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THE CHICAGO TRIBUNE: SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 21, 1885 SIXTEEN PAGES. THE CITY. PERSONAL. Two Millions of Bottles. is at Capt.

Georso M. Itanilall, U. S. the Lei and. J.

15. Duke, Durham, N. and J. K. Clias.

Gossage State and Wash injr ton-sis. the windows by machinery and arranged In new shelves. There are volumes of a weight or about 200 tons to be moved into their new yuarters. ADELINE DUVAL'S CASE. Adeline Duval, the young French-Canadian who shot Edward Quivit at the National Hotel Tuesday, was again before Justice Meech yesterday morning.

She looked pale and dejected, and when Quivit stepped forward with his head all bandaged up she made an attempt to address him, but he shranK back behind an officer, muttering: "I haf nutin' to say to you." Mr. Linscott, the attorney for the prisoner, said he was not ready with his witnesses, and the case was continued till next Wednesday. An officer remarked to Quivit, "You can easily bo here then. You only work three or four blocks away." Quivit, with an air of determination, replied: I vould come eef cet vere feel ty blocks avay." Sometime alter, just as the police were going to take the Graves, Dubuque, are at the Sherman. Ex-Gov.

Charles Foster, Ohio, and ex-Congressman John U. Alb', Boston, are at the Grand Pacific. Judge C. W. Totter, Milwaukee; Joseph Dickson, Louis; aDd George It.

Moiitlort, Ht. Paul, are at the Palmer. ii IN GENERAL. Every one, no doubt, has heard of Dr. Price's Special Flavoring- Extracts, but although upward of two millions of them are annually manufactured, there are yet hundreds of housewives who know nothing of their excellence from actual use.

Two articles have made the name of Price Baking Powder Company celebrated their Dr. Price Cream Baking Powder and Special Flavoring Extracts. These preparations are without question the finest of their kind manufactured in the world, and they are recommended for general family use by the Heads of the Great Universities and Public Food Analysts. Millinery Department. A HATSALE will be held in this city In October, 188S.

A sub-committee to secure a hall for the convention was appointed. It consists of Dr. Locke, tho Rev. T. N.

Morrison Jr. the Kev. E. A. Lar-rabee, Messrs.

M. D. Talcott, A. Eddy and W. M.

Tiiden. The city rectors were requested to nominate a sub-committee on finance, which is to bo composed of one or more laymen from each parish. The committee then adjourned to Jan 4. The General Convention meets triennially, the sessions immediately preceding having been held in Philadelphia, Now York, and Boston, and is composed of four clergymen and four laymen from each of the sixty-flve dioceses in the United States. The sessions continue about three weeks, although they may last longer at the coming convention, as the revision of the prayer-book will come before it and constitute the leading topic of its deliberations.

UNCLE SAM'S DOMAIN. A NEW PENSION EXAMINER. J. W. Clampitt of Highland Park, 111., appointed Special Examiner of Pensions, and assigned to duty in the Northwestern counties of Indiana, with his headquarters in this city, arrived yesterday and began operations.

NEW MOSET. Ten boxes and one keg, containing g-old coin aggregatin in amount $1,100,000, were received at the Sub-Treasury in this city yesterday from tho branch mint at San Francisco. It was stacked away in the Treasury vaults for future drafts. MISS WILTSHIRE'S WATCH. Miss Wiltshire, whose watch was seized in the-foreign mails Thursday, called at the Collector's office yesterday and made a most eloquent appeal for the restoration of her property.

She was referred to tbo department, and accordingly addressed Secretary Manning a communication petitioning to allowed to pay the duties and penalties and get back her delected prisoner back to tne county jan, 4 i Michael Cassius McDonald, who happened to ho nresent. pitied tne girl's friendless condi tion and the Good Samaritan. signed her bond for $500, remarking as he did John Drake's annual game-dinner, to fce Riven this eveninsr, will be as br.Uiant as that of any former year, some thirty in num-ler. Mrs. Mary Hoany, the Blue Island avenue Shopkeeper who was charged with reeeivinz etolen g-oodri, was found not guilty in the Criminal Court 3-esterday and discharged.

T. Cliarles Warn A. II. Darrow so. It's a pity that you didn't kill the scoun drel." The handsome Frenchwoman was pro 4 fuse In her thanks to her deliverer.

LAKE IKISI1S1EN WILL ASSIST. TODAY AT The Irishmen ot the Town of Lake are up anil itninu- Thev want to do for tho Parnell Clerk who pleaded guilty to the charge or em parliamentary fund in proportion to thei tt-zzlement, was taken to the penitentiary by means and number as much as the Irishmen of SI. SO Jail-Clerk Price. His term is lor two years. Andrew Pax ton of the Citizens' League Chicago have done.

Some preliminary meet ings have been already held in which Messrs 8woro out a wnriniit yesterday lor the arres of Itudolnh lieliler, saloonkeeper. No. 161' Tersons doubting the truthfulness of this can write any of the Chemists named: Prof. R. OGDEN DOREMUS, M.

LL. Bellevue Medical College, New York. Prof. II. C.

WHITE, State Chemist, University Georgia, Athens, Ga. I'rof. R. C. KEDZIE, Late President State Board of Health, Lansing, Mich.

Prof. II. M. SCHEFFER, Analytical Chemist, St. Louis, Mo.

Prof. CHARLES E. WIGHT, Analytical Chemist, Wheeling, W. Va. Piof.

