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THE CHICAGO DAILY TRIBUNE: MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 8, 1873. THE ELEVATOR FIRE. Further Particulars of tho Destruction of the Fulton Elovator. About 120,000 Bushels of Corn and 5,000 Bushels of Outs Ruined. The Building a Complete Wreck---Its Eventful History.

Total Loss on Elevator and Contouts About $100,000. The burning of tho Fulton Elovator at 3 o'clock yestorday morning was made publio only through THE TRIBUNE, thongh undoubtodly our alower contomporaries will And out, to-day or tomorrow, that it happonod. This elevator was built by Mann to Scott, in 1852. It boon the depository for years of an immonso amount of proporty. Dostruction by fro BODIE to bo tho fate of all olevatore, and this ono was threatoned in 1859, during the Unitod Staton Fair, hold hero in Octobor of that year.

Several blocks in the vicinity wore swept and tho oupola of the olevator was ignited burning brands falling upon it. Thoro wore but three stoam-onginos of modorate capaolty in the city, and nono of thom could throw a stream of water to tho height of the cupola. It fortunatoly happenod that thoro was on oxhibition at tho fair nOW alylo of ongino from Philadelphia, it having boon brought out bore by the company who ran it to compote for 8 premium. Tho Philadelphia boys trotted out their apparatue, which throw a stroam on tho burning roof, and saved tho structuro. For this servico Mona Scott handsomoly rewarded thom with a oheck for $1,000.

Of courso, the building has had many narrow escapes, the last one being three weeks ago last Saturday, whon fire was discovered in the lower part of the building. An ongino near by put it out boforo serious damage was done. Muon Scott continued to control this olovator up to tho Limo of their bankruptey, which occurred last year. It was one of the famous Blovator combination controlled by that firm. They owned the wholo of this house, threefourths of the Northwestorn, of the Union, and tho samo proportion of tho Olty Elovator.

A day or two after Munn Boott failed, Goorge Armour Co. purchased their intorost in the four clovators, paying therefor, it is understood, but 810, at the same limo, however, assuming all labilities for grain belonging to other partios. Munn Scott had outstanding at the timo of the sale rocoipts for 150,000 bushols of corn and 80,000 bushels of wheat ovor and above the quantity of grain in store. Armour Co. had to fill thoso roceipts, at loast so thoy roportod, and tho publio had to take their word for it.

The olovator was, in the moantimo, the subject of disputa in tho courts. In 1808, Munn Bcott having lost heavily by unlucky in grain, wore forced to mortgago their intoreet in the four establishments to Jesso Hoyt ct Now York. This mortgage had not been foreclosed, and was still hold by Hoyt Co. Their claim was prior to that of Armour Co. So the Court decided, vacating ay void the sale to Armonr and directing tho Munn de Scott Intercet in tho four olevatora to be sold at publio auction.

Tho enlo took placo last Friday, when Hoyt Co. bid in tho wholo lot for 2915,500, of which 875,000 be price of the barnod building. It was tho fourth olorator built in Chicago, and the only survivor of the four, tho othor throo havingboon destroyed by fire. Work in the elovator consed at 7 o'clock Saturday crouing, tho workmon went homo, the building remaining in chargo of the watchmon. Everything, 60 far 18 ia known, WAB all right until 2 o'clock Sunday morning, when a policoman on Randolph street bridgo discovered flames jesuing from the cupola.

He gave the alarm, and, running round to tho olevator office, told the watchman that tho institution was burning. Tho watchman vory properly come out. By this time tho onginee bogan to arrive, and, as quiotly as poseiblo, got to work. It was no uno. Tho building was old and dry, just roady to burn, and it did burn fiercely, for Deforo tho eccond alarm was turned in it was a mass of roaring flames.

The timbore craoked and snapped, the roof fell 10, the walls fell out, and the ruin complate. It took no timo to burn. Tho engines were of little use, except to save tho large amount of lumber and other inflammable property in tho neighborhood. The elevator being used exclusively for grain brought by canal, seven canal boats wore moorod at tho whart alongeido. They Were in imminent dangor of destruction.

There wore 00 tuga, so the firemen chopped the onblea and sont them adrift. Boon after, fow tugs came along and took them in charge. Tho Are illuminated tho sky, and tho reflection was soon in overy part of the city. It was a brilliant sight. Largo crowde were attractod to the scone, aud daylight found them still standing and gazing.

The ruins were visited by the curious yeatorday. The tall chimnoy atood alone and solitary, a sort of monolith commemorating the Are. The iron shaft remained whore tho machinery fell from It. The timbore wero black and charred, oud the corn lay piled ovor the timbers, and covered the baso of tho building. At tho rivor aide tho corn was out at the edge of tho wharf, showing the where a largo quantity was poured into rivor when the east wall (all.

The grain was smouldoring, and an angino was busy deluging it with wator. all accounts, the fremon did all that could bo dono undor the siroumatancos, and it is a matter of cougratulation that the flames spread no further. There were 120,000 bushels of corn and 5,000 bushels of onte in the olevator. A largo quanlity of the corn can bo used for distilling parposca, This will reduce the loge Fory considerably. The value of grain destroyed will be about $00,000, and of the building about $10,000, making $100,000 in all.

The grain is owned by Board of Trade men, but, as they usually insure a certain amount of spaco by tho year, and have it tosarod all the timo, tho probability is that tho loss will fall ontiroly upon tho insurance componies. The grain was from tho river towns, the building having boen usod exclusively for discharging canal-boats, Messrs. Hoyt Co. will robuild immodiatoly on the samo site, putting up an clovator with all the modern improvementa, requiring an oxpondituro of $150,000. Thero is a mortgage of 000 on the ground, hold by Mr.

George Watson, but that will not interfere with the intondod robuilding. The building was insured for 820,000, but wo unable to aacortain tho nomes of the compaules. It was atated yostorday that a largo amount of the insurance on the grain de in the Tradore', of Chicago. THE CITY IN BRIEF. The sirinoss of the opon cars of tho Wost Bide Uno8 ie not so approciable now, in the cold mornings, as would be the snugnoss of the closed cars.

It is a fortunate thing for the young men of the Times that Mr. Storoy le absont from the city. Had ho been home yesterday there would have been a livollor time around the corpor of Washington street and Fifth avondo, than there was last Monday morning when tho "old man" loarnod through THE TRIBUNE what ocourred at Hosing's moating the evening before, It Lilian's Last Lovo" is retained much longer at Hooloy'8, somebody beeldas John Blalsdell will be required to play Owen Routledge. At the present rate the play will consume one loading man for every half-dozon porformances. Mr.

Soulabury Is detorminod to carve his opponent Into minco-most. A paragraph in yeatorday'e TAIDUNE noting tho myatorious robbery of tho store of Wobbor Harking, on last Friday night, contained a single orror in stating that the store was guarded (7) by mon of Tartle'e and of Pinkerton's private watoh force. The vigilant offlolals under whose care the atore wan loft belong to Balloy'8 preventive" police. The Times is informed that thore is a leak In the new Luke Tunnel: there was an 1 ex. press robbery amounting to $50,000, and an olo- vator fire amounting to 8100,000, nono of which woro ovou alludod to In that Blow shoot yostorday, For further 800 THE TRIMUNE of yostorday.

