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TIE Cos. Murder aud Lite In-ur, nc..

10 tNc fiiiNF of ne
SIR: The deyelopments In thc G.. .udI
csse, winch have been recorded with sue I. tuttbct
in your columns, have awr kCned very s.s .l utfr
est especially as hearnc on the liability .l duty #
Insurance companies paying their pociys s'.ugi coa
troNetsy. Here WAS where the rNIar4.r ufc j.
luslon and fraud ~ the attempt to matc ,, oui 4
the srycril companies Interested was a most oy,'.
Ml'ihlng aud yet tie Jury, Ignoring all br vdrn''.
coutc-tO Il the claim.
ll thtsr tals OF corgpttuA and fraud boo pulg'l
Auth II lht popular prejudice ug.lusf CII Tf-
every Aluu u al II Is almost Impossible 10 .ci .
ihNor ut NE Insurance con. pany hn ha. o. rll1
10 contest ciaim no matter how giariu. 90 DR.
Interested.
Mahy OF oar CON .'anies have chosen tu tlNn lota
paJ ment OF claims Arathpr than to 80 TO t nlat
lHln.cNCs unpopular although thl Wttr fll. sIf'
ned that they had hccu imposed upon %, -i, -'acr
sous. NJ matter Of fact, Sew Yort cfy torpan .
nave contested v ~ few of the iWInet-a number ~
valnt Iaii,st then, amounting N the Algrrast ~
oilet - mlmn.es having then NgCucies bore, SA''
Losses have equalcd the above me tlia. l0,scs n
Mnetcan companies Ton h'' having ocgnurarA '"'h3
seven nnl'l' ns ot dpllars.
trust mat the inycs tgatiOnt nov nr"-rrs' 10
10 pToper conception of the Bitsb, Hud llf4 ~ i
HIt insurance COMPANIES aud Their poh,.
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The REGATTA Again.

the discussion OF the Springfield reeatt.
~ sun aciive IN the press, especl@'iy In
'onhectlcut; ana the absurd WefhW OF
lHSing on tue race course ~ith dmgonai
hh'Shing Inc ~ thus defended by authority
80 respectable rs the Hd1toId C0"rdM;
" The only claim which the Harvard crew. Hr.
show a. ~, ,. 's , VT, ~ n ~
property laid out has been cGc'turlly sluclchcG
cow. - That tho Ine AT ibs tor,Iibrs was pre-
ci@ely parallel 10 tho 'ta.-in2 inc, th . making
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nut we say u IS threc ini'es oniy when iol-
l"wih"' d"r'ns the whole distance pre-
c'selI ih' same curve Hs the seherhi behh
oi th' rlNer' bN cutting across TINS hond
the Instance becomes less tiinn three miles.
nv marking the hnlshing hne AT right
angles three miles becomes the shortest
distance that any boat can row niid win;
while by making II dingonni any boat may
win while reaching that Inc 10y rowing rs
much less than three miles ~ the difference
between straight line from the starting
point "a the nearest point ot the finishing
line ana the length of the curved line be-
tween the same starting point and what
the CoridHt calls similar point ut the I'm
ish. II is all the difference between the
are OF cii Gle and the chord that subtcnds
It, In thi, rcl-ntta the Yale crew, either
having been informed that the finishing
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A cosby correspondent flying through
the spas 10 Vienna saws Homhourg1 les It,ins -
VI lIllant with music three times day We took
peep 'Lto the gold room Just AZ an nations
We're whlrline through IA treble set uuadrtlir
Mrs, heurEe Francis Train and Prince Lobo.
rrnlska, were yis-a-yis to Baron Fitsenhofer ami
Russia and Mdlle, Train OF America visa vis y, 70
EHheNaiier Walkski of Warsaw, while the Comm .
D,etator, whose dancing days appear tu TO oyer,
countess Witztum. Irish, French, Amer,canr,
anu ad dozen nations We're on the floor YounS
oi baltlmore, the Chadwieks of New York' the
nadbs' nlotheT and daughtera, were sliding over
hs po'ished noor with their titled partners,
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Catholic Parish school. in this civ.


