THE CHICAGO DAILY TRIBUNE: THURSDAY, -APRIL 1v, 1873 2 Sons of Temperance, of both scxes, was held at - ON ITS FEET. 3 end'a messags to wam tho approaching train cf mendsmus, 06—Esspor G Smidt end Bermncl, A“BIGLTHING. the residence of, Paraon Reese.. Tho object of lesa than the original cost price, and petitionars | .and_ Frederick Esistings: case, T 3 ! dsnger, the b; i1 goi i THE COURTS. Pray sp injunction restraining tho eclo of any | O Cled e Sheridun v, Danfel Dly; 5 +| the meeting was made known tothe outside | : by 2 “Pnli'hlfﬁnw?;;inggli?lxgvzuﬁﬂgﬁdr? i —_— -part of the stock until further order of the | Zompds $500. 0,525—Samo . Joha W, Walker; samo,'| | s world by a doputation of abont fifteon of the | | | = i . ‘.| engineer saw the signal in time to 8v0id & fonr. | { the Erine---Board of o | B0 e SR St Pulp eyl . chasios | The Selence ‘of Banking as Sus- Teaker Pormasion, "ho arcued tre sbipett | The Chicago Academy of Sei- - ful dsstor, Tho sngino fan agalat tho fee, i o Y . b o p P o 3 echanic on | s S = ot i < ;i i TRy s v 'y lent fo i Transfer of the Brine---Board of |-, o, 5 FEorocmssmo smommass. ior Gourt,. e sl avene, Lo v |, teihed bythe-United States: . | Rdrem up,” visiting the. City Drng Storo, tho | < < ences. B heavy braneh, which strack the il ansoricct & 3 Trade Case, - :for wdissolution of the co-partnership. existing | [ &30 el MY s Drug_Palace, and tho drug store'of Dr..Jen- der, and inflicted tho injuries that rosalied fopor K " |"betrech himeelf and O. P. Risborg. On tho 1st \’S PERFIDY._ Courts, nings, whero the following “note of warning” death, The passengers wers b6 rateis i ber [ DR " | April,—sn ominous date,—1872, ho entered into CRAIN’S PERFIDY.— was read to tho soveral proprietors of the afore- | e 2 — -~ - | Gseapy that & attempt wes lmmg:‘d;t:riugthg{ i partuership with defondant, intending, with o e ogns Tearomi= Presidont Net| . = S=T=or == = |mid setor csisblisbimen smith tho excep- other Bailding Ready for Its | rowand her; but she ﬁm!i'dud.mad‘{am“: 2 . q , to on , e Bo, i .. |-tion . Jennings. The & o ing i . The_Value_of_Chicago.Land Prac- |- ke D o e Disa Taland avonue, Tie- Only Zeats His Creditors, but Deserts | \Creditors of Bankrupt : Insurauco Compa- | Lo, but an acconmodating opening undor th _Occupancy. g ;}‘{,’,,,,'*‘g;,{;‘;;;z”g fx?:\:id;;td{etyims?g Hhaig - tically Tanght, borg was to Leep tho booke, Sebiogt L e hem | Eiis Wife, Leaving Hex tn aDestituto |° "nies Bono ‘Ont of Taterest on oo A€ s tors aimiked e doonsent; e f;——- ——— marewarded, and the men and women yhe oy e | gyt af o culvey, rifortuan |- SoRvon-wEoReRting GoreorRonn y © T gy Averago Deposit o - | rukum, Har tnonol, 88 16 b0 90 | i Dot Brosont, amd Fuburs o fho | 507 on cpprkalty (5 Hack I‘I’I'g“l’::-;}lg:%;mmhm' ; """ c? e [ clerical, character. . In fact, plainti 5 The following correspondence will explain it- 3 £458,668. .possossion: - - - - cooc o 4 o e of poor Lottio's bravery by ct.sing han d ! SRR E : “id " I, and that defendant now threatens g P e, Yo arg heroby wamned that your nofariona [i L . Sl g | Melancholy Termination of Two- Trading f;w{}'ﬂmg getablisbment. for b own pocu~ solt: ¥ . : &5 : hiky i oador drug non Dt whick Academy. ‘monument o ho erected to her memory. . ..\ ! Parinersips o b B ol s s | et B e O [ o e ey oing D : N cyrend ' ? DT issu 3 . 2 J nt er 0 - of b Dg Ou S i I TS S ro By X 5 S wi : ¢ petition J BOIC & BIS=: | 44} in the city, hos ordered that all his leiters bo do- || ¥ m eaty, g on Wa svenno, near. Van Buren sades s % otihet & v ; of Lockport, in the County of Will, Tlinois, d manifosts no harrowin, ehen- |- 2 S to your crimes that of falsehood. That wa foel X Sy DOAT: yan A Burglar Shot Dead by a Citizen of Instance of the Dangers of Trust lining a8 cred’hors on m\mtlywiﬂ Roto of £600. | aioaeas bo bis aatoly.” Being condent fhat you wil Companies.: asstron and nn‘ﬁh'eu, tho canso of moralityand | Streels fnishod, and nearly ready for occupancy. Newtown, L. I. 4 g 3 8id nof ; b g ;i Deeds. Tho proccedings in -the suit, Brine v. The'| gladly rectify any mistako that has been, madoTegard- —_— or roligion outragod; that we will no_longer toler- | Abrief sketch of tho origin,” progress, and greaty{ . From the New York lferald, April6; Boaxd of Trade, for mandamus to ehow causo |:Ing Birs. Kelio Gralp, witsof Georgo B Oniny ot hier it tatomont was mado | &40 this slaugliter of our poople, - We hereby ask | misfortune of the Association is therefora appro-. jghwto:m village, L. 1., was the econe-of o ter—- b/ P 7 : wbghu shonld not be readmitted to his rights gmﬂw Arhae anmnwmin iy Pricenrdl onday's TRIDUXE 8 statement 5 mad you to quit this business, or pnt awsy from it all-| pristo. The Academy was'first organized in'| O lo tragedy yesterdsy morning. A burglar Sumitl T Grossis o victin ot neglected op- | aud priviloges ns o membor of tho Board of | ey, s RUlLE Grath who has ‘been most | 12 tho lox column that cortain Assignoos of | gpiituous liquors within. ten 05, which, 3 300 | 1650, with tho foloning membeiiebin. 3. v, | W28 810t and lilled by & well-kmown ciizon. Shs riubities 1 tho Jaud speculating way. On tho | Trade, wore yesterdsy diemiseed ia tho United {gaiy desecea by Eer Bushend oot poelvely atems | bankript tnuranco compratos had failed to ro- | ail to do we will put it out1or you by 18¥1al | 2 Bianey, N. &, Davi, 5. W. Froer, O Helmotl, | Groci b Soimioal, 1o tho act of onterig bis romit ¢ ¢ % 3 . 8. T . W. Freer, C. He ] . 3 a fow minutes, s e "of ook Cor o peivate, ordarod any ot bl lufters. to | POt what intorest they Lnd obtained from do- | measures and H.'A. Johnson ; and Mesars.. Ttobort Kenni- | but the robber is now a lifeless corpea and thd 2 of Novembor, 1571, Haunah F. Dunlap a8 | {4 Gircu Gourt of Gook County. t L i : A g e . O x5t Lot 62, Sehool. Trustecs’ Subdivi- 'Tiio Assignee of Chandler, Pomroy & C0. yes- | bo delivered to her, oud tho porson or persons so in. | Posita in tho'diferent banks dosignatod by tho | HOUSE OF CORRECTION, - coth, - Geo. ~ A Mariner, Drs. H. Parker, | rave citizen who shot him is suferiag from two., 5 i istor. 