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r- 4 TIIE ClIfe-A60 DArtil RIB' UNE ATITADAY, 27, TIIE CHIC 1111 .1.0, I 1 THE COURTS. 1 I RAILROAD TIME TABLE, EDUCATIONAL. INFORMATION WANTED. INFORMATION The freshmzul class now numbers ninety, and additions are coining in each day. -AMUSEMENTS.

IEVICKER'S THEATRE. ARRIVAL AND DEMURE TELPZ Summer Arrangement. Production of au entirety new Aniericou Play, by Tondo Viler, being a Story of Domestic Life, founded oa facto. Family and Day School, NEW yortK CITY, MISS BRACKETT and MISS ELIOT win reopen Melt school for aids front six to artery-ernes Wednesday, Sept. St.

117 East Thlrtstb-et. (Brie Stied for any Col. Refer to Rev. Robert Confers Chime. Neetints of the Senate Committee on Transportation in this City.

lyre in es of the senate Transportation in OwEEwomonomom I i 1 i i IMMOLATION. EIPLLNATTON 07 RZIPERENCS MARICILt Iljeturdasee opted. Seeday excepted. Meetieef excepieet, 1 kr. fly.

as WO 6. INA 4 Daily. RICHMAN CENTRAL GREAT "WESTERN RAILR3A01 DePed, foot of Ldkt end feet of AteentiNageolti-g. Vickie ewe. 67 Clark sositheciad career 4tf kaindootpk, omit 76 owner 411 Modules.

er 8aPti tereetiVe 'Sidewalk Results in a Sul utun, or aereury, Against the City. Pe coa- a's, lune a nitro 343 Pr' lyarensi Enjoined from Stealing vtien ita various I Cunther's Thunder. PaPer I to we er, the, I epee 01 1.1Lady Speculator Goes for Her moluble I Agents. conutt of tja; etght, er A tereetiVe 'Sidewalk Restate in a Sill or aereury, 1 Against the City. PG as limo 1.

nitro. E. Diefendorf and Cot Houston Interviewed. Mimi Ada Gray, Mrs. Mary Myers.

Mrs- Rouse Messrs. O'Neil. Norris, Bock, Rainford and Sevmonr in the east. kverg evening this week and SATURDAY MATINEE. la RehearsalSARATOGA.

EDGEWORTH SCHOOL; A $4,000 It will be unwelcome and surprising news to many people to be informed that S. P. Balthus, late bookkeeper for IL E. lialleroy is Boom 9 Exchange Building, at the Union Stock-Yards, baa absconded with about $4,000 of his employers' money. Ile had been in the service of the firm about one year and a half, and had won their esteem and confidence.

He had many warm friends. too, who were attracted to him by his quiet and gentlemanly demeanor. It is said that domestic complications induced hire to become a defaulter. For some time he has been the proprietor of a boarding-house at Noe. 925 end 927 Wabash avenue.

In this btutineee be has alternated between profit and lona, but the latter waa the largest sum, when a trial balance was taken. But an this does not explain wby Beldine should steal 94,000. Re left the city a few days ago, taking that, rum with him, leaving behind him many debts unpaid. The has been given to the detectives, and it is believed that Beldine will be captured. MRS' OPERA HOUSE.

Monroe-et" between DearbonA and :311111,1. BMIGWYN lifArmeirD' PROICIPAL. 673 English. Trenelu and Gorman Ruarding and Day School for Young Lathes and La.tle ULrIL pie duties of 11n1 School wal be resumed Sept. 16.

ILeave. i Mall (via main and atz 10 a Imo 'In. DLy Express 11:410 a. asi1 8 Alo na. Jackson a acorn 1.39:35 p.

in. ,1,0 10 itt. in. Atlantic to. En.

a. Eosin, aai p. lair 90 a GOAN; RAPIDS aliD PiNrir4TEll. Morning Exprea 0 00 a. in.

TOO v. in rni int kaprou s. p. Da. a.

us. Arliztolli Cotton Katie's The Former Tells of the Water It-ute to Ogdensburgh, and the Latter About Wisconsin River Improvements. ILE5RY O. WENTWORTH, davuotal Paiwbenger Agteat MADIZOTRTTSM TAILDIVE113 ITEM( 8010011 Reoperw Sept. 11.

The rely ewe in New York wherw French is tauglit as in Paris. Superior English Drawing, 1.111111. And Singing incittded in the tuition. Boarders base am excellent home. For circulars.

25 West Fritty.sitih-st, N. Y. Refers by permission to Mrs. R. E.

Goodell, Mrs. Geo. M. Pullman, Chicago, Ill. Geo.

P. Plant, St. Louis: Mrs. C. H.

Buil Rainey, Ill. J. McGinnis; Jr, N. T. Italmad L1L Seeley.

'yesterday's Proceedings Before the Sus Ipreme Court at Ottawa. ALT01 flAttROVI Med" Kansas City end Denver blurt Line, vie Loss. am s. anti Chicago, Spriogilehi, Aliksot anti Lout Through Lino, Conn Pepe. lion near ititlfilA911141L briagg ithdli 011008 AS Depot, soil 122 liontiolphot.

Lome. Arrive. First week of the Sensational and Pictorial Sketch of LIFE ON THE FRONTIER. In which "'erg mnnber of the Company will Meer. Bobby Newcomb, Mackin and Wilson.

Ernest Linden. Billy Rice, Master 0- Davenport, William Arliton, Ben Cotton, and J. R. Kemb le in flew Spec-Witte. EVOTY evening and Saturday Matinee.

Look out for "The Famiy Mokee In a Folfle ACADEMY OF MUSIC. LAST DAY of America's Drszatie Queen. 111111.1E1. And the talented rums Tntiteditut. Mir 0- Afternoon at 2.

evening a' 8, last repretswitation of the Grant' Historical Spectacular Drama, I With an its wealth of Gorgsous Scenery. MondayJOS. MURPHY'S HRLP. tgven to amended record, and record filed accord- 409George Lickman, impleaded, v. Joshua Wood.

Motion for leave to assign additional errors. 547 to 651 inclusiveLeave given to appellee to amend motion to dismiss these several -appeals. 552Rager et el. V. Githen.

Motion, to dismiss appeal. A ppeal dismissed with 5 per centIdaroages. 554rook Fort. Motion to dismiss appeaL Appeal diamiseed with 10 per cent damagea. CALL or TN1 DOCKET.

The Chief Justice proceeded to caL the docket for the day, and the several cauees were disposed of in manner following 20IThe Cincinnati, Lafayette CLIcsgo Railroad Company v. the Danville Vincennes Railway Company. Taken on call. 7 202John L. Benson et aL v.

Ole Nelson et al. Rothchild at al. v. the Michigan Central Railway Company. Same.

204Lewis Viaroecke et al. v. Johann Lambca. Same. 205Jane Walton -v.

George W. Walton et a. Same. 206The Calumet Chicago Canal and Dock Company V. Cornelia Argued by B.

S. Morris for appellee, and taken by the Court. 07Union Steamboat Company v. Dora Knapp. Argued by Robert Rae for appellant, and taken by the Court.

208The People, at rel.John v. George W. Waite. Taken on calL 209Robert L. Wilson V.

George M. Sawyer et al. Same. 210Orin D. Howell, survivor, v.

Horace N. Goodrich. Berne. 211The Great Western Telegraph Company v. James H.

Dismissed heretofore. 212The People ex rel. the Chicago Iowa Railroad Company V. George Greenwood, Supervisor. Taken on call.

213The People ex reL the Chicago Iowa Railroad Company V. James F. Glenn Supervisor, etc. SAme. 214The Chicago Iowa itanroad Company, Town Mt.

Morrie V. Daniel J. Piukney at al. Argued by E. Walker for appellant, and by I.

L.Dickey for appellee, and taken by the Court. 215The Columbtus, Chicago Indiana Central Railway Company vs William B. Skidmore. Taken on call. 216The Pittaburgb, Cincinnati St.

