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, 1872-12-17

From the Nel1 H0TE EEE177tJ t'o8t.
hfr. Justice Hannen, who has just been ap-
pointed to succeed Lord Penzanee as Judge Of
the English Probate and Divorce Court, is the
silk, as it is termed-i. e., WAS called within the
inner bar as Queens counsel-but WAS raised
direct from being d stuff-gown barTister to a
eeat On the bench. He will be the third Judge
appointed to the Court OF Probate and Divorce,
since it's institution in 1858.
The salary attached to this Office is the Same
as that Of the ordinary Judgee,-$25,0 900 year,
with retiring pension Of 81, 500 after fifteen
years' service The position is difficult and ar
duous but the temptation to take tile post is
that the Judge Of this Court is an autocrat, and
iB always appointed q! member OF the Privy
Council, and has more patronage at his dis
posal than all the rest Of the Judges put
together. When the English probate
system was remodelled, in 1858, the
various ancient Courts, both civil and 9 cclesias
tical for proving wills, were, at stroke, super
ceded by the Court Of Probate, md in their
over the country, at large towns whore wills are
the district in which the testator died or at the
principal registry in London. The Judge Of the
Court appoints all these registrars, both in town
and country, and in this way has patronage to
the extent Of about $3.50, 600 q year,
In former days the Judges sold their patron-
age, and the first Lord E1enborough was offered
$500, 900 for the reyersion of the place of Clerk
of the Kings Bench. He declined this offer,
and gave the appointment to his son, who died
two years ago, having held the ofdce-worth
235 600 year-hbout forty years. The story Is
well known Of how his father heard
Of the vacancy when ont riding on horEe-
, 1872-12-17
BASE BALL GGSSie:

Mr. James 3. Ford, Of New York City, sends
us the following gossip concerning the orgAni~
cation Of professional base ball clubs at the
East for tho season Of 1878:
TO tho Editor Of The Chicago Tribune:
gn: Have the kindness to state in the columns OF
your valuable paper that the following base ball clubs
have engaged their mines for 1s73-viz. -.
b. ans Bardecs f.a9oBe g 81 Besd 81 s. =
den l. II; Barlow, c. f.; Martin, r.f- and changc
pitcher; Booth, 10Th man.
Baltimore Cltib-Hastngs. c.; Cummings, p; hills,
1st T.; a1eVey, % b.; Force Sd b.; Eadchf >: s.;
pitcher Carey, 10th man.
Boston C1ub-Allison, c.; spaldiug. p; Gould, 1st
b.; Rarnes I'd b.; Schafer, 81 b.; g. Wright Z. 9:
Leonard, l. r.; H Wright c. f.; aedney r. T.; Brdsal
10th man.
Mutual Czub-Hicks c.; Mathews, p; start 1st b.;
Hatfield b.. Sutton, sd b.; Ferguson g.; J. White,
f.; Eggler, {. f. Fisher, T. f.; Highana, 10Th man,
Ne1o Philadelphia {dn.e11cus) Clnt-Malone, c.;
Zettein, p; Mack LIST b.; sweasy, % b.; Hold"orth
Sd b.; Wadsworth, g.; Cuthbert, f.; Treacy, c. t.;
Bech:e1, r. f.; Meyer1e, 10th man.
BATTING AVERAGES.
The following is Mr. 4. L. Wright's batting
statistics for tho season Of the players Of the
championship clubs. From the figures given, it
will be seen that Force, OF the Baltimore Club,
takes tho lead closely followed By Meyerie, OF
the Athletics; these two, however, only playeu
during part Of last seas6n with their respective
mines, and, therefore, these figures are not q
comparative test Of their ability as batsmen
although they a1e unquestionabiy very strong
in that department Of the game. McGeary, An
son, Fisler, and Cuthbert, Of the Athletics, who
come next, played the entire season, and there
fore their merit as bat6men deserves favorable
mention:
, 1872-12-17
EVANSTON.