By the WAY, thoro was a politioni mooting a vook ago yestorday. lIne the Times honrd of it At 6 o'olook yostarday morning tho Inhabitants of the vicinity of Malated and Harrison stroota wore startled by two successive gun-shots. Ontcor Quigloy, who was on beat at tho timo, rushed off named to tho spot, and doublo-barrel found an old In gontle- hand, man Hobbly, gun standing over tho corpaca of two brindle bullhe dogs. had Thoy just detorminod to hiudor their having a had both bitton him, it and chanco to go wad. Mr.

Dialadoll has fought and bled aavoral Limos for Lilian at Hooloy'e. Ho haa rocolrad outa from the hands of the Comte da Carajao, and doos not present that naruflod front thnt tho Indios in tho audienco admiro. Tho Count'a sword baa out a ridgo in his forohead, and elnehod his right hand in soveral places. Thoro novor was a0 nont a fonoing scene witnoseed in a Chicago theatro as that in which ho has suffered, and it a pity to mar tho artist to givo a realiatio cast to tho scouo. John Ross, living at No.

780 Wost Kinzio stroot, camo homo drunk at 11 o'clock: on Saturday night, nad doolded that his wife-who, ho insistod was winding up tho clook the wrong way-roquired roorganization. To roorganizo her ho pulled a couplo of handfuls of hair from hor ucalp. Sho retaliated with tho' clock on brio hoad, and adroitly succoodod in sovering a largo artery, which caasod a carmino fountain to bogin playing over his shirt-bosom, Dr. Millard was immodiatoly called in, but the obatinato drunkard would not allow the wound to be drossod. Tho Doctor, knowing that tho man would blood to doath abortly, got the of two police officore, and tho wound was notwithstanding tho reorganizor's ramonstrances.

On last Friday, a geriona and distressing aooldent occurred ou the railway at South Lynne, just north of the Stock Yarda. A poor German woman, whoso husband fails to provido fuel for his home, was ongaged in pioking up coal on tho aides of the track, and had thoughtlosaly loft hor infant child lying on tho trook. Whilo tho woman was away from the baby, A train camo dashing along and kuooked tho littlo one off tho tracks, bruising and mangling tho child moat torribly. Tho attending physician 18 in hopos of the recovery of tho patient. There de BOLO complaint that railway omployes regularly throw coal off the cars at this point for noody friende, and the rookloss roaming abont tho tracks by the impoounious coal gatherors rendors accidents most probabio.

At about balf-past 12 o'clock yesterday morning two individuals walkod into Loon Smith's Italian saloon, on Madison stroet, pear Olinton, and wore shortly followed by another party. Looni, one of tho propriotore, who HA8 opening clams at tho time for two porsons in the back room, WAR startled to see ono of the fret comors rush at the now arrival, call him an objectionablo name, and fro a pistol twice, taking care, howovor, not to do him any barm. Tho party near whom the Bring was direated Looni dosoribon no turning white, groou, and yellow quick succession, while his own sonsations, ho says, wero Tho two gentlomon who were waiting for tho clams in the back room rushod out of the back door, jumped the fonce, and have not boon soon sinco. BRUTALITY, A Little Girl Forcibly Abducted and Her Porson Outraged by Four Boggs The Villains Escape Arrest. The sickoning and repuleivo particulars of a fondish outrago were roported at the Madison Streot Station yestorday morning.

Last Woduesday evening Catherino Gruff, a littlo girl agod 12 yours, residing with her paronts at No. 129 String stroot, waa sent by her mothor to tho planing-mill of Pitta No. 220 Soward street, to get some shavings and waste-wood. While gathering tho wood la tho yard sho was assaultod by four boys, whoso agos ranged from 12 to 17 ycare, The inhomon young after knooking her down, tied handkerchief over her mouth and carried her to a socludod placo, in the rear of a wood-abed, and thore, in turn, outraged hor person. The poor little creature tolls that sho did her utmost to rolenso horself from their clutches, but was cuffed aud beaten whonever sho affordod violout rosistHaving accomplished their horriblo purpose, tho young villians loft their viotim, all covered with blood, bor clothes torn to shreds, and in au unconscious atato.

Sue romainod undiscovered until sho had regained bor which she did not do until about 8 o'olock, when the darkness and tho dew hind fallen about bor. Then, more dead than alive, she managod to crawl home. Dr. Moyer has attendod her, and pronouncca her recovery a mattor of some doubt. Tho little girl declarce that sho did not know any of the boya, and had never Econ them bofore, but would know them if ebo Abould got bor oyos upon them again.

The police have BO far boon unablo to detect them. Tho case certainly has no prototype in the police recorde of the city. OBITUARY. Tho city papers havo already announced tho death of Mrs. David G.

Aleton, daughter of Goorgo W. Lyon, of the firm of Lyon Healy, which ocourred on Tuesday morning, tho 26th of August. The announcemont will bring endnose to many circles of frionde, both in this city and elsewhore. The deconsed was a lady of taro accomplishments and lovoly charaoter, to whom life was just opening tall of rich promise. Her admirablo traits of charnotor had endearod hor to all who knew bor, and her raro musical attainmonts bad secured for bor general admiration, She was musician of more than ordinary promise, and in some departmenta bor talont was well nigh exceptional, Out off thus at tho vory threshold of what promisod to bo a long, useful, and beautiful life, her loss la moro than ordinnrily painful, both for the momorica of what ebo had boon and for tho oloquent promises of still greater accomplishmonts in tho future.

Possessed of youth, boauty, and musical genius, and surrounded by boats of friends, she had overything to live for, and which would have mado hor life beautiful to herself and those nasociated with her by family and friondly tics. They now have ouly for consolation tho memory of what was, and, for an enduring pain, tho thought of what might have boon, FATAL STREET-CAR ACCIDENT. Yestorday afternoon, about 1 o'clook, a boy named John Rodmon, who rosided with his paronta at No. 597 South Canal stroet, in alighting from a State atroot car going south, was run over and fatally injured by a car going north. Ho was removed to No.

676 State stroot, whore ho died at 4 o'clook yesterday afternoon. Tho accident was a natural consequenco of tho provailing habit among boys of stealing rides on tho stops of streetcars, which la oapecially common on tho ono-horso cars of the South Sido Hallway. It is very remarkable that so fow of thoso prankish lode are injured. Becauso of the dungor it ontaile, and tho troublo givon to passengers, the practice is on0 that should bo at onoo abated. The havo endoavored somowhat to broak it police the officora nood to oxoroisa moro watchfulness than thoy have done.

Lot the boys bo arrostod, sa in tho cano of stonm-cars. If the polico have no authority arroat for such an offonso, lot the city givo it I thom. If the to police do not take the mattor in hand, the stroot ailway companios owe it to the traveling pablio ro deviso means to corroct the owl. MARITAL UNHAPPINESS. Homo years ago, Mary Blushardt, of No.

698 Wast Lake stroot, soparated from hor busband. On Saturday, thoy met on the street, and Blushordt informed hor that ho was about to proouro a bill of divorce. Bho roplied that ho nood do that, as sho would soon be out of hia way. At noon, yesterday, sho was found in bor room, apparently sufforing from a dose of morphing, A physicinn was called, but pronounced the caso hopeless. At an curly hour this worning the unhappy woman was living.