Louie Re-way Company vs Isabella Knutson, administratrix, Same. 217Marto Biseell vs beige B. Curran. -218Roass D. administratrix, vs David Henry et partners, ke.

Same. 219The Chicago, Rock Ialand Pacific Railway Company vs Anslow Bc11, administratrix, Same. TAOSimeon D. Prince vs Samuel W. Cutler.

Same. TOMORROVA The call of the docket to-morrow, Saturday, Sept. 27, will be from No. 221 to 240 inclusive. ADJOURNMENT.

The Court adjourned until o'clock to-morrow morning. -Chicago et. Iowa Mt. Morrie v. Daniel J.

Pinkney et Argued by E. Walker for appenant, and by I. L.Dickey for appellee, and taken by the Court. te 215--The Columbs, Chicago In' diana Central Beltway Company vs William B. Skidmore.

Taken on call. 216The Pittaburgh, Cincinnati St. Louis Rein way Company vs Isabella Knutson, admiaistratrie, Same. eleefa.tn Buwei ye Beim B. Curran.

aim. -218Reaga D. admlnistratrix, vs vid Henry et partners, Same, 219The Cbicago, Rock Ialand le Pacific Railway Company ire Anslow Bell, administratrix, Same. TAOSimeon D. Prince vs Samuel W.

Cutler. Same. To-MORROW'S The call of the docket to-morrow, Saturday, Sept. 27 be will from No. 221 to 240 inclusive.

ADJOURNMENT. The Court adjourned until 9 o'clock to-morrow morning. Ile reoord, and reoo, i inee ac.co. 409George Lickman, impleaded, V. Joshua Wood.

Motion for leave to assign additional errors. 547 to 651 ineinsiveLeave given to appellee to amend motion to dismiss these several appeals. 552---Itager et al. v. Elithen.

Motion, to dismiss sp- peal. Appeal dismissed with 5 per eentIdaroages. 654Brook v. Fort. Motion to dismii appeal.

Ap- peal dismissed with 10 per cent cam or Till DOCKET. California Sunday Train-The through Pacific express train for Council Bluffs, Omaha, San Francisco, and all other Far-West points, will leave the Wells Street Depot of the Ckicago Northwestern Railway, at 10:15 a. in. Sunday, Sept. 28, 1873.

Through tickets via Chicago Burlington Quincy, and Chicago, Rock Island kacific Railways are good on thia train. Patrick O'Malley yesterday Med a declaration the City of Chicago for $3,000 denims. The plaintiff claims that on the eth of this 'troth the sidewalk on the southeast corner of DiTilbka sad Crosby streets was out of order and some boards gone, and that it was the duty of the city to 13ep in repair. In the evening, between 8 and lock, owliey was passing along said street, and, in darkneFs, fell into the hole and broke his leg, and bil been otliged thereby to expend $500 for having it MEMEMImmIMI oorrAGE HILL SEMINARYFOR YOUNG LA- dies, N. Y.

Music and the hue arts aaerlaltr. Opens aePt. U. C. C.

WItTS1LI4 pal and Proprietor. VAN NORMAN'S CLASSICAL, ENGLISH, French, and German, Family and Day Sowsol for young ladies and children, 71, 73. and 75 East Sixty-first- It. Central Park Now ork. win common.

ita Seven- teenth year Sept. 25, 1g73. For full information send for Address the REV. VAN At-1E51AM. L.L.

75 East Sixty-tirst-st. iI mpolatviss, tSILVrty larsNDogbdIRSitoftuLaErilLis atiAl French, and German Boarding sad Day School for young ladies aad childreo, 17 West, Tnirkr-eiglith-st- Few York. reopens Septoniner 24. ApplicaLtons be mad. se RUBBER, COATED IRON TUBE.

EASCAE-IROIORKSt TASKER IRON WORKS raixAmmpula. PA. 7 RZW CASTLE, ESTABLISHED 1821. klecL Kansas City Erprem via Jacksonville, DI. and Louisiana.

kico- in. to. ni. Racraa City East Express, via Jacksonville. 111..

and Lonisi- ans. Me. 1 SIM p. St. Louis Express, via Msin Line II dr0 a.

sm. $:10 9. ns. 'Er. Lotus Sass Kinross.

via liA111 ine m. a. M. at. Louis Exprem.

via Jackson- cilia Dorisioa 't ni. 730 a. m. Eptiogneld Express i 9:30 a. tn.

is $:10 p. In. bpringiseld Fan. Express. p.

in. a. an. eft arson City Express 900 in. I :30 a.

tn. Peoria. lo owing a Burl'a Ek p. na.r BWP.Ut. 14100n.

and Waskiingtose Express 4 :20 p. tn. p. tn. Joliet I Dwight Accommodation 4 p.

in. 9 :40 a. sc. CHICArA MILWAUKEE Ii r. PAUL RAILWAY.

Tajo Depot, egwyear Madiame and reckag 0,90111 SONab eppcons Eherfacsa Meow, wood at Depot. -HOOLEY'S THEATRE. THE PARLOR. HOME OF COMEDY. ISS BOLKLEY'S BOARDING AND DAY III School for Young Ladies, Tarrytown on the Undsoa, will reopen Sept.

17. This aJternmon anti Illight, positively last two perforvIL (b I of tlfet eat secerr.n. Bartlei- Czzsobell's graphic 'of Life A the Se Side, 1 BERM; Or Love at Long Branch! I MORRIS, TASKER COi VULCANIZED-- 0CgAN PlAVGATION. NATIONAL LINE Loewe. I Arrive.

Every Evening and at the Wedneeday and Saturday litatin.es. Niigata', received with THUNDKES OF APPLAUdE. Monde', Sept. 29M4N AND WIFE. In preparationgartley Campbell's latestHEARTS.

1-. 1..... unwanbee; Ike Paul Minima le-r I OM a. za. .:11:5086 an.

olio Day kiwi's. Milwaukee Praia, 11 mad and Express Illailialwasuurkee'nt I IPsu. "Lin- RUBBER-COATED MON TUBE. GLOBE THEATRE, Desplames-nt-, nedx MitdiSUU SUNDAY EVENING, Sept- 28. 1872.

CHICAGO. BURLINGTON A OUINCY DepofilFoot Indiana-ay. and mad Canal and Stzteestia-ata. Tickat Ito. andel depots.

WAREHOUSE AND OPTIC; No.15 Go llot.1 New York. Warehouse sod OtrISS. TITUSVILLE PA. WORKS AND ONTICL, Fifth Tasket-etaq Phila. Office 29 Pemberton Square.

BOSTON, MASL OF1 STE6A-MSITIPS Foiling from New York for Queenstown' and Liverpool Very Saturday, and for London direct evet'y fortnight. For QUEEN STOWS end LIVERPOOL. Iran Fists 44 and 47. North River. 10: 1 Resin Oct.

11. Egypt 4. Sept. 27. I In air It.

Groom. 4 4, Oct. 4. 1 Franco Oct. 25.

Cabin Passage, 1170. SO, and SW Currency. Return Tickets, $140 and 6160 Currency. STEERAGE PASSAGE, $20, carton Passengers booked to or from tierznen end vian points et low rates. The Steamships of thie line are the largest bs the trade.

Drafts on Greet Britain. Ireland. and the Continent. WILLIAN MACALISTER, Gen'l Western Agent, Northeast corner Clark and Itandolphma. (opposite new House).

Chicago. Grand Sacred Concert, Given ha the Bavariaa Military Band of the Fifth Bet-- velum ROYAL BAVARIAN SHARPSHOOTERS, In full Pitrado Uniform. Leader, A. KETTERING. Conet commences st 8 o'clock m.