The friends Of the Northwestern University
are canyassing and almost universally deprecat-
ing the rule Of the Board Of Regents established
ut their last session applying the itineracy sys-
TEN Of the denomination to tho incumbency Of
the Professorships, and making each elective at
the end Of every two years. It is believed that
twill work harm to the Institution, destroying,
as it does, tho idea Of permanency nowhere else
Of more value than to the chairs Of Professors
in onr larger institutions, whose value should
ripen with years. The rule, if it haa any effect,
would make every Professor time-serVer with
an eye continually out for reelection.
It is so prominently discussed, with 80 few dis
senting Voices that it is believed the Board will
themselves abolish the rule, and, when they find
right men in the right place, keep them, and the
longer the better. What our Western seats Of
learning need is this very flavor Of age in all
their departments and associations. and two
years. term in Professors chair is exposing
him to the vicissitudes Of Town Constable.
Rev. E. 0. Haven, D. D., late President of the
University, left for his new home in Brooklyn
last week, greatly to the regret OF this commu-
nifty. He will have his Office in New York.
, 1872-12-17

changed to 1fagruder. 1,140-Ray Y. Leedom; njunc-
ton refused. 728-Merchant Y. Merchant; exceptions
answer sustained rule defendant to file additional
in ten days. 323a-parks =. Morrison decree
fixing terms Of rehea4ing.
NEW SUITS.
41,664-John Ryan '. State Savings Institution ton
Tracey; debt s225, damages $50 Runyan, Avery
Loomis attorneys. Al ,G66-Elwel =. Fox; appeal.
A Of Leon Burghoer to change name to
Leon Byron; E. Washburn, Jr., attorney: 4l,G58-
Herman Lebin ct al. v. Louis c. Cohen, Moses der-
man, and Rebecca Cohen and Esther Herman; nJnnc-
Eou to restrain said Louis G. Cohen and Moees Hex
man interfering in any manner whatsoever III the osa-
Of the firm Of Cohen, Lebin + Herman, carried
on at No. 81 State street, or dispoa1ng o.,
assigning, or encumborine any part OF me
property Of said firm, whether the same
be included In assignment by r. cohen ana
E. Herman otherwise, and from collecting any debts
payable to said fr and said Louis Cohen from acting
as Assignee under said assignment, either IN selling,
assigning or disposing Of the property Or taking pos
session Of the books Of said firm; Philip Stein, attor-
ney II, A,6G0Sophia Riege '. Leon Riegel; divorce On
the ground Of cruelty. 4,670-Brumfiold =. Brady
appeaI. A,671-He1en Worner =. Lamar Insurance
CO.; assumpsit $4,000; Goggin shaffner, attorneys:
AG7-Julia y Daniel Coughlin divorce, alilnony and
custody Of children. 4l,673-owen Ryan '. 6: II.
St. P. 4. r. Co.; case $2o0o; Charles
J, Beattie, attorney. A,673-Buck \ Toan
" Frank p Hawkins, Thos. R. Willard, and Volner f.
Ruace; assumpsit, s., 500; Mattocka Mason, attor
ncys Al A675-alcGregor y Jensen; appeal Al ,67G-
Herbert A. Sreeter v. Howard G. Gardner; assumpait,
$500; n1agruder s Kerr, attorneys.
, 1872-12-17
THE UNIFIED STATES DISTRICT COURT,
y.,d1s pEnf1p9f I

