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, 1875-03-02

rrAeItccd bT tbs Government, and by tho rtoplo OF
ths s9nnts 6tf9re the saa oi tho present tfoa'les
liz. Rsrgeut, from Tho Committee Of Conference on
iii asss report thss i,o Committee could not agree.
and sstesl for conference, which waf granted.
As ~ :nsn sso s ': :n e .a s s s;nns H 'z a
,as rn ,ns n, p 1sn, Ms G @ HIT so1sIs ss
Tssasuty tho siahinF fand would 10 Ielnl slsoeol,
stnst. the 1tt.,Ey ;sSy ~ A.t On L. ' qes' @ i
= b BIZ ty % tato enouah money from tbe Tsess;
n to mns ,ss ~ snis @ @ gnot Tpr
than tho Suspension Of public w"rk He wpnl, rattes
=. n cesetsa to tn' t ,,sn 5sssn,s s1
oaeso nav n hsnd FL eops q @ aus
eIn part of this stse prslneta lotseco and IN tlo
'j Ia ~ pF
duel on hand, aud 10 those Of Northern illinois. You
somebody must make money. That could not be rrc
vensrd. He thought the taI on !ea mud eoaec tho
seSsnson sa aA' b. was not ssts. thu. .hs
public credit demanded the passage Of this ses lie
9oa " iii ggos ia 6 %Sos q s y
This alleged deaeit in Tho rcsenne In tho minds Of
financial cu Of both parties moro fancifni than
iea,. ~ TT ~. ~ ~. ot o nt s Gne .nr,
1s NJ os n ct sea' sue mh
s s ssnss na LID which T. ss ss ss sssa, to vi. put s ,s
Mo 1ot poss sa!n, @ nh nh MI e5e
os 4 ~ 9sS ssS T., VIZ sss q % Y;
Army says nnuecessary7 lie argued thst .he bil
so
living. This Di!i would drive the raw material
ronr1 .on nw 4nn.est IN tn nonn,s,mro ~ to
bscso oil o employment. Now England dii moi esro
iG,nn'., ali" rna tha n"nocraic ,,rtv ,cctMro
w.. is IN ny shaI liz .er,In" ~. i@a.non.; ~
sisvcr; rcsy iii net cnrc sn nnrb for ha nco-o ~
Mrtsr, sarIs,,rx ~" snr,ou. .n,r, ,o,,ns+ n.
mi ""'"'eA'' eN~ "i'"7"' 'P~-' "ee'"@N N3'
Hir ,ror,,1 ft .,d un,cas thc 1,t, mn. n...., to
,tn fn o io d,.nomor mi III H. t.or rnI ny
iiar1oss amronrt.tson iii mat ha shSndan, A""
IT, a.ht,!rs KIN =" ~ ,,na tr,sn.fa% H. ~ .,o,, ~
,his IN ~ hc i..,rs I'm ho san.s ~ vntc b,s 4 ,n,a -
jsss ti,s lii VA na.sci >ihn sinking fund woIld la
T., r. ~, ,n1ons II isshnnv'1 nmoress ~ carsfiiv
eonrjier hai ta,ca soli ao levje an, what u Ics
~ apl nru ~ luz u9E ~. w. elss 1ASEe ei
mo .av iii. hit waa fsr rro,, what hn c,teI ~ ~
pere1cs s|,old haVc ta,at conaTeee Ihst the a1 ~,
,yhi.ky Faa very lender ouc. II hts on,nfon .1os.
tuI 81; ii conli III In collxfel Than in rcari ~
Increased az on lobacco liz scnstarn hrrc frn two
tItcir nrnista ncninsf il In rsrd IN lin In,v m ~
,r m onn wnIii linn thnt rsi hcnvv ;imty N ,at
rnpoart IN ths iii wonII s,tr fra n X rsvas
trh", T,onnrsss sbnn,a ~. n,rofn IN tha nr.t o
,aHt ~ euo ,w nv. rn ~ np Sncs
WA now nrcxentIn1 the ertranrtI,norv s,mr
at sln9lc sesaio. lie entirely willing to Impose
Ia Nf
, 1875-03-02

Tho only way soue psopis ~ 49, - ~
names u4taEpish%d 10 70 nlnka Dad8et
About hslf her una sooasiae ~ As03
, 1875-03-02

