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, 1874-03-06

I4IAEl ANEHlh EUNfEAT1ON.
The somi-annusl Convention Of the General
Ticket aud Passenger Agents Association Of tho
United States will be hold at the Maxwell Houae,
Nashville, Tonn, March 20. Tho main subject
before the Convention will be Tho question how
to abolish tho commission systom. There iB,
However, but little prospect TINT this much do
eirod reform will be mado, as most Of tho Gone
raf Ticket Agonts arc secretly III loaguo WITH tho
scalpors mud agents. Dnt wlatovor those mon
may do, thero is some prospect that tho CON-
nt Least, 2 tlll having boen introduced
- for the protection OF persons purchasing
transportation tickets fpr passage on railways
snd steam navigating lines" which provides
that any person selling tickets shall be provided
officer Of tho railway or steam navigating coin
Fany for which tho agent protontls to DO doing
1uss''dss Il d to 10 hoped TINT this lay will be
auopted by the Legislatuio OF Ohio.
THE MILLER rIATronM
Tho Managers OF tho Illinois Central Railroad
are now Introducing tho Miller platforms on
t9os ears; IhGse platforms. ~ well aa tho
lucol OIL all tue Chicago roaiB excopt the Pitts
burgb. Fort Wayna d Chicago.
:: TIE LOCOMOTIVE Enu1sEENB,
II would naturally bo supposed that In 10
MH9 ~ AuIJ aa k14a DIUtHefl0ou OF Locomotive
Engineers, QUO Or another might lp found to
llvulgo sonc OF the doinga OF tic Convention
lntely IN aeasion At Cleveland. but, stranro In
say, although some OF tlteso engineers bnya
boon sub1ootod to u regular process Of pumpinc.
Aot!ing dolnito IN regArl to thqir notion on tbee
Btriko could DO loarnol Thus much has how
apor leaked ous, TINT strenuous effort woa
made to commit tho Brotherhood to q general
Btrike at once, but this proposition
WIS strongly opposed by q largo con.
scryatiye olement. Fiually, It la said, COM
promise waa agreed upon, looking to strike
only IN certain contingencies, 4 Conlmittoo
on Grievances was appointed, to whom all mat
ters at this character shall be roferro, md this
Committee alone shall hayo authority to order
a1rjAo, subject to tle rules OF tho DrotAoriood,
4 rumor prevails that an Immediate demand will
ha lnndo upon such companies Oh hayo rotlucod
the wAGes OF engineers to restors them to Tie
former standard, and SHOULD these lou,ards not
to accodod to, o strike will most lkcty take
p!aco. About 2Do noAabors aro now out Of om-
ploymont, whose places vera flied by othots
Turing tho recoht strike, and the mali, obleok
fought will DO to restore tllom to thotr positions
sonlo form will tako place, sooner
Or later, aa afr. Wilson has boon ejoctet for lis
tntl'strlking policy. Dut should tue strike bo
ptderod, tho nrothorhooil IL III n,mnent tlauger
of being split, for a largo portion Of tho con-
soryasiye o!oInent will aooeae md Btio. by tic
|oadss ~ thaFe aro also largo number OF ,on-
, 1874-03-06
LOCAL MISCELLANY.