The Most Rev. Archbishop McCloskey.
nls priests ana many of the wealthy oues of his
No. ~ nave Already commenced the erection of
oathullc parish day schools. Father o. Farrell
OF harclay street has purchased a block near his
house erected upon 1t within six months
schools Of like kind are 10 be spread over the
Guy carh furnished with the best tearhcrs that
such drain upon the public schuuls. wnicu ARE
now PAID per capita of the pupils, MS will render
lhclh uhanle 10 continue in existence in many
districts OF the clty, For instance, Father O. Far.
rrll school should II be anything uupruaching
what II PROMISES to be- will not leave more than
litY attendants in the First Ward public schnni
A. the rate Of 81 each, which is the present rate
ulvfe wonld he hut i0O a year for running the
entire establis hmcit. '
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For some time there have been very ugly
rumurS anuat in -ard to fraudulent operations
IN lumber beionging to WISCONSIN Indians, and
the names of one or more Cuusrcs-mcu have
been mentioned as Implicated In these truuSac-
tuns. Recently II large lumber dealer fruia
Boston named LhBAN ;. BEkCHER has made
statements accusing Scna or HOWE of compli-
city IN the frauds which have been pcrpetrated
upon the Indians. aud IL ia announced from
Nashinaton that the Interior Department will
soon send a special Commissioner 10 examine
and report upon the matter. The friends of
senator HOWE saw that IEFCHER him self was a
member Of Ring 10 operate In Indian pine
lands, and that wiki the aid of an Indian agent
named ltICn tRDsON he wAs engaged in feather
ing his own nest thereby. II the truth should
bo known II would probably appear that two or
more rival Rings have been nghilng for the
spuils to be obtained at the expense Of the
Indian owners of the pine lands in question, and
that some members Of Congress have been as
soclated with these schemefs. BIT the truth is
not likely tu hc made known through any inves-
tisatlon set on foot nv the Interior Department,
branch Of the Government where the inau-
ence OF the Indian Ring Is all-powerful.
The sun., 1873-07-25
The Go..-t'JJerzooL N,rd,,

lHtTADEhrulA, July "A dcspai, 90 ne
Bse'rJ Telegraph from West Chester re- or. aai tie
Coroner vi Chester county yesterday yisit,i Aur.,
VIE and Rryn Msur for the investgation - tr G.,s
nuruer case. Hc asccrtalpcd many pariicr'I-. Grt
Hnhs wilson while residing at those places Atu he Ia
arrived nj the following con usious
AZ now appear from tlt evidence thus ftr ulutA q
ua' SSriAo3k eit bilthnOrS With si,5lI, .G as 10
ul,l u sr OF W wilson M IulladClpuL Id give uIu
money, aud see him On hoard Of a stutuI.r ..r .-He
tur 'ltHn port hut rather than part with . 1Iis 10
nam H. takes hun tO the count ~ aud lurr ,r hin
pochels lle money. aud retnrnn 10 BaItImuIr.
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rBE rRUsr coMrtAr's MILLIONS.
Auotbcr Petition To Throw the Company
lutte Haukrn ptrV-The Fir-t PROCEEDINGS
said tn be- CoiIuriN c-.'al Ting IN 81. 100000.

