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The Drng BfdA--Dr. Blcuthnrdt 70. Hurlbut
& misunderstanding TINT some spicy Dls-
closures will bn 11nde on Monday.
. The Committee On Supplies OF the Board Of
County Commissioners held meeting In the
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called upon on Monday to determine who ehall
have tho contract, or whether proposals shall ba
ag.iu advertised for.
, 1873-01-12
RESIGNED.

Withdrawal Of 1Ir. Richard T. CrnIn from the
supcrintcudcncy OF the Chicago City Rail-
wny.
The travelling public, and especially that por-
tion Of it living On the South Side, will learn
With real regret TINT III. Richard T. Crain for
three years the efficient Superintendent Of tho
Chicago City Railroad Company, las resigned that
position and has now no connection with tho
road. The Company has lost Il valuable officer,
and the public champion Of their rights. Mr.
Grain took charge Of tho road just
after the introduction Of tho aLo1nin-
able "bob~tai1" caru, md was compelled to
St---'7~~ 4h~ ol1;nr~, of fho;- 3s--~.-Fo,1' Il.
spite Of this nauspicious circumstance he rap
idly became favorite with tho public, and more
than favorito with stockholders, for under llie
labors stock 1850 from 68 to 10, IN advance
without parallel 30 far rs is known. The epi-
zootic days are still fresh in tho memory Of
southsiders 1t will bo remembered that the
South Sdo cars ran a wcek longer than either Of
the others, and that they reappeared again
week before the North Side and fortnight be-
fore the West Side Companies were ab1o to &C.
sumo operations The track has been in
better order on the various streets upon
which the cara Of this company run, than they
oyer we're, aud the streets themselves havo il.1-
proved. The excellent system OF paying the
drivers percentage OF tho gross receipts, aud
thereby removing all temptation to dihhoncs:y.
advanced the road from condition ct worthless-
ness to its present state of efficiency in tie pub
Lie interest, aud benefited tho stockholders sur
prisingly. He has taught the lesson that tho
prosperity Of such corporation depends upon
as much his debtor as the company. It is true
that he has labored hard, but it must be source
OF satisfaction to him to know that bis efforts
have been successful and that tho people Iccog-
It, $n.1+4 Af,$ 81 F-4
, 1873-01-12
Approaching TnXt"x Trials --- No
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nrtcxf,x,a Engagement TO BE Mar


r1cd.
St..tat De*nateh tn The c'icaeo Tribune.
spn1.of1E1p, ILL.,, Jan. 11.-A novel suit in
this State is about to be brought up before the
Tinted States District Court for the Southern
southern District OF Illinois, which Is now in
session in this city. Some timo last July, d
oang OF men,xdisguised as Kuklux, brutally
murdered man named alcAlpine, who resided
in Williamson County, in this State. Governor
Palmer was notified Of the circumstances,
and at once offered reward OF ono
thousand dollars for the apprehension and
conviction Of the parties. The suspected par
ties were arrested, but no bill was found against
them by the GRIND Jury. Major Bluford Will
son the United States District Attorney, pro-
poses to lay the facts before the United States
Grand Jury, and. il pogeib1e, secure the indic:-
ment Of the guilty parties, and thus bring them
to trial under the hu-klu1 law. he is OF the
opinion that there Is no doubt Of the ju.lsdic-
ton Of the Court over the case, aud he proposes
to test the question.
The rumors Of Gov.ss Oglesbys marriage are
wholly untrue. At least his Excailencr assured
your correspondent tlAt, il he was to be mar-
led. he did not az get know who the lady was~
ghould Governor O9lesby occupy tho mansion
at all. it will be presided over by his sster, Mrs.
Judge Brother, Of Decatur.
, 1873-01-12

William l.. Howard has just returned to his
home in Grand Rapids from New York, where
he has been detained for some weeks by severe
illness.
, 1873-01-12

At a meeting Of Directors of
the Traders Insurance Conpa-
n.y. Of Chicago, held on Thurs
day, the 9th inst, S. A.. KENT
was unanimously elected Presi-
dent Of said Company; Fl. G.
RAMSEY, Vice President;. and
WIN. e. ROLLO, Secretary.
, 1873-01-12

Lafayette Chapter, No. 2; r.: a, H., ball 81 West
Lnkc-st,-Rcxular conrocation Monday evening" Jan H.
At IL O'clock .iness and work The A. Degree
By order OF the II. P. +. n. TuCkEh, secreta17.
, 1873-01-12

CHTpCuLEFS q UIHEr5 UH1VH NV'
Arc requested their hall Vest Hsrson-st,
Oh Tuesday, Jan. II, 1873. for election Of odacess
E. OWENS, President.
, 1873-01-12

Homo Lodge No. 4l6.-Rrethren OF Home Lodge: Too
arc requested It Odd Fellows Hail. corner CLARK
Of Importance il to BE- TRANSACTED BJ order Ct tho G.
, 1873-01-12

st. Georges Benevolent Associa'n
An adjourned ,ncotng will be held Monday Jan IL
at 30 p. a., at Builders E1change cqFner 11a1o an
Madison nlCHD BARNARD, frest-
C. j. BURROUGHS, Sec.
, 1873-01-12
G. A. Il.

The public installation Of occers Of Ransom Post N9
J. Department Of Illinois. G. A. r. viii DC held A. natt'
Al honoraby DISCHARGED soldiers sE4 sy!ttcE. .rS coz
dia1ly Invited to attend. BY order. Guy \. IOHLH,
JAS. MCLEAN. Post Adit. :. v, Cotn'd 'dG Fo9t-
, 1873-01-12
GENERAL NOTICES..
NOTICE TO
ARCHITECTS and PROPERTY OWNERS.
BY a TIT
AND HIS PATENT LIGHTS
AGAINST
Edwin Lee Brown,

: Ihave smPoyed $. 4. Goodwin Esq.. to bring .uit
T. inmldatc tho public and impair tbs rights Of M
Ncw York lieeasees. air. Brown has sued CEarford,
tu5sa y HsT York hy sensss sad e. UNRER
PATENTS WHICH MIR BROWN HIMSELF CLAIMS
to WORK uSpER!! His suit against CRAWFORD,
ne A. III, Z ia x1o!stlea # tho oo@paet
IT. and 1hereby notify tho public that a tho rights and
privileges htshorto enjoyed II said Brrn, in vistue OF
Gn Of snd epeadent upon IT, hare rp,eFted 70 A.
this date all royalties and patent ices Justly belong aud
who will assert In tho Courts claim thereto.
Browns course toxard Crawford, Chambcrn Co., who
eclllux lights In Chicago, and hare the equitable
and leza! ght hns gloxn Of ny attempt to
BRINE DOWN THE PRICE OF THE LIGHTS.
THADDEUS HYATT,
Attorney for E. 4. Lake. owner Of the patents.
, 1873-01-12

f1UEE1 On MUfaTuANE LUAN3
10 becoming moro abundant. We hear Of ia-
stances of parties who were unable to negotioEe
leans during December, but who hare done go
without difficulty since then and it may be safe
600 or $50, ,000, 900 of January interest and divi-
dends in Boston, Now York, and PhilAdelphia
will put ready money into the hands of just tho
class OF capitalists who will sends portion Of it
here for Investment III mortgages TINT pay per
cont net, and at tho eame time furnish "a good
eacuritY na GQTorpneut bcnda.
, 1873-01-12
I. O. O. +.

L. W os -
Thu oEHcers and members of Ellis Lodge No. ~
o. f. are hereby notified that tho installation 9t Office!
viii take pl:eo ne1t "Wednesday evening At their nal
corner South Park-n and Tweni ecrenhEt full ii
tendance is requested. GEO. STEPHENSON. Secy.
, 1873-01-12
Masonic

Special communication ChicaRo Lodge No. 4s7 A. F.
NJ Tue,day cyssni9s Jsa II a, aI aEolq ha1l sern
expected attend Vlsitors fnsie1 ~ ordt
Of " NJ SAM SEELEMAN, Bec'J.
, 1873-01-12

WASHINGTON UE1HHTS.
Between Feb. 10 and Dec. 81, 1872. there vert
4Gl transfers Of property at Washington
Heights, the aggregate consideration boing $832,
, 1873-01-12

Masonic.
Regular communications Of Dearborn Lodge No. SO
F. and H., will be held in Masonic Temple corner
Halated and Randolph -st.., until further notice.
4. r. LARGE, Secretary.
, 1873-01-12
DENTISTRY:
DENTISTRY.

B,M BAKER, formerly Of the 81. F.. Church Block.
and late ct sst hHs r15no:sd t9 bis res.
successful prnctco Chcago is sufficient guarantee to
any wishing the Eeryees Of d:nttst.
, 1873-07-28

Special Dtspdtch to The Chicago TFfbun6.
INDIANAPOLIS, July 27.-Tho Daily Sentinel
tomorrow will sny, editorially: ut iB sott}ea
Indiana, aa whole, will be satisfactory. There
are limited localities In which, for different
causes. there will bo partial failure. IN some
placos storms hayo stamped out field or
two Of grain, doing great individual injury, but
outalde Of these apacih and local iuiurlea the
harvest Ia rich,-in many sections uncommonly
30. Wheat averaging twenty-five and even
thirty hushcla per acre has been re-
ported from varioua eountiea, Hay and oats
far from failure. Local Journals In diftoront
localities speak Of the crop Of hay aa above tue
average. The corn prospect is good and
though not beyond contingency, tho chances are
a hundred to one In favor Of good gcneral
yield"
Lou1syn1n, Ky., July 27.-The Coarfer-.1oar~
taaFa crop teporta the past woek give goodl ao"
colnta Ut tobacco In Eastern and Ocntra! Ken
tuclsy, but advlcea from Weatern Kentucky r.
port great damage to tobacco by drou.h'
Wheat and ,oata uupromisIpg n a., East.
tern Kontucky, but worry full IN
tho Blue Grasa region, Hemp atill looks badly.
Qroat drouth has prevailed III tho southeaHteFn
part Of tho State, md muoh harna Ia done to CO
reals and the fruit CROP and tho groat fruit
growing region Of tho State Ia badly damaged ny
tho late froats. Cereals In Western Aontuchy
arc not promising.