Tic Journal rocontly stated tint It wns Judge
Ja,noson's t,trn to hold tho Nfnrcl, torn Of The
Criminal Court but TINT ho declined doing DO
from apprehension Of injury to his lloaltl. Tho
judge haH written q letter to that papor In
which llo gtyos somo interesting md startling
fncts in relation to tho procoab OF atmospheric
poisoning to which Judgos, nttorneys, Jurors,
criminals, etc., have boon nad arc ati1l sub
joote1 III tho old Court -Ho,,Bo. Hc says that
tho Journals charges woro truo, with tho fol-
lowing qualifications:
First 1t was not my turn 10 hold tho eort in March.
Secondly, did not lccline to hold u absolutely,
s,ps C a s 5s sstsfsnse Ct '% y
Judge l,eoh fos acme reason yot unknown to mo, had
arranged y st,s to hosa hoa hlaslf
Of sitting for mouth IL tho inc1rscssbly foul ar Of
tho ol vo,Mrto1lo4se M Lot mo stato ons or two iaeta
account Of oycrwork in Tho ohaneery Court,
asao ss '"'as ss asss sss'an Into Of my tic eos &c.
room in THO aprlns u is7i, which loft in Juno .,
tat year in = con'ion xery neas to Tint Of otsl
known tho facta, stated 10 year ago TINT nohine
n ny srG1g c9s s sar In 0 sodtg o u
many others brcatile tue Same air7 Tho anawof H.
TINT spent mora hours In breathing It, perhapa Or
had II In concentrated form, than any ono OF
tho Jndgoa that very mary, Including Judge Booth
himself, wcro bickencd by It, nnd TINT ONO Of tho srer
viHors, who went into tho sn6baRccnt, wlnrc tho air
Was procured and heated md thrown into our roos to
sxnieo into tho ea,'so Of IT, inrriy was 20 eeeea
atHo, on Saturday laRt at Which 1t WAS decided, Nh
supposed, that waa to hold tho court for March,
Judge Booth statcd that he had been nnte Bic by tho
mir Of tho cott-co ut both Of tho Two forms 1nst held
by him. thon adviaed him to refuse to hold tho
court IL that room, unless tho registers closed
md tho nate!l by stoves, and ton declined to
do It myself, except Upon those conditions. I once
tried tho DIR Of tho room, few weeka nRo, for twenty
minutes. and sickened by 1t. rof,,so to repeat
IL much ess robust man than myself, and ought Iii
lkc mni,uer to hayc rofuaed NY bollci is tha, Ind
lo breathed tho mcrhisic air supplied to tho courss
aud lawyers by Ito county ~ many years as
- fcoIlo man viii. d conanmptivc look," ho is,
but would havo closed his honorable cnrcor
Judge Porter has closed hfB. nay Md thnt tic
sudden and lancltod death Of Judge Porter have
lttlo donbt from what lc told mo few days before
It occurred was brought about mainly by tho aano
poisoned air Of which complain.
And now let mo atate tho reason why tronblo you
with tllis long communication 1t ia because want
wrong thoy arc doing bY continuing to hold colrts,
to keep public Offices ard to confu0 their csninnla III
air that cannot possiby 10 hrcathcl by husn being
without injury and tliat most fatsly poison a who
breathe 1t, If they persist in doing long euong. At
least three nersofH besides myself suffering scr-
ousy from this causo to-day to my knowledge Yours
respectfully, JOHN a. JAMESON.
, 1874-03-06
GENERAL NEWS,