THAT ROBBERY, After A careful Investigation of tho robbery cano committed by the man who was arrested by tho Pinkerton Detective Agency, as reportod in THE TAIDUNE Joatorday, there soma to bo no necessity for any important correction. Tho reporter learned of the case at a very late hour, and in the hurry of the momont may havo made sOme errors of no particular consequence. Gouerally speaking, howover, the report was reliable, The other morning papers will doubtlees havo nomothing remarkably clever to say about the matter to-day, and they may or may not got a partially different story from the Dotective Agenoy, the oficore of which fool some- olagrinod, that thoir privato businona should be verod by a roportor boforo they got ready to tell It, and at tho eumo timo bovo thomaolvos choaply advertiaod. Tho 'fact thant heavy robbory WAR coni: inittod cannot bo challongod, and tho foot that tho thief woo arroetod and the grentor portion of tho proporty recovered cannot bo questioned, Tho thiot has beon taken whore tho porsona who wore tha mil by his crime reeldo. EPISCOPAL SERVICES.

Ordination of Deacons and Adminiatration of the Moly Communion at the Episcopal Onthodrnd Yesterday. Yostordny was A day of considorablo intorest fu Episcopal cirolos in this aity. It was tho Buuday noxt beforo tho annual Diocesan Donvention, and in tho morning thoro was an ordiantion sorvice, and tho administration of tho Holy Communion. Tho sorrico opened by the singing of Hymn 270 of tho Hymnal, boginning Lord, pour Thy Spirit from on bigh, Tho Right Roverond tho Bishop of tho Dio0080 then deliverod an ozhortation to tho candidatos for holy orders, in which ho amplidad, onlargod upon, and explained tho Epistlo on "tho form and mannor of ordaining from Ephosiana 7, which la as follows: Unto every one of un la given grace, according to tho monauro of tho gift of Ourist, Whorefore Ho Baith when Ho seconded up on high, Ho lod Captivity captive, and gavo gifts unto men, (Now, that ascendad, what 18 It but that Liao desconded fret into the lowor parta of tho earth Lo that doscondod is tho somo also that up far nbovo all heavens, that Ho might All all things.) And ho gave somo apostlen, and some prophets, and somo evangeliste, and somo pastore and teachers, for tho porfecting of the sainta, Tor tho work of tho ministry, for tho calfying of the Body of Christ, till wo all come, in tho uuity of the falth and of tho knowledge of tho Son of God, unto a the perfect man, -unto the mosaure of the staturo of fullness of Curist. The candidatoa for ordination as Deacone-Mr.

Macook, of Faribault, and Mr. Todd, a graduate of Nashotah-then came forward, and "the form and manner of making Deacona was procoodod with. Tho litany was thon road by the Bishop, tho rospousos boing by the olergy, the oboir, and the Tho anthom was from Pealm 126 of the Pealtor, versoa 6 and 7: They that sow In toare shall roap in joy. Ho that now gooth forth on his way woaping, and boaring forth good seed, shall doubtless come again with joy, and bring hie sheaves with Attor tho anta-Communion gorvioo, Mfr. Potta, of Quincy, candidato for priveta' ordors, WA8 introduced, and tho form and manner of Ordaining priesta was observed.

Tho usual collootion was then takon and, with a prayer for tho whole estato of Church militant, and tho benediction, and a rocoasional hymn, the morning servico WAS torminatod by the administration of the Holy Communion. THE AFTERNOON'S SERVICES wore opened by a processionol byinn, (232) Ohristian soldiers "-tho roading of part of the order for oroning prayer, and the 7th golection of the Pealtor. Hymn 234 of tho Hymnal, beginning, "My God accopt my heart this day," was thon sung. The Right Reverend the Bishop thon addressed the congrogation on 4 Tho Rito of Condrmation." It had a fired rolation to baptism. Tho Apostles confirmed those who bad been baptized, and our confirmation WB8 analogous to that of tho earlier Christinue, whioh required that all those who bad boon boptizod must bo confirmed by tho Bishop.

Confirmation, with rare had in AU agea been administered by the order of Bishops. it involved, of necessity, tho dootrina of the Trinity. Tho Bishopa woro Fathers in tho Churob, thus typifying the Fathornood of God. Then again, confirmation was nocoseity; was a confession of tho Triune Godhead, and it Was Impossible to reject coufirmation without rejeoting salvation itsolf. Indifferenco was euch rojection.

a Common sense requirod us to be confirmed, and it was dangerous for us live without it. The candidatca for confirmation woro then roquestod to como to tho altar, whoreupon tho Rev. O. E. W.

Stocking, rector of the Church of tho Epiphany, four, and the Rov. J. Harris Knowlos, canon of the Cathedral, presented eleven. Tho order of confirmation wha thon most impreasivoly performed, aftor which tho Bishop addrossod tho candidatoe, tolling them that thoy wore not only by confirmation counected with the beauties of earth, but had also secured tho blessing of Leavon. On tho ono hand, ho wba ablo to open to them thoso boavenly privilogas which God had givon to thom; and on the other, through the working of God's graco, they would know how to do right.

Hymn 238 of the Hymnal, beginning, Thine which the Bishop read the final prayer bonoforever, God of love," WAS next sung, oftor diction, the service torminating by the singing of tho rocessional bymn, 477: Oft in dangor, oft in woo." In adminlatoring the rite of confirmation the WAB Assisted by tho love. Canon Knowlos and O. H. W. Stocking, A vory large congregation wau present at ouch of the servicos and manifestod much intorest in them, IN THE EVENING, tho regular ovoning sorvico of the Church was performed.

THE CORN CROP. To the Editor of The Chicago Tribune: Sin: Having had occasion, either in person or by agent, to examine the corn crop from Chicago west to Central Iowa, and from tho southorn limit to the centre of this State, your corrospondopt finda the following to be the facta: First--That about two-thirds of tho aros of laat your is this year planted. Second-That, on account of the rains in tho spring, and the drought of the summer, not ovor ono-half as much corn will be harvosted this year as last on the ground planted. Thoro ara a few favored localitios, isolated strips, about one-quartor of a mile wide by two or threo miles long, which will viold AB much 18 last year. But the great mass of the corn is not Alling in oar, and thousanda of acros thore aro with the stalks and leaves as yellow a8 usually after heavy frost.

Should there be an carly frost, it ie doubtfal it the crop would avorage one-third of last year's. Last week thore was a slight frost in a considorable part of the Illinous Valley. X. CHICAGO, Sept. 0, 1873.

Old Settlors) Mooting at Kowance, Ill. KEWANEE, Sept. 5, 1873, To the Editor of The Chicago Tribune: Bin: The Old Sottlora' mooting at Kowance, lant Wodnesday, was A at loast, such waa the opinion of tho gray-hondod old who mot, with families and frienda, to colebrate the day by ronowing old acquaintances, and TOcounting old scenes and Incidents which occurred in doye of auld lang syno." Tho rounion was held in the grove adjoining town, whero at an early hour had gathorod somo hundreds of pooplo from Honry and adjoining counties, bent on enjoying thomsolves as thoy usod to in tho good old timo8." First in order after the usual band-shaking and woll-wishing, was tho prayer by the Rev. M. D.

Gravoa, of this placo, aftor whiol tho annual oration was dolivored by Samuol Ordway, which WAS repleto with good points and was woll received. A poem followed, composed by Mrs. M. C. Pratt, and road by tho Rov.

