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THE CITY IN BRIEF M. Faulh-ber Makes Two Attempts at Suicide. 'John TRIES GAS AND A PISTOL Frank H. Collier Pleads lor the Custody of His Children; Coroner's Inquest Discloses the Fact That Grace Clark snd Harry M. Conway Were Not Married.

a. FAIXHABER WATTED TO DIB. Baslaesa Reverse Caws Hlae Twlee Attesapt III Ul. Business reverses caused John a well-known resident of Chicago, to snake two uniuccesful attempts at suicide early yesterday morning. Mr.

Paulhaber Is lying at hli home at No. 62 North Clark street a bullet wound in nis oreasi. ana Ihouab his condition Is critical physicians think he will ultimately recover. Mr. Paulhaber has been engaged In th business in Chicago for many years and Is cne of the most widely known Germans In th city.

Simultaneously with the report of the wine merchant's attempt at suicide petition appeared in th files of the County Court declaring the Insolvency of his business Interests and making an assignment to Charles W. Kefer. This was the direct cans leading up to Mr. Fsulhsbeff attempt to Uke his own life. Shortly after o'clock yesterday morning John M.

Faulhaber. smeiled gas escaping from his father's bedroom. Th windows In tb room were hastily thrown open and Mr. faulhaber was asked If he felt 11L declared he did not and requested th son to Jeave th room. The young man bad scarcely left the room srhen he heard the report of rerolver.

Mrs. Faulbaber had also heard th report, and with her son hastened to her husbsnd's apartments. Mr. Faulbaber was lyins on th floor beside th bed with blood flowing from a wound In his left breast. A revolver was found lying reside Mr.

Faulhaber. and after placing his father on th bed young Faulbaber sent for a physician. Mr. Faulhaber visited his attorney. Arnold Tripp, 1st Thursday evening la relation to making an assignment.

After a consultation V. wa concluded, that this was the only course left for th win merchant to adopt, and th deed of assignment was executed. When Mr. Faulhaber left his lawyer's efflce he was very much depressed. John M.

Faulhaber is C4 years of age. His femllr consists of his wife and two sons. John sged 22. and Philip, aged years. Mr.

Faulhaber has for years been an Importer of wines and his win cellar at No. C2 North Clark street contain some of th rarest champagne and other wins In th city. Faulbaber Is a prominent member of th Germanla Club, th Chicago Tnrage-meinde. th German Mannerchor, and other German societies. FRAXK II.

COIXIER IX COIRT. He Plead for the Caatedy af III Call-area. Tears flowed down tb cheeks of Frank H. Collier yesterday afternoon as be finished reading an affidavit In Judge Sears court. The affidavit v.

as in support of a motion mad by Collier asking that he be given possession of his children, John, Emily, and Helen Col Her. or, if that was refused, that he be per mitted to visit them once or twice a week. "I ask th pardon of th court; I could not help It." said Collier as be brushed the tears from bis eyes and sat down. Captain Black, who appeared for Collier, read an affidavit signed by Dr. Sprsy and other Insanity experts, who set forth thst Collier bad recovered ail bis mental faculties and was sane and physically sound.

In reply to th contention of the petitioner Attorney Hsrtnett read affidavits of Mrs. Fsn- ni B. Collier. Emily Collier, and John Collier. II rs.

Collier declared that her husband was not proper person to associate with his children. bnt denied thst she bad coerced or advised them not to recognize him. Tb affidavits of Emily and John Collier, two of th chll oren, were to the etlect that tney were satisfied to stay with their mother and did not desire to live with their fsther. After some argument Judge Sears took all tb children into his private chamber and talked with them. When be returned hi honor ordered that Emily and Helen Collier shsii remain with their mother and that Jobs Collier shall return to th home of bis grand mother.

Mrs. Sarah Collier. Tb court also ordered that th father be permitted to see nis cnuaren once each week at bis own moth er's bouse. The ruling dld-not please Collier, who said would appeal from It. Frank H.

Collier looks remsrkably well at present- His weight baa been reduced ninety pounds during the urn monins. Me Has opened law office In th Ashland block and resumed tb practice oi jaw. SHE WAS HOT HIS WIFE. laqwest Held aa th Bodies af Craes Clark aad Harry M. Cos way.

Deputy Coroner McNally conducted an inquest at th county morgue yesterday morning over the remains of Harry M. Conway end Grace Cark. and th Jury returned a verdict to th effect that Conway was shot to death by th Clark woman, who afterward committed suicide by shooting herself. It developed at th Inquest that th woman waa not th lawful wlf of Conway, but that they bad lived together at th house where the tragedy occurred for some time. George W.

Conway, a brother, was the flrst witness called. He said bis brother frequently called upon him at bis residence. No. 93 Washtenaw avenu. and on on occasion had told blm was not married to Grace Clark.

Mrs. Jennie Johnson, tb proprietor of th boardlng-honse at No. Ml West Madison street, where Conway and tb Clark woman lived, said they went as man and wife. She said they frequency quarreled and she also told of bearing the shot fired and cf entering th room and finding th bodies. Jlrs.

Johnson said the Clark woman had often made threat that she would kUI Conway. W. Kslley. who was In the bout when th shooting described th position In which th bodies lay whan they wr found. From bla description it waa mad P'-ln to th Jury that th Clark woman fired th shot that killed Conway and then turned tb weapon upon herself.

GCESTS OF THE BOXIFACES. litters af th Day at Chlcagre's art-ass Hotels, Among tbe leading arrivals at tbe hotels yesterday were: General J. B. Wearer. Iowa; Thomas M.

Patterson. Denver, snd E. Zimmerman, Cin cinnati; D. D. Woodmansee, president of tbe Republican Lea rue; J.

O. Pangborn, Bal tiro or J. E. York. Dulutb.

Robert D. Grant, Butt City, Mrs. Sarab M. Halbert and daughter, Kansas City, Charles J. L.

Las try. Tope P. D. La ngdoa. Auguata, Ot.

Bishop Jams B. burg; Walter Wellman. Washington, D. Julius M. Wile.

Rochester, N. st the Auditorium. A. C. Thompson.

New Tork; Clarence E. Becer, St. Paul; T. N. Hooper.

Davenport, low 8. R. Clarke. Peoria, at tbe Victoria. Warren E.

Smith. New Tork; M. Paul. Camden. N.

st the Lei snd. W. M. Lytl. Boston; Stephen A.

Cooper. Tork; William Hook. Leavenworth. at th Wellington. Congressman Free P.

Mortis. Mrs. Morris, Watseka, IIL; T. Nlshljana and wife, Toklo. tr a Key.

Holman. at the Palmer? Arthur Jordas. Mrs. Jordan. IndUnapotla.

V. James Henley. St- Paul; J. Harvey t'atlos, Harris burg. D.

French, Kaa- as City. Jodrw Harwlck Hoagn, SL Lsult; 8. E. Chain, Louisiana, at tb Great Northern. T.

O. Poster. Burlington. Iowa; B. K.

Patterson. Philadelphia. W. A. Lysch.

Canton, Ohio: Q. A. Stephenson. Marinette, J. J.

I a man. Salamanca, N. at the Sherman House. H. Magnus.

New York City; W. N. Palmer, Rock Falls. I1L: C. I Howard, Port Hunter.