-AA'-~~~%A
4 man named Luke Doyle foil off wagon
heavily laden with bcof yesterday afsoruoon, in
front OF schoeumann's Westinghouse, on Archer
crushed him 90 horribly that bcforo my ono
voyed to his bonrding-houso, at No. 280 Bushnell
atroet, md the Coronor notified.
Tho now Harrison Street Police Station will be
ready tor occupancy on tho 18th inst. It has q
frontage Of 81 feet on Harrison street and 100
KIT feet she court-room, 37xGo; the prlsoners'
"pan," 12x20 feet. There are twenty -four cells
10x0 feet, and TWO larger onos 10x14 feot.
4 delegation Of gentlomon owning property
on West lnt.ihna stroot yesterday waited upon
tho President of tho West Division Street HAIL
way Company TO inquire wlaother track il to
he mid on TINT street. They wero informed by
Mr. Bradley tlat the truck will probably be 1aid
as Hoon ns the IIalRted street yadnot IL built,
Tho vEatucs has boom ordered, and will soon be
commenced.
A monstrosity, iu the sharo Of double calf,
arrigod III this city from St, Paul Wednesday,
oyoutng. It llas two ltcada and eight iogs--fopr
at ono ond' two IN the middle. and Two ct the
other end. It was brought horo for Balo by D.
y. Daniels, but no was aoon followed by Mr.
Irwin, who claimod tAat DanlolB hal stolen tho
curiosity, mud sued out writ Of attachment and
warrant for larsony. ilo failed to find Daniels,
but found tho doublo oalf in tho express ofco,
with d bill Of s25 Tor chargoa. At IaAt accounts
lso lad not determined whether ornot tho 'spack-
age WA worth that sum.
Tint tmpotent newspaper, the Chicago Times,
has tackled tho sexton OF tho plymouth Congre-
gatlonal Church. 4 fow evenings ugo Times
reporter went to tlfb church to repurt private
meeting Of the TruHteey, mud tho boxton refasotl
him adnitta1oe, but allowed hin to Ynit around
the lobby. Observing that young gent was ap-
plying his car to tho koy-hole, md exposing hi1s-
self to the danger Of catching cold in that organ
Young gent refused, and sexton called to q pass
ing Policeman, who GANG iu and took young gent
by tho ear and lod hiu. out. Young gont went to
tho Times office and wrote that soxton WAS
drunk, aud wouldn't lot him into the mooting.
Mll. ruooToR'Y LECTURES.
Tho Faculty Of l.ush College his generously
, 1874-03-06

wltnh waa atinchot1 tho 1antlo If Dr.. aroor. Tho
giHt Of tho advertisement wna MI absolute PROM
iso to furnish relief to MI afflicted ortaa. Pa
ttotltg were requested to unl on tho Doctor 1T
delcea OF tho physlolana capactty 70 slio. was y,
sir. 'l Harris, ns'''ii thnkng 10 ava ,,iiasct
Of tho soryiccB Of uroor, vnitcd hts
laboratory, md waB welcomed fts 1osrlfab1o
into thc, tocoption.room,. III which fe found
otliors. drawn tllero by too.contitlng trust iii
tho power it wns supposed dwolt therein, anong
tho roat, Six latoa roprenontuE all TUG Ills hoatl
II hoir to, ald Waiting with unoxamplod patianco
Incident to tho Doctors attention to those who
had rrecelcl him, hlr. Harris WAS summoned
Into private .conauftatfot-room, and directed
to state his grievance. Tho nsunl forma1itios
wors gono through with. tho foo agreed upon
s1o-paid down, md tho doctor retired into tue
tho uostrnns. Whom he again made
his appearance III tho consultation
room 10 delivered to l,fs caller thrco bottlos
Ea1'e Se1 sn paqSss' ,n ~ tS srs 10spGqs
direotlons for administering tho elococtioItH. 10
bulk, but 1.-TWO mud "Throo" woro strongor
and mnat bo takcn, BY installmontH. 1ro no.
fSp',sa ntp nbos s' osls' with 1asor ss ssr9n n
at bedtime. When hlr. Tarris returned
homo no took tho entire dose of No. "Ono, y
which immediately malo linn sick. It proatratol
tho poor lnnn, and, WHOM Elo Ind partially re-
covered from lta offoctH. ho dragged his nearly
paralyzod franc once moro to tho Doctors
shop, to scotttu, II possible, something
tint would restore him. lilo had no
sooner arrived At No. 400 West
MadiBon street, tfan ilo WIS mot by tho Doctor
who extended hoarty congratulations on hit
healthy appearance. MIR. Harris speedily cor
rcctod this misapprohonsion, nnd onlIgbtoued
Ills counselor aB to tho facts connected with his
woo. by t'int Of peroovoring address, coupled
with dosire on tito pnrt Of Mr. Harris to tcBt
tho compound thoroughly, tho latter was per-
enaded to ropeat tho prcscriptlo,n,
Mr.. Harris has, alnco that dny, boon undor tho
caro- Of tho best practitioners In tho city, wEoao
Judgment Is Tint his death is only question Of
timo. His agony Inns boon 10 intonRe tint tt waH
only atiayod by morphine. .hypndor1nicaly inject
od nnd tho administering Of powerful auos tlet~
ics, which onnbad him to Beciro lueasy Blumbcr.
An analysis Of tho compound by Dr. Ebort, a
chomiat at tho corner Of Twelfth and State Streets
showed 1t consisted Of kerosene. Shortly nitoi
Mr.. Harris bocame 80 violently attacked uroor
abscondod, and 1lnaIy camo to light Wednesday
In Joliet. As soon aB his presence was known it
tint town, Mr. SmmonB got tho necessary papers
and returned him to tho Hcoilo Of his malprac-
tico He will be examined this morning. when
tho caHe will bo committed to tho Jurisdiction Of
the Criminal Court.
, 1874-03-06
THE CTTY HALL,

The City Troasuror yesterday paid the salaries
Of employees Of tho Water Department. for tho
month OF February, amounting to about $1,000,
Tho City COLLECTORS receipts from taxoB yos-
torday amounted to 820,800, Of Which tho stnto
Savings Institution paid $4,000. This is the first
hank tax paid about 91o0,0o0 ii got duo from
tho various banks in the Rhhpo OF taxes.
The Board Of Public Works granted building
PERMITS To G. 7. Mckay, for q two-story
brick building, corner Of Honoro and Monroe
streota, and for d two-story brick building on
t'ro-atory brick, No. IL North Grecn street.
At tho meeting Of tho Fire md Water Commit
toe proposition vas considered to allow tho
chemical engines trial OF their qualitioa. Tho
Rteiner, Drako. Baboock, aud Champion mn
chimes aro onterod for the test but al two of
them wero not here, the trial wac postponed nn~
til noxt wook, by which time the enginoa, which
In form for the competitive deluge.
POLICE AND FIRE DEPARTMENTS.
At the meeting of tho Board Of Police aud
Ere Commissioners. mi yesterday afternoon,
No. %, WAS fined throe days pay for putting u
head on J. A. Hanlon, driver Of tho same COM
rany, who wnB tucd one days pay. Edward
hyrne, pipoman OF Engine II. who wns charged
with absence without leave, and inchlccncy
and incapncity, received q roprimanl aud
was adiudged q forfeiture Of pay.
:. a communication waB received from Hupt.
Rehm, asking the appointment Of lftenn
special patrol1non to fill tho places OF
officers who may bo sick or on furlough, tho
Hpecials to be appointed rogulars as fast as
vacancies occur.
The Firo Marshal presented his monthly re-
port showing that there wero thirty five hros
during tho mouth OF February, with q total loss
Of $4,000; insured for $G,68o.
sALARlEs or DETECTIVES.
Tho Committee on Police met yeBtorday after
noon in the office Of tho Superintendent OF
Police. AID. 6cllanner, Murphy, aud Mahr woro
presont. 49,.
tn refarencn tn TIM nrf1nr of hf1 W7,ffA na tn
, 1874-03-06

A'".a.'S' '.,
1hofo ms neeI ollo o'li fe6"le growing o"t "
the exposure by the city press Of the manner in
we'd and ulyortiscJ bv maana of noat,, carda
.,,,;a,' a,r;a, .,'a n,.o,,,sa',t - t,a
"u1on cltt'eo '1'o ai.nouice'nen' VI 'lo co"lne
or band o. praying women to ule sa-
looms OF the recipients. others havo
liar joke, and have initiated it with some succeaa.
Even Evanston has not boon without its postal
card notices. aud several Of the hardened ainners
among tic University students received cards
being different OH eaoh:
March 8, 1871.
Mr.-
DxAH s|R In accordance With instructions receiyee
~ ~ Ia ~ sn, n" d W. yo@ es
s ~ s ~ ~ yoae rooms 10 no . ssason o. pfaSor
fron1s - ,a with =: vo1 H. s''' A'4'e ''''4' ~ 'ou1
Per order Of Qon1ru5ttcc.
Tn addition tn t,Ia , potice awe wan ~ n1acoI, in tha
, 1874-03-06

II . Represent tho roint over which tho pom
du1um ssings, and " . Z tho, enst md wost
ling, tlon q, ., G, r will bo points III tho circle Of
latitude. Az poiut Mt a Ia carried round by tho
oarth'a rotation 1t movas aouthwnrd In passing
to B, md thon it passing to r. shoors of to tho
northwarti Of tho line " b E. Honco Tho carth
turns untor the plano Of tho swing, and tho peu-
dulum appears to fall back from the wost to-
wards TIC south.
, 1874-03-06
RAILROAD NEWS.
The st. Paul g. Sioux City
Rond.
Geply Of tho Qonoraf itanager totho ainzo'
sofa Railroad Commissioners.
Tho Recent Convention Of Locomotive
Engineers.
Tho TiclSet-Agonts' Convention.


THE ST. PAUL q SIOUX olT9 foAo'
Mr.. ], ". DIshon, Gcncra1 Manager Of tho Bt.
pn,, T. u,o,,- nI.s 1,o,1rooi, boa wriston n long
y4oIn s =. .a 81 I,aul pjouccr aotttne
eonla'ca',on 10 so ~. ~. .anart ~ " nd,
forth htB objections TO tho report U! q. W. 1.u-
gorton lsailrohd Commissioner OF at1hnososa,
nna nrotcat,ur aua;net tho proposed railrond
lo,tv,stin,, hv ti,o f3onoral Assembly Of Miuno-
.oa'o'~" 10y" - '~''''
sofa. ..u
swEEp1so on'Eo11oSe'
ue sngs that tl,oro nro now l,9oa miles OF ratl-
roa.ls in that State, Of which 1890 miles nre
onninno<l and In oporation, That property had
+"n, ~ .,1.s, ~ a".1. ~ -Aoo't
hallroad oom1alssonar nS 10 the V"4uo u tieao
roRds WAS mado up without any rog1rd to truth
ar facta. without nrotout1fnr tn {nofuio tbo OK
,,on.,vo tar,,tn, ~ t,,o rooau Mt ~ por1
Ion'' ,, ~ ss.A'A - W." ,,....'. ~ 1.s. -.
"'!o o4"o"heso' VI 'ue o'asou''s1 W po"an "
othor sacrifices, never % % moro 90 than now,
to got tho monoy to buiiu Will. Ae can SEQ NO
reason why railroad property should DO subject
10 condemnation or coniiscaison, as suggested
III tho commissioners report, or 70 conth On tho
dollar OF ovcn lower valuation than this, or at
my othor porcentagc, or why 1t il not as much
tho properly Of It's owners as any othcr property
Is, md why 1t iB not ontsled to tho proteoton OF
law rallcr thnn to tho destruction by Inv. tint
1apropoHed. Tho fact that it ig proposed by
g n poco % ha
erty ana impose restrictions upon ita business
Which must destroy it's value, ho thinks MAS
eauso enough TO JUSTIFY protest against IT,
THE LAND CHANTS.
ers report wE,1o says says That tat IN tho original eras,t
~ mo lann Erahs oplhEaulos ~ u';4 peon espo
iaay p.oViaou tnes M 1ne !ah'a snoula ne appllfeo
OF only Ia tlio manner prescribed by act al Oou-
, 1874-03-06
PERSONALS,