Aizniaa ion, fole Reeerved Beata, 7ac. 1," 1 1 1:: 1 i :1 i 1 1 A 1 1 i 1 i I 4 4 i I 1 1 1 l' i 1 1 't i 1 1 11 ti 1-, 11 ij I ii I i' ftt- 11 i I I if 1 l': I 1 '4 0,1 11 1 i i' 1 I i ii, i 11 0 I -g, I 0. i 3 0 i 1 1 '1 I I tt i I LOOM. I Arrive- 1 Man and 4 7:30 a. tn.

8n0 Is. nu Otiawa and lissreator Passenger 7 :30 a. so. 6:00 p. on.

Dubuque and Sinai City LAIL 4' 9:10 a. au. 2:35 st. ns. Pantie Foos LIAO 418:418 S.

in. le p. nu Aurora Passenger 4 3:15 p. in. 8:15 L.

lino Mendota A Ottawa Passenger 4 4 vill p. on. 8 :54 a. En. Downer's Grose Acoommonataun 1:45 p.

us. 4 7:20 a. in. Aurora Pawner 111 6:30 p. tn.

8.86 a. tn. Aurora Passenger Sundan 1 1.00 p. sh. 71100 a.

on. Dubuque A Slung City haip 't II 4.1 p. In. 7 nis a. so.

Pantie hisght Exprees. 4 800 p. 7:41 a. in. Downer's Grote Sou p.

in. 4 6:15 0. In. 1.OZI111 Express 't 10 p. Ess.1 7:45 a.

us. STATE LINE. ATTENTION FaCINTIC OP THE POLISH A3IERICAN GUARD, TO BE GrvEN Al' OGDEN'S GROVE, Sunday. Sept. 28, we invite all Military Guardcand the Pnblic.

Meeting place, corner of Chicago end at II o'clock in the morning. A. B. ZAR Major. Commander of the Guard.

ILLINOIS VENTRAL epee fool of Loito44. sled fool iroventimodondAt. Bald bled. La near Cork. PHILADELPRIA.

June, M. We desire to call the epecial attention of the publie to VULCANIZED Runitga-Coarzn IRON Tune. Also, all the various Fittings required in connection with same, under FINLEY'S Patent, which we have been testing wit, entire success for the past two years. and are now ready to place on the market, thoroughlysatbilled that wherever it may be introduced for the passage of natural waters, either hot or cold. its merits will be acknowledged over either Galvanised bon or Lead Tubes, which are stow extensively used foe such purpose, and to which, in many localities, decided prejudice exists.

The absolute indestructibility of Vulcanized Rubberalse Ito purity for the purpose to which we adapt it, is so well known that comment is unnecessary. We append a letter from the celebrated Chemists, BOOTH A GARRETT, who have been kind enough to test the article for us. The price will he the same as for galvanized iron tube and fittings, subject to the most liberal trade discounts. We are also prepared to supply tongs designed especially for this article, so that it can be screwed up to ite place without injuring the coating. Asking your orders, Respectfully Koalas.

tasEma a co. I NEW YORE TO GLASGOW. LIVERPOOL. I AST AND LONDONDERRY. These elegant new steamers vtill sail from Piss 35, North River, foot of North as fUlows: GEORGIA Wednesday, Oct.

1. PENNSYLVANIA. Wedccodar Oct. Gate rk GEORGIA. Wednesday.

Nov. 12. And eveay alternate Wednesday thereafter, taking passengers at through rates to of Great Britain and Norway, bwoden Denmark. and Germany. Draft for tt and upwards.

Foe freight or paseage apply to AUSTIN EALDIVEN A Co. Agents. 72 Broadway. Saerage Passage Moe, No 45 Broadway. 8A MPLE A HARGIS.

eer. Canal and Chicago. TURN. HALL, North Side. I SATURDAY EVENING, Sept, 21, 183, GRAND AND ONLY CONCERT, Pt.

Lents Ex-prem. 9:75 a. ni. 6 p. no.

St. Ionia Fast Lau; 't a p. na.1 I a. no. Galva 6 a.

6 p. Claire kaprets It p. 7 ihei no. Springfield Szprein .11 to. 141 6 5fit tb Springfield Pi 6 P.

7 :61, sh Dubuque. if Sioux City a. slur 2 :30 0. tn. uq Dubue 4r Stoma it p.

m. '7 7 a. In. tait Pamenger :15 p. 9:20 p.

Hyde Park aad Oak 01 610 to. in. '11 6:44 to. Hyde Park and Oak Woods I 7 :10 121. t.

7 a. m. Hyde Park and Oak Wands 11 9:00 a. ad. 41 11:40 a.

an. Hyde Park and Oak 712:10 9 :110 a. in Hyde Park and Oak Woods a p. a. tn.

Hyde Park and Oak 4i4ip. sia.11 1145p. on. Hyde Park and Oak Woods p. nt.1: p.

Fa. Hyde Park sad Oak CIO go. m. 6 Je7, p. tn.

Hyde Park and Oak p. ni. :40 P. Tn. (a) Runs to Ciumpaign on Saturday.

CHICAGO NORTHWESTERN RAILR1A1. City siless. ssisor Reactstph Goa LeaSalhooto, mut 79 Caned. at. cantor itatiteawat OWEN BY TER Bavarian Military- Band, Of the Eifth Battalion Royal Bavarian Sharpshooters.

la full Parade Uniform. LEADER A. KETTERING. Concert commences at 8 o'clock. Adtuisaion 10 cents.

NEW YORK TO CARDIFF, BRISTOL, LONDON, And all Other Pointe in England and Wales. THE aerators int.e. CA. the case of Seymour against Clayton, in which empleinant traded a mill to defendant and received to pay the difference, about weel, in cash, or give a mortgage, which he failed to ett, a decree, was entered by Judge Gary. It was or- dered that complainant should give to the Master a and for Clawson if be should fulfill the decree.

That Gorgon should pay of the whole amount im-, weeiitely, with ioterest on the whole from the making Da4 tut contract to tile date of the decree, and should re a mortgiege and four notes for the remainder, piyabIC in four annual inetalments with interest. THE Itostwics-niss AGAIN. IMY William and Frederick Dodge, and Joel Led their pleas and antswers in the Bostwick We, ClenYIng any knowledge of et tee time of their purclutses, and asserting good faith la their actions, and that the option given to Bostwick wag never recorded. Mr. Robey, for come DEDICATION OF A SCHOOL.

iiitJ, tiled two voluminous rolls of exceptions to tee answers of Benjamin F. Smith end L. W. Stone The New Jones School Building Form. sad wife.

The exceptimut allege and set out certain any Opened by the City Of ticialn. ons of the bill to which defendants have not Th new Jaime School building, at the corner of veiledly sussered, set out certain alleged frivolous ess of the anewers, and deny that these defendants Harrison street and Third avenue, which was thrown to, shown what interest they )aye in the dieputed open to the children of the district in which it is situprenmes. The exceptions amouat to about sevente' tad on the let was dedicated ymterday with sp Net of mingled nouluecript and printed matter. A LADE SPECULATOR. propriate exercises, which- were conducted in one of A snit wan cemmented some time ago by filing 11 the large rooms of the top story.

The attendance waa naeope by Aitenath C. B. Clapp against Puronnet Co. composed largely of ladies and children, and there ,,1 Yriza the declaration hied Yesterday it appears that de" were quite a number of prominent gentlemen in the lemisats were commission merchants here, and that different times in July and August laet the plaintiff 1 di audience. Am the latter were His Honor Mayor erpleyed them to buy wheat for her, at the memo time Bond Sherwood, Moore, and Indepositmg a rola gin.

She authorized them to make spectors King, Sheldon, Runyan, and of the i we purchase Of 10.000 bushels at IL071e, another of a BOSH of EductaticPn President Carter, of the board of he at $1.10, and others at $1.12 and $113 per Public Works Superintendent of Schools Pickard the bueliel, all to be delivered at sellers' option during Rev. Des. Ryder, Thomas, and Kittredge Mr. E. B.

Mo- i bepttember. Dtfendants failed to fulfil their contract, Cagg; lir. Washington Hesin it, and lar. Fernando Jones- mid tlaintiff claims she lials sustained $3,000 damages Inspector King presided. The exercises were come Merrier.