1fo has bal- | forming any one connoctod with your Daper; hus or | Court, and suggesting that they would do woll, i s | wounds. sion of the north part of Soction G, 39,13, boing | terday reportad ;‘;Eﬁ,’-;glé},?-?;ﬁ“;;a estato of Poy- | have positivly falsited, and kmowlugly, Threo days | oot e i it ¥, Scammon, and B. Androws; Mesrs. Samuel) "My, Witliem E. Furman koeps & large storo in about -two. acres of land on Madison street, | ance in han X ] fod o bal- | After the doparture of Goorge . Crain from thocity, | in the future, to state, separately, what intorest, e s Stone, B.K.Bwift, J. D, Wobster, and H. W. | Broadway, He is 49 yesw of tal, well noar the western limite of Chicago, in o | ton T Chendlor, {ho Assignco reporiod » bl | ol sl Brdm Sl Lovw of a'wront | 7 anythoy hod received. Tho ‘sitorbad i | Zimmerman. Many otbers were soon afforwards | builty with hair and bescd. presouirer W town. of Cicero;. which, on tho Tth of Ju- e "GENERAL NOTES, : g:&“ﬁum‘:a‘&:t‘?&?;‘& dcep rogrot ware not ehea | Bertod tho doubting words, **if ‘mny,” for the | Meeting of the Commissioners---Superin- | aageato the organization. The original name-| 1arge, bold '3."“5,:‘;-’“_'1 s oxpression of singular 15, 1872, said Gross:-agreed to purchase for The Columbus, Chicago & Indizna Railway [ by her, nor ono moment that did not carry with it the | simple reason that he wia by no means sure fendent’s Quarterly Report. was tho Chicago Academy of Natural Sciences. {ﬁ%ﬁi :1:'11: ::’ Mlil:gm:n a:ﬂ mﬁx}yz ﬁq{a)jed < i iti d i he Circuit Court for | most harrowing pangs and anxictics s to his welfare ther the Assignees did receive interest, or . o R t B0, Ba LD o o, o O |t F Wy an the following Broporty, 10 Which | 353 vheratbouks: Not gmo eitr has this asserted | "iether tho Assign ol s A'reofganization was effeciod in 1859, and the | boforohave burglars beoken intohis hosse, Some in the -agreement that unless the bargain was : d Margarot Egan lay elsim, viz.: | Wifo recelved, sinco his deperture, from him: To bo , v - : word “ Natural ™ was dropped from the title.” " | eight years ago he shot at one, who made his cs- sompletod on tho terma of peyment then stip- | SA9ck 2% 424 SENE NS Gy of e Mo oo bt 10 ave. som maticlota wreicn sad wn. | dnostionod n official on the subjocts and tho | o un SiaticticsThe Bids for the Labor | In 1962, “Robort Kennicott refarned from His | €ape. ~ Evar sinico ho has alway aleps with ro- ulated, namely, $400, - five days. after.| 7 iy Block 13, of the original town, now City of g mall - | conversation, when compared with what follows, - 4 s ! o | volver andor his pillorw, ready for any emorgency « y 15> 5 s ) ngin principled belng falsify to your reporiers, thereby con- il 2 g 5 threo yeara' trip, of exploration to the Arctic o b 2 o the delivery of & good warrantee deed and title, | Chicago. The ground is wanted for o depot, Veying tho jpression” that the injured and destituto | Will give the reader a faint ides of the happy-go- of the Prisoners. regions, with a Iargo collection: of ‘specimons fn | D3¢ might arise. On Thursday night ho retired the balance in threa eqnal annual payments. Georgiana B.” Cresg e al. bring suit_in tho | wifo should bear a portion of tho wrong doinga of tho | Jucky way in which the law is undorstood and i 4 g I o epos somewhat early. -He was tired, and slept soundly andthe balanca ih tires & laintiar | Circuit Court szainst Mary L. Clark, Virginia | Busband, when tho wife i enticely fanocont,is fax tao | (1o FO¥ W b/ : all departments of Natural History. The expe- | till half-past 2 o'clock. Ho awoke, and, a5 usnal, The defendant having falled, as tho p E, Osborne, end Grace L. Osbotao on'a petition | much. Tho wife most deoply regrots her tmsband's | Oboyed in this city. 2 The Board of Commissionars of the House of | dition is one of the most important on record. | stopped to the window to look into his yard and < slleges, in this contract, suit is now bronght to [ o= partition of & tract of land lying in the | bad acts, and keenly foels the shafts of suspicious El'hn reportex directed the attention of the of- Correcti t 8t th o ol The actnal expenses were paid by tho | 866 that all wag safe. It wasgark. The moon it aside the Teceipt on the ground of its being. | County of Cook, viz.: Fivo acres of land, being | 100ks cast upon her. ra, Crain s, in every respect: 8 | ficig] to the parsgraph in TmE Trmuxe, and | Correction mel o NMayor's office yesterdsy | The sctnal e 3 bad_disappoared bebind tho black clouds. Ho 8a ip! % ", 1ady, and timely warning is hereby given to any who & P afternoon, His Honor in the Chair. There were | Smitheonian : Institute, and * the: Hud-- i 3 i ited as liquidated damages ; and that the | the north half of $he northeast quarter of he | ma3'attempt to circulato the opposite, Being entirely | 8sked him whethor tho banks paid interest or 5 A e Lt strained lus eyes and scanned every object in the ¢ IO e b8 e Treo from ach liem, Tho | Bontlest quarter of tho sontheast. quartor of | Fanbeestsuao murknek mow SHel nol, soce corss | mol apom o ‘moneys deposited by Aseignoes, | Present, Commissionors Wabl and Haines, and | Son Bay ' Compuny assisted . gonerously. | yard. All wad quiot. Dark shadows seomed fo estate may be declared free from su Bec. 19, in Tovmship 89, north of Rango 15, cast | her husband has dono rang, Though wromped, and | “C/ot “10 0N e J0po ot o | Buporintondcnt Felton. Tho Buperintendent | Tho collections went to tha Smithsonian Insti | I tho air, but thero waa ot 8 sound. 