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THE COURT RECORD. Tbe Day mt Yaeatlea Sterna te lUte lYtalralew Uelh Ta.rea aa LiUa-anta. A Solitary Win County Bankrupt 8tragslea Into Court Yea tar da 8 sTerai Parties; Discharged. Tins OOTJHTA. AajrociroKiuirra.

Ju1rM Ttiodirntt- tlarr. Moore, and Will- lams, who are at work during vacation, feel the extreme heat eeveroir. and agreed to ad- kinrn aa aoon a possible. Trie weather ia too hot for the general puollo to take aa In tru la lung decisions, ao matter how lot. portent.

Mr. A. IL HobLaaon.7" fourth avenue, waa fined fl this morning by udge lilodgett for celling Uquora and cigars without paring a special tax. Judge Wodgtt also had Messrs. fjoorge McBrldo.

tobacconists, before hi in. charged with neglecting to cancel stamps on cUw boxs. They were tried and acquitted. Alary Ebbinghousa filed a petition on bat on! a. for a writ of habeas corpus In the Superior Court to eeeure tbe possession of LUlle XI.

Mies. Tbe petition stated that LlUia. who ia now 11 years old. waa her daughter br a former husband named Ie Uregor. and that tbe child had been kid napod In its Infancy by Oeortre Uose and wife.

ntu various conversations sue had elm the child, and from other inquiries, she had no doubt but that It waa her iooaHst Uary. The ease was heard before Judge Jameson yesterday morning. Hm. Sues, who now (KMMtM the obiid. claimed the child a her own.

and she thought that she probably knew more about It than lira, ib-biiigbouM. Mr. Mies' lanjilr physician, who had attended at the birth and bad moo tt chUd at intervale since, ewore that it was lire. daughter. Tbe court aeoordlngly tether keep it.

BAMaarKTST RBOISTEB HfBBABD. Robert Jenkins was yesterday appointed assignee of David Mvers: Chae. I. Lush, for Henry Uorwltz; John Johnston. for James A.

Cly bourn, and Bradford llanoock for VYtn. E. antl Sarah E. Day. Aseigneee will be chosen at lOa.

m. to-day for Charles A. Whitney; for Chae. U. tfUre.

lw: for John F. i'eaee; and for alarUa Keller. THH CALLS FOB TO-SAT. Jodge Blodgett will hear motions or any other business bronght before him. Judge Oar wUl be ready for motions or trials aw it K-.

tat m. turf. Judge Moore will hear motloaa and goaeral business. Judge William has 303. Fleming vs.

Morrison. Ml for hearin- Toe a'robeio Court will hear general business. THE H.ECOK.D OF JTJXT 9. Caltew States Ctreolt CmiI KW 8UIT3. Portsmouth Savings Bank vs.

County et Warren. Wilson A Ferry, attrs. 11 Iinli administrator of Christian Beiaur. vs. Colon Mutual Life Inauranee Company of Maine.

3.oo. Transcript from city Court of eitr of Klein, botalord A llarrr. aura: Hipper A Whiton. for delta. DKi'OUK JL IXjK BI01ciKrT.

Law. 411 lt iiovine. administrator, vs. J. C.

Baird. Dismissed br piiL vs. 8. J. walker et dismissed as to death of eomplt.

sust-gestnd. and lave t3 tit bill of revivor and to make new dnfw. 1.171. N. W.

Mutual L. las. Oo. vs. Caaaibeii: default of certain delta, aad reference to master.

raltod 8 ft Utatrlet Curt CEKOKE JCIH1E BLODQlT. nuxn ai s4 Uotted Mates vs. Almlra H. Boh in son. lave to file information, deft, pleads olle eonteodere and la Ond SI and eoets.

37 L'oiiwt htates vs. bimoa Ueorre and William MeBrid. Coart finds uSfla. not snilir aad tbey are diaettarged. Bukrayter.

NEW PETmOSS. Alidioi Ooouiio, or WtutrsoTon. 4.421 Toluntarr. 8-roured dobts. SU.7'JJ.al! one-eared.

SUM: aoeominodatioa paoer. 1Klt7. Aa-seut are lauds. S.ouo; nwrse. saddle, aA.

Uill A Dibnll. of jlift, attra. BtKOUK JL'tMlK MLODorrr. OapKha. 3 oslMartia E.

Newcomer. Motion ef Jnremian Dean, assisnee. to ezpunse claim of yield. Benedict A overruled. 3.7.Vi MerriU At Ear mond.

Leave to withdraw petition and answer from lllws. J.WW-Martli CampbelL Male approved. lieorv hippe. Hum order. Llxarson A Pno.

liule on asshenee to show eaose in ft dnrs. Hidney W. ts-m. Bale to show eaese Jalr 25. La-teastein A Marer.

Bale to show eause July 2U. Ooldsmldt. Stela A Co, Order of approval. I'lscHtBora Win Issoao Ia the follewina eases: 3.U L. I Jones; 3.67T.

P. OopeeUroe-W: 3.A7J. K. R. 8tMe: 3.615.

Pieteber A Busch; 8.003. Cbas. Palmer; 3.3i. P. V.

Marnew. peeler Cowrt. SfW B0ITH- Tl.l JTerowie Catlln va. Thomas B. Cticor.

Attaeliment.SJo.1 j. bam eel Kerr, alt r. 71.21 Louis Arado vs. Neitlna (randolfa. Conreeaion of judsment.

SAtJ.7. J. J.Kolcker- tuk Bit. 7lJil7 S. Bosentbal v.

Isaae Pflaum. Appeal. I.AW-JUIWK OAB. OabKBs. 4J.

Beck man vs. Hmelair: dis- fniseed p. e. br airreeaient 7.14.'(. While vs.

I .1 I 4 1 I llumii N'Miional Itank vs. Moubnr: leave to Plead to merit, aaa juoKmeot to staed as aeeuntv a.Z-X. Bain vs. Bobertson; till Aug. 0 to file twiiil vtHHtnm.

D. M. Day vs. J. C.

Mabony AComoanr. S3 io.ij l.OJ. Cas Uhapman va. The TruHtees of Mioiiinaa Avenue Baptist Church; l.41A 1.713. Hamuei Bliss el SL.

use. ets, vs. Cbss. Horbers: s4.flH. i.AW-JLLXJK Habeas Cobpcs.

People reL Marv KtrinKtioase vs. Kllen Nires. lieatinx. aad Child to remain In of respondent. CHANCKK Clllr JCST1CE MOOBR.

OsiiKas. Jenkins va, Leith: rule on Wis. lu crosa bill of Leith to answer in 30 days Bell vs. IIendrlkon: Injunotlon dls-solved, and bill dismissed as to Turplo. reeelver.

and Par 3. People vs. Atlaotieand Paoiflo Ins. order sinfii llnir order of Jilr 3. 1M7H.

DivoBrs. 3.170. Csthsrina Boker from John Eekor; for drunkenness. ClrcstlCssrt. NEW SUITS.

23.1 1 Aaron Merer lieuben and tbe Home Insoranee sud Bankinft-Uompsnr of Texas. Debt. r.Moo. Adoiph Moses, stir. a.ls7 Emmt Bojens vs.

Jacob 7i. Boinns. Bill lor di force for desertion. J. P.

W. Brown. Frederick Brutntnel vs. Petnr Elca. Coefesslon of judgment.

Joha Johnston. eitv. Thos. J. Sutherland vs.

Charles H. Kirk ham. J4 Craodall. and the Chieaco Oal-vsniaeU Wire Penee Conpwir. Creditors hill a.i and eoeta.