Lay-eCe - Upton, assignee, '. Hansbrough :;
Leave to file common count to declaration 6szCYoske.
d5sgnes assSnee S Us Keler
defendants defaulted, and clerk to assess damages
Howell JE leave to sta3a n;
further order. GG5-Upton, assignee, ?. Stone on
trial 740-Long '. Hoard dismissed BY comisin7
ants. .a
Smith =. Same 633-Hart ?. Propeller jay Gould.
696-Bel1e City Line :. Same: dismissed BY Hbellans:
BAEKHuPrcE-2164-BoiEin ct a.; entered and q
seizure. o65-Chi1ds l. Verdier; and tniunc-
ton 1,557-Baker, Gregg Co.; application made for
Injunction, md taken under consideration. m 9Go-
Eoeber: rule on ~ Forch to answer petition Of As
Eignee extended till Monday Iext. 2,152-H- F. Hub
Ilrd; denial Of bankruptcy Ti.hdEawn and 1a1 H. E.
session Of the goods, etc. 2vo-Lu1nberman'ss :ias :
company injunction On Assignee r
b. ? 9r9sE ea b. daTg
lsath. Taylor, ct al order under Section 26. Al.e-
Mum Scott assignee to shoE ca1Es ten Gays 1ef
service wh the Of no'e Wright ehona
death Of petitioners, Matthew Knowles and Geo. ".
Bacon, suggested and suit to be proaec1tea ~ the
names Of the survivors, leave to fe amended anpple
order to compromise claim Of s. 600 with the Ger
man Iusuzapce Company. 2I7-George R. stearna
fled assignees petition to sell fixtures and order 81
tha- Court that wm. Iaphan1, assignee has for tTo
years refscd and neglected to act and has gone with
out the jurisdiction Of the Court order that h. Ro
moved, and 3. E. jenkins appointed In his place.
BANKRUPTs.
2,l8-poi1v1n 1 Simpson, on the petition Of Barton
Pses ct TsRne Mcclellan VsTa4 o
chidesteF; B. v, Smith. attorney:
4nae,son Ey afs,s sUIas Bsfes xoniior be, fos
wages $42; WIN. Il. Co44on, proctor. Terrence
Lynch Y. Same; same, s74 sauao proctor,
, 1872-12-17
THE ClTYlN. BRIEF.

B. F, Jacobs will speak at the First Baptist
Church, corner Of Wabash avenue and Hubbard
Court, this evening.
Tho first annual ball Of the Alpine Hunters
will be held at Orpheus Hall, corner of Lake and
Peoria streets, on Wednesday evening Of this
week.
The annual ball OF Miriam Chapter No. /, E.
Hall, corner OF Michigan avenue md Thirteenth
street.
The High School Department Of Englewood
Normal School will give a dramatic and musical
entertainment on Yhuraday evening to their
friends,
At halt-past o'clock yesterday morning, the
dye house OF Susan Harding, No. 169 West AIadi-
son street, was damaged to the extent Of 225 by
fire.
The Henry Kerber, butcher, who has been
taking advantage Of the Bankrupt act, is not
Henry Kerber, the CONTRACTOR for cut stone, at
No. $40 South Wells street.
The alarm from box No. 357, ut 10 o'clock yes
terday morning, Was occasioned by the burning
out Of chimney in the dwelling No. Is
Nebraska avenue,
Comptroller Burley win pay interest on the
city bonds IN Chicago for one week, after the
Goth instant. After the 1st Of January the in
terest will be paid in New York.
Room sc; No. 81 Lasalle street, occupied as .
sleeping apartment by Alr. q. @. Fry, was
robbed Of $3.50 worth Of jewelry and clothing On
Sunday evening.
The Ellsworth Fire Engine Company, the best
disciplined organization in the Fire Depart
nent, moves into it's new quarters, on Dear
born atreet, between Lake and South Water
streets, to-day.
Mr. Fernando Jones. OF No. $40 Prairie a7-
enue, yesterday lost yalise containing several
valuable papers, which are Of no particular use
to. anyone but himself. It dropped out Of the
box Of his carriage.
The Board Of Police, at its meeting yesterday
afternoon, fined Officer Edward Garry ten days
pay for intoxication, and appointed Edward
Mcdonald special policeman for Nixon's am
phitheat1e
The floor Of the engine-room Of Fairbank,
Peck g. Co.'s oil works, on Blackwell street, took
fire from some loose limo at 3 o'clock yesterday
morning, and VAS damaged to the extent of
about $50, The alarm WAS from Box 81.
team OF horses belonging to Tuttlo King,
Esq, ran away on West Washington straet, yes
terday morning. Mrs. King, and the driver, John
Burke, we're thrown from the vehicle to which the
animals we're hitehed. but neither was injured
beyond 3 few bruises.
Tho Chicago Christian Union open classes in
bookkeeping and perspective drawing at the
West Side rooms, No. 2d5 West Madison street,
this evening. As this is the inaugural night, ali
members who wish to join these classes are
requested to be present.
IT, Reinhardt l. Co.. Of No. 1853 West Randolph
, 1872-12-17
[Judge Booth.]