2 B B L e b oia ot an | Of o thixd principal moridian; otherwise known | dooply o by b ualnea, iatss, G & Guiney | e Bless may soul; moy” noth tho ofieiel, it | cubmitted ‘Lis quarterly statoment, from which | tute, with tho undoratanding that a fallseriearof | _ Ho stariod, all t onco. What was that ? The o anxis i : i < 0 (ouso, and -also James F. Webes, of the | prised ; r hoard of such a thin ) 4 tement, from 3 % L8 d rig Tadow thio anxiéty of the complainant to geb i az the north half of Block 61; in the City Coun- on o, 4 prised; BYe | {1io following facts were obtained : specimens should be given to any society that fg::;:é ﬁr’ml &gz mqﬁ); gz; m:z P = i i1 TRy ry Bigelow House, are deserving of tho kindest tinnks of | 3 i " . lishility to complete the salo; and equal | cil's Subdivision of Sub-Section 19. e ot Miagacas o hes e wll nonets bty | b dono, fmloss by special arrangoment.’ e et b b b Bl ol should_be dosigoated by or. Eeoaicott, if it | Snepog, OB, {80 groudl Tho strsngor’s hoad $085.04 | were worthy of the donation. From thig condi~ | him. Who could it be?. A thif, a robber,— eaxiety on tho part of tho defendant to insist on | ~ Asa D. Waldron et al., before Judge Porter, | foioving letters. Rl A ey “You do not mean tosny that all tho 1870 | washing for poes Beseiirar l tion-of - things came the final reorganization’of | porliaps » murderer? : F i i 5 “Who's that?” Mr. Farman cried, breaking tho Academsy, which took place in February, 1665. | Who'a that ), At 7 L 3 bis. zecelpt being considered got nel bimmona the sum of $2,500 0 a bond of that n e jood. s ko 3 s 2 Tabor of END OF X STONE-COTTERS’ PARTNERSUIR. | o8 RHORE R B jng’gmnnt on tho tug E. | Messrs. Grant & Cudney, Proprictorsof Orient House: | 55 b tho Assignees of various bankrupt instr- o oL prisonem, James Balston and others yesterday brought | p Dow, owned by defendsnts, in_the Superior | — Mre. Nellio Crain, witeof George I, Crain,:smato | 80Ce companies, have been lying unproductive sought to recover from Joseph Moffatt and Sam- | Gmaago, April 9, 1873, sums of monoy lodged in the banks since the | Cook County, for boarding A 5 o % 4 i “$3.710.08 | By the new act of incorporation the property was 5 & X ts. The | my howso this morning, insu destitute a _cdndition Total, $3,719.98 s ; Not a sound. Mr. }Furman saw a shadow pase- Al o R o & e o |, o O | T e i ot iy s Sty oy Tt eid e TN bt s oo | Bilbtocs B o Boceaions vestod in & Board of Trustoos. ; During the years | ing paok towads the rear of tha yrd. . Theynan eny interference on the pt St Aition’ bein; ; > 3 or - d | quickly past the gate and dissppeared. £ proprty of the fim of Edward Tash & Co. | 2FALIEN S0 Of 0500t Do eons | 2l e gty P beoncng e, | 1 mull you s mo th esion” ™ Dol ot wepormsion ot 3, | e, Ferman's logd ingled through hia voins The complainants affirm that they, togethor with | ful, tho bond should be null and yoid, but if un- | left her unprotectod snd entirely penniloss, ' 19 retuin | oot Wel3 Pt you must have thought of it, P 88 hio ruahed to his bed and grusped his pistol. defendant, on the 13th of May last, entered into.| successful, it shouldremain in force. Defend- | her goods, under such ckcmem: dl:f"-vl o ::! :;:: “Yos, I have. I.think that since the fire, the L ¥ i heart, though her husbang s i te $16,857.69. purinership in the abovo name, for tho purpoce | aats| lﬂ:‘:l;ﬁgoﬂrx*gg:{;;“fh:ﬂ ;"“‘3';;}5:“‘;‘;" eher | board. Ta behalf of Ars, Nolllo Grain, permite me | somothing should isve bean dona sbout intercst. {on Apri 1, 1873, vas $60515. Ac- | commer of Randolph 2nd LaSalle streets, whero | fully. Ho ran back to the window. There was pril 1, 1672, f carrying ‘business as stonc-cutters, defend- 5 gentlomen, to molicit for this distressed and 2 Bofore the fire,' when the amounts - dej osited | counts audited from April 1to Dec, 81, 1672, $43,659.90; 3 is ks . Tus} t bis r. ot i ooy bt s onrics, oy | L v e S i | S bt o ST SRR | Sy e nd U oty i | S5 10 S U0 SRR | s otaon s dpord oo e i ai-| he oy, e, el e do do th t of the broy o0 ing 1 4 A only a sho 0, porhaps there was hardly | drzwm, $7.41, N ) i . . Ho paused and ran back. : and the others do do the sweat of tho brow part | {ign’ of the Coirt during tho entiro afternoon, | and return to her widowed mothor. Ardently hoping any call for boing very strict ; but sinco so many | - B3ions Were iomed sa follows : Janusry, 16,3643 | _ In tho yoar 1865, mewzgumuso: 'I":}gsn;g e et o pe mo,” r. Fuiman thonght. 2f-ihe programme. | Thetr modest capital 0id | aud tho Jury rfired with instructions o roturn &' |- sna rely deaiing yous scquescenn o (is lariibis | 207 ol for boing very sict; but since 5o many "ﬁ";f.k.?ﬂh‘.’;‘i‘%}“s’%‘a%mfﬂm s | Somas foam e Uatiod Btaten b0, Siberia. by may | Ho kuew vory well iat tho buxglas wonld oy to * is.” Tho Kenoicott. ~The rooms: first occupied | “ppg window was open. Tho sly was dark, and were in the Metropolitan - Block, &t the | throughthe house the bleak wind whistled mourn-, ot exceed the sum of &1,00:{. Jto!;n ‘dwihrg: sealed verdict. Tequest, nd haading Dycgnlthh Shirough “Thomas”J, | LERCER6 of thousande of.dollars: huvo. boon: o vary | e b uld iy was -~ mnequal to - the temptations ‘ of Fullam v. Larne a petition for , Witk great resp am, cte,, { ) ©f | receired from Jan, 1 to March 81, 839 males, 253 fe- usgian i d Behring’s Strail . crosa the yard, jump over the fonce, and gain the aowil oo master stonc-cufter when mg:::i‘;non in::r‘oe;ing px:g'amypm {he par- ‘Jastts E. Wescr, thousands more to hear from, porhaps-fomo | males, Discharged, 902 males, 218 famsics, leaving 371 m‘amy fnﬁsxlﬂfin: ontfit, uﬁ Mr. Kennicott, | strect. He fairly jumped into his pantaloors ot upon = costractiaking expeditions, | tios to tho suit, but possessingno points plons | Gmeygo, April g, 479, 1T ror Digelow House. | spccial aotion might havo boen advisablo. Iaes, 105 femules fotal, 474, Joceived from Folice | vy, "y Company of young maturalists, accom: | and dashed into the strest. As ho pussed the and from a convivial sort of fellow, whom it was | jng to tho reading public, monopolized a second d v Well, this is news. Who are tho fortunato Hones of which tha prisamors convictod wera : | paniod this expedition for the purpose, of ecien-. |. corner ho saw tho man sgain, _ He was leaping leasant to drive a bargain with over a g1185 0f | doy in Judge Booth's Codrt. . 