$4,000, for complotlog Tho lighthouse It Poverty
Inland. Lake Michigan, Wisconsin. $4,000.
Ctv11-RtuitTB BtLt a1aNEn.
The President this afternoon eigncd the Civil
Rights bill aud It Ia now Tho law OF tho land.
THE RAILROAD BILL.
Tho Commllsoo Of Conference on tho general
rlglit-of-way railroad bill came to an agreement
tonight, and will recommend tho enactn,ont OF
tho House bill with tie Holman aud iloRr pro-
vistona Btrlckon ont. -.
rTa the Asscciat<t TrtAs1
FuhILC-nEnT RrArEMESr.
WAsnrSaroN, u. c., March 1.-The following
Is the condition OF the public debt to.dAys
Rlr rrr cent honda: .........N, ~ ,oe9. .6Go
Fivc per cent bonda......-. 673,ll7,75D
Total coin bon.ts 1850
lawful nsoney deGt. 1!67a,000
f1s,l Matnfs: ,sn;'s1s t'sn.... sssoiee,9 Sass,9
Certificates Of dci,ostt.,.-.t. 4s83.0o0
Fractional rurrency........ 4tWl,0GI
Coin ncer.lhcates............. 2a,26o,too
Total without in!eecat............ tos,1oi,s11
Total debt. a2.3, ,tso, al
Total Interest. st....................... 28,i26,73s
Casll In Treasury:
C1tlt.. 1tlt.........................f75 .f75H3H0sa
Currency. O,aio,997
Bpcrial deposit hchi fur re-
aoNpiion Of certificates Of
aepodte+. 43,oa5VDO
Total in tho oTseasury.....,........3 l3l, oo,lsl
Debt less cash In the Treasury OHo
Decrease OF debt during Fcbfnaty....... G,GS9I IlR1
, 1875-08-31
CRIMINAL.

Tho honBs Of D. A. Forby, No. 214 West Lnto
street, Was entered by enoak-tEiorcH yesterttav
afternoon, aud q gold obhiu and son1o eiothiur
Btolon.
An old lady TaH knocked down and run over
BY carofoss driver III charge OF horso and
buggy yesterday afternoon. at tho corner Of
Clark aud 2ichigan etroots and received Beyoro
bruises. Tho driver escaped arrest.
Jim Mc11s!o, tie ex-Asststant Jailor, WAS ar
raigucd at tho Ar1uory Yesterday, on complaint
OF jennie Love, \ Pacific avenue woman, who
charged him with ontoring her place With othors
aud acting in All outrageous maunsr. Tho tnat-
tor Was put on for full loaring tomorrow.
Tho notsv dcnizens Ut Cheyenne vero pounccd
npon by tho police last night about u:9O o'oocs,
aud t1enty-two of them marched to tho Armory.
serGt Dyruo conducted tho raid, and captured
tho inmates OF four OF tho worat brothos on
Clark steeot. Mag. Smith, TIcon Decker, and
Ellzaboth motifs werc booked as koepcre. Ann
lllekey' Of 5'5. waH carousing OH the North Sido
aud therefore escaped arrest.
That numerous individual. John SMITH. vne
raialng u racket about tho Chicago l. Atun
Natlruhd depot last cycn1ng, UlliIo undrr the or
feets Of large quantity OF liquor, and WIS AZ
Iestad and locked up III Afas1iaou Street Htntion
And it was well for lin lo wan lakep i1 fur
when scarcl,od S17o and *G.ooO in cuocls and
notes nero found Oh him. lie 1ould hayo Eeen
n TREASURE to q con1ldenco-IQan CT a thpf. JIe in
10 yeass of age, md respectable In appearance.
It was recently amid by THE TnrnusE that
whon Marshal Dunlap came. into Office tho
blinho-ropers mud Bteerars and other mornbors
OF tho contidence-oporating gang, wero to ioaye
tho city for q time, na il 1t were
M understooi thing that they Horo to
do ee, aud return at their svoot leisure.
Low correct tho statement Was may bo irforretl
from tho fact that they hay6 returned, aud
Clark street md otlor tIorougllfAres aro teon.-
ing with tho gaily- y-decolatod mob as OF old
Only ono ''ttick II has como to light, however;
but It is hardly time for tho harvest TO begiu,
aud will not until that ia the country Ia endol,
Marshal Dunlap will hare tho nane opportunity
70 rid the city Of the poAtB "a Mr. robin had and
did not avail himBoif OF.
, 1875-08-31
THE CITY.HALL.