Auotbcr Petition To Throw the Company
lutte Baukrnp ptcv-rhe fir-t PROCEEDINGS
said to be- eCoIiuriNc-talttug IN Ss.00O,O0O.
The result of the Brooklyn Trust Com
pany Directors meeting on "Wednesday night
was not received with satisfaction 10y depositors,
many Of whom had hoped that the available
assets would warrant the prompt payment Of
every cent due. There has been strange delay
in calling In loans. and thir delay is sad to arise
from desire not In push favored stockholders
who are indebted Ia the company. one stock
holder said Yesterday that he had 5000 On call.
and II they had demanded II last week he would
have paid II, but he ~ 'ulI at once have Inquired
whether they We're cdllns Ia all the ut hers. and
he Idded: 90 Thdt u where the shoe pinches.'
Mr.. Henderson Bcue dict, who has Stb dcpus-
tied with the Cuiuptn. hlcd petition vester-
dav "a the lnted Stato- District Court to nave
TIE company thrown into bankruptcy. Tia" pr-
titiuu sets forth that N" Trust Com puuv, within
thv siN months preceding. committed an act pf
h4uNtuptcy. to Wit; On the 10Th day Of July.
lSOt btlug bankrupt ana ia contemplation ut
bankruptcy, tue company lid make IA James
borden hnd Si"phtu '"hdit "i ~ Court street.
ia tnt cay ~ l'tu"kNi. M tue county Of Kings,
and State Jt New York, paSutont uf money
t. wi. the sun 1T tpn. with intent e. give II
preference To sad Iprutu and tonult. creditors
OF said trust tump.uu,.
That TIE laid Brooklyn rr,st Comrany, on
July H. DID procure. -l4nrr. and ailou H. mon
crty to be taken hy Daniel thauncey. who was
appointed hs receiver bs tn" supreme Cour.
The counsel Cor Nr. lieuriict stated that he
looked upon tho proceedings initiated bN Mr.
Alien as cuiusivv ih the interes, of ihure who
hdd the receiver ap's int-d. ANA we're Intended
To- cover az the Anain- 81 tno Trust Com
IanN fruul tuNes 'lEattiu hY Creditors. MIR
Alens petition b. rrturh tbie IN Aug. ~. and II
he dots not appear then, MI Bcntdict will
gu on.
Counsel asserted that the paper in Aliens
cas- had u't been served, ami an attempt WAS
Wdd, 1" induce Mr. benedict not tu nle his
petition. toon-"l sSpr---s'l ti," hi hest opinion
nt Mr. thiuncrN personally. but did not think
tldt ans court WI, Justified In putiin- S9.Hut.Uap
into Tue hlnds ~ any one man, ard only requir-
ing slOoND security.
The Sus repnrter WIS Informed at the bank
ihdi Ia sLui5,"1 of call lutus was being called
IN as rapdly a. possible. Bcsidcs this the COM
panv has about SUJ,N0 Of inms ed litely available
assets.
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the question of the illegnIity Of such
marriage, for until Parliament passes the
wished-for bill no court can pronounce In
it's favor. But this case may be taken as
an indication that the Court Of Chsneery
doe not consider such marriages as par
ticIlarly wrong
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In his Fourth of July speech at Vienna,
MT JACKSON 3. souULTz said that "the laws,
poiieies and economies of all nations were on
eAhiolt'on there" We had supposed that the
american Addition. Division. and Silence policy
was wHhdrawn from exhibition when Mr.
SCHULTZ was appointed Commissionsr-
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correspondent earnestly calls atten-
tion to the following resolution which was in
troduc In the Board OF Assistant Aldermen on
Monday of last week:
Sorfd That he Comptroller he and he s hereby
huthprNcd and directed to draw warrant la fiyor Of
hhitLNH, GHlswoLn Co., for the sum Of ninety.one
uoHs hud seventy nve cents, 10 be Ia iu FOR annexed
PHI Deing expenses incurred by the JOINT Commttee
ol tlc omnon council on OhstQueH OF HORACE GREE.
h{ { ~ we tliih Hyenue HoteI, ~ c reception and o..
ltIAhntnt nf the President of the United STATES ana
Mps ~ Mnie the guests Of the city, the occasion OF
.nt luuerAl cbscqucs Of HORACE GEEkiEY tho amount
10 oe charged to the account Of Clty CUntngecles
Our correspondent thinks that II is very shabby
OF President GRANT to make this city pay the
expenses Of his visit here while attending the
funeral of Mr.. GREELEY. "To 20 as a deadhead
TO funeral" says our correspondent, "is as
mean AZ to whistle at one" We do not agree
with this condemnation. Gen. GRANT WINS in
nted here by the Common Couucll on TINT oc
oasion, and II Ia not surprising that the Common
council should be expected to pay the bill. II
his love OF money had never been exhibited in
any worse way than this, 1t would be very lucky
Tor hinI' and for the country. Let the Sol. 10 be
hquidated.
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our distinguished contemporaries, the
ErcEuig Post and the World fall into an error
when they say that neither Senator CoSkLING
nor Senator HOWE can be appointed Chief Jus
tee ot the United States because of the consti-
tutiohal prohibition against the appointment Of
any Senator to a civil ONCE whose emolument
has been increased during the term OF such SEN
htor. The term of senator CoNKLING and Scna-
tor HOWE ended on the ith Of March last, and
each OF them entered upon new term. During
the old term they would have been affected by
the prohibition, but at present II constitutes no
obstacle To their promotion.
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"The ConstItutton save thnt all trials shalt
BE- by jury, and the accused IN entitled, not to
br Hr-t eouvicted by n cour N and then to he
quilted by u jury. hut to be convicted or ac-
suiticd ~ THE FIRST INSTANCE BY n
inrh. u SAMuIL BI AICnIuEn.
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Inc Attorney-General then began 10 sun, nm
M Ihr inc state. He opened by repudisting tho
IInLrfc I ilane against the prqsrrution, that IL
tlis heing the case, he said he was actIIntod Dv
the Wafmest feelings of sympathy toward tho
ueisidants, having nll his life been acquainted
MIN me fathers Of McWiIliuws and Doyle. But
duty. WV ""'' pu"hu
hcWilliams did not appear before the Jury AZ
man whose character was hitherto unhn
pchnheui ms own Testimony showed that ho
saslon found guilty OF n plot 10 rob the CITY
tareasnry The defence had argued tn at the eyi-
pe believed, because they were ali coly,cted
edly a convicted felon " N""As''
Here New lllaIns said he was not guilty 81 thu
, 1873-06-27