T. J. Sutherland, swlr. JB.liO Leonard BoUiirerbur. administrator of Mm.

1. (Juin. vs. Thos. W.

Breonan. Case. fur dainaee from horse and watcon of dnft. J. rle Kins, ally.

Jtf.lel Viassaebnsetts Mutsal Life Insurance Company vs. David A. Conner. SliOO. Cooper.

Packard A Gurley. atiys. Lewis Bartels vs. Peter Miller. Capias In esse A.ouo tor slander.

Bdward A. Oibbs. CHAKCTBT-JCDOE WILLIAMS. Obdsss. u.ooo.

Uumpbrer vs. Uunipnreyt order modiOed to allow Anna B. liuiuphrer to vinit friends outxide of this btate durioit summer mooins 1 r.i-i. Wlvn va. Boyd: demurrer to amended bill sustained, and uo days to, amend Mil D.

heitert vs. Morris Biers et J. L. Wilson asnololed iweelver In Sand of n.u.ui. Pil'arersld va Pitsarnral order as to at-taehineet oitf.

Wstsbaeh vs. Kohlnararoer: ap-feai br deft, to Appellate Court to. Coalea va. Btoek and Mutual Ins. order for sale of notna 144.

Johnson vs. B-rlitsbeimcr; Ions order aa nrepared 2.013. Uafferkamp vs. Mammro; dis-rnlssed without sosta a. too, Haasoa vs.

Bidem; dismissed by ajrresient. DiToscs. AansC Londr from Oeorcs Lundr; fur adultery. Protrnte Vowrt. BrFOBf! JUDGE KWIuKEBBOCXsms.

OanrKS. istaie of JoOn A. liuck. Claims allowed Pre st. Sort: J- Williams.

Voi: Jno B. 'ti Vwt.WiH. A. Dale. 11.

D. ea7 ''14: Chris Tempi-. Si.ojoiu; Isaae BuSil el aU S140.80; O. Birk.n.haw. $21MZ.

-Tm of Theodore A- araa.cn reiustated. I ot Jacop liarn. Olstma dismissed, is. H.nryMorrios. Claim of U.

L. Jenkins ai- Mathlas Hoffman. Claim of Oen- "ffl Hen Lanbenhelmer. Claims allowed ntt Baoro. el'J: -rne t.tlsie ol James LonS Claim ot Bmma C.

ii a 0 1 ni i -d. I i I John Claims dismissed: 1 J. UaNorner. Claim of C. 8tuckar: P.MaawelU Claims allowed: tlafe Lockhatd et BeOJamla P.

1 Dannlnst.ail.475.fto, with order not to pay on til Kstatn or John A. llaek. Claim of Wm. Vot all. 1171- i Butie of John Monntford.

Claims allowed: Wm. IL lleasett. Sii: Joseph llneker. Thomas Bevau. 10! John Marts.

i.wi J. JJ lts of Jacob T. Mrmaa, Claim of A. Oelsel Mt I 4limled. Ktate of iurhard O'Malley.

Claim of James 8. irk allowed. S1U.US. Anton Barbala. Order that exeeutor and eitatlon ie disenarcnd.

etn. Kstale of Miebael Bowles. Proof of heirship. Bstate ol 1 ootuaa I. jtaiok.

btatemuul oi per eonai assets and dota atiirovedL KUtaie of John A. Huek. Claim ot Ilenry Glaus mi us iiuwi. nio. K-tats ot 1'tioln Cody.

Final aeoouat and dls- ehirice. Kiate of Louis Oausteld, Ouardiaa's aeeounts Kstate of Joseph Kosaaeo. Claim of Catharine snowed. lo. instate of Conrad Pink.

Saitrestloa of marriage. etc. Instate of Biebard T. Was anas dorf. proof of jarirnip.

late of Bobert J. Coleman. Tetlers of ad tniuisiration to Adam Coleman. Bond. Sio.oou.

approved. txate or Carl O. Mueller. Annual aeeouni at a Dew bone approved Ksiate of Or.ierihat admin tsirator be trator. removed trots his etUee as aduituis CwMiy tawert.

Mew srrtiM. RIKV Adolph Hlreh vs. Prederiek Otendorf. Kearr Ubesdorf. tjuais Ubendorr.

usvia Meyer. Mieheel Xewtfaee. aed Louis Indueliuer. Inte partners as Oheudorf. Shepard A Lv, Asst.

I JW thililn UlMlfi mil. Hue Timothy Plavln. insolvent, arrested at Km soil of 1 A. lirown li. uesuoi LOOMIK.

Sov-Uovne. Itwrtoa A Ueyue ts. Msrcla palmer. ismisewj ai pin. a ni, William Kintelmao, Insotv-tal, Ountlnued tv Hepl.

Mary Matson: slleced insanity. TrrdrCl, iusane. 1 ln Joha Liadareen: sJl-nid Insanltr. Var- dloi. insane.

lit John Oltorl: slleced Insanity. Terdiet. insane. 117 Thomas Jannsahaek: allairad fnaanlt- 1 1 IIWS insane. THE PROTECTION LIFE COMPANY.

Mr. I weened Swell Kadwavav te Uet a Si asra Trtat far His C'lieal. Major Wowlt-Aad Mr. Utah rwrsaes the Saiwe Afewrew la lielaisoa ta Mr. KsUon-Ths hwbjeet Tahea UsMker Aevtae- il by staai Unrl.

It was supposed on Monday that the Pro tectlon Life Insurance case was virtually dis posed of until September. But a surprise awaited both.Judjre 1 toners and the proito- cqtlng- attorneys yesterday tuornloir. when ilr. Leonard 8wett. counsel for Major Woods.

appeared la the Criminal Court and made motion for a aeoarate trial In the case ot his cliunt. Major Voods. The counsel contended that the defense of his client in no way involved the defense of the other Indicted parties, and tie ciaioiod that in Justice to him the eourt oujrht to grant a separate trial. lie further said that from the tone of tbe press tbe idea was itettlnjr abroad that the aeleudants were hot anxious for triad. Judge lusefs(parenthetlually It does look as taouffb some of Uiem were not over anz lous about It.

suppressed laujrhtor.l Mr. awett renewtnl his remarks, said pointed out the laot that his clieut was not implicated In the oriiftual awiudlo. but said that the Majors connection with tbe coso was merely as an examiner, and hence not a conspirator, snd on this ground tbe learned counsel contended that tie oujfhl to nave a separate trial. ilr. HUrh arose and presented affidavits from Mr.

KelloRV. and pnoeded to urn that the points set fort a oy sir. bwott appuea with Auual force to bis cllnot. Mr. KeUoKK.

like all the rest of the honorable ifeuUeoivn. was Just aching for a trial, and a ootuplcto rludlcation or bis reputation. the counsel said that appended to tbe allldavit was a most aamnaole letter, written by a man named Shut eldt. to the Adjutant Ueneral at ash Injfton, informing that olllclal that bis client, Mr. KelloKR.

who Is a captain on the retired list, was under indictment for conspiracy. and asking that, in view ol tnis iact. iwut-loirf's record, bis esuse of retiring, be forwarded to this city, to be used in the prosecution. Tbe counsel also said that he understood that bbufeldt was retained to assist in tne prosecution. btate'a Attorney Mills denied the ehsree.

lie said that Mr. Shuieldt was a prosecuting witness, but would not aalst In the prosecution of the case profess touaily. Both of the aDDllcattons were replied to by btate At torney Milts and Assistant htate's Attorney Weber, these two gentlemen contendod that publio policy demanded that all tbo prisoners be tried as a unit. Tbe case In votvsd a conspiracy, snd the defendants could not be separately tried. Judge Uogers then took tne matter under advisement, as he said it would be Ituitoaei bie to render a decision in such a matter at once.