JAMES T. BABCOCK, State Assayer, Boston, Mass. Dr. ELIAS H. BARTLEY, B.

Chemist to the Dep't of Health, Brooklyn, N. Prof. CURTIS C. HOWARD, M. Starling Medical College, Columbus, Ohio.

Prof. M. DELFONTAINE, Analytical Chemist, Chicasjo, 111. Mclnerney, J. J.

McCarthy, George Fleming, Mathew Fleming, Thomas J. Conway, Dr. Law Clark street, lor eelliiur liuuor 10 a habitual 4 less, Thomas liyrne. Prof. McCarthy, John En drunkard.

The temperature yesterday, as observed by 1 nis, and others have participated, and at which it has been resolved to hold a mass-meeting in thn largest hall of tho town at an early date in Our entire stock of Real French Fur Felt Hats, togethei with, large purchases recently made of Aitken, Son Co. and Arnold, Elias Kearney, of New York, will be offered at the uniform price of each. Manasse. onticUui (Thihunb JSuildiug), was as tho interest of tho Parnell fund. Fathers Joilows: 8 a.

US'; a. 30'; 10 a. 31 a. 12 40'; 1 p. 3 p.

m. Dorney. Flannigan, and Edward Kelly are co watch. STEKRITT'S SUSPENSION. oDeratimr with the committee.

Tne orators of 41; p. Barometer, a. 2y.37; (i No little comment was occasioned by the re p. the occasion will be John F. Finerty, Alexander Sullivan.

Judge Preudergast, Judge Moiau, and The carpenters of Chicago are holding a Father Dorney. WEST SIDE BURGLARS. ferie.s of ineetiiijf to strengthen their organ port at the Custom-House yesterday to the effect that William M. Tiiden had called at the building during yesterday and protested against the action of the Superintendent of Carriers in suspending David Sterritt. a Stock-Yards carrier and Republican, from duty over ono mouth.

The story is that Mr. Tiiden was quite vigorous in his protest, and that when through At 4 o'clock vesterdav morning several men l.ation. Last night a well-attended meetiug was held at Plasterers' Hall. Speeches were got into tho clothing store of Morri3 Gold Hats at 1.50; Hats at 1.50; Hats at 1.50; Hats at 1.50; Hats at 1.50; former price 5.00. former price 3.75.

former price 2.75. former price $2.25. former price 2.00. made by Mr. nvens and others in favor of union.

Schmidt, Nos. and 737 South Halsted A cheek for STUD was presented to Mr. Mackuy, a disatiled carpenter, Irom tho Amalgamated street. The saf'0 was attacked with the inten the Superintendent of Carriers is said to have Carpenters' I' uion. tion of blowing it, and they must have been at replied firmly but courteously that Mr.

Ster Prof. R. S. G. PATON, Late Chemist Health Department, Chicago, 111.

Prof. JOHN M. ORDWAY, Mass. Institute of Technology, Boston. Prof.

R. A. WITTHAUS, A. M. University of Buffalo, N.

Y. Prof. A. 11. SABIN, State Chemist, Burlington, Vt.

Prof. JOHN BOHLANDER, A. M. Trof. Chemistry and Toxicology, College Medicine and Surgery, Cincinnati, O.

Trof. AUSTEN WILBER, Profs. Chemistry, Rutgers College, New Brunswick, N. J. Prof.

GEORGE E. BARKER, Trof. Chemistry University of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia, Pa. Prof. PETER COLLIER, Chief Chemist for the United States Department of Agriculture, Washington, D.

C. Trofs. IIEYS RICE, Trofs. Chemistry, Ontario School Pharmacy, Toronto, Canada. Dr.

JAMES ALBRECHT, Chemist at the United States Mint, New Orleans, La. "Prof. EDGAR EVERHART, Prof. Chemistry, University of Texas, Austin, Texas. Prof.

E. W. HILGARD, Prof. Chemistry, University California, Berkeley, Cal. Prof.

S. W. McKEOWN, Analytical Chemist, Youngstown, Ohio. Dr. HEINRICH DETTMER, Analytical Chemist, St.

Louis, Mo. Trof. C. GILBERT WHEELER, Late Prof. Chemistry, Chicago University, Chicago, 111.

ritt's sentence eouid not bo revoked. "No work for some time w'hen their operations at The Coniriesationalists of South Park and traded the attention of a clerk who sleeps in discharges were made nor suspensions ordered the store. On seeing the gang ho made con without just cause and atter careful investi vicinity are about to organize a church. A council has been called to meet at Rosalie gation, but when such investigation had been siderable noise and the burglars lef in a hurry made and the result detei mined upon, the good JIuslc-IIall, South I'ark. Friday afternoon of the service demanded that such result bo On reaching the sidewalk they placed a stick in tho handle of the door, broke a window, and helped themselves to a quantity of tne silks Nov.

27. Tho Sabbath-school established last In this sale we include all our Fine Untrimmed Goods, such as Silk Jersey and Fine French Beaver Hats, and all Imported Novelties. i adhered to, is about tho way Donovan is re summer has bad such a wonderful-growth and 6uccess that the step now about to bo taken ported to have put it to Mr. Tiiden, and there and satins which wero exposed in the window. and made their escape.

A few hours before the matter rests. can no longer be delayed. tho Illinois Clothing House, on Blue Island JURORS' PAY. avenue, was broken into and a large quantity It is hinted that A. M.