Tho old rookory was unuHun1ly lull yesterday
afternoon, the Mayor and moat Of tito Aldermen
being absont tho creator portion Of tho day.
Tho momhera OF tho Board Of Public Works
and Mayor Colyln will leays town next week for
. olort tour to Cleveland aud Columbus, o., for
tho purpose OF Investigating payomepts.
In spite Of tho cty'a efforts to delay tho sales
Of taxcertiicateB Of 1875, two lots wore sold by
tho County Treasurer yesterday, BY reason Of
tho repeated failure TO collect taxes. AL prop
ertyuwnera who have not vet paid up should do
30 Immediately. and sayo themselves any extra
expenses.
Corporation Counsel Dickoy having giyeu an
opinion that TiIloy had all tho authority needed
to proceed with tho building Of tho Court-1Iouae
the Board Of Public Works yesterday authorized
ne5 to 60 On es soon a. tue
above opinion, the members OF tho Board Of
Public Workb and Architect Tilley yesterday
raibcd upon Architect EEan, and unauln1onBy
decided u favor Of tue Tlltoy-I gan plAu. Work
will be commenced tmmodiutely.
, 1875-08-31


CR0usK-tn Lyons, ILL.,. AnR, 50, Jennie wnes
infant daughter Of John snd jana x. Grouse, sgcd
month";.
fy-roughkcsrste rapern please COPY.
ea11T1l-Ang. ~, Charles Henry, infant son Of
days.
NORTtIAM-AuR. %. at tho residence Of 1rr sou.tr-
law, l. =. sloaclan, Whsasnn, ILL.,, Jtraha Nnrtha,n,
relct Of tho lsto Eli Northa, formerly of williams.
town. Mars, aged o1 years and montss.; mn:Atr of
Msr. J.. ". Hooker and Mrs. n. 4. Jones, OF CHI
cago, III.
=, VivIAN.At No. % IAns'ey~av.. on Monday, Aua.
80 Lillian Grace tho infant daughter Of Jon IT. nuI
Glars V!siau. aaod fnonths and . days.
GLENDEStN0-Near Warren, ILL.,, Monday. A,,e.
y, Of consumption. Fannie T.: VITO Of tho noy. H. r.
Clendening, sud daughter o! William +. Moss, ot this
city. '''@
day.
BAUEn-In this city. Aug. 80, Mary r. gauer, aged
~ years, be!ored xifo Of Herman Sh1cr,
FunorA from residence M. at Hedgwtrk-Bt, Tuce-
DAY. AuH: 3l at r. H., to ursctanl Cemetery.
~ Dubuque, Ia, papers please copy.
HABFOhD-on tho 2sti Inst, John nasford. At hts
hte Residence, lin. 249 Wesi TAigtccs.th.s.
funotA will leave as 10:n hy car1inge4 10 Calvary.
MuELiEn-At her residence No. al4 Nuch wollz-
st.. htta. Louise Mtielcr. nge.l Il. Sc4rs.
fhheral ut the house Wednesday,, Hcrt. l. Mt p m,
, 1875-08-31
THlRTf-FCuRTH ILLINOIS,.
Enke1df DJfpnksh IA ria Chtrttnn ,rrfht,. .


Spfetdi Dlspaleh to I2.N Chscaao Irtbuns.
DIXON, Ill.,. Aug. o0.-Extcnsavo preparations
aro now being made for tho reunion Of the
gallant Thirty-fo Regiment Illinois Volun-
tcoEs. which takcs rlaca In this city on Tuesday.
Sept. no1t Edwin L. Kirk was tho t!rst
Colonel elected; Amos Dosworth, Lioutonnnt
Colonel: and Charlca Lonaway, Major. Ihe
first died from injuries received in battle.
Col. uosWorth thon took tho command At tho
baltic of pitssburg Landing, Was taken sick and
died in few days. having bcen brought hero.
hfAt. Lenaway was then placed In command and
whtle lea1ing Ills men Wan ehot through tho
head, fallIng dead OF his horse. Only 2l0
men wero ieft at rol-can tue next morning.
but tho regiment Was sftorasrda recruited a1ld
flied, and WAS In uea1lJ worry enBagomsnt.
winding up with sherman marching through
Georg,s. Col, Dlgoart will deliver tho grafton,
and ths1o will he speeches from other bravo men
who wore through tho campaign. Tho Com
mitsee expect all tho old soldiers who arc now
living and whoroycr situated, belonging to this
regiment, to 10 bore on tlat day.
, 1875-08-31
II 10 lor or 10 me. anil thus rcliovs her seemIng
anxiety Very respectfully, Il. Patterson.