1t will bo talien U | atr. Cudnry, Proprictor Orfent Titel: ! :::g;rg,;ggg;ﬁ;g;e‘g;ﬁ;:halsgggoggg Feach of e eace, 5o ApECetione T8 vagreney, fificestloration, and {o bring back specimens. | fromthe fence, The clouds had ewept by, br T tho ; urglar's burly form was now clearly visiblo, Mr. ger, bo fell boneath the iron sway of the T08Y [ peain to-morrow. - dsys that have passed since leaving your char- | 100 of the city 2" 2 legraph Company furnished all necessary | this timo, aud the moon shone faintly down, TLo Breach 20 ; keeping, or inmates of disorderly and gambling | The Tel 1 houses, 40 ; carrying concealed weapons, 127 repre- | facilities, and the-success achieved was what~ od,—thet is to- ecy, he is charged with having | “The case of Bright & Co. v. heirsaf P. F. W. | ttablo roof, I bave used fTort to fafil | B 5 b oéme sa hibitual drunkard. ~Fis books have | pesk, for. execation Of 5 Tand contract giver by | {hing Nbout oy wustend o £ powitly eott: snd | , Well no. Thoro. fs a bank, you soo, thot | scating thimecives 1y o sivosns, 35 Sesiading an b | Locilitios, o Teasonably boon expected.. . . | Furman thought the man would fee, but ha uot been kept, and his -accounts aro ‘an awful | pock’ to J. P. Iglebart, ‘camo up beforo Judge | Bavefound thocharges to b only foo true,nd ipyself a | bas always ncted for tho bankrupicy court, eud | cer, 17 obstructing etrects and atrcet cars, 2 selling r. Wm. Stimson, who was for many years con- | stopped and looked at his pursuor. They met Tagstery to which tho Claldesn charactors wero | Gary. ~Thio jand nvlved Ia of ‘considorable | desertod vifa! Ho bas not enly taken from son but | measly ll tho monoy g gono thero. Boeime hia parson. 1 Sheving oscens wubiiesiions, 5; | nocted with the Atedomy as its Secrotary, and | fuce to face. Thers was no ezcapo for the rob- 2 long primer csps. TTho complainants riod | velus. consisting of tménty.two- foot front on | tXeR frommeall [ Aare tnths torkd, 1 am Leaivte | ¢ What banks i thy ‘National, -of - which, Alr, | Fiolting ther orlinnes, §; lsrceny, 20; robbery, | Whose previons official ‘sssociation with tho | ber. o must dio cr surrendar. ; ult witl intent to 'do bodily barm,1; usiog | Smithsonlan Institute, gave him special privi- |. ‘‘Stand,” Mr. Furman cried, end his pistolwaa . “iotenco upon a policeman, 27 testl L1i0- - > | Tozos, made many additions to tho mumeurs, |~ | pointed st the criminal's breast. The robber * s orian i avon ncresions, |- Yon Duten atroel, set of Slate siyeet, Tho case | hold. Thero & nothing thore that conld bo of 305 | Seammon is Prosident. Yod 556, h hex ainecs |- Sheney b oot o oatio ab the Lot of Dour: e e e s .| T o 3om o oy cae bu e e becn the bankar, und tho Gourt has sedn 10 no- |- ' The prisonges wero relcdsed as foowa » Tepiration. | “*Sfotropolitan Hall was burned in 1865, and tho | drew his pistol. Ono moment more and onlyone > 5 g 3 ¢ 5 Al 3 v kil B - o ce, 7853 Cor order, 1303 o i i i - bon. - Wheraforo, the complainants- pray ho | iog ths bonds of matrimony bithorto, existung | yiacd, and Soi Bt b st ho wil mover cosas back | CoseiLy fot a chs T RO S, S5} Govirmors parion, 33 piymment of favst | Sollection fn thio musenm ﬁ‘t’t.g!d,y dunspad | of Lia teo malghi boralive, gh the Tast cloads * o 1t hron onds Court as above stated, beforo Johunie brin) between® Mr. 'and Mra. Freolove. 0 redeem them for me, as you hoped, and as I hoped. b2 ), ) ‘pard, ) it X oo oy aestitnto of morley {0 got cven bread tokeep | | LMy of courso; sinco tha fire, things omght | e B 0s0 G s, 506 clatbssd shat”they hod | cioty roturned to its quartors thero for tempora- | that obscured it, and there thoy sood, B0 mo ten © torsd. in their stone-whitened” hairs with sorrow to Tranquility and ease woro the rule at the Crim- . L Bankruptey Covrt. - - - . ... | hal otrt, Jeaterday. Not s Ainglo cass ooca 25 sive g whar Tikle Wace Jel ot oy e e [t e e Al e g never'before been in prison, and 547 admitted thot | ry -Occupation. A new building had, however, | Paces apart, esch staring instant death in the - DIATORY TANKRUPIOY FROCEEDTNGS. | visd Judea Farwell's attantion. - 'tho docision of | toSiro,mowhat litlo T Have leff, that X faay v cour- 24 o deposited ansthing with the Court to | fityhad, by this time becomo an urgent necessity, and | face.- 1t was -one of those moments that can Tae Trisuse has frequently called attention |“Jndge Williams in the Klokke case is anxiously | more than any one el and Tam tho despest expiorer, | 225r0 T ofieral di The City Phyaician, Dr. Guerin, submitted his re- | jmmediato ecarch was made for s new location. | mever, never bo forgotten, The still night, -~ in fts columns to the unnecessary dilntoriness | Jooked forward to. R 11 you are not charitablo to me, what shall X 357 for T How#" Tho ofticial did not seem to under- | port, which reisted tG tho sanitary condition of the | A7) 2" ag" polactod on the ground. whers |- the dark sky, the pale moon, the fiarca rin%sm’ - i i : Sl amell during (he montlie of Jennay, Feb the present building stands, and work upon | thero was the robber boforo him, his yos dash- ‘which seems inseparable from . bankruptey pro- izabeth” Thompéon; administratrix, brings | haveno way of meeting my prosent neceasites. . May | 8tand. - i ruary, ceedings. aad to the short-comings of Assigneos. m%,n inst tho Chicago & Northiwestarn | o8 think of this and realizs how noblo this act would | “ Why Axy bond ar papers; O suything, In (sad Maas Mo esidomic bad Beevaied, aud anlyane | 8 Siractone. was son nfferwords Gummented.: | ibe Wi raze ind ferror. suid bis hend quivering st k: gall 0 P Heaven bless you and yours and open yptr heart | vase of loss ? #*3eq . 