fJNdJe Booth
w-632-Gasdns Y. Pozey; dismissed by plaintiff.
for new trial withdrawn, and Judgment satisfied.
n 5s1 Moo4s d
se5@Iaaeoek County National Bank Pstsrson; Dis:
Railroad Company; further evidence heard: Edward
Mccarthy Horace Laundry: restored, and rule
to Bsafo s'R4 IN 10 ass
': John Gray ct 81. Call on December calendar, to
10, inclusive.
lJudge Tree:1
LAW, ,441-Schweger ?. Illinois Mutual Fire In
COMPANY dismissed for nnt Of Marr nnd
easa e s
s;illman damages assessed at s5og5 md Judgment
'4o-onasF'sh v sRtR; ]ans }9ix .s's? resumed
s GaAsoEax.-: q Myssaide .s .sss y; ga,
1eha e s 5 Solicitors sns sa1f5 ss
plead, etc. 744-Hathaway Y. Tcknor ct. III. same !;
and ten @, 716 days to plead. 57e-cudney ct: al =.
tended five days. 7o9-chEistian ct: al =: fucker
Solicitors enter appearance for defendant, Wiam F.
Tucker and term to plead, etc., extended thirty days
motion to remove to United States Court over
ruled Peoples Insurance Company fifteen days to
verdict We the jury, ua that this is not the will Of
the testator 63-aIatilda '. Adolh Hirsch motion
for custody Of children and additional amony cou-
tnued to next Monday:
5,2oo-Joseph Matteson V. Enos slossen etal.; bill
to restrain the erection Of building against the party
wall Of 50 State street. rented by ths complainant G.
Van Setback solicitor. Pittsburgh Fort Wayne
l. Chicago Railway Company :. Michigan Southern
petition for right Of way. 5,22+Hancock County Ma
tional Bank Patterson johnson ct a., doing bgsi- m
assumpsit, $4,000; c. n Harris, attorney. 5,2a5-
| Cole !. Smith appeal 5,aa6-Ea. Mccarthy ': H:
| L1undry papers in restored cause. 6,227-Richard
| Iron Works Y. VIM. McKeon, I. 8. Grubbs, Illinois
Stone Company, ". s. durnic, and P. Tanning me-
chanots Lien on 49, co. and So Fifth avenue for s5o8
| g. C, Young, attorney. 5,o28-John Griffin Y. Hal
schar; bill TO restrain the cutting Of ice. 6229E
win H. Hunt r. Vim. Moulds injunction for debt OF
$3.50 defendant alleged to be about to remove. $3.50
| B. B. Barclay ct al. '. The Chicago Spring Works :;
confession Of Judgment note Of Gs9 1e. 5,231-
Martin Q. Walker chas. Davidson asssmpsit 500
ufacturing / supply Company y John ". Bent as
sumpsit, s., 600 Vim. Vuckc, attorney,
, 1872-12-17