Jamos Martin Tompkins. Tho contiment and composition of the poom were oscellent, which proves Mrs. Pratt to Do no amotour in poetry, After romarke by Howard, and Littlo, the party adjourned to the well sprond dinner-table, where all seemed deoply intorostod for ou hour, moro or lose, in discussing chlokon, plum-pudding, which Old Sottlora geuerally oujoy, Attor diunor, the grove wad onlivoned by BOmO stirring musio from the Old Sottlera' Choir, compoHod of the best musical talont in tho county, when the poom, being called for, WAR road agnin, followod by short addroeace from a number of the "oldost inhabitants," who gavo full history of the early sottlomonts, how thoy built tho first church the first election, polling soven votes, all told; mado tho Drat tobaccoproB8, woods ringing with morrimont whon somo long-forgotton joke was told. Mr. Porry, of Gonosoo, ondonvored to inform the audience that ho teas au Old Bottlor: whioh, in fact, overy one bellaved boforo ho WAS half through, and settled down to good, squaro laugh it is a settled fact that ho is the funniest Old Settler in this settlemout.

Mr. Rood, of Buroau, followed in a short address, and was applauded by thoso who like 8 good story, After singing, tho exorolses came to an ond; when'all returned to dally cares aud dutios, refroshoned and rovivided by the plossing Intluonce which came from the meeting of soquaintances of bygone days. J. M. TRAGEDIES.

The Murder of an illinois Man and mid Wife at Cucharda, Col. Monmouth Altas, Sept. 5. Tho detaila of the murdor at Oucharna, of Wiltinm Richardeon and wife, formor roatdonte of this olty, aro sad indood. Tho bodian were found on Sunday, the 24th of August, and wore to Love boon doad sinco tho Thursday boforo.

A lottor recolved hora from Mrs. Obarlos Carr, dalod at Apishapa Station, says: It Boomed thnt the torrible wrotch who committod tho dood bad ontored tha barn, lying in wait for Mr. and bad takon him unaware, and dealt tho dondly blow, and It la supponed that Mr. R. gave a ory, which Mrs.

R. hoard and rusbod in tho direction of tho barn to ascertain the catso, whon tho wrotoh mot hor, and olio turned and ran, trying to esoape him. There woro running footstops in the direction of tho house, and ovidont of a strugglo, hor nir-plue, bair-comb, boing sontterod all tho way from tho corral to the corner of tho houno. Sho hnd ovidontly been sowing at the time whon sho hoard tho disturbance at tho barn, 68 hor thimble was found on her band, and had takon hor work and ran out. At tho cornor of tho houso lay 0 pillow-oas0, half finished, with tho noodle in whore sho had been sowing.

Sho oviher dontly work rocolvod down, tho badly first stained blow, with there, blood. There and throw WAU, siso, a largo pool of blood upon the dooratop, through which she had boon dragged Into tho apparontly by the hair, 0.8 hor hair TAB flowing loosoly ovor her shouldore. It sooms that lifo may not have been extinot whon ahe was back draggod of in, hood and Shore recolved blows upon tho bor (sho too was lying on her taco), beating the murder baolr is of tho almost to a jolly. The supposed to invo boon committed about 3 or 4 o'clock in tho afternoon, -st least it was in brond duylight, Nono of the jowolry was takon from her porson, and nothing is missing from the house." Mr. watch, money, and papors wore undisturbod in tho house, ax found on tho prominoR covered with blood le bolieved to bo tho weapon with which torrible dood wan committed.

Two Mexicans who wore in Mr. omploy woro arrested for the crime, but boforo tho' trial they word takon from the guards by a body of maakod mon and hung. Thoy confoseed thoir guilt on the gallows. The Duncan Wito-Murder and Suicide in St. Louis.

From the St. Louis Globs, Sept, 6, Arabibald Duncan, the suicide and double murdorer, was buried yestetday by the Oounty Undortaker, and last ovoning, at 8:80 o'olook, his wife died, aftor having had her dead child taken from hor body by the surgeons. On visiting the place last evoning, a Globe reporter witnossod one of the moat heartronding econce which human eye ever dwelt upon. In the front room on a bod, which was situatod oractly over tho spot whore Duncan himsolf diod, lay Mrs. Duncan, who was evidently in the last agonies of life and fast the gatos of death In ouo corner, on the floor, with his head rosting upon a pillow, lay a beautifal boy of 5 years in unconsclous sloop, while another cornor was ocoupied by tho inanimate form of the babe which had been cut from its mother'a womb.

In an adjoining room wa8 one of the married daughtors, Mrs, Sponcer, atrotohod on a lounge, utterly prostrated, both in body and mind, and apparently raving mad. Mre. James, the other married daughter, thongh fooling koonly tho torriblo ordeal in which sho WAB placed, WAB assiduoua in her attentions to bor mothor and ulster, and boro her trials with porfoot heroism. Mrs. Duncan ovidently WAS seized by the hand of death at 6 o'olook lout evening, but life still dwelt in her form, aud kopt ite bold with great touncity until 8:90 o'clock, when sho quietly paesod away.

Tho truo of this forful tragedy may pover bo known to a oortaiuty, but the most probable one flea in the foot that Duncan had rocently become quite disaipated. Ho bad boon employed for goveral years by Mosera. Shicklo, Harrison and had borne a good charadtor. His wifo WaB a hard-working, modest proman, and was much respectod by her noighbora, AB also were tha two daughters. These latter, Mre.

Spencer and Mry. Jamon, have both beon unfortuuato in their married life, and separated from their husbands whon they found them to bo worthloss and unbonrabie. By their own itiduatry thoy bove supported the ontire family, sinco thoir fathor bocamo a drunkard, A German in Now York Shoots His Wife and then Attompts Suicide. From the New Fork Times, Sept. G.

At about 0:30 o'clock last night, 08 Officor Gaw, of the Twonty-first Procinct, was on post on Second avonne, his attention was attracted by the sharp sound of a pistol-shot, coming from tho direction of the tenomont-house No. 215 Last Twenty-eighth streot, one door from tho corner of Second avenue. Tho officer hastoned to the bonse, and as he reached the front door be heard a second pistol-eliot. Ho ruebod uDstairs, and whon he galuod the landing at tho head of the frat fight observed a woman sitting on tho stairs, blooding profusely from wound hor breast. Fo aakod her what woe tho matter, and sho roplied that her huaband bad allot hor.

On ontoring tho apartmouts indicated by the woman, A TAD W88 found lying on the threshold of the door leading into the roar room, which was need as a kitchon. Ho WAS bleeding from the mouth, and by his sido was 0 rovolver bearing tho mark of having boon r0- cently ased. Tho 1 at once diepatched a messongor to the station-house in East street, and Capt. Allairo aud Borgt. Ohristio soon arrived and mado an inveatigation of the affair.

It appearod that tho man TAB Max Honser, 0 Gorman, 59 years of ago, and tho wounded woman was his wife, Minnie, who la Algo a native of Germany, about 83 years of ago. Houser is a watch-makor and ropairer of muelo boxes. The couple have boon married a numbor of years, and have four children, aged respoolivoly 5, 4, 2 yoars, and 6 months. Thoy occupied A suite of three plainly-furniched rooms on the socond floor of the houso where the tragedy occurred. Hensor had a portion of the front room fitted up as a workshop, and carnod a comfortable living.

According to tho of Mrs. Honser, made to Bergt. Ohristio, at appears that the couple lived very happily togother for years, and until within the past ten days, during which period bor husband drank to exco8s, which mado him irritablo and quarrelsomo. He had always treated her kindly previous to thie drinking bout, and bad never abusod or struck hor. After suppor last evening, Heusor wont out, and did not return until nearly 9:80 o'clook.

He was then intoxicatod. Whon he entered tho room sho was sitting down on a chair, with bor youngest child fu her Hor husband looked at bor moodily for a moment, and, without uttering a word, drew a revolvor from his pocket and fired at bor. The bullet narrowly missed the hoad of tho oblid, and entered his wifo's right breast. Sho ran out of tho room, and Houser thon put the pistol to his mouth and fired. Information of tho tragio affair haying roached Bellevua Hospital, In Twonty-sixth street, Warden Bronnan promptly arrived with an ambulance, in obarge of Dr.

Shaw. Tho wounded couple were examinod, and their wounds were found to bo of a very gorlone nature. Thoy wore conveyed to Bellovue Hospital. Honser was found to bo suffering from delirium tremons, and, after admission to tho hospital, becamo so violont that the attendants wore compelled to strap him down to the couch on which ho was laid, Ho muttorod continually, but, owing to the naturo of tho wound, could not articulato so as to mako himself underatood. Tho wound of Mrs.

Hensor, though very serious, is not considored fatal. Aftor abe was admitted to tho hospital suo becamo speechlose, and rolapsod into a unconscious state, The children of the il1-fated couplo were taken in charge by Wardon Bronnan, and carod for at tho hospital. Proposed Anniversary Colebration. Special Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune. OTTAWA, Sept, 0, -Tho Ion, Sidney Brocse, of the Supreme Court, has accoptod an invitation to doliver on addreed at a grand celobration to bo had at Starved lock, near Ution, on tho Illinols River, on the 10th In honor of this day, being the two-hundrodth anniversary of the landing of a white mau, Joult missionary, at Starved Rock, Horkimer County Dairy Market.

LITTLE FALLS, N. Sept, 6, tho Utica City markot for tho weck ending Aug. 0, the prices raugod about the same us for the provious wort. The offorlugs were catimiated to bo from 8,000 to 10,000 bores, only a part of which changed hands, The top prico was 12,40, and tho raugo from thut 0g- uro down to 11 AL Littio Folly this week trado WAB brink for form dairieu, which were quickly closod out at from 110 to and somo ortrn Ane lots went at 130. Tho delivory was about 700 voxee, In fuctorica tho market was rather dull, as the vlowe of holders were generally abovo those of buyers, and this was capocially tho caso la reapeot to tho July mako of cheese, which factorymen should g0 in with tho salca of that lator manufactured.

This point was finally conceded, and nalea woro made at tho totlowing BrockelVe Bridge, 120 at 13o; Brockott Fatef, 01 at 1340 Bunnell, 160 at Bouth Caryl, 20 at Obapman, 109 at Cold Spring, 150 at Cold Brook, 00 ut Wa Cold Oreck, 130 at 130: Oralue's Corners, 100 at Dairy Hill, 150 al 180; Dairy Valloy, 150 at Danube, 100 at J. B. Edick, 70 at Old Hairdald, 100 at 190: Freeman, 60 st 200 at 140 Herkimer, 100 at 19360 100 at 13o; J. at 138 130 Milo Strip, Laduovilio, 139 at 140 at 1240: 10350 George Lassollyille, 104 84 at Laduo, 19 No; Littlo Fall Contral, 207 st a Mohawk, 100 aL Nowport, 400 at 130 Nichols, 100 (small Aize) nt 10401 Norway Association, 150 at Ila Old Btouo Ohurch, 70 at Palnos Hallow, 200 at 12 Union, 00 at Russell, 60 st 12 Porryrilla, 175 at Sharon Contre, 125 At North Schuyler, 200 at 180 Small's Bush, 100 at 12 Top Notch, at 130: Warren Contro, 100 at Zimmorman Crook, 104 at 0. Quito numbor of faatorica neut forward their goods to ba sold on commission.

The following Are the receipta of chaoso In Now York Olty, and the 01- ports for the past eight months aa correspond with same Limo last your 1813, -1872. Receipta. Exports. Exports, January, 20,017 38,864 21,070 13,187 Februnry 48,210 50,047 93,803 12,445 41,100 47,500 10,880 8,538 27,680 02,605 19,349 8,404 08,802 87,631 June 350,0301 220,420 200,824 857,202 319,4011 288,108 266,357 August. 880,100 880,707 844,480 Total.

1,020,582 893,152 This shows an excess in this your over Haat of 188,472 boxes, sad an arcoss of exports for the same time of 962,060 bores, But as tho chocee this Joar are bolloved to ba smaller in sizo than last year AD allowance should bo made in computing the gross weight. Our We London advices from abroad to the 20th of August. correspondent says that Ancal American choose solls at full rates, and holders moot buyers for ling nocondary the cwt: sorta. The beet is quoted at storchoddar sella Ano, for 00 secondary, Eng70(280. tho owt.

The weathor this week in Horkimor, N. has bean ahowory, and grass is growing Ancly. Wockly Rovlow of tho Albany LiveStock Markot. ALBANY, N. Bont.

The market on Thursday openod quielly an usual, with a alien attendThe buyers wore mostly country dealers and butchora, and the market ruled dull and straggling to tho close, On Friday thero was ad incrossed attend. ARCS and more sotivity in the markat, although no marked change took placo. Oreighton and the Raet wero fairly represented, and tho largest purchasors, Prices this wook are nearly the os Good butchering stoorn aro bought at and from last wok's prices, The recoipts for the week number 10,013 head, againet 7,030 head a wock ago. The average quality of stock was about equal to last wook, with a scarcity of Texans in the market. The highest price realized was $6,05 por 100 Ion, which Mr.

G. Heath pold to I. 8. Rosonthal for a hord of 05 prime Illinois atoora, The following La a table Indicating the main ruling of the market this wook Premium, $0.80 7,00 oxtra, Arat third quality, 30.37: socond quality, quality, inferior, Mitch cows--There has been little dono In this branch of trade thia week, Only 10 hood were seen in the yards, and sold at prices ranging from $45,00 to $65.00 per hoad. Shoop and lambs--The quality of shoop was good, but tho markot was somewhat glutted.

Prices a littlo below thoso of last weak; sheep quoted at do to 60, and lambs at 64o to 74c. Calves- a fow fu markot: best quality offered at per lb. quotations very little doing. MARINE. Port of Onicago.

7. Schr Sardinia, lumber, Bohr Annio Shorwood, Erie, coal. Scow Donater, Lake Harbor, slabs. Scow Champion, Baugatuck, slabs. Schr Planet, Manialce, Jumber.

Scow L. Strom, Baugatuck, wood. Bchr Black Hawk, Stony Creok, lumber, Prop Colorado, Buffalo, sundries, Bchr J. P. Ward, Whito Lake, lumber, Schr Topay, Muskegon, lunbor, Prop Pulludelphia, Budalo, aundries.

Schr Ithaca, Muskegon, lumber. Sear Regulator, Muskegon, lumber. Schr Christie, Muskegon, lumber. Steam barge Annie Lauri, Muskegon, lumber. Schr Maguolis, Muakegon, lumber, Behr North Cope, Grown Buy, lumbar, Scow Milton, White Lake, lumber.

Bohr Sea Gem, Ludlugton, lumber. Schr Jo Vilas, Ludingion, lumber. 8chr Minnesota, Monomineo, lumber. Schr Lhonozer, Eagle Harbor, wood. Bchr 8.

Gale, Grand wood. Prop Cily of Concord, Ogdenaburgh, sundries, Bchr Florence, Fair Haven, tan bark. Schr Julia Smith, White Lake, lumber. Schr G. D.

Harris, Cloveland, coal, Prop I. E. Poino, Muskegon, towing, Bargo 0. 0. Muskegon, lumber, Bargo Apprentico Boy, Muskegon, lumber.

Bargo Oity of Grand Haven, Muskegon, lumber, Prop Persia, Montreal, sundrica, Schr Queen of the West, Menominee, lumber. Schr Loo, Grand Haven, lumbor. Scur O. Harbor, Ludlugton, lumber. Schr Madison, Ludington, Jumbor.

Schr G. R. Roberta, Pore Marquetto, lumber, Schr Mory, Whito Lako, lumbor, Schr Muskegon, lumbor, Schr Koto Lyone, Muskegon, Jumbor. Bohr St. Poter, Muskegon, lumber.

Behr G. O. Trumpf, coal. Schr J. libbard, Grand wood, Steam bargo Esat Bagluaw, Manitou Taland, wood, Scur Boll Brown, Ogouz Plor, tolrgraph poles, Echr Argo, Egg Harbor, tan bark.

Schr Nelllo Rodingtou, Erie, coal. Stir Alpoua, Muskogon, sundrice. Bchr Joe. Drosdon, Whito Lake, lumber. Schr Potomac, Ponsaukee, lumbor, Schr Flying Cloud, Little Suanxico, lumber.

Schr Belle Walbridge, Sturgeon Bay, lumber, Schr Ivor Lawson, Muskegon, lumber, Schr St, Paul, Muskogon, Tum por. Schr Pride, Muskegon, lumbor. Achr Pligrim, lumber, Schr Octavia, White Lako, lumbor: Schr Mont Diane, Fair Haven, coal, Sobr Elizabeth Jonce, Buffalo, coal. Sebr Lowla Ludingion, Good Harbor, tolegraph poles. Btmr Oueboygan, Two Rivers, Behr O.

Harrison, White Lake, lumber, Behr Down, White Lake, lumber, Schr Curlow, Muskegon, lumber, Bohr Mary, Muskegon, Jumbor. Bohr Lizzio Throop. Muskegon, Blabs. Schr R. D.

Hibbard, Listor Bay, wood, Prop Oswegatchle, Ogdenaburgh, sundrioa Bohr Golden Fleece, Buffalo, coal. Scow Bea Star, Grand Haven, tanbark, Bohr Ralph Campboll, Ford River, lumber. Prop Ira Chaffee, Saugatuck, sundries. Schr Alice, Bulfalo, coal, Schr Rand, Kownunco, wood. Prop D.

F. Wade, Fort Huron, sundrica, Scow Hercules, Carlton Tier, wood. Barge Peshtigo, ButTalo, coal, Behr A. Moaber, Oleveland, coal. Behr Arendol, Manistee, lumbor.

Schr Homo, Monistee, Jumbor. Steam barge Bismarck, Menominoe, lumber, Steam barge Marinetto, Monomiuce, Jumbor. Steam barge Eldorado, Moponinoo, lumber. Steam barge D. L.

Flier, Menominee, lumbor, Sour Speed, Manistoo, railroad ties. Bear W. 11. Willard, Sandy Bay, lumber, Prop Montana, Buffalo, Schr O. M.

Johnaon, Oconto, lumber. Bohr Ida Keith, Buffalo, coal. Barge O. K. Hines, Buffalo, Steam burge O.

B. Bald win, Eacauaba, iron ore, Blinr Coroun, 8t. Joseph, sundries. Scow Lillio Gray, Pontwater, sundrics. Behr George I.

Ward, Erie, coal. Schr Oleveland, Menomluce, lumber. Behr Advance, Muskegon, lumber, Schr J. W. Brown, Monomiuce, lumber, Behr Presto, Muskegon, lumber.

Schr Emellue, Muskogon, lumber. Schr Arctic, Muskegon, lumber. Schr Mary, Muskogon, lumber, 8chr Boloit, Kowaunce, wood, Scow Bilver Oloud, Kuwaunco, rallroad ties. Prop Fountain City, Buffulo, sundries. Prop DoP'ere, Arcon Bay, suudrice, Schr A.

N. Burt, Ludington, lumber. Sour Lizze Dosk, 8t. Jumbor. Schr 0.

L. Grand Traverse, wood. Schr Olpper City, Munlatco, lumbor. Schr Dopinark, Sturgeon Day, poats. Behr Traveler, Mandatoo, lumber.

Scow AT, IL, Dunham, Pikes Pier, wood, Scow Planot, Olay Banka, tan-bark, Large Now Era, Grand Lavon towing. Barge Wolverine, Grand Haven, lumber. Largo Mary Amanda, Grand Haven, lumber. Bargo Wyoming, Graud Havon, lumber, Schr Illinole, Marbor, wood. Achr Kitty Grant, Saugatuck, lumber.

Schr D. P. Dobbins, Duffalo, coul. Bohr W. 11.

Holland, lumber, Schr Arrow, Ludwig'a Pior, wood, Sour Phillpa, Maniatoe, lunber, Bohr 0. O. 0. Butta, Baugatuck, slaba. Sour Shaw, South Haven, wood, Scow Minnio Collott, Pontu Water, bark.

Schr B. V. 11. Watsou, Buffalo, coal. Boow Flore, Baugatuok, lumbor.

Schr James King, Buffalo, coal. Schr F. G. Simmons, Alanistoo, lumbor, Sour Joses, Holland, bark. 7 Stmr Corona, Manitawoo, 54 pkga groceries, 5 bels 8 bris pork, and sundrica.

Behr Cleveland, Scuominea, aundrics, Schr Homer, Buffalo, 31,023 bu wheat. Bour Threo Bells, Port Colborne, 12,108 bu corn. Burgo Buffalo, 14,668 bu wheat. Hour Itedwing, Budalo, 45,000 bu wheat, Behr F. Palmer, Buffalo, 40,000 bu corn, Scur Atlanta, Kingston, 21,624 bu wheat.

Prop 8. 0, Baldwin, 130 bars railroad Iron, Barge Mare, Buffalo, 14,700 bu whoat. Heur Ostrich, Black 18,063 bu wheat. Hubr Mindoirs, Kingston, 20,233 bu wheat. Sebr Milan, Bu Talo, 13,141 bu whoat.

Sunr Alpens, Muskegon, Sebr Lilts Parsons, Kingston, 17,000 bu wheat, Dark Bummur Oloud, Buffalo, 21,000 bu Bark A. J. Rogers, Olovoland, 21,234 bu wheat, Prop McGrah, mundrien, Btur Ahoboygan, lucine and intormodiate points, drica, NIGHT OLE Prop Wade, Port Iuron, 20,030 bu corn, 500 flour, 100 bria corn moul, and sundrica, Sour Onl, Elliworth, Buffalo, 20,003 bu wheat. Behr Olly of Woodstock, Buffalo, ba corn, Sebr Burtha Barnes, 20,000 bu wheat. Schr E.