N. E. D. Matthews, Milwaukee-, C. W.

Allen, Kenosha, at the Tremont House. FIRE HAD ITS ORICIX IX OIL. Uspeeter fnntr I laveatlaratlaa; Myaterleea Blase. Fir Inspector Conway Is Invattgatm( fir which thinks was of Incendiary orlgla. At 1 o'clock yesterday morning the department waa called to No.

157 Slaty-Fourth street, and found a one-atory frame building Th building Is owned by Frank Douglas and Is valued at 11.200. Oeorge Maylander and bis wife occupied' tb dwelling, and before tb fir was extinguished th building was damaged to th extent of $600, and the loss to Maylander's household goods It Is said will reach $200. Marshal Kenyon of Englswood. upon mak-4ng an Investigation, found th fir had started In three separate rooms. In en of th closets Marshal Kenyon found bag Ailed with oily rags.

Maylasder Is employed Swift's packing-nous. He denies having any oil on tb premises. He says the loss on tit household ellects will reach nut th police say did not own that amount of property. Both tb building ana contents, were covered by Insurance. WILL.

DEDICATE THE STATUS. Haas Chrlatlasa Aaatrsaa Meaaerlal AamUlloa Will Preaeat It. Tb ceremony of dedicating tb statue of Hans Christian Andersen In Lincoln Park will be held this afternoon under th auspices of th Han Christian Andersen Memorial Association. Th folowlng will be th programme: Music "Festival Bong." A. Dan: by th and tear.

Id trod act Ion: address br Hob. C. M. Koede, Danish Vice Consul, secretary tbs 11. C.

A. M. A. 'Hans Christian Andersen." oration, by Kv. Avra Das.

of Uie statue to the board or para esmmiasloaers by Hon. Andrew Peterson. Royal Dan lab Consul. prsaidest lbs 11. C.

A. M. A enrolling of tba stataa. Acceptance of tbe statue by Hob. F.

H. Win ston, president board of park commiaaloners. 'To Lalversal reports a cs oi tians i Andersen as a Poet;" address bi Hon. Judge John Gibbons. "Kan at Knud Klokker" I'The Hal.

a of Sanrt a featlval poem, by K. D. Fugl; reci tation by tb author. 4a liana Christian Anderses: Bong to Den mark;" Binglog Society "HeJmtiaL" Leader. Professor V.

Lanxakr. tb) Sons, chorus of pupils from the Anderses School. 'Star-Spangled Banner. by the audience. THEY AGAITC CHOOSE CHICAGO.

A nerieaa Aesdeasy af Railway Bar resas Claaa Their -solos. Tbe three-days' session of th American Academy of Railway Surgeons closed at ihe Auditorium yesterday. The session has been a very profitable one to all concerned and the visiting physicians left for home last evening well satisfied with tbe convention. Chi cago was again chosen as the meeting place next year. Tb following officers were elected for tb ensuing year: President, I- E.

Leman. Den ver; first vice president. M. N. Gardner.

San Francisco: second vice president. R. R. Ortega. Diaz.

Mexico: aecretary. E- C. Bryant. Omaha; treaaurar. C.

B. K1U. Corry. editor, U. Harvey Reed.

Columbus, Ohio. Executive committee. Dr. Blakeslee, Forest City. F.

K. Alnsworth. Loo Angeles; Milton Jsy. Chicago; C. M.

Daniels. Buffalo. Transportation committee, N. J. Galbraltb.

Omaha; A. D. Beraus. Chicago; A. Scott.

Temple. Texas. Arrangement committee, J. E. Owens.

Chlcsgo; Jesse Ha wee, Greeley, C. D. Evans. Columbus, Neb. PARROTT SEEDS AX INTERPRETER.

Caart la la Dsakt as ta Whether Its Laatasce Is Eaajllsh ar Chlaese. A green plumed parrot with very glib long- occupied tbe attention of 'Justice Eberbard at the Maxwell street police station yesterday morning. The bird Is tbe property of Francis R. Cbalmlnor of No. 230 West Polk street.

Wednesday night bis bouse wss entered by burglsrs, snd. besides a quantity of clothing, tbe parrot waa taken. Thursday officers recovered the bird In Sam Kee's laundry at No. 258 South Halsted street. Tbe Celestial was arrested on charge of receiving stolen property, and yesterday morning, together with tbe parrot, was arraigned before Justice Eberhardt.

During the bearing of the testimony (be parrot continually repeated tbe word "uncle. and followed It with a series of guttural sounds which some of tbe officers said waa Chinese. Sam Kee said he bought tbe At th request of tbe officers the case against Kee was continued until Monday morning. WILL TAKE rP SXOWDE1C CASE. Greed Jary ta lavesllsate Civil-Service Law lafrlaseaaeat Tedsy.

Today tbe grand Jury will take tip the charges of violating th elvll-servlcs law which bav been mad against MlloSnowden. Subpoenas were sent out yesterday for George H. Jenny, purebsslng sgent of tb department of publlo works; E. P. Haver, city water assessor; Michael Keckmolerk.

In tbe city collector's office, snd Milton Joner, bookkeeper In th water department. There has been ne committee appointed yet to Investigate tb accusations against Alderman Hartwlek. Five Indictments were yesterday voted against Walter O. Campbell, who is charged In each case with forgery. Campbell resides is California.

He Is alleged to bav forged th nam ot George D. Burton, president of tbe Electrical Forging Company. who Is said to be la California, will be arrested ss a fugitive from Jostle and brought back to Chicago upon a requisition. PROSECITIXG WITXESS FIXED. Kid MeXlehals Atteraer Issaes aa At- taehsaeat far Carl llelsbaah.

When tbe case of John, alias "Kid. Mo-Nlcbols. was called for trial yesterday after noon In Judge Hutchinson's court Carl Stein-bach of No. 200 West Madison street, tbe complaining witness, wss not Is court. Or dinarily In such a ease tbs accused would be dismissed oe motion oz counsel lor tns de fense.

There waa some surprise, therefore. when Alexander D. Green, for tbe defense, demanded that an attachment be Issued for 8ielnbacb. The attachment was ordered, and Stelnbach was brought In. Hs was unable te Identify McNIchols aa one of the men who attempted to rob blm some weeks sgo.

The court fined blm tbe cost ot tb ettachment. and discharged McNIcbcols. McNIchols wss oas of the suspects who were arrested for tbe Marshall murder. WATTED HO LIGHT OX THE 8CBJECT. Aaarast Baltl Rert a Rebbery aad Raaa Away ta Avoid lavestlvatlaa.

August Baltl of No. 472 Elates svenno re ported to tbe police st tbe Deeplsioes street station yesterday afternoon that be bad been robbed of SM whOe la saloon on Wert Lake etreec. nar Orae He aald twe col ored woman accosted Mm. sad walls ears gad 4s convarsatloa with them tbey took the money. Lieutenant O'Connor told tbe mas to i main In the station until officers could make aa Investigation of bis complaint.

Before the officers reached the stairs leading from the station Baltl rushed past them sad ran sway. SLEPT THE SLEEP OF THE 1ST. Meaawhlle Barslars Relieved A. r- at $100 Worth af Property. of A.

8. Reed at No. 1U7 Michigan avenue Wednesday algbt snd secured olothln ssd other articles valaed alto gather st 1M. Tbs burglars west te the treat door of tbe THE DAILY INTER OCEAN, 8ATUBDAY ilOBNINO, SEPTEMBEB 20, 1890. house and after trying tb door and finding It locked used skeleton keys and by this means gained an entrance.