A SWEET surr. menced with the reading of a portion of the Scriptures by the Rev. Dr. Kittredge. Prayer wag then offered The EzPosition with all its good has 41PPsrentlY by the Rev.

Dr. Ryder, which wag followed by The some evil with it judgiug from a bill Med by a welcome song by a male quartette. Then Charles F. Gunther, the celebrated candy manufacture me. Xing spoke briegy about the public schools eit.

against Carlo MarenisC Gunther claims that Mar- min has a stand in the Exposition Building, and of the city, end explained what the Board of Educa- tion had endeavored to do for them. In his alluaione seandit several gags or sigma, marked C. Marensie to the Jones School, be said that it cost a little over 1 original maker of tlimther's candies, but plaintiff and would seat 1,008 pupils. Internally and 4 Mama that Marenisi is not and never has been the externally it was one of the best educational eetablish- maker of Ganther's candies, though be was at one ments in the city. At the conclusion of Mr.

King's re- time employed by plaintiff. Plaintiff also claims that marks, Mr. Sheldon of the Board of Education, hand- kis reputation, which is good and widely extended, ill ed the keys of the guilding to Mr. Kirk, the Principal burl by these misrepresentations, and sets an of the schooL Mayor Bond then delivered a abort and junction, against defendant, to enjoin him from 1 pointed address on the aubject of education. He said tieing plaintiffs name.

The injunction wan granted it wan a good sign to see the people take an interest in by Jean) Williams, under a bond of $1,000. the schools. Old theories of education had been Cillierlat. COURT. plotted, and the time bad arrived when the ignorant The cage of E.

S. Griffiths, arrested for assault on and unlettered could make no headway in the world or La. Gunger, was continued again, Mrs. Ganger not occupy positions of responsibility. Education was anneg her appearance to teetify.

necessary in every position in life, as the demand now Thomas Benderand John Snyder were tried for riot, was for work and skilled labor. He was a be- onviczed, and remanded for sentence. liever in compulsory education, and hoped the day cotreirr would won come when the city could furnish schoot The erM of Patrick Donegan was proved, and letters aceommodations for every child within its limita, and ketamentary granted to Edward McKay and Martin when every child would be compelled to take advanReward on their individual bond of $10,000. tage of the opportunity. and not suffered to grow up To-morrow morning Judge Wallace will give hie de- in ignorance and crime.

He rinsed by complimenting nation in the taxe cases. the Committee on Buildings and Grounds of the COURTS IN BRIEF. of Education on the superior manner in Theodore Jacklin commenced a suit against ThomP- which they had erected the Jones SchooL Mt I. Taylor for $2,500. damages.

ItIr. E. B. McCagg spoke of the benents of a thorough Lacretia W. King commenced a suit for $50,000 dam- Christian education.

The children sang, and then Mr. against the of Chicego. Fernando Jones presented the school with a portrait of suit was fled by Ole N. Jensen against 1r W. his father.

Mr. King thanked and gave a few Campbell and J. S. Campbell for $3,000 damages. lenient reminiscences of the original.

Messrs. Car- gam E. De Pule has sued Inn CHICAGO Tare- and lining followed in brief addressee, and then Company for $40,000 damages, IL M. Verreil and Nellie Verred have commenced a ma for $5,000 Creepage against Sanford C. Hinsdale, Charles N.

Viis and John Worth. A net was commenced in the United States Court by the Nationel Bank of Commonwealth against William for audience diapersed. PERSONAL. ter William Hater, of England, is the Pacific. Joan a- Rhode.

ildes a bill against Jea" Green; Anna Dickinson, of Boston, is at the Pacifica. David Green, John T. Noah, Milton H. Swift, and the Prat National Bank of Ottawa, to foreclose a mortgage Gen. T.

F. Prow, of Texas, is at the Sherman. al $54,11, which J. and D. Green gave on the S.

E. IC B. IP. Nichols, of Iowa, is at the Briggs Howie. ad W.

3i of S. W. of Section 20, 34. 4. 4 Judge Burnett, of einchmati, la at the Sherman.

A CCRRECTION. to die Zditor of Ths Chicago Tribonte The non. J. IP. Bette, of Philadelphia, is at the Sher- I desire to correct an error in your blow of to- a.

day, in reference to court matters. It appears that a PM .118 commenced by one W. W. Allport 'e. Henry Thomas Ericson, of London, England, is at the Pa- D.

Philips, for $60,000 damage for nonfullillmeht of ciao. extract between parties se individuals, and not in pp. 11. Boyce, of Milwaukee, is 'topping at the Briggs gmY manner attacking or comprombing the Victor HOTISS. Brick Machine Company, who Cr.

not a party to the suit in question. Your article makes Una E. L. Herrick, of Ottawa, is a guest at the Briggs Victor Brick Machine Company defendants. I desire House.

the correction to be made, as I am a stockholder in the B. F. Butler, M. C. from afaesachusetts, is at the gictor Brick Machine Company, as weU as counsel for Pacille.

the defendant in said suit. bun respectfully, lodge li. G. Willis, oe Bracken Co, is at the The New Jones Nebo, Building Formally Opened by the City 01 ticialai Th new knee School building, at the corner of Harrison street and Third avenue, which was thrown open to the children of the district in which it in situated on the 1st was dedicated yesterday with appropriate exercises, which were oonducted in one of the large rooms of the top story. Tho attendance waa composed largely of ladies and children, and there were quite a number of prominent gentlemen in the audience.

Among the latter were His Honor Mayor Bond Sherwood, Moore, and McGrermiss 11 William Hater, of England, is the Pacific. Anna Dickinson, of Boston, is at the Pacific. Gen. T. F.

Prow, of Texas, is at the Sherman. B. F. Nichols, of Iowa, bs at the Briggs Howie. Judge Burnett, of Cincinnati, is at the Sherman.

The Hon. J. 1. Betts, of Philadelplaia, is at the Sherman. Thomas Ericson, of London, England, le at the Pacific.

H. H. Boyce, of Milwaukee, is 'topping at the Briggs House. E. L.

Herrick, of Ottawa, le a guest at the Briggs House. B. F. Butler, M. C.

from Massachusetts, ta at the Pacific. fudge B. G. Willie, of Bracken is at the AIKEN'S THEATRE. tia Deb r31r.

mmjute to kTittan atnarck avenue," to the, i Gera' or ttup takers. lowing Como rroschv Iles for 1 on ell 00, the, secure. acruni- for of en," an and 'quiet re. to the ho ere lualp 3t the are du fee for Invite olt deal adoP Kings. 3-, for 124 a nen" lines manu: the Whet for ports imen Wate emit, the oleo; rould the be done Ito the own I by the 200.

rtyp the en ach id a reed of ugh. wee no the able re ens L. de If id-. nal 21 of let he ha I rut he th rd erik ii ot 1.1 1.1 I A I i 1 ill 1 I i 1 I i I i GRAND SUCCESS OF TB NEW COMPANY. Entire Change of Programme this Week.

First time of tbe Burlesque entitled the OF 33.A.cFrx,A.") Evei7 Evening, Wednesday end Saturday Matinees. The South Wales Atlantie Steamship Company's new fiat-clans Steam.hipto will gall from Pennsylvania Railroad Wnart, Jersey City: PEMBROKE Oct. 4 GLAMORGAN Oct. Thane steamanips, built sprawly for the trade, are provided with sill the latest improvemea for the comfort and convenience of Cabin and Steerage PISSISOnaffilk First Cabin. al currency; Second Cetus, st currency; Steerage, 30 eurrency prepaid Steerage certificates from MA.

S33- Drafts or ZI and upwards. For further particulars, apply in Cardiff, st the Coin. Panes Oilcan, No. 1 Dock Chambers, and in New York to ARCHIBALD BAXTER I Agents. N.