Mr. jN1, q. DLhCRp
Of Armour h Co., mao statement TINT they loaded
aeno = In on tho "gwallow;0 From report from tho
Hsnain ~ tho yeaaol wo found tho corn in bad
it|on 10 bad that oceasionay stiok had 10 10 used
14 agep tno scn yn oun Il wnE 10 1 at at horo
~" ,nsiacI mnon ioain At Tho Northwestern, bccase
W. w , roeonts wcro IN lint house. but after
aenr tpn Snr vcsscl cro W. fon no hee and a
tho men stsaSe toF 9er a MnnI' nE on ta corn 50
aoh 'h9 o ~ m Es.ef mn n t ,raa ao bay that
ha; 'hton9ed TO 70 myse.', n W. III IT, sdtng m.
fG I'll ., no hS SnS e M mer s nro. Of estra cgea
e unloading mud hllove1 Ile ny am & not = hay yy anys
tnH anon not co @ "9s ~ Il u ,an s',h'cct Ia
IN iar contit'oh aha 10 j. IT, a pa', rot ~
,ha owners TIL, TlaA , o. h!f1aAnge: g a,o,.n1 hIs
kaow %hsro IhG ItuN i. reoster &C. @ ~ or @
inioFmhl'on. bit no hot t'1N no hnW ay on ~, Iu lux
s In s an,pne, te,c were s o nj thJn
nelon8n0 10 nnnlnor o. at1les, anu ao no' 'o1A
they pad any attention 10 tue mater.
.,..-...Mn'I Nh T. u: fEt"ho" ~ .a., NJ ,ho
atated TINT tnoy mt ~ inerest III INC coIn .! ~
Hw"ow an1 thas o a WY 10 Town ntoppod s ns '1R X
tuton elevator 70 zee low II Ean 11nniaY "ae. ~
started nut my hand n and lo;nI It nla warm
ater II heeamo 20 lot t1at coulMt uuu hy .y, usn
anaeF io nnons, hna saho away tno.one's C
WHA tne rWHa " lte 'i'I.l' = "ELt o1 cn"nh1
, 1873-06-27