Pence, Austin loyle (if he wants it), and Carl Hertlng will bo THE INCREASE IN THE AMOUNT A SERIOUS of goods carried otf. A LAD CHARGED WITH MAYHEM. of MATTER FOR COOK COUNTY. tho Kloction Commissioners. The first is an American, tho second an Irishman, and tho II I Michael Smuchinski, a 15-year-old boy.

Prof. J. II. LONG, Professor Chemistry, Chicago Medical College and Chicago College Pharmacy, Chicago, 111. Trof.

G. A. MARINER, Analtytical Chemist. Chicago. 111.

third a German. VV'liilo Republicans would The last Legislature adopted a measure to help the Cook County Commissioners spend the taxpayers money with even more celerity than the county fathers had thought of. This charged with mayhem, waived examination before Justice Woodman yesterday and was prefer to see two Republicans on tho board to committed in bonds of S300. INov. 1 he met Frank Maczewski, aged 10 years, on the cor By GEO.

P. GORE Wholesale Auctioneers and Commission Merchants, 214 and 216 Madison-su measure was the adoption of a statute increas 7or Mid ing jurors' compensation from $1.50 per day to ner of Main and Twenty-ninth streets, as be administer tlio new law. yet they would feci pretty sure of fair play with the threo names ubove given. A linn of State street butchers yesterday exhibited through the streets the premium cattle purchased at the Pat-Stock Show. They bought 202 premium steers and forty-seven was carrying home a basket of apples from a State and Madison-sts.

2 per day, the same to go into effect July 1. grocery-store. Smuchinski asked the lad to As it was, the drain on the Treasury for jurors' give him some ot tho fruit, and, upon being re fees last year was heavy enough, but lor the fused, he picked up a lump of coal and threw future, or for the two ensuing years at least, it will bo one-third heavier. Tho jurors' fees eheep. Tho average weight of the cattle was it at Maczewski.

striking him full in the right eye and splitting the iris. Tno eye had to bo for the last year ending Sept. 1 for the differ A HAPPY BANKER. A LETTER FULL OF PITH AND POINTS FOR MONEYED MEN. The following letter was received a day or two since and will bear perusal "Minneapolis, Nov.

IC, '85. To Whom It May Concern: "After thorough examination of different safe-makers' work, I recommend unquallttedly the Die-bold Safe Lock, burglar-proof safe and am well pleased with the new burglar-proof safe made especially ior our bank, which we are now using. Respecttully, KORTGAAltn, Cashier State 13 k. Minn. "To Jno.

W. Norris. Vice-Pres. IMeboId S. L.

Co." ent courts were distributed as follows: Supe Plates for Oysters and Shell Fish, Soup Sets. Fish, Game, Entree. Meat, and Salad Courses. removed iu order to save his lite. A PLEASANT RECEPTION.

Mr. and Mrs. George H. Latlin gave a recep rior Court, Circuit Court, AUCTION. DET GOODS DEPARTMENT.

Tuesday, Nov. 24, 9:30 a. m. Criminal Court, StJ.SSli; County Court, tion at their residence, No. 1614 Michigan ave Probate Court, S18L'; Coroners jurors, total, 520,811.

Tho jurors nue, last night in honor of Mr. Louis Lallin, At At At 15c! 25c! 35c! whose marriage was celebrated about two Ii months ago. The spacious parlors were thrown open at 8 o'clock, and for hours were thronged will be drawn iu about the same ratio for tne ensuing year, or even greater, and, at the least calculation, tho addition of tne one-third increase to the compensation over last year will swell tho jury expense of tne county lor 185-'S6 to The compensation for Novelties in Asparagus and Celery Tras. with a brilliaut gathering ot the elite of Chicago society. CIGAR-EOXES.

grand jurors and petty jurors is the same. -0 nSU iU The Ilowe Scale took first premium at Philadelphia, Paris, Sydney, and other exhibitions. Borden, Selleck Aleuts, Chicago. 111. 9 tl tl tl tt CHICAGO DEALERS THINK THEY HAVE Be 071 1 tme BOGUS COLLECTORS.

THE PRIESTLY FRAUD. BEEN PAYING AN ILLEGAL TAX. "i MARRIAGE LICENSES The County Clerk Issued permission to wed to the Henry Moierman, tne oogus priest who re An inlormal meeting- of cigar importers was held yesterday afternoon in tho office of George peatedly collected money on the oretense that following couples yesterday, the parties living In Chicago where no residence Is given: W. Sheldon, Custom-Houso broker, at No. 1 03 ljOOO DOZ, GENTS' CHOICE he was gathering it for the Alexian Brothers' Our sale for Tuesday, the 24th u-ill be of rather more than ordinary interest to buyers, from the fact that THURSDAY, the 26th.

being "Thanksgiving-Day," we shall sell Tuesday only. Consequently the week's interest will concentrate in Tuesday's sale. Our assortments are very large in our usual lines for Tuesday, which, in. connection with Clothing Blankets, Cloaks. If You Wa7it Them! Hospital, and wbo served several terms in the Adams street, to consider the action now being taken by them individually against tho Gov Robert G.

Bloom. Sebna A. Flanders SO SO Candelabra and Flower Holders in variety for table decoration. The new YEDDO and PERSIAN Designs in CUT Glass are the most brilliant yet shown. Pearl, Ivory, Ivoride, Rubber, and Johann Pyritz.