@G1sSoHAAo'
q. II. Hudson, Qonoral Superintendent Of Tho
TIN ciav '''''~'S'' '''>'N' 49, 49,
'Ao wy
]. Hill. Superintendent, and n. ]. Booker,
Chlcf-1snglncor, Of tho Pittsburgh, Cincinnati l.
,mot nv, ,'7 1'0''t0'' 2F0 f0e's'o''u ~ 'n' Ito
'"on''
Charles Z. Gorllam, Superintendent Of tho
Pittsburgh s Fort Wayne K.itroad is among the
arrvafa 81 the Grand faciflo. '' ~
IT. TnSse % will be no use for tint big beds hoassesa a. At
nam ~ tue SHERMAN, although 70 lag TO drnw
oecuess n'p tss' '0"Sa0'"'S IN lilo 0''S'''D TO no"
sn ng, iavnp i, 1ae Ta 0fd1s sl st. .o hoo,
csod Of nr aIa Tarae sI o0em soso no
nront am. rcannot r;1,1v ronnost ,.cn ~ n1i,.
I'LL tho following rofutat}on nf tint aco,sat W Hon. Han,
u follows: 20 ''''N' - 'D'' '''''''''''
was parer Scty nor i.,roct}v o thn rm
Of DR.. j, JubaraeL i. o.: In,t Dr 1,anli nsas hy
tho Recommendation Of Dr.. Draiuard, Of nusl,
Medical College,, teacher to nv sop, now Dr.,
II. e. Tricks. III. D., and as such lie gayo him
duly instructions In ali tho branches belonging
to tho profession, II. Tn1orE. .
Gusc.oo, March 4, 1a74. 80 ->' @'"'''1''
Sworn to md subscribed bofore mo this It'll.
uay Of Mhtch, 1874. CHARLES DRoniG,
(soaL] Notary Public.
HOTEL. ARRIVALS.
=. Tremont-C. II. Marshall, yanktou, D. r.;
Theodore Stone, Now York; George Hall, Boh.. OK.
ton ]. z. Marston, Now York. !; +. W. Lyman,
Milwaukee; W. G. Gary, Nov York; J. Fill,
ptttsbn!gh. ;. .Saer''nan-Geo1ge s. Kor,-
nody, pliladeplhe; z. i: Fay, Auburn r: Mo-
Nebraska; John Fowler, Philadelphia; W. Z.
WnHor, ,,salt Luke; G. W. Bcolloll. and G. Il,
How, New York; Frederick Stafford, Ncgaunee,
Mich; Il. Nelson, Michigan. !. . Grand
Tac;fc-H. b. johnson, Barnett, Wis; George
II. kimbafl, Los AngcIos, F. p Foster, San L,iie
Hoy. CAL; G. F. Damon, Now York Cornelius
Durr, Boston; 8, N. Nickorson, U. 8.
| a.; j. N. uamb}o Ciueinua.i; Charles
D. Cummings, Pokin; A, Breohor, Milwn,l-
kco L. 2. Brown, bellevue. Palmer
, 1874-03-06

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
An entertainment for tho benefit Of Bethel
Union Church, Washington Heights, is to ba
givon this evening In Wiahofren's Hall.
Tho Rov. Mr.. Rodgers, Of England, will giyo a
froe lecture this evening in tile church corner
OF Chicago avenue and Lnsallo street, on ''Tho
Gospel According to aEoses, illustrated by hne
model Of tho Tabernacle.
Tho Rev. William Alvin Bartlett lectures this
evening In Plymouth Church. ccrnor OF Indiana
avonuo and Twouty-sixth street OH the subject
OF "h1aking Love-" The lecture haa bop1, do
liverod once before in Chicago, and IL prouounc-
cd highly interesting, and deserves, and will
t!oubtcAs receive, tho compliment OF largo
audionco.
Tho Charity Ball of the Illinois st. Andrews
society takes place tonight at the Sherman
House.
The Irish Literary Association will hold a busi-
mesa meeting in thor new hall, southwest corner
Of Lako and LaSalle BtroetB ontrnnco on Ln-
Sallo street, Ills evening at 8 o'clock. A full
attendance il requested.
Nearly 400 business men took their lunches
with tho ladies Of tho Christian U,,io.,. At No.
172 Madison street. But, III tho ludics had on
urged their tables and laid in oxtra supplies iu
anticipation OF q orowd, they were equal to the
occasion, and all went away happy. The tables
will 10 still further enlarged Tomorrow.
The ladies of tho Ninth Presbyterian Church,
Ellis avenue near Thirty -seyonth Btroet, will
give an oystor supper in tho church parora
thla evening ut balt-past 7, in aid Of tho Church
funtB Music and other entertainments will be
provided and thoroughly enjoyable evening is
anticipated. Tho families Of the Church and
especially tho residents Of Cottnge Grove are
very cordially Invited.
, 1874-03-06