3 person was attacked by small-pox. The patient was i) i i8 Di i A very striking instanco of the cause of our un- | ‘Railroad Company, in the Superior Court, for | (oime o gesoriedwite, > yina ghen Joir be: “No's sucha thi » | prompily removed to the small-pox hospital, and the | It “was built fire-procf—that is as fire-proof | as he keld out his pistol bofore him. availing referenco o these evils will bo found | trespass’on tho caso, lnying damagoes ab $3,000. | Crinaco, Apeil 8, 1673 e “ |7 ghos sucha thing was nover thought of. | SrSR o) o disesso effectually sionped by toroughe | buildings wero conatructed befors the Sre-cmith | M. o was cool and self-possessed. A - below. . The attention of the prees hos been | Edmund Willets sties J.J. C. Gillespie, in as- e .- | ophe reportor left, Two points had been estab- .| 15 vaccinating all the ofticers and_prisoners who wers | brick rschways, iron girders, corrugated iron | moment before and his brain had whirled round, called tathe prosent position of tho Garden City | gurpsit, for $4,000 damages. ! Gracano, April 8, 1673, | neds | pamely. that no interest was paid by | considered to bo predisposal to fafestion. Only o5 | oilings, and sthof . prosisions, for safoty. Tho | and his form had boen shaken by violont omo. Insurance Company. - H. P. Smith, acting a2 at- | * Jameq H. Kotler brings action, in the Circuit | Jumes F. Weber, Esg., Propricter Sation trcies tho bank that did. the whole of this immone | desth bad ocourred. The disesse which required | CoL08% 5 UK -PIOH Academy’ pormancntly |“tion, but now he was_ comparatively calm. A j ‘for 5P Smith & Co:, led o potition in-| Court, sgainst Bdward. Hall, on. attachmont | - Dras Snr Hou B aced e oy usesyg 3, | business,—there being 1o law within tho knowl. | modical treatient were not unliko those provalent Last occupied ita_new and .commodions quarters ix | flash—two shots—smoko wreathing sbove (he the United States District Courbon the 14th of | poud fagios - o, Jiella has been, reccived 'and duly connidered, Opr | €30 Of the officials that requirod tho pymentof | winter, betng missmatlc snd continned fevers, espmip- | IO e - PO O AR, B | e Fabber rolled. Intg. the gattor Augast ast, Tor the adjudication in bankruptey-| U7 biotip fturhy . Charlos Cummings, new | intention from tho Aref was not 1o ‘discommoda or in | 8uch interost ; snd that, out of ino Dunkrant e el mof Dot o3 cemie e e s Y eIl and DoasperouA. bt G | Bhe. Fuiman. fea sntber Shot af thomtostats of fhisTogaranco Company, snd oi fhe follow. suitin the Cireas. Court, plainbil petitions for | 303 w8y injure Mrs. Nelllo’ Crain, but we doemed it | companios, thd funds of.soven woro in thohands | quunt us in previous months, The prisoners, borh | ‘wreat fire oconteed in the a1l op 1671 That cons | form of the barglsr, The Iatter was woanded-.. -déyia rule to show causo was issued, return- ethanice’ lien on Nos. m'sl:md 108 Shurtleff ay- | PXOPer to retain all goods of both in Sur possennion, | ‘of one b without security therefor, with tho | in sickness and health, were woll-gared for -and hu- f‘,ﬁgnﬁm ‘proved & most- weeping and “terrible’| ’and writhing with pain, but he had still strongth o bitor Bogiater Bivhurd on-the S18t o o, Al % Coeine Nom that o are 50 conviuiod of Mep: Setve | PrOSRoct of fargo additlons t0 thoso funds: - © | mancly trexted by the Superintendent and his saest- | LeGILio™ BRovel B ost Sweoping andterriblo | 'and wrihing with pain, but o bad sif stronsth The' Marshal duly sorved the rule, and on'tho | Ty United Statés Courts frero yéstérday do- | Crain being doseriod by her wortiess hucband, wo |, FOUOWIDE up the frst” thought, the “reporter | ants. ; Fro in es. | ad the special calioctions were very Iarge. - Tho |were fired in quick succossion. 3ir. Farmsn was Blst i wtipulstion wag filed, -extending~ the"| gerted, . Judge Blodgett did not hoid Court, and | unbositafingly givo her all, snd our best wishes aiso, | turned fo.page 86, of . *Title 'LXIV., ‘Bank- | =The Superintondent was directéd to obtain es- | ocigiie PO, o1 00ona ere very large. Tho | wers e n it right hand snd had roceivod time to answer the wnle 15 days, u v Yo et i d | We are convinced of his perfoot meannces, and sym- | FuDtcy,” of the last revisod United St es Stat- | timates for roofing the now work shop and sub- s ~ 1 i i r the 78, P~ | Judge Drummoxd was engagedin the profonn convinced . pter, : P attio - with rare and - costly specimens, |“snothor wound near the left hip. .He stagge on the espiration’ ~ of : which the | gtudy of any quantity of tungled cases on. which | b3thizo dosply with the deserted wife. Very respoct-. | utes. In Bection 92 he found : Seve mit thom to tho Mayor, The latter was suthor- | 4hg aggregato value of which was nof | but only for & moment. Tho robber’s pist gems’miﬂ attorneys flled s dmghrr;:ww ﬂ:g B | 1o will somo day bo, called upon to deliver de- fully, PR A uartoh it sppeasa that tho dustsntion of tho satnte ugﬁl Lo]&onlme for the ‘zoak&, A o tion. L.eave was given, a monf er, to Ho- | cigions. ~ AP 9 7. 1o delayed, by or otler cause, the Court 0 Mayor was requested to ask the of | valuable books, manuscripts,; and’ numbérless 5k to becomo a patty to the petition, and-| ~ The casa of Jokinson v. Dasso was tried beforo | - SUBURBAN, i i‘a‘?