Friedericke Bandler -4 lit bridewell for 60 doinsr, was sent back to the bridewell yesterday for another repetition of Bonalacius Konrad, Bamara Malek William Lepstorff, Palos. Martha Beif uss. -1 Henri Knape. Cecilia Kindier oU--'l Eniil Franke, Helena Holzapfel 2418 Albert Truka. Katarina Slepicka.

liG 20 ernment for the recovery of duties assessed upon cigar-boxes by order of the Treasury Department, which the complainants claim under the new law of 1S83 are not now dutiable. Among those present were George W. Sheldon, John IS. Grommes, W. H.

Russell, Harry llargis, A. Shire, E. Hotfman, W. H. 7 Caps, Gloves, Hats, the old offense.

Judge Williamson this time fined him $100 and sentenced him to serve nine months besides. The snide priest will probably collect lor the Alexian Brothers ajram as soon as he rets out. Judpe Williamson thought John Donahue, Letitia Scott John McCallum, Margaret Hughes 2419 Toniasz Swlontkowski, Victoria hum i Arms Farlardeau. Rebecca Morisette 24 3tt lleinrieh Baars. Augusta A.

L. Witt. 2925 T1 1 i- -rr tne man would not commit the same offense Schimptermau, George Luerssen, Fred Comely .1 Belonging properly to Thursday's business, will give an aggregate of not less than TWENTY-EIGHT HUNDRED LOTS to move, which will require the whole day and evening. John O. Savard.

Mathilda Girone 2S Jacob Jakubonskl, Rosalia A remit 2426 Joseph Plummer, Rose Tearney 2d 27 2 over and over again if he were not insane, but l)r. Blutbardt gave it as his opinion upon ex of Chapm Gore, P. L. Garrity, Mr. llcox of natea luillky ot superior quality.

H. L'pman and Mr. Cook of Haul 1.. itnaerson, tirei-ine oirruaimu o-: a James II. RTans, Mary Daly 2rt amination that the fellow was sound of mind.

NOT A SISTER OF CHARITY. Sprague, Warner Co. Mr. P. L.

Shu-man, tho attorney for several of the more prominent importers, stated that the cases iu Frank A. ilitzter. xneonosia auiwensKa -ti 1 VnxSpela. Amelia Oeshcer. 2S 22 Mary Conley, the woman who disguised her fear! I 5 self as a Sister of Charity aud swindled the Napoleon Bondria.

Altiertie Tardy 2120 Frederick Consver Emily Nottelruann 2622 Philip Lnrble, Rosa M. Pfeiter 2: 24 question, in which about in all was in charitable whom she met out of sums of money volved, would come up for a hearing' in tho United States District Court next month, and George E. Peterson, Hannah E. Peterson 2. 22 ranging from live cents to $1, was fined 850 by James Mays.

Margaret Burke 24 Our Exhibit of Staple and Fancy China surpasses that of any previous year, and the PRICES are exceptionally low. Justice Kerston. She played her neat little 3, SOU and tho average price cents. Tho heaviest steer weighed pounds. Tho cat-tie will be on exhibition Wednesday and will be slaughtered Monday.

Twenty head of cattle belonging to the Maplewood Stock Farm of Attica, Is'. were Bold at auction at tho Horse Cattle Exchange, corner of Wabash avenue and Thirteenth streets, yesterday. The rest of the herd, Beventy in number, were shipped back to the farm, as prices did not rule higher than S2ti0 and went as low as lot). Pour head from I-'ond du Lac, were sold at from Slit) to tm. The thirty-odd charges against milk-dealers of palming off skimmed milk on their customers as the genuine intact article came before Justice Prindiville yestorday.

William I.uuse, No. H72 South Union street, and J. H. Ahle, No. yii'i West Randolph, were able to prove that, wtiiie tliey did sell skimmed milk, ihey sold it us such, and the cases against them were dismissed.

Tho other cases were continued till Friday next at 2 p. m. A meeting of the Fourth Ward Land League was hold last evening at No. 2970 State street for the purpose of reorganization and making arrangements lor a mass-meeting to be held Sunday afternoon, the 2Dth inst. P.

M. Clowry presided. After the appointment of the following committees on hail and speakers lor tho proposed meetlntf an adjournment was carried: On halls Lawrence Markey, Capt. O'Connor, and James Coghlan. On speakers lr.

Gueriu, Capt. M. C. Hickey, and JJ. O'Con-jnell 1).

II. J. Itiehter, to whom a warrant was granted by Justice Meech Thursday for the arrest of George Hankins for permitting garn-liling- in his premises at No. 134 Clark street, declined to prosecute when the case was called yesterday morning. Ho had made a mistake.

It was not George Hankins he meant, but another Hankins who ran a place somewhere on tho opposit side of tho street. Monte fchimmcl, from whose place at No. 125 Clark ftreet the Tniice, under a search-warrant granted to Dr. Richter, seized a collection of gambling implements, wanted a writ of replevin, but Justice Meech continued the case untli Tuesday, and ordered the officer to retain the goods under tho order of tho court. ANXIOUS ABOUT Mil.

KEliBV. Some anxiety has been caused among the friends of James Kerby, an olJ member of the lioard of Trade, because of his continued absence wittiout anything beinjf heard from him. He went Last two or three weeks ago to look after a son who, it was reported, had disappeared from a Canadian asylum, where he had leen placed to' bo cured of a mild form of insanity growing out of religious melancholy. Young Kerby was formerly connected with tho house of David ikivvs ano went from Chicago to ltaltiuioro some years ago. Tho cider Kerby was at one time engaged in the mercantile business in Canada and was quite Weil He has been a well-known liguro on the lioard of Trade, and amoiiir English nmi that as tne Government would nave no evi William Kane, Hattie Randall confidence game on almost every person she dence to offer iu rebuttal the cases would Carl 8chroder.