koHaHe ToIteF-l
LAw-3,e 3,eso-Noble =: Won Wendt motion to dik'
charge oa denied, 2oso-smMith M y y. Reis; motion By
ST mssits sustained, md default for want Of plea.
1saafons e9a to St I'D e5ass
Thorn defant sgd Judgment, costs only 33s4a and
2s95a sssa by plaintiff; 4,5 ;th54s1 sssRoma9y saa ;y,v
nent abo6-32nkins y Norris: judgment, s242:b
and -, M e ssnes 1a asPrz E. faSrns r 5ss-
tan et 4 b. II 4ft ;leaye to sls petition, and
eed o2de1sd summons. nc baTeren Jury
trial, verdict for plaintiff, &27e5 and }ndRmias
costs for want Of prosecution. 2,216-Rinds!sod y.
Ubeller Jury trial and jury to fspaEatf. SyS5
ceridcate Of denia 246l-kasters y NswIa o;ar ae-
= Rstchelder: dismissed b. plaintif.
Nudge GcTM1 III.
cuASoEny-580 a-Heald :. Wight motion Of de-
<5ts Tel1ar to ee aside default Sustained and leave
before re SfS to y aisse a
dan 4 riIden: decree q divorce. 1,ols-Beidca =.
Belaen: sans. s42-Aillsrd ;. Munson !: reference
, 1872-12-17
THE COUNTY COURT.
fJud9e Walldce.

SNas #. Port motion for order on the adnniols-
trator for widows award overruled appeal bond
5000 to be approved Ann Rice citation to Thomas
Foley continued till Goth inst. Mt 10 Fredericka
Vog; citation returnabe 18th inst at 10 .. n- to
Jacoby administration to Johan Zander bond $500
approved; appraisement and inventory approved:
George F. Bacon grant to widow; bond $4,000
approved. Thomas E. Lexington; grant to
widow; bond Of $3.50 approved. John c.
Schwartz files returned. Charles A1agridge |;
same. Hr c. Levan Inventory and appraisment ap-
proved, John Anderson part OF Gles restored; e1-
ecutor discbarged from citation John okeefe cita-
ton adinssfatx returuahle 2sth inst at 10 a. NJ,
IN reat6re f;lr4
, 1872-12-17
THE Absolute Test Of Excellence.

The trueat test Ut excellence in sewing machine IS,
after a the record Of its sales The manufacture Of
the Wilson Improved Underfeed Machine employs an
immense manufactory, and nearly five hundred skilled
wo1kmen The machines turned ont at the rate Of
from eighteen hundred to two thousand per week. aud
are sold faster than they be ade. The factory is
pushed from day to day with orders There is not-
inc strange in III this, hen we consider that ia
rstclass perfect machine, capable Of nny class Of
work, good for twenty yers' constaut service, and
costing SIS less than the other frstclaga machines
SoIesroom at No. 379 West Madison street, Chicago,
md in iii other cities In the United States. The Com
-Gs,.- want agents in country towns.
, 1872-12-17

