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der tho United States Law. be bonded cut bo-
causo it Ia feeding cstte, the royenue law mnk-
ing proTiBlon for slel caseh. 1t tn expected tnnt
either to day or Tomorrow tho company will
mako their appearance At the Collectors Office.
and prepare 10 give bail for the release OF thrir
dlalillery, In which case wolk mRy be resumed At
uncc.
II wilt 10 remembered that tht*e ~oYEs Of tim
Chicago Alcohol Company were partly Destroyer
by tirn on The night Ut the 9Th Of April laht in
volslng loss OF s2D,d0, With nj Insurance OF
only 5000 upon the pronoFtY.
THE EEfTtrY1H4 WORKS
OF the Chicago AlcoI.0i company. At 1lG Frank
lin street, wero reiztd by Deputy. Collector IL.
4. Flitnpton at about the same time witl, tic
others. The aeizure was nut marked By any
particular inci1tnta. The maaateln III change
expressed thcmretrea ~ HousHhat surrrlHed It
what t1loy regarded RI an npcalletl-for movement
on rho part OF tho Government. but we're mot iu-
cl,ned TO gr7lu1o!s ut the fa*e which wsH shared
by 50 many other firms. The books and pA;,ets
OF The Colupany wure found intact. III. Hush,
oi,e Of the principal propriotorA Of tlaa eetab-
!ishnrnt, Was interviewed by Tn1ncSE report-
er, but nhs not inclined to TouchrAfe q great
deaf Of information. He eaid, III aLAwcr TO on
inquiry, that tito 4rznre NJ unexpected. and he
di1 not bolieyo that hlh,noeB would be long in
terrupted.
deputy rlimrton rcnujned on guard all night,
and WAS aBslstati Ds j. Parsons CooI, Gen. Wcb-
bttr a private secretary.
, 1875-12-30
tA4T1HEI.
4 LITTLE PREMATURE.


Understanding yesterday afternoon that Viii.
lam Matthel's rect!fying establlsumoas. No. II
Diuo Island avenue, MAS selzed, TRIBUNE "a.
porter arnled himself with N extra No. Faber.
aud waa at onco dispatched to tl,e scene. Hs
arrived thsse about b:30 last evening, but no
1eyonue officers had yet arrived. 4 Ges,n1n
youth, with checked shirt. and s.eoves rolled up,
met tho TnIurHE representative with . quaint
e.nllo At tho door. Amy Eoyaaue officers hcEe7"
inquired tho reporter. ''tIeh vcrntehs uicht d
iat Mr. Matthp." 4 red-faced, ratuor pleasant
looking Gorman. cau,e out, aud asked tue news.
gathcEer what he wanted uo evidently took ths
reporter for
UHlfxp STATES ofYIcEAtr
and treated him with duo 1ufeFouce. When bo,
however. msao his occupation known, tntorma.
tion.9ottlng was It = discount. Ihe following
colaoquy took place.
lkoporter-1 thought this place WAS seized2
Mhtthel-Who said 80 .
M.-WheEe did 5oa get it,--down At Hoynes
Office?
RI didn't ray 90.
M.-Weti. s4ero III nothing the ulattor here.
1t-Wera NJ revenue olticors here ?
M.-N0, sir. Everything IL all right, and did
not wrong Tho Uulted States oovsrnulent-
A.-Dut you arc to bo seized.
MI gueAd not dun's know AnJthinf
about il. / 9uess you sro mistaken.
A-peshsps!
M.-yea, that's 10,
Nth this ths eontsb broke up, and, Alto.
hoxinx IN &lieu. tho reporter departed.
liz bkTUHNEgM.
With N eye e.ugle to business. Tue T81uun1
reporter returned 10 the scens OF his adventures
again It 7:25 iast oyentng. Lo and behold. tho
picture hstt c4Augod. =, Again sh!rt-s!eeted
talk in EnHIiHb. H& n militia
, 1875-12-30

Pepusylssa!t Military ACADEMY, Chssses, p
RAopsns Jan. 8. Thorough instruction h Civil aud
Mining Kngiuseus Tho classics and EuXlia Branches
Fae c.xculAts apply to I. /. cOaiRovE, Ea9, No.
10 Cl,rkst chieaSo q to Cai. 1llE0. HYATT, f1oA4
dent +. u, l.
, 1875-12-30