Agnes Ericksen Richard F. Goggin, Mary Lee 26-22 Puff! Teck! and Hat! called on, pretending that she was collecting necessarily rest almost entirely upon the evi John Kratochvil. Mary Hass 2T 2l the money tor Joseph Hospital. The pris dence and argument produced by tne Peter Kooi, Mary lioogstra -'4 oner crieu ni court, anu pieaueu tnat sue was SHAPES. Charles Johnson, Arrilta M.

Millard 'la 2. Mark Oleson, Sophie Nullmeyer 2420 Anthony Ganben, Hannah Andrews 2118 Harry T. Howe, Fernwood. Rosetta Jones, same. 44 once a sister, sue saia sne lost bv goinir The old law enacted June 22, 1874, provided A large attendance of the trade is expected, and buyers will please govern themselves accordingly.

GEO. P. GORE Auctioneers. AUCTION. into the order and was trying to get it back by that the value of all boxes, cases, or coverings in which cigars were contained should be reck John E.

Naylor, Georgiana Bennett 2iriJ begging. oned in the total value tor the purpose of as BDRLEY CO. sessment. Tho new law, however, enacted Worth Worth Worth DEATHS. FUNERAL TRAIN Daily on Chicago Grand SUBURBAN.

LAKE. March, 18S3, and which took effect July, lss3, provides for the repeal of tho law of 1874, and that hereafter none ot the Trunk Railway, Polk-st- depot, to Mount Greenwood and Mount Olivet at 12 m. Medrick Eddy, Jerry Twombly, Andy Gra I 1 Graceland and Calvary Funeral Train of the Chi ham, Joseph Sloan, John Somers, and John cago. Milwaukee St. Paul Railway leaves Union 83 85 State Madden, tha strikers who slugged some team Chicago.

Depot tuaaison ana Lunai-Eis. uauy p. uu charges imposed by said sections or any othor provisions of existing law shall be estimated in ascertaining the value of the goods to be imported, nor shall the value of sters of J. B. Legnerd were arraigned before Justice Tearney yesterday and held until BIPPER In this city, Nov.

19, Mary Scheibel, be Come! loved wife of F. W. Bipper. aged 41 years. the necessary sacks, crates, boxes, or covering uneral irom jno.

utn mhiu-su. Sunday ai i Saturday, Nov. 28, in bouds of S200 each. ot any kind be estimated as part of their value o'clock p. to Oakwoods Cemetery lor interment.

Philip McCormack, living on Butterfield and in determining the amount of duties for which BALDWIN Margaret J. Baldwin, aged years and 7 months, beloved wife of Capt. George Baldwin. Thirty-ninth streets, in Lake, was arrested by they are liable. fciinpral Sunday at eiocK irom resiaence, Hfvj Under this section of the law Mr.

Shuman Constable Edward Brood and taken to Justice' to St, James' Church, thence by carriages to Mount Olivet. Friends of the family invited. did not believe tho duties collected upon cigar Fleming's court-room to answer the charge preferred ajrainst him. The office is located Kfiss-At Elcin. Nov.

19. Mrs. Kmily Ravelin Foss. boxes since July, had been required, and aged 66 years 4 months and 17 days, she leaves a hus- it is for the recovery of money paid since this on tho second floor at Thirty-ninth and State uana. one son, uiiu two uuukihi-ia.

uc as Diai.t-i streets, and McCormack had ascended the of the Rev. Fox Ravelin of California and the lion. N. Ravelin of Kaneville, date that action is now being taken. Merchants of other classes ot goods in Chicago are interested to tho amount of fully 100,000 BY ORDER UNDERWRITERS, Tuesday, Nov.

21, at 10 O'clock a. AT STORES, 131 133 West COR. UNIOX, THE EKTIRE SALVAGE OF C. G. Ross Stock from the late Fire in the Farwell Buildings.

Particulars in detail tomorrow GEO. P. GORE Auctioneers. stairs and was about entering the room, when GLEESON Robert Emmett. only ion of Kate and be tripped and ten headlong down the stairs.

Daniel F. Gleeson, at residence ot parents, 601 W. or more. He was picked up unconscious and was taken Nov. 19, aged years ana montns.

Tho situation was talked over informally. uneral will leave punaay, sia, at ii a. dv cars to the County Hospital. Lnless the management of the Chicago. to alvary, via Milwaukee St St.

Paul. cor. Canal and Adams. and Messrs. W.

H. Russell, W. H. Schimpfer-man and Harry Hargls were appointed as a State and Madison-sts. INTERNATIONAL EXHIBITION OF" Industry, Science, and Art, Eclinljuvglx May to October, 1883.

Patron HER MAJESTY THE QUEEN. President The Marquis of Lothian. K. T. The Larl of Aberdeen, Vice-Presidents The Lord Provost of Edinbureh, The Lord Provost of Glasgow.

The Exhibition will be open to the products, manufactures, of all countries. Special Ladies' work of every description. Sections Kxhibits by artisans of all nations, for Fine arts and loan collections. All applications for space must be lodged before lst.Ianuarv. with the Secretary, A MES MARCH-BANK, Solicitor.