17 Broadway. HALSTED-ST. OPERA HOUSE, Corner Belated and Harrison-ate. Islets C. Boom.

Thomas R. Gannterr. BOOTH GARRETT, Laboratory for Practical and ATIAIIIICAI Chemistry, 919 and 921 Chant-st. Rear of St- Stephen's Church, Tenth-st, below Market. Established in MN.

PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 12, 1873. Messrs. 1 Philadelphia. Dean Sins; We have made a earetul examination of your rubber-coated iron pipe, in order to determine he resistance to beat and oold, to steam, nature watere and have even extended our reaearches to acids, alkali, and burning gas.

We may mention that the coating is a similar compound to that constituting gems for holding anificial teeth, except that yours oonzains no mercury. It will boar a high degree of heat, ever3000 Fahrenheit, sa might be inferred from tte having been prepared at above 3000. It was not affected by boiling for several bouts in Schuylkill water. City gas passed through it for about three days appeared to have no effect on it. The rubber coating resisted firmly carbonic acid water, modrately dilute sulphuric and muriatic acids, and caustic potash solution.

Solutions of neutral salts have no action on it. Since the rubber coating exhibited such firm resistance to acid. alkali, salt, and beat, it is clear that. it will offer a still stronger resistance to all natural waters, in which some of the above ingredients are found in a lees exaggerated, e. in a more dilute state.

In fine, we congratulate you for finding a coating for Iron tubes, and articles of iron generally. which is so unusually resistant to anv of the usual agents of the chemist, and to those ordinary agents which do affect iron coated WI. Li other materials, in a grower or loss degree. Respectfully yours, BOOTH 4 GARRETT. The Senate Committee on Transportation held a meeting yesterday forenoon at 10 o'clock, at which Senators Windom, Chairman, Davis, Conover and wood were present also, Mr.

Nimmo, Secretary. and Mr. Bray ley, stenographer. The Railroad and Warehouse and the Canal Commissioners of Illinois were in attendance, but asked the Committee to postpone their hearing until to-day to give them time to prepare their statements. At the same time, the reprementatives of e.mi through freight lines, and tha leaning men in the elevator intereets will have a hearing.

Senator Conkling is expected to be present, unless the rumor of his appointment as Chief-Justice be true, in which case it is probable that be will take no further part in the work of the Committee. The met again in the afternoon, and queetioned Mr. R. Diefendorf, Agent of the Northern Transportation Company. Mr.

Diefendort stated that his Company was a through line to Oglensburgh by propeller, and thence by the Vermont Central Railroad to Boston or New York. Be was then questioned ins Citeit-man and members of the Committee se Q.What is the nature of the connection between the steamer line and the Railroad Company A.The latter is simply the outlet for the freight of the steamers. It is not directly connected with the Railroad Company, except that probably the officers of the Railroad Company own most of the stock of the Transportation Company. Q.How do you convey freight to the sea-board A. By propeller through the chain of lakes, the Welland Canal, and thence to Ogdensburgh, where we deliver to the railroad who carries it to Boston, Salem, Manchester, New York, or whatever point may be desired by the shipper.

We used to send some freight to Mon-trod, but have not since the connection with the railroad IMO made. Q.How do your rates to Ogdensburgh compare with those to Montreal A.Well, they vary somewhat. For instance, when the rate to Montreal on flour is 90 cents, ours to Ogdensburgh will be about 75 cents. Q.How do you regard the Welland Canalaii an embarrassment sir, as a very serious embarrassment. Q.In what way A.By reason of the lack of facilities and lack of water.

Our steamers lose a great deal of time in getting through, and they cannot carry their full cargoes. On the lakes they can take about 450 tons of freight, but through the canal they can only carry about 350 to ffh tons. We cannot even lighter our cargoes, owing to lack of water In the entrance to the canal at each end. They have been dredging, but for tile last two years the steamers cannot, as formerly, transfer a part of their cargo to the Welland Railroad and take it up at the other end of the canal. Neither would it pay, since they are passenger-steamers, and must run on time.

They cannot, like the sailing craft, wait their turn. Q.Are there any propellers not connected with any railroad A.Not now. There used to be a great many running wild, and carrying for any one who wished to ship, but now we deliver our freight to our own Company and receive theirs in return, giving a mutual preference to each other. there any combination between the various propeller linee A.No, air there is competition in plenty, but no combination. The rates vary from day to day, according to supply and demand.

We must fill up our steamers as soon as they are ready. They have no fixed rate lige tbe railroads. Q.What is your estimate of actual cost of traturportation of grain to Buffalo A.Well, it might be 4 or 5 cents per bushel, to which must be added insurance, cost of trimming, and transfer. It also depends somewhat on the up-freights. Nothing is made out of up-freight'.

anyhow. Q.What is the average cost of steamers. number of men, pay per day, A.Steamers coat about 000 each we have 20 in our line. They average 20 to 25 men in their crews, whose pay ranges from $100 per month to the Captains, to $20 per month to the men. The distance to Ogdensburgh to 1.365 Miles.

and the round trip takes seventeen days. Q.When the crops are large. do you charge ary higher rates than when they are small? A.It depends UDOR the demand for transportation. Of course, if we have a great rush for freights, we can charge more, but often the steamers carry at an actual loss. Q.In delivering grain in Boston, does any settled percentage of the freight charges belong to the railroad we calculate to get 50 pet cent, and the same goes to the Railroad Company.

Q.What is this division based upon, distance or time A.Neither, but upon the relative cost of transportation. After the above conversation, the members of the Committee seemed to think they had developed lieveral very important points, and Mr. Diefendorf departed. The other gentlemen who bad made engagements to meet the Committee were all apparently demoralized by the financial panic, and failed to make their appearance. Col.

D. C. Houston, of the United States Engineer came in, however, and gave an interesting account of the improvements on the Fox and Wisconsin Rivers. These improvements were commenced about sixteen years ago by the State of Wisconsm, who received a land grant from the United States. The work was begun by connecting the rivers at Portage City by a canal, and building dams and locks on the Fox River to make slack-water navigation.

It was next given over, lands and all, to the Fox River Improvement Company, which failed, and the job passed into the hands of the Green Bay and Mississippi Canal Company. This Company carried the 'Work forward until 1867, when the United States Government ordered a survey of the whole line with a view of undertaking the improvement. In July, 1870, an act passed Congress which provided for the improvement- by the Secretary of War, and for the appointment by him of a Board of Arbib store to assess the damage to the Canal Company by the transfer to the Government. This Board awarded $1,048,070 to the Company, from which wes to be itubstmcted $723,070, which the Company had derived from the sale of lands, and $180,000 'which the Company re-abed in the shape of water-powers and personal property, leaving $145,000 due them, which amount was paid in June, 1872. Last March Congress appropriated $300,000 for the improvement of the whole line of the Fox and Wisconsin Rivers.

Col. Houston stated his belief Diet there was no question but that the rivers, with short connecting canals, wing-dams cutting off lateral channels, and deepening and narrowing of the low water-channel, could be weds navigable. The matter of shifting sands haa been considered. and all other obstruction's, but there can be a clear channel kept for boats drawing eve feet, without doubt. The estimate on the plan adopted is $3,000,000.

There are twenty-two old and six new locks to be built and rebuilt, beside dams and dredging. The length of the whole channel will be 271 miles, of which not over 10 miles will be canal, so that steam con be used the whole distance from Green Bay to the Mississippi. The locks will be 35 feet wide and 160 feet long, with a depth of 6 feet in case of high water, and they will take boats of about 400 tons. The canals and the channel of the river- beds will be 70 feet wide, and the supply of water. at the Very lowest season, will be 3,000 cubic feet per second.

Ihe supply in the Fox River is limited, but the Wisconsin is 8 feet above it at Portage City, and can give an ample 'supply. After bearing Col, Houston, the Committee to meet O'clock this forenoon. For a abort season, DAN MORRIS Howonnrs HIB ERN ICA. or TOUR THROUGH. IRELAND.