@“&f;ﬁ% jemparsy ‘g;ﬂga::ﬂ:‘#:»;::g Public Worka to includo m their nnnu; ash; articles that could_ never "b'ﬂ /roplaced. Thero | * ho'a killed mo.” o 2 . . # i mates an amount eufficiont to excavato channel | g ng ingurance eithor upon-the building orits’|” Thoso words seomed to be addrossed to some l ! less than $200,000. Besides these,” there wero dmybpbed ?gl:‘l‘m mi“ed Ao b S *4¢Shoot him !"" outed as loud as he could, mer To to te in case of failure on the part of the | Jndge Rogers yestordaymorning. The defend- by ths Judge, or er i original petitioners. The Company was adjudi- | hat Sommiited ‘trespase in Tamoving from tha . T e Remoned e ey comomiond Saotize te same | ip o Wopt Branch of tho South Branch of tho | woeye n3ence eithor wpon the building or its | Thoso mords so cated baukrupt by defanlt on the same day, and | house of plaintiff, who 18 living apart’ from her EARRTOR: ferest, niot exceoding tho logal rate, s fho. bank may | Chicago’ River, from Western avenuo to the | o3 gg high as $400,000. A completelist of the |+ Good God I" a voice cried from the distance; ety s e o ich to e saliedule. | husband, & ‘stovs and. stove-pipe and sundry | s, wasonmed mocting of tho Bosrd of Trastees | CRFact With tho Aseignoo to pas thercon, * | Bridowoll of st amplo dopth-for the 0rdinary | losess wonld occupy ico much space, but we | “he's shot. :We'll kill the murderous seoun Btrango {0 80y, no warrant was issuod, no meet- | ocher arficles of the valuoof 816. The plaintift x 5 : This is constraed to monn that the Court may, | Teguirements of mavigation. < brick-| Bi¥e list of the collcctions. It contained sbout | drel.” i 2r Ing of tho Company's creditors was called, and. | is » Scandinavian, and doos mot talk English, | Of the villsge of Evanaton was held Tuesdsy | or tho Assignes “may, if they.so elect. chiss | | Lt is proposed touse tho clay excavated in brick 2,000 mammals, 30 mouned skelotons, inclnding | - There wero sounds of approaching footateps ; its affairs have not hoen placed nndaf tho charge | and Judge Bogors, not liking the looks of the | night in the office of Theodoro Reeso, the Clork. | {nterest.. > s . making. two mastadons, zn . African .elephant, ses-otter, | and Mr. Farman, nothing me, rushed ‘back of an Assignee or other official.. ‘According o | ‘translater brooght forward by plainti®?! 1 | N ; ; posited jn | The Harbor Mastor submitted s roport of ; 5 OB - 3 ntor broug] y pls '8 counsal, | The membors of the Bonrd prosent wero : Presic [ Now, 2810 the amount of money deposited in conndings o (o West Dranah of iy Bouth | elephant-seal, etc.; 10,000 birds, 1,000 neats of | in:o his store for his gun.. His throo- boyo had the-record, My. Smith's final action was to ob- | admitted the evidence of her-laaghtor. Upon (& » : 0 0 £ | ha it Sl i s gy o vt | oo e o RS i e | S o - Gl s . G | SRS ompany oot | BBl SRR e scn | SEEy S oty of g bkl | b s el e Sowipea ey §8 adindication. 1t is slated that cortsin crod- | dmagoa, < - T - Ambrose Foster, The Clerk of the Board, Theo. | xovember, 1872, a totai of, sbout 924,970, and its | bridge and the House of Correction. The depth | Hoh roPlo% 309, foes, tnsluding many largo. | child of L1—clung.to his fathe agony the child itord, “with'sn Eﬂbm"-‘mﬂ the, utmost from | - Touis Bienon v. G. L. Hellman, before Judge | Rease, presented the following zoport : balances in bank, over sincc, havo sveraged, Reodod is nive foct. 3 - | othor articulates, 5,000 species of. shells, with | sacmed to suffer as his father left him again, - the concern, bave bean offered a3 much as 25 per | Rogers, was a case for trespass, plaintiffa seking | I would most respectfully. present the foliowing re- | after paying in and ‘drawing out, about $5,000 | He also.submitted a roport of soundingsin | immenso numbers of duplicafes’; 1,000 jafs of | The spot whors ho had shot the robbor was cent for their claims. Tho sllogation iamadothat ‘| $5,000 for alleged-false imprisonment. During | Bort of expenditures ordered by the Board from the st only, tho sum of $5,500 being in”hiand for bank- | front of the prison grounds, showing the Water | mollnsks in alcool, 3,000 jars’ or “lots” | now forsaken. Ho looked in vain for the bur - theclzimsof the Company againat the Commercial | the fire ‘plaintiff and his o fonica Hall- | dsy of January, 1872, to AprilJ, 1873 : iog at the end of March. g to bo from three to ivo feet dot of radintes, including ‘soveral hundred corals ; | glar and his comrades. Ono of hia neighbors .1 Insuranco Company, by no mesnsinconeidernblo, | man's parsonal effects_into a place of safety, so | Improvement of stroets, crosswalks, ote. : The Ghicago Fireman's, at the ond of its first | , Authority was givon tothe Mayor to contract | g 659 specics of plants, 15,000 specimens of fos- | camia to the assistance of the brave man, sad,r 276 balnk pressen; Shisee claims arising from the | safe, indeed, thiat ho alleges o nover recoverod 5 fnancial torm, May, 1872, had £305,533 ; in June, | forshadd treos Lo be set out in tho grounda this | gljg and 4,000 minerals.’ In Archaology. thero | aftor half an honrs search, thoy found the bar-. rosponsibility of the Commercial to make: good | them. “Atting upon the infomation sud adico 1872 £179,070; Septembor, 1873, £16,338; Do- | 8PHdE. : ; aro | Tere about 1,000 specimens, all Amarican ; aad | glar in, Howard place, s distanco of .100 vards tho Garden City Company's re-issued. riske. “A’| of o policoman, Hellman had Rienon arrested on The Buperintondont was directed to propare | yj,q othnological collection embraced o very fino | from Farman's housa. Thera were: o £rucos.of successful issuo to their action would greatly in- | a charge of larceny, snd tried by Justice Scully, $168,936." estimates for the aonual appropristion, and sub- | gries. of the clothing sud imploments of-the | blood on the way. It was ovident that tho othier’ S ©~ . creasethopercentage the Garden City Company | who discharged him. Plaintiff’s counsel ridiculod THo Germania Had in bank, by ité first acconnt, | it them to the Mayor for his approval. . Esquimaux of Anderson River, collected by Rob- [ members of the gang had carried him tothespot,. " ! - will pay. SERLCLE T R N - .| 'the idea of Jarceny, ‘and showed that his cliant optomber, 1872, §76,268; | . Several proposals for tho labor of the Prison- | ori Konnicott and his Arctio’ friends, and pre- | and then loft bins to-his fate Yns 1 ASSIGNMEST OF MORTGASES FREISES 4D Foxe- | had begn thrico cleared in Courtof the {mputa- ; | "% 7 | ers wero openod. . Johuson & Co. desire, 175 | gonted by tho Smithsonina Tnstitation, -, The neighbors were by this time all bmakondd, i P URE.. . I N ha tion. 0 cate will be concluded this morning, Thé Btate hud in bank, in September, 1872, | maen af canLs pat Jay. ot m‘ man; C. B.