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THE COURT RECORD. lodge Farwell Decldag That Jonathan Burr's Bequest for an Insane Asylum Goes to Cook County. Sew Bankrupt The Virion Sew and Judgment Yesterday. Suits Tb Probate and Criminal Courts. THE COTTRTS.

BASKBTTPTCX REQI8TKB 1TIBBAKD. Robert E. Jenkins was yesterday elected assignee of Henry Bennett. Assignees will be chosen at 10 a. to-day for Hannah Lyman, and for Samuel Straus.

fOXATHCX BCRB'8 BKQCI8T FOB AX IX8J.NH ASYLUM. The case of the Board of Commissioners of Cook County against Thomas B. Bryan and others wan decided yesterday by Judge Far-well, of the Circuit Court. It was practically litigation between the County Commissioners and the officers of the State Insane Asylum at Elgin as to the possession of a lot of land on Randolph street, between and Wells street, worth from $30,000 to This property hud been bequeathed by the late Jonathan Burr to Bryan, as trustee, for the benefit of an insane asylum, which sbould first be built by the State, or some municipal sorporatiou In the Northern part of Illinois. The Board of County Commissioners claimed Lhat the County Insane Asylum was the tirst -rected.

anu should therefore get the property. A similar claim was put In by the Elgin Asvlum authorities. J'udge Farwell held that though the Board of County Comtuisoioner was not a munici pal authority under tiie original meaning of the word muniuipal. yet that it was evidently within the meaning of the testator's bequeet. That the County Asylum having been II rat erected, and put Into successful operation was entitled to the property, aa the terms of the will left no discretion with the trustee, but directed him absolutely to convey the property to the institution which should tirst be erected under the conditions of the will.

THE CALLS. For Saturday. Judges Drummond and Blodgett will attend to general business. Judge Jameson will to-day hear motions In JirJge Gary's room. udges Moore and Williams will hear motions and divorces.

Judges Farwell and Booth will hear motions. Judge Sogers will hear motions for new trial. udge McAllister has a case on trial. For llonday. Judge Dechmosxi.

In chambers. Judge BixiUKTr. General business and tet cases. Judge Jameson. Xo cause on trial.

Call is 217, 220 to TiZ. 224, 227 to 238, and 241 to 243, inclusive. cige Moors. 31. King vs.

Drake, on hearing. Call is 32. 33, and 33. Judoe McAllister. No cause on trlaL Call is sot case 1,320, Hodges ts.

Cherry, and 1,196, Smith ts. Lancaster. Jcdoe Kooerh. No cause on trial. Call is 26W.

277, and 2-S0 to 2UO, inclusive. Judge Boom 3S1, Street ts. Uyman, on trial. Call is 366. 3s7.

3stf to 400, Inclusive. 1 Judge Kakwell. General business. Judge Wtt.t.uwb. No announcement.

THE B.EC0HD OF OCT. 27. United Stmt circuit Court. new suits. Robert administrator of Francis Campbell, use Mary J.

Campbell, vs. Massachusetts Mutual Lite insurance Comiaajr. Assu. A. atty.

Wm- T. Egan. assignee of Cregler. Clark Co, vs. Hrry Duvall and Seneca 1).

Kimbark. Biil to compel Duvall. the assignee under an assignment (or the general benefit of creditors made prior to the UlinJ'f the petition in bank- ruptcy. to account 11 sales of and their proceeds made I im. and to compel Kim- baric to repay the ami of a judgment paid to Swezey A Smith, solr.

or uuvau. Xne Mihills Mauufi ing OompaUr vs. Iran-U. i.ooo. H.

G. Lunt, cis A. JacCormiuk Fatriek CSefll romper Merrill et al. Bill trinsferred irom I County. J.

S. Grinnetl. Cuarles G. Acly.l vs. John ar.d ilary Anne Mataen to foreclose trust deed lor sJ.y'K on lot 1 vt ttio vdlage of Ik i5.

of the original plat on. Tbe Clinton It Company vs. C. F. War- aer and rank IBili to restrain infringe- mcnt of a patent! jw and useful improve- ment w.

pointia The patent was originally grao Iarles Waters. Dec. 1. assigned to complainants. lC.

and HUtsi oburu baa rs. ljockwood and Nathan E. bamo vs. Is Lrman. 1:111 I relief, hame solrs.

BEFl GE BLODliETT. CHANCERY. luwuuna Iron and Coal Company vs. kid Pacific K. B.

Co. Leave to 4. i intervening petition, and same referred 5 S3 Porter I c. lie port ot sale con- Armed. Same l.oi: Conr Same order.

Mutual Life Ins. Co. v. Bcammon. -ham appointed receiver in bond of 1.J junction againxt Geo.

8co- and er granted in bond ol OOO. Beport of sale confirmed Manufacturing Company to narr. sustained and i lO dars. Irvis. Default of Franklin GE DRUMMOND.

I Wire Cloth Co. vs. Isaac B. krior examination of wit- Same order. I District Court.

scrrs. matter of the schooner G. el of Robert Meadowcroft Buell. Droetors. DGE BLODGETT.

:.53 Hugh Coyne and I re nee A. Blake. Francis M. Ahrens, Curl Lotz. K.

T. tchardson. Decree far vou. I3axck Compan Cares Dis-ng of Murphy, as- aeienaams were yesier- I missed: rj7. 15a.

137. 153, f'8. 271. 272. 2j.

2-. IO0. 309.318. 316. HIS.

3.4. 32. 3f 7. ti3, 774. 75.

715. 7W, J. 741, 73. SO-J, SOO, 67 l.tt6. aarnpter.