DAN MORRIS as Barney, the Dublin Car Man. MISS JOSIE MORRIS as Kitty O'Connor. Matinee on Saturday and Wednesday at 2 p. tn. sees.

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Balls, and first-class Entertainments. It is convenient of access, admirably lighted, and the acoustic properties are perfect. Seating capacity 1,600. Seats movable and numbered. For terms.

apply at Room S. in Building. PROPOSALS. I Leave Arrive. Mail, sis Mr Line end Main AO rx.

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Tilden. Just RIVER OP LIFE. For Sabbath Schools. By Perkins, Bentley, and 40 other composers 33c. CHEERFUL VOICES.

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61.30 DEVOTIONAL CHIMES. For Social It "Pct. logs. By As RulL MUSICAL TREASURE For the Parlor. (Vocal and Instrumental) 82.30 Seven admirably-constructed books, whose sales ere to be numbered by the hundred thousand; so perfectb, is each fitted to the popular taste.

rill- Either book sent, post-paid, for the retail Oliver Ditson Boston. Chas. H. Ditson 711 Broadway, New York. LYON HEALY, CHICAGO.

BUSINESS CARD. The Hon. B. B. Monsen, of Louisville, is at the Sherman.

William and Thomas Stead, of London, are at the Sherman. D. C. Fairbank, of Minnesota, is a guest at the Briggs Homo. Benjamin M.

Cktiman and family, of the Texas Pacific Railroad, are at the Sherman. John Talbot, of the Detroit Union, and J. E. Scripps, of the Detroit News, are at the Commercial. William S.

Munson and W. J. Arnul, Commissioners of the Cincinnati Industrie Exposition, are at the Pacific. The Rev. O.

P. Lyford. of 'Utah, will deliver an address in the Wabaah Avenue Methodiet Epiacopal Church on Sunday morning. His subject will be, The Crvil and Ecclesiastical Policy of Mormonism. On Monday last, nine surgical operations for the cure of eroes-eyes were performed at St.

Joseph's Orphan Asylum, by Dr. J. B. Walker oculist, of this city, assisted by his son, Dr. Godfrey Walker.

Dr. P. B. Noreors, the physician of the institution, who invited Dr. Walker to perform the service, was also present.

Every case la a perfect success. The following were among the prominent arrivals at the Commercial Hotel yesterday N. H. Heath, Boston F. M.

Madison, Jacksonville C. D. Wright, Cleveland E. Dwight, Indianapolis A. Thompson, George Hill, South Haven E.

B. Blake, New York D. Smith Menasha E. Bigelow, Detroit A. E.

Milwaaee H. P. Graham, Eau Claire H. A. inney, Appleton, Wis.

George Hale, South Haven. Ben Butler was in Milwaukee, Thursday, inspecting the Soldiers' Home. FOR SALE. OTTICIC OF TEN WATER Commissio itrak 20 WEST BUFFALO, fisst. 24, 1873.

SEALED PROPOSALS will be -received at hie See until Wednesday, Oct. 15. at 9 a. for extending sod eampleting the now tunnel for the Buffalo Citg Water Works under the Niagara River. Plana, specifications, and quantities for the above work can be seen at this office, and the tunnel as far se completed (a distance of 83 feet) can now be examined et an, tame by the contractors.

Every bid must specify a gross sum for the eourpletion of toe entire work, and be acoompanted by a bond or bonds in the sum of ten thousand dollars. binding the party or parties making the popouaI to enter into a contract wih ibe city if the work ii awarded to them. The Commissioners insert the right to accept or reject ang or ali C. J. ELLS F.

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ins A moo at Indianapolis to Ato p. ni. i 4 AO a. a. Arrive at Gineimieti It) Ai 9.

m. i A) e. in. Trains arrive at Chicago at A7 a. A8 a.

and 1:40 p. in. Only lino running Saturday night train to Its diaaapolis and Cincinnati. Sonia End pasoonfors Olin gel Slitutago checked iliati lake WW1 461 loautpattootidolt Iscoot. H101Ri PROPELLER IHTE011 MEDICAL CARDS.

DR. C. tidELOW CONVICT LABOR. rDPPICE TI-T-D ILLINOIS GLASS COMPANY, MANUFAcTURERS OF Elactl Green, alla En-Colored Dr Ogg-1010M" net Ale, Ferrer and Soda Bottles, 1 Art and isell-Sealing Fruit Jars. WORKS LOCATED AT ALTON, ILL.

Goods equal se the best in the market, and parfectIS packed. Price lists and circulars furnished, on application, to tho wholesale trade. Orders solicitod and promPl. ly tilled. Special attention given to private moulds.

We refer, by permission, to Alton National sank, Al ton, DI. First National Bank, Alton, DI. VanSchaack, Stevenson Reid, Chicago; Boatmen's Savings Institution. St. Louis, Mn.

State Saving Association, St. Lnitian Mo. John E. Haynes I St. Louie, Illinois A Savings Bank, Chicago, 7 For Account of Owners and Underwriterk 7 As she now lies at Clark's Dry-Dock.

Detroit, together with her engines, boilers, anchors, chains. etc. This vessel was burned teat June, has since been raised end is now afloat. She has two engines of inch cylinder, built by the Cuyehoire Steam Engine Works, of Cleveland. Her boilers are '20x8 feet, and epparently groc.d eendition.

The undersigned will receive proposals from parties desiring to purchsee the property at private sale until 1, 1873. And if not sold before that date the same will be mold at auction to the highest bidder. Stele will take place at 11 o'clock a. on board of the vessel at TrowbrWge A Wilox's Deck. foot of Detroit.

Terms will be made known on day of saleS MITH A DAVIS. 44 and 445 Min-t. BnTalco. CONFIDENTIAL PHYSICIAN, FM Mad An South Clark corner Van Buren. Chicago.

Is wed known by all readers of (be gapers, that Dr. C. Bigelow is the oldest established physician in Chicago. Science and experience have swede Dr. B.

the most re-lammed SPECIALIST of the age, honored by the grime, esteemed of the highest lined c41 attainments by ail the tnedical insi titres of the day, having devoted TWhSTY YEARS OF IIIS LIFE to perfecting remedies that will cure positively all cases of CH.S.O.N10 AND SPLCIAL DISEASES in both sexes. CONSULTATION FREE. SEPARATE PARLORS for isdies and gentlemen. CORRESPONDENCE CONFIDENTIAL. Addreso all letters, vrith stomps, to Dr.

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A. CAT.Dwrzst Tres. Almon. WOODS, apt- DANIEL A THE SUPREME Peet-lot Diopatch to Thtt Chicago Tribune. Orrawa, Sept.

26.The Supreme Court met at the visual hour, 9 o'clock a. in. Preeent, the Hon. Brew, Chief Justice, and Associate Justices Walker, ILALister, Scott, Sheldon, Soho Meld, and Craig. The business transacted was as follows ST nit JUSTICE aff, 948, 949, 550 551Michae1 Good T.

Trustees of Cie Town of Ledo. These were appealed by the nine appellant. Appellee's counsel, without affidavit, euggests the death of appellant, the name of an ad- mintatratrix, and moves that the appeal be tar want of psosecution. This is not proper practice. The applic da ation should be supported by affivit, and be for a rule upon the person shown to be admixas, batrix, to show came, by a time stated, why the an' peals should not be dismissed which rule should be personally served on the repreeentative, and give a reasonable time for appearance.

The motions are denied. 23T MIL ZUSTIcZ -210--Orin D. Unwell, survivor, VB. rfOrace N. Geochich.

Motion to strike bill of exceptions from I the record, principally for tbe reason that it does not Mort to contain all the evidence beard on the triaL I This constitutes no reason for striking the bill of exceptions from the record, and the motion will be denied. -In the same case a motion is made by appellant to 'tend the tioefotred in filin thge athbriefdas avitindthabee ili racts, For trended twenty days. BY 11232.. JUST 1111.11En. laCecilia O'Connor, impleaded with Albert John- 1 the leli retuellow otohnerthepa now warn entered a motion to set aside that order, and in sup Port of the motion produces a certificate of the Sheriff, stating that there was servbut.