Union engincora WHO arc willing to work in onse
9 o1o ae u oo1 ~ iio
, 1874-03-06

DEAR SIR In accordance with instructions received
fro. tho WoMan'a Praying Dnd, We intortu you that
We shall ua Ut your rooms to hod Of Prayer
Thursday ut p. nj. lleage invite aonaa Of your
fcInt1tIA la with VOL
, 1874-03-06

provont it's continuance, fai! led. About two
weeks ago, M article Of merchandise psealiar
to their trade, was discovered by tho
atoek.kee9por carefully ;, slowed AWAY
in the collar, evidently loft thero for future dis
ago to enable him to identify It, and retired to
await future Developments. prior to tho dis
covory OF tho article roforrod to, Mr. Culver had
MI interview with Lunbochor, induced by teol-
ing Of suspicion which ambiguous acts on his
after tho day on which tue package was dis
iett e ae@ p1eses s"H lis his ssqa ye hoas s
and the stock-koopor, who had boon
he had marked undoubtedly accompanied him.
80 certain was 1t that he was the guilty party in
THIS instance, that no doubt was entertained that
tho Beriea Of peculationB tho firm had boon the
victims Of was carried Oil by lin. 10 resignod
abundant opportunity was afforded him to
mako q clean breast OF his fraud, aud
in place OF giving up Tho property he
steadfastly denied any knowledge Of Its where
abo1ts,, Finally tho aoteotfos were aaayiaed
premises. Their efforts we're rewarded by the
discovery OF the stolen goods iu tho possession
OF naloon-koeper at tho corner Of selgwick
and Monom!ueo stroots, whoro thoy had beeu
nrficles were taken to tho Central Station, and
the iirm advised Of the result. Mr. Culver
thereupoh met Lamhoollor by appointment We'd
nesday ut Bchwetzor'a luncA-room, aud, utter
agau giving him chance to oBcapo tho pe1,-
alty Of tho law, requested him to accompany
olo of tue firm to the station for the purpose of
identifying tho property. lio again denied that
lie know alg4t concerning tho stolen goods. anA
Mt first refused to visit the Btatiou, but was at
last persuaded to do 30. liven thon he emphati-
caly atatod AiH ignorance OF tho trunks or their
contouta, but, tho proof boing convincing, he WAS
tgGen into custody a,d locked up. Whom le VAS
cagcd, tlloBpooulativo thlof made fullconfosson.
lie tlas boon iu tto employ OF tue firm for noar-
ly three ycAra, aud Ind commended himself to
them by A!H frugal habtB and attontion to The
details Of busfnusa. Tho goods Btoton comprised
tue choicest samples OF tho stock, consulting OF
pens, ponoils. kniYeB, eto, IN short, tho general
Hnppten Of atationor, tho value of which ia ent1-
mated at E2.600. He will 10 examined before
uoyden this morning.
4 oABE OF MALPRACTICE.
Detective ponniA Simmons RrreRted yesterday
at Joliet 4 1nan not entirely unknown to tho
world of Chicago, by the name OF DR.. Uroer
HiH wtosoahoutB llad been the object Of no littlo
anxiety since August, aud, upon boing ascor-
tained, 4aste WAS nude to arraat hiu.. Gu tho
18th OF last August, D man nanlod 1IarrlB,
who keeps saloon at No. lac West
Van huron street, whilo aIllng with
no,no disorder. lad Ills attention attrnctol to
the announcement. contained iu q lanublll, to