back; immediately dismounted; told his
| groom to hold his horse, and TAX
| ing pencil from his pocket wrote his sons ap-
pointment on ecrap Of paper, the groom
| being witness and the saddle serving as table,
Then he mounted and rode comfortably home,
| secure of 8 splendid provision for his son even
| if he should himself be thrown aud Killed on the
spot.
Nearly all the great legal sinecures in England
are now gone, but the greatest yet remains in
the shape Of two offices worth nearly $50, 600
year, which have been held for about fifty
years by an old clergyman who has had
nothing on earth to do in return save to sign his
name n receipt. This venerable ecclesiastic, to
| whom such an amazing share of legal loaves and
fishes have fallen, is Mr.. Thurlow, nephew Of
the celebrated Lord Chancellor Of tile time, the
school companion Of CoWper. to whom there is
such feshar the # s
an object which Thurlov never lost sight Of.
When he asked for the BishopEic Of Durham,
the great pecunlary prize Of the British bench
Of. Bishops, and then worth $3.50, ,ooo year,
Lord but the Bishopric Of Durham has always
been bestowed On gentlemen Of high family
and position.' ''Then, Sire," said Thurlow,
ST ask it for the brother Of the Lord High
Chancellor of England" And the King had to
give in.
| sales Of Offices are now, and long have been,
completely at an end, and the judicial bench is
! utterly free from oil suspicion of completely In
such proceedings.
Mr. Justice Hannen's SUCCESSOR as Puisne
Judge is Mr. Archibald, brother Of the British
Consul General at this port.
The Board Of Commissioners OF Leaven-
worth County, Kansas, have elected Mrs. Mast,
widow Of the late Register OF Deeds, to serve out
the term of her husband.
| Father De .Snet, the Jesuit Missionary,
| whose 1aborH among the Indians of tho Upper
Missouri, California, Oregon, and the Western
Territories, have rendered his name familiar to
the people Of the Western States, is lying dan
geroualy i'll at st. Louis.
The Baroness de- Samuel, an enormously
wealthy Jewess Of London, and sster-in-law Of
| city is about to marry q young English noble
man. The Baroness is very old, but the noble
man is very Door.
, 1872-12-17
COUNTY MATTERS.
Meeting Of the Commissioners Yes
terday Afternoon.
Considerable unimportant Business Trans
acted.

L MEETING Of the Board OF County Commits
eioners was held yesterday afternoon, President
Miller in the chair. There we're present Com
1niRsioners Bogue Clough, Crawford, Galloway,
Hnrris, Harrison, Herting, Jones, Lonergan,
Pahlman, Roelle, Russell, Singer.
The County Superintendent Of Schools
albert Lane submitted his annual report, which
Ees received and referred It shows receipts
zncludirg balance on hand one year ago, Of
ES7.718.44, and disbursements to the sazne
.<nount.
& communication was received from the
Coun u Superintendent Of Public Charities, ask-
ing 3. uhority to employ two more men as
visitors In connection with the County Agents
Office. 1''e Fas referred to the Committee On
Poor Hous.s 4, and Paupers, with power to act.
A co-nmr, tication from Moses L. Staples, set
tinr fnrt1 Il, = destruction in the Boston ire Of
q $500 bond OF Cook County, and asking What
steps were nj cessa1F 50 take n order TO nave
the bond repl. xeds WAS referred 70 1ne fnlance
Committee.
4. G. Mason II US elected 5anitor, and Stewart
Hamilton night ptdflman OF the Conrt 8ouse.
4 communication fkom the Reeorder OF ueeas,
in the arrangement OF his Office, WAS referred to
the Building Committee, with power 10 net.
communication Tas received from Gulser'
Page d Hoyne.. alleging that they did not nn+ IN
their bids in for the county stationery, and ASK
ing the privilege of putting in their bids now.
The matter was settled BY extending for one
week the time Of making proposals.
4 protest by citizens OF Jefferson, against the
ceding IF 9 portion OF that town to the ne"
Town OF Norwood Park was referred to 1he
Committee on Town and Town Accounts.
The Committee On FINANCE reported recon-
1nending tue approval and acceptance OF the
official bond Of Julian s. Rn1nsey, IS State Col
lector Of Taxes, and the report was concurreo IN;
ine e. W .,o,4o,.t - h;11a ar,opnt;no
Eecommend.ns me- the payment OF ollls amounting
20 oSluo9l:, anu tne repol1 WAS ahaIf ~ +ba
Commssloner aaitasoa, ~ peua1 aI " tne ae
FINANCE Comitee' supnlssel senius GIss1 ~ ~
feso1nso9s prnvolng tna' 1a ie sa;te5 ~
tne boaru suau giepalo - nes - ~ s-aa. ~
and ordered paid together w,th the the naes hi11 %
tne persons N 1a'ot " m4om q auen t.o, ~ ~
orders are drawn and shall furnish sach hs5 10 70
the Ccunsy 5Ieas41es oelota 1awus s1 othIis LIE
upon hlm, anu tn9 q nua Ky r1o;, ~ Ia
OF oIae1s uess t49y coltespoau "4n 49, ~ ;r
ano nefeaiteI tn9 iieasutGi sna gaJ ~ a -,
zee certlncale .nlcn - nos 20 tLo-a; Tha
"oo1seo y Ine 1utynen nAnAeo |n1A0'0'
:1csoinl.ons were aoopteu- .,...a A. 4,,,,
On moIlon, Ine Golongn M nas % 49, bo5;aa
i've, ~ lae eon~1t'esoAo o1@ o14AAo"'A 3~"N
1or burial 5.4:o -. observation-disclosures
On t4e IeGqnlenuae!ou - Is,a.:aa ~ ~
6osue, - d. @ moln WE LII" paT ~ III 4ha m.
eass 80 49,, .ne - W;i,;a, 4 e;nc1o;r dacaaaed
eSpned Term OF Mlnan D. oincaanl ~ ueeeansu
tonm1ss 1oner LonetgAn noaou ~ -" a3b
ieIauou u LIE sote e1telIeus sno to1T ~. t;a
, 1872-12-17
THE CRIMINAL C0Unf.

