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1 4 Mr. Richard Edwards has leaaed a building In Aurora, 111-, and iotenda isenlng hia Chl-: vago Directory from that city. E. of tba Indiana and Ht. Loots railroad, waa among; the arrivals at tbe Brlggs Uonae yeaterday.

1 Rev. Robert Collyer will deliver the dedicatory arrmoa of tbe new Unitarian church la! Manchester. N.21 to-morrow Hon. Wm. H.

Wallace and Hon. James G. 11 black, Indiana; Uon. Thomas Davidson, Ontario nod Hon. A.

Calkins, Milwaukee, are In tbe city. W. 11. Cruirer. Tice-Presideot of tbe Peoria and Warsaw railroad, who waa eriouly injured about two months atro by the car, was at the Trenton House last night.

He 1 recovering alowly. Mr. Grose, for soma time past connected with the CbieaKO Time, has severed his oon- nection with that journal on aooouut of ill nealth." lie left yesterday afternoon (or Ver-m rnoat, where he will apend the summer, after which he expect ta travel la Europe. Mr. George Fuller, for a long time assistant fire alarm at the Central, police station.

Irf his position last night, his resitrna-, tion nnvlng been accepted some days since. He ba made many warm friends during hia oecupancv of the position, and their best wishes willro with him in whatevever field -'hedevbtcahia energies. r-. 1 I THE CITYv CHICAGO, TUESDAY. APRIL 80.

IS7J. AMrsmnrcr-s. ACA-aT M-bio. -dated sti-eet, between MaaU-soa and Motn tret-Mrs. D.

F. bowers in "Lady 4 Globs Trnrn Deeplalne street, between Msdl- aoa and Wesh-j-trtoa sti-oeta- uTe -fc-t a- Madlaoa atreet to bo graded from the city n-its to ui i Martin Scanloa was flood, 123 yesterday Moralng for mmoIUm c(. Workmen are engaged in eotjajtret-Ung a KtcaJ (lory to th Btw city TuIL i William 8cot waa lined 125 by Justice really yesterday morning for assault. I A lot of cigars and ranges were stolen frcifrocery torstl0.47t Stat atreet rttr- car. The Superintendent Polio yesterday aaorarag ordered thlrty-sU dose summer bats (Or 1 pollCfBrtt," Tbe Michigan Central Railroad Company doe sot Intend to change Qm (or tbe "KUniag sum- I.

Miller, the county Superintendent of Public Charities, eeat right mats Mnou to the Korthem Asylum at Klgla, yesterday. Tbe scripts of the Board Publl Works (or tb year ending April war The expenses (or th Mm am vara There were eighty-eight, prisoner, at the Wm Woe Court, fon-rriirh at th Boats Sid aad thirty-nine at th Worth bid Coart yesterday morn' A aaiior by tb name o( John Filan, am pis-red Um K-Wooaor B. aimnoaa, frU from th Baast heed yesterday the water, Isjuriag him ee- rtoualy. II ni removed to th County Hospital, I Jame anion, who baa Juat been liberated frees the atata pt-raon, urns yesterday arraated (or stealing a valla roll a clothing, Wlraeae not being present, th was continued sntij the eta of May. t.

'X larva land aala oeeorred oa Thttradar. a wkto I uact eoaajde4 aorth by tha B. raUroaa trarJc, aoat by 8lxUath aaat by Mlcalia ue aad wcat by Wabash arena, waa old by Mr. AJoaaa Butiaftoa to Bea. Vaa H.

Hif-(tat (or $110,000. A bod-earrier named Dennla Lynch dropped drad'yeatarday aftraooa at aboat 8 o'etock while a arork OS a building la th rear of th TretnoatT Boa. Jt nppal that he dlod of heart diae. BUbody WM removed bta boarding S3S South Caaal atrast, aad th Coroner aotlaed. Detective Blmmona arrived from the ooun-trj laat eraalaf brlntiag with hia a natorioaa thief, kaowa a Cabkag Ryan.

Tb ptiaoaar waa caught arat WUkrw Springs, aad gTa tb officer a chat of T( atiie thnmcb the wood before waa captured. waa cdkBsUtted to Jail to await trial aUaoat tain. The alarm of fire at 2:45 yesterday after-aooa waa caaaed by flames breaking oat ta th canal boat Faragoa. Befor aay of th Sr deparraMat ar-rHedtb boat was nearly eonaomod. Two others were badly arorched.

They war all owned by Acker Dong), aad war undergo lag repairs at the time. Loee about laauraace ankaowa. if r. Simeon Hanea a prominent member of the cetera Area a Baptist chnreh, and reaid-Irg at the corner of Lcavttt aad Walnut streets, attempted to commit sulclda early yeaterday aaormlag by cutting kk threat with a raxor. 7 Plata and troobl ar aappoaad ta hare been the can see of th rash act.

Ets (a juries will probably prore fatal, Yesterday afternoon, about 4 o'oloolr, aa the oaa-story rram cottage, TXo. 140 North Ada street, ra beiax raised upon posts, tb foundation gar away, letting tb bulldlag down, completely doatroylng It. and doing damar to the furniture Inside. The loss on the banding win be aboat $M0, on th furniture $100, all fatly iaaared. Mrs.

Mary Mulllna, occupying th rear poet Ion of the hoaaa. was Injured la the back, and tw children in th front of the building were also elightlj hurt. ml. Gen. W.

Wright arrived la tbe city from Lake Superior yesterday. M. Thorrv and M. Pamet, of Paris, France, are at the Sherman House. W.

F. Norton, of tbe Alton Telegraph, Is stoppiog aa th Brigge Uousa, Prof. Ou 8. Fowler, pfereaolofriat, was a guest at the Hhermaa House laat night. Mr.

K. H. Trafton eloeee his connection with the Jlottl lirporter oa Saturday next. Mr. I.

Relrea, of the Arm of Belyea Gilbert, publishers, sails for orop meat week. Gen. J. A. Potter of the United Statea army, waa a guest at the Xremont Uoase yesterday.

Sunday tnstallod aa minister the (nynanuel Churob of Milwaukee. 1 maaseetlac of Liberals. Another "mass meeUna; of the friend of the Citizen movement waa held laat evening at room SO, No. 181 West Madlaoa street, Mr. Alexander Wilson in the chair.

Present, Mr. Henry Lincoln, lessee of the room; John MV Reynolds the projector of the People's arty two unknown gentlemen, aud two 1 Reynolds called the attention of the reporters and tb rest to the necessity of ap-potntiair dWate to the Cincinnati Cotiven- tlon. He constituted himself a Committee on Nominatiooa and retired for medttation. One of tbe unknown rentlernen Present re- wtarked that he favored Gen. Grant's re-el oe- ion, and attempted to give hia rcaaon for ao thluktnr.

out was promptly uppreaea. The Committee on Nomination returned and presented the name of Measra. J. M. Uevnolda.

li. Lincoln, and W. Sherwood. Tbe gentlemen were elected and the fng adjourned. Merlin; a th Colleaw at rbratetaaa aad Har teoaa of lb City of Calewaa.

A meeting of physlclaus was held at No. Ll2a Twenty-second street last Dr. Ttlmble In the chair. miontea of the preoediDg meeting were read and approved. The committee appointed at the previous meeting to draft a constitution and by-laws made their report, which was accepted.

-On motion of Dr. Jackson, the meeting was organized into a society, under tb nam of 'the "College of Physicians and Surgeoua of the City of Chleaeo." On motion of lr. Hyde, the constitution aud by-laws were taken up by sect i una and mJooted. Tbe meeting then adjourned to meet Monday night at tbe same place. next Balldlaa rermlta.

Th following building permits were granted byHhe Board of Public Works yesterday's MUl A and baeeaaant, tlxO feet, at he. HI Waebingtoa Hale A Ayr. Ite -story and tenni atone bolld-: I 1' Tti)'M lvti X. it, and Michluaa anoe. v.

K. Vi. lwo-eurT and haseoarnt brick build ug. iix a No. r.4 Wahaah aene; aln an 1 iMum.

nt hriek hailUiiig, apx) (act. In the rear u4 W.Ue.h arroue. 7 Peaetuor end kaaemeM stoa halld-. bw. 4ti.iH fM.uwiuuiimt..

wvi'. boUdiag. atxUfoet, r.e. 9it t't Jladlwa atreet, t'erveatlon. We aire requested to correct a rulstatemeat that appeared in an evening paper oonerulns; be tax collection of 1571.

The amount ehould" have been lOW.TOSJtt, instead of W.tco.SUl, as reported. While the mistake -was undoubtedly a typographical one, sueh aa la liable to oecur In mr ueenpaper ofBee, the rfOct upon the reputation of the city la none the lees ianaging. Everrbodr ho usee any of the ware In which Pettiboue deals should put this In their hats. On and ater May 1 hi stock of paper and twine will be concentrated at 3C8 State street, where bis headquarters will be. The rag and paper material tranrh of hie buaine will be car-j 1 No.

20, -o and iT-U Eiftu aveuue. ccancu. Tha La Sail Railroad ordinanaa Referre-d far Engromnt. A EaU to be Leued for Jone and Dearborn School District Orders Paased, Be porta In, Concurred Aft A special meeting of tbe Common Council waa held yeaterday afteraooa at 2:30 o'clock. There were recent Aid.