PEACE RESTORED. The Aatl-llaldeei Faetloa of (He West fm Meet wllkt Nelhle tw Plttark Tksa Uaslaess Traasweted eslerday. An adjourned meeting ot the anti-IIolden branch of the West l'ark Hoard was held yes- terday afternoon. the President, the lion. WBlard Woodward, in the chair, and present.

bis three compatriots. Commissioners Mo- Crea, Bennett, and llrennock. Mr. McCbes- ney ofllclated as Secretary. Harry Lawrence presentod a petition for permission for theCbloago snd Northwestern KaUroad Company to lay a track from Kin-zle street along Hamlin avenue to tbe cor ner of Madison street, near the entrance of the proposed now trotting pars west of Central Park.

Uelerred to the Improvement Cum-mitten. The Secretary read an Inventory of the effects of the board. On the Ud of March the Treasurer's statement showed a balance to the credit of the board of 751.51: the Cash book in tbe ofllco showed a balance of there were drafts on the Treasurer outstanding that' had not been presented amounting to WJkWJ, which brought the cash book balance up to 7.K1.54, oorrespoud-ing with the TreaHurers statement. At present the ofllco cash book was balanced by 'cash on hand $1,20.40." but there was not one cent in tbe cash-box. Since the 'JOth of March there had been received, from various sources.

el.O-Ju.SS. which was not deposited with the Treasurer, as required by law. There also appeared to be drafts on the Treasurer for a large amount which were not charged to auy account, and large amounts charged as paid which bad not been paid. 1 Ira report was referred to tne iiuanoe Committee. After disoosing of some unimportant mat ters, the board adjourned until the third r'rj-dsy in the month.

DIFFERENCES AMOMQ CHICAGO MUSICIANS. The latest disagreement among Chicago muslciane is between George Loesoh and the Chicago Orchestra. Loesoh. during the past season, bss been the director of the orchestra. and made many friends among Germans and Americans for bis zeal attempting to produce good orchestral works In this city.

Per sonal differences arose between Loesch and some ot the members, who played on the cooperative plan, and many of these differences gave eause to undue Jealousy and spite. Tbe result was that Johnny II and was elected to fill the position of conductor in Loesch'a piece. Mot satisfied with this, a number of the players have pledged themselves never to plsy nnder Loeich's direction, snd'glve oo ineir poaiuon in the orchestra atliooleys. ot which Loesoh 1 director. As Johnny Hand will likely urnieh the luualo during the coin In Lxpositlou.

and maiiv of Lh mem bers, thinking thst the Mualo Committee of tne r.xposiuou were inendly to Loen-h, and might be Induced to engage him. the Chicago Orchestra has therefore addressed a letter to the Music Committee. In which they informed them of the organization ol their orchestra, bviiu, wiumui miDuunini; ioeaen name, lull-mate that lie has nothing to do with them. 1'rom Uiis the Muoio Comnilltoe will infor that lyoeHcn could not I urn ida very good music, tocause the beat players are plrnlcvd against hiui. Among the members eliruiiig tne ltter are Johnny liand.

rd and Julius rciberg. kl. r.lehhoim. W. i ohl.

Llrlcl. Boi- reulher. and furuiibcrgcr. Axd the end Is not yot, SOUTH TQWM AFFAIRS. A Number of Protesting Property Hold ers Transfer Their Complaints to the County Buildings.

Specimen at lbs Protests Filed CoadlUoa Matters Be tors the South Towa Board. TBI OOtTMTY BUILDIKOB. TBI SOUTH TOWN ASSRHSUXMTS OM TU VOBTa SIOK. The South Town assessment dlffloulty waa transferred yesterday from the South to the North Hide, and bids fair to become a sort of liawjuo's ghost. Yesterday, the first batch of objections were received.

They will be brought before the board Monday, and referred to the Committee on Equalisation of Taxes. There were nearly filly objectors, among whom were the Aaron Uibbs objects to tbe assessment of lot 4 ot block ao. and lots l.i.'. and in the subdivision of the a 4 of block and lots 2d. and 27 In tho subdivision of the wf block and lots 1 to Inclusive in Ulhbs subdivision of then of block Ml, ell being sttuulo in the Canal Truotees' subdivision of the Lj of section Z7.

township 'S-i, range 1 I. of third principal meridian and jota ao. and 111 of Hnriuger's and Fox's adlithn to the oils of Chicago; said addition tx-liiir situate in section township U'J. rauge 11, of the third principal meridian, all In the town of boutU Chicago and county of Cook. The first objection urged by Mr.

Gib us is that the property was not aesessed prior to or on the fourtn aiouuav of June, as reouirea by law; tnst the assessmetit is too high, and greatly in ezeoss of the sum that the same would bring at a fair voluntary sate, end that the real property north of Twenly-soootid struut In the town of houth Chicago, is as scssed much lower In proportion to its cash value aud to what the same would bring st a fair voluntary sale than is the property south of Twouty-seooiid street, Including tbe prop erty ol the petitioner; that at me last town meeting It was voted and determined that no town tax for the nurooee of ssld town auoi-LD 11 Asnsi on lsvibu fob 1478, so that all the tax to be levied upon the taxable property of the towns are taxes which are In part levied upon tbe taxable property of the towns of North aud West Chlcsgo, in proportion to the assessed value of the taxable property tnereiu, and that the taxsble property in said towns of North and West Chicago has been assessed as a basis for the taxes thereon ior 17. at not exceodlug a33 per ceutof Its fair value. aud what It would bring at a fair voluntary sale, aud that the property of South Chicago hat Pern ariiicu at a much nigner rate; mat unless the aeeoesment of tne petitioners property Is reduoed he will le unjustly eotn- iMtliod to nav a irreater sum than has been assessed against tbe property ot North and West Chlcairo. That much of the property ot banks, corporations, and merchants in South Chicago baa not been assessed st its fair cash value, or at whnt the same would bring at a fair voluntary aale. but has been omitted from assessment altogether, or has been assessed at a sum far oelow Its fslr cash value; that mo property 01 the corporations was not assessed on the 1st day of May as retiuin-d by the statutes, but on some other day after that time: that much of such property has not been listed or as-mumI.

which if not liatmi will eause the pe titioner to dsv a much larirer proportion of taxes lhaii ounht lawfully or equitably to be- amahimihI: that the taxes of the city of Chi cago for IH7H constitute tho greater part of the taxes to oe levied in saia oounir. anu that the other taxes are levied on all the tirooertv of the count V. ana that all Of Said taxes levied are in proportion to the assessed value of such nroDertv as a oasis ior sucn taxes, and tbat none of the property situate in such countv is assessed at a greater proportion than per cent of its fair casn value, and that unless tne assessment 01 tne property of the petitioner is reduced ne win be compelled to pay more taxes than be ouirht to In law and eoultl. At the conclusion of the objections the petitioner prsys: First, thst his assessment may be reviewed and reduoed to the same ratio and proportion of Its fair rash value as the property north ot Twenty-second street, and that the same may be corrected by the County Hoard as wade and provided ty statute; second, that the assessment may be reduced to correspond with tbe assessment of prop erty in North snd West Chicago, and the other towns of the county; third, that the assoesuient may be reduced to the same pro-Dortioii of its fair cash value as the taxable property in North and West Chicago; fourth. mat uo assessment 01 THI PhOfKBTT BOCTH CHICAGO may be reviewed, and that a fun and fair as sessment of all such prtnerty iu tbe town may first be had fifth, tbat all the property situate south of 1 wenty-second street, msy be reduced to the same proportion of Its fair cash vslue as the property situate in North aud West Chicago is assessed: sixth, that the assessment of all me property iu boulh Chi cairo may be reduced to the same proportion ol its fair cash value as the property situate in the other towns of the oounttr; seventh and that tbe petitioner shall have such other snd further relief In me premises as the County Board may deem meet and Just.