JUICE DnAnwEEr's nErLy.
CHtcA1o, Aug. II, A;1.-I'r. Il. y. F'1farr&on-MY
nEtn stn !: havo received your ettor, atHiug that
ynH gsnI To Mrs. Lincoln b1,t harm only.
IN diHenaslnE with her the question Of hcr removal
from yonr place, at lint promises Should navcr hnva
bec;, matlo q heE, tho fu1nlmept Of which
could bs oetfbc ciscntnssanrfr pass hyond the
troll ct 4hoRe WIN 1nntlc them, etc., cto.
Naw. sir. who but yourself that told MrR. Lin
roln and alan myFnlt that aha wsA In condition 10
ssit her sis!cr. Mr.. Ewart ht sprinFnld, Ill.,, aud
encrt7 Mrs. l]ra1wc!l, 10 carry out tho expressed
wish Of Ars. Iinco!n, we,t to Springfield Ia Mrs.
Edwards in sre II rho would take her sF.tr. and
afsre by her That Rhe would do If brought hy her
son, and naw him dny before yesterlsy. no Doetor,
II yn1 hHss the good Of Mrs. Lincoln 1t htast, am
eure x'n will scc lint Php In taken IN cr slater. II
i in areortnce with your lcttc-, asn ratanc, that
frI. I.lnton does not require to 10 rnn1nrtl in
1ao fet tho insane, and thnt would 10 greatly for
hcr good 10 bs allowed 10 visit her
re!attfcs md friends. She. pines for liberty
9or1n Of tho leEt medical men in Amerrs
EaJ that II Is shameful 10 Iek Mrs. Lincoln IN behind
sraeH ale llas been, anl CONCUR with them l,c-
ttoye That auc confinement IL Injurious to her In tho
not going u allow her 10 visit her relatives Ii 1t
will henr1t her. Will you take Tho responsibility
anu run TN risk Of the American people ssyinE here
atrr that 1t was the restraint Of yDr Institution That
injured aits Idncnn and proved llrr r.lin7 ehoutd
Jon hot allow her to Whit Mrs. Elwartlr and lnsat on
kre1ing hef In coao ronflncnent md should he tat-
sErl that the goo. Of Mrs. 1Anruti required It, At
certainly shall unless there fl chnnFo in her con.
ltt1on aa her 1cEnl asYiscs att. friend, viii II
labcas eorpua caunot oIen tho door Of Mrs Lncnas
prison house. / LII, etc JAMES D. pRApwELl-
, 1875-08-31

-.A - -, =. . =
reporter must have drawn nron nie f,nagina-
ton lor ms facte. llo had neser beon oi9csotl
AMI, money for hi, vote In connection viii, tho
esu"hnce ~ T!eHtiou Hof utu no Know of any
AIdorman WHO had. lilo said no hal been ap:.
pronehot, however: W one Henry Woodbury.. ot
NoW ofk. anu lla; Deem offered sl,huo by him
70 finfoft@ "A ~ osalnahco granting thn right Or
May 10 t.o t!ileaGn Hon'h Asi.nt'c company.
~. ~ 6Pa'Heu TUG ohes ond tnFheo 1ho cohscrea-
''",., u.,,, a., .,,
,. nnch ~ Wns mo snhalanre OF tne h.lormans
ss.s T., nna ne Wns allowed 70 fGt'rf lmmnolato-
y H. snppspnas wore 1aaaeu soT az. Jhnes 5Ilon,
,hs s'3nB, owner s o. .mo Mapash nveane A., Usn
WHO haa interviewed t,szEefald.
TIE TIE. nEFon1EA
s nan ts,o sst T.. anu ony que 70 foaponu curing tho
u"s, a'n u. i'oa.i ilo was 4Hlefeu INFO tto
, 1875-08-31
MRS. ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
ri. .o.sauEa,.4 ~, ....,s