Edinburgh. Scotland, from wboiiFcoples of tbe prospectus and application forms can be obtained. Copies may also be had at the office of the Cltv Rock Island Pacific accede to the demands to HOSKINS Friday. Nov. 20, at the residence of his committee to be present at the trials.

be made shortly by the men another strike by grandson. La Grange, Thomas O.Hoskins, aged 92. the switchmen will De inaugurated. The dissat Born in torn wan. lilngiana.

THE NEW STREET-CARS. Clias. (xossage Co. State Washingtoii-sts. isfied employes this time are the yard engineers tZLornwall capers please copv.

LLEWELLYN Nov. IS. at his residence. No. 082 and hremen, who complain because they are THE ADAMS STREET LINE MAKES A FAIR not paid for overwork.

It is their complaint West Harrison-st of typhoid-pneumonia, Daniel T. Llewellyn, native of Narberth, South Wales, aged 36 years. BEGINNING. The new street-car line on Adams and narri- that they have Irequentiy been compelled to uneral sunaav ai il a. m.

oy carnages io tjrace- worn six iiours overtime witnout Deing re son streets was put in operation yesterday Iand Cemetery. Friends of the family are invited. compensed, and tbey do not propose to do so unauian residents ot Chicago his absence LAKE AtEvanston, Friday morning, after a short much longer. At the yards on Fortv-ninth wouiu no remarked. Robert Hervv.

bu i illness. Wells Lake, Esq. Crockery Glassware. street yesterday the subject was commented Funeral private, from late resiaence, bunaay atter- orney, minus. However, there is no occasion nnim.

or alarm at his failure cornmiinic.iio with on freely, but nothiug had been detinitly set- fwl 1 I II tl a' tiCU. teSyracuse, N. papers please copy. MACK IN Nov. 19.

Mrs. Catherine Mackin. aged 59 intiiiir. 'ii. in'iiei Nun vesicruav Kcriw Two unknown thieves made a daring but un- wirui iu ew oi i.

ny in response to letters CHILDREN'S DAY! years, tit the corner ot ana jay-si. uccessful attempt 'Thursday night to burglar- iruui persons mere mat wero taking care of uneral aturaay at p. m. MORRISSEY William Morrissey. at Hyde Park.

ze the residence ot Mrs. Charles Ruth, at Thir ine son, who was wandering about the city Nov. 20, of pneumonia of the lungs, aged 22 years and ty-ninth street aud Wentworth avenue. The months. juo iaiuer naa prooaoiy taken him back to the asylum and had been so occupied with the lellows climbed a teleirrapb pole, and reaching uneral i-nnday, 9 a.

at sttdb jenerson-av. POME ROY The funeral of George W. Pomerov i scantling extending below the kitchen win morning with twenty-five cars running. Two night cars will be run. Tho conductors and drivers are nearly all recent employes of the West Division Company, who have been discharged one by one since the strike of last summer.

More cars will be put on shortly, and the new men who will bae charge of them are learning tne business from the experienced hands. Superintendent Doyle and nnrvey Weeks were found yesterday afternoon busily engaged at tho new stables on Western avenue, which aro a model of neatness aud convenience. Said the latter: "This published report that we intend experimenting wkh chemical motors has no foundation in tact, as far as I know. Some 'rich gentlemen' or bankers may intend to br'ng two or three unair mat no tiiw simply neglected to write who died in Bethlehem, Nov. IS, aged S3 Plr.

Kerby sr. is a widower ana lives at Lawu- Misses' Suits Cloaks. dow walked across. hoisted the window, and entered. Their clumsy movements awakened Mrs.

Ruth, and they at once sought to escape. vears. will take place from the residence of his parents. No. 41U4 Sunday at 2 p.

m. tiaie. WANTS HIP MONKV BACK. i 4 WELSH At his residence. 132 West at jotin tarney, a gray-haired Irishman, with 4 a.m.

Nov. 19, Charles, beloved husband of Marga-retta Y. Welsh. He was a member of the Knights of Honor. Odd-Fellows.

Orderof hosen 1 riends. and a nrogue as ricn as tno verdure on his native Lills, and as thick as fifty years of frequent an honorary member of the Knights of Pythias. uneral irom nis late residence ounaay, rov. si. at 1 p.

by carriages to Graceland. ana deep potations could make it, was in Patrick Tracy's saloon a night or two ago, and the talk was about wrestling. Carney listened until the memories of how he used to trip up ANNOUNCEMENTS. MR. B.

F. JACOBS WILL CONDUCT THE Sunday-schoo! teachers' Bible study Saturday noon in Farwell Hall, 148 Madison-st. Clerk. Herman C. Pluutz, Chicago.

GAS FIXTURES. Save money and buy direct from the agents of the largest factory in America (Mitchell, Vam-e A Co. Call and examine our displav and be convinced that we can sell you what you need at prices to suit. lo not believe the statements of small dealers that WII.MAKTH is a high-priced place. We will sell good gas-tix lures as low as any tiriu in the United States.

We keep the best gas-stoves, and attend to gas-titttnB promptly and at low prices. T.W.WILMARTH&C0.. Successors to H. M. Wilmarth Kro.

225 and 227 CHICAGO. HAMILTON HOTEL, UEIiMUDA, WILL OPEN NOV. 15. This house is provided with all modern conveniences. Including Klectric Hells.