AuotUvr petition, tiled by a large number ol tax-oa vers of the town of bouth Chicago. descrtoes a ouaiitlty of real estate, and de clares that w. 11. tuce. tne outn xown As sessor, has Illegally aud wrongfully assessed them, and therein files a protost and objec tion to the same, calling upon the County Hoard to review said-issossmont.

ims petition not only sets up mo excessive assessment, but avers that the books of the As sessor of the said Town of houtli Chicago were not open to publio Inspection, and no information given as to the assessments of said ptoperty until the fourth Monday of June. 187H, aud that no assessment of that portion of said property situated south of Twenty-second street, in said town, has as yet been completed. This document has the following names attached: Aaron It. Mead aud Albert L. Coe.

Lawrence A llolbrook. K. M. Woodruff. Z.

S. Lly, Martin Andrews, Annie M. Urown. Albert l. itmith, Samuel A.

Croxer, K. Wells. M. W. Jewett.

O. ii. Grant, 11. A. l'arknr.

B. F. bcan- lan. It. E.

1 last lags, uiler. Warren i aid 8. G. Woodbridge. 8.

E. Sawyer, II. W. Walker. A.

JU. Coe, receiver; Jonathan Brown. A. II. Ourley.

Kitty Jeuks. G. W. Smith. J.

0. Moad, 11. E. Schuabet, J. A.

Cooko. Samuel tsoylos, William Andrews, ffeorge Hence, Delia B. Ward, l'bobe T. Stilt. Mary J.

lioagimtd. Pawtucket Savings Inati- M. Noyea. S. C.

Lunn. Winslow lluoliiii-U, ueorge liassett, Albert U. (Jooit. iu. II.

ltoed, A. 11. irego, Hainan lJavis, Mrs. Ii. W.

l'armelee. A. II. Hurler, receiver. Charles K.

Thornton represents me above petitioners as tLeir attorney. Two oetitions are also nut In. one bv Peter lions, and tbe other by Henry IL Carpeuter, by illiatu u. iiioBs. meir agent, oompiain-Inir tnat the assessment on their property in the town of South Chicago was too high, and uririiia? the same reasons as those stated In full in the petition of Aaron Gibbe.

THH SOUTH TOWN BOABJX ABSXSSMIitTS HOBTH OF TWEJCTT-SsOOHU BTilKKT. The South Xown Board met yestorday. dis cussed several special assessments, and ad journed until to-day. rom what an Iktkb oka if reporter learned during a conversa tion with a member of the board, the condition of affairs eppeare to be as follows: Objections having been made by all the owners, either In person or by attorney, to the assessment of real estate north of 1 wenty-second the aaaessraeut has been reviewed bv the ttouth Town iioard. and they have unani mously agreed to correct tne same, a uey propose reduce the assessment upon each piece of property south of Twelfth street to Twenty-second Btreet.

and west ot State, not Including state street, uo per cent, and to reduce tlie assessment upon all the other pieces of real estate norm 01 street, du or cunt. This correction In the assessment the hoard think is Just. The ex tra reduction upon eacn piece west of state street Is made to obtain uniformity through out the district north or i. wenty-second street. It was found that the assessment in thst part of the eity had boen made at a higher standard than In the other portions of Twenty-second street, aud tbe assessment books of said property had not been fully revised upon the fourth Monday of Juno.

The committee of the t'itl- tt'iin Association In their examination altto touud tbat this property had been uneouauy assessed, and recommended a cor rection, ins Xown Hoard having decided to a .1 corroct the assessment north of Twenty- seoond street, the roductlons will at onoo be made uron tbe books, la view of the action of the Town Board, the Assessor will now make the assessment of teal estate south of Xwonty-sooond street, aod the assessment of all personal property, uniform with that north of Twenty-second etroet. The Town Board desire to have it understood that they have no authority to act upon complaints against tbe assessment of personal property, for the rvasou mat their Jurisdiction extended only to property which had been assessed upon the fourth Monday of June. The personal property had not been assessed at this date. Those complaining, however, will have their grievances corrected by the Assessor, who, as above stated, has decided to make the entire assessment of the property assessed since the fourth Monday of June uniform with that north of Twenty-second street. -Owners of property south of Twenty second street and all personal property owners who may sttll wlsb to object must do no to the Hoard, the nm.

vidua that property assessed after tbe first tonaay in June should be subject to com- pisiut to tne county xioaru. LAKE BLUFF CAMP MEETING. Preparations Made for the Third Annual Meet- Ins of the Lake ItlufT Cams kleetlna- Aaaotda- tVhlrh Opens To-day Oescriptioa aw the Plaeo aud What Has Iteea Utws for the sluu 1 The Karnes. Kte. The third annual meeting ot the Lake Bluff Camp Keeling Association will open Its session thla evening with the Temperance Convention.

The growth of the enterprise during tbe past rear uss oeen uisrxod even in these titnes of unsnelal depression. As the i'rosidout of the association exitressed it, in these limes it would be a suceess if liter only kept the association on a iar with previous years, but ther have done more than thia. Manr improvements bsve been made. among which may be noted the building of tbe Woman's Christian Temperance Union, a lar-e number of cottage br the nasociation and pri uartioH. A carriage-war has been made from the beach to the bluff, whleb, above all wings, was most nnettud.

This season promises to be a very prosperous one. judging from the number who have engagud to take part in the various programmes. Already nearlr all the sottases ars ensasntt. and the ho tel, wtiicb is in ebarga of C. ti.

Truesdeli. is belli rauhllr niied. 0 The ulUoiais of the Northwestern liallwar have shown ervrr kludness to the association. Kx-eursion rate will be charged from all points on that railroad to the eamo around. Often there is iuquirr as to the location of Lake Bluff.

The bluff la about thirty-two miies north of Chicago. via the Aortnweatern Hallway, on the late shore. A mure delightful place for pietureequoncsa and iur general oeautr is not to ne lounu aoout urn eaeo. The beautiful seenerr. the exeellent mis eral spriuit ail tried to giro the place a name and a patronage which It trulr deserves.

In ad- diuon to the rail war aeoommodaliona. it is n- oerstood tbat tne managure of the steamer lora are uaKiug arrangeiueola to maae regular trips to the blull. The hrt regular meeting of tbe season will be hold ttils eveuina: at the labernaele. and will be the Introductory service to tbe temperance con vention, iliursdsr will be deviled to the eons of Temperance; r'ridar. to Good Templars: Sat urday.

Ueforin Clubs; bandar. Woman's Chris tiaa temperance Union; and Alondar. 10 a union meeting. ir. iienrr a.

ltsynolds. of red-ribbon fame, ah his fatuilr. arrived last ereninif. ana re- oelrsd a verr heart greeting from tbose already on me grounds, in a talk wr-li Uc iternolds lat ersnme eoneernins the bermanener of the work. the gentleman said that, although there had been much said as to its instability, be nrmly believed tnat tun so ner cent of tnoae who bad signed would keep the pledge, and onlr asked Use doubl ing ones to wait, and apeak from the results.