| jthoy, atly discouraged by this terriblo | and the itement in the village was intense, It - = gl T Wi Lathrop-bringssn sction t | In Judgo TreelsCourt tho §10,000° nttornoy's | 3 iy oo erisements, and vilixge sea 452 | e201,387, and carvied ovor o balance 5 noe} | Dizhmoro and Peidon Bmith desire 50 men af | 15y ihcmmy ook SmmOdinto, eps.omara. | was oud thak b hos oness Dk e o peajstia Nowall, Hawidt, Rowell, 8. & 8. - | feo caso occupied tho whola day, and promiscs to, | Gas, 1664’ | financial tarm of $62,125; in October, 1673, had | 40 conts per duy—boys Lalf price, with tho privi-i| tho replacoment of its museum, and rebuilding. | en into during the night; Tho carpenter shop ford, and the Union Mu surance Company,-| take up considerable time boforo it is concluded. | Wood 020 | run down to £55,785"in Docember, 47,492} aud | 1og0 of 73 men or moro. - A. G. Garfield would | yy'sant at once statements of ite logscs £0 similis | of I T Vat Winklo pad béen entered. by Bog: B ioe Suapa of & bill to foreclose morigage, | The casé of” tho Calumet and Chicsgo Canel | Rentof grouad for Tows . 40.00 | March last, £49.509." .- ST employ all the wonton nob requirod b ordiary | jngtitntions in all parts of the world, and bogan x Sompatant Sovere, o the Lith day of.| and Dock Company v. Peter Schlsmol terminated i altony Hall or bl 11500 | ; The Great Weston, which was racently vic- | Tomalo duties (tho institution to furnish work- | ay oneo not only to recoive words of el v Febroary, 1670, Benjamin Newell delivered } yesterdsy, the jury finding for tho plaintiff, with 2 torious in neatly all its suits in the United Statcs | 8hops and light and hoat d?“‘) 8t 163 cen t4/P0r | but _valusblo “contributions in" kind - from;| failor, had been chloroformed, his shop had bscn g hinussory notg, at throe vears' dato, for | §'conts dsmagos, “Thoeffeot of thi verdict upon S A " Gourts, aggreguting an immeneo sum of money, | 927 for ton hours.” Tho articlo to ba manufac- | mang™ sources.:. The' -articles, recoived:| broben into. lndl.qnanﬁty?zdothin"ntulcn.A-“‘ ot aont paang nterost ut tho mate of 10| the Company’s stock will doubtless be noticed in | zatercst on orders.... ‘hasmot _yot commenced to” realize, but what it | tared would be summor Lorso clothing; In plaif | wero. . stored -~ -3 _room - on ™ Congréén | Bang of threo or four burplars, in & wagon, had 365 Sant ot s mu&'{“&f}ﬁﬁf&ﬁé ﬂ.\laiggrx:rnéeriuég::};::c; ity T Rt 44k hap roceved—too mall 4 wum to b6 worth no- | Asglo-Sexon, fy-nts. | :_Eggm‘i;?m;d-ﬁ‘;:» stroat furnished by Mr. Scommon Yor tho pur- | entorod tho villago at nightfsll. “They. had avi= Y fou taie v Lh«:; 1425, 12 Bleck 1 Lote | Sloplon . Jonos,fvthe Cltate Comnt %0 xo | | O\ s AT i 1o e O Chiosae B Topmranss Gomoan hag only n°;,§°%'5°°;:§,‘§‘i{§,‘§,'"“§;§’°,;‘}‘°";;;du, adsizo. | £0° tho transsetion ot roro el | Senily e biom sngplas fo adcilies mill 2 Of | plovin three oil paintings, of the aggrogato value Rrimaiit; 44 4 or | just- commonced realizing, having $20,320 in 0 DONTY DPropuEBiBe: the most interesting of’ these was = meating § 4 ol aards tho, direction” they Ssc. 9, Iying east of ‘tho Rock Tsland Railfoad, | Bf 8500, one of thom & ortrait by Pral Potter, | intercst on town orders, leaving tho sum of ‘61,960.06 1,“ 5 vl 8 20y ment, and adjourned nntil Satarday afternoon. g & meeting iu | There-was.no'clue as regas 0L on_they : E 8500, | terastontn fivlng tho s F ebruary, sinco which tima thers has been noTe- y : - | memory of Dr. Stimson, at-which Dr. Fostcr do} [ had taken, As far as they wero concerned tha. ,5. 14, and being the samo_proporty _;shlch bo alleges defendun i TpaY experdes. of e Yiliage Jor ffiéen e e g - B Livered the memorial address, . The Socioty ad- | three burglars wora complota Tystaries.. . Wor, cember, 1872, 8175,886; and st Inst account, - | Juine; 1972; 599,661 . March; 1873, 919,65 glars, who bad stolea.all his tools. Thero waa: anothor shocking discovery. . Ar. Shelling, & Townshi t is Totaining wron own - orders '8~ | months, There are now outstanding t orders & rts - DIVAN the smonnt of £5,542.98, against which we Lives - Porho Mutnal Security has made no roport since THE FIRE ORDINANCE. i - | journed Jast fall, end did.not meet sgain until | they to bo unraveled by the statomonts of their cnongeiv 2 c&_ é)lr_etendingd :oﬂ}ae, “";“’if" by'| fally, . aniel - O. - Nicholls - and others ewell, | , Kasper G. Smith of oL sus.Henry .and Fred- | In the hands of tho Colloctor. $ 1,000.00 (-November lagt, whon tlie amount reportod was j i i : - Siny others to iy Eneper G, Swit : y i ght beforo last, when the procoedings were of | dying leader ? - on ¢ 17th " Fobrosry, 1870, - together | erick Koisting, Jin "“‘3?"’, on the case; dam- | In the hands of Treasurer. "1011 | g130,350. 2 The Fire Wardens to bo Called to Acw | contidorable importance, £ 7 Fsrmin and his fricnds had- found him in the withhis wife, Hurriet Nowell; delivered to com- | ages, 3,000 *. plainant & murtzn‘g: thereon to secure said | p,Thomas M. Jones et al. sue, in tho Buperior ¥ Dbromissory note; thet no payment has boen | Court, in assumpsit, August Wallbsum, Willinoa rotas usdo upon the noto, oxcept $150 interest; that | Soefker, John Willard, &nd John .Wetzler for 2 Cost of fire engino, hook and ladder, and The Equitsbld -had, - in * S 7 ildi o ail B ? : quitsbld_had, eptomber, 1872, ( . i Tho now building stands on thie site of the old, | mud, bathed in blood. As they gazed upon him e 10090 | g0 176 . Docomber, 1612, $74660; Fobruary, | * Somen aventes e s £0 720, | the reax of tho Sioro oF, Gogrge B, Wallsreon | Fos vormase nnpiood. As they guzed upon b # 450010 1s;f,; 515,600, and gh:ﬁh é‘é‘e $75,3mé'ﬂ o it | Streets. o :\{nbup‘ syasun. (mg in fahe insido of ht_ho Furman’s cyes met his just as tho robber recog- it S 3 e 0 2 — U8 appears, e accounts filec 8 - ot lock, it has no les and Do perspective. | nized the man who had’ tall; ded hi tho mortgnged premaiacs aro on insuficiont sccu- | 90,600, ‘made np of 4 sight draft accaptod by | Tessioga aendter...... 