4s9-Casey ecutenceq to 20 days In the County jail
49s-V, r Farrell sentenced to so days in the House
q cerroa nS to 50 aas ID
to one year each Ii the pcn:tentiary. 497-En-
wright jury trisl: verdict guilty md nd under age
- Erzegovitch; molten for neT tTls. oyerrned'
exceptions taken and 80 days to .2 bill Of exceptions
6ol-Green jury trial; term f1ed at years in the
peutentiary.
, 1872-12-17

1Aw-42o-Higgns ct al Y. Teutonia Insurance
Company leave file copy Of original declaration in
1ien otc ind ordered alias summons. 804-Nugent r.
Supervisors Of Putnam tao to plead extended to first
Monday Of January.
fjudge py;smnond.1
ray-eo5-Yon schaak =. Northern Transportation
Company finding by Court for defendants.
[Judgc Blodgett1
CHAEcEHY-770-Frankv Y. Perkins ct al; molten for
iniurction referred and taken under adyise1nent.
GCo-Radezty '. Mallory: appeal allowed: bond OF
$1,000.
The Chicago Composition Granite Company r.
Jonathan Clark case, s5,0oo Sisse.1 and BaEnIm a
attorneys. Same Y, John 3lcEwen Eame, $ 600 !;
same attorneya. g. D. Cronor =. Charles A. JeHery ;
assampsit, a5oo Transcript frona Kankakee Circuit
Court; Mcintyre and Wright attorneys Same '.
came bill IN chancery for partnership account from
Kankakee Circuit Court; Wright and Lake, solicitors
Barbara Pfund T. KHickeEbocaer Insurance Company
assumpst IS 600 Transcript from Superior Court OF
Cook County.
, 1872-12-17
EDUCATIONAL.
EalCuOEG[lG lardiYGlS French School,

The onJ one In n. r. wheze French IS Taught Is n fa
included u tuition BosEefs fs4s e;
permission to Hrs Il. E. Geodel, Mrs. George H. Pull
man, ChjcaRo, Ill Mrs Geo. P. Plaut st. Louiss Mrs
q. H Bril-. Quincy, III.
, 1872-12-17
RAILROAD TIME TABLE.
ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF TRAINS,
Winter Arrangement.

E1PLAxAI1oS OF REFERENCE MAnEs.-t Saturda
cepteG. Sunday excepted. Monday excepted. /
riTe Sunday IL a:0o 3. N. Daily.
, 1872-12-17

ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD.
Depot foot Of Lokeks. andJoos o Iceatusecond 1ieEs
og1ce, Is C3nat-s., corner IF iE7disou.
, 1872-12-17

Mail. via Air Line aad Main Line
Special New York Express, via
Air Lima,
Atlantic Express, via Air Line.
Night Express, Viz Main Lima.
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