PETmoNS. Pat Wackeoast. ItL. 3.3 In- vomntar ugrioult' Vne folic 'or 611. iled against Fly, a dealer in cnts.

at Waukegan by rs: Maria Stevens, on a claim des N. :il.KJ. It is worn thai about $10,000. witn nssets that on Sept. -G last Ely as- to excee 4ed ail hi rty not exempt to John C.

ioutuwi'-k. since been seliing and dis-suid tlict the assignment xming of it; tbu 4so made io.ai Seizure under execution, and Hat natt am, ven unsecured oreilitors whose OebU exceeded tio. anj ni- jJMlebted-ut-ss unseeuredva9 10.otxi. Suspension StfTim- Charged. A rule to show cause s5f also on injunction restraining tlulas botue.

judgment creditor for some 0o. from levying on or selling or removing the bankrupt goodt Homer Cook. atty. DaKikl XVibhter. op CHicAfJo.3.3rtf Voluntary peuiion flled by Welister, formerly a milliner on blatstreefc The preferred debts amount td to The unsecured iiabdyties foot up to about ftios.520.

The assets consult of open accounts for about ys.tOo. and personal property claimed as exempt. Beferenoa to Bdgister hibbord. BEFOBJi CDGE BLODGETT. Torrey St Bradley.

Cegister's report on composition meeting filed, and order tor hearing on same Nov. 1. 3.17 Lord Watson. Ituie on assignee to shew cause on live day's service why claims of the Central National Bank, of New tork: Blades Eat i.vaiu; Wm. G.

Fuller; Huiger Manufse. tunng Company, and Jackson B. louog should sot be paid in full. 3.3t;:t Uiehard Order for composition meeting efore Register Grant at Chicago, Nov. 0.

3twm George Podley. Order for payment ot custodian's charges. 3.330 Bedfield. Bow en Walworth Company. Buie on assignee to show cause on 5 days' service way F.

Mitchell Co. aheuid not be paid their eiALm la full. MMTaieAliM tfaUU. AflJtt4ltW bf 4. V2 THE DAILY ESTEEE-OCJSAif SATURDAY MOICSXNU.

OCTOBER 28, 1 STg.rTEN'PAGESl fantt. warrant returnable before Eeglster Crala at reeport, Kov. Superior Court, KEW 8UITS 64.470-Fred. B. Oil.

vs. James X. Billing. AshU.iM.Ooo. J.

Borden, atty. a a. Farnham v. Thomas Wick. Clarence A.

knight, atty. M.TJ Herat lojf. Bu.it v. Alex. Hammond.

Attachment, vlstl. J. A. wen. atty.

tUA74 August Beck 3f. VS. Bennett and Dauiel CarrolL asoo. Adter. atty.

4.47i Joseph Oeaaler vs. 8pbU A. Bsok-Strom. al.ooo. P.

Rtein. ally. tU.47.V-Foster, Vilas Co. and Miller vs. Alfred 2.

Jones, Bam 0. Hy. Martha J. Kent. Alice A.

Bennett, and E. A. Km ail. Mechanics lien ot Needbaiu St Miller, attys. 04.476 John B.

Overmeyer V. Camppeil. S. son. m.

law, jf atiy. 04.477 Same vs. T. U. Rame attv.

Bryant 4200. Dan F.Taat vs. Francis. McCormick. AsaU.

350. T. U. htteside. att y.

B4.47D Florence Kinue yg. Edward D. Kinne. Bill for divorce for adultery. F- O.

Aar. solr. 61.480 Charles It. uarton et aL vs. Oeanis II.

Dymond. $ooo. LeMoyne bacon, attys. 04.41 Ora Howard vs. L.

G. Tuttle, W. G. Thompson, and C. L.

Wetmnre. $1,500. Tennoys. lower it Abercromnie, am s. 4.4a hpiegel Jk Calm v.

C. 11. P. Lyman Coafesaion of judgment. Hosenthul A i'ence, an vs.

64.4S3-Jiicnaei rleoel ts. Peter J. Brueck an T. Markua. V00.

J. C. J. J. Kaieker boeker, attys.

tit.44 John I Lincoln vs. James B. Tascott. ifioo. nmirn Ives, attys.

04.4'W John Lincoln v. Nathan 8. Grow. Ac. Smith At Ires, attys.

04.4-Mi John H. Green vs. A. 11. and T.

A. Wag- fener. Aa W. Clark, and John R. Lewis.

l.OOO. Thomas A- MaliHbnry. atty. 04.47 First National Bank of Chicago r. M.

8. Baldwin. Ansu, 1.0oo. Tenneya, F. A attys.

04.4C Charles Haguow et al. v. John Gun-eenhaiiHcr. At 1 Goggin Seal, attys. 4.4S! llngenow A Schmidt vs.

John Guur.en-hauser. Mxclianlcs' li-n Same solrs. U4.4t0 Beio. L. Hull vrt.

llHiiry It. Thompson. Ast Baldwin it Haana. aity. 04.

4tl Henry Browne vs. Jvihii M. Soerist and Morris B. I Mrrick. I'lJ.

pro 64.492 Mason I'orter. Aupeal. Uumick vs. Martin. LAW-JUDfiF.

JAMESON'. Obdebs. 44.04O, lu re pe tition of Village ot Hyde Park: default set aside as to certain property, and leave to J. 1). Jennings, W.

F. Storey. K. N. Tillutsou.

and N. Thuiniutson to tile objections to assessment roll Stephens vs. Hull; timi to nie bdl of exceptions extended till Monday Oct. -30. CHANCERY-JCDSE MOOUE.

Oudekh. 1.074. hhufeldt vs. Kenti: leave to amend 1.4-0. Street vs.

Fisher; demurrer sustained, and leave to amend l.os.". Turpin Carbine: default of all whom. etc. h-ptr vs. Hayes; motion to set asidw order overruling demurrer denied: ar-j'al by complt.