Mrs. Reed and tb servants ware at bom at th tlm but th burglars vera so expert snd silent that not th slightest not waa mad by their movements. DRAGGED BY A RIKAWAT liORSB. Wllllaaa Lasge Risks His Life ta Stea a Wild Aalaaal. After being dragged for nearly block William Lang, a salesman In tbe employ of tbe Crescent Tesst Company, at No.

Ms NorUt Hals ted street, succeeded la stopping runaway horse attached to coal wagon yesterday afternoon. At the time Desplalnea street near West Randolph was crowded With pedestrians snd vehicles of all kinds. Mr. Langs Jumped from bla buggy snd eaught bold of tbe bridle. In doing so Lange was thrown from bis feet, but plucklly held to tb He was dragged to Randolph street, where tbe horse turned east on thst thoroughfare.

Mr. Lang, after repeated efforts, succeeded In regaining his feet, snd, with th assist-anc of Lieutenant Dennis O'Connor of th Desplalnea street station, brought th animal to standstill. Lang escaped unharmed, but tb wagon was demolished. GET MOTCEY AT BOTH EX DS. Pair af Clalrveyaats Reesaarsl Cast-'teasers ta Each Other.

A peculiar Ul of alleged swindling was told In Justice Wallace's caurt yesterday. Annie Knetxger. young woman living at No 208 Goethe street, baa sworn out a warrant for the arrest of Dr. Willis Edwards and Mrs. Edwards, nee Mine.

Rosa. Sbs charged them with obtaining money under false pretences. She aays she wss troubled over the title to some property and she first consulted list. Rosa, who told ber to see Dr. Edwards.

Tbe woman charged ber 125 and tbe man also obtained 124. claiming to havs tb power of second slsrht and of being able to expel evil spirits. She wss sent from one to th other In regard to different questions she wanted answered until she bad spent $84 in alL Tbey took change of venue to Justice Mai tin. who continued tbe case to Sept. 20.

ADDRESSED BY H. W. HIG 11 BOTH AM. Seeead Sesslaa af Xatleaal Asseelatlea af Merehasta aa Traveler-. Fully 1.000 merehasta and manufacturers of Chicago and cities tributary to Chicago gathered In Medlnab Temple yeaterday afternoon to listen to as address by H.

N. Hlg-glnbothsm. ex-prealdest of tbs World's Columbian Exposition. Tbe occasion- waa the second general meeting of tbe National Associates of Merchants and Travelers. "Wa will continue the meetings ss often ss practicable." ssld Secretary Tomllnaon.

"and new ideas and methods will constantly be added to keep up tbe interest. The movement Is success from the Mr. Hlginbotham spoke on tbe good which could be accomplished by such an organization, and upon th advancement of mercantile business. WAS IT OV EMPLOYMENT. Jaks Daaer.

a Theatrical Mas, At- teasata ta Ceassalt Salelde. John Dasey. a theatrical man. attempted to end bis life yesterday afternoon at bis boms No. 2159 Forest avenu.

by shooting himself In tb right tempi. Lack of employment is slvsn as tbe reason for tbe set. Tbs man waa taken Mercy Hospital, where It Is feared he cannot recover. Tb bullet lodged at tbe base of bis brain. Dasey Is (4 years old.

and lives with bis wife at tbe address given. It is said be has for a number of years been employed as property man about varlcus downtown theaters. la 1890. on tbs West Bide, the police say. he undertook to take bis life in a manner simi lar to that of yeaterday.

and from the same cause fallur to find work. I1AWKIXS ASSAILAXTS HELD. Joseph aad Xellle Eaajllsh Give Beads far SI O.OOO. Joseph English snd bis sister Nellie, wbo two months sgo shot snd dangeroualy wound ed William Hawkins, were each bcld to tbe Criminal Court in $10,000 bonds by Justice Underwood yesterday afternoon, before whom tbey were arraigned on charges of sssault with Intent to kill. An additional charge of carrying concealed weapons; confronted Joseph English.

No tes timony waa beard In tbe latter case, and tbe hearing was continued until Oct. 2. William Hawkins, still weak from the ef fects of tbe bullet wounds In his body, told bis story. No explanation was made by Eng lish or bis sister for shooting Hawkins, and bout gave bail. OFFICERS WILL BE A BEACTT SHOW.

Tweaty-Flv La I for seed Pellee aad Two Deteetlvee State Fair. Yesterday afternoon Inspector FlUpa trick made a trip to tbe Lske Front police station to inspect tbe twenty-five policemen from tbe central detail, wbo will be sent to Spring field this morning to sttend tbs state fair. The officers are all picked men. who were selected, aa Is customary every year, to attend tbe fair, on account of their site snd good sppearance. Tbey will be In command of Lieutenant Preston and Sergeant Brett.

With tbe unl formed officers Detective Sergeants Corbus and Ross will be sent to act as check to tbs Cblrsgo thieves, who msy think tbs fair good place te work tbe crowds. GOT THE WROXG SORT OF XOTEBOOK Reaorter Who Seal a Xessesger Bay far Oae Gets a CaaaaalsT Tract. A messenger boy distinguished himself Is Justice Rlchsrdson's court yesterday. A court reporter bad nearly filled one note book with shorthand notes, and summoned messenger boy. "Run over to my office snd get me note book," were the orders given the messenger boy.

Tbe Isd waa gonosome time. wnea ne returaeo ana sanded te tne re porter a book on "Notes of th Campaisj. by W. J. Bryan.

Tb court reporter was angry, but the others la the courtroom en joyed hearty laugh. ALTGELD ASKS FOR BIXGIIAM. Csrerasr a Reejalsltloa far the Assent Colllaader Marderer. Governor Atlgeld yesterday signed requl sltios for tbe return to Illinois of Jobs Bing ham, who is held ta Portland. for larceny, and who la wanted In Chicago on tbs charge of having killed Ous Coll lander In wxvetrer, 1894.

during rsld by tbs Mar set street gang on a ballot box. As effort wi.i be msde to Induce the Washington an laoriues to surrender their prisoner. WILL PAY FOR CHEWIHO FLESH. Fraalc Raeofskl Coavleted at Mayheas Before Jaifa Baker. Frank Rscofsk! was convicted la Juda Baksrs court yesterday on charge of may- nem.

The court will fix his punishment. 81a weeks sgo Rscofsk! bit the right bsnd of Sergeant Decker of tbe West Chicago avenue polios station, snd tbs offlcsrs srm swelled to twice Its normal six. Raeofskl waa under arrest at tbe time. He bad Just broken two billiard cues over th bead of bis father la tbs letter's place ot busts os Milwaukee avenue. Sergeant Decker and Officer Cummlngs places' JJlseofski under arrest.

He resisted aad fought th officers. Hs wss fined tU tor the ssssult upon bis fatber. THEY DIDXT GET THEIR LICEXSES Aa tea Ceaaleae Arrested far CheatI Itallaas Oat of Their Meaey. Antoa Cemlcas waa nstll recently lender smong tbs Italians os tbe South 8 Id. Twe weeks sgo be disappeared from their midst, sad ss result several of bis countrymen mourn loeaes ranging from 5 to $15.

Thurs day Cemlcas was arrested ea two charges of larceny. James Fondas and Joseph Foadus a pes red la Justice Cbett's court yesterday morning and said tbey had sees ewladled out of 214 cn By canucas. They re peddlers, ssd weeks sgo tney requestea uemices to procur their licenses. He took their money. nd failed to return, justice uou seis Cemlcas to the criminal court.

ROBBED OX A STATIOX PLATFORM. Mrs, Ira M. Cabo Haa ran Saatehed While Waltlaac far a Trala. A bold purse-snateher robbed Mrs. Irs U.

Cobe of No. 6118 lUbberd avnne Wednesday morning she was waiting for a tram at tbs Thirty-Sixth street station or tne Centre Railway. Mrs. Cobe wss sitting bench waiting It south-bound train. when young fellow, apparently about is ears old.

sat down beside ber. Suddenly be reached over, snatched ber purse from ber up. ana ran tnrouga ms turnstile Into the street. It all occurred so quickly thst Mrs. Cobe- bad hardly grasped be situstlos Derore tne tniei naaaiaappearsa around a corner.

BOTH AM HELD TO GRAXD JtHT. Mass Wa Shot Alfred CUfert Is Beasd Over by Jaatlee Chatt. Thomas Botbam. when month ago shot and seriously wounded Alfred Oiffert. brother ot WeatTowa Assessor William Glffert, waa held to tbe grand Jury by Justice Cbott yesterday morning.

Glffert testified that after repeated quar-1 rels with Botbam regarding tbe payment or rent due tbe latter, Botbam made an appointment with blm to meet In saloon on West Randolph street. met Botbam and as tbey were entering tbe saloon Botbam drew revolver snd shot btm In the right aide. ABAXDOXED EARLT IX LIFE. Gears Cawasa Deaenea sue s-v-a- teea-Year-Old Wife. Geo.

Cowan, engineer of tbe Dubuque flats. Rush snd Indiana streets, -was before Justice Kersten yesterdey charged with abanaontns: bis wife. Mrs. Cowan, wno la nut if years old. aald ber husband bad left her several weeks ago and refused to provwe tor nersets or ber child.

She baa been living witn ner sister. ar ina-hai. at No. SC07 La Salle street, since. Cowan promised to provide for bis wife and child snd the esse waa continues tor tea oaya.

CT FID'S ARROWS ARE BOOTS. Mrs. Eassaa MeDaaala Saya It Is Daa. ceraas Be Married. Mrs.

Emms McDonald told Justice Keboe yesterday that she waa afraid ber husband. James, would kUI ber. Thursday she caused bla arrest on a charge of aaaault. and battery snd making threats. Tne coupie live at West Congress snd TTsnetsco streets.

'Sunday algn my nusoena cams Dome sad beat and kicked me," ebe aaio. I am afraid be la going to kill me." Jnatlce Keboe held MCDonsio unoer dodos to keep tbs peace for tbree months. THEY DO XOT KXOW HIS SAME. Aa Taksswa Maa Dreae neat mm iaa Street la Irvlss Parle An unidentified man dropped dead yeater day morning at Crawford svenus and Rosooe street. Irving Psrk.

Hs wss apparently s. yeara old. Tbs body waa removed to Dunning by tbe Irving Park police, and as Inquest will be held this morning. Tbs cloth ing of tbe man Indicated that ne waa lanorer. Heart disease Is the supposed cause of death.

WAS SO EVIDENCE OF MIRDER. Asslataat State's Attoraey Battaaa lias Km Case Aaralast Victor Barbeaa. Judge Tutblll yesterday dismissed Victor Barbeau, who waa Indicted on charge or murder. Barbeau waa a street car driver on tbe West Bids In 1892. He drove bis car over little girl named Loretta Crawley, and she died of her lnlurtes.

Asslataat state At torner Bottum said tb charge of murder could not be sustained by tbe evidence. SOL VAX PRAAG DISCHARGED. ore of nis Salooa Were Leeked at th Tlaa Characed. Sol Van Praag. tb State street saloon keeper wbo was arrested on charge of vio- latina- the midnight closing ordinance, was discharged yesterday by Justice Underwood.

Testimony showed that aithougn van it aag and bla employes were In the saloon alter midnight the doors were locked. WIGGLES OF THE MERCXRT. Story of th Day as Heesraed by Veraelaaa Tberaaeaaeter. The temperature, aa observed yesterdsy by L. Msnasse.

optician. No. 88 Madison street. was as follows: a. CO; a.

CI; 10 a. C3: 11 a. CS; LI 70; 1 p. 72; I p. 71; p.

71. Barometer a. 29.C1; p. 29.65. MARY BELIETED IX FREE SILVER.

Woasa'a la TPlaed far Proelalaala; Its Merits a Clark Street. Mary Marks was sent te tbe Bridewell yesterdsy by Justice Cnderwood en a IS fine. She was found on Clark street Thursday night proclaiming the merits ot free silver snd was arrested. Assasseeaesla, The solms ceremonies of dedicating the sew church at Berwyn, tbe blessing oc tse sell anl confirmation, will take else today. There will be a mass at 11 o'clock.

Tbe choir will aing Gounod's "Mesa Bolenetl and will be alated by the Notre nam Church orchestra. At th offertory, "lafiamiaatwa. soprano solo and chorus from Rossini, with Mrs. T. Proult ta th solos.

Th openlns ezsrclses of Northwesters Cnl erslty Woman's Medical School will taks place Wsdaseday evening. Sept. S3, at o'clock. The address will be delivered by President Henry Wads R9era. Steves.

leading photographer. McVtcker'a Thr. Tald la a Paragraph. A largely attended meetJas of tb Original Chicago Society of Accountants was nela Thursday evening at Steisway Hall to hear the report of Mr. M.

8. Kubas. president of the so ciety. Mr. Kuhns reported tbe attendance of dalsgstes st the Detroit convention from thirteen organised societies, distributed among the states or Alabama, Ueorgia.

Illinois. Indiana, Michigan. Mlasouii. aad Ohio, and a total at tendance represeatatlve of about fifty cities. COXDITIOX OF THE TREASLRY.

sail Aaeaats Dally Withdraws Cat bat Little Flarare Xaw. Waabington. D. Sept. 25.

Tbe treaaury today lost 232.100 la gold cols, sad $5,400 In bsrs. which lesvee the true amount of tbs gold reserve IU9.C49.102. Gold to tbe smount of tl.C00.00S wss today deposited In tbe sub- treasury at New York In exchange for cur rency. New Tork. Sept.

25. Of tbe gold brought on the Normannla 12.700.000 waa deposited at tne suntressury. 1.100.000 being In ezchsnge tor green dsc as. asard Freres have depoalt ea iz.oeo.ooo in use subtressury. Laxard Freres have engaged for Import to tnis country Is gold for tbe steam ahlp Augusta Victoria aad fCOO.OOO In void for the La Bourgogne.

making a total of 12.100.- ooo. The engagements by this firm eggregale 10.4V. WW. INDIVIDUAL ARMY TRAXSFERS. WHIta liefhesses Beesaea Assist stat larzeaa at Fart Sherldaa.

Waabington. D. C. 8ept. 25.

First Lleuteo ant Robert C. Van Vllet. Tenth Infantry, has o-ss getsi.ea to ta annual acamj- i niuuuii uuarq ot UKiiiioni at Guthrie. Ser- 29. First Lieutenant E.

Bookmlller. Ninth Infantry, has been relieved rrom ouiy as quartermaster at Fort Keogb asouu. aaa oroerea to join his company, Asaiatant ourgeoa tvorton Stress baa beer relieved from duty st Fort Sheridan, acd orders to seedquarters In Chlcaro. as a tending surgeon ssd examiner of recruits Assistant Surgeon J. s.

Kolp hss bees ordered from Fort Walls Wslls. to Vsncouver Barrscks. la- place of Assistant Burgeon nam Btepnenson, ordered to Fort Sherldes SPRINGFIELD AND RETURN. 14.71. Via Wabash RoL' Os serosal ef the Illinois Stats Fair, the Wt- sees will sell escarsles ttrkets ts Springfield at so Cars tor tbs rouad trip.

Sept. ti to Oct. tacissive; goes te rotors until Oct. tk EDSON KEITH BURIED Funeral of the Dead Merchant Is Largely Attended. LAST RITES ARE SIMPLE Many Floral Offering- Sent Sympathetic Friends.

by Commercial Club, of Which th Deceased Wss Member, Passss Msmortai Resolutions. Funeral services for Ed son Kettb were held st 11 o'clock yesterday st tbe family residence. No. 190C Prairie svenue. Tbs services were but were sttended by ss msny persons ss could be gathered into tbe house.

Representatives of every clsss In tbs business snd professions! Hfs of tbs city were there to testify to their regard to the de ceased, and several hundred of Mr. Keith's employes also attended. Tbe Commercial Club, of wblcb Mr. Kettb waa member, sttended is body. Tse of three firms of which Mr.

Keltb was tbs head, snd stl of whom were known to blm personally pioceeded to tbe bouse la body before the services began. The casket was In one of tbe front parlors. snd wss completely burled tinder mass of flowers. During tbs dsys which bsvs In tervened elnco the death of Mr. Keltb tbs family received numerous floral tributes from nearly every part of tbe country.

Some were from Eastern cities, snd others from tbe far West, where live many people who knew Mr. Kelts. The employes of Edaoa Keith Co. sent large wreath of rosea. From tbs salesmen and others In tbs bouse of Keltb Bros, dt Co.

came broken column, composed of flowers. On tbe top of the casket wss bunch of roses and other flowers wbica tne busdls boys employed by Edaoa Keith Co. sent si their tribute. Rellsleas Services Are Blaaple. The services were conducted by Dr.

A. Caaneld. pastor of St. Paul'a TJnlvsrtallst Church. Dr.

Canfield began the services with tb reading of tbe burial service, after which the choir of. St. Paul's sung "Lead. Kindly Tbe minister then offered prayer. Is which he asked that the life of th deceased be made a blessing to all with whom be cam la contact la any of tb relations of life.

He asked that tbe strong aad kindly nature of tbe mas wbo bad passed swsy be Im pressed upon sll who knew him ssd bad wlt- aeaaed the goodness of bis life. Tbe choir sang "The Home Land, snd Dr. Canfield ended tb services wltb tbe announce ment that at the request of th family be would forego any remarks regarding tbe life of Mr. Keltb. "It Is wltb difficulty thst I refrain." ssld the minister, "from speaking to you about tbla man.

whom I have known for so msny years, but. is accordance witn tne wishes of his friends, there will be notning more ssld. The interment wss st Gracelsnd. and ths services st the grsve were privet. The honorary pallbearers were: A.

A. Sprswuo, T. B. Blacks tone. A.

U. Hartletf, A. A. Car-perner, Sobs M. Clatk.

W. W. Kimball. I HulchLuos. William D.

Chlaaola. O. A. Ses versa. Clsveland.

Corge M. Pullmaa. The. set ire ball bearers were William K. SIdley.

T. M. Csllger. Rufus N. Blxley.

and Georse M. Geroux of Keltb Bros. Co. Floyd f. uerow.

jsmes Wilson, and Edward B. Springer of Edson Keith A and Daniel TU Seymour of tbe Keith Elevator Company. Among those who wire present at the funeral were P. D. Armour.

Matthew Laflln. Colonel Oeorr R. Dsvts. John A. Roc be.

Marahall Field. Huntington W. Jackaon. Fernando Jones, snd many others. Reeolatloas of Sysaaathy.

Th Commercial Club held a meet In a- at the Calumet Club at 10 o'clock yesterday morning to take action regarding the death of Edson Keith. II. B. Stone, vice president of the club, presided, snd tbe following resolu tions were psssed: "The Commercial Club la again called unon te mourn the loss of one ot Its most conspicuous members In the death of Mr. Edson Keith, which occurred on the 21st Inst.

Mr. Keith was a charter member of this club, snd from Its organisation has been one of Its most valued members. Desiring to place on the records of this club some testimony of our appreciation or bis worth, be It "Resolved. That la the death of Mr. Keltb not only this club but the city In which he haa lived for more than forty years baa lost a man of highest Integrity and most generous nature.

He waa enterprising and able as merchant. pbtlantbroDle and lars-e-hearted la bis charities and warm In bia sympathies to sxi in need. Edson Keltb waa gentle la manner, strong ta purpose, blgh In moral ton, good altogether a model man and merchant. "Resolved. That tbe members of this club.

la testimony of respect aad affection for our deceased member, attend the funeral In body, and that tbeee resolutions be sDread upon Its minutes, snd copy be sent by tbe secretary to nis family. "HENRY -W. KINO. -ALBERTA. SPRAGCK.

"JOHN M. CLARK. "Committee." Those wbo were present st tbe meeting of the club were A. Bartlett. A.

A. Pprague. H. W. King, foha M.

Clark. M-rvIa Hughttt, Mr. 8. Hlbhard. M.

L. Ryeraon. i. A. F.

Seeb wer. II. H. Kohlaaai. It- A.

Waller. V. B. Far ell. Houshtellag, Wanapold.

R. SuMie, J. H. Bradley. W.

J. Chalmers. E. W. Blatrhford.

W. C. IX Graanla. C. Hots.

Hatehlnson. iV. T. Baker. J.

Oaa. C. CMwry. orders, M. Durand.

All who were present at the meeting proceeded from the club to tbe residence of th deceased and sttended tb funeral. THE OBnTART RECORD, Phllllst Phillip Kastier. superintendent ef postal sta tion H. died at his boms. No.

117 Edgemont avenue, at 1:30 o'clock yesterday afternoon, after a brief Illness. Mr. Kastier bad been suffering from diabetes for a year or mors, but did sot consider his condition serious. Last Sat urday he left hia office and took to hie bed. Ilia death waa a aurprise to his fellows In the postal service, wno were unaware or nis Illness, lis attended tbe superintendents an retina at Post master Heslng's office last week aad was smong ths moat cheerful of ths gathering.

The deceased waa 47 years of age. and leaves a wlfs and tares minor children, lis waa a schoolmate of Postmaster Heslng and for thirty yeara prior to entstins the postal service be was sctlvs la ths hat business, the firm of Kastier St Brothers for many years conducting three retail stores In the city. He was appointed to the superln tendency of atatlon H. one of tbe largest stations In the city, on tbe Inauguration of the metropolitan system la March of 18. His district was In the vicinity of Blue Island avenue, coverins the Bohemian section of the crlrr.

Mr. Kastier was vice president of the Postofflc Mutual Bea- flt Association and waa a prominent spirit I several leading social orgsnlsatlona. The de cessed was bora In Chlcaro. His funeral will be held Monday at 11 o'clock, with Interment at Altenhelm. Ths deceaeed was not a member or any religious society snd his funeral oraUoa win ne pronoaneeo by poatmaster Hestsg.

The vacancy In the sunerlntendency of tb station will be tilled by promotion from smong tbe superintendents of the serosd or third class. Os acceuat of ths patrons of ths efflce some one specially fitted will be selected by the postmaster. At a meeting of the mall os triers and clerks held yes'erday in the awinareom at postal sta tion ll. tne rrxiowing resolutions were adopted Resolved. That we.

the clerks and leeter car riers of statloa H. do hereby express our hesrt- rslt sorrow for toe ssd ana unexpected demli of our superinteadeat. Mr. Phillip Kastier, snd that a committee be appointed to wait upon the widow aa eniiarea ot tns eecosses snd extend to tbem sar sympatav for ibelv aad bereavement. JI L.IL 9 P.

CHARLES ROCHK. JOHN K. CLOWRY. NICHOLAS F. EHRMETXR.

WILLIAM BACHMAN. HENRT 8. Fssersl of TFrmak H. Jskaiea. Funeral servlcss ever the remains sf ths lata Frank H.

Johaaoa were held at the rssldeaee Msrohr. Ne. 122 Wells street, yesterday afternoon, Tbe hsuss was crowded with rep rsassistlve eat Sarin, of the Orsad Araay sotn-rsdes and board of trad associates of ths de-esaasd. aad tbs floral offertaas of both organisations wars parties laiiy beautiful. Ths service at tbs bouss wars eoadacted by Rev.

T. A. Salvely. rector sf St. Chryaoston's Church, and Oeorws H.

Thomas Post ot tbs Grand Army of tbs Kepubllo waa la cSarars of the eereasonias at ths rravs. Tbs pallbearers were C. E. Slay-back. Ebea Matthews.

William H. Jennings. Isnlel F. Dan forth. John Parry, and Jamas Wtlla, all Intimate friends of tbe deceased on the beard of trade.

The lateral eat waa at race-land. Paseral of Elhrlds O. Blaat. The funeral ef the late Xlbrtdge O. Blunt, th tamoua acoat aad friend of Jobs Brows, took place from tbe family realdenca at Ne.

West Twelfth street, yesterday afternoon. Dr. Thomas, pastor of the People's Church, conducting tbs service. Tbs pallbearers wars John McOinnla. HsDti'a J.

Ounder bob. Thomas SDrasue. and Reuben Stayton. The interment was st Forest Horns. Tbs CM children of Bralnard school, of which tbe dSceaasd waa employed aa Janitor, ware permitted to visit tbs house during tbs afternoon, ths a salon being suspended for tbs purposs.

Tks teachers also wer present, asd carried with them floral offetinss. It was remarked In connection with the fact that Dr. Thomas was ths officiating minister that th latter had performed tbe marriage caramon for fire daufhtera of tks deceased. Fssersl Elthaas R. Pawl.

Tbe funeral servlcsa of Eltham Paul ot Ev-aastoe, wbo died at Washington. wer held at Ro Hill yesterday at U. 30 o'clock. Tbey wer conducted by Rev. Dr.

Frank M. Bristol of tbe First Methodist Church of Evsnstos. Th pallbearer wer Ira J. Masoa. Jobs A.

Child. Theodore Re C. J. Gilbert. Robert Simpson.

E. McKay, aad H. O. Tlllinghast. Charles Berryaaaa.

Galena. I1L. Sept. SS. Special Telegram.

Charles Berryataa. a pioneer resident of Jo Dsvtesa County, died at bla home at Scales Mound Isst night. He wss II years old snd hsd issided In this county sine 1M0. His wife and eleven children survive him. M.

Belviderw. Sept. 2S. Special Telegram. M.

Leonard died here tbla morning. He was wss one of the bsst-known business men In Northern Illinois and waa Identified wish ths commercial ssd basking Interests ef Belvlders aad Boons County for fifty years. M. J. Cesser.

Toledo. Ohio, Sept. 25. Special Telegram. M.

Cooney, one of Toledo's most prominent citl- sens and ths hesd of tbs carriage firm of M. J. Cooney. founded in IKS. died at aa early hour this morning after a long LI In ess.

Faaeral of Will Craft. Areola. Sept. IS. Special Telegram.

The funeral of W1U Craft, aged about 26 years, anl oas of the most prominent horsemen of this sec tion, occurred is this city today. Wllllaaa Waraer. Masoa Iowa, Special Telecram. William Waraer died at his bom In Swale- dale yesterday while undergoing surgical operation. Jska 11.

Alford. Lincoln. Sept. 2V. Special Teleeram.

John H. Alford. for many years aa accountant la the State Treasurer's office, died aaddemv today. Cerr F. Tyler.

Philadelphia. Sont. 25. Cecrse F. Tvler.

former president of tbe Norfolk and Western Hallway Company. dead. He was 74 years oli. MARINE NEWS tT C4ee3eeee4- Frelajhte aad Charters. Grain rates advanced ta 1 ecu's on nra to Lak Erie yeaterday.

and cloeed flr at that jrs. Charters: Te Lake Ontario Nicaragua, Paisley. Oramplaa. corn. To Buffalo Majestic.

Doty. Jeansua. Ashland. Wolf, cora: Mecosta. whst st IS certta.

Clevelsnd. Ohio. Sent- Thers soma 4a- OUlry for Lske Mich Iran coal tonnage and boats ar oring places lor Milwaukee at 20 and Scents. A couple of larrs steamers were placed for ore at cseanaoa ax 40 cents, very few wild boats will so to Lake Superior, It Is verv hard to ret carwoee at th head of the lakes. W.

Richardson has canceled the Ineuraace on the HouminU and Uartum. tbe Outhwalte and Earr. The steamer Henry Johnson Is biting stripped ber s. Buffalo. N.

Sept. 23. Coal charters: Chamberlain. Interken, Smith, Porta (te. 25 cents: Mills.

B.ltlc. Milwaukee; Mitchell. rulath. 20 cents. The Mitchell cos Id get but LK9 tons.

Loral Port List. Arrived Meerhanrflse utnn. TfT I Jsre Tuacarora. KulTalo; Lehigh. Erie.

Light Arthur. Orr. feouth Cleared Light H. K. Martin.

Booth Manlstlene: Wllltama. Chenraux Island: Roanoke. W. Jones. H.

L. Worthtturton. Marinette: A. 4i Morer. Cherw ran; O.

Steele. Traverse Cltv. Urals A. Snores. Aahlsnd.

ButTsio; Samoa. Klnrstoa: Vlnlsnd. Oewero. Metr 'handle New Tork, A. Orr.

Buffalo; W. J. AverUi. Osdenabors; veiawaxv. ne.

Teasel Msresests, Fatrnort. Ohio. Arrived Nicholas. V- A P. M.

No- Ashland. Wis. Arrived Falrbalrn. Kyaifaa. Iroqisola.

Coansaut. Ohio. Cleared Littt Iron Chief. Detroit. Ludlnrton.

Mich. Sheltered Kelts. Ida E. Tlcc, 8. O.

Neff. fVntth CMca. III. Arrived Wolf. Mohawk.

Planklnton. Buffalo. wa Mi Ulan TtrM Tftra n. On Huadred snd Thirty-Two. Cleveland.

Manltowoe. Wis. Departed Transfer Nos. 1 and 2. Chlcaro; Colonial.

Mllwaukse; Gill. UiU' Pier. Ashtabala. Ohio. Arrl fd Out to.

Cleared Coal Limlrn. Portac; Mariposa. Dulutb. Llsbl uastatis, i Mutn. Port Colhotse.

Ontario. Fp Jsmes. Cadlltae. Drwrn Whitney asd consort- Melbourne. 8.

O. TS and 7. Crsllsasa. Toledo. Ohio.

Arrived Blelmaa. Ishperatnr. Murphv. CWml Cosl Lock wood. Dulutb; later ucw, wins now, Miiwauaee.

Rrls. Pa. Arrived Maaols. China. Porter.

Clesrad Chill. Oisdstone: Ma rubs. Martha. Dulutb; America. Sbeboysan; lltacerald.

Chlcaro. Kmnihi. Manchester. Marr land, D. F.

Roas. Buckeye State. IoscobeL Laa Irt sorts; Supsrlor. Cblcaco; Escanaba, Frl-port- mirst. Ohla.

Arrived One Hundred and Tea. One Hundred and Kleven. Cleared Coal- Fay. Milwaukee: Bnsedale. Fort William: Kate Wtnalow.

Sturreoa Bay. Light Devereus. Mar- qsstt. Marquette. UVh.

Arrived Cbmnberry Cleartd For City. MeOreror. Pontlac. Frontenac. niAAt.w.

.1 1 run. Kontana. Kstcham. Lake Erie porta: Republic, Two Harbor. Passed Li Jav Qould.

Down Peerless, turweoa Bay CsnaL Down Mills. a. m. Sey mour. 11: Ford River.

2 p. m. Wood, ateisner, i nh.n1oiiuM.ni I'd Hint on. 30 p. m.

Sheltered Luckey. Mason. Bscksr. Nsilaoo. Fearless.

Forrest. Bprfalo. N. T.Arxl-ed Seattle. Hammond.

Vviiio. nol.lrn Ass. Kl warrtn. Kalelch. Curry.

Cleared Liaht 8. O. Nos. 7i and 7s. Boston; Sauher.

Cleveland- Griffin. Oflebay. Darley. Du-luth: Sarramr.it a. Pay City.

tal Venice. Paris. Duluth. Lewlstos. Nelson.

Cblcaco: Monsuasoa. Detrult: Mitchell. St. Clal. t.

Va.11 19 a. m. Barbarian, Prorrefra i. PabL Scott and consort, 4: Ida Olson. Petoskey.

Clyde, City of Dulutb, p. Mctory. 1-r); Msncnester, nome. Mtn, 1. 1 Hall and consort.

a. Harlent. 1:44 p. m. Boston.

1:50: Conemsush. Klnsr. oun-, eionlra. Amhoy. 1.J0.

Coralla. Wind south- -t rrMh rl.sr. Duluthtuperlor. Arrlrt nJ Marina, Oratwlck Mo. I.

Mahonins, A-blan. Maytham. bibley. Twin Ristera. Mstca.

BnttlronL Kstahdin. Northern Llsrht. Wsrd. Centurion. Slemsn.

Wall. Bloom. Prentice. Constitution. Stons.

Campbell. Irnrt-d Kesrsarre. Badr Stale. Campbell. Ward.

Lake Hour: Harper. K- Pops, wnnhat Rurrio. sri-is: Jspan. BufTaio. flour Nyausa, Ironuola.

llsht. Ashland; Sleman. Corliss, err. Laks Erie. Iw4.lt.

Mich. t'p MerVds. 11 40 n. Tower. Chill.

Josephine, OlfTord. Tale. 1: Sara- nac. li: Oi i manic. Hutchinson.

1 JO: Piolos. B. Lock wood. Venice, t. Kcranton.

Down -IVi frrut. 10:1 last nlsht M. T. Grsen. Dnbblna.

Oaklesf. if 40 a. ra. Bartlett and consorts. Sen.

uaBiuvlcnura and consorts. .15: Weed. 4 JO Oratwlck stel). J. Lockwood.

Wsde. noon Carrmare. 1 p. Northern Kins. 1 40; Australasia aad con aorta.

IJjS; BcbuylkllL Larooda. 4:20. I'b Wriaht. Naples, Down -Pauly. f.

Port Huron. Mien. iown i. p. mj noh- Hrr ker Clarion.

4. I Morley. last nirht; Stevens. Harlem. Oodorus, 11-S; Cuba.

11:: P. Foster. Ia.in.iJ. D. Marshall and bnrarea.

Davidson. Coralla 1 Lanslna. :0: Murlntit. Clint, 1:40: Lansell Boys. Eddy.

HeWna. Prince. Bradley and consorts. Iosco, 90: Oenos, 19; Flint, 10:: Trevor and consorts. Roman.

Moran, 1: p. AAliMrt VI inch 4. HerlU Brssll. ChtTl.Tale. Psranac.

2:3. Down-oetiysuurs ana ratt. Cblsholm, 7: Harvey Brown. Forest City si consort, t. Wind south, fresh.

Bta. Maria. Mich. I'p CorL Russell. last nlcht; Bansor.

11: Bhrlgley. Manitowoc. Ira Osren. Waldo, a. Pratt, Neaboto.

Nlmlrk. Tyrone, 4 40: China. I Manitoba. PloiMer. Sitka, Mather and kale backs.

wcanii snl 1 n. m. Arabia. 1 :20 Norths i Oueen. I Cherokee.

Chippewa. Itown H. H. Brown. last nlahl: John Owen.

Business. 14.44; Monarch, mldnlfbt: Street, loosen. Godfrey. 1 n. m.

Bulrarls lenator. Olympls. :2: Ranney aad whalebark. Turns, 1 Aidant, I to lis, iJt Glssrow. 4: Zenith City, Araicon.

Vesja. JO; Caledonia, i ssnoa ll aj- Marisks. Maria. iU n. Thompson am kslharks Wallula.

Chili 1: Mama. 1:44: Mills. Monuromery. Maawclt. 4: S6: J.

Mitchell and whets- ba-k. Cp Hoyt and wrlsUbacfc. g. Pas Hathaway Held fer Trial. Llgoalsr.

8p. X. Special Tlgraa Page Hathaway of Kalb County has ba held In bonds ef IS.900 for trial at tbe next term ot ths Clrclt Court. Hathaway became Involved In ee -affray with Andrew Marts In which the lac tsr waa atahbsd, aad probably fatally wounded. Marts waa tiding with a young lady whsa Hath away applied epithets, and in defending her Marts waa almost literally disemboweled.

BTJBINESS NOTICES. When ths hair la this sad gray Pasxsm'fl Hatb balsam renews tbs rrowth and color. Paauuta'a GisoKB Tojtio tbs best couch our. XARRIAQE LICENSES. The following amass Uosssss resasraayt Ass.

John Kowalskl. Elisabeth .21 tl Eusvoa Staple ton. Annla ldln. 2fc IS Michael Lekosta. Roaails Sulik 2-4 Frdrtck H.

Mooney. Katharine Geunr Msrtes Elisabeth Tomaack ....17 Z2 Martin Holm. Freda it John Bllr. Mary Kris 211 Patrick H. Moynikaa.

Marl boy 17 rt Herman clema, Annla Krpkow 21 Josef Kluk. Katie Csrl Buhonbeck. Annie Loews. Albert Nlclaua. Albertlne Hltser ZJ William Leverena.

Auguata Kath. 1 Nicholas W. iJlc-1-n. Mollis .17 JS John Bunrvson, Hilda Peterson it Asa Q. tiurney.

Mlnnls rModdsrd. ZS 2i Josef Rrooker. Antonla Welher 7 Fer. Brohaira. Johanna 8.

Johnson. 31 Kdward. Wahlstraml. Emms Jonnaon. 21 Uuatave Hanaen, Anna Don) .28 Zi John Kochminn.

Victoria Chamek .....17 IX rsiuaeppe Kochnunn. Victoria ZS Frank Kemteln. Antonla Fles-I It Willis M. Morris-. LUIle Kelly.

21 IS Jams Martin. Hridket Ula-slaa 7 2 or F. Oraham. Itella C. IS VaoisMudra.

Km ma Folk 24 I William Kn van. Mary rVhults a 1 Charles A. ltriersnoon. Hsttle Avis 242 Karri Zanotocky. Helena Folk.

SO IS DEATHS. rtTNEKAL TRAIN Dally ea Chlesr and Orand Trunk Railway. Polk atrest depot, to Mount Cresnwood and Mount Hot st 12 m. Oraeeland and Cal-ary Funsral train of the Chlcaeq, Mllwaukrssnd 8r Paul Railway lesvss Union depot (Madlaoa and Canal siisais) Satlx at ilJO p. aa.

SLA fGHTER Sept. 14. In Lafayette County. Mtasourt. Mrs.

Ann W. Blaushter. widow at th Ists Martin Slaushtsr sad mother of Mrs. A. O.

Blaushter of this city. WALSH Mrs. Johanna Welsh, nred 74 years, beloved wife of ea-J untie David Walab. Funeral from ber late residence. No.

1482 West Twelfth street, st o'clock Sunday. Sept. 27, to Bt-Acaths'i Church, these by caxrlassa to Calvary. CXXTIfl'OCS TACDETIU.E. Jhn W.

Ransooe. Ruler of New Tork. Iter. Burks and Belmar. The Comedy Trio, Fells and Cala, Mars and Hunter.

Don Octavlo. Gertie Cochran. 4 Ths Lsssards 4 Miles and Ireland. Tom Hefron. Orarson Sisters, Stanley and Kcanlon.

May Walrh. Clever Crnkey. Hoyd aad FKiCES io, ao, ao CEXTS. VAI DEVILLE. May Howard.

Barney Fasan, Hanley.Loa-an at Hanley, Carroll and Naalsy. The tlreat than. Burt Jordan. Baker and Lynn. Ths World's Trio, Rsy Royce.

Oscsr HalL The Edlsons. Irtveson. Miles and Lola. Frsnk Hammoad. Henrietta Brres, Elliott Skaters, Barnes and St ssoa.

FMlt IO, ZO, J. aSCHILLER THEATER. Matinee Dally at S. Ktrhla at g. BI0I1DI TIDOLEWINK5.

BESSIK BON EH ILL. McOONOOOrl THIO. C1NEMATOCRAPHE Stlrk. Zeso A nlta A dellaa ICosttlao tslUSta.i.bell Hesfiar hMatora SEATS getESTEO ADVA ICE. ISo-Jtc-Mc IDEAL PARI RACISG ASSOCIATION, Five or More Kacas Iaily.

Rata or bhtae. beelaniae; at p. a. express trains direct to track In 50 mln- stea via Chlcaro, Milwaukee and fet. Paul Rail road, tears union uepoc.

stoppins at West ern svenue, at 11:44 a. 12 to. 1 r0. and 1:14 s. m.

R.tamlnf. Isa track at 4:30 p. m. sA immeotateiy axis tat races. dlag Koaad Trio 51.C3 Special Trains, rl Ft I nV'tl TSv'ca.

InMudlnr at si 8.IS. Mat. Today at CHAfcVLlCS FKOHMAN'S PR iDOCTIOH OF THOROUGHBRED. WITiT CAST HKADKD fir THOMAS Q. SEABROOXE, Williams and tits) origin ml Tomorrow Nlcht Openlns ot Week.

PAPINTA BKA0TIFCI -GOROBOtja SENSATIwM UP TUB UOUB OVLT ASD VITASCOPE. A LONG LIST OF SPECIALTIES. THE UN KNOWN THE COLUMBIA Opening Event. Sals of Seats and Bores for the openlns- event ad the sesson of '7 now In ptxxtrs Canary LedererTs Third Annual Review. IN CAY NEW YORK Dfl rt 1 1 AS Kits SV Erla mr Which Will insururste the sesson on SUNDAY NlliUT.

Sept. 27.. THE HAYMARKET Win J. Davis. Th.H.rolcW LOUIS JAMES asasiy as coISPARTACUS OLA DIATOM A gala.

I Barraln Matinee Todav. Sanday Mat, -Cos. A. Gardner la "Father land. GRAND OPERA-HOUSE.

ENGAGEMENT OF OTIS SKINNER. Matinee Today at LADT OP LYONS or bill, osinr to tne enorsBOua success NEO AND JOLUTT Next Week- "A SOLDI 11 OF FO-TUKS. M'VICIOER'S 40th Yetir. TOD AT AT ft TONIGHT AT 8. B.

and sTWaSW A wl a JOSEPH SVyAI-l- LAST TWO PRKSSN TATIOX5 of A SOCIAL HIGHWAYMAN. Mondav.9etK. 28 First preseetatlos of "Two Mes of Busio as." by Bsnry Guy Carleton. cduSEUM. CYCLE RACES LAST NIGHT TONIGHT.

Admission Mala cents. Reserved cents. THE TIVOLI- Wabash av. sad setts st. CHIMESof NORMANDY.

A. BIO HIT. Rlchsrd Ootdea. Myra Morsl la. aad Ti vol! Opera Co.

Prices I5e, SSe. and SOe-o HIGHER. Matiaos Priees-SSe KO HluHtiK, MASONIC TEMPLE ROOF GARDEN. A Great 8111 of Vaudeville Stars of tb Boas. TBS ONLY THSGRHAT rr- I WILLU SWEATNAM.

SAKrl I MeA voy A May. Dean A Jose, 3 I Ancela Slaters, Too Savaas, BIQ BITI PolM Koiilna. sod other a. Very popular. OOaoevatory opes an Admission oO cents.

day S3 cents. SAM T. JACK'S. Madison, near State. TeL M.

tiSA. Only Burlesque Show la Cbleax IQraad Partnraaacae fevsry Day 1 Sam Jack's Orssie Blossetai Cs Is Two N-w Burlesouee snd Multiplicity of Mrrrv Fsaturea, trices la 20, 800. FERRIS WHEEL Limits Car. Perfnt -msseea 1JOS7J0 aUy. op-n from 1 noon te 11 JO.

Wrlrhtwood av. and Clark BEST BILL TKTI OCO. KVANl Florence Toes-sd. Lew pslmer. Hlesey and Cole.

Klnso. Adair Twins, Loula Flalkowakt. Namedoa. lOounly Wbral RhowF A tlm la. 8fio Wbssl Fres Ati'na LINCOLN Fur stTlme.

Anrwhere Lincoln 2 rter'e THE HEART CF CHICAGO. Next Bnndsy "THB BOWKHT Q1RU- ACADEMY H. R. Jacobs, Mgr. BOWEKT EEL HSZS AmnaUOB muis r.r.

mva.i ALHAMBRA THEATER Jsssbs. Hp-. THE GREAT TRAIN ROBBERY. Tomorrow MaUsee-'TH- WOMAN Ql BLACK".