.
h meeting Of the Board Of Trustees Of tho
Chicago University was hold yesterday morning
in tho leoture-room Of the Michigan Avenue
Baptist Church, Dr.. Boone in the chair. Among
those preaout woro r. 4. Loveland, J. Y. Scam
mon, q. n. Thompson, Thomas Hoyne, DR.,
Smith, Artomas Carter, Judge Doolittle, the
Rev. Mr.. Thomas, Mr. Hoard. and Fernando
Jones.
President Burroughs on behalf OF the Faculty,
presented tho names Of tho various graduates
whom they recommended for degrees,
and tho Board confirmed tho recommendation.
The Board also, on the recommendation
Of the Faculty voted to confor honorary degroos
on Charles Fl. Reed, Doctor Tucker, and Capt.
q. @. Oarr, and tho dogree Of Doctor Of Divinity
On the Rev. Boyngton Smith, Of Geneva, N. Y,
and tho Roy. Edward Sullivan, Of Trinity Church,
Chicago. Tho degree Of LL. D. was also order
cd conferred On Prof. Oliver Marcy, Of the North
Mr.. Hoyno reported plan for the roorganfza-
tion OF tho Law School in conjunction with tho
been adopted BY tho lattor aad committee ap-
nointed 10 tnkc II in charge. Early action on
tue part Of the Chicago University was deBirod.
Tho subject WAS reforEcd to tho Executive COM
mitteo with power to act.
The Committee on the Seal reported that
new one had been engraved. It WAS adopted
Oh tho official seal Of the University.
Mosars. Carter, Atwood, Hoyno, md Bur-
fouRhs. wore appointed aA o Committee to re-
storo the agreement between tho University and
the Winnotka Institute.
After tranuacting some private bueinobs. the
Board adjourned to moot at 8 O'Clock this aftor-
noon In the Marino Bank.
TIE COMMENCEMENT ExERo1sEB.
When the Trustees wore through, thoy wont
into tho auditorium, In ordor that the sweet
gravity Of theIr countonancos might lend an ad-
, 1873-06-27

Tho Rocky Mountain resorts surpaHs all in the world,
Tho richest mineral Bpr!ngs tho widest scenory tho
os anyfgosating air the n,oat g'orioua sunHots tho
paradise Of tho sportsman and Artst-take the Kansaa
Pacific Hallway to Denver.
, 1873-06-27

The auction sale Of 200 lots fronting on Humboldt
Park worthy tho attention OF all who desire to
Inyest in homestead, well 81 thoso who wish to
place thctr brare capital whore it will do the most
good" To these who arc looking for Investments, ne
would nay that VIM. A. Dutors Co. will ael Nom
day, Juno 80, ION the gsound) soe 200 or more Of
Park. North Pierce, Dickey, Beach, and Woage ave-
nues. These stroots aro wids, weflgradod, and are
being rapidly improved. Tho property will be sold In
euck lota a. viii best suit tho purchasers. Special
trainB uayo been chartered and cordial invitation s
tho Fort Wayne Depot, 1T p N. {shArp}, on day Of
aale whlo those living north and west be
modated by the q. /; Pacific Railroad, who will dis
patch train from thor depot Iastod street, cornor
North Drauch) at tho time. Elthor train will bo
FREQ.
, 1873-06-27

Tho beautiful Arkausas Valley, In Southern Knnsas
has Just boen raced In the market by tho Atchson,
Topeka h Santa 70 1sailsoad. Valley lands, stock
FARMS, and prairie, offered on II years' time, per
cont interest," Gall fer circulars at No. II Cark street,
W. L. Hebb, General Agent
, 1873-06-27

onomoro opportunity will be offered to the public
to soouro Of the most beautiful bronzes clocks
and other articles adapted to drawng.room. Mr.
Ioyy from Paris, will DO in readiness to chow amy
parties tho goos for few days only, aud will close
out thu antnes ut private sale 1t our ware-roonH,
Nos. ca aud TO Wabash avenue. Geo. P. Gore l. Co.,
Auctionb1ru.
, 1873-06-27

From this dato THE TRIBUNE route south Of Thirty
first Htreot Will DO delivered by Char1ea 8. Dunk, ln-
stead Of l. Arsdzskl. All arzearages will DO collected
by tho carrier. 8uhscribcrs who fall to receive
their papera regularly and aeaaonably will confcr
favor by lowing notice at TUE Tn1nuRx counting
room.
, 1873-06-27
Presentation Of Diplomas.
Beuedictlpn.