Tn trains on the North western Boad run very eouvenieuUr. as follows: Chicago to Lake Blua platform, whleb eonneets with the hotel br omnibuses, making about a flve-miante riao Leave Wells street depot at p. ta. and u. aad arrive at 5:24 and leave Kinsie street depot at a m.

and 10 a aud arrive at aud 1 1. Chicago to Lake Bluff deoot. in the groan. I Leave Wells street depot at 11a.m. and p.

and arrive at 11:15 noon and u. tn Lake 111 to Chleaco From platform west of the grounds, leave at a. a. a. and rx from depot on the grounds.

m. an ll.M noon: to nansegaa. from plauorm. a. tx.

and to kenusha. a. m. and 5:24 p. to Milwaukee.

a. without change, and 5:24 p. chang ing ears at waukegan. UNEASY LIES THE HEAD. Net Bapedallr the law supwriatewdeoS ttarllac's t'ipat.

bet Any One Wbs vVvstrs the Official Crsws-Aa lnservlew with Cadleetatr SsolUi. The removal of Mr. Curling and the appolat- meut of Colonel John A. McDowell to succeed hlra as Superintendent ot the new Custom House lluilding. as announced in Thb I arcs Ockax dis patches yesterday, was a surprise to the poli ticians who usually interest tnemselves In such affairs, but it was not altogether unexpected in official circles in this eltr.

Colonel McDowell is thuroughlr competent engineer, a man of marked administrative abiiltr and strict integ rity. It was in view of these qualities that he waa appointed br becretarr bbormau at the sua-areaUon ot President Hares. Ail who know him feel sutisiled that his assumption of the position will be ths inauguration of a new era In the bis- torv of the building. 1 ao satisfied, aald LHiiiector smith resterdar to a representative ot this paper, 'that the work will now be pusned to completion wlibout the slightest unnecessarr delar. ion mar depend upon it that in a verr short time rou will see i large force of workmen employed on tbe build ing, and its progress will be more rapid than it ever has been before.

Do rou think that tbe removal of Mr. Burling indicates an intention to eroseeuled that Investigation aa rou desired?" inquired tbe reoortor. "I do. replied Collector timith- think there is no doubt of it. air.

burling took nis decapitation as Socrates took his betniocav-iiks a onnosopner. lie was not unprepared Tor bis fate, although he con fessed that the recommendation of Assistant becretarr trench aud bis subsequent utterances had iuspired him with a hope that he would be retained. He had made no eiiorts fa hia own behalf except to ask the good offices of Congressmen Brentano and AlJrich and to write a letter to Secretary rthermau. These efforts had nut availed: and that waa ail there was about it. He was sorrr he had to step down, but there was no heln for it- snd he would retire with a good grace and a clear conscience.

Further than this. tne doDonenl said not. There iaan impression amounting almost to a belief that the removal of Mr. Burling ia onlr the beginning, and tbat higher heads in an hta will be retgaPd to the b.iwfcnl. It is thought that Super- viKing Architect 11111 win oe ine next victim, aad it is even rumored that Assistant becretarr rreuch la not secure.

THE CITY HALL A tve Miscellaneous SotoM Collected Around the AlwaJcisad Baddlng Yesterday. The lioense receipts yesterday were about fl.XW. The Comptroller yesterday Issued about $5UO worth ox scrip. Ths sub-committee on water rates will meet at 11:30 clock Thursday afternoon. The Treasurers recetDts yesterday were and his disbursements about l.UOO.

The Committee on Streets and Alleva of thn West Division will meet in tho Citv Clerlt'a ofnee rioay aitsruooa. The contract for furnishing water-nine ta the city nas oecn awarded to Dennis iong fc of at 3 per ton. Tbe Committee on Police will meet at 3 clock Friday afternoon to consider references In regard to the sale of liquor to minors and the restricuous oi me second-nana goods business. Ths Marer declines to state whether ha win again senu in tne name ot Benlngnr lor City healer, or suosumie some oilier. An Alderman wbo claims to know, says that be will, and that iiMMA nirnr win oe eonnrmeo- nthAr.

tirw. m. it is said that if Benalnirer'a name up again ne wiu oe rejected or a larger vole than The Printing and Finance Committees met together yesterday afternoon and decided to recommend that the city printing for the remainder Of tlie Current fiscal vear he isinlul to the Daily TtUgrapk, the lowest bidder, at ins ner euuare irnju ana i.i;.- rr i imni nme for the first Insertion, and 10 per cent off for subsequent insertions. NO "ORE STENCHES TO BE TOLERATED. Yesterday morning Messrs, Goggln and Morris appeared on behalf of Scanlon and others, lately oonvicted in the Criminal Court of maintaining a nuisance, and asked i that the order abating tbe nnlsanoe be vacated.

After arguments by these gentlo-men and General Stiles and the btate's Attorney for the prosecution. Judfe lilodgelt refused to grant tbe application. 1 ne order for abatement therefore stands, and the nuisance will be forthwith abated by tho Kberltf. This will probably end tbe stench cases, as Oberdort virtually entered a plea of guilty yesterday. All the gentlemen who wero instrumental in publilng these cases to I successful termination merit tne commendation ot all ciUicns.

e( to pf 00 sai of aa la day THE POLICE SUPERINTENDENCE Gossip A boat the City Hall la Gelation te the Action of the City Council Monday Sight, Aa Aldermanic Statement that Elmer Washburn It to Bo tho Coming Man. 1 At the City Hall, yesterday, the absorbing tools of conversation was the defeat ot Super intendent nicker by tbe Council. Wherever two or three persons gathered together. In any part of tbe building, there the discussion was sure to turn on the possibilities and probabilities of tbe case. Would the Jlaror again send in Uickey'a name? If he did, would the twenty-two alder men wbo voted against him stand firmT If he did not.

wno woeld be tne next Superintendent of folieef Opinion was divided on the first two questions, aad rfaUerablr subdivided on tbe last. There was a large plarabty in favor ef timer waahbern. and other less prominent names were 'mentioned: yet verr body recognized the possibility of a eontesi between the Meror snd the Council, which would terminate in tbe abolition of the oflloe of buuerinteudent. and the sVlrgution of the control of the police toree to the uepuiy superintendent. Colonel flicker waa assuiled by the Interviewer, but he warded him off.

He had nothiog to ssr. aud be Baidit without any superabundant use of language To friend, however, he eon-tided the fact that he was a Utile surprised at. the action of the Council. 11 expected to be eonflrtned." and. had all the Aldermen4who pledged themselves to him given him their votes, he would have been Continued.

He did not thiuk his defeat was in ssr war connected with the tight of two rears ago. but believed there was some new element of opposition, the nature p( wbiob be was not prepared pa state. sror Heath was also seen, but be positively declined to make anr statement. He bad not ret given the subject scr consideration, aud did not know what ho should do. The action ot the Council was pot a surprise to him.

although he bad conversed witn none of the Aldermen relative to the aouointment. It waa almnir a matter 01 business. As the renorter waa wandnrinir thrnnirh the Duiiding be was seised by aa Alderman and eon' ducted into a corner. xJo rou know wnattha action of thaConnoil means asked tbe Alderman In a whisper. The reporter confessed 'that he entertained suspicions.

it means Elmer Washburn, said the Alder man, "i bat what it Uo rou think so? said the rcoorter. "I know I was Him nosltivA rMiJv Mlnd j-imer Washburn bss promised to secant tne ao poiniment 11 it is tendered to him. uo rou mink the Mayor will appoint hlm7 1 think be WllL At any rats, verv atronar pressure will be brought to bear upon him. At tne request ot prominent business man. Charier lieed worked upon him this si ti moon to ad- veeats naannura.

and ih.rn will delegations during the week, all backed up br rjng petitions. 1 uunk the will appoint ULIU. if he does, will the Council confirm Yes. he will tent at lanst tviuitv.twa vouhl flh he is. the best wan for Uie place, and If he gets it tne council wilt give hint loo more men.

1 know wnat 1 talking about. And the Alaerinan vinisa arofoundlv. released uto reporter, anu went on nis way. DELINQUENT TAXES. Another Par Before Jo tigs loorais OaJeoi 1 otnlag la Slowly Thus and I siner KsdlrasMl In C'oort.

Tbe objections to the declaration of judgment In the delinquent tax list do not eome in as fast as expected. Yesterday only one objection Died, though that one was of an interesting and important charscter. The Chicago. Burlington and (joiner Ballroad Company died objections to the "reassessment and relaxation of their prop erty for the years 1873 and 197. The objec tions state tbat for tbe two years the tax was eT9.2O0.73.

and that they have already paid two and a-hall tunes the amount men It Would now be reonired to t.a it the company had not paid on the orig inal assessment. Ther also set uo that property which appeared in tbe original assess ment as real estate or personal property appears in the real assessment as right of war. tracks. ana rouing-stock. and as the railway companr receives only in the elasses in whioh it pars.

real estate and personal property, the demand is now made for so much of the tax as is predicated upon all the other classes, the amount claimed to be still due being if tne company be now compelled to par the amount demandea. then ths total ot the taxes paid aad to be paid ill be s64.5os. instead of li.k. whioh last- named amount would have said the entire tax. had said company contested the taxes originail levico- CROOKS AND ROSSO, The Abortionists, Who Expect to lie Released hwallwrsanaatlarrsn a Iegal Technicality.

Will Me Arreated on a fending Iswlietment, aad rrauuf seat afacK Tarn. The Supreme Court has reversed the decision ot the Criminal Court In tbe Brooks-Rosso abor tion ease, and this practically releases the two prisoners from the Penitentiary If they ean pro cure the necessary ball. Tbe statute ot the State provides that If a prisoner remains In the County Jail three terms of eourt without a trial, he cannot then be legally tried. In ths Brooks-Bo sso ease the dolay was unavoidable, partiallr owing to the fact that the charge was that of abortion, and partial! tne unwillingness of the female witness upon wnom tne ease deoended to anva her tmti. tnonr.

At the eleventh hoar the witness was sa. cured, and a conviction followed. Brooks was sentenced to six rears and itoaao to two veara in tne -eniienuarr. ana mey are at present serving out their sentence. In tbe event of a re lease of those consummate aeonndrela.

it will ha sneering ior tnose wno nad nooed ther were se cure in Jolist to know that another indictment is now penning in rne Oourt againt them. LEQAI "kl AKTFJfS BALE ij SI TED STATES OF AMEIUCA. IN jia. tne uircsit ien ol tne united states tor the North rru IUstnrt of Illinois In chancery. Wilnaui H.

rngh, administrator of the estate of iisorve E. Push, dVceaxd. AiPUf as badger aad Elvira C. liauxvr. bia wifa.

i-wiiof nvn, 1D0IUH arrr. UUVf LJ luttvusllrr, ItlUIBU 1- tnilttA. UltflM A. J.ihn JrwetL, 1 be lYaus brotlters Manufacturitis Go Jolin stiller. Utear nataoa.

Jainaa O. alinahall. A. Kl- OL-n. tieraiaa a.

narciay. cnarli-S U. oorbela. 1-owner lu 1 r-T. bcabs Sobiuaon.

sxscucor of tht Mtit.nl Ksiturtvm oauasos. unm a. uraoa. iionart aiutbiU mntt Ueom W.caiupbcll. assixnca in Pan (muter ot Aiohraa iiauirar.

in paraaaaoa of a dat-ree ot tae said Court ra tared in tue ataive entideil raae on tba Ihinl dar of A. t. IS7H, and of aa order of- the aald coart piitorea tci-rmn, on Uie brat dar ot June. A. 1.

ltfvH. 1. ntilirv W. lilalioo. Maatur In ChuiAnn at tit.

will sail at puldtc auction, to tlie highrat bi-klr tor cash ia tiead. a iroDl uoor on Lasaiia atroet ot ths lata llu. uublif. now National, bite tuiliUmc. numuera 15? to lfU LHaltr.

t'hicago. Oook nnty, Ulluola, ea Wcdnea- oay, tne unrur-nrat dar ot aulr. A. t. lals, at balf-iat wv a aavwas asasaia MD a "aas vrai wi'om tlai the premises and property ia the said decree aienuoasd uti awnufq aa lutioaa.

to ant: Yua east bail of tiisaouth bait of thasaat naif of the sontbeaat quart4-r if section uuntuer twenty, townnbip north, ot ratige tlnrtaaa 141 east ot the third I prlmipal meridian, in lite oountr of Uook and Hist ot ill innia. together with ail sud anunilar the lane-meuut. horeditameuta, snd appurtenanors tiM-rrunt-i be- IWOK1UK. 1 1 It I W.UieMMf. Maaier in Chancery of the Ctrniit t'urt ot Uu tnltad I mmtnm tirr ui.

uttrtnrra inwia ox linn-taa Ia4a4 Chicago. July Kta. A. 1h7S. rang u.

uoiiier. oouettor lor uamplalnaat. TUUKTEKU 8LK WIIKKKAS, HAsIL'Ki, J. JOMK8 DID. by hta dotnl of tnittt.

dated Um February A. P. J.S7J. antl recorded ia tna hscordi-r'a ofnee. in Yn.k Oountr.

lilinttia. in MkAtT a.t Af k). Mt dttralraed. la trust, tlta real estats iieretnatwr described, aw ure a oartaia bend of the aald Sainaal i. Jones, of ten date tnerewiin.iu tae penal asm ol tut loan tnouMnd hia exscntora, aduilmatratora.

or aaaicne, of the aum of ritrnt tnouaand dollara. on tne Brat day of AprlUA. u. tn wits luterSMt titoreon at nine peg cant par annum. And wbttrea.

default has beaa mad is ths payment of aid principal anu aud of tn lit wrest due turreon. on and antoe Aiinl 1, A. D. 1ST. Bare two buadred dollars ta-'rt-of.

snd there is now clainied to ne dua and nnitaid principal aud Internet oa eaid bond tUaauia ol tea tltounand aod tarenlyniine dollars aud ninety cents, a-td ppUcattoB baa beau atade to mo. aa euoh troab-e. by tha lt-ral ItoMer ot aaid iwna, to ecu eaiu real estate in ao-mrdinm will, tha tirovlalons of aald dotl oT low, Uieretore. i. L.riuau btira.

trustee as atoreaaio. north door, neareet laballs atrret. of ltie( onrt Houaa, I Adams street, in tiie city ot ntcao. ttoc coutttr. llllaoia.

aed at public auction, to tbe higheat bid.ler tor an tae neut.uue, nenenLand aquityoi ranempuoa 1 aald eamual J.Jonaa, bia beirs and aaaigna therein wbit-ta I aid premises are situated In tbe city of Chirat--o. county oot, and Mtateot liiiaoia. aad known sad dnsmuea follows, to wit vtws ..1.1. ed teen, in Carpenter'a ad-lltiott. aaiJ lot fronting flity atraat.

and extending north ef tna tn fronuntr on tlta weat aideot Sangaraoo street one iinsrs teat according to map reooiMod iu tbe Kocro.t- said Cook County in book ot volBtua. pamt '). AJ.AIA3I iiAXRli. Truates. Chicago, July 173..

liuuLoli Watertuaa. aworner Uvt rrn KTkTVM IiistuIIT OUl'ItT, nui.iur.ttr mxiiy rifOTlTnma: lit Tbetuattur' of Uotnatoiu a been entered In the ev eui.ied"ufer. all peraoa. uater- oted in ul bankrupt wtate, to snow causa, it au jr aVrel 011 tue a br tt.e adjudication roared bcraiB aam-l enb-red li-retn a-Mie. and those bankruptcy procwetlines akrainat ln-r.

and thai uod.w of aaid order I in the Chicago aSalrlnterOcyaBh -oe puniiaiti-tiatx before me turn of aaid order. V.M. U. PSAUAJa.tjars. cmcago, Jaiy herettr gie noUos.

tbat in parauantw of said spplicauou. I Slid under tbe powers and for tue purposes eiurosa-d ill I aaid deed of treat, 1 wtU.oa Satarda. ths third day of I A. D. 11.

at tea o'clock tn tha fureuoon. at tba I OFTTCIA1. PUBLIC ATIOBTS. Of the NEW TURK AhO BUolOJi lNoORAVOB COMPAHy of New York, in the tale of ew Turk, on ths th day of sprit. IH7H.

msda to the Ao.litor of IMIilic Aocoaiitt of the State of JUlaois, parsasat to law. Amoont of capital stack paid ap is saoo.sx.flB AMNglH. Vsls ot rest esla os-nd br Um eosiBanrm. Luaos qd bonds auil inorvuw I.iiiiS MOitM stocks and Puuds Cash tn bawl aud in luuirox due ao-i a-crusd Bl ft Total aiasrs SJU7Li3 LIAUIMTIKS. Orosa eUlms for losses adjusted and nuusKl Orosa claims for Iosms npau which no acuon nas oeen lakaa i loew tn.iioa br Us unjs Amount ot uusaraed prawiuias sa all wuP staudinc Puo foraalanes.

rent. artfarUula. li.TW'S H-lil raavt kseist Aumsl ot ail otber Total l.NOOMK. rramlama receivetl dariuir lbs rear Is Interests sad dlTUleada received daring lbs tnooiua reoeiTed from ad etbnr aoaroes hscetved truiu per oust asssssaient ua capi tal sucit. mi.nii Total Incom.

tXl'ENbiTfUJto. eases paid Aorlng Ut rear SUJAJW l.W.'.as Uoiuiuuhuobs and aalanas paid during Ui rsar Taic paid duriug ta Kant paid during tlie rear Amount paid fur alalumery. mm. a.XPSnaeSOt lirlijinj iyiiMim Auiuunt of ail other uxpeiiili Lurea ttWmssilUrj. Amoont of all rlass outstanding A.

UAXXA11M MTKVg.VS. Presldast. M. L. KOOSKVtvU.

aeerutarr. Hubseribed and sworn to before fun. tui lmh dav of Juua. 17H. C'liAia r-S.

fcfclTLKlOV iwnmiwoBCT r.T iiiinoi. in -r ASSIGNEE'S NOTICES. IN THH DIHTKKT OOfTBT OT 1HI FSfTEO STATES for ins Northern I i.trii-l ol Illinois. In tha mattef of Uno. ii.

cnflln, toaukrapt In bankruotrv. tn parsuaace ol an order of said court, entered la aald matter on Jul liTs.lwlil. en UmIuwIw, Julr si. 147r. st th boor of two o'clock o.

ax th sraaft door of tlie -1-publio Life Muikung. iU LaSaile strset, Cld-eato. sail at public tDMJon, tor cash, all tiie riartiL litis. aul inwt of aald Ueunre B. tnfhn.

and of the uo lot 47. In block all in utH.tt.M ia i-ktMLit. lata 8 aud lo. in block 1. tn suirey A shea's seed, in U- T.

AO in 1 1 11 iriie "Si.so, M. JOf). V7. and frao'l see 52 10O. n.

ail In KoaanUi County. Iowa Tha of a Un a volt and ths of I .4. 16. 31 tha a t. of a A.

aea IS. us. um a a t. of a A. aec 21.

UH, 34 than of a and ths wof aeo Ths swofSe.SfW'S.SS. aadw-aaa St. PS. 44: theaeof a Tfc sac 1 ft, St S4 tna a a ef a a aeo Ud. S4 tna a wof a w.

aud a sr of w. ate 4, uti, tha of a and of a see ft. ytt. 34 tlie of a '4. snd a of a tt, sea M.

(Hi. jw: an in l-aio Alto County. Iowa sublet- to all liena. taxes, and lncunxbrancea thereoa. and anbiact an the ao- proral of aaid court, or furtbttr information apply to tha andenigned.

W. M. ifc X(Klv aaaiimea of lieu. B. Oriffia.

Boom St, 1M puarbura st, ctuoago AHMKiMKKTJ DltrTBICT Of tlx-Uuoia. aa. in bankratt.r. At fhutatNi. ia aaid dta.

trtct. oa the -JPth oar of Mar. A. D. 1X7S.

i ne BDdcnuraea Hereby rtves notioe 01 nis appoint- m-ntae atu-iirnea of Finley D. Brown, of Chlcairo. In Die iu iatrl county ot Uoos and Stat of liliaota. withm aald diatrlct. wno naa ad iunred a bancrupt.

upon Lta own P--U- tton. bv tba District Coart of of the United Ktalae In and lor aaid diatnt. CLAlUi. O. oAJU0.

AasigBee. juJS-7-10 A SSKieE8 SOTIfB-JIOBTHEKS DIBTTJCT OF Ac ftlcaA. in uul dlatjriA. aw Oia llaa liltnout.1 day of June. 1H7S.

Tua andaraumad hereby aivea notioa or hut aoooint- mnt aa aaailneaof tinatar MendaiMin. who baa leen ad- a tid baukrupt npoo bis own petition by the Inatnct court ot tne faitsd ata'ea tn and for said diatru. )B'e-7-to JOHN JoHJtiiTo.N. AseigBce. ASSIONKE-S mjTIOK-NOBTHSRIf W-fTRltT OF ILI J-noia-ea.

At Chicago, la aaid district, on the lath day of June, A. Ll. 17. tie undersigned nerettv gives nonce ot nis amoln ment aa aaaiimea 'of tVilliam ate, of Cuicago, ia tlie oountr of Oook and State ef Illinois, who baa bane ad. judged a bankrupt, upon hia own petition, by tlie iaatnet uoart of tna tiuilea states in and lor said umtnes.

Jtl'ili-7-lO KubEitr 2- JKlNa, Aaidnes, ASSitlNErTS NOTICK NObTHEEJI DfSTRlCT OF IfJ.I-noia-aa. At Chlcairo. in aaid diatrlct. on tba IStb Smv of June. A.

D. 178. Tba BDdaraiued berenv nves notice of tua amteintmeat aa MUaKot Alinw K. boranton. of Cincauoin tlie county of cook, and Htataof lllinoia, wko hw Itfrn aJjntbtd a bankrupt upon hia own pt-tiuua.

by tbe iastoct (Joan of tiie I nlted btaiea. in aad tor aaid district. liOiifciiT H. jfcMtXMMj, Assignee. AtMIliSEEH MimcB KOBTHFBJf IMSTEier OF ILU-nota aa.

At Cbicairo. ta aaid diatritrt- on tha tilth oar ofJuue. A.l. 1H74. 1 be undersigned nereby gnrea notice of bia appointment aa aealirnee of Jainea li SUsad- of aa ttiamtintv Cook, and state ot libnoia, wbo haa been aujudtced a bankrupt apou bta own peuuon.

br tba tastnet Coart St the t'niieri etanis, in snd tor paid district. jaah-j-10 uxjut.nr a. jtutsissv Asngaea. ASSIGN Et.S NOTlrK KOKTHER PlSTfUCT OK 1b-linoie. as.