We do not regard this as a return, or anything that the law recognizes as a 1 return. It is not indorsed on the writ, but is simply a statement of the Sheriff. The motion is denied. 59--Peoria Rock bland Railway Company v. The Coal Valley Mining Company.

In this case the Appel-- 1 knt asks for further time to ille briefs. The time will be extended thirty days. t46--John H. McCormick v. William L.

Huse. In ibis case a suggestion was made that the Court, in pre' Poing an opinion, had acted upon a misapprehension of the facia in tbe case. In preparing the opinion we tound two counts in the declaration we also fmmd Patents were issued for two small of land, and it was supposed that each patent was for a separate tract of land. In examining the declaration we find den that was a misapprehension of the fact, and, find- out its mietake, the Court will, on its own motion, latad a rehearing, and commie on each aide will have Istopportunty to file briefs. By 2111.

CHM? JIBITICII IMILSIL. 953lienry Fuller v. John Z. Little et la. On the Ilth of this month a motion was made for an extension 4 si time, on suggestions filed by the appellant.

After- Itrds the appellee moved to dismiss the appeal, and II the same time filed his suggestions. Theee mug. Patton are embodied in the brief and argument in 1 be cause. The questions presented are of so much trevirtance that we deem it expedient to hear them 4 argued, and the motion to diem's the appeal will 1 knelore be reserved for consideration on the bearing. BOSIntsIONS TO PILACTIcZ.

i klebs, Ch. stated that the papers in relation to I IlAs st.plications of Elmer W. Adkinson and James S. Tea Sycket were Quid in found to be correct, and licenses Si DANIELL Lawitaite're IRON-WORKS. WOITEntoTmt, Preet.

Wldr. a SATAZ, Estey. Aitzura G. Tinse, Oct. 10.

DR. IBIGKLOW is a regularly bred physician. His reputation is best known here our midst U. wants reference, but is well spoken of by every one ea-trusting thememe to his cars. While the world endures this class of physicians are required.

and if any ono needs suck service, it is oil th utmost importance only a man whnee experience is equal to his offer of ersai! cal aid, tridsout prejudice, car any interest in saying ether than the tr1111. we ree mend cordially emphatically sucn to vt Dr. BlirKl.d.W. at hie Contall Ileums. 277 and 2'79 Chicago.

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Pamphlets containing History of tbe Spring and Testimonials from Medical Journals. Eminent Phyaicians and Distinguished Citizens, sent FREI by mail by WHITNEY General Agents, 227 South Philadelphia, Pa. For sale by all druggists. VAN SCHAACE. STEVENSON a REID, P2 and 94 A gent.

DR. A. G. OLIN 1 Solid I Beams, Channel Plate, T. Angle, and heavy Trost ten orally for Iltidien and Fire-Proof Balldings Address ART11131.

G. 1110011E. Stiverirmtirldtrt. Kansas State Penitentiary, Leavenworth. Sept.

5, 1873. "'belabor of 100 contricts. or wbatesur may not be all by the theta ea buildings and necessary work the Prisoi to offered JO the Althea bidder. There are new 340 onvictia in the Prison. (Seventy ars at the preemie time employed la manufacturing won.

buggies. arid earrianee. Parties eseploying toe labor wall bo allowed to pursue uch branclies of manufaeturing na they deer s. and lithe are usually carried ea to other Penitentiaries. Offen will be received tor ad to any sunince that may be ubject to contracting in the Prison.

he shop" now ready for occupancy aro itit follows: Otie brick shoe. lacks be t. lotorma in height, of 12 feet each, tan rout, with a new liii-boree power engine ead boiler oa rnpylog me end of this building in two rooms this building la Dow used a blacksmith and wood-wort shop for the 'manufacture of wagon. Le. Directly al ight analog with thin lin a one-story bnok step.

Utah feet. for blacksmith shop, with blacksmith forge ta the centre, with Mahe root. On the same Isa. whit the are two rooms of 10041 bet. Too nessesary beating pipes will be put In The "ostracise would be esouiroO to beat the shops at his ewe expense, DUO" otherwise agreed lima et tame et makang eon Ulla.

A Li shops and lite boiler and engine are DOW and in pew. feet raw. Contractors to oemnisinco work by the Stb day of Woe aerobes. or as emu tboroatuar so would be mad continue for a term of years In be agreed sputa. arie sot to mimed ten remits.

hundred dollars (tri00) 2111 chtfroltet er berikebta paper must be deposited with each bid as a security fris complyeig rift' bid it award is made. The contraction will be required to give bond tor the faithfulderturmance of their ematiraci, the gum el tea to forty outland dollar, or mum a nom ta prei parties to tbe number of outivicte emphiyed. Payments for the iabor will be reqoired to be mad" monthly. by the luth den of coach sionta succeeding Mat la which the labor wee performeq11. Contractors will sot be moaned to spay for any time krat mason of sick-news, or are coot owl la their cella ander pussment, but convicts will be allowed to batne, shave.

eee the cud reoeive vette from friends in accordance with tins rules of tOO Prima, out any dostimition or lost time on that amount. A. average of Wile (V) hours doting Ins year will be wit, sadered a day's labor. ALI bids te be awed. and will be received wail 2 o'clock p.

nr, too btli day of October, Ica. are requested to be present at ironing of bac, The right is reviewed to or e'ent any al The PeMtentaszy as located lee miles month et tonivenworin City, on the Leavenworth I Lawrence branch el the Kaunas Peasine renderinn redrew' nommunicatioa easy. Coal can te kart iron' taw Leaven. worth coal mios tin any Inv further ion MAY be had by aditesving the Warden, leaveawarila, Ketoses, to winos ail bias WO Sit Pt add reseed. by ether ut the Board of Dir4e4trlit OP 11.

Mg. Witreim. OPPOSITZ POSY orricg. 'rho most renewood specialiet of tho ago is this treatment of all Caroni. Disaaaes of both sexes.

Seminal Weakness. Nervousness. Aversion to bocisty. Impaired Sight, Loss of Memory permaoently cored. Pio matter who hues fai rTir writs- It It elf-evident that PhYtocia inakinji certain clang of diseases for thirty yosis his study, sad treating thousands of amen Yearly.

most acquire greater skill in ha specialty than one in geweral practice. Physicians of high 'mending, in this and other eitiea, recognize to. fact and recommend packets to Dr. Cilia for tritium Doors, a. us.

to nt. Sundays to ra. Cita St Writ for his late work. '1' Dos of STOCKHOLDERS' MEETING. Koala Roct Ls St Louis Rallnal Ccmmy, HARRISON, BRADFORD STEEL Prd'IS, Ez-Gov.

Wens, of Virginia, deposited $2,700 in the First National Bank of Washington, D. a few hours before it failed. Schuyler Colfax appeared before a Utica audience on Monday evening, and talked of The Fatherhood of God and the Brotherhood of Man." J. C. Goodsell, father of the Graphic balloonatics, la assuring the people of Pontiac that the boys lost nothing by that collapse." It is not the generaL coin.

plaint that they Post. The Rev. T. C. Workman, the famous Eureka man, whose wife is now on trial for the murder of Mrs.

Hedges, we. expelled Wednesday from the Cen- tral Elinoie Cn erence, which closed on that day at Galesburg. Jay Cooke used to preach, while be was making his immense Gcorernment bond commissions, that national debt is a national blessing." Be had better change his text to too Disny Cooke 'poi' the broth. Courier-J Miss Ryland hair just presented a beautiful park to Birmingham, England. In compliance with her wish, there Ives DO public ceremoniel, the opening of the gates being performed at noon by the Meyer.