Dixoo, UoOen- Biaa, Thompson, DairKTiBtone, Traeey, Hlckey, Callertoa, BaUey, Bate bam, Powell. Holder, Bond, Wltbeck, Heath, GUI, CloTeUnd, IfcGrath. Bcbmldt. Stoat. Schaffner, Len- racber, McCaffrey, Carney, Clarke, Ogdea, Buaae and Mr.

The ordinance tor tbe rtralnatlou ol aohool lota in the "burnt district" was referred 'to the Clerk for engrossment. The report of the Committee on Fire aad Water, adverse to the passing of aa ordinance amending the fire ordlnanoe ao aa to allow the use of certain docks for the atorare of lumber, was taken up. Aid. Basse moved as an amendment that the Voundary of tbe North Side docks he changed read aa iouowi iX'jfll 1IDF oa was umv-H min use rvorra srenoe, sad thence west to the at line of the North Branch river, aad thence south oa eaet line of North Branca to main portion of th rlrer. aad Iheae east to lake ebor and north to place of beginning.

The amendment waa lost. Aid. McGenniasmoredtoeonenrlathe re port of the Committee, Aid. Powell moved as an amendment that tbe ordinance be placed on file. Aid.

Hoiden was in favor of the ordinance and hoped it would be passed. He moved that th ordinance be passed and the report be placed on file. Aid. Bond thone-ht tbe amendment of bis colleague out of order, being but the negative of Aid. cUenniaa.

Aid. Daecy thought the dock near the mouth of the harbor could aot be better ased than for the etorege of lumber. The expense of hauling from there was leaa than from i Twenty-ex emd street. So, too, there was no danrer of fire from that, direction, as all northeast winds are damp. Aid.

McGennis i accepted Aid. PowelTa amendment and the motion waa carried. Tbe report of the Judiciary Committee upon an ordlnanoe preacribing the width of loads of stone, timber and -other material on vehicles on the streets of the city was taken np. Aid. McGennisa moved to lay.

it upon the table. Ce'ried. BKrERBKD FOB BWOB09RXBTrT. The report from the tame Committee on an ordinance relating to obscene publications; was referred to the Clerk for engrossment. Tbe report from the Committee on Looal Aaaeesment on the petition of the Trustees of Olivet Baptist church was referred to the Clerk for engrossment.

balb or air KXonrsVHorsK. The report of the Committee oa Fire and Watr. reeommendinir the sale of an engine lot on West Jackson street, near- Clinton, for the mm of fg njQ. was hat lor want of tjo af firmative Totoa tbe and noes standing yeas.Z3t noes, The renort of the Committee on Streets and Alleys, adverse to the raising of the grade of fifth avenne. was concurred in.

The report of the same Committee, recom mending that the alley from Noble street in the west line of block 19. between Augusta and Emma streets, be filled in, waa oonourred irw. Two reports of the same Committee ordering the vacation of alleys in the West Di vision were laid over temporarily. XAILBOAD OBDIKAlrCBa. The ordinanoe concerning the Atlantic and Pacific railroad waa also laid over temporari ly, as also was tbe ordlnanoe referring to the xAbaueroaa.

BCHoox. TTTLTnroe. The report of the Committee on Schools, recommending the leasing of the old Bridewell lot to Grant A Prioe, was concurred in, and tne order passed. The report of the same Committee, recommending that the orders relating to the ereo-Ajon of a echool building at the corner of aentworth avenue and Thirty-third street be repealed, was not concurred in. Aid.

Bond moved that the vote on the report regarding tbe sale of tbe West Jackson street engine-house be reconsidered, and the ordinance referred for engrossment. Carried. Aid. Daggy naked a sun pension of the rules to present reports of the. Committee on Schools.

Granted, A report regarding the sale of theScammon school, waa ordered to be laid over and published. -v Another recommending that further action upon tbe matter of leaslua the old Bridewell lot be1 indefinitely postponed, waa concurred in. Anotner, recommending that tne i olioe Department be ordered to vacate tbe Jones school lot, was not concurred in. Aid. iJixon presented the followlne resolu tion: i MorreaT.

That the Board af Bdararlon be reaaeeted and directed ta leeee a ball or building for the aceom-aeodaUon ofth children ta tbe learbora and Joaea school dierricta, ae aald echooi aiiatrlctr ar without in, ncmnanKMlatiiinB whataiee. The resolution was adopted and the Coun cil adjourned. Brewing Beaalaa. A regular meetiiia was held in the evening. President Peggy in the chair.

Present. Aid-' rvutcaerDocker, tsowen, mis, iJixon. (Joey, McGennias. Thompson. Darrv.

Schmltz. Tracey, Uickey, Cullerton, Bailey, dowry, Bateham, Powell, Bond, Glade, Sweet, Wit-' beck. Heath, Gardner, Gill, Cleveland, Bueb-ler, McGratb. Schmidt. Stout, Schaffner.

Len- gacber, McCaffrey, Ugden, Buaae, Woodman, Verdier. Tbe minutes of the meet In but week were approved without COMMUNICATIONS. A communication waa received from Aid. Daggy in relation to lamp poets, accompanied bv a resolution directing the Hoard of Public Works to erect nine lamp poets in Kills para and three on Langley street. The resolution waa adopted.

A communication waa received rrom j. v. Farwell at offering to connect their, arte sian well with hydrants, and asking to be relieved from water taxes. Referred to the Committee on Fire and Water. rrrmOKS.

Hon. W. R. Ogden asked permission to build an outside stairway on the building on northwest corner or rrankiin and South Water streets. Granted.

Aid. Tracey presented the withdrawal of the Messrs. Kent of their offer to purchase the Long John engine-feoon. A order waa paaaod zor two lamn-poata in gfceldou street. Aid.

Daggy offered a resolution directing the- Board tit Public Work to employ an extra man to take care of Ellis, Referred. 1 Aid. Ijengncher offered a resolution direct ing the Board of Public. Works to put water- pipe in Conner Adopted. a resoiutiundirectinK tno ioara or ruuuc Works to Inquire into tbe obstruction of an alley off l'olk street, waa adopted.

Aid. Atcuratn prerented a remonstrance from people living In Armitage street airaJnat giving the Atlantic and Pacific Railroad Com lti the proposed riht of way; also, a remonstrance from property owners on other strrets against tne same measure. Aid. Dixon offered a resolution looking to tb removal "of the "police station front the Jones school lot, aud the erection of a station or justice's court, at the corner of Adams and Franklin streets. Referred to Commit tee on Police.

cmr TBgABTBEa'a betort. Tbe City Treasurer presented his annual re port for tne nscai Tear ending Marca at. irom which it appear that tbe balance on hand April 7. 1HT1, waa l.tJ7,euU; receinta. tit.

balance on hand April 1, UTi, szz.it. me report was placed on me. 8CHOOI. AOKVT'a BBPOBT. The rchool Agent -cuarterly report was also presented and placed on file.

aaronr from thb cobptboixkb. The Comptroller reported the bids received for engine-hour lot a follow For the Long John tot. and a. A Kent, per front foot for TiUworth engine Jot. 11.

Obermaa, l.o&l per front foot for lot oa Urarhora atreet, A. B. Meeker, per front foot t4.1M; lot on State atreet. near Congress, B. Kice, 70 per front foot lot on btat street, near iwigivea, wom uigejow, nw The report waa appropriately referred.

Seventeen propiMala for sites for engine-house were presented, ranging from 18,500 to fCUjUuu, and were also referred. TACAJfT A8aBAOB8HlP. A communication waa received from Tax Cummiasioner Hoiden, calling attention to the race that tne election of J. J. Clark Aeeor of the West Division had created a vacancy la the ofBoe of Assistant Assessor in the the West Divis ion north of a lux in street.

On motion of Aid. McGratb, the election of Assistant Assessor was made the special order for next Monday night. rraax-T wriovmrjrTn. Tha ordinance 'eoneerning the sidewalk space was taken np and after considerable dis-. UM unnn tha AM.

ihnT offered an ordr directing the Board of Public Works to exiend tUO in the improvement of Ellis park. mi, n.l.Ay nfl'lL Tbe enirroMd oruinance to prohibit the sale oi ou ace ne ltteraxura was Missed. The ordinance to pay tbe Olivet Baptist tnnrca .,.) waa alao i i im nwiiuuou j. v. loomia a lot oi real estate on th Weetfeide was Tbe eogrosaed ordinance for revaluation of school-lot leases In tbe burnt district was defeated.

i AMEWTtTVa TH rrBB OROTIC AM g. Aid. Powell railed up tha ordiuanee amending tbe fire ordinance eouceruing tUe moving to L' of building. ''Aa recommended by the Committee, it i lmndnl.fmfhrr. That the Board of puhlle Work anatl cauae aa adrertiaemeet ta be inaertel in the oar-poralion for Mreedara of the aams of lbs party ap-flT'n for enrh permit, the preeent loeatioa of the builomg to be bored, and the lot upon hich It pro-pueed lo BHe the sane, sod alao to raise ny haiM.ur not esceefiuagtwo atorie In helcht, aufflcieutly hiia place tbi-rennder a brick or atone baeemeat aot to exceed twelve (U feet la hslrht.

Aid. Bond moved a substitute, which waa list. i Aid. McGennlns moved to add Which said adrertianneBt a halt ind Irate proml-anat type at Its bead the diviaioa of th city la which tbe building is to be moved." The amendment was adopted. Aid.

Dagyy moved to strike out all after the word any In tbe aeventh line, and insert ooe-etorr building, twelve feet above established grade, and two-atory building not to xoeed three feet above established grade." The amendment waa adopted, the engroaa meat waived, and the ordinance passed. SCHOOL i.BASra. 'Aid. Thompson moved to reconsider the rote by which the ordlnanoe In relation to revaluation of lease of echool lot waa defeated. Carried, and tbe matter waa laid over.

Aid. Knickerbocker Introduced a resolution asking tbe Law Department to inquire Into -tbe validity of the school leases made in 1667. Aid. Dixon offered an amendment to the fire limits ordinance allowing a majority of the property owners of any block to vote themselves out of the fire limits. Referred.

The Committee on Finance, to whom was referred the bill of extras for work on the La Salle atreet tunnel, reported that the charges were excesaive, but that it was beyond tne control of tbe Committee, and should be left with the Board of Public Works. Concurred In. Mauan cunrm The aame Committee recommended that the claim of Mr. Brink merer, for a leg broken by falling through a sidewalk, be referred to the Corporation Counsel, suggesting asoo aa a fair amount. Aid.

Bchaffner moved tbe pasaage of an order giving Mr. Brinkmeyer 1.0" JO. The order for 1,000 waa referred to the Clerk for engrossment. uuir BBPOBT AAKBTD. The Finance Committee reported in favor of having the Relief and Aid Society report to the Council once in three months.

Concurred in. BAtLBOAS RrWAWCB8. The Coauni'tes on Kailroevda reported In favor of passing tbe ordinance aoeeptlnav the proposition of the North Division City Railroad Company to lay tracks in Lincoln Ave nue aud Centre street. Aid. Daanrr offered anlamendmenf.

Provid ing that nothing in the ordinanoe should be construed into giving the company th 09 years franchise claimed company 4n otner street, no oromanoe was nwo special order for 8 p.m. next Monday. TBB 1A (ALL! BOAI. The ordinance providing-Xor entrance of the Chicago and La Salle railroad into tha city was taken -An amendment providing that the company bail not occupy the depot grounds of any other company waa adopted. Aid.

Schaffner moved to strike out section 10. tarried. i Aid. Gill offered aa amendment, requiring the company to purchase the property from the' owners on It line, who desired to sell, the price to be agreed upon by the parties or determined by arbitration. Adopted.

Mr. Clowry offered an amendment providing that the viaducts shall havo approaches on either aide of an elevation of not more than one foot in forty, to be built and maintained by tbe company. Adopted. Tbe ordinance was referred to the Clerk for, engrossment, ATurno akd Memo. 1 The ordinance granting right of way to the Aliuuo tna ncuw vh wscu an Aid.

McGratb moved to make lathe special order for 30 next Monday night. Agreed. BKXI. AXD TtTBMKB'8 BOAD. Aid.

Woodman moved to take np the ordinanoe granting permlsaion to Bell Jt Turner to construct a railroad across Archer avenue. Carried. The amendment of Aid. Tracey requiring the earn to be moved bv horses was adopted. A motion to paaa the ordinance waa lost- ayes.

23; noes, iz. a id. Powell moved to reconsider the vote. Carried, and the matter was postponed for two weeks. The Council then ad jonrned.

i COUNTY COMMIUIORERS. Consideration of the Jail Plans. Communications, Reports, The Board of County Commissioner met yesterday afternoon, and waa called to order by Secretary Nile, who read a telegram from President White designating Commissioner Hitchcock Chairman pre (em, if preeent, and in hia absence Commissioner Lonergan. Some of the Cosumlssloners wanted to know where the President obtained his power to appoint a presiding officer; and a motion, to make Mr. -Crawford Chairman pro (em waa Carried unanimously.

The members present were Commissioners (Ash ton, Crawford, Harrison, Jones, Lonergan, jPahlman. Roelle. Skellr. Stems. Hertinx.

Hitchcock and Harris. i rXAKS FOB THB JTAIX. On motion of Commissioner Ashton. the Board went into committee of the whole on the plans for jail and court-house. Commissioner Harrison being called to the chair.

Commissioner Ashton moved to take up the plana in order and invite the architects to explain them, Mr. Stearns did not wish to discuss the plan without a full Board was present. Mr. Crawford moved to amend tbe motion so as to take np Mr. Baumann's plans first.

Commissioner Skelly did not think the Board waa prepared to take up the plana at present, as he wished to give all the architects a chance to present plana. Commissioner Crawford did not wish to out off any plana. If no plan waa presented that, was satisfactory new plans could be adver tised i or oy tn xsoard. xo plan should be-adopted until it waa known what waa wanted. lommtaaloner Skeuv aatd It wanUd soon an- pear that the Board waa In favor of a certain plan and that would atop all work on other plana, had better haaten very slowly in this matter.

Commissioner Hitchcock thought the ob ject of Coenniiaaiontrr Skelly would be better obtained by can vanning the matter thoroughly. Tbe arehitecta would be able to take advan tage of the criticisms of the Commissioner. Commissioner Harrison said the plana were too costly, none of them could be carried out for leaa than MO0.0O0. Cook county waa not prepared to go over 1 200.000. The Board had 1 1,60,00 to borrow.

It was likely that the jail would cost on any of tne plan aouu.uw, lor the proof of the pudding waa in chewing the rag the county would nave to loot tne diil. One of the plan was for toOO.OOO He wanted A. 1 h. I. nlHi-Al cheapness of tha building would be consid ered.

Commissioner Hitchcock wished to have the plan discussed so that architect would learn what the views of the Board were on the subject. i. Mr. Skelly did not think it would be right to traffic in the ideas of the architects who had presented plana, without paving for them. The motion to take up the Baumann plan was carried, and Mr.

naumann was sent for. On motion of Mr- Hitchcock, the Commit tee roee and asked leave to sit again. coBBCincATioKa. Tbe Clerk read a communication from Geo. W.

Wheeler, County Clerk pro asking how much salary the Judges were entitled to per annum from the county, and when it snoutd te paid." Mr. Hitchcock moved that the Clerk be di rected to draw bis order for such proportion tlVW per annum as the Judges are entitled to nnuer tne old taw. ABCRTTKCTS WAKTBT. The janitor reported that Mr. Baumann could not be found.

Another architect was sent for. Commissioner Harrison called up the reso- lution empowenng tne county Clerk to pay salaries of county officers and employes with out consulting the Board. It was read. Comniistiioner Harrison thought it might be expedient to rescind tbe resolution so that the Board could keep the ran of expense. He moved that the County Clerk be Instructed to render a statement of the orders given py mm on tbe Treasurer at least once a mourn, vanned.

COBMCinCATlOSa AOAIW. A communication was read from the Superintendent of Public Charities asking for a horse on the Poor Farm, and a woman to take' car oi tne ironing room at the Insane Asylum. Referred to Committee on Poor-Houss and Paupers, with power to act. County Attorney Root reported that he waa investigating the title to the property on which tbe new jail is to be located as fast as the abstracts could be obtained. He alao reported that the Mutual Security, Merchant and Gorniauia Insuranao Companies, in which tbe county was insured, were bankrupt that the Lamar had Insured in The Peoples of California, and recommended that' some person be named to represent the bounty at the meetings of creditors.

Tbe report was accepted, and ha was appointed to represent the county. The County Attorney called attention to the fourth section of the Burnt Record bill, concerning the restoration of public map aad and recommended tbe appointment of a committee to investigate tbe matter. Referred to the Committee on Judiciary. JAIt PXABa AO A IX. The Board then went into rommittee of the whole on the plans for the lalL Mr.

Rose, designer of one of the plans for tbe new jail, was introduced, and gav a verbal explanation of th designs. Mr. Baumann also appeared and set forth tbe advantagea ot hia plans to tour or fire Comml.sioners. The Committee arose, reported progress, and the Board adjourned. ME INTER -OCEAN.

TUESDAY. APRIL 20, 1872. Shipments of ,000,000 Bashela of Orala Tha Stralta. 1 Various die patches have been received concerning the Strait of Mackinac It is generally conceded that this important thoroughfare has been open to navigation for several dsya. The clearance: for below yesterday were aa follows: 1 fXXABAKCM, Schooner R.

C. Crawford, Buffalo, YM 19.n00 bushels of corn. Bark Rad-W hite-and-Blue, Buffalo, 29,300 buahels o( eorn. Brig Starlight, Buffalo, 19,900 bushels of com. Bark UaadiUa, Buffalo, 26,000 baiheU of corn.

5 Propeller Montgomery, Port Huron, 724 barrels of Hour, 16,000 bushels of PropeUer 8. D. Caldwell. Port Huron, 20.118 bushels of com, 600 barrels of pork, 100 Heroes hams. PropeUer Maine, Ogdensbnrg, N.

S.000 butibels of corn, 100 barrels of hour, Vtt barrels of pork, 73 tierces lard and sundries. Bark. William Sturgee, Buffalo, 17,211 bushel of corn. Schooner Metropolis, Buffalo, 16,043 bushel of corn. Schooner W.

I. Wilcox, Buffalo, 24,240 bashela of corn. Schooner Yankee Blade, Oswego, N. buebels of corn. Bark Lottie Wolf, Buffalo, 23,000 bushels of Schr F.

M. Knapp, Buffalo, 25,453 bushels of corn. Bsrk James King, Buffalo, 82,500 bushels of corn. Schooner G. D.

Norria, Buffalo, VL531 bush-els of corn. Schooner Minnie Williams, Buffalo, 20,100 bushels of corn. Schooner Selkirk, Buffalo, 21,000 bushels of "schooner Kate 1 Bruce (new) Buffalo, 22,480 bushels of com. rkhooner Marian Egan. Buffalo, 18,520 bushel of corn.

Schooner Ethan Allen, Buffalo, 10,143 bushels of corn. Bark Nelson, Buffalo, 29,250 bushels of corn. Bark A corn, Buffalo, 22,570 bnabels of corn. Bark Advance, Buffalo, 22,03 bushels of Bark Parana, Buffalo, 98,583 bushels of corn. The amount of grain in these Teasels la 5C8 bushel.

ta chiefly com. Tne total amount shipped by water thua far this season (during tha last few days) is 1,9.10,1 ft4 bushels. Shipments of grain from St. Louis, by rail and water, for the whole of last yearwereonly about B.uuo.ouo busneis. The water in the harbor is high enough to admit of the departure of veaaela with very little trouble.

XtMPATCHXn. Tii-riMvr. April 20. Intelligence from Mackinac dated April 28 reports ice in North channel broken up. Steamers can doubtless SBhastw lkWSMnVl -t.

Epeciai TalegrsBl to tha Inter-Oceaa. VT MiLWAUtci, Wla April 29. From th rnlng Wisconsin. The following private dispatch was re ceived here this morning: AC BABLB, Apru p. m.

lmiel lOlaworth. tne I "Ice all broken ap Tn th northern pasaage af the ta, tug levt traits. a. a. swouss, Prooeller Grace Dormer.

The Grace Dormer wintered at Cheboygan. and la on her way to Bay City, for repair. (Whether Captw Bouchard passed through the north passage 1 aot known, but taking it for granted that ha did, this la no. indication that the Straits proper are -open. It only goes to show whaA has been known for some time.

hat the ice la srona about Boia Blanc Island. The narrow strip of water between Points La Barbe and Point St. Ignaee on the north, and McGulpln'a Point and Old Fort Mackinac on trie south, through which all vessels must pass in going through the Straits, la no doubt still covered with ice ao strong as to delay the pas sage of steamers else the propeller Cham- ninin would long since have arrived at Port Huron, on her way While throwing rlnnbt nnon tba statement of Cant- Bouchard. we are of the opinion that the ice blockade cannot last much longer, and look for the Intelligence of the pasaage ot steamers to- Th. uVimim Phnlnmne- loaded with grain for Oswego, towed out of our harbor and set aall this morning.

Tbe Phalarope is the first aail weasel to leave Milwaukee this season. fika la commanded bv Cant. Edward Doyle, aa formeriy. The schooner Senator will alao leave lot Oswego thld afternoon. I TBBOUOH AT LAST.

Dbtbott, April 28. Two staamrra were seen on I ir a It neon this Jl 1 1 Ul.ktnn They probably came through the Straits of Mackinac yesterday. 1 COUtT RECORD. raited Slates Circuit Coo rt April annr BTrrra. i HarVev Weld Commerce Inavranc Comnaar and Tlrat Nauoaal Bank of Chicago.

Bill la ehancery for. -Hie A Beokford, soiicitars. i JobabnowdOB hia own right, etel'v. James Henry. BUI- In chancery for account, AC.

Asoy ae, ammiob at -Hoyae, boucitotb. i Geo. aaiigne. Ac. vs.

Trsdere K- tional Bank. Order reetoring record. laiteA eUaree liissrlc Csrt April -bbw ami's. Horace O. nsdee -of T.a Rati eonntv.

Petition la bankruptcy flled by A. C. A O. F. Badger.

juror aq juoaptti. jw' BAKBBTJPTCT. 9.051 H. O. Hedge Rale issued returnable 9th Of May, and provisional warrant of aeisur.

l.B5g Ale Brewing Compaay, Order spptov. ing report of aale of claime flled. Turner A meld. Order that copies of records flled this day atand in place of original. S.C01 Great Western Insurance Company.

Prayer of petition of George Bow en and P. F. bpeneer denied, and exceptions and appeal prayed. Also, order modifying Injunction against th Nstiossl Bank of Commerce, to allow them to sell boa da and bold proceeds until farther action of Court. Alao, order of reference toRearie er Hubbard to take nroof.

Ac. noon James Baxter's chums; Ssmlsr Caart April 99, If gW BTTITB. IaM TTadley ts. Ellen J. Had ley.

lBII! (or divorce' Tor oesert Ion and adultery. neweu rratt, aoiicitor Brnjunis Berry vs. Mary Dodge r)u Herman. Trespass, 15,000. D.U.

and John K. W. attor- '7. Thill et al. vs.

Jamesalalr and Joseph Hadfleld. Aseumpsit. Hutchinson A Luff, attornevs. Ernvtine Meson tb. Louis Meson.

Bill for dirorcc A Goodrich, solicitor. i marina arrwm vs. Booert a.arwta. rail tor vorc. bsme aoiicitor.

Caroline M. Ames Ta. Clark' H. Ames. Bill for dl vorce.

Same solicitor. David S. Maxwell vs. Sllza BTsxweU, Bffl for di-vorc. Same solicitor.

JuHs V. Dill vs. David S. Dffle. Bul for divorce.

Sam solicitor. Wm. H. Pntnam vs. gjjsabeth Purnam.

Bill for dlTorrc Sam eollcltOT. Wm. J. Volk va Louisa Yolk. Bin for divorce, Sam solicitor.

Wm. j. pterpont va Ansa Plerpcat. 'Bill for dl-Vorea. Same solicitor.

Orria Miller vs. a. at a L. Miller. Bill for divorce.

Same solicitor." Abraham Moees and Martha If oeea vs. John R. Brook Brii in chancery for certain relief, aad for injunction to rest rata any proceedings oa four promissory notes fir $5UI each, said to be Improperly obtained by dffeudsut, aatt to reetrsin proceedings at law oa a Judtrment and exerntion in one of tb a hove notes. -R Smith, atrorney. Susan Matthews vs.

John Matthews. Bill for divorce for desertion. Reynolds A Richberg, solicitor. Ceok County National Bank vs. Abel Galpia and T.

M. Bradley. Repierin. B. C.

Cook, attorney. Mary Dunne va. Sophia X. Fox. Bin in chancery to compel defendant to file plat or map of Fox's subdivision of Norwood Park, similar to the, one origin-ally made, and for a conveyance of lot No, 19 in said addition.

Jame Dunne, solicitor, a John T. McCarthy vr. Susan S. Brown. Richard T.

Race and Frank F. Brown. Bill In chancery to compel surrender of conveyance and recouTrTanc of lot n. blcek 10, and lot block original subdivision of Irving Park. D.

J. Leary, solicitor. Da rid 11. Tin an ra. J.

B. tllchter and Charles IT. Atkins; Jungmeet on cognovit, Mll.tA. C. J.

Beattie for plaintiff and Motion Culver for defendants. Caroline M. Wllon vs. Charles F. Wilson.

Bill for divorce for desertion. R. R. Landla, solicitor. Martha W.

Gay, administratrix de bonis son of Joseph Gay, deceased, va. Francis K. Hinckley, defendant. Creditor's hill In ehancery for discovery and injunction oa judgment, on which Is due 75, and for an injunction (granted). Miller, Frost A Lewie, sonritora.

i Michael Hogsn vs. Vif-gis Hogan. Bill for divorce for desertion. Niseen A Bainom, solicitors. busines done in absence of the Judge.

Btfor Judo Gary. caix TO-xoaaow." Calendar Noe. IM to 900, except let. 16T. 170, ITS, 177, rra.

ix. iea tut. is. ie. tei.

iw. ttn. Term no. m. Friend vs.

IUInois Central Railway. Oa trial and will occupy most of the forenoon. -JT-DOlf TJTT8. OBDXRg AXD TRIALS. 7U-McrseraB ra McFarlaad.

Set for May by atrreement. I Finn vs. Gavin. Cblcsgo sad Northwesters i Railway Company garnishees. Judgment again.

gar- nisneea on taetr answer lot ssus. ueorg. vv uiara vr iiiainuna. 1.H18 O'Connor vs. David R.

Allen. Oa motion, petitioner leave to file new petition la Hen. Ac, aad also supplemental peritf ouasaklng new parties, llardy a jjemvn iot peunonera. s.W.t Hull va. Wright.

Tleav lo'ffla new anneal bead in ten days or appeal to be dlamiiteed st defend- ant a costs with procedendi tin: Kinner for dtifvurluiiL. NelMMB vs. Liarfwln. Rule oa defendant to file new appeal bond la um or appeal to badia-mipsed. Ac iNoUe to defendanti.

ai Thayer et al. ts. Uutehmaon. Submitted to Court by agreement, and set for May 4. Hibhanl, Rich A Noble lor plaintios, and Forrester A Beem for def ndsnt.

ad Fourth National Bank vc Horace Heed et aL Motioa fur aew trial denied and appeal, tea dare for bond In SrOO. Ac Ml bmith ts. Third National Bank Submitted to Court and passed. Howe A Russell for plaintiff and Thompson A Sheldon for defendant. t.t'Xl Hiud et al.

va. Kenmg et aL Ruth on plain tiff to file new petition In lien. Ac. or suit to be die- missed. Theodore ScbinLs for pUintlna; Kinney A Veck for flctfenrianta.

Mat Porter re. Owen. Leavs to fll new declara- tioa la lira. Ac, and alias summons laeard. ICA Porter vs.

Henderson, bsme order. tf Irccot ra. Uastinga. Rule aa plaintiff to file new declaration and bend In ten days or suit to be eosls with retnrno hshendo. MH bmitb et al.

va. Lemdecker. Tried by jury and verdict for plaintiff, fl.miA A. B. Baldwin for plsin-118'.

and Rae Mitt-neil for defendanL sua Ta. James. On motioa Of plaintiff ditmissrd at hi Costa. Wait A Ciaik, klli.rn..,. a- Fanning var Lincoln, Qui oa defeadant lie new arpeal hr-nd in ta rlara.

or aoeal br disa.ie.e. Ac. K'noey A Te foe j.a:!)tid. e.l sn A.trree t.on --ar V. Oa motion of pls'r 'J a.fauMoi at Ui costs, hasaidt A bail for i va.

ef Mle- tfff eiTntex-d at h.a ooeta Tenner. atcCkvLsud A Teeney. attoroej-a. rnena a eet ml waiimad obi nan v. AsuanpsH for roods snnv on trial, and ad-lonrned til mormnr: Bnrunienta tn Ke heard.

A. li Mlille and Kohert llniy for Jewett A Adams for defeadauts. Circuit Ceart A aril 89, mv arrra. Caronse Paraoas ra. Mortinare 11.

Wniiaeaa. and Albert D. It. Jndentent na awafaaaiua. looi.U.

Aldridge A Toartellotte sitoraers. 1 ilwsru r-araona wa. Mortimer H.w 11 llama SDH Arnert B. Jndrneut on eonleasisn, IlisitK aUuriilgs A Teartelkatta. ttmnna B.

O. VeCmJinas ra. A aUetai. tWI nanrloa. Ac lea re lo SJe copy ef bul sad raw endaal lo anewer ta thlrtV day.

si luiev vs. auiey. Km to ateeniv laianetina denlea. Moraa English fur som pauses! aad T. bhiriey for sao riper vs.

movormaca. xm so ani 1 1 axieaaea Ira day. Jwrore JrnOera. I CALi. FOB TO-BtOltBOW.

i Calendar vo. 1-U lo IM. No raaae oa trial. Tb Cnnrt went through th call for the day with the for- Krwiag result: Boa FnTler vs. Americaa -t foe Meed a Mae Hft Kramer va.

Krewer. 1 kain Ta. Briia. i.ObC Buaeel TS. Sloe, l.oxl kiondy va.

asnaa. rAsra CONTINUED. -All HanoTer Manufacturing Co. a ITInoH Central Railroad Co. ASM t.ti 8haVr.

1.0J4 rWlTa t. Almqutet. I.O06 ,1 Webber. 1.07 Keha vs. Jaoebeoa.

l.u-o t.ullfojrl r. OKUKRS. T-TDmi va. VcGowan. PUralsecd St pUihUff's oa, hy his attorney, L.

11. V. 'heit. 1. Carroll Notion or OeTeonani ro dliuniaa for want of iurlrriicrion of JiiMi- denied aad Oane suhmirted to Court hy airreejnent.

Loineti inrre vs. jueoie. Appeal tiwuiNna oa motion af plaintiff a attorney with procedendo. l.Oos ewaneoa vs. Coe.it Ar-iloa by nM-on-traclor for lien.

Petltton was materially amended this ntoralng, aad, on ease being railed, rule on defendant to plead, answer or demur, in ten days, and cauae continued. Ix Lany A Ferm for plaintiff aad Lymaa A Jackson far defendant. XHurt Judv A0. Rorica As Jsdge Booth wOl go on with th Criminal Court oa Monday next, he pnrpoaee discharging hi Jory oa Wedneeday Bight. Tha balaaee of tbe week will be devoted to beaxing causes aueedj aubaaiUed lo aim aad ntotiona for new uiaia.

CALL, ron TO-MOB mow. Calendar Woe. pS lo loe, leclasiTn. aimer va. Betta on trial aad will oeewpy a tlMis.

JtllMaMTII, OXDtM AND TltlALS. ISO Tooasey va. I nited Statea Brirk toaasay. 11 Sin, vs. aaaa.

Leaee to pUinnST to amend deriaratioa aad auouuona la accordance with pica of misnomer. G. No. 1,101 AronhelmeT va Co. Bail to he In stifled la tea days.

J. U. Peck (or defendant aad psyne for plaintiff. IM6 Metxger ra. Rmeraon W.

Scott, L. Scott and John B. Collin a. Oa AefaaM of Linos Boot, damage Sisrsaed at gtOl.eu, and )udement against aim for aame. Rnayaa A phuutid's attorneys.

1.03 Tah vs. Schiuod. By atlpulauoa, submitted te Court to be tried an St days' aouca. BM Kelly et si va Walker at at, Dlrmifsed at plaintias coeta per atlpulauoa. l.liS Deckel, tb, AAams.

Dlamlased at plain tiff's eoet a oa motion of hia attorney. It IS Condon ts. Dargaa. Tfarvey, Anthony A Gait enter appearance for plaiatiff. 11 Lask ts.

Cartter. The trial of this case agsla resumed, and tb Jury rendered a verdict flnding th property In the plaintiff sad damages $1 and also thai the defendant is guilty of the wrongful taking of the goods. Motioa for new trial by defendant. V. J.

Leary and Geo. Gardner for plain Off aad K. Dow for defendant. 816 8 inner ra, Heite. Appeal ta action (or forcible detainer of No.

dsn Elston arson s. on trial by jury and evidence heard; adjourned till to-enorrow. Joeepa Wright and J. A Hunter far plaiatiff-, Tboemae bhiriey for aef eadsot. BtfortJvdg Tn.

XOTICS. Judge Tree' time la taken up for ths remainder of tbla term, cases having been act for every day. so eaea will h. mm in edvsnea ttt this term. tfilPU- Swansou vs.

Coeeettet aL Lear to pUlanff to amend petition, 1,071 Brandt va Dahlherg. Ordered that summons ihim nMnrnsnle nea-S tena. Wm. H. bkelly vs.

James D. Weldon et aL Leave to reinstate appeal de novo, and rule on defendant to file bond in twenty day a Use A JfitcnciJ eater appearance for defendants Winchester Hall vs. George 8hsw, Sam vs. John Kroer, 8am va John Steer, 8ane va N. P.

Caapia, bamT. H. COvermaa, Barneya. r. JJ.

Juna, Bame vs, rharlea Bchonthaler. bame vs. KUsa Spalding et aL. Sams va Jennings. Oa application aled hi th a bore case leave te restore lies de novo and ordered ihmfnmwi, tssnst.

oa nioa Hid and Leather Company vs. Sela et hi, GItcb to the jury with leave to seal verdict. cKaight vs. Rogers. Defendant wlthdrawa'seav tore loin to renUotkm aad stands Setaurvse.

I. ani O'Connor vs. Ailea et al Oa kMstlon at plalntifra attorney all order beretoforv entered ar eaealed and suit dlamlased and stricken from th docket, papers having been filed in, this court by Bus. take. 1 1X1 Ray TMcHueh et i BMni mA lodgment tgalost Jobs ina-j fo -ir 'CSlas ks 1c oUwt alriaanta.

M. W. Kobinsoa (or plalntiB. CouatT Cmrnr ArMI 9B. Btfon Mai rrUMssa.

nun atmrroKsiu. 1 Batatas of Absalom R. Godacj. Inventory, Ac ap- steof Solomon. Sam.

order. VkXwS cf Fraak D. tooghton, minor. okkisal r.tata af Rohe-t bheppard. Claim of Philip Myers for IM7.S6 allowed.

Ktie or- Peter JohthK-U- Grant admlnlatranoa to Wilhemlns Johnson, widow, and John Oliver. Bond to Wm.WhltehnrchaadAB. and bobd of fi.Ooo approved. Estate Harvey H. Chapman.

Grant ef saSrtniBTra-tlon to John K. Cbapman; bond ofi JUHns rimes vsnun, rw VI ani.aup. Patrick Dslton. AplicaUoa of aUogod inaanlty dirmrseed. Re Sanrnei Warrant -sod Tpnlre retm-nabl April 80, te try tiuestloa of maanity.

Sffor JtHlp Csrsoa Brnn. tried for arsoa for arttlng Are to the ban aad hay-stacks of George Wright, a ss acquitted. TXIAL. TO-MORROW. Cregotlo Pert, who wss convicted snd aenteeeed to the penitentiary for life for the killing of Michael Ready, will be tried to-nsorrcw edneUy lor th murder of Daniel tinea.

I 1 be Tradern' I new ranee Csnsssf at Chlcaso A Be Batawaitas. i The tru name for Chloagw Is tha miracle It growth a-as tha marrcl of the age: its destruction wonderful It rebuilding will be miraculous. Nature abhor a vacuum. And It seems as if all the- surplus energies of tb world had rushed in to fill the vacuum created by the fire. Tbe last thing which, it waa supposed that new Chicago would boast.

was tbo possesion of inauranoe capitaL eJtpital represents surplus wealth not wealth diverted from pro- Juctiv but wealth which could afford to run na extra hazard for a moderate return. He would have been a brave man who had predicted, amid tbe ashes and desolation of last October, that in' five years Chicago capitalists would have ventured upon the organization of an insurance company. Scarce aix mouth bare passed since then, and not only is the venture made, but the thing la ao- compllsned. Tbe- Traders' Insarance Company of this elty is no stranger to our merchants and shippers. After an' honorable and profitable career; it withdrew from- business In L7, on account of the universal low rates then prevailing, and withdrew in such fashion that after paying all claims and safely reinsuring all its risks, it returned ta its stockholders the full amount of their stock with a handsome The charter of this excellent Company has been kept alive ever since, and bow It haa been reorganized ny some oi our very nest business men on a different from that of any other insurance company in the world.

Its capital is-one half million dollars, and, taught wisdom by the disasters of tbe past, every dollar of it Is to be Invested in registered Cnlted States bonds. This la a security which fire cannot consume, whioh rests upon the broad basis of the prosperity of the whole country, and whioh in an emergency is instantly convertible into cash. Tbe advantage of ao investing its funds will be apparent at a glance. Already 9300,000 of United Statea bonds have been purchased and registered for the Traders', and the balance of tbo capital will be paid In and similarly registered before the 6th of May. The organization of tbe company is such aa to commend It to the fullest extent to the confidence of the people.

Its officers and directors are taken from the choicest and best known of our business snen. Their names are ample guaranty of good faith and honorable dealing. The officers are B. P. Hutchinson, President: 8.

A. Kent, Vice-President, and Wm. E. Rollo, Secretary. Its el ii-eetnra arw as follows B.

P. Ittrrcaueox, I A to An vaswrni, Jmo. Bt-CKwaaLaal, T. L. Pabkbb, Csaiui ConwrocK.

W. D. HoruavBuao, C. Kaxmv, MAJtsnAij. Fiaut, H.

A. Hcntnrv. A. Km, New York. Jonu Tvaaatx, CaABLBa P.

G. CaAaarun, W. IL Mt-BBAT, M. N. Jokbs, J.

K. FlSHKB, How Ann PaiaeTLT. C. J. tu-Ata, 8.

-A; Cbas. B. Asa Dw, B. STgvaiia c. e.

A. 8. Brwse-. J. W.

8. U. McCbba. Wnxian liofctrTT B. F.

krnnii, Wrxlam DtcaoiaOK, Gaosws Kixisoit. Roacav Wabbbm, J. M. Rtcnnonn, Bucaio. a.

-x Every true Chicagoan wm rejoloe at tha formation of this oooapamy. Tha there is need of such a company to lend Ita protection to the material Interests of this city, who doubts? Aad this company had secured among ita stockholders some of the most prominent men in New or, Buffalo and Montreal, such connections aa will give It at once a valuable prestige all the territory tributary to the lakes, and place it in a position to command choice lines at remunerative "several other attempts have been made since thailre to orenire a Chioeo iniursDos eom-pany, but for on reason or another they have To't belongs th honor of being the first fire insurance company of the new and better Chicago that already is and is yet more gloriously to be. And everyone who Investigates tbe claim of tb company will say that tbe honor Is worthily bestowed. The Traders' contemplates branching out into an extended agency business in August and September next, should the ourrent rate at that time promise safety and Tort Interesting Statement of the Work or the Department. The Board of Police and Fire Com valours held a regular as too yeeterdsy after boob.

President Talcott In the chair, rree-ent, Coaamisslonrr lUbm, EerUaa and Pavla. Patrolmaaj Edward Ifoean waa charred with InatteaAloa to duty. The witnesses net being present, th case was continued un'Xl this afteraooa. The following man having served sixty days, were appointed tegular poJloeanen J. J.

Le vin, Cbaa. Schwetnm, Jaa. Traynor, Jas. Bed. Jaa.

MoAvoy, Henry Fleiechkavuer, Peter Klalbalsa. Henry Mirth. Edwin A. Soblum, Isaac Ovell and John McSweeny. The following men were appointed on trial for lxtv davs M.

K. Olson, W. A. Serceant, James Cook. John Miiane and Geo Auer.

At the request ef the hupenntetvle'iit, tpe clal i'oliceniaa George Lee- wa dismissed from th (oree. gntirr.DV's rv-virt. The fourth annnal report ot th rnrerin- lendent of Police, ending March JL, was f' resented. It srives a tabular suueoiant sbow-ng the- value of stolen property recovered value o( property reported (tolent number o( arrests, and amount of fine collected. Owing to tha complete Oe.M ruction oi tha polio headquarter and of tha principal stations In the i irst and Third Precinct, the returns of the stations are omitted (ortbe quarter ending October aud for the eight days.

Should these records be riven they would probably give about one-filth of the bualne Bone. i i The police force at prevent conetat or on genera, superintendent, tbrre-csptains, twenty aergeant and four hundred and twauty-ure patrolmen. IDS I inn i let inn rvim r-1 iwi, mun Soon be vacated, as they ar now occurring public school building. The Board Kduear-l ion now vast tbo budding, anal a -now polio station must bo built. BOOM at UjrDATIOBS.

The Bu peri tend en iwooarirnond the n-largement of Bridgeport sub-polio a tat ion, and; tbe immediate rebuilding of tbo Pint and 'Third Police Precint houses, tb improvement of the Second 1 Tec Luc and Twenty-second street sub-ctatloo. Tbe Superintendent alao asks the soma provision be made to enlarge- the polio Soroe, a when extra men are wanted, it IS necessary -to draw them from tbe sub-stations, leaving bnt a small number at tbo stations. taxcb or stouK raorusrTr, jtcataxB or ABBstarra. to. Total valu of property reported stolen.

g4.4e Total value of stolea property retoreroa Total amount of flaes Total number of tl ail 1 here were males aad Ms famalea arrested, Total, si, tel. There war 8,117 married aad 2X.T14 alagl. Total. 91.W1. hsuiber of lost chQdrea 84 Number of BKSrBCTTVB ASIA, Tnetr reepec tie ages were: lador IS years.

118: from SU years. axt yean, to SOyeara, aTaX; so 60 yeare. l.t:U to tat years, Sol SO te 70 lears, lx 70 to OU years, K. Total, alSl. 1 ttow rrlrawiiro or.

Number dlechsrred In I-oltce S.1M It amber sent to Reform It umbor arnt to ounty Arent umber sent to Unas, of Friendless. Number Bent aa kuman Catholie Asrlnm Number eent to the House of the Oood shepherd Number aant to the Foundlings' Home. Number ant th Hash inn on Ian Hons. umber tamed over aa Vnited btatea Com mis- a ea ic 1 Wnmber held oa criminal charges. Number bound arer to keep th peace Number tned La Palic Cuurt.

4 wATl0m.AIjrxIBa, American 5i SorweyUns. a rVjheaoiSju. lw.lPoUnders..... nei grins Danes FrtWh lOlPortngues. 143 i a oo ew a trO SCOt Can a a iH 8vl oI a CXARQTjs OB WHICH THXT, WCRI AgBXIT KT.

Adultery, 89 arson, 23 assault, 25 assaulting officers, 28; assaulting with intent, 11; assaulting with intent to commit robbery. with intent to kill. 1 55 assaulting with intent to do bodily Injury, St assaulting with a dradly weapon, 242 accessory to robbery. It attempt to commit arson, 12 attempt to commit larceny attempt to ovmmit rapet bastardy. 17; bigamy.

burglary, 100; bathing inside airy limits, carrying concealed weapons, li; cheating. crime against nature, '1; contempt court, cruelty to animals, 15; drunk. drunk and jfliaorderly. disorderly and vagrancy, Hi disorderly and rv-aisting otRcTt, S8; destitute, LjS; embezzlement, 1 exposure of person, 20; forgery, 26; fast driving. 85; fugitive from jestlce.

gaming. highway -robery, 23; infsne.2; interft-ring whbolhoera la toe discharge, of their duties, 9u; inmates of bouse pf ill-fama, 71 inmates of eUsorder-lv bnoap. 2U0; inmates--of gaming house, Z12; kee-ping. difrder! bouse, 1-H keeping gaming hemse, keeping houses of iii-fame, tJ larceny, malicious mischief, itt; mayhem, 10; murder, manslauiKbter. li); obtainlna money under false pretensea, 7 esnsatnlng goods under false preterieee.

rrrcharging, perjury. passing eounterfett money, peddling license. 47; prize-fighting, rape. 12; not, 141 robbery, lo? repreeenttng nim-aell an officer, Zi; refusing to assist officer, 11; ret-rating no offloer, 9t; receiving stolen property. swindling.

4 1 shooting Inside xlty limits. 29; threats. 47; 'Vagrancy, 81; violation expresa ro-xlinanoe, 24 violation railway ordlnanoe, 133; -violation bridge ordinanoe, violation depot ordinanoe, 13; vio-Wtion liquor ordinanoa, vloLatioo, health ordinance, 22; violation back ordinanoe. wiolartton sidewalk ordinanoe, '43 violation harbor ordinance, violation fire violation lamp ordinanoe, IS: violation street ordinance, SI scavenger ordinance, violation peu-k ordinance, ad viola-' tion market ordinance), violation aaloon ordinanoe, 14 violation vehicle ordlnAnee, 628; violation auetiooeers ordinanoe, 30; violation porters and runners ordinance, 36; violation junk dealers ordlnanoe, 41; violation pawnbrokers ordinanoe. violation trees ordinance, 17; violation bogging ordinance, 17; violation dog ordinance, violation weight and measure ordinanoe, 20; violation tunnel ordinance.

It violation hay ordinance, Total, 21.93L xKPiTatxrirr or pabtzbs AaaxsTXU. Actors, actreeaes, artists, 11; arehitecta, 11 agents, 05; anctlooeers, 67; attorneys, brewers, bakers, 57 1 butchers, 202; blacksmiths, 156; barbers, 62; bartenders, 32; bill post ens la book-binders, bool-Jteepera, 14; brass finisher. broom brick makers, 10; boiler makers, brush makers, basket makers. box makers, bridge teuders. bridge builders, bankers, Zi brokers, 'bus driver, caulkers, ear-pen tera, C60; eon-feet loner, clairvoyants, 1 riergymen, i curriers, constaUos, 19; clerks.

Sod; copper-smiths, carriage makers, cabinet makers, cigar makers. 61 contractors, coopers. 65; eooks, 19; carvers, 14; custodians, 1 coachmen, 4 comb makers. 1 collectors, 4 dancing masters. djruggtots, 6 draymen, 26; drovers, distiller, 2: engineers, 48; expresamen, 891 engravers, 11 editors (from St.

Bouisi, (armera, 30; fortune tellers, furriers, 1 fishermen, 1 firemen. 7 glaziers, "1 grocers, 18 gardeners, gamblers. 146; gunsmiths, gas-fitters, 12; hoatlera, 19; hack men, 130; housekeeper. harneaa-makers, 12; house-movers, 4 hatters, ft; hotel-keepers, 81; junk dealers. 46; janitors, jewelers, 10; lathers, lithographers, laborer, Uvwry-koepeT.

1 Unnxlreae, locksmiths, mid-wives, naasone, 29; moulders, 118; merchants, 166; machinist 163; marble-cutters. musicians, 19; milkmen, milliner, millers, merchants yolice, miners. 5 no occupation, 7.149 nail-xaakers, newsboys, of-g-sA-grinders. 2 peddlers, 253 psinters, 21 prostitutes, porters, "plumbers. 40; paper-hangers, policemen.

6 1 printers, 81; physicians. 18; piano-t-nakers, pawnbrokers, plasterers, 66; papejv-carriera, 1 photographers, 13 packers. 1 pattern-makers, 1 pauper. 10; railroad employes, 74; rope-mak ers, runners, 30; rag-pickers, li -reporters, sewer-builders, saloon-keepers. second-hand dealers, ft; shoemakers, 147; scavengers, servants, 15; sailors, 558; stonecutters.

107; soap-makers. seamstree. steward soldiers, 83; saddlers, 10; silvwr-smitha, students, ft; sail-maker. school teachers, steam-fitters, 12; sculptor. surveyors, ft; teaxnsters, 890; tru -makers, tanners, tinsmiths, 43; tailors 144; tele.

Sraph operators, turners, tobaeeoulsts, upholsterers, 13: undertakers '-i veterina-ries, 1 1 wagoo-mskers, 8j whitewaahers, 7i waiters, 23 watchmen. 8 weavers, 10 watchmakers, 8. Total, The TraaWrV I near a ate Canaan nr. A( a result of the necessltie crowing out of the late fire, the Traders' Insurance Company, ot Chicago, has perfected an organization whoae strength will compare favorably with the best insurance companies now doing It is a gratifying fact that the Trader' waa an honorable organization of former times, and was successful in it business but when, by reason of large competition, the rates of insurance were rednoed bo-low a paying standard," ita directors wisely reinsured tbe risk of the company; yet at tba same time, its status aa a riorpoi-aXion was held Intact: and now, with the renewal of trade, and the reconstruction ot our metropolis, our merchants aud tnvdera feel and know tbe demand (or legitimate local Insurance companies therefore, they bare re- If a I tn I i-T i a 4 ii'-i a- i at In r- the -r i. 1 1 it tit.

it- I i'( i ra boo 1 1 saTte eanoot tors t-ll ell 1 be oiverti. ir'i frtft ai.m-i of 4, fnr mild an- .11 eat Hitm s.ia'l have bc-r auti. s. be) ler rf tb Trdm' arc rj our iataentbd lea-fl-iv cttireoA aril t-u-re-s timna: Ita u.r.-tor. siecir-'r aa-I f.

tnniiuiiteei are rwa of ii m.m both in respect to rv.i-'U and li- ta. rrrfi'n fur rr'' "i.tuje, an t.le dealing. lsn. icdv every aanranee anncirate fvr this cot-- -v a aue-ceasfal and future. r- 'rtc It inoihrr coluniD itwi.l be tia e-paev Is prepared HiSincs.

st 1 Zt. 1-9 Market sireeu give a cordial welcome. TV tlalferd lelcewtrewblre For tbe of every tb lls.foal Isrleestersblre Ist le sauce lexprenTy f-irns spvo C.h and meals of vcry description- It I th cheapest, rnh. and to, best the ts wind in any part of tne world- t-i 1 cr 11 A 1 grocers, at ouiy wceiiu per pins ova- tie. ELritfen Ilcnlred LIfm Lost EarlciVe Tl Kepu Mir in SnrrIr-3: tli GoTfrnmcTit of Spain.

Eraptioa of Kouat VsxiTiag Ixcdtz- paaled by Fearful Eectrlfi PLenomeiia, A Rain af Aflhas Brvd Sand Ir rTaprea. STRIA. TUX JtSTOUACX. LocDOX. F.ng..

April 2 Particular of tbe late earthquake in cyria are now coming to hand. Th (atalitie wore sot tbe greatest tw the eity of Antioch. but were heavier in tb vicinity of tb eity. A letter from Anti-orb, dated tbo 4th of April, says: "Tha American Protestant eburcn was sever my Injured, aad several of the AniiriciuA community were killed. All members of Ut faaa- iiiea o( snlaeiorusi-ies are aafa.

Tba a rubor of persons killed lu the city of An tioch is leas than three Buckdrod but It is known that sixbren hun dred perished in tbe aaw-roanding town of the country, wnere tno saoc-ta weswaa m-rere, if ao. rreater. nan fearvc This aasiber tnav be lncreaaava. iut stwt reS of too. people wid be only temporary, a th crop peos poets ar good.

Tbe iipply of pro-rlaiem en band la Cu-rreapondentaof th London papers praise Itov. Mr. Powers, th Amenoan mis-nonary, for his asaidaay Ut miniate-riug to tha reiiel al the amictod popAe SPAIN. i THB iwtn-BBXCTIOM. NEW TOBB.

April 29. A peeial from Mad-rid, Spain, says: Fifteen hundred CartutU are under arms, and msny skirmishes hsve taken place. The elty of Pampduna Is menaced, and tbe ixtsurrectioa is spreading enormously. Troops are demanded everywhere." LOKDOB, April 29. A dispatch from Parle, Prance, to the Ttmrs, says loa Carlos la not in Spain, but tbe Government of both that country and Prance know exactly where he is." Pa bis, April 20.

Anoffielal decree has been Issued, warning all Frenchmen affaia't par. ticitlnz lathe In'-aireeUonArf movement In Spain, and providing heavy peuaiiie for all violations of It. CoL C'harette, formrrtr of tbe Papal aerviee, has engaged to keep the Pontifical troops, now in Frauce, frorn taking up axmi for either party 1b the pending strnerie, A dispaUch from lisvonno reports th eom-anunicatioa by rail and telegraph between that Citv and Madrid has been re-established. The iron miners of Mono and Rtsotero, in Spain, having joined the insurrection, all mining operation are suspended. Two hundred Junglish veaaela, now at BUboat, are utv-able to obtain cargoes of ore and will be compelled to return home light, MaDbid, April a Everywhere throughout th country the Republicaa Progrr-ssiats slts announcing their Intention to support tha Government in tbe present trouble.

Seaor Zorilla, the well-known radioed, la In aoxn-mand of a column of Government troop In Navarre. His appointment has, had a good Fortv Carllsts yetterdsy st the town o'f At' hi a. in tbe Province ot Guipajtooa, tod surrendered to tbo troop stationed here. The Government force occupying tbo town of YittoTia, th capital of the Province of Alava, yeaterday attacked a bond of insurgents near that place and took sixty prisoner. The troops now iu pursuit of Car fie bands tbranerhoot the kingdom ar very act rtna, Tb spirit of the army generally is excellent.

It is learned from the prisoners captured that each band of insurrectionist had a pvWst at Its bead or among its offloer. ITALY. NArxxs, April SO, 2 a. m. Shower of sand havo succeeded the rain of ashes which was Jailing this morning, The eruption ta new accompanied by fearful electrio phenomena.

Lightning darts Incessantly from the summit of tbo volceutA. and tha qnaktna-u cat the mountain ar naor violent and frequent. Thunder i continuous. Burning-cinders, stntse and ecorite are falling fast and thick tn the town of Masaa di So mm a. which is entirely, deserted.

The Cook Conty Teachers' Ine-titots 00 m-mences its session bf throe days to-snot-row at Oak Park. Tba following topic will be dia-euaaed on tbe first day "-whoed-room Ap- 1 rata "Ornaments and Amussuiest Word Method va. Alphabet Necessity of Special I "reparation for Teaching, snd Preparation for tbe liecltntion." Ia tb evening Prof. R. L- Cumnock, of Evan-stoa, wiU apeak on Vocal Cnltunv" aad give some select -readinru, ACADEMY OF HUSIC.

rifArGTBATIOJt OF TUB SOtkTER SBASOX. Kngagement of tb Cetrb rated t3sgesioBnv HIRSe-D. P. BOWERS, For poaltlveJv on week only, saa-latad by th -Moular aeior, Mr. J.

C. McCOlXO, and su(Mrted by tba new Academy Star Company. Monday aad Tuesday nights. aad Wsaaaedaj Mallnea, Mrs. IX F.

Bowers' great specialty, LADY AUDLEY'S SECRET. GLOBE THEATER. Poaltlvaly th Laat Wk Of ths Great, Weird. Enchanting sad Magalflfsmt ppectars isr Aarama, The Black Crook! The 111 'a ck Crook I The Black Secar Tour seat early for the last opportunity to witness this trend entertain avert t. JOS SALE.

-V aV v-v yV FOR 8A1JL BiACTTFTTL GBOTB PROPKRTT for sale cap, on long lime. offer, in iota to suit purchasers, forty acre, running rrosn i SerH.t to Madison being aom ef th most desirable residence property near the elty. To person desiring plesaaut suburban homes, and still be coaTo. Bleat to busineea. this place preeenta great ad-jantAge.

GALB A BLCkKI, Druggists. 7 A eet aUadoU'h St TXB I4ALB GOOD LOTS ONNBARLT ALL THB X1 streets beCwses -tats aad Waiiaca, andbetweaw Twenty-siltk and Thirty seventh ets. Ail oat of Ar limit. A very small payment down, ft years, par cant. No agency busine-s.

IVrfect title, rail ws ranty deeds A HT CHAN K. UTS Wabash av. "WASTED. WAN TIB BY A JASrTOR, A Bl" riDI 5(1 TO for. Am well acquainted with th bass-Bea.

ten giv reference front l-- em plover. I n-derstands rentiBg rooms snd keepidr them In Order. Address, for an week, US HonA Pona at. JUti. SITTJATI03 TTAJITED.

wsssr-rr a -urV-iXr U'l'rVTi A OTTVQ LADT or S-'-aseTiJrd asabier. oeeirv. a si ma- uoertei tVoa. Best of Ocean city rcfereacea. Address ls later.

TO JLEST. I.g.APK A 1UAVH.K. HASDSOMKLT FCR- STOVe, K. TMastn -a. ft 'AL.

KJI-la SA1A.A ijlis.i CLbA, I la sued drawn ererr Itdsea. Prlnea caeSed aad InformsUua lumiabed. rata paid tor doukioons, tui kinds of go- aui bpaniaa aaak bu'a, secuiues, saa Otsar. ptOBpUj A fxx, B.nrera, ha. It WaU be 1 1 i A 1 A I vtj In Vi ie.

1 vrt-1 I oi.l. i -ii 1 f--'. 1 r. I i a 1 I St i 1 1 a ittrr t. 1 1 I I 1 V.

1 1 t-ern I It. a a I 1 1 if'i a i IIM Ml.l.vll- A 8r Lrdaiag Sad Ira. tr. Cels A Co, X0 ii sirvL. HeTllp-r and Ilabber CoeJ 1...

ct V-'nipitr, 1 -am r' rr, st. Ra iViro p-' 4. AL i 1 i a A v. r. ,4 1 a st.

t'lamls Itowa. rianstarlttrfrs. a r. yt uuoiwibao. I A i.uw.

luUihsasa, I y- Co- 11'. IIeek seller and lui.n 1 keen A Cocke. li-M' Vt A 4 Janen. Mi-i s'-a rCtr.n-sll.Kl-"V New Imrl I 1 I 1 -e- e. 1 ue eaxeia 1 1 vV l.i, Dool and sboe 0V W--t, sv l.SiL Nasro 1 I S.

i' -r. au.l -W 4 4 Grs. nalvMier, i-s 1 A 1., cur aaA -Cuc(re-s, Brick. I 3 PaiArt A Cos 1.4 guro I nail Sere la, Asoaa. Crawford A Johnson, Tf Dearborn street.

Bnlldlag Btse. 1 James Pierce A Co, 1W WUfcA Crerktrr, Clssswar, A. Ira PBswrn A Co, tea and a4 A'ti Carrlarts, rkstis as. As. Idwards.

tl -n ar. famaarw, ts A to. ai.J iiT Wshask arpet. 1ew A Maekev. cor t-te s-it Wro st.

it Hoiiisier A to, 10 la Islu at. Clothing. Mshiey A Call, 1 cat MaLsoa. 4 Cop per-VV are. A Lester, loss aad 1070 but at.

1 Coal. A Meeker A Co. Ft Wabash sv. Crorkry tWhoeaJe and Rctal A Tyrrell. 7A and Wshaak SV.

iJaureiice A to, -1 it. ArtchlUB A Mart.s. A.aw.sos St. Cutlery, Plrearaus, A.r, AasUg Co, sr. Prrrrlilt.

5 lartliAm ry Hcii-s 1. Lv. 'T A 0. a sz.4 I 1ulhv lichinii. 1-i aai lt L-C Iir-" "1 acsi.

Dry Coods T.ein. picker ton. ITT er wvrS st A IKtwna a to. Mi Vt -a st. fcUAJ, lo 4 est s.au.eoa sU CleTatera, Wm I Dale A Co, aouiht cor fctats scj TfcU; i ata.

Furnltere. "Potter, K'e? A at. s-d jr v' Cushy A uta. aai kvji iu.A av, -i Fsratita, ktsrss, Ac. Xaclaaa A Collins, 1S 1st street.

VrltmTonlg and Webster A Co, to Cocrrea st Florist. Mnlr. It CoaKrefs st and Sit South Park ar. Samuel Mn'r. 14 Conimss st, rardca corner it I- av and nl purnltar.

Weber TumPir Cempeay, tuand SiJft.aC atreet, corner Jack sua. Can Fixture an Fittings. i Wlnrrava, Jr. A Co, XS Mithisan sr CfAr SSrasrerta (WhaltaalaJ Orver A Co (Teat, Syrup aod.Tobacco'i, 1 T- baab av. Fllillnery aad Straw Coeds CWhje Vavboa, Dary A Co.

T7 Waba-b sv. Hewee A Prv-cott, Waha-s, av. Walsh A BetchmerMv IM i Wabash SV. Uage, Bros A Co, Xxi sad kdr saosb s. ClsMwars, Lamp toads, Ae.

Brown A Boanar, to Msrhigaa av va froaJ. II rd wa re. -J Ways A So, 14 Jforti CadaI St. rsrkmAn, An drawl A Csc, 141 State aC XI air Coeds. "Edward Boehl, U4 Twenty-second at.

A Smith A Co, B1T Wahask av. BaaBalhl Pkaratary. -QAknraaaaa Pharmacy, tSl Cottage Grove sv. laaara, Agsals. Greer A Ayer, South CanaL Ju.

B. I'd Sails, hrrttl Block Traadwav A Jewr 75 ansi. bayuer Miiier, aa CAnaL Iron, Steel, If alia, Ae. EaU, kUmbark A Co. Vlehii-an ae, K--'- aUsvo tat g-s, laasse, Sobl A Co, sad Ti Vaa Burra street.

Iron fact arer. Forsyth A Sons, 44 Deeplaines. 'Jewelers. Cries, SM sbaah sr. H7 Madlaoa aad US Ud sC Mat son A to.

41 s'-s-h av. A llamiilon, Lat and tt Ka.lc Kid Clovea. 'Coete Bro A Co, 4T Stat at. Lis a era (Wholesale). 3 Cells, Sl South Clark Leather aad Ftadlaga.

"Baimerdincea. WCoagres street. Lake aavlgatloa. Goodrich lis, cff.ee and docks foot of HU-'-a v. Irhlsry.

A Jssms A Ca, ZTS sad tTS Caaal St- I Batches. EWtrk: Match Oenrpasy of Chicago, Corrra etxeet, near Seaansnoa court. iricrckaat Taller. J. B.

Perry A Co, 4fl Wshaeh a-reaaa. Browa Ala, Xt a ask aeeaao. bioea A r-axw. 4-l Wrnssk. AAward Liy, ai3 asoaA.

iFIiUiaery. Bsgedoa. Sandhagca A Co, Tl aad 74 Vaa tree. I I eptlclasu J. O.

Langretla, No. IM Stat atreeC ralatra avaA Stealers tm Fal ate m-T im 1 tortsvis. -Berrr A Caaklag, 13 Stat at. I Fa per. Bradner.

Smith A Co, 144 aad Wabash av. Xmlata. OUs sad WU4wClsss, WsAeett SaaiiA A Oa, 0 and SOS Wabaak STaaasL Fa per Hanging aad Wladw $ksi. Alex Drake, ITS West Xadisou atreet. Fmass, artist tsi Maslcal.

lnstr i meuls. Lyou A TJeahy. Wabash ar aad SUta1iABi t7 Madisoa al. 1 ktmbali, Se Mlehlpan av. A Caay.

SU aUc. as. Fhotogrspbl CaUertaaw 8 Paasett, ssl vV bah st. 1 Flplag. Northwostera Gai A Water flr Cari.

Wtbah a. rlaterw. -Bosch A Barnard (inter-Oeeaa efflcei, 14 Con" Hallway saprra. Clark, Abbott A Cc, SO snd i- 3aaUtu, Real Culrer A 1i We.t Wt.ilr.rca Street. base A Aeell, r.

s-h av -ie. Jvha Ferajioc, Central nKin.1.. rvewPrev a Ow. anutK Canal- S. H.

Harris. -0 and el NtM.n ianai atreet. lierrisg A cot Founaik st sod idAn Scale, Trucks, Ac Tairlaaakt A Co, 11 S-eulA CaawU st. Becda aas Implemsatv Herey A IT to ill HarrU-a at- lhwCas aaaalarlar4i. Dixon A BS Sosth Casal at.

Llaea. Inman line, West Kmale. Aacnor tHcaoa Beo.i, mti cor C-a-sgrees St. Stove A Raagea. Macle-Ak A CulUat, Slat st.

Teas. Kv tsheraood A Co, cor South st ri abash av, IHTovea tTIr na tt re a see. Whittlesey A Peters, tl Wrl Madisou at..