Gas, Hot and Cold Water. Baths, etc. This house Is situated on the highest ground in the city, and commands extensiva views of the surrounding country and adjacent islands; its elevated position insures dryness and perfect drainage. Kriving. boating, and 'tithing unexcelled.

The cuisino and service unexceptionable. This delightful ieiand is entirely free from malaria. WALTER AIKEN. Proprietor. II.

M. SULLIVAN. Manager. CALIFORNIA EXCURSIONS. First class round-trip tickets, good lor six months, with liberal stop-over privilei.es.

at the lowest rate ever made. Our route is the Southern Pacitlc, through the Italy of America; we avoid all high altitudes and cold, snow-bound mountain passes. The best winter route for invalMn or pleasure-seexers Special one-wav rates lor parties emigrating. Special train Pullman palace sleeping-ears. Third excursion leaves Oec.

l.i. Address J.No. E. EN'NI Passenger Agent Missouri at Pacific SO Chicago. tho "byes at Honnybrook and carry otf the honors at liailinslow made him forget his years and rheumatism aud wager $.1 that he milt; PHILOSOPHICAL SOCIETY MEETS We open Today a new lot of Misses' Boucle and Plain Beaver Cloth Newmarkets at Greatly-Reduced Prices.

We offer Today 500 Misses' Cloth Suits, ages from 4 to 12 years, AT A SACRIFICE. The above goods are all new and fresh and worth fully FIFTY PER CENT MORE THAN WE ASK FOR THEM. -I-this evening at Apollo Hall. Central Music-Hail t'nuiii iinuw mij man in iuo room. Me was Building.

Lecture by Mrs. Frank Trnedell on cue pursued them to the window, and emptied the contents of the water-kettle on them, and then pelted them with llower-pots as they slid down the telegraph pole. HYDE PARK. William Morrissey, a young man widely known and esteemed throughout Hyde Park, died last evening of pneumonia. He was born here in lsriij.

Durimr the last five years he had been in the employ of the viilatre in tho water department. Possessing in an eminent degree tne qualities of companionship, be had made a large ot frieuds, who will deeply mourn his loss. The funeral will take place Sunday at ii o'clock a.m. from his late residence, No. 5,636 Jefferson avenue.

JEFKEKSOX. An election will be held today to fill the vacancy in the Board of High-School Trustees caused by the death of A. H. Bodman. The candidates are Edward Simons and Andrew Dunning.

The noils will be open at the town-ha. 1 from 1 clock to 7 o'clock in the Marriage and Divorce. Mrs. aiaria A. Miorey ana T)r.

Helen M. Hannah will lead In the discussion following the reading of the paper. promptly taken up, and soon after was stood upon his head by it stalwart young athlete, who made John sec us and shook his continence in himself I. that he lay on his Wednesday, Nov. 25, 9:30 a.

m. China Tea Sets, China Dinner Sets, Chamber Sets, Cuspidores, etc. An immense stock of White Goods. C. C.

and Rockingham Ware. All to be sold at auction. KKMKM-liEU THE DAY. WEDNESDAY, NOV. 25.

GEO. P. GORE Auctione-n. 2H ani si5 Madison-5t. Wednesday, Nov.

25, 18S5, at 9:30 a.m. AT AUCTION. Boots, Shoes, Slippers. Fine. nice, desirable coods belne erodes suitable for the present wants of deaiers The assortmc nt is the best we have offered this season, and consigned by Job bers and others who want them sold soon as possible, as money they must have, and the Boots and Shoes will be sold.

GORE Auctioneers. SPECIAL SOTICE. RUBBERS AT AUCTION. "Y7E MAKE FIGURE FORMS SO ACCUR-vV atelvasto save hundreds of dollars to ladies and dressmakers. N.

NE KFORD SON, 197 East trnck in a corner regaining his wind while the spectators regaled themselves at the bnr at his expense, the bein promptly spent in liquor crripr of KifTh-ay Senn for rirr-nlnr. Ijy tne winner ot the wager. Carney now says By ELISON, FL ERSHEIM CO. uiai, wnin iii! a unrou the cratur too much Oi ra insane, an divil a won o' me knows I 1 motors or a whole runway over from Iierlin, but the company has nothing to do with it. We keep our motors in stalls up-stairs.

However, wo do intend to experiment with an apparatus for heating tho cars. Several have been tried, but none have proved A mechanic is working on ono now that may do. but we can't tell yet." The new line runs irom Adams and Clark to to Harrison, to Western avenue, a distance of three miies. The new cars were built at Pullman and contain a number of improvements, Including a hand-strap at each window, by pulling which a passenger can, wituout gcttiug up, let tlia conductor know he wants the car to stop. The West Division Company put twelve more cars on the Van liureu street line Thursday.

CniCAf.o, Nov. 10. Editor of The Tribune. Observing tho legend "Adams ana Harrison on tho dash and tail boards of the cars of tho new West-Side line, I am constrained to ask if it is not a mistake needing correction? It is well known that the proprietors are McDonald and Harrison, and in the hurry incident to starting tho new line the boss may not have seen the painter's mistake. However, Mr.

Harrison may have a new partner named Adams, but the fact is not generally known. Piease enlighten tuo inquisitive on this point. Jas. Anderson. pnwat Oi dom at all, at all, ana so ho At 10 o'clock this Morning, LARGE LOT Boys' and Children's Clothing, Toilet Quilts, 50 doz.

BoysSleighs, 20 pieces Oilcloth, Blankets, Com L. MANASSE, Optician, 88 MADISON-ST. TRIBUNE BUILDING. Opera. Field, and Marine Glasses.

Telescopes. Microscopes. Barometers, Thermometers, Medical Batteries. Maine Lanterns. Amateur 1'hotOKraphic Out-llta, Architects', Engineers', and Surveyors' faupplies.

"i 1 TT'SendSL tX ot for aretiii brjr 111 I 111 by express of ifle best dndioi la I i il I I I pug, up elegantly aud I I II II strictly pure, suitabia tor prev 1111 I I 1 I ents. Refers to all Chicago. Af- uress F. GU.V i'liliiV. I Confectioner, is Sladisou-s' 47 IP! HR MA.MrACIL'K-" EK.

Seal garments, ur hi A repairing and trimming at 1 1 K) prict-s. i4S St ate -st. OPERA Glasses. Microscopes, Artificial Eye A WEST-SIDE BLAZE. Chicago, 111., Nov.

19, iss.5. i. IT. Grots, Ocn'l Mjr. Harden Hand Grenade Fire KxIq.

51 tnut o-i City Dear Sik: About two years ago we equipped our dry-goods store, Xos. 266 and W. the Harden "Star" Hand Grenades. A few days ago tbe goods iu tbe show-window cau-rbt lire trom a gas-jet. An alarm was turned io, but tiefore the engines arrived the tiro was completely put out by the use of two ot the grenades, with but small damage.

We are fully satisfied that tne use of them saved us a largo loss, ana take pleasure id recommending them to all property-owners. Ke-spectfully yours. Hapkett Co. The Harden Star Grenade will keep good until used, unchanged by climate or by time. brought suit in Justice Scully's court yesterday to recover his from Tracy, who was the Ftakeholder in the wrestliug-matcd.

The hearing will occur next week. THE PUBLIC LI BU A II REMOVAL. Librarian Poole said yesterday that the plan of moving tho Public Library into the City-lluil was generally satisfactory to the directors. The money expended would be refunded by tho Council when the library moved out. It would take all of th? 521,000 set aside for the purpose to finish the rooms on the fourth tioor.

There was no hard-wood lioor down or any of the wood-work done yet. He did not think that girls going to the library would bo molested in tho Citv-llail, as police headquarters wero in tho same liuilding, and the library would have a separate set of elevators running only irom the basement to the lop Hoor. The contract for Jluishing the rooms would soon be let, and they would probably ready lor occupancy by April 1, would give ttieiu time to move during April before their lease expired May 1. Tho books would bo packed in boxes wittiout disturbing their order and let down out of the Viudows, carted to the City-Hull, and raised to Io not trifle with your eyes, as lost sight never returns. lo not buy Glasses that are not suited to your vision from Inexperienced dealers.

Superior Lenses and superior facilities combine to give our Spectacles and Eye-Glasses a National reputation. tV ArtiUcial Human Eyes inserted without pain. Four large Illustrated Catalogues on application. forters, ELISON, FLERSTTEIM 81 and i' Kandolph-st. COMMENCING AT 9:30 THlSllORNKt CLEARING SALE 5 New and Elegant Chamber Suits, PARLOR FURNITURE, A full line Good Carpets, Brussels and Smyrna Rugs, extra nice lot Bedding, General Merchandise, etc.

ELISON, TULBSHEIM SU and 86 Randolph-st. THE EPISCOPAL. CONVENTION. GETTING READV FOR IT IN GOOD TIME. The first meetiuif of the General Committee, list 'd 1 IV, Kvcrr tlesr-ri rv consisting- of the rectors of the city Episcopal churcbes and three laymen from each parisb, appointed by the Diocesan Convention last DYE HOUSE.

Dec 2, 1833. at 11 o'clock a. WE WILL SELL BTJBBER BOOTS Men's Arctics, Women's Arctics. Misses' Arctics, Child's Arctics; Men's, omen's, and Misses' Aluakas; Men's, Women's, and Misses' Sandals; Women's, Misses', and Children's Croquettes: Men Snow Excluders. All I'resa goods, and well-known brands.

Larjje assortment. The large sale or Rubber Goods at Boston the U-th inst. makes it possible for us to offer a large line of (roods. GEO. P.

GORE 8c Auctioneers. tion of silks, woolen goQs, hh.v!g, elo iks, crai sbawla niunws.ete.. 1 May, was held at the Palmer House yesterday leading photographer, McVicker's Stevens, Theatre. 1. NEKDHAM'S soss RED CLOVEK BLOSSOMS Fluid A Solid extractsof the Blossoms.

Best Blood Puritier known. Cures lancer. Catarrh. Salt Kheum, Rheumatism. Uf- cleaned or dyed to anv de sirable shade.

Larfies' dresses in silk, woolen, mixed goods. or liue party dreses cleaned without removing immings. Gents'clothes cleaned, dyd. and repaired" Orders received by mail or express. At'G.

SC'HWAHZ Boston Fancy Steam Dye House. 158 Illinois. 19u S. Ciarli olid aia V. Madison Stretts.

Chicago. afternoon, liisbop McLaren presiding, to make tno preliminary arrangements for me General Convention of the Episcopal Church, which To rid your house of Koaches. Moths, and Bed-Inns, use Uuck Kayner's -Moth Powder." pepsia, Gonslipauon. rue Circular. llu-Ilb Ltarboru-st Chic.