A memorial card was presented to each visitor, in which Miss Ryland hoped that the park might prove a beautiful source of recreation to the people of Birmingham. The Rev. Dr. Herrick of chosen to the Professorship of Sacred Rhetoric and Pastoral Theology In Auburn Theological Seminary, at last Wednesday's meeting of the 'Trustees, the vacancy being caused by the resignation of the Rev. Dr.

Condit. Tne Professors' salaries were increased at the same meeting from $1,750 to $2,300. When Henry D. Cooke was in New York City, a few weeks ago, trying to extradite a citizen of that State to the Dietrict of Columbia, and to deprive him of the right of trial by jury, no piping frog ever swelled more extravagantly than he swelled with his purse-pride. "I cannot spend a tenth part of my income," he exclaimed, as the strongest argument-he could urge to show his innocence of all complicity in the District frands.Se te York oura.

Passtor Art's Roc' lamwora, 111.. I. 18734 STOCKHOLDERS' MEETING. Special attention called to the well-known teuntwelk 505-75-28-20 22. Feetory.

Mt. 'Vernon Mee. 75 John-st. N. Y.

MISCELLANEOUS. Notice is hereby given that the annual meeting of the Stockhoidets of the Rockford, Rock Island Louts Rearead Company will be held at the Otbees of the Company in the any of Rock 1.iand Ill. en Wedneedir. Bug day of October next, at 13 o'clock- 1. CABLE President.

Joins P. Warrimun. Seerstarr. No CURE! Kean, NO PAY 360 South Chicago, May be eontideatially coussaltod personally or by snall, bre et charge, On all chronic or nervous diseases. Da.

J. KBAlii I physician in U. she warrants cures or no pal. Green Book sent lot 50 seats. Molested with sinnerests fine engravings.

IT.c)Noirmg-31iikri:11, 183 IBOUTH CLAIITC-13T, Continues to auto all Cosonia, isercone, and Erdman Diseases of both me and may be contidontlally core ultra, personally or by mod, boss ot coarge. remake astecoltle treated witil acmes. Ban MedicLa Trowtane k. Wives isad gentlemen gent fres. 'Recent Occurrences at Our Northern Suburb.

The funeral services of Leander Clifford, took place yesterday at the deceased's late residence, and were attended by a large number of mourning friends. Mr. Clifford was an old resident of Evanston, and highly respected by all who knew him. The funeral of Mrs. McCrary, the mother of D.

B. McCrary, irill take place to-day. At the time of her death she was in her 72d TNE LID TITND ASSOCIATION of the Woman" College of the Northwestern 'University, assembled at the residence of Isaac B. Hitt, on Thursday night. There were eight.

members in attendance. Mrs. A. Chairwoman of the Finance Committee, reported the amount of Amite that had been received and the amount expended for furnishing the "College Cottage." A resolution to give an entertainment for the benefit of the Association was passed. After discustring at leng.ty.

matters per- to the a cottage," the meeting sojourned. AT A szomil temmrreo of the Lecture Committee of the Woman's Cam; held at the reeidence of Prof. O. Marcy, it was decided to give a aeries of lectures for the benefit of the lege.x The lecturers in this course have not yet been made utak-. AN ritSTRUCTTTIE LECTURE.

A very inatructive and intereeting lecture was given In the chapel of the Preparatory Department yeeterday afternoon, by Dr. H. W. Thomas, pastor of Clark Street Methodist Cherch. Tins lecture was the firet of a series to bedelivet et by different distinguished orators on Friday- aftercems.

The HOD. I. IX Easter and wife, and niece, Ells Easter, have returned from their European tour. Moe Gov. Beveridge, who was of this party, did not return with them, but will remain abreci some time longer.

Gov. Beveridge has been visiting in Evanston the past week, being the guest of his S. B. Raymond. THE EVANSTON LIGIES-ErOESZ Is nearly completed, and will be ready for 12s in few weeks.

It is a light-house of the first-clme. is starting the year with very dettering iroenicts. BUY THE BEST. GOODALL'S PLayrote SoLD EITINTIFELSIL scALEs. 'FAIRBANKS' STANDARD 'FAIRBANKS' STANDARD SOADMS OF ALL SIZES.

VATRBAN KS, monsr 111 AND 113 LAIN-ST. 1 OF ALL SIZES. FAIEBAISIKS, monsr A co 111 AND 113 LA1R-ST. SALVE. 3111t.

WEST CHICAGO, ILL, (a angular eralusts In modscias), sista all Curonis Dissase Ls. It sexes. Cures gusran cad AIL Iemsl Dirticulgies amnion intik success. Medicines tairsionso. Cenisultszinc free.

A buck on special diseases. circulars. Ac. Psiksitses tar two stamps. AI sitars er den tel.

Beet Food for In The 7oolor Prim, thrives so well upon it that it must be very Richardson. resembles Mother's Milk as closely as Barker. boundwg in dash and bons forming sublyanoes. this Food perfectly fulfills itaohjock, whereas other so-called Foods being en-irely devoid of nourishing ploperties induce a rickety And idiotio condition- It is also carefully treed from the ground husks of the wisest, which canes irritation of the bowel, dimrham, Ire. Prepared by SAVORY MOORE, Chemista to the Queen.

H. H. the Prince of Wales. le, New London. Sold by chemists stid storekeeper throughout America.

MACHINERY. .1 sew arnns. ,.41 Chief Justice announced the following new rules i "OrserettThst the Clerk of this Court be required, a i each term, to docket all petitions for rehearing sep- kite and apart from the trial docket. all cases in this Court when the de- 'mind desires to plead and not join in error, he shall I lie welt plea in the ate, of the Clerk at kaat five et i before the cause stands for trial and the iserae thereon aunt be toad up before the day the cause 44.als for trial. a.

NNW NOTIONS. The Catholic Bishop of Chicago V. Charles Chin. st al. MOti011 to (hinnies writ of error.

Warnecke et al. V. Johann Lambes. Dim- of reeord suggested, and ten days allowed in, -I'71c ruPP1Y, as per stipulation tiled. tt-Ilis Commissioners of Bighways of Yorktown 1 2...

ea rel. William Bonker et aL Notion to the cause on suggestions and affidavits filed. P. Kerr, impleaded, v. Cornelia Buniuution of record summated: leave wnadr Ala A.

HAERIS, Providence, E. I. Builder of the HARRIS-CORLISS ENGINE All Right Salve for Baru, Bella, AIM.ams a 6,1 YMOINIA OYSTER COMPANY; The Gretna Green Elopement. Ote Editor st sle Chicago ralasts Sept. 26-3 p.

m.Mt. Welch has just rehearsed with great success his Gretna Green Elopement, nurriage, and overland stage line, with his two, tour-in-hand, and eix-ip-hand. Re made some fun and fest time with his trotters, but the old folke did not catch him in time to prevent the numriage. lie starta around the worldDexter Park to-morrow at 3 o'clock promptly. The theatrical people are fury-billed by 14.

Gardiner, of the Academy at Ablate. -R CASTOR OIL. 1 i PR i ia cLAIN'S CANDIED CASTOIL OIL uke trues en woto. It is syrup E. a.

It. Csiour Bean, thereby a substitute tar Castor thi. For Children and Adults it is so excellent phrtie. MaLata's Vertnituge Banbene az teellmat. C44drast love Menu worms eon for either.

or sale by Ali druggists. VAN tCELA ACK. ST IL VESSON I EJLID. boo. iiii bad 14 late-stqw boss Arleta.

With HarrPatriot Isaprosernentdc Bead for Circulars A SO-lioras Macias is am asidbition at Shit iAmetiansti Er. cositioa until October 4. ud CO-bares Biggins at tbe Louisville Itseesithon alit Ocer11.7. R. H.

CHAMHERLAINE. Provriaters, dealere Canned. Keg. and Shell Orstars, Chamberiaine's Wharf. Norfolk.

lie. for sad 141 corral Sept. Order. enHaked. 'fee nuAs Ls 0111 aad non limb Oligare DB.

STEPILIESS. 134 Destbors-litts mats a box. 4.