At CMcago. ia aaid diatrlct. on tha lath day of June. A. D.

17. Tha nnoeraigned hrreby gives notice of his aoDoins- meut aa asaignea of Edward f. Uor et ctdcagtt. ia tha county ot Cook and Mate of 111 in is. who ba-1 bum ad-jadsed bankrupt, upon hia own petition, by tlta taalnot Court ot tna luteal btaP- in and tor mil ntatiK-t.

juJS-7-10 luiiiaar a. Ja-aXMt A ignea. AedJ'EES NUTICK hOBTHEEN WSTKICT OF ILIA-noia. aa. At Cbitaco, in aaid district, oa the day ot June.

A. D. IMTk. 1 ha nnderatraed berenv nvaa Douce of bia BDnotntmant ss aaalgnee ot iliiaui llearsos snd Eh Pain, ot Chiuagu. in tha county of 4 aod state ot illiuota.

a bo have been adiudtred baakrnuta. noon creditora' by tae lltmtrl. oourt of tba I nited Man, in aud tor aaid dJ-tnct. ROoiviiT E. Ji-SAUta.

Aaatgaea. jne-7-ie AS8IUNEKe NOT1CK NORTH EN DUiTKICroP aa. At Chicago, in aaid district, on tba 17th ear of June. A. 1.

1W7S. Tne uodenitrned nerebr glrea no tire of nis SPPOtntment as aaaigne ot Jaaisa Wadsworth. ol Clucego.ia tha oountr of Cook and-tstat of Illinois, wbo baa bat-n adjudged a bankrnpt. apon bia own pott ta on. by tba tuaunVt court of tne 1 nitt-d states, in and tor said district.

aVObUtT ai. JkJtaJSs, Assignee. KOTfCK KOKTRERM DISTRICT OV 1L--linota. aa. At Chicago, is said district, oa ths 1st dar Ot June, A.

t. 1H7S. Tha undersigned herebv irlT-a notice of bia appointment as assignee of Scbenck Haveaa. of Chicago, ia tbe county ot Cook and State of Illinois, who has been ad-lndw-rd a bankrupt upon bis own petition, by tha lnatrivt Court of tba baited bit tea, and for aaid rttumot. lUM'U iiojut-tti a.

juiaiSB, aaaigBes. AeVIONEE'8 KOTICE KOBTHEK DISTRICT Or I Illinois, aa- A I Chioaa-o. in said diatrlct. oa the 4tb day of June. A.

1. lbe anderaigned hereby give notice of hia appointment as assignee of Wibiam I liaatun. of Chicago, ta tne connty of Cook and State of Illinois, wbo baa been ad-iudVed a bankrupt apon bia own peuoon, br tbe lastnc Conn of the called Stab, in aad for raid district. 3U Jo-7-10 bunEST S. J.

KIMS. AMtgnse. ASSIU.SKK'S KUT1CK hUKTUKRN IISTKiCT OE1UJ-noia aa. At Chicago, in aaid dtatnet, on the cth day A. 11.

7H Tbe untiaraumen nereor KTtras nonce 01 mm appointnien; as aatugnee ot Eniil llaaa, of Wiloago. lu tbe couutr ot Cook and tuais ot uunoiM, a tui pas ecu tn- mat noon hia owa paUtioB. ry ih Aaamct woan ot uta United suttee, la an .1 .1 nmrt jus-T-10 until a. juna ima. AftSIfiXFEU SOTTCE KOttrHERS VlHTVMTi UF 11.

1.1-Btda-as. At Cnicago. la aatd district, on the 11th day of June, A. P. IjCS.

The andersigued nersor gives avaoayi uta ai'pvuiMuon aa assignee ot I hark A. lioui per. 01 caicairo. in uto eonnty of Oook aud atata of liiinoia. wno baa Deen a.1-judgeti a bankrupt upon hia own petition, by the lselnct Coart of tna tinted Statra.

in and lor aaid oisuict jajO-i-lW llUHLat A. 1IHI1IIOT AH8IUXEK NirriCK SObTllir-KJi Uimtuui eg ibu nuia as. Al CnJcago, aald diwtnct, 00 Uie ll'tL day I 1. nr untleraiirneo ttnwi wvmw meat aa aasimiae of diaries E. Kolhua.

of ChM-apo. tu tle county of ok and etato of IlUnoln. who has bet-n d-ladged baakrap bpob his own peuuoo hy thelsattiU Lou't of ths bnited blau-s in and tor said dmtrict. HQKKltT K. JKhlSS.

Angrier BANKBTJPTCT. rtPHlS IS TO HIVB Jttmcis In cim inc. I i. a 1K7M warrant la bankruptcy was leaned againat the estate ot Louta C. paomicke.01 tcago.

uVuSe couutr ot Co. aad btata of IlUuoie. who has beea adjuttgeda baukrupt on hta own petition; that the pa-Bteat of say deota. and the delivery of any Vrovr ee-Xing toiucB bankrunt. to tilm or for traiater ef that a meeting 01 tue troci -7 hI.

"otbooof, H.S.aioS?.lli'l the dtr ot 1K7S. al la liagteeeCi wmw o'clock Sj tn HrLuKrrp. o. K. Marshsl.

atasaangwr. Woodbridge. Trvrrml xTES DISTTUCTXXM'BT, SORTHEBX Dls. I PnjHiinuTe: in the master 0 Robert W. laUer- TH'rb- this n.ut.r tliat ail uersoua 1 11 ten led ia htni.to baatneaea from tbe erjieuuieot aaia oanarupt a uiuwwa r.7 ii Wat.

IHtAlll Clerk. Chicago, July ftth. 1378. jolyo-7-e I ti THE DISTRICT COUKT OF THS UNITED STATES tor tne aoruiera iiiiauw. In tba matte ot Cbarira at.

Jaauea. baukrupV-la bankruptcy. jioUca ia hereby given tbat a petition baa boea filed IS said oourt by aaid bankrupt, of Chicago, in lbs county of Cook. In saiddiatnct. duly declared a bankrupt nnder the act of ConBn-ea of March '1, lt7, for a due chance, and a eectlhcate thereof, from all bia dobia and oilier claims provable andnr said aot, and that tba day of August, 1K7X, at 1 1 o'clock a.

m- ia saattrued for tlie bearing ot tba same b-(ore saitl eourt. In tlie Cuitd staua Court room, in tlie city uf I litcaicu. a lira an.l wbere ail credit-a-a aaid bankrupt, and ail other persona iu intor-rwt, may attend, and hIiow cauau, it auy they have. wrr tba prayer of the aaid petitioner abotiid not be ran tod antl furtner botita is Itoreitr sriren tliat tlie aotxind and tltlrd wu-tintra ot aaid creUitoraot aaid bankrupt, requin-d iiadtr Uie Xiinauu umii aectiona ol aid will tie bol-lea at tbe llleof 11. H.

liibbard. W-iatrr it Hatik-uutry of aid court, at las otttce. In the cur ot -eago. lu aaid tha aaid 16thdyof Attcust at 10 cjoca a. tu.

-a. i. iiiiai'i ,1 ,1. cjarg. Dated Chicago, a air gua.

wig. SeeitUta of aai.i bankrupt aliow causa, a an titer havo. or btitora eaterday luomiug. July 14, 1STB. wnr tae Qrt shall not order the Uie interwtor aunntty.

mta-AuKuat. r.nuod in tha schedule of bank rapt and claimed br.