The exercises commenced at 8, md were d
splendid SUCCESS. Tho elocuton Of tho young
ladies was almost uniformly exce!lent. The ideas
were frequently good. There was q vein of
irony, in which man did not fail to got his full
share, running through tho whole Of The essays,
az though the pupils Ind drank at . COM
mon fountain that spouted sarcasm, and liked it.
Almost eyory reador obtained a shower Of
bouquets from hor Immediate friends aud &C.
quaintances; and that sort Of thing being woll
understood beforehand, q small colps Of little
ladies, averaging to, 10 years OF age, done
up in white, and bound In rcd and blue, like tho
others, kept rushing to and fro, bearing woll-
Sustained fire with firm compoBure, md coming
up to the attack with renewed heroiBm
overy time. Whore 8uoh general excellence
prevailed, and where criticism daro not pano-
trato, tho judicoua and discreet reporter TO-
frains from particularizing those young ladies
who most struck his fancy, the number OF bou-
Quets indicating that thore were quite enough
young men already In oxistenoo With pronounced
opinions on that and oil other topics CONNECTED
with those splendid specimens Of Chicago love-
1nesR, Yirtlto aud wisdom.
, 1873-06-27

ladtos, moro especially when thoy arc not selloyo
by poetry Or cssays Of lighter order; The first
rloco on tho programme was 1n Original Ie,n osaay
On m a,oaant 'sr paoo of eompoaton fary
road. Tho young lady showed oloarly enough
that hor timo has not boon devoted altogether to
tho roadiug Of dry school books. nllaH Sarah J.
Ford res1 eoanla oaan rsad n Pa5annG a4gina
goot Tho solootion from " "1zatrlnn" was recited
by Miss Annie G. sloepor, who knows how to
,lso light aud sweet voice hho %qala m haye al.
Gy l Hiss Hattie L. skaets During tho course Of
it sho Batd a good word for tho gonoFally untoF-
tunato reporters. and it is only fair that they
should pay Homothing good Of her; ,s, sho DO. do
kopt horsolf woll posted on mnttors pertaining
to tho world outBldo of tho sclool.room. There
was ono thing In tor oaBay Tint might hayo boon
lef sr15y ~ q n.o
a bloody pioco Of poetry road by Miss N. Nellic
calvin. Tho young Indy did na vol na anybody
could with such u horrible selection, Which is
composed Of an equal mixture OF Eoro aud insa1-
voico. Miss II. Lulu Taylor road IN original
ossay entitled Whcthor,' III good atylo.
Tho composition demonstrated TINT tho
writor Is q young lady OF considerable obsorya-
on and ono Tho ne 1lo ot cosn tm9
tllo exoroises on tho pnrt Of tho clnas. with u
briof osaay on /" Education and the valeaictoIry
addresses. The lattor were conchod III we'll
choson words, aud wcro exceedingly appro-
printo.
Mr. a. @. Calkins t1ou presontod Miss AIin-
nio II. Bronnard with tho Pullman prize
for general good scholarship, aud the
otllor molnbors OF tho class with
diplomas and certificates to teach. Tho proceed.
ings woro olosod with MI aldreBs by Mr.. ). L.
Picltard, in which ho gavo eomo sound ntvico tc
tho graduation Ho concluded by bidding them
farewol aa pupils and welcoming them III
tcachorH.
, 1873-06-27
trespaes on tho caae woro commenced: jacob
Van Doraa Y. Jacob Van Xantu; damngos,
$4,000 and Catherine Hassollnan Y. Same !;
HOT CORN.
Report Of tho Special Committee to tho
D0nrll Of Trade.

The following ia tho report Of tho specinl Com
mlttoe appointed by tho Doard Of Trade to III
yesttgate tho facts rotating to tho lato posting o
corn in tho Northwestern and Fulton elevators
1t was adopted by tho Directors aud road to tfat
full Board yestordny: