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Hit 07- A 1 were dispensed as charities, the balance be- Jit iHiJtV VL vvivsi I disposed on ior merely nominal sums. CHICAGO. MONDAY. APRIL T. 1879.

TO-DAY'S AMUSEMENTS. KrXU.V.Y-tt TUKlTEK-tUtxtolub st. bstweaa Clsrk and 1311. Utu Enclisk Opera Company. IiAYKUIA THklTKU-ooruer Aloaro and Dasr-boru.

Dtsnig Thompson. t- between btaU ana Dearfcorn. H. M. 8.

Plaalon. liauHNHTKEATEll-CUra st between tundoiph and WaahnurioB. Ueory Uonltscs. McOUHMICK UAIX-Ourner Klnxi and Clark sta. Jeds nick's lectures.

CITY BREVITIES. Tna annual meeting of the Illinois Club Will Deld this evening. Johs Lok baa been appointed tender at the Fuilertoo avenue The North Bide Railway Company propose to lar a traolt on State street as far north as Division. Th Missouri Elver Is now open for navigation, the flrat boat for Bismarck will leave Tuesday. Tbxbx were a number of confirmations In the various German Lutheran and Catholic ehurches yesterday, on aeeount of Palm Bandar.

Th Philosophical Society was addressed Hatordar evening br Mr. John W. tla. His subject was the "Treatment of Criminals. Th front door of S.

S. Barry fc Son's mint ihnn. 143 Htat stroet. wa found open at 11 ocioca yeteciar uiuruiuK. uvuuuh missed.

Befasteued. William Cashxan the youth who fell join thsillth story otltand McN ally's build-Inn a week ago. aud whose 'injuries were thought to be fatal, is recovering. Tbb annual ball of the Illinois St. draws' tioeletv will take plane at the Trnmont llouse.Pridav.Aprll 18.

It la proponed to make this gathering an unusually attractive one. LikdIiKT ts notn hone9t person; so at least the court thought last Suturday, when iudse Williams gaye him two montns In the otel de feltou, alias the House of Corrects Mrs. Mart O'Mkara. 55 years old, widow with live children, of 74b Halsted street. died suddouly at 11:45 o'clock Saturday night, after about forty-five minutes' sickness.

Coroner notified. Yhstsrs AT was Palm Sunday, and it was observed by a number throughout the city. 1 here were a number of discourse yesterday morning and evening, and the day was other- Wise remembered lu various ways. Th Evanston Baptist Church will Rive an euieriainmenl. literary and musical in Its character, next Friday night.

Home excellent attractions have been secured, and the affair will prove to be lull of Interest. Joseph Williams, of 343 Sedgwick street, fell while trying to get on a street car on the corner of Schiller and Sedgwick streets, at 9 o'clock lam night, and was -rarely bruised by the wheel goiug over him. Tub Coroner's work: James Drake. 17H State street. GS years old.

single, was accidentally run down by a freight car on the H. B. tt. March 30th. Hubbard C.

Stevens. 68 years old, earpeuter, of tngiewood; heart disease. Last Saturday, In the Criminal Court, the motion for a new trial waa overrulod In the case of De Witt MoLain, a constable convicted of neglecting to pa over -certain money received by him while acting in an official capacity. W. W.

Btjobee, of Otis, Jumped from a Van Buren street oar. In front of 4oa Went Van liuren street, about 11 o'clock Friday night, breaking his right leg below the knee. Mr. Bugbea attaches no blame to anybody but himself. Missisq from 20 Crosby street 6lnce i Saturday.

Ignatx Kode. 33 years old. five feet eight Inches in height, stout built, brown hair, sandy musutulie and chin whiakera, florid eomplexion; wore a brown saok over coat, dark pants, and brown can. The new Federal building'! now ready for occupancy by the PoBtofilce. It only lacks wire fences, soreens.

etc. To-day the work ot putting the1! in will be begun, and oa Battirdav the Potoffiae will leave the blnger Building anal enler lis new quarters. The Chicago Reform Alliance met Saturday mgbt and appointed Messrs. Quigiey and Schillestad on the Committee on Organization. The evening was spent In a discussion of arrangements tor a canvass of the wards to work up public sentiment In favor of Closing the saloons on Sunday.

The Bet. DbA. Owes, who for two years has been pastor of the University Place Baptiat Church, has resigned. This step was taken by this gentleman because be felt that with the coming of Dr. Lorimer to the First Church there would not be room for two Baptist churches in that part of the city.

Akotbsb sad death by burning: Sat- urouy morning, while Mrs. Lucinda H. Davis, wife ot William Davis. 1 Hammond street, waa kindling a Are. her shawl ignited, ant! ah was so badly burned that she died a 13:30 yesterday afternoon.

Deceased bad been an Invalid for several Tears, and leaves no children. Coroner A suite of six front rooms on the third fl our of Pike's Building has been rented by the managers of the Decorative Art Society. One room will le set apart tor the library and museum, another tor the sale of contributed articles, a third as a reception parlor, und the other two for Instruction In embroidery. The rooms will be opeued earlr lu Alar. Oh Friday evening last the members of Bt.

t'olumbkill's Church presented the pastor, the Key. Father Thomas Burke, a purse ot Sl.ooo. Justice boullr made the presentation speech. '1 lie of the church, througii Miss Joanna A. Walsh, presented him with Suoo.

inclosed in a silver purse ot exquisite workmanship. Tbe Rev. James K. Affmsbee delivered another ot the regular course of lectures at Hooley'i Theater yesterday afternoon, taking for his subject. "Henry or the Olory and 8 Dame ot War." A goodly audience welcomed th speaker.

Tbe lecture next Sunday will be on "Home Pictures from the Writliigs of Charles Dickens." The Chicago and Northwestern, the Chicago. Milwaukee and Hi. Paul, the Milwaukee. Laks Shorn aud Western, the Wisconsin Central, and tbe Western Union have agreed to pass delegates to the Northwestern branch of Woman's Foreign Mission Society of the Methodist Eoiseonal f.hnri-n Tha Detroit and Milwaukee aud Michigan Ceutral will oarry delegates at 2 eents per mile. The man found lying in a basement on the corner of Milwaukee avenue and Peoria street, early Saturday morning, wuu his head broken, proves to be Hichard Donnelly.

3d yeara old. just from New York, where he leaves a wife and one child. He was boarding here with James G.iffey. of 68 Division street, and was drunk when the accident Happened. TueExdosIUod Art Coin mitten are fit.

ting up an office over the main entrance to tbe building, it will be used uot only for the transaction Ot business, but also as an art headauarters. A register will be kett of the location of the studios of artists, nod the latest art publications will be kept on file. tailors will te welcome between the hours of lo a. m. and 1 p.

m. The following Is the satement of work done oy the Central Free Dispensary, corner I aJ Harrison streets, lor the month of March: Total number o( patients. 8J2: dumber of visits of patients to the dispensary. l.B'j; visits to the home of patienta, 83: total numner of vikits, number of furmtbed. 2.540; vaccinations, 2: sent to tbe County Hospital, sent to the Almshouse, deaths, 2.

DuKixu the month of March the Superintendent of Buildings ibtued 9 permits for punaings. mi tor und 3s tor" baenients aud additions. The buildings have au aggregate frontage of 2.317 feet: ol have brtua fronts, and 17 stona fronts, Thecoet ot toe buildings Is For the first three months ot the yer the new buildings reeled hsve been lid. agaiunt ll for the ienod ot 187H.an.l that they have cot $774. OOO.againbt tl.3LU.aox a year ago.

The Bar Association on Saturday a.lond the following: 'Hetolwd. Tnal It is tne k-Dn of this association that tbe three grand uivlnions of the Hupreme Court ot tbis State stiouid be consolidated Into one: tuat llii pension of tha court should be held at the capita', and Hint we renew our re-qiiei io our rni-rosenlntives in tha General AKuiblr to take all prouer action to briug aooui such consolidation." TnE Industrial school wnlsh has benn running dnruii." the past winter under the ausi'ices of the Churcn of ttin Liiphany, was clotifd Satiirdar, but will be ro-ipned next Irdl. The attendance has kiriul 1x5 children. Theso have biwn Instructed iu sewing. During the winter 110 ata wars taaaulusiuroo, of whioa 74 Os June 10.

11. and 12 will be held the sixth annual Conterenoa ot Charities, nr. Pliny Karle will read a renort on insanity: i F. H. Wines and H.

W. Lord on asylums tor the insane: F. B. Sanborn no publis buildings for dnnnndent clases: A. E.

Elmore on prison disciplines-w. P. Liltchworta on dependent children. Debates on the prevention ot pauperism and on medical charities will be had. I state delegates are to be sent by bovernors.

The Department of Publio Works on Saturday opened the bids for sewerage teain-I it Ttikru b.if. the con tract. The bids for construction work for four-horse teams per day ranged from 5.jO to IU1.5U. and two-horse teams from to fcl hnlini. dirt tha bids for tWO- horee teams per day ranged from $2.73 to for each express wagon ana uome.

nanr in f.ir giuth horse and dray, a cents to and tor each horse and cart, from eents to The commlttee'who wlU have charge of tbe Soott bootn at tne vnrnivai oi auuiois held a conference uaturoay eveumg wuu representative' ot St. Andrew's Society. Mrs. uvririv rtnil that the female parts had been filled, and she looked to tbe gentlemen of SL Andrew's Society to provide the male characters. Messrs.

MeUregor and Kirtland fr tne societr. offered to provide halt I dozen Htshlaiideru In full costume, with pipers, etc. It is proposed to represent scenes from the ol the lake. At 2 o'clock yesterday afternoon there was a meeting of harness-makers in the third story ot H3 Bandolon street, conducted on strictly private principles. The meeting was for tha nurriose of effecting organization.

After eonaiderable time, a temporary union wan effected, and officers elected as follows: President. Eugeue Wilkinson: Treasurer. Charles SahufTeldi: Secreutrr. Oeorge Uurr. 1 1 lut mmiiinv ihnn ulinuratil until Thursday evening at 8 clock, to meet at est Ariute etreet.

The Grand Jurv last Saturday returned eight r-eight true bills, most of them lar cenies, axsaulu, burglaries, ete. There were euzmv iirnnrna. innietments ior con. spiraor were returned against William 1J un ion. Jut'iiia of tbe Feuce.

La. u. Wilson. lawyer, Ira Barchard. a constable, aud Mrs.

Harriet Buekland. for endeavoring to secure I the indictment of Mrs. Sarah Lnderblll. ot Arlington Heights. There waa an indictment found against Detective George Helmsman for conspiracy, but it is said this waa re turned on insufficient evidence.

Hugh Tcbney. for twenty-three years a liquor meicfaaot here. with stands on South Water and Clark Mraete. and once worth went to St. Louis awhile back.

course tbat settled It. He ts not only ruined, but last weeki he was sent to jail for sixty days, on a charge of retaining SI 9. 'JO col lected by him for a bt. Liouut merchant. There's an awlul moral in this.

Eugene B. Fabsoks was once a wealthy operator in tbe oil regions, but he's in hard luce just now. He surrendered himself at headquarters Katurday on learning that tbe police were looking for him. A telegram from Bradford, say he is wanted there for stealing $2110 in eaah and a S250 diamond pin from Mrs. Porter, a euorting woman there.

Parsons claims the money aud jewelry as his own property. A teby old party with very jrrev hair and a very long tongue, talked hersell into the North Chicago Avenue btation last night and down into a cell, where she was allowed to sleep. 8ne said her name was Mrs. Mills, and that she wanted "protection" from Mr. aud Mrs.

atson, of 30ti North Walls straHT. for whom she worked, and who. on returning home and ttudiug a young gentleman there, bad thrown a piece ot crockery her. ete. From all appearances Mr.

and Mrs, Watson ara the most to be pitied. From the West Side Police Court Sat urday: fatrick rracey. burglary of Mrs. Henrietta Yoesioger's bousa. 134 North Green street; S2.O00 to the 8th.

Mary Downes and Frankie Duboufe. larceny of U0 from Robert Dane. 813 Blue Island avenue. SOoO each to tbe Oth. Francis MoDermott, alias Dugan, and Frank Howe, alias MoOinty, stole some oil barrels from 3o5 West Consraas street.

$500 each to tbe Criminal Court. John W. Hart, larceny as bailee, to the 12th. Fro the South Side Police Court Saturday: William Case aud Jesse White broke iuto the Jewish ehuich on Pacific avenue and robbed tbe poor-box of about $30, ftl.uoo each to the Criminal Court. Thomas Dugan.

in -toO for assaulting Elizabeth McGulre, William Holloban. larceny, el.000 to the 5th. Hank Alton, eomplicity in the robbery at Monroe's Garden, to the 7th. Fred Banger, 000 to keep the peace toward Gottlieb Heche. Patrick Moouey, insane, sent to the County uouru ices lor vagrants, etc tio to isoo.

Thkt ran Simon Felnberjr into the Armory, last night, for being too funny. Simon is a Hebrew, a fakir, a kerbstone orator, a fire-eater, an extoller of tha virtuea of soap, razor straps, tooth powder, glass cutters, eaa openers, penknives, Turkey sponges, chocolate drops, and pocket books, but last night he went iuto the new trade, and seeking to get up a sensation by yelling out special eaiuon 01 ina tun account ot the escape of Johnny Lamb," he was arrested ana tuaen unaer eover. Somb South Side prisoners: Charles Wolcott. larceny aa bailee of a ant of harness from William Hay; property claimed to hav been sold lor Sa at Walker' stable. 249 State street.

Henry McCabe, burglary ot Hugh Ma rt anon place. 38 Wallace street; got some chickens and a ham. Caroline Fisher, larceny as bailee of aSJO silk eloak irom Dora Turner, at tbe Wlnslow House, 149 btate street. Wolf Wickins, for careless driving and running over a child. 'A.

fcanguist. intoxicated Hebrew, to sober off. Fred HolDorn, a 17-year-old lad Irom Racine, suspected to be Carter Harbison's eairle. the bird of freedom, that waa toted around town in a band wagon on election day; the noble bird that stood with one foot on the snare drum. the other toot on the opbicieide.

and the other foot. no. the tail, reaching out toward the setting sun, down the big end of the bassoon bit down. sir. Ccriaiolr.

There a two men flgnting over that eagle. Before Justice natsoti. Martin Scbilke. of Bturueon Hav. sues John Ljockel for 25.

paid to defendant oy ioe Democratic Central Committee tor the use of his (Schilke's) bird. Ljockel refuses 10 give up either money or bird. 'Thb residence of lira. VoeslnRer, 134 fcorm Green street, was burglarized last ioudsy night of $350 worth of silks, cloth-ing. jewelry, etc John Keeuan.

one ot the burciars. ia alroady unuer arrest, as are James crocer, of -25 street, and his clerk, Patrick liaoy. Xhs case THE DAILY 1FTER-OCEAIT, MONDAY MOmTENTG. APETL 7, 1879. onened uo oeculiarlv.

A crook, not yet cap- ured. met one jonn Atkinson, ana iea here be could plant some swag. vinne eonvnrainir. tbe crook let drop a Dint to tne eft not that he had sold Crowne an oiwr glass and a pair of gold spectacles torSl.50. Atkinson is Crowne's brother-in-law.

and. be ing on bad terms with blm. posted Detectives Keating and Shea as to wbat was going on. The officers hope to recover all Mrs. Voeaiog-er's property.

The iournaJlstla world of Chicaaro has had enough of tbe warts ot the Schwab and Saiverson persuasion, and now wanu to suh-riua one Harrison by name. A fellow with tha name and dserioiioQ of James D. Harri son. Cincinnati Comnwn-ciaJ and Chicago 7nej. recently presented himself at J.

B. Hall's tailoring establishment. Dearborn street, and. on the strength of his iournailsue attachment, got a suit of clothes made, which were sent to the Sherman House by bis order. Tne fraud, who waa uuknown in the hostelry, was fortunately confronted by an uneommonly smart errand-boy.

who declined to acoept of a bogus check In return for the clothes, and accordingly Mr. Hall retains tbe suit, ana Harrison ts non est. Jjook out lor him. rntES AND AliABMB. Thh alarm from Box 177 at o'clock (Saturday morning was aaused br lire, resulting from a defective flue, at 355 South Park aveuue.

Damage $5. The still alarm to Engine Company No. 7 at 6:45 o'clock yesterday afternoon waa A11MA1 hw Ar, Malllrlni 1 1 igniting goods in Scott hat store. 264 South Uaisted street; damage $75; Insured. a PERSONAL.

A. D. Clabk, of Omaha, Is a guest at the onorman. O. L.

Godfret. Des Moines, Is a Grand Pacific guest. James T. Kinosbubt. of Milwaukee, registered at the Snerman.

Jobs Howard Lath aw. of York, ia registered at the Grand Pacific A. Kichardsoh and wife, Sidney, Australia, are registered at the Palmer House. Dekmah Thoxpboh (Josh Whltoomb) and entire company are guests at tne Tra-meuL Mb. abd Mrs.

C. W. Lasheb have returned to the city, and will receive their friends at Mo. 31 Lloooln avenue. C.

Hess. Manager of the Hess Opera Tbe following eoods were received at the port of Chicago Saturday: Field. Letter H0uk. rsuaur 32 eases dry goods: uarson, riria a 2 cases dry goods: Htettauer Bros, it 3 cases dry goods and 1 oase hoMery; Wilson Bros 4 cases dry goods; Inls Boer-lln, 1 case optical goods; Vergho. 3 euses chamois akin and archery goods; Burlvy.

Tyrrell St Co- 40 pkgs earthenware: Cqnningham Hunter. 22 easks soda ash; Fowler loo sacks suit. 20 dozen damaged mats; Ogden. Starkweather Co 1 box tin plates; Burley ti Tyrrell. IO pkga eartheeware; Chicago btamung 092 noxes tin plates.

Mat 5. 6, and 7, the forty-sUth annual eonvention of the Pat Cpsilon Fraternity will ix neld at Aw llaven. when the fortieth anniversary of the foundation of the Beta Chapter, at Yale College, will also be eele- orated. rne omcers ot tue convention are as follows: Presiding Officer, Governor Andrews, ot Connecticut: Orator, the Hon. Ben- jam an K.

Phelps, District Attorney of New York; Poet. Dr. J. G. Holland, editor ot ficnoner Motith'u.

etc; Chaplain, the lie v. Henry H. Dexter. D. editor ot tne Vongre-oatuma'tMt; Song-writer, the Hon.

Francis M. Finch, author of "The Blue and tbe Gray. Tosh. master, the Hon. Cbauncey K.

Depew. late Secretary ot State ot New York. On-the evening ot the 7ih. the banquets wid be beld at New York. Boston.

Philadelphia, Washington. Chicago. Cincinnati. St. Louts.

San Frauciseo. Bt. Paul. Portland, and other cities, by the members ot the fraternity. CUIXIMAIi GOSSIP.

I From the Nortn Side Police urt Saturday: Steuben McGrale hit Charles an with a beer-mug. 45 fine. Jonn Kerns. destitute, sent to the Poor House. Fbidat afternoon, during the absence ot Mrs.

O. U. Cox from her rooms, at 335 abash avenue, thieves entered and got off witn about rj5 worth of plunder, consisting ot a gold watch, diamond ring, clock, and pair of earrings. Last Wednesday night Wirt De iter's i house. 8C9 Frame aveuue.

waa visited by thieves, who clambered op tbe outposts ot a front poren. eutered br a second storr win' dow. which was unfastened, aud got off with sjoo worth ot jewelry. Ao traoea. Some West Side prisoners: Jams Ko-kals.

making threats to kill Mary Wight. Kd-ward Cabul. larceny from James O'Brien. Seven disorderlies and a lot ot inmates. Charles Clifton, larceny of a set of pool balls from CaFer saloon.

184 Milwaukee avenue. Some North Side prisoners: John Ford, fast driving ic park. Oliver Comstock. assault with a deadly weapon on James Mumhy. of 27 Larrabee street.

John Kelly, larceny from D. F. Cannon. James Hayes, malicious mischief: broke in tbe windows in Uobert Bolleston's saloon. 343 Illinois street, sxalxi but vicious buy named James A.

Scboell. ran away from Lis borne at 771 West Van Buren street. Saturday, attended by two silver watcbea aud a revolver belonging to bis father, and a 13-year-old boy named Charles Keegan, belonging to a neighbor. Mb. H.

0. Hotjohtob. of the widolr. known Boston publishing houseof Houghton. Osgood Si is in the city.

While here he is the guest of the Grand Pacific. Charles B. Turner. Gustavus F. Hall, rtignor G.

Opertl, and members ot the Bess English I opera eompaay are registered at the Tremoau Tbexoht House. H. F. Watson, Erie, Jules G. Lombard.

Union Star Line. New York; David M. Wallace and wife. New York; award White. Winnebago Agency.

Palmes House. H. A. Thompson. ureka; F.

b. Maberly, Dublin; H. 0. Godwin. Bristol; D.

Allen. Belfast: Richard BeifT. okohama; F. M. P.

Dudley. Sidney. Australia. Shebmah House. B.

H. Koberts. De Ealb; Mrs. George Bever. Cedar Baplds: C.

H. rredertek. Omaha: A. B. Mallory.

New Haven; B. Morgan, Greea Bay; H. G. March, Waul: eg an. Ubabd Pacific Joseph C.

Gill, l'hua-delphia; A. B. Copeland. England: M. w.

Brand. Cleveland; W. D. Bees, Marquette: C. H.

Lawrence. Boston: J. J. Mo Williams. Buffalo: E.

E. GaulU Milwaukee. COUNTING THE VOTE. Tha laws Offieer Mew aad DUeovea IrregalaritiosClaavar Will Coo last taa Bieetloa. The town offleera met 8aturday aad began the canvass of the returns ot the recent election.

In tbe South Town there was a good deal ot interest manifested, owing to the peculiar clroumstanees attending the defeat ot Cleaver, the Democratic candidate tor Assessor. The returns showed the following result: First Ward Drake. 1.2b3: Cleaver. 1. 064.

Second Ward Drake, 1.364; Cleaver. Vttd. Third Ward Drake. 1.37s; Cleaver. 783.

Fonrth Ward Drake. 2.064; Cleaver. 1.178. Flfih Ward Drake. 662; Cleaver.

2.377. Drake's majorities foot uu 2.034; Cleaver. 1.015. Drake's total majority over Cleaver. 219.

Mr. Cleaver, through his attorney, gave uotioe tnat ha would contest the election, and that probably an order of court would ba applied for to hava a recount, to extend if possible to tbe eity boxes. It waa hi ouioion that many town voles had been deposited in the city boxes. Tbe North Town Canvassing Board found a tew discrepancies betweau the returns and the tally sheet, but they went In most instances trivial. For the Seventh Precinct of tha Eighteenth Ward no tally sheet lor the town ticket was sent in.

but instead of it the tally sheet for the eitv ticket was sent. Prob ably the tally sheet for the towa will bo found in the city box tor tbat precinct. The canvassers therefore took tbe vote Irom the poll list. Tba defeated candidate for Supervisor and Collector will contest tbe election on the ground that tbe names for those offices were transposed and judges counted the vote oast aa though they had been east regularly aod for the men who were running for tbeaa office respectively. la the West Town several Irregularities weie discovered.

Ia th Second District ot the Sixth Ward it waa found that a ballot-box had been smashed in. and one ot the judgea had attested his own oath. In the Third District ot this ward and the Fifth District of the beventb tbe ballots were not sealed. In the Eighth District of tba Seventh ard no poll-book was found in the box. but it was alter- warn nanoea in.

aau mere were then found to be more ballots east for that precinct thaa appeared on the book. In ouite a number ot districts tbe returns had not been mad out properly. In some instances not sworn to. and in other improperly. Illegally, and insufficiently signed.

The judges In several precincts in the Sixth Ward and those ot the First, Second, aud Sixth of the Eleventh; tbe Third la the Twelfth, tbe First of the Thirteenth, and the First of tha Fourteenth bava beau uotilied to attend the moeung of the board early this morning. MR. JOHN R. WALSH'S REPORT. John JL WalRh.

assignee of James H. Mo-Ticker, of theatrical fame, filed a petition in bankruptcy yesterday setting out that he has eome to tbe bottom of the cheat containing Mr. MoYicker' assets, and that all that is left ts tha following real estate and aceounta, which he consider desperate: Lots 39 and 40. block 2. John Wentwcrth'a sub.

of south t0 acres of i of section 34. 39. 14. encumbered for O0.0OO. One thousand lour hundred and sixty dollars ot the capital stock ot the Inter-State Industrial Exposition of Chloago.

Three thousand dollars ot atock of th National Bank of Commerce ot Chicago. One thousand dollar promissory note of H. At M. J. Paddock.

Claims against B. M. Hooley for S4.a60.58 and Interest since Jan. 1. 1879.

Claim for rent tor ei.iia.8o against H. B. Cabery. He therefore asked leave to sell these assets at public auction. Judge Blodgett gave the requisite authority, conditioned oa a previous advertisement for three weeks In Tux Ixtsb Ockax.

THE MEYER-GELDERMAN CASE. Mra. Ida Geldermao, now In jail on tha Coroner's verdict without bail nn the charge ot being an accessory with Dr. Meyer in poisoning her husband, filed a petition for a habeas corpus in the Circuit Court yesterday. Incorporated ia tbe petition la tbe printed ra- Krt ot the Coroner's inquest taken from Ths tbs OcBAir.

This she claims is substantially tbe evidence under which she is held, aud she claims that it is entirely inaufiloieut to warrant her Imprisonment. Judge McAllister granted tha writ, anil waa asked to hear the ease at once. State's Attorney Mills, however, sent word to say that both he and his assistant were engaged and eoutd not attend to the ease; also, mat it was possible the Grand Jury might near it. Under me circumstances. Judge McAllister said tnat If there was any likelihood that either the present or next Grand Jury would take the matter uo he would not hear the case.

At any rate, he would not hear it In tna auaanaa ot the State' Attorney. Tbe hearing was than postponed without any fixed time for ita coming up again. A FINE BE COBB. One ot the most noteworthy examples ot ability to accomplish, which has recently occurred, is to be found la the record of the Hartford Life and Annuity Insurance Company. Iu cross receipts tor the year 1873 was more than half the amount ot its total liabilities, while its entire management has been and is of that reliable order which characterizes the 8 tat under which It Is organized.

One fact of value to Chieagoans is that more than hai: a million of its assets are invested in this immediate vicinity, and are ot tha most tangible order. From a personal inspection of IU affairs, we can cordially commend the Hartford Life and Annuity Company to the conflasnoe ot all. HE'S AN ARTIST. For lie Himself lias Said It Mild Assurance of lilt Powers. The Reference Clearly Being Dion Boucicault, Actor, Au-thor, and Adapter, and then go direct to New in to Who Has High Ideas of Stags Eights and Professional EequirementJ.

A Disclosure of Certain of His Views, Projects, and General Preference. Mr. Dion Boucicault last night eoncladed hU engagement at Haverly's. and Is now en route for San Francisco, where he exoects to arrive by Saturday night. Despite the fact that houses have been light, he calculates that the business otthe week has run nearly to S5.0OO.

Not desiring that tbe great expo nent ot Irish eomedy should leave with out notice, a representative of TbeIbteb Oceab last evening called upon him. Seated la a first-floor parlor of tbe Grand Pacific before a cheerful hearth-lire. Mr. Boucicault was eugaged In the delightful pastime of working up the proper amount of Inspiration necessary to a successful performaoee of the rollicking, devil-may-care role ot Con n. the Bhaugnraun.

Incidental thereto waa a long' necked pistol, fairly charged with a quantity ot extra fine bourbon, which stood upon a convenient table. Upon the dressing ease, a few feet distant, reposed with passive equa nimity a similar vessel of good cheer, labeled with the somewhat cabalistic word Brandy. Ita contents had been but about half abaorbed by the warmth of the room, and the remaining portion glistened a kindly welcome. No less genial was Mr. Boueicaolt- Bis little eyes twinkled in concert with the smile noon bis lips, and his now of the old school formula was courteously assuring.

It may be of In terest to note tnst there a kiw mustache struggling for existence uouer the eath loving nosa of the exponent, and It gives halo of youthfulness to the kindly face; albeit, the trenches ol me natuetieia are here and there aaen upon the face which has borne the brunt of City-six years. Age is having a tough wrestling maten with this wordiing, and odds are small upon the result. Shoving the fire-screen a little nearer tbe blase. Mr. Boucicault sank into a rocker and passad bis hand over tbe ground-work ol early piety: 'My Immediate prospect Is a most disagreeable trio to California.

That la a terrible jaunt. I get there at 5 o'clock, and have to rehearse at 7: so you sea wbat time I will have tor resting. I remain there four weeks. 'You will hava a bn-y Urns iu New York for tba next tew months?" "les. I shall be very busy.

Of course my time will be largely at the disposal 01 Mr. Wallack. I am writing for him. and shall get out two or three new things this season. I am always busied that way.

Tbere haa been a misunderstanding about my leaaa of Booth's. I hav only taken itforaix or seven months, and am entirely alone la tha anterortsa. It has brea stated that the Mesara. Strakosch are Interested with me. Tnal is not true.

1 shall no doubt hava extensive dealing with thntn. Not only I it my dealre to engage tne opera eompaay. but smee Strakoech na secured th management ot Salvinl aod Miss Neilson. of eour aew Interest la him baa booa awakened. My rwa-aoa Tor maklug this venture I don't know aa I should call It a 'venture' either, a 1 think my reputation juttlHe ma ia anticipating success waa to nil tna tneaiar iroaa its decay.

Lately tba plaee has been Bl'MlllBO DOW SO fcArTDLY that, bad tt continued unchecked, it would shortly have wound up aa a regular variety soon. Mr. Boucicault seemed to fashion the ptrt-nra of such a porvarsloa in his mind's ara. and he shook hi head aa though exorcising the vision. "Tbat would be a shame." he finally said.

My desire is to lift it to the atandardot ex salience it filled in tha davs ot Mr. Booih'a management, lis had soma very lofty idea ol wnattne place anouia oa aad aa to wbat be wished to make It. Mr. Booth is thoroughly aa artist, not a business man. and 1 do aot know tnat he pretend to understand business.

But be bad a conception, and a great deal of money was spent to carry it out. Per haps ba waa a Utile Injudicious, but tt is a pity 10 let suob a ooble Institution go to ruin. The people of New York ara very liberal, and very wtiiiag to encourage worthy enterprises. and, I think, would ba glad 10 aaa this place restored. I ex pact muan.

and should striv to mnka a success oi my new project. "You will keep tta tone to the highest prao-Ucsbie pitch. ehT" "Yea. I shall out on the very best at tractions 10 oa ooiained. 1 hava made do definite engagements yet.

though I am aow ia eonwapondooee. Opera, tragedy, comedy. and the better class ot dramas will be alternated, and th best talent engaged to represent warn. "Do you purpose playing there yourself? -No. 1 am opposed to plaving under own management.

It looks bad. It looks as it you bad made a special engagement with yourseit tor tne aake ot economy. 11 Mr. Wallack wishes to play there 1 shall be glad to May him. but my playing will be at Wallack.

s. where 1 am ragalarlr engaged." Mr. boucicault was asked what he thought 01 the present rxvra fob coarantAnoss to the abolition of stock eompauie. -well, every manager is supposed to know his own business best. nut my experience leads to the opinion that it won do at all.

Of course you know sues an arrangement cannot obtain la New York. There stock eompeaie are bound to exist. But I presume most ot the theaters of other Eaatern cities and tne West, especially the latter, will next season be let as mere jobbing nouses, and carry no stock com-nanies. But that stale of thinirs cannot nrotlt. ably continue.

To go into the financial bear ing ot the plan would take some time. It is maintained ia osiier performance and a truer production 01 oieees would be the result. To my mind that Is an Impracticable view of tbe proposition. I was tbe Inventor ot this system ot traveling combinations. I started it In I860 with a "Colleen liswn" party.

1 had no Idea it would reach it present proportions. nut soon tbe plan was adopted in England and overrun everything, and now it la all the go la America. 1 ean speak ot tne board upon tu is aneauon. Take my own ease for an llluatr tion, 1 am engaged dv a ciociana'l manager ifiaj wu.M,u..M"i wa, nine la uia beginning of my circuit. I was In Washing ton.

1 take train for Cincinnati, and arrive there on the day or the evening of wbica I am to plav. Tner is a company with whiob I am brought face to face for the first time. It bad been selected in xork br aireneiea which did not know the relative merits of anv of tha person tor the part to which they were caat. Hook tn people over, wnen 11 is TOO LATI TO MAKB TBB CH1XQL and find the BQuare man In tha round hnla. the one who should be put here put there, and so on.

By th nine I war, ready to start for tbe next place I hat toem shifted around until tner make a litti belter fit. but still aot a flu Now this corn-Dan with me get done to-niirbr. and ni back to New York to be assigned to anything else that may turn up. ieiu wbat I tne moral? Haa tbe publio been satisfied with the performauoer Have tne parties suited? No suppose there waa a stock company of pretty good merit. id puoiio is laminar with the low comedian, so that they laugh at his jokes and manners, and know won he Is funny.

00 tner know me leading man. tbe juvenile tragodlan. and if each la uaun- laror tolerable, why he appear well in tbe eras ot the public. traveling companies bav no Identity with tb locality, aad their faults ar looked at wuu no aiiowanoe. 1 hey.

come to play lor. a week. and Play carelessly and without a great oasir to pinase. xney ao not anord good support, because tbey nave no particular In teres! at stake. Tney are paid for tnis particular engagement, and have no ambition 10 conserve, it takes toe spirit out of a good actor, and makes a nonenityot a poor one.

You have seen that illustrated hare a dozen times, and have no doubt. Ibe general adoption ot such a system will tend to the rosuiution of the drama, and the demural-zation of the actor. Theaters will become mere lobbing houses, and tne whole theatrical busineas will be deteriorated. Artlats like myself do not wisn to be supported ty the hams a dramatic agency may send out. and certainly these agencies will pot take any too great care to see tnat proprieties are observed.

Why, I could give you a thousand illustration that THB DElBBUI.iTOBT ACTOB amount to nothing, while tbe autor who first make a good local reputation anjoys the fruit of merit. When 1 Urnt cams here. In lnoA, McVicker's lbetr was on L)arlorn r'reet. Kice was manager, and iir. Mo-Ytcker waa the low eouieoitn ot the eomtn and stace manager.

McVicter waa every good comedian, and stuck to bl tu-it'e. be wont on msklng frtenJ until his i-'i-is tuaU bim, and he went U9 ia we vi wr.X l.ce prospered and became rich. The way to mats 1 good actors is by Identifying their lniaret with a community. aol let tnia know that tneir success depends upon thnlr winning tn approval of tbe public 1 have no doubt tnat this new scheme will quicklv play out. aud the reaction will be tue eugagenient of compe tent stock companies.

uo von loin in tne wall aoout the aegea- erary of the drama?" ro. 1 can't sari do. I thins there is a strong tendency to improvement. The Am.nr-lean tide has sot la In New lork. and tha results ot the next season or ao will be tsvorably manifost.

nnicn eiass productions ao you mins more popular, original composition, or adav- Latlon?" That depends altowthar bdob tha mental conuuiou oi ina public "la it not true that adaptation of foreign piays or works are more successful -with my own work. do. Ptare which are original with me have prospered more than mv adaptations. As a matter of course, many adaptations from tbe French have met with very great success here, but It baa in variably been short-lived. You can count tbe plays of that class which enjoy anything like permanency, upon vour fingers.

They ara. aa a rule. ephemeral. Oa the other band oriciaal English or Atnerioan works wbiob beeonia pooa- i uviu kuuu ior aa unlimited time nny. when 1 reeentlv raurodiiMil 'Collin tiM1 la New York, a piece twenty years Old.

It done as wen and wa as wen received aa whed it first came out. I think tbe timea rather vooi nuif.lv i. Kan, and American authors never bad a fairer field before them than now. Tha ru for franco uibt" is suusiuing. i oo not agrn with the writers who are so mni th geuornl downfall ot the stage and American art.

There ara every now and tnea a eertaia uesettlad stale ot affairs, dramatically and socially, aod Changs of some ehareciar fol lows, ana mat is ue matter now. 1 think the result will be beneUeiaL" The genial ttoueaeault lapsed Into a semi comatose enjoyment of the rise of a new era oi progression, oi waicn ne ngurea aa a shining light, exponent, eta. He was awakened from hi trance br the falling ot a banco ot keys and a few stray coins which took advantage of the withdrawal ot his hand to escape bis pocket. "How has vour tour this season aonDarad with the preceding onet You do not team to met with great soaeess." 'I have fulfilled my expectation, when I etariad from New York 1 estimated my receipt for too round trio at 30.000. My last two performaoee have snown me that I will go a few hundreds over those figures.

Coming Sera at such a time, I tbink 1 have don weih Lent keen a large proportion of uy patron away, tor the) Irish community don't come out la that season. When I was here at MeYlekrr's I earn la October when your International Fair, or something of that sort, waa beret acd of eours 1 got a pretty good lift. 1 mad about OoxJ then, against this time." was getting pretty near the time when Mr. Boucicault wa due behind tbe footlights, and his visitor arosa to ay good-ntgbt. Just then the exponent put tbe pistol toroegb a peculiar erl ot evolution, and saade a suggestion.

A alight suspicion ot gurgling pervaded tbe room, aod an IneHsble peaee stole over tne seen. Coo a waa played bettor last night than over bfor. "A STATE SUNDAY. Otwve Critlclsss Pruttimmw Swlag's aaaa aa US at Habjsct, To th tditor of Th la tar Oeaaa. Chicaoo.

April 4. I always read Professor Swing" sermons with delight. I read the last one. oa 'A State 8unday." with very great satisfaction. Til Iktkb Ocbaji Uevnve.

tor tta readers. In enriching its eolumss every Monday with th fresh attaraaeee of his great brain and warm heart. Be Is doing a vast amount of good. ben church cast him out. be took with him all the good that mori bund Institution had.

aad be welcomes ail th good he finds outside. Be is a anloa ot two streams the so-called secular, and tha re ligious. Be'lgion. with Professor Swing. In clude ail the late rests of hamanlty la this world, aa wall aa what Is probably tru of th osxt world.

1 aot bound or feaead la by th chains ot sectariaa 11 mi tattoo. is evidently free himself, and willing all others shall enjoy freedom. He believe la human nature aa bod laannned It. and la revelation only because it reveal tn tnight mea have hitherto gained of the law of th uni verse and ol God. Ha said a few waeas ago.

In substance, however rood and tree the la- solred books of tbe church. th teepired livtag soul is better and truer, la Ihte aad otner utteraneea Professor 8 Wing eotna into fel lowship with ratlonalim as represented by Draper. 6nancer. aad Uuxlev. And yet tha foremost and beat men la the eburca are la sympathy with him.

He unites la nimaaif the sentiment ot Christianity, salons lis supersti tious, with tbe Intellect aad Imagination of tbe ao-called beathee and lahdai philoso phers. He represents aa era. a new dispensation, or eyele. ia religious growia aad daval opmeot. While forming a new layer of wood, spiritually sneaking, he recognises tbe Im portance ot last year grow to aa a lonhda-Uon.

without which toe sap ot the saw growth would be Impossible. Hi cos verts com from both the enareh aad tba world. He eoaverta tbe skepue back to faith, aad the dead la faith to eome degree of inteilactaal aad moral life. He ta. la short, the greatest tearh-r of tbe age.

While all this 1 tru of Prof. swing. It I also tru as th rationalists think, that there ia sometime too much of the odorot Calvinism, clinging to tha old clerical garments which be use i to waar. and which ae occasionally appears I a now. In hi last aermoa oa "In biat Huaday.

admirabi as ill, there seems to be running through it traces ot the old Idea tbat tbe Stat ought tothela the church le monopoiisa every seventh day. He ears Thal th church Is enable to Tar- tbe masses with aa actual Sunday. Men will not believe In. or obey, the philosophy ot tbe church: That, therefore, the State mast confess that the duty oevolves upon It. ot furnishing a Sunday for ths sommoa public a day tost shall chain tb monster vioa.

ate-. ete." 'From sucn a Sunday, made deeest ay th 6tate, th church eaa extract more Do si halo thaa it can aver adpe to find la Sunday that ta a ebeoe. aot ehaoed lato beauty, by either law or This la an illustration 01 tha eipctagoitne needle ot Professor Swing toward tb old magnet of Calvinism. Have we not bad anoutfb of the Sunday of the Slat, among taa old Scotch Presbv tartan la Scotland, under the Roundheads ot England, an tb Paritan of New England Would Professor Swl a seriously propose to "busb tbe voice ot and ol recreation, by lavr would mat all avocations lilcral. except that ol the clergy? He says.

Infidels ail pretend to be humane. They call Ibe Christian cruel be-cause tney bold to the Ideeol a hell hereafter. These Infidel, therefore, should In their tenderness tn willingly la a legislation that might bea. bollsh the ball on earth. Tbe bell oa eartb" la a free Sunday.

A Buaday tree lor men to go to a pieoia. to a church, or to a saloon. Is a bell on earth tbat Infidels ought to help the lorry abolish by the strong arm of th State. Tbe volea of all labor. 11 laughter, ail jorouBnees.

all business. all theaters, all concerts, ail saloons every volee muat be busaed except the voice ol tbe elergy. This would be a Jwlb and Puritan Sabbath combined. The good Professor, la another place In the same sermon, sars. speaking ot the actual fcondav aa it exists: The Sunday ot the civil power Is simnty a monster.

But we have uo Sunday tbat eaa be called strictly tbe Sunday ol the civil power. It Is the Sunday ol tbe ecclesiastical power, wielding legislation to ta-bioo lu It Is the Sunday ot toe church, moil i il ad by the encroachments em! limilausn of tbe secular force, joined with tbe more advanced religious force. The existing Sunday 1 th license eonseduent on sociaiy breaking looae from tbe unreasonable exaettona ol Calvin ism, tbat ma le Sabbath-breaking a leiony: and Sabbatb-breaalng waa laughter and song, and non-eiteudance at church, when sermons were three hours long. hich of tbe two buadays. tbe existing oo.

which the Professor call "a bell en earth, or the old scotch Hound head or Puritan Runday would Professor Swing prefer? A Chicago Sunday, bad as it Is. several hundred percent better than the old Sunday of the Scotch kirk. The Intelligent, good-hearted. elear-headd and rallgtous. so-called infidels, ar afraid to help make such a Sunday ae Professor Swing wants; where the ehorcn bell and tbe voice of tbe minister wouid be the only legal noi.

Tbey reiuecabar how It waa nnee, wne-i the clergy monopolized Sunday. Tney are afraid the burnings, the persecutions, in Imortaoo-menu, and tbe tortures for opinion's sake, will return wben tbe civil power loins with the eeclwlastieal power to oak a Driest absolutely the lord of the Sabbath day or Sunday. Whisky selling Is bad enoogo, aod the evils which It produces can not be measured. Intemperance is tbe river ot death. But who can describe the evils wh'ch have flown from the exercise ot the eecleelasueal power, and tbe professional trade in auonrslt-tion.

Tba salooo-keaners do not aow monopolize Sunday. 1iir power to curse society is limited. Would to Got It wa aud the last al'on was rloa-1 oo Sunday aud on every ibr dr. Tbeciargy do not now monopolize bundav. sad navnr will again.

Tneir power to curse soeiety by the oropacation Of suparatitioa. by peraeeu lions, and by torture. ta limned nuiitad to o-elal Would lo Uod II a tetany tlentrored, and every chain and f-wer forged in the dark dungeona ot broken and forever destroyed. In-Ildeis hekimie to (usee ttis hua Jar uo la lb hau'ls of the clarify, who would not -ruii to ue It in th Jture. aa th-T bare la ptl.

erueny and uujut! for lb deix ur i ol heretic for the detrueu jn of n.u:al l.t-erty. They lumm that ilo iower of r. cut lit to t'e reatricle'i 1. U.St U.S Wi.ail4iC.C UJ Ba i kl reflon are Wm-firlsl an.1 not IJow glaily good Ion li. of ait aams opnrsta na vooi rierrrna to r'e tha saioon on bgn'iay, if tUsy culd t' aur4 tnat tbs a a boor ould the dav I.r hnmaniiv.

and lirnr. ln'e-l of sctansnuta an opr-sllUoa. Lut whn rnl. larca avarttd and truly reliiEii.a ioO 1- riniuiar bow r-eently tue euon-n have dna niaa Oat o' the puioit lor preatilrg tpmoeraace. and bo tiereely she Praeiii man.

la sod out ot (be fuipit. tor preacbing hoarty to thine how argely she is mwi.tibl lor the Imoxvlara of strong drinks ttirougnout how she uuhi lar until (Vxi la Hi proriileuee stmes it downt now hai! of bar ministers and member la toia eounlry ware oirectly. and tne ouiar bait tr lirartlr. la complicity with slavery: tbat-Oioiaiian aoso-trie are to-day. with tha sieeouoa ot hpain.

the chief sou facto rare and cnasumar of strong arioks: that tha Biol. oi aad Nw Tea lament, facbee the o-e ailed virtn of mod erate winadrtnilng.a well aa laa rurhtl ulnaaa of slavery: even d-hearud. elaar-baa-l-4. and temperaoe lundsla aaturslly distrnat tba wlslou OI beiptoc la eburca aaaura a manaoulr ol bandar or any otaar aav. If lb riarwv were all Of Professor Swing's Itparal spirit.

I am so re hr Is aot aa Mitghianed. religious infidel tetb land who woaid aot ioia with the clergy to make a eleaa biaie Knnriav. If Professor Swing, la the aermoa being erilielsed. had clearly pointed oat lb danger, that the clergy will very likely to mat a aara ua at KoalM. If It Should bV law be dawotad xcluivly to tbeiraa.

It would hava iMtas. la the ludgneot oi in vniw. soov riuelsm. If It sbovl-l oeear ta reader ot ibis, that it wauid be better to give Sunday to tbe ciorgy ttan to the devil, aad lharahv anaka a hail on earth: or that Cloa- Ing tbe saloons aad "hssbiog tbe voir of labor." oa Sunday, would enable good lo3 tela to use air tor humanity, aa wall aa tbe clersrv to naa it for snoaniiiuoa. the r)oiadr would be.

suusrsiiuon as wed a rum Is tbe devil s'lnatromant. and good SO-cJ(d InS- dei wouUI deauor both. Tb church, esae- ially th BomUh Cburoh. Dads It supoorVws aadaxuaeta it recrolta bkny irom among tha auuarmtltinaa. IraalooLOl aire Ros dav.

taraua ara aa mora vlatims ot aa- peuta luaa tbev are la th cbalo of suparstluoa with which the anarch binds men. auaia. tt la tree. Is sober, bat doaa fear aobriatv eome of her aagrala- tioa aad mootal alavaryf The degradation ot her peopi ts. swrbaB.

deeper thaa that el anv CbrUUaa aatlon. aad at thay ar freer from toa curs of latemnarane thaa any Chrtstlaa paoola. But I do aot hasilata to aay that th Itoensa of th reach Is far bat-tar tbaa th paralysis ot tha Hpanlah nation. Glv a th lieaoa of ear exiauag Bandar, with th evil which Sow from th saioon. rather tbaa tb uilaof death, maataliy and spiritually, which would aoma wbea all vote ara busked by law exespt the law of the prieeb A.

J. Oaovaa. THE REV. DH. H.

W. TK0XA3. His ataplaaaH ar AsaMgasas Sta- saaraa Msds a Ward Sisilaa Is Vaaat. lafaiaai laSaa-rWw. At a political meeting la Martina's nail.

Ada street, the other night, th Bav. Dr. Thomas, of Centenary Church. mad remarks that have sinew Caused. La aertaia circles, a good deal of talk.

To pretas aay farther word oa th subject, it Is just to all partie to writ that the distinguished Methodist pastor waa called oat very anextwetadlr. aad wbat be said waa wholly without arepereUoa. Ia tha eours ol his patriotic obeervaUoae. which all agreed ware UBxptioaabl. ao or two aaditor deserted what tsar eoasadarad a eroaaaeiameato a ta tha rwvereed sair' lutar eosraa, eeelaetaatieeltr.

He meat-faatad sees aa auaeBmsat. they Bead, lor the waet Side as to declare that bw aaoie 1.1 hereafter should be boa ad bp la IL par woe.d be ever leave Its pleasant aad eoagenlal eotL Waat. aeverf maataliy eiaceuated taaarti- leal lialaaere aloraaaid. Bat if eoefaraae sands yoa back to Asrorat WbettbaeF Aad a the anuee compared Impraalon after lb litti meouag wee oet, they dratdad that tba "Doubting Thomas" had tur sloughed off ail looerutade. aad had tea pubtieir foreshadowed his approaching divuree from tuaeracr.

aad. therefore. Methodism. Rather a aeaer piaea. te he sere a KepabUaaa ward maeuag to proclaim a r.

Iigtoaa programme: bat alter materaat digestion taa refaerse eaemed la th laier-pratera to admit ol na other maaaing. Iiow. oa yeeterde. it-r aermoa la tba morning, a ecribe Irom Taa laraa Ocaaa stepped aa to the Ceaieeary ptuiMiaer aad made fcaowa la bis ear the aloraaaid eoa- straetloa p.aead epoa hi word. Tba Doe- tor laaghad.

aad thaa aeroae at face look ewmewaa enigmatical, aad th gray era werw euiia aoa-eommltisL Ioaag au. 1 dost go to ward maeUacs to aanoooc rellgtoa programmae. as yoa It, That ha not bee a my eestosa. a or did 1 vary from it ih the lata eaaanaiga. I d.d make that seasch yoa ret to.

haviag ataaoa.1 la lor a aoawt aad haviag aa eaataaaua of being Bailed anon. lee. I did ear 1 ha 1 at heart the tnlaratt of Chicago vaa. that I loved tha West bide. Cat 1 rka eaUreiy aa voter, a eiusaa.

aad I am eartaiaiy aaaa the lose tbat lor beiog a preacher. 1 Was lad the beet measure aad oeteome la that petgw. aad. thoaga 1 gave Bar sail oat aa a bepabltcea Irom arowa to toe. 1 add aysaif jest aa mesa to my Daax hearer.

I tniuk It te prauy wall know to my fnebds that I have dacidad to rwaide In Ihl eitv. At taa same time 1 did aot lataad to aor did 1 aaaoaaaa ur faana aaa war that eueeiioa, Bboald It aaed aaswer leg. wBea tbe aaaignment waa made. "Doyee lateed to go lato th estaoafar- aaca. Dr.

Taomasr Thi parting eaeetloa waa probably hot beard, with the Bass of maar voieea head, at least two of toe owaars addrwaetag themselves to the laiarvtewad suea a reealt Is But remarkable. The eanoe did aot repeat the a aery, tor eTtar ad waa hardly germ to taa dueaUoa up tor aatwe- saeau A Castl STRAW BOKOS. Commlsaiooag Hoyae had before him Saturday a sua named Charles Ji. Wheeler. who waa ace used ot traaiuleatly pro from th government oa a straw boad lix.

S40 worth of re venae a lamps. Tb aa lac aa unusually tmsonaat one, it was continued sdUI 10 o'clock Tsesday morhlac ta order to glvs eounsel oa both sides time to sreoare their evidence aad arawmeeta. The facta, eo tare thay hsve taa devel- seem to be sabeLaauaity aa louuws: la 147 a maa Bamod Origg weat to sons Chloago aad started or bought a match fac tory. Sabaaqueotiy Ba took Into oarvo-rahm ll llama O. a.aap.

a Uwar. aad uiiam Aauotl. It proved aa anlortaeete traasacuoa for Uligga, aad Blew dare ago he eommeaoed procaadlaar la eaaaoerr lor the purroee of hnding oat what rights, aay. be had under thi PartBarshdk la hi bub which give taa clew to toe alleged swindle, be statoe Uiat harp aad Li-bolt, wbo had agreed to lurnisb ad the neces sary eatlal aod ad ot k.uioii time a sary to tne prop eoaauai ot the baaiaeaa. not only aaglecieJ to do either, bat aciaaiiy wiiaout is aoowieoge nad ihemaeive ta-oroorated endar tha Stale law a the Coi- eage Jtatah Comoaar.

aad andar.taia laoor-poraUoa oa taa 4a day of Ftraary last t-v sold tne prvper.y oi ins nrm to Charles Wbeeier. locked Llm (lirurgai pel ot the Duuaing ana lett mm oereti ol hi ei with the Bute, to easbie himself to iar wbica ha naa ortgiaaiiy outii la.1 to in partoar- sbio 'ill aa bis Band. Uriggsani tan a. ovared the incorporation aad the Bale to beeler. ith vry iliu loaa of tuo bs-gaa aa actioa to raacaia hi rich L.

a iri-d to replevin tbe ioca of ia the tn.i lag. out. alleged, kaa.er bad them i moved to the atauoa afior bwa hour. and wittae aa hoar aiir thu removal the bulldlag haiad to th ground. under tit tun stance that le 1 Grigga an4 others to upeet arsoa.

Wbea tha tber.3 dapity tried to gat Into tbe ptoa bar ia govai war stored to reuaevta um. he ws rr. aa-1 admitiaaoe. and a watch bad to be ka u.ar lor a lima. At laat naviar got a ra-rai- i i served by Ibe Coroner, and retained sloa ot toe good.

In sucn raa ta cncori mutt be protected by buu lurnihal br party suing. Cuoa th iiul Ijrmthl ty haal-r waa tba -uot I l.tcbard l. UoJr. coacerulng whom the Coioo-r abort. Djaia the diaeovery that, auiboua'a bad swora be as Worth v0o above a.i be owed.

In reality be waa pot worth a uima. lender waa at oaee lnveugat l. and Uia bond ta-iug Wi'rVh-lea, anolnar aHort waa Da le la Or iarr' had to ntiuia ooaaeaaio of tha sooda In Oia- fHii. Too lata, hoae.er. lor lb gvod had bea0 siilwpal to ru Leui.

liar aomas ta U. government 1 rf tha raea. A skAiuie I'rotides that abate w.i n-faeiurar ol fricti matcna kit a bond atiataciory to in bia Liia'rirt al-tornav IheJ tr.f pr.xu-e rraraa atao-p lo t- amouot ol th bond on a.nr dirt uae.er. about lb of nr r. 1 1-d a t-ou 1 ia l'i aum cl S.tO.iaKl.

tm l.iehard I. LahOar. li-C. xhour. aad avafin l.re- aa urelie.

This bon 1 wa ai-troad br Li.tr.-i Ilarca. Ul IL era lit i'f tt. t. iiiiC. an I Ww-ia Atrvru4 -txt? 0t i 1h iitr 0T thf cr.t adt vt umrirt tot to V.

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aud an. (u aa 1 hi t- la aiao -cl r. ila.a tiiM, draw n.r'i aiampa, whwn r. Ti. trial of LLia caaa ui UiUair ba Lular- esubg.

A roiL-Bornito WOBAN vsa worn thaa a foai-atoataed au. Est no oa a aad fool-moa'Jisd If they w.SL only aaa SOZODOS aad rab a la waO. Doa spar the brash aad apod th Kos'a. a aoma parents de wba uv withhold ta rod. BCaUfESS MOTICE.

Whew vour boraa Is lam, and tow Kara trloa every ramai annual a aad va daspair of arif blm. aad bag a to temk oi traoing In of a.fora d'Mria: an.otaia a aotua ol Ouos Mnisnant of A cooaia. aad aaa It a In Ivoaif.dxip 1 nosa ara tha kind of aa iir.biiatLtai: wbora ail otnar rmdia fail, bis is i on that eaaar di-tKinL. Thadnctncsn.iwi.i-Ingty orov an 1 demnnstrst what ba aars oa aooiicauon to aim at his oQot, Ajl tuxta ar. fl a a Tbe Coantr Clark la aad wiamam Mr to tha foUowlag-a anted aaraoae cuurdar; ui.v.fi joaavn cuna an jiary ikoiaa.

Tubs Mom and Mary Otwtr. ia ul W.v7-Wa. Kllagwr aad Barbara -anld. mtvui H.fi i. tar an a.

3.yi Barry p. dark aad Joaophlae Wiialaaoa. (1 this aaa aa aSJavu waa oaeositad rtriag aoosant oa tb part of lb la'aer or taa croee. waa ta bat Is. aad laa brtd 17.) ai.aa-Patac Eolmbarg -aad KsrVs W.

Petaraoa. 3ya Pettar Joaaaaoa aad Aaaa la Aa- Saraoi. 3v Piaraa WTsaUa aad Jflila Smith. ia sf aad DIE IX, EaSTWaS On April S. at MS Bastinra trawt.

taa roongwat daaghtar at Mr. aai Eaataaaa. aa-wd yeara. raoarai from the hocee at tair April 7. th Bev.

P. Marsh ofLeiaUhg. by camagss te trrae 1 a A Uurxw (he mora law af Aartl a. at 36J Cempb-e'l sveaoa. Florence, taa reee-e4 rbild of the Bav.

J. M. Cedea, aged years an 7 month. fr aaaral aervW br the Bew. Dr.

tfOilag. aasiatad by tbe kav. T. P. Mar, at the laa.

to-day, April 7. at p. aa. Imaias ta aa 1 Eaau Gaxaa Aarfl a. at ft a.

Ml ara Or, at mother's res id eaa. hor-a La Hail strva. f'ue of lanaral earaaTtar. Uavwaao I'uaf Hav ward, of draaas of ttaa heart, aged 71. general ax his late raaldanaa.

ISO lank Paorte tra- Veaadav. Asm laa. Fneede of lt famny ar tavitad. UerUord. Lost, aad oreeeter.

Mas- par ecTr. TtOBLS La btooas. Cool Coast v. I LI arch r. la tha Slat year of Bar are.

Mrs. Jaaa b. tor maar yar a raeel at Uu mi v. at'forai rrr aaa TWau L. aVM CSXJCXJf TV, M'CORMICK HALL.

INDIA TOl'iirr-PH aal raawo. 1ar. raa Tt --I'lT f- -a aar- f-ir'- aa I ahrra nal lir I aiilaar. ll-(1aaaa-irwiit Laaaw 1 11 n-o I ailliiri lr.4 trm A 1 i.iui -uia ml L-i. BI4TLi Java.

rra naa oo laaraur-SMp i -i a aaa ta-a I a 1 1 1 Ml llf.v. i Spa-lat Mm aun. lai aia. TVtaaa ii a i iai laaaiia at 4 a mt lj a aal Soioaia saj. B.

aiM- u. kaaa HOOLEY'S THEATER. a. bu kjuut a. CM MA AIMTT AU Tata If Haa ctiis aptas -mwaww a regards eburea reietiwae lor th latere.

Iff II ri I1IIT TTYliTl III II VVllV 'BBoeld tba aoafaraaca. at Its pert aaiga ye oat of tbe eity. wiu yoa gof Dr. Thomas aaid It would Pa time eaoagh to aara far aaa a eair. Iiaan mi laJS A AAlBm.

aaa msmi I rArn rarfm raran Ty. aavaijt.C-n a aad Pvasa a. U4 aa. in.Unu, liatu aa aa t.ain-t laa all iai roaiiaa. p-ra, taa ln i inn, aaa a Aaaor-f, Mr.

aa4 ia. k.l..u. Caarra. haaa.aaw "a mrw ihii eaa la If mm l.rMtf Blra t-ttl. au-.

I 141 aai-a-aa aaa I n'a. i aa i aa Tarn aaaaraar i rrvas i aa. aa TKLSJ) ASS LXTT Vi rx aw i laaiiii I rrmmm. ai aM nafraa 1 a aaa M'VICKER'3 THEATER. Vshaaaa W.

oaat aad kalarSar. IS I nKK atta la'irul i a ataadav. Sard 1 1 HWT hvm mrw aaa rmm taat Bar aaaan, (a at aaaa aau laaraaar. ivna. HAVERLY'S THEATER.

t.B Rirrut T-i Muni 13 1Ui TIIOMl'hOX JntHtlt WM'VDMR tha w.m. -aiaar laa aana. a-m nil waaka la aaa I art i lv. aa. u4 him la aaa I r.

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IX p. ua aaa. aaa laMa ti. aai anbar una. laak.iauaBtfaui k.

St aaa Uta uaarat o.r at taa laa ae raraiaiT lanSa a an-. i it a awnu year In mm mm. At. aialvittl.iaaiaai. THI yr' i loT ivo arru ai luv, luaaai taaa aa wiU a ia taa aata- a--aao utaar laaeaa 4.

a ataru a. 1 laaH ml I auaaav 4 ta rmrm Ita a mm at 4 ca.Ae-a ami ae aa 7 aa. at Ue a. aaaAUara tiail. 1 a'aaa a laruo.ar.

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