CoAaEsPoaokAc2 OF nn. PATTERSON AID JUDGE
Tue Thtnusk published sunday letter from
DR.. Il. J. Patterson OF n4:ayia, concerning
statetnents recently made regardlug M1s. Lin-
coins mental condition by Judge pradvoll. in
Which reference MAJ 1nlds to somo correspond
cnce which Lad parsed between Tho two goatle-
men. Tho iottors In question ara u foliowu:
DH. PATTERSON,
DATAFfA, ILL.,, Aug. 13.-Ihs Hon. u n Errd,sr,l-
ny DkAH Bin: IL regard 10 ths cat* al Nrn iInrn,,
allow iu to say that SEQ good ia her I'M hs,1s
only, IN discussing t1h her the question nf her ~
inoYal from 'hs place. 1t tso1s keep hcr mind In
constant icrnent oser questions Hllcl shouiI MT
onoaid neFes lsyu bosu discussed viii hrt TroInisrs
suu!d neses hAvs bern nsls 10 her tie iuOiEm,t nj
Which could ~ possible circuustaueg. tahr b,ynnI
fhe eonttu! OF those who Inade lAen.
an quite willing to believe that tho ojccts of xour
snts knd tas numerous letters Of Mrs. Iiadscl nro
well nrant. And act lctigued To prolnku uuFsst uui
tsiscenteut. But hare becoine flyiy couy,ucvI In.
such y their ttnaeucy and 1e4ut. NY oriuion Il
9f the Ffessnt II leaes, theAs yAisa a d!scuti
Ctd. MIA Lincoln may be written to axy.xu1ug rrn,
ko!44 tof uot repeating @iAIta,
uhtststahd that Il. T. I4neuln, eonsesYator Of Mrs
Ancoil'' Will le absent from tlu 81 Out tMu ~txks
W! suggest that a. least nntl biz return, Mrs Lin.
COLL sAoaa ls sIlnlly 1T aluAe. -
hays sFtsteu the above iu 10 uuktud enIsis. hit
tf1ta 'snse q duty only to my patient,
Ats, Lincoln ia4s repeatedly Eali to ma tb.t YOU
sa ~ souf it3esson ~ tinlortsnt PAPER tlatbc-
s.98s " 4es' sae sx4iu aud. to 1t to-iay saying
!nass nssa~ell has aesia forgotten to brtpx III
tAt@s; !nE have hay PAPER that be!ouKs IL her.
@s' es sa3 " "aFf lstlals II may ts vel to *yua
, 1875-08-31

Tic auccess Of tho Moody and saukeT meet
inE Sunday night is likely to hayo results OIL
tire'y unlocked for by the promoters Of tho
meeting. Such ntl carncst spirit pervaded tho
gathering that religious leaders aro seriously
meditating wlcthcr tho time has not como for a
great rovival in Chicago. There ue1o all Tho
symptoms of q grand awakening at Sunday
nights 1ncctfng, aud those accustomed to tho
heating Of tho spiritual pulse aver that an in-
n,ento harvest is awaiting the gathering. At
tho noon-daY prayor-mectipg yesterday, al
though tho subject was Christian Unity" tho
roy!Eal mo vonlont cropped ont At every turn.
Tho brethren could not think, speak, or pray
about anything olso. 30 deep was
this foeling TINT it uas determined to
urGo slr. Moody to como on to
that his presence vas needed. aud, should ho To-
hpond 70 their invitation. they Will at onco ho-
Glil With tho necessary preparations 1u conysr-
aai'on % with TRIBUNE roportcr. Mr. ]. v. Far-
tue city weso Ieady for esoat revival Worli, aud
statea that he had personally wr1tton Mr.
MoodY urging lis early attention to Chicago,
where he would rncet With unprecedented sue.
eess e II. IN the salvation OF aouls The indications
aro that no shall hare IN awakening before
long: 10 usc q s,mile Of Dir. FarwelJ, tho
powder haH boon accumuating for long time
and only needs tho match IN Urothcr Muoly's
Hau1a ~ e1floQ8 II, nut create consilern.
hlo havoc among tho Devil'e hosts, But
besides tho religious interoat attached to the
Iorthcomlng revival, tho city cannot afford 10
Yet It DO said Of it also that prophet Ia with
out honor among hts own conntrymen.
TIE RrlBcorAL pArEn.
As hAa been heretofore announced in THE
In1nusE tho Episcopalsans arcidotermiuo1 upou
otnrttng now church paper in th;a city. Sever
a conferences have already boon hell among |
slo clergyman Interested in tho now enterprise.
knd it iaa boon decided to mako tho capitalist stock
OF tho concorn $l0,0u0, large part Of which |
mas been eubscribsd. In gouoral form tho papor
lTill probably he much like tho Ehurc, Journal |
I'D w'!l be published weehly under tho supor-
ision of All Executive COMMITTEE, tho editorial
department. being imperaonaI. It will, more
sfeF, be tolerant, and alNays open for tiscus-
'!on on all religious topics. In order 10 com
'lete the arrangements for its pubticati lon, a /
argo commlttoo meeting wilt DO held at it. |
teters Chapel Tomorrow oyoning.
THE METHODtSTs
The pastors Of the Methodist churches in TIM |
II, met yesterday At their conference room, with
)r. i. ifrtny~ 10 tho chair. Among The visitors
resont was nahop Haven. who, after some brief
reotiug II 'tnarks, gayo an interesting report Of
be church work In tho West, aud particularly
q relation to Aformonlsm. Tho financial erobnr.
Of th>, Des plAincs Church wero pro-
ented by tho Rey. Nr. unil. but no action tskon,
, 1875-08-31
SUBURBAN..

Tho Lako Views were defeated Saturday By
Tho Chicago, Burlington 4 Quincy Railroad niuo
BY = acoro OF II to 3. But, although the score
shows against them, the game WAS we'll played
On their part md may be considered at least a
drawn ono. 1sstood 3 TO at tho end Of tue ninth
inning, and tho three additional tallies were
givon to tho city nlno on tho tenth by the nua-
pire. whom thoy brought with than, aud who
uniformly ruled all Ioablful points In their
superior vatght and age Of their opponents tho
Laka Views may fecl satisfied that they gavo
thorn tight squeeao. II tho nine battcd aa
vol aa they play in the leld there would hnyo
fine batting. aid mutlo cent.o-Aold ht that
brought him home on homo wild throwing. The
Iako Vtors will probably DO hoard from at tho
amateur tournament.
saloon at tho corner OF Lincoln and Fullerton
avenues IS refreshing: Io has plat nm aigu-
board facing down tho car-track which bcars
Tho announcements. III Firas National bank OF
priate il . eystom Of barter wero to nnpotscde
logAl-tdndaEs, "a tho only commodity known III
tho town ts beor. It will bo in ordor for the
twentT-threc other Qambrlnusca In the town to
Eos cut tho,r bank'slEn Tho auppEossed ST.
iponH might bocome snvinga. banks.
II Hanid be public bonafaction 1t tho town
authorities would lay crossing On tho north
nlde Of Fullerton asenuo, over Cia5k street. Tho
foot traTel there u Gfoat, especially on SunuhyH,
and there 10 Email choleo bot"eon the mud In
WI Ngasnes ai;a1 Hua w. s1st t,,rI. u, asf:
tour III the EaBs with hoalth much improved by
~ I,on sousact ,r,, I'su ~ sun ap. III aI,r.a
tho Marino lloapftat, under iho direction Of 3fr.
r T. Dllsy, 10 raise funds for tho librnry lately
established thoEo for the uso Of tho sailors. The
dummy FILL run to accommodate thosa attend
Ing. ...-
HIGHLAND f4Ek.
THO cittzonB Of Chicago WHO enjoy au after
noon in the country, and nho would aij In no.
ble chuse should not forget tho lawn pnrty
which takes place At Highland Park this after-
noon. In tho evening there will bo = grand
party In tho spacloua Highland Faux 1Iousc.
Johnny Hand will be in attendance. Trains
leAvo Wolls Street Depot ut 1:16 p. nj. aud GEO
, 1875-08-31
THE COURTS,

In the suit Of tha Commercial Loan Company
against the Chicago hallway Construction Com
pany Bradford Hancock WaB yesterday nppnnt-
cd Receiver Of tic Hallway Company by agree-
nent.
In tho case Of Miohaol Evans rs. John Hiok-
oy Judge Farwc!l yesterday appointed John En-
wright Receiver Of tho firm Of Evans i Hickey.
uuder bond for s25,0oo
Charles E. Hoiwoll nled bill for divorce
because hls wife, Martha JemimA Hawkshaw
Collus, deserted hin si1tcen years ago.
UNITED HrATEs cOuATs.
Tho Central National Dank Of Dapyille, Ky,
aletl llll asaiust Samuel J, Walker. Martin L.
syaos, tho International Darlk Of Chicago, y. ".
liAmson. @. I. Doel, and about twenty more do
foulAntB. to fosocloae mortgage for E95 900 On
tho undivided ono-soyontn OF the T.. 11 OF tho N.
E. e Of the .. L. Il Of beo. %, ~, IL and also
Il ot tho g. ". Il Of Sec. so, aud also Iii the
subdivision known as Canalport.
BANKRUPTCY 1TEMa.
fritz Augustlu, naloon-keoper n GG5 Mil
wau4eo assnue llled voluntary petition iu
bankruptcy yesterday. The de6.s amolnt to
S3.350, Of which s460 arc secured, aud tue ~
eois cons!ot Of el, QUO iu open accounts aud fJUO
IL personal property. subject, however, to +.
mortgage. Ihs case waa rofesIsd to tho negs-
French, Shaw l. Co.. dealers In wiudow-elsss
ana bottles al 10. 200 Randolph street, died
voluntary rttitIon. TAs papo1s, howoyar, ne1o
not InAy prepared, aud tho particulars will be
gwen t0-Morr0W.
| III Wahaah avenue, also tiled a voluntary nati.
.oi, tue particulars OF which cannot be gwen
| arrERIo1 COURT IN pa,Ey
| Edwin II. Winchall sued John Innch1in + r.
A''0'e' - 44'''e, Aaa !. b. OsEood for $l.1Q0.
, 1875-08-31

10 fas Editor Of 71hs CHICAGO Tribune:
CHICAGO. Aug. 30.-I for ono Nas indeed re-
jolccd to rcaa in THE TRIBUNE Of yesterday tho
artieo Oh the drama and tLo high charges Of ad-
mission to our Chicago thontrcs; and venture
TO assort that nine-tonthB and more Of tho
theatrc-gofng public do fully aud earnestly in
dorse tho opinion that tho high chargea arc ill.,
decd prepostefous; aud predict that, with mod
crate and reasonable charges, tho managors
would 20 largely ilnnncihl EalnerB ln the long
run. How frequently do NO hear tho an.
swor to al appeal to visit some thcatro "No,
! will not go Aud pay tho outrageous prices
charged nov for admission" Mr. A1oVicker,
whose pricca arc no" 10 per cent or more higher
than tlacy ought to bo. ia always ready 10 Charge
rs Or 50 centa moro II ho thinks lie chn possibly
collect it. Whv not give tho patrons little o.
tEa troat onco In > while, md lot them fool that
they hhvo ii.dood received moro than tho intrn-
sic value OF thor monoy. in hnsluE Witnessed
sonao roally meritorioue play 1t would only lolp
70 compensate In part for tho many, many t1tnos
they have Witnessed the miserable performances
which, after having ,witnossed. they could
sacrificed both time aud tho price Of al-
mission. I lnve ottea deprived mysnlf tho
ploasnse Of attending and witnessing plays
would like to hayo seen fos tho simple reason
ct a ';e nsh pess shsEsea for admsso1
could aior1 10 pay a5 for Boa. il knew
any Gasp Of circumstances or Justice demanded
it, aud i is not true Of mo that have "moro
money than brains either; therefore hAyo
rea!lzinG sense Of tho improprioty and injustice
on tho part Of tho proprietors Or managers In
charging thcec high priccs. and L tboy persHt
in charging tho sane way they Mill mest With
bonches.
Now shat Mr.. a1ovor has loft tho
managemens Of the Adolpht. they are
trying to, 900 II their patrons
, 1875-08-31

Thd new aud tasHs organ built BY Johnson 4 eon. At
Wcactd, Mafs., for st. js1nrs' Church. IN now being
placed In position, nnh will ho finished rarly ncIt
wees. Tho Henior ,netnter Of Tho nrn,, Mr.. y. a.
Johuaoh nay la addressed at tho 1rcyoort lcuro or
a the rhtc-hteEo Of Lyon tcafy FIR oo week fr,n
church. "
, 1875-08-31
G0VERN0R.ELECT M'CREARY.

LoU1sy1LLE, KY. Aug. 30.-Jamcs D. Mc-
creary, Qovornos-e!eot Of Kentuoky, will be In
ductod into otIlco at Frankfort tomorrow With
tho usual inaugural ceremonies. He will take
the oath ut "a o'clock, after which aaute OF
honor will bo fred from the arsenal by the Pres
ton Light Artillery, OF Louisyll!o. Tbs fsstivi.
ties will conclude at night BY grand ball under
the auApfcoa Of the Assembly Club, an organiz4-
ton OF twenty yearH' btaud!ng,