It. Blake, Buffalo, 11,701 bu corn, T'rop Moutana, Budalo, 43,000 bu wheat, 1,000 flour. Prop William Tweed, Duffalo, 30,529 ba wheat, 1,200 brim flour, 008 buga timothy sood, 207 out meal, 658 bara rallrond iron, aud sundrico. Prop Ira d'ce, Bangatuck, 800 aides, and sundrice, Lake Freights Froights wore dull and easy, though not quotably lower. -The mupply of in triflo largor.

a quote: To Buffalo, 140 for wheat, and 130 for co.it. The following wore reported: Bohra koo Dollo, Lows Day, Yankco Blade, Aunto Vought, and Missouri, corn at 18c. To Baris--Prop D. F. Wade.

corn, through nimr Amazon, wheat to Buffalo on private terma. 'Total, 7. Capacity equal to 140,000 bu corn and 64,000 bu whont. From waukco to Buffalo tho achr wheat at 150, And sobr wheat at 140 (latter charterod previously to arrive.) Port of Escanaba. Special Dispatch la The Chicago Tribune, Bopt.

Sopt, Trop Bortachoy; achr dity of DoparturesCity of Taws, Alichigan Oily, Fayotte, Frankfort, 403; 6.0. Daidwin, Outcago, 601 A. X. Potter, Milwaukee, 605 Union, Elk Rapide, 809 Cancado, Elk Rapids, 418. EAGANARA, Sept, Wing, Depart- Vossola Passod Detroit.

Special Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune, PASSED UP -Props India, Winslow, Olty of Toledo, Lawrenao, Wales and barges, Katabrook and bargoo; bark Dissol: achra Owanco, Olty of Montpellor, Ohannon, J. B. Richards, G. Greenwood, 0. Raab, Ironsides, Porch, Aldorbarana, D.

Blownzt, Ifarveal Quoon, Melvina, A. Grover, PARSED Bantino, St. Joseph, Shoridan, Nobranks, Yosemite, W. D. Gravos and achra Powhattan, Montcalm, M.

Btalker, Brooklyn, Goodell, Laura Dell, Brightie, Allen. WIND Illinols Onnal and River News. Special Dispatch to Tha Chicapa Tribune. LABALLE, 11., Bept. stmr Katie arrived from Toru, and canal boat Montank, with corn for Chicago, Deported by river: The prop Novolty and barge, loaded with corn for Para: Also boats La grass, Geneviove, Brownlow, bath losded with lumber for alno bargo No.

8, light, for Peru, and the canal boat passod into tho canal losded with cora for Chicago, Frop Novelty and barge, losded with lumber, passed out. Water 8 foot 6 inches on the mitor-alli of Lock 15. Sopt, 0-0 p. bu corn Wave, Morris, 5,000 bu corn Atlantio, Morris, 5,800 bu corn Merchant, Itomeo, 8,000 bu oats G. Booth, Boneca, 5,800 bu corn, 11,000 lbs peed; Maple Lest, Bird's Bridge, 6,000 ba corn Eclipse, yds Lemont, 66 yda etono Constitution, Lemont, 80 atone CoL Martin, Lomont, 69 yds Arabis, Lemont, Admiral, yda Lomont, Geo.

Judd, Lamont, 72 Lomont, Th yda atono Ool. Manning, yds stone Lamont, 93 Harry, Lemont, yds 85 Mayflower, alone Lemont, L. 89 PeaRice, gda Advance, Lomont, stone; J. I. 8.

Walker, Lamont, Co yds atone, 60 bris B. Osrponter, Sag, 89 de stone F. T. Sherman, Willow Springs, 00 yds alone: Monarch, Lockport, 800 bris four, 172,800 Iba meal: Orator, Willow Cayuga, Romeo, 30 da 6,000 bu porn Springs, gravol: prop Bouth Shore, Willow Springs, 47 yds gravel; Elle Bag, 80 stone Martin Hogan, Lamont, 85 rda atone; Barge No. 2, LaBallo, 148 tons coul: Robert Holmes, Ottawa, 5,000 bu corn; Metropolis, Ohilicotho, 5,900 bu corn Northwest, Morris, 5,800 bu corn.

45 Queen, Henry, 66,762 lumber, shipgica; Jennie, 10 bris four, 2 tond coal Marsoilios, 10 bris salt: Dirigo, 01,085 15,700 ft lumbar; Milwaukee, Ottawa, 01,228 It lumber, lath. DEATHS. Roy, Thomas Burke 7. at the rosidonce of bor brother, the 519 Woat Indiana Strost. Funeral -In Tuesday, Sept.

9, Airs. 12 o'olook. of the late V. Rossman, aged 97. years.

Rom. rollat this oitz, mAD, Punoral from No. Hi Avanno, Toorday at 1 o'clock p. Fronds aro D. O.

EDDY- Eddy, Saturday son morning, 0. Sept. at oholora 25 years. and Isabolla Eddy, agod Funoral services at tha rosidonce, 711 on Monday, at p.m. AUCTION SALES.

WM. A. BUTTERS Real Estate and General Auctioneers, 15 17 RANDOLPH-ST. AUCTION SALE or 14 RESIDENCE LOTS On CORNER OF On Monday Afternoon, Sept. 8, AT 4 O'OLOOK, ON THE GROUND.

Those Lots are 25 feet front on Wabaahav. by 171 foot doop. ---1-3 cash, balance 1 and 2 years. Trains leavo Rook Island Dopot at 12:20 p.m.; at Michigan Boutbern Depot at 3:40 p.m, stopping Fifty-ninth-st. This proporty la regarded as the most dosirablo in Eagle wood.

WM. A. BUTTERS 00., Agents for Owners, and Auctioneera, 16 17 RandolphTEE Handsome Furniture CONTAINED IN DWELLING, 316 N. TO BE SOLD AT AUOTION On Tuesday Morning, Sept. 9, at 10 d'elock.

We shall sell tho entire bousobold of the ologant dwolling. 316 La consisting of Handsomo Parlor and Chamber Buttos, Dining-room Furnituro, Kioh Mantol Mirrors and Pier Glasses, Fins Laco Ourtains and Lambrequins, Marble top Hair Mattressos, Bod and Table LineD, Parlor and Cook Stoves, Kitchen Utonells, ato. Tho shova Furalturo is DOA now. beon in aso bat a few months. A.

BUTTERS Auationeers. GENTEEL Household Furniture AT AUCTION, Wednesday Morning, Sept. 10. at 10 o'clock, AT DWELLING HOUSE 1058 WABASE AV. All tho Parlor.

Chamber, Dining- Room, and Kitchon Furnituro, Marble- Top Chambor Bots. Krussols and Wool Oarpots, Obandallers and Gas Mattresses, Bedding, Orookory, Glasewaro, oto. ELISON FOSTER, Auctioncors, 87. Markot-at. Open aud Top Buggies, Family Carriages, FARM WAGONS, AND HARNESS, At anotion, on Bopt.

10, at 10 m. at our 15 and 17 landolph-at. WA. A. BUTTERS 00., Auctioncors.

DRY GOODS, CLOTHING, HATS AND CAPS, Furnishing Goods, At anation, on THURSDAY, Sopt. 17, at o'olock, at our salesroom, 16 and 17 ICast Randolub-at. WAr. A. BUTTERS Auctionoors.

BY GEO. P. GORE 68 70 Wabash-av. DRY GOODS. A very attractive sale by Goo, P.

Goro Auctioncore, 68 and 10 On Tuesdny Morning, Sept, 9. at 1-2 past 9. Drasa Goods, Notions, Hosiery, Cloths, Joans. Goode, Soarfa and Ties, Genta' Fanoy Overshirts, Fine OustomMade uplandid line of Mon's a and Boys' Ents, Cape, and Turbans, Gents' Cardigap Jackota, and Shetland Underwear, 000 Oigara, AT 11 O'OLOOK, PROMPT, 100 Holla Ingrain and Rag Carpets, to close. OUR CATALOGUE AUCTION SALE For Wednesday, Sept.

10, at 91-2 a.m., TILl be a VERY ATTRACTIVE ONK, as we shall offor all grados of Men's, Boys', Youths', and Children's Boots, Shoes, and Slippers. Women's, Misses', and Onildron's Leather and Serge Wear of Every Description, Also 10 casos Assorted Oustom-mado Buoker Boots. GEO, P. GONE A Auctionoore, 68 and 70 Wabsati-av. AT AUCTION.

SPECIAL SALE OF CARRIAGES HARNESSES. Two seated Carriages, Top Buggies, Open Road Wagons, Express Wagons, Double and Single On THURSDAY, Sept. 11, at 10 o'clock. GHO, P. GORE 00..

Auationeers. AUOTION SALES. By ELISON FOSTER. Grand Auction Sale AT SOUTH LYNNE of 100 RESIDENCE LOTS, Tuesday Afternoon, Sept. 9, AT O'OLOOK, ON THE GROUND.

Those Lots aro situatod on Bluo Inland-av. and adjoining streata cast, and are tho most dosirable of any proporty in South Lynno. This rapidly-improving suburb is tho frat station south of the olty limits, on tho 0., 0. I. and the O.

D. V. Railroads, and in Just SEVEN MILES SOUTH OF TEE COURT HOUSE. The land is high and dry, lowest portion thoroof boing 15 feat above the lovel of Chicago. TERMS OF BA LO-One-fourth cash, balanco in 1, 2 and 3 years, with 8 por cont intereat.

A deposit of 10 per cont will bo required at time of sale. Tito porfeat. Printad abstraot furnished with each Lot. A FREE TRAIN will leavo the 0. I.

O. R. R. Depot, corner Canal and at 1:48 p. returning after the solo.

Rofreshments froe to all will be served undor tho magnificont Oanvas Pavilion which will be used on this occasion. For plata and information apply to 0. 0. LAY, 102 and 104 Miobiga or to ELISON FOSTER, 87 Market-st. THE FIRST GREAT AUCTION SALE OF Evanston Property THIS SEASON! Embracing the Choicest Land in this Beautiful and Flourishing Buburban City, will tale place on Thursday Afternoon, Sept.

11, On the ground, at which time wo will offer 100 CHOICE RESIDENCE LOTS! Thosa lots aro of largo size, from 83 to so foot front, and from 150 to 180 foot door, fronting on wide avenues. The railway accommodations are excellent (22 passongor trains dally), accommodating all who must bo at thoir placo of business by 7 o'olock in tho morning as well as those who profor coming lator. Evanston is situated on gentlo uadulationa, juat of suficiont riso and fall to afford almoat natural drainago; but lu audition to this an astonalvo sow. orage ayatom is now bolug put in. The Northwestern University, the Fumala Collego, and the Publio Schools afford educational privilogos equal to any in tho Wost.

It is niso woll suppllod with atoros of all ports, whera OTOrT luxury can be obtained, This olty has just started one of the Gnost agatom of wator-works in the Woat, which will be completed at a cost cf 8133, 000, and with gar, which has boon for somo time Introduced, will mako Evanston equal to any largo olty in all that partains to comfort and Thoro Is now bullding magnificent pier and light- house which, when Anished, will givo Evanston tho Apost lako landing to bo found in any suburban town. Investmonta hora aro auro to yiold a profitablo increase ima the value of the property. A spocial train, fros to all, will leave tho Northwestorn Dopot. corner Canal and Kin. at 1.80 p.M..

THURSDAY. BRPT. 11, for Eranatoo, returning alter tho sale, which will bogin on ARRIVAL OF THE TRAIN UPON THE GROUND. The MAMMOTH PAVILION, which has been so popular at provious salon, will bo hoisted to socom modata those in attendance. Torms of salo, 810 monthly payments on each lot, or 4 cash, balance in 1, 3, And 3 goars, Interost 8 por cont.

doposit of 825 will be required on osab lot at timo.of sale. A printed abstract will ba farptabod to each purchaser. Plats and information may bo had of COMMONS BEST, 143 La or of ELISON FOSTER, Auct'rE, 87 MARKET ST. 1182 NEAR TWENTY Elegant Marble Front RESIDENCE, LOT, BARN, At Auction, FRIDAY MORNING, Sept. 12, at 10 o'clock, on the premises.

and Basomont, with Mansard Roof, 18 rooms. bosidos Bath-room, Store-room, and Olosote, with all modern Lot, foot to 14-loot alley. with good two-story Briok Barn. First-clasa property la evary respoct, Torma of sale: Purchasor to assumo an incambrance of $3,000 due June 1874, and 88,000 due Juno 1, 1875, with 8 por cent payable sonually: balanca cash. A doposit of 8500 be roguired at time of salo.

For information apply to A. O. ODELL, 10, No. 103 Dearborn or to ELISON FOSTER, Real Estate Auctioneers, 87 Markot-at. By ELISON FOTTER.

FOUR LOTS ON Bet. Thirty-first and Thirty-second, AT AUCTION, On Saturday Afternoon, Sept. 13, at 3 o'clock, On tho Ground, belug Lots 38, 37, 80 and 81, in Block 8, Chas. I. Walker's Subdivision of north in acres of west of N.

W. Seo. 34, Town 89 N. 14 East, In City of Obicago, 45x181 feot sach, to an alloy. Immodiatoly aftor the abora sale we will sall ONE RESIDENCE LOT, On Betwoon Thirtloth and foot north ch a Lot 24x114 foot to a 40-fool Court in the roar, TERMS OF SALE-One-third cash, balanca in land! Intorost 8 por cont, or one-third cash, balance in 5 years with 10 por cont latorest.

Those attending tho sale can tako the State-st. cars. ELISON FOSTER, Auctionoore, 87 Markol-st. By T. D.

STACY. AUCTION. HOUSEHOLD GOODS! On Monday Morning, Sept. 8, at 10 o'clock, A LOT OF VALUABLE FURNITURE WILL BE SOLD, WITHOUT RESERVE, BY PUBLIO AUCTION, At Burlington Warohouse, con. State and Bixtoonth-sta, THEO.

E. STAOY, Deputy Shorif. BY BRUSH, SON 41 South Caualate WEDNERDAY. Sept. 10, at 0:80 will ba sold largo lot of New nad Second hand Turpituro, Parlor Beta, Chambor Buts, Bureaus, Budatuada, Bolas, Commodes, Matslut Tables, Show Unaun, Hair Hods, Stoves, Dining room and Kitchen Furni turo, and Genoral Marobandise.

BRUSH, SON CO. Auctioneers, By HODGES CO. WE WILL SELL AT AUCTION Da WEDNRADAY, BRPT, 10. LARGR ATOOK of GENTEEL FURNITURE, constating of Bods Brussale, Amorican Tapestry, and Ingrain Carpets, a inn Parlor a Obamber Butte, 3 Epipire 4 Parlor Stayca, Cook Stored Bo las and Tables, of ail de pice flair Mattrosses, Husk and Moss, a with the ountants of a plea 3-stury dwelling, on Weduss de at 10 a. m.

Look out for bargains. HODGES 00., A Wast Latest.