1.4. J. dritTitn vs. Owen: damage assessed aguint on injunction 101.5O; appeal ea7. Oliver a.

Oliver; put ou calendar, etc. Divorce. 1.5Si. Millie E. blepliens from Cyrus S.

btephens; for desertion. rircuit Court. NEW SUITS. 22. 44 Mary Freeman vs.

Chicago City Pall wav Comnanv. Case. D. I. von.

ntty. 2.44 Lester (S. Swezey vs. Village of Hyde Park. Mill to compel payment of damage for condemnation of land.

Complt. pro so. Appeals. 22.450. Warren vs.

Durham; 22.431. Hunt vs. Lowell: 22.452. Warrrn vs Willitls; 2.453. Call vs.

Pierce; 22.454. lia.ip vs. Holiu. 22.455 Jacob B. Hepp vs.

C. H. ilolilfcld. Confession ot judgment. $110.21.

H. B. Johnson. Uy LAW-JUDGE McALLISTER- BrsWRss. 1.112 Frank v.

rihufeidt. Still on trial. LAW-JUDGE ROGERS. Okdehs. 22.4J2.

Normite vs. Walsh: rule to refund appeal costs 2,725, Sutherland vs. Cut-more; passed 2.845. Binz vs. Kaufman: death i-f plff.

suggested and executors to proe'ute. submitted to court 22.205. Atkinson vs. 8chiiu-mernng; attachment fr contempt against plfTs for failing to return property, and John Atkinson Sives recognizance in to apiear onday a. m.

2.947. Jewell v. Jennings; appeal dismissed d. on call 2.S4K. vs.

Knck: same order Phillips vs. Briggs; same order 2.S67. Barrett vs. Fletcher; same 2.371. Voltr.

vs. Stenson; same order 2.S97. Quinn vs. Barrett: same 2.77. a tew art vs.

Burrows; suit dismissed p. on call. JfDOMrsTs and Trials. 2.s:ji, HiMman vs. Charlotte Botr.ong; judgment.

$02: appeal 2.4 1. James Uoger vs. F. Ftechrupp; judgment. 42 2.n'J.

M. It. Bosenthal vs. Felix Vogt; judgment. $25.

LA JUDGE BOOTH. Jrdfbs. 2.W30. Posehl vs. Smith: appeal dismissed d.

ii.lti'J. Hoffmann vs. Smith; rule to justify and give additional bail 5.5U5, Hilliard vs. Keed; 20 days to plead 3,22. Silverman vs.

Hooley: bankruptcy of d-ft suggosted Stevens vs. K. 1. and P. it.

K. dismissed d. c. on call J.2!H. Ooodkind vs.

Tansig; same 3.2;2. 3mitU vs. Swincy: same. Jcdomexts and t.lti!. Field.

I.eiter Co. vs. Daniel Bannennan: judgment. tf.2-)2. Don Bogert vs.

Walter K. Cornell: judgment. J.ho. o'Conneil vs. Logersiiutn: verdict for pliT.

movtts for new trial 3,25. John C. Buse vs. John r'lelds: vedict. it.

CHAN CXKY CHIEF JUSTICE FAKWEI.L. Bumixess. So ordt-rs entered. CHANCERY JUDGE WILLIAMS. Bcstsisb.

B. K. 17 Final decree. 1.205 Murray vs. Murray.

Decree appointing commissioners COUNTY GOSSIP. The Grand Jury made no new returns. In jail yesterday. 'SS2; in fresh possession of marriage licenses, 22. Judge Gary resumed his seat yesterday on the bench of the Criminal Court.

George Hunger, who was sent to the Bridewell sometime ago for vagrancv, was ordered released on payment of a $2U fine. Commissioner Busse received a document yesterday from the Town of Barringtou signed by fifty citizens, pledging him their support lor re-election. The employes in the office of the County Court Clerk have their hands full In making out naturalization Next week a greater rush than ever looked for. The habeas corpus In which Ernest Wehl is charged by employer with making way wiui worm or boots ana shoes was continued in the Criminal Court till tills morning, to allow some witnesses who were absent yesterday to testify. Wehl was ad mitted to bail in $000.

Cell 40 has been swept and garnished, to receive the next law-abiding citizen who shall kill a man in self-defense. No trace remains, not even his name on the wall, to tell that Aleck (Sullivan lived there for three months. The movement to reverse the action of the County Board in the Normal School election Is laughed at by a majoritvof the members. Even the anti- entworth Commissioners don't exoect anything to conio of it. The only visible effect of the agitation so far is a pxwing determination among some of tho board to effect a change in the County Superintendent of Schools.

"A man who has soma small claim to ability, instead of a lot ot personal uurrel to fight out," is wanted, ac cording to one oi mem. Messrs. Swett and Barnurn, counsel in the Turner forgery case, armeared before Judire Gary yesterday morning, and asked to have a day set for trial. The court said that the business on hand could not be interfered with, and that the trial would have to come on before some other judge. He further in formed counsel that the application for a change of venue hud not been stricken from the record, as Mr.

Barnum thought it had, and ended by telling them to appear In court Monday morning, when this matter might be fixed up and a day set for trial, probably about the middle of next THE CITY HALL Comptroller Farwell will return Monday. Aid. Throop has returned from tha Centennial. City Collector Heaford filed his bond yesterday. The receipts on account of water rates yesterday amounted to Fire Marshal Benner has taken his little shotgun and gone duck bunting.

Daring the last three weeks, since Comptroller Farwell departure for New lork. J50.ooo have been paid on past due city certificates The firemen will oe paid their Angnst salaries this morning at 4 o'clock, and the policemen at 11. employes of Public Works Department will be paid at the Exposition Budding at 6 o'clock. The Commtss'oner ot Health ha Issued an order forbidding any employe of the department, on penalty of dismissal, to Impart any information to anybody concerning night scavenger work. Hitherto the record ot complaints lias been open-to all the licensed scavengers, and they, in their competition for work, have made themselves a nuisance, which the Health Department felt called upon to abate.

Reanlan St Kent A Hate hin son, and the Chicago Packing and Provision Company, against whom proceedings were instituted for neglecting to comply with tne order requiring them to place in their establishments apparatus for consuming the stench generated by tne rendering process, were yesterday granted a continuance dt Justice Summerfietd on their promise to obey the order. The proceedings against Air. Ward were dropped, he having already begun to put up the apparatus. Obendorff A not acceding, will lepre-M4 exuat el the law. GOSSIP FROM TH ENVIRONS.

How the Evanstoniana "While Evenings Away. Their Scraps of Ferional, Folltleal, and Oeasral la-tslligeass from Othr laborba Evaastoa. 'Hie failure of 0. 1L. Huutoen has assumed quite a different aspect from that at first, when It was thought he would pay but a iall per cent, of his liabilities.

As near as can bf 'ascertained 20.000 will eover his liabilities, which rt almost all in mortgages upon property Inland about Evanston. Mr. Uuntoon was a member et the firm -of Christian Uuntoon. having a laige brick-yard north of here. This Arm has also made an assignment, t.tit AiTAnirMinintM artt leini made bv which Mr.

ChrisliunTiopcs to pay the debts of the Unit and carry on the business. 0. L. Prindlo is' assignee. Th Social Club win open the season next Thursday eveniuir with an okcellent programme.

instrumental inusbj will le furnished by Profes sor Oscar Mavo and Mrs. as let. vocal music by a quartet of the club. Professor II. I Cum- will rAA'l lw.fors the ellTb.

From the present prospect tne hociai ciun en ters uion a v-ry su-)cesaful year. The Indies lecture course tnis year wm oe opened on Tuesday eveniag. Oct. 31. by Mrs.

Kmily 11. Miner. tne rnnosopiier btone. The ladies or the Xethos( cnurcli lll not readr.e as much by their luntues in this city us Wis hoped, but from them advut $-'o0 will be ixiid into the treasury. The speakers at the university chapel have hurdly ground out orations i jual to those of last week.

Tne orators, wit their subjects, are as follows: W. V. Carr. "Indifference;" Alfred Cook. "Natural Keligi-m Based on Reason:" Miss A.

A. Davis. "Custe; A. D. fciarlv.

"The Present Campaign:" and K. B. L. Klwr, "Benjamin Went." The Hecei Mr. Early Has truly republican, and was applauded a great extent forarhuiel oration.

The gentleman rafted the political feeling to such an extent that President Marcy could not for uuile a tune gain ih attention of the students. A new and valuable plan has been adopted by the teachers at the High School, by wl.lch the studeni- wiilinuly furnish itlu ir literary exercises. Every -eeond week tie aflerimou is given up the Philozethlan Society, whi 'h presents very interesting exercises. Alt the members of the nr required to become members, ami it Is so arraiik'cd that every member comes on to the programme as ofteu as essays or declamations wouid be required. Tkls plan does away with the system of essay writing and declamation in couaeetion witu the school.

The society held its election of oftlcer" yesterday afternoon, which resulted as follow: President. D. C. Bannister: Vice President. Miss M.

t. Sl.eiton; Secretary. Miss L. it. Bradley Treasurer.

Mis Grace Barrows; Cr.tie, W. J. Webster. Mr. G.

A. Cruni. of Jaeksonvllie, was in town Tuesday last. Mr. B.

M. Worthinrton. ef Madison. it Stopping here for a lew days' A large and enthusiastic Reptiblicun meeting was held this evening at Lyons' Hall, with E. U.

Hook In the chair. Senator Steele, of Mattoon. addressed the meeting. Tbn gentleman showeu much culture, and a true andurstandinz of the Issues of the day. tin Thursday night the hotise of Francis Bradley was entered.

liieh resulted In the los of to gold watches. The burglars obtained entrance by one of the front windows of the house. The same night the Scott family were the losers. At this place was obtained a ifl't watch, and other Minus of less importance. There is no trace of the burglars.

La wntlml. The reception tendered the Rev. Dr. William C. Richards and family took place Thursday even ing at the church.

The alair had been an tic I pated for some time, and wasi well attended. The affair opened with a quartet by the choir: the address ot weicom" in behalf of the church was mode by Deacon S. S. Merrill, and responded to by Dr. Richards.

An udjress of welcome in behalf of the churches of tne eiiy wa-. made Dr. Evarts. and in itie name of the citizens of l.au nj.ils oy tne Uev. Mr.

Latnvnt. A p-'m writ ten the occasion br the It v. Dr. Richards wa read by himself. The exercises were interspersed by music of the choir.

A solo by Miss Lilly l'bilips closed the exorcises, i A few nigtits ago this place was again visited by thieve, jbey gave tne flcioi a and nai bundled up a lot of clothes hung on a neighboring line and acre about to enter the depot when they were discovered. ihe policeman nred seven shots at the thieves, but fat ed to catch them They left the clothes on the ground and fled. Wlnnstka. The bhaksone Society met last Tuesday evening at the residence of Mrs. I).

H. Parker. The hostess was assisted by Mrs, Eelley. The entertainment opened by a dnet from Lucia di Lammermoor" by the Misses Jennie Tlnkbam and Nellie Wrlcht Irving Village Church was flnelv read bv Miss Libby Reynolds. ThJ was followed by a selection Irom 11 Trovature.

br Mrs. E. 8. Hewitt. which was per formed in an elegant manner.

Victor Hugo's oration on The 1 rest. was read by Dr. F. L. Piero.

followed by a recitation from "Ham let" by Mr. D. Wright. "Sonata Pathetiiue. by Mrs.

O. rl. barker, and "VVIien the Tide Comes In." br Miss Lilly Munmr. received enco miums. Several new members were added to the roll.

and. after the transaction of some rou tine business, the Society adjourned to an ad joining room, where the dance a the order of the hour. The rext weekly mwriug occurs at the residence of Mrs. Paul aelley, Ucl Jl Raven wood. The Pleasant Hours has at length begun the season In earnest.

This Is a favorite club in this vicinity. Mrs. Jennings, from Paris. France, is visiting with tier Mr, tehiuer. Mrs.

A. A. Clark left on Saturday, and B. J. Ben nett and family on Monday, for the Centennial The Key.

W. A. Lloyd and family returned from the Last on ednesday. Much interest is felt iu the' Moody and Sankey meetings, and a delegation is in attendance nearly every evening. Miss Lydia J.

nas been Dlaoe.1 in charge ot the intermediate' department of Uie public school. The number ot new scholars was so large that it was deemed necessary. Tiie house of W. M. Van Allan was the scene of a little burglary hist Monday night.

The pro prietor fortunately heard the operations of the thieves before they succeeded in securing any thing, and tbey fled, followed by a bullet from til revolver ol tne indignant Van Allan. Irving Park. A social gathering was helJ at the residence of Mr. Ingalls last Wednesday might, on the occa sion of a dancing party given by Miss Jennie In' galls to hur many friends. The affair was very select, however, and passed off in the best man ner.

A small number of the guests present wi ill serve to show the tone of the affair: Xr. and Mrs. C. H. Race.

Mjss Brosia Race. Miss L. Pear sou. the Misses Rocers. Miss Mattie Miles.

Messrs. Edwards, Ed Powers, ot the city. The store of Mr. C. H.

Race was broken open Thursday niirht. and some 7o worth of ciirars. tobacco, and stamps taken. The thieves entered by the window, he owners saspect certain par- ties in the vicinity. I Morgaa Park.

This place was visited by burglars last Thursday night. Their presence wns first discovered by some persons who had just returned from the oily on the 12:30 train. A door of the barn in which Mr. G. R.

Clarke and Mr. Charles Anker keep their horses and carriages, was noticed to be open. Upon entering the barn one ot Mr. Anker's horses was found hitched to Mr. Clarke's buggy, and in the buggy was found a lot of clothing, which was recognized as belonging to Mrs.

Myrick's family. This lady was aroused from her slumbers and informed of the fact. Cpon Investigating it was found her house had been ransacked, the thieves having entered through a door which had tbeen left unlocked. This is the only house tho burglars succeeded in entering, and all of the stolen property was found in the buggy referred to. with the exception of fM in money belonging to Master Ralph Myriek.

Mrs. Millard has locked up Jier house and gone to Montreal. to spend several weeks, and. perhaps, the winter, with her husband, whose business has taken him there. Mrs.

Trobridge has gone Cast to spend the winter. A series of revival meetings are to be held In th" Union Church. Mrs. Huddart, the mother Mrs. Wm.

Hopkln-son, died at her daughter's residence on the 24th InL, after a long spell of sickness. Lombard. The church festival at Deacon Cuahlng'a last week was very successful, both aa a social and a financial measure. The Lombardiana are gradually returning from the grand tour. Mrs.

J. B. Hall la recently home from the Centennial and a summer visit La Massachusetts and New York. I Mrs. LeBoy and Miss Kettia have "done" the If other New EnglaadireserU, aa well as Philadelphia.

TTv I ar- Iaac Clafltn returned last week. Mass Ida i jsb- who has been stopping with her sister. Mrs. Packard, at Yankton, haa returned to tay. -j The ever-gental Deacon Town, of Aurora, has been visiting hi daughter.

Mrs. Claflin. la the iZ was on ot the pioneer la ivuaaUca, UuisUaaity, aad good work, and now heartily enjoys Ufe and wears bis yeivra very lightly. vn Tdesoay evening oi next wees ui. somewhat novel entertainment for the lienetlt of church finances, under charge of Mr.

Pierce. Vo all who know him and they are many the name of tne manager is a sufficient guaranty of a good time. Hinsdale. A aeries of entertainments have been inaugurated by the energotlc young people of this place. The last one was at the residence of Miss Fuunle Mayweli -on Wednesday evening.

Among the guests were Messrs. Oliver, Gilbert, and Stevens, of the city. An elegant party was given last Thursday MissE. B. Parke to'a large number of lady friends.

Mr. O. J. biough. one of the original proprietors of the place, has returned from the Centennial.

Downer's Grove. To-day the third of the scries of tne Dupnge County mass meetings will be held at this place. A grand, old-fashions. 1 rally is expected. The meeting will be addressed by lh Hon.

E. B-Sherman, of the city, and the Hon. E. S. Taylor, of Lvuuston.

Another county meeting vill be held here Nov. 4. Kliuhnrat Mr. SRlchard Bourke. the freight agent, was surprised by a party of friends a few nights s.ii'-o.

who. among other things, brought a splendid gold-headed cane, which they presented to the astonished liot. The gentleman responded in a noat little pe.eh. which was followed by an impromptu collation. It is proposed to turn Salt Creek Into the old stone mmrry west of the village, and thus form an artillcial lake of considerable projxirlions.

Judire Kinney declines to run for county judge ou the Democratic ticket. Wheatuu. The Collrgr lUcord has been enlarged to a six- een page paper. Colonel H. F.

Vallette lately a idrcssed the Re publicans of Gensra in a spee. li, which was highly complimented bv the Ka.tr Co'taiy lie-1ubUra ii. rrancls i bird will lecture al the ol "zp Chapel on tho evening of Nov 3 on "Home Pro- ctl. The Hon. E.

B. Bryan, of the city, will address the Kepuhticuus to-night. The lie v. C. Cavern vill lecture next Wednesday evening at tha College Chufsd an "Language." Thornton.

The Hayes and Wheeler Club had a large ami enthusiastic meeting Thursday night. Colonel Kobe rU. Judex Scarlc. J.i-ol) tiros, K. W.

Day. and O. H. Saulsbury spoke in Lngli-di. and Dr.

Pishcr in German. The hall was filled to overflowing, and plainly showed which way the town is going 1 he Dulton lilee Club was there, and did irood service, as usu-1. The Dcmocra's give up the town. Hrrmen. A large meeting was held at this place lat night.

An immense crowd was in attendance to listen to speeches by J. H. Clougb. L. Mills.

J. H. Kedrie. and Dr. Fisher In tjerman.

The Daltonuiee Club sung their r- sung their rousing campaign songs, and was received with unbounded en- thu-iasm. The Republicans arc certain of tne town. A DISTRACTED WIFE. Yesterday forenoon Slary McDonald was examined in tho Harrison Street Police Court for disorderly conduct. John A.

McDonald, of No. 21 1 Chestnut street, tcsUtied that the woman as his wife, but that papers of separ ation from her had been obtained. Although aware of this fact, the woman had appeared at his home on Thursday afternoon, and. in -pito of his remonstrances, had created a terrible disturbance. She made f-tich a noise that several hundred people) gathered near the irvmiios.

ami then the woman delivered a laiangue to them. McDonald deeded lo h-r a farm of 1GO acres at the tune of their tM-pni -ation. Mrs. McDonald asserted that ho di vorce had ever been grnted. She was the mother ot several children, now kept bv tho procutlng witnees, who refused to give them up.

Her husband was at present living in a state of open adultery with the wife of his brother, who rerided in lork. ll appeared that the defendant had lately arrived from Kenosha, where had iiighlv- re-pect- able relative. Justice Miitiiuertleld felt obliged to bind her over in to keep tho Ceace toward the man she culled her hus-and. and he advised her to take legal steps to sfcuro redress from him if her story was true. She departed weeping bitterly.

STABBED AT A BALL During the progress of a ball at Orpheus Hall, on the corner of Lake and Peoria streets, at o'clock yesterday morning, an altercation took place between Patrick Sullivan and three brothers, Timothy, Daniel, and John Healey. After numerous hot words had passed, John Healey drew a t-tuall tockct knife and plunged It into Sullivnn's back. He Inflicted two wounds. Tiie Injuries were at tended to by Dr. W.

clan, and were found dangerous. Sullivan home not far distant. V. Dunne. City Pliy: to be severe, but not was conveyed to his He in empbjyed at tho malt house of Lill A liullon.

1 he lloalev brothers were all arrested ami imprisoned at the West Madison Street Station. Tituolliy 1 and John were charged with committing an assault witn intent to gin, ann l'auiei wun being disorderly. Tho cases of the former two were called yesterday morning before ustice Scully, and continued until to-day. bail being fixed in each instance at $000. Daniel Healey was llued $7.

A COOL FIVE THOUSAND. That is the amount that "Sandy" Rauns-ford is alleged to hav.0 pocketed some time ago by the disposition of a spurious deed of a piece of land located near this city. The loser of the was an Ohio man. Soon after the transaction Kaunsford disappeared to parts unknown, and It was only recently that he was found and captured by Acting Police Suoerintendent Dixon. Several real estate agents, among them Mr.

Kappleye, of Xo. 170 LaSalle street, are busily engaged in procuring evidence against Kaunsford, which they assert will convict him of forgery. It is claimed that besides the $5,000 sw indle ho was also implicated in obtaining from another individual on a forged deed. His case Is aet for a hearing before Justice Foote next Monday. He Is held under $2,500 bonds to appear.

A NEW CHIEF. The following Is a copy of general order 54, Issued to the Police Department yesterdav by Mr. J. H. Dixon: Police Headqc asters, Chicago.

Oct. 27, H70. For the information and guidance of tho iolice force, the following order ol his Honor the Mayor to the Deputy Superintendent of Police is promulgated to the department: Mavob Office, i'bipaoo, Oct. IsTC. Joaepb R.

Dixon. tu Deputy (Superintendent of Police. Sim: Pending the examination of the charges against General Superintendent Hlckev you will assume the duties of said General Superintendent, and perform the same until further orders, as I have this day suspended said Hlckey from duty. M. ath.

Mayor. J. H. Dxxox, Acting General Superintendent of Police. 1 CAPOll IN LOVE.

All our old friends are getting married. Here is Capoul, who used to charm our girla bo when he sang tenor to Xllsson's pathetio soprano, has been fortunate enough to win theeart of MUle Orevy, the daughter of the President of the French National Assembly, and they will shortly be married. This is really very exceptional sort of match; for, though it is not an unusual thing for an actress or prima donna to make a fine parti, and thus to enter the serried ranks of fortune and position, it is rare for an actor or operatic singer to marry an unprofessional lady of wealth and standing. When AdeUna Patti married the Marquis de Caux most persona thought the charming rfi'ra had made a charming match, but Koswini did not approve of It. He shook his neaii sorrowfully, and pressing the beautiful little songstress hand, he said: "La Patti should have espoused either a prince or a Capoul is now studying the hero in the new opera of 'Paul and about to be produced in Paris, and after the run of the piece he retires from the stage and enacts the roll ot Benedick, the married man, in the seclusion of private life." London Ltter im Asm lork QrnpKic.

A be, to 'to I I i I i I I I 1- I REAL ESTATE; tieaeral SUraation la the Market Dnr-lag tie Week. The Instruments Filed for Building Fermita, Record The real estate market haa been somewhat quiet during the past week, and it hardly to wondered at, for events local, national, nnd transatlantic have recently combined rather unsettle business. While completed transactions are si-an-e, it is gratifying note the number i ouiiaitigs going up, permits fur eomu tixty dwellings alone having Leon issued within a week. 4. F.

Ebor- hunit is putting ui a block of eleven two- stury and basement dwellings, with all mod trn improvements, cn the east Hide of West, urn avenue, between Hubl.nrd ami Indiana btreeth. They are to be completed by April 1. The suiutnury of transfers, while not showing up so high as lant week, is well up to the average. Suburban ucalern gen rally bardt are doing a fair busines .1. F.

Eber- I has Hold four lots of the Chicago Lawn projMTty to the Rev. J. S. tberhardt for Also Obo lot to V. Gulick for '(K; two lots to T.

II. Si-vinour for and nine Ids to a firm for investment foryj.ioo. Ira Mrown lias got i id of nineteen of his $100 lots at LaGrange, and wo more at Lakeside al the same rale. The feeling still continues good, and the outlook is considered a bright one. INSTRUMENTS FILED FO KEC'OBD KRIDAV, Ol T.

City Ope, til. Consideration. Church fct. corner of Meiiotuonee t. f.

ft. Oct. Private Prk. I fi of Thirty-eighth i. f.

ft. dat. Oct. Ladglitoti st. fi iv of Rockwell st.

f. -Jt Xl-Jt 1-VO ft. dated Kept, -'s Twenty-sixth st. lb ft of Prairie av. f.

"o'exlls ft. dat-dOct. U. Portland av. I Jil lu ft of Thirly-lir-t -f.

f. ft. dated Oct. -J7 Ontario st. '-'7-t ft of North Dearborn st.

f. loxlo ft. dated Oct. 7 Wc-t Adani" st. 1 w'f il a.

f. ft. dated Oct. Wnrreu st. of ull ht.

I. 1 "i'j ft. dated Oct. -i7 of 'tt Limit. William st.

ft wof Picrsoti sf. f. ft. with other proiierty. dat-d Oct.

7 4,000 5,000 1.400 J.OtK) 7.500 2,400 i.doo J55 William sr. 1 1 1 ft of Sacramento nv. a f. ft. dated t.

It i-rt I i'y I. Milwaukee nr. 440 of Cornell st. f. 44X-JOO ft.

datud O-t. SI' MM A 11 OK TKANSKFRS lOK THE WEEk. The following is the t'dalamount of city and suburtiaii trbtifes wiitiin a radius of neveo luiies of Hie Ciirt H-ju-e. liled for during the week eud'tig Oct. L'7: Location.

Sales. Consideration. Cilv N. Tih of houtn of Wet of itylimits. city lty 4 Is 1 7.000 -OO Total.

Kl ILl'IXo PF.ItMIT. The following are the building permits, hfsiied for the e-k emiing Oct. -'T: J. bre-k addition to present buiiuing. ir.t liandoipti st.

I tcr tJloou. iu r-i'air oi.r lraino cottage bv cutting down. Flir.abeth. near Indiana street. ijeorge ljresell.

two-storv brick addition. 14x 21. corner r. Wuiia-e Tliirty-e -treet-. I.

Hvman. one-story wood building. --XS. loj Iia1.1t' ilph street. F.

IL Hendmaii. two-'toVy I.asemer.t dwelling. Ail near J.aMin street. J. 1 ltasle three-story store, Uii'tO.

corner Porta and M' tiroe sirs, t-. P. KalakoWski. uni iurf brick off.ee, 10i0, corner ivi tiv anil Noble street. M.

ore I i- addition. 'JSx'Jh. rear of oi and 00 Canal street. Joseph fc-aM tix t-i-n three-story and Vase- brick ar.d store fr-fi- stores, each 'J'SaxtiO. 1 fii'''ti.

be! ti I ii and Ada st Thorns" sin ti. brick house. UakU-i, near street. The Pa-king Comi-anv. two-story Stable.

1PI Sound L'lintoti street. iim-M' ry and basement brick carriage repository. -iOx 'JIH and '-''1 Sta'e KrepiMhn on. thret-tor brick store. Ux CO.

1 treeT. J. W. lllii. one-story addition.

1 Jx lt. 12 feet high. Wei sitcenih street, near Paulina. James Parrott. font thr-e-story dwellings, each l.i.

and three three-storv stores, each Sedgwi. and I'l'iilft street-. Ieti7etitrum. one coffee house on wheels. KX-Oaud feet nigh, 4-1 boinn Water street.

John tileoson. "iie-ftc ry shed, to repair and III new roof. Main street. H. T.

-cks, eicnt two-story brick buildings, eacii 19 Jackson Mausflcld streets. C. II. llnrrtr-oii. eight tao-story brick buildings, ea'-h itgden uvenue and Harrison street.

J. Irving I'car -e, nve-story bnck and stone-fronted siorc. 40lti los and 110 bandolph str.et, John Keiiinir. two-'ory brick building. J0x3o.

liio Menomoiiee street. arl Magerlin. to riui-e rear addition of 52 Neary street to level of main building. O. G.

t.it'bs. to repair born l.ofW West Jackson street. J. Kberliardt. eleven two-story brick dwellings, each isj3ti.

Western avenue and Hubbard LJ II I 1 1 A.l. u. ii. vii-o-sujry sueu. vuio anu N.d.le street-.

W. Kal-ton. to erct bell and tower on Burr Ctolisd. t- fet above rovf. M.

Karnsworth. ihrec two-story buildings. lCax iJ. avenue, eoruerof Harrison. T.

S. Hansen, three-otory brick building. rear 14-" West Lake -trcet. John K-ough. twu-slory brick store.

alter A Xiuiincr. to enlarge shed. 29 1' Twenty-third William Pullen, to rear additon and fix g. uvcl 120 Liberty street. M.

iurrar. onu-story bru shed. 362 Thlrty-flr-t street. A. Bell, ono and a half-story packinghouse.

4'txl'H, V'arry street. 'I. H. Maxlcy. one-story brick building.

8x10, lljisieu. near iMxieeiiin -ire. i. J. S.

Wcuucr. to rtns.r barn o20 West Twelfth street. John Schniitt. two-story brick building. 22x50.

otKi Larrabee street. Lawrence and Collins, to renew one-story brick building. North Pier. Peter Smith, to raise one-story brick basement feet. Ill Warren avenue.

IS V. Warnecke. one-story brick ice-house. 1CX20. Archer avenue.

W. ook, two-story barn. 20x2o, 30 South Ashluud avenue, William lt an. to change roof of one-story 6hed, Cs Herman i reel. Thomas l'urrs to raise barn roof five feet.

14,30 South Halsted street. F. Johnson, two-story brick building. 43x 72. Dearborn, near Him street.

Thomas I.ee. gravel riof to rear addition, corner of tSebor and Jefferson streets. J. D. Sherman, two three-story brick buildings, each 41K10.

and Indiana avenue. Orlo Kolliiis. three-story brick building, 23x44, 22t Ontario street. Preeman's Insurance Company, to repair damage by lire. 2o yuarry street.

F. A. White, two-story brick barn, 20x24. 832 West Washington street. Elizabeth Gamer, three-story brick building.

20x57, 1 Indiana avenue. John T. Pirle. four iw o-story brick buildings, each lx55, ulton street. F.

Kutz. three-story brick building. 22x50. Hurlbut. near Sophia street.

Lricksou. two-story brick building. 35x40, Fowler, near Itobey street. V. Sand, one-story brick building, 14x20 82 Sedgwick street.

FROM CEDAR RAPIDS, IOWA. Fork-packing on Wagon orks braner Oramna. Liberal Seale The Star OUmt JFaotories Tb iCsoAaKAriDs.lowaOct.25,iaT6. The great packing house here has recently had it capacity nearly doubled, and about 1,200 hogs are being slaughtered dailv. The intention la, in a few weeks, to more than half double this number.

The Star Wagon Company has a strong force: is turning out wagons with great rapidity, and they arc scattered all along the eastern slope of tho Boc-ky Mountains, and on this side. The oil works and tha several foundries and agricultural works are running Just as though Cedar Rapids had not heard of the hard timos. One of the rising "institutions' here is the E- O. DEAFER OKOAJt COMPACT, whose instruments are gaining popularity every year. They have taacu six first premiums at as many Iowa Mate fairs, having each time several powerful competitors.

The reason of this repeated success is because this organ possesses many Improvements of Mr. Draper's own Invention, and wrhtch. are used only by him. tie is a genius in hla line. Uis organs have the most beautiful combinations and quality of tone ever known to the reed organ, and are constructed with especial reference to their acoustic qualities.

Mr. Draper has devoted a great amount of time and hard study to the perfecting of this most charming instrument, and has thereby placed it seemingly beyond successful competition. Cedar Rapids is proud of such manufactories, and likes to snoourags them, bhe does it. 1.0, I I i I I I HTTrTfiaT OVARIMJ TUUOR OF TEN TEAKS' GROWTH CUBED BY DR. RADUAY'S REMEDIES.

have had an Ovarian Tnmer la the Ovaries and Bowels far Ten Year. AS A KB oa. Dee. 27. 187.1.

Db. Radwat That others may be benefited. I make this statement: 1 have had an Ovarian Tumor In the ovaries and bowetllor ten years. I tried the best physicians of this place and others without any bei.elli. It was A'rowlnir at such raoiditv that I could not have Jived much longer.

A friend of mine induced me to try Kad way's Remedies. 1 hod not much faith iu them, buliinaily, after much deliberation. I tried them. 1 ourchaj-ed six bottles of 111." Resolvent two boxes of the Pills, and two bottles of the Relief. 1 iied those wit hont any aiarenl beoeflr.

1 de termined to ersere. I ued twelve more bottles of the Resolvent, two of the Relief, and two boxes of pills. Before they were gope I had lost twentv-tlve I continued to use the medicine until I was sure that I was entirely cured. I took the medicine about live months, and during that time forU-lie is.iinds. In all I took three dozen bottles of the Re-olv cnt.

mx bottles Belief, and six boxes of the pill-. I fed perfectly well, and my heart is full of gratitude to Ood for this help in my deep affliction. To you. Kir, and your wonderful medicine. I feel ilecplv indebted, and my prayer is that, it may be as much of a blessing to others as it has to ir.igned Mr.

K. C. RIRBINS l.Mrs. Ribbius. who make the alnive '-ertilii-ate, i- the for whom I you to send riK-'licinn ju Julie.

1 75. Ttie medicines above staled Were bought of me. ith the SlcepUofl of what wvt- i to her by you. I may sav that her statement a correct without a qualification. Sigi.cl L.

LI l.t H. Druggist and Chemist. Ann Arbor. Mc This mny ertlfy that Mr-. Bibbin-.

ho mae ihe alove eertiileate. is and has Is-en for umny year- well Ln. to u. and thi- 'herein stated are undoubtedly and uudeniably Any one who know- Mrs. Bibbins will believe lurt -'atcment.

siirncd liF.XJ. I). COCKER. MARY B. POXD, MARY COCKER.

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