5 7017 | thess compraien’had in hand nop loss than | The Board of Polica held omo of tieir meual | Bielt ¥ st Tt heonah viados Paneneca<; | Bized tho man who had morially wounded him. without mesns of paying his retton oatyand | them on the Slst. January, 1871, for £300, etill serecent, tho arders for tho cost of the fira | £737,068, all of which must havo beon in'tho | conversational meetings yostorday afternoon, [ tho north and south alley, and on a- court | face nway. Two physicians wero called. Thoy 7, 1671, .s:‘“imwbv s Stophen R. 8. Uifory, | upaid, and five soparate &mounts of . 8500 each, Soine aud hoot and Ialgee Sk, Sdoditiog fy Tands of the one banker, &t one timo or azother, | and talked about the Fira Wardens. It scems twonty feet wido und fifty-five feet long, on | ordered the remoyalof the dying man to tho 2 , 1871, 3 P £ rodoony: f Lisbilitios arising in the course of business with | $%700, is not Paysblo un e colloetion of. the | on whicki no interest appeara to Lisve been Paid, | thst theso officials have eitner neglected their.| the cast. Tho spproach is (hmnghsbm:uf pas~|, Court-House. Therg-his bloody form was do- plaintiffe, .\ e x Jevy. . > es0 glacte N 100 feot i agth fr Yrcbash Y [y = Eago100 foot in longth from Wrbash avenud.| positod on & etretcher. His faco boro n e 85 trastes, all bis interest and eqnity of redor y z : 3 E s follows :- 2 3 pio Thomas Dana et al. yesterdsy. commenced snt | - Ambrose Foster, Treasurer, prescated his ro. pelied st st gled s duties, or have o much to attend to'as to be - | iy bilding is throo stories high, and has o Jlossion of wild rage, atid s ho Prossed his: tion in nid real estate, which Ufford atil} holds; ‘Home, 38 £ud that thoUnion Mutual Life Inguranco Com: | against Charles B.and "Lheodora F. Brown. .in | Port, as follows: ble to noti violat i S b Auran 3 Charles B. T . 1 ;88 followa: S Et A Chicago Fireman’ al notify all who violate tho. provisions of | groa:on tho ground of 49x50 feet. Under the ds upon his bress if_'to utifle the_ T2 B hetmat s oo intertet in s Jands. | gesummpait, €5,000 dacmages, 1n (o Usitod Bibtea | _ Refortof Ambros Toster, Trssure of tho Bosrd. | Gaboi tho Fire ordinsnco. Hence, somothing must bo | bulding ia & bascment to b used Tor storagt, | ba was: eaermin 1 Tereman o jie. bgony asks 3 well, Harriet | Circuit Court. of Trustecs for tho Villago of Evanston:. - - Stato . done. The conclusion the Board resched was | taxidermy, and other operstions incidentel tothe | Iy luman. He was shot in tio abdomen ~ Tho motion for now trinl, in the caze of Boss- chand A%, £0E OF COEDIXL. ... Great Western b : ges il ‘business of the museum. -Tho first’ floor is oc- | just abova the navel, and thaoto.was no . hops of - Ao . opian, will b argied botore Judgo'1x0 | oy ed’cr "G : : nd the Gounel asted o aupatn o suicen | CUBGLET IooroToO 55 ook T longth | ooty M ] % g b : K 1t | ghout 25 in wi aving o dais ab the south | * Whore aro you wounded 7 Dr. qas Iy Fastan . aumber of men to enforco the ordioanco as i | 6nd - Tightis adiaitiod tg it through four mine | 17 asteq. - 0 T0r Monnded " Dr. Gaglor. mil o o rantoopa preparod the | Gows oponing on the alley: Tho rost of thofloor | ~ “Ia-the groin,” the dying man sswered, with ewall, Steplicn- R. 8. Utford, and the Uni Matual Life Tnsarines Comprig b tader 2 fendaata in tho suit sad that o finsl iearing of o cas0,’a decreo for o foraclosure, barring 4 fendsats’ oquity and vesting th fifle in fee i NEW SUITS." - complainant, bo anterod ; failing that, that o de-- | mrs Usrren T Total.. subjoined letter, and scat it to tho Mayor: < 5 cree bo entored for eale of tia premises, and | Thomss Dess, Chades. B o as t/ i | GoSF. Tatons, s Sustice of Poxeoafinsr. ey | . Whotever doubt tharo might o ] o Brorie s o domes to ot youespvation o | 14 gosupied By ~tio _smillor rooms, to- bo Rplteous moan. e 2% vl T Zad g thal defendants 'be foroclosod of ‘A1l egalte ot Ry Juaslen 3 7= | Soit ? a9ees | amount in the hands of tho banker, at one time, uséd for gonéral purposos, Thosecond atory 18 di- | | What {a-your name? ; redemption on and to said O | e B Broma v pacoud, aud Wil Youig i reeenr 22990 [ the above fable, thoro can bo no doubt that in | 2o, blockading of atrects with lumber, Thers aro | vided into ono largo room and ono emall ony, The | 1Th a light glesmed n promises.. - © | Y. Chalos B, Drown and Theodord F. Brown; assnmp. e T 675, o beld o 1o meigiooniinod of | T8y sizeets which axo practiculy vacd sp Tumber | yided Into no largs room and ono smuall o, Tho | Thore wad s pauso, and s straugolight glesmn Deritt Davis Gersees 1 3 U1 B108gostord, | Hogarin s S Fooy amd B X g et ST dataowas e oL | T et e S oL AU | cot, mnd supparcd by (ho oot ron oo | o g o e O PR S e in the Circuit Court, that he emplnyaﬁs.glux:g‘;g: £,00. 10505 2r ‘Holmes & Co. v. iebenstetn. ‘Homo balnce, September, 1872 (o statemest, our strects with lumber ; whilo st the same tme this | umns. The third story is in ono largo room 25 | “ Have §on suy friends with (mm“?:% would L Letabaw io purcines and for ‘i, 1nd that tho | =g beaspis S0, © T T s 32500 | oo ot cus of . T8 ol Sprt b | Soom e ey s conot B s g Lpatad | ke to cormunicto r* tho Dosiorarked, : b i TR e e b | el e SV | S e 0 uh i S | o el e e oy engrom of il | P Pt 0 e oo I i 3 2,000. i . | R ind Board of Public Worl rovent > > ) : b, - % 3 a2d to huvo them transterrod to hia Watibane) THE SurEuIon CoULT.~42952—Albert T, Webb et | The Board then adjonrnod. . - < Hons, 25 wo would respectfully ask you to

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