Of tbo Chicago ALCOHOL Works are, ~ ID Gen6f-
ally known, situated on tlie cotnor Of kinzs
brick aud partly OF rood, thrown together With
out my alpaient desigu, and grouped srouna
largo chimney. Tho tilst thing that atrIkes the
eys ~ 0na comes uear tito place ia long row OF
wllftewaslod stables given up to the catt1e fed
upon stops. From lho oltIco Qua can 80 through
4 short passage to tie warehouse for tue barrels,
thop to tho wiua.room which opcls oil. The
mash tubs are little urther on. aud tho whole
place IT, although! uuconlcly ln looks, rather con-
venisntly situated aud tolerably we'll arranged.
1t may DO said. in connection with this place.
thAt It IL p1oblb1y mora deeply covered with
proof OF guilt than auy other place seized yes
to-day. Tho specific charges sgainst II Aro that
It has beau for long time fn the habit Of ship
plug its product 10 tue reclifyinR houHs without
any rretsuso OF stanlp iu solae caBes, aud sgain
Of shipping tue gooda from the d1stillery to the
aendlug back either tho stamped bsrrc!a to ho
retlllel Of tho stsmps to be put upon other hsr-
rels OF tho Esnle general capacIty. Tue tlovern-
ment hAa lu lis possession
EVIDENCE In URKAr rLENIY
to prove both theao assertions. III Justice to
tho GauRets aud 9torskeepeEs 1t present en-
ployed in thls place. u III others lu The city,
scizea yesterday. Il may BE- sald that uaoat OF liz
charges against the dlstilless arc based t.Ane-
actions which occurred e0tae months ago aud
which hare Gully lataly baen clearly contacted
with the PERSONS who have committed them. A
part OF tho Testimony against tho Cnlcago Aaco-
4ol WorkH il documentary, but it is ruluo1ei on
the stsset that It'll! larger portfoa u based on
tue revelations Of dlBtlliUI4 slEeadY indicted, who
hare, within tho laat tTo weeks, given 10 the
Government Ill tho ,acta that they know iu COLL
nection with the crookai-Whtsky buaiaess III
Chicago.
This dstulery u oas Of ths tsw anlcn sAo, ua.
, 1875-12-30

IukY DON'T UNDERSTAND THE AEAsod.
About hAlf-an-hour after tho mlin body bad
left the Oussom-Houss, Als. A. 1t. J. Campbell
Of tAs Collectors ofiee, and Mr. ". ". Wolf,
, 1875-12-30
LEGAL.
NoTTCE1.

Tho 1legisered Cunsts action bonds OF the Chicsgo
ass Light and Coke oo.np.ny s.audius on The oooss
i:d Z IN an,bsay tSC"!us as. p9sa
Brown. j., E. Boxen. deo. brown, BaraA 4. Drowa.
e t. Ssonssn ss.:t:! @ bse: ses j.
Barker, Is.leila brown, q. s. Brown and otherr, !.
Ra'fnan ,aS,da nripehqi'. shs 3sn' nForn 1
]: o4ld1s; essate i y: Gsael. Daw.cn; il. :.
liz E.toa. < Tssaie1thai s. J. Freeasa. fiasiity,
Ius. T. 4 g. Deposit Co., ". H. Graham q. 4. Green.
T., t., t. hs9s hssdse 9sn 1a.s. Rs:n s:fss as
Ven. 8: p; Keen; g. .: Keen, n. p Keon, Guardian.
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no.s. Te,g1 s4f '1s'a MT: Issp n:
l. Van Ness. u. Van Meas. u. r. Ward q. =. Nilams+
Il %s'tsT w.og Z 7 !! :Sp y T.s 9sG5s:
rru.tee. +. I. Yos. Heni, Young: jsmes u. Young.
swt No. 81. ssi i.oi. f. T. i.sls w. i,ssi' III.
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iasi. l?ls bss, ~. ~. sss a9s sai: 7n ~ VI
~ 33 ala 4ul, ALL tD3, a3, t9a. srs, By resolution
y thu BuSr1 Of DIsectoE4 Of aid Company ordsred
70 10 called IN and raid snd ths satns will la 70
aesmed Ut ths odcs Of tho Company and altar ths
u d.y Of January, A. D: 1910. Tho hoders of said
Ut the eAd lst day Of January L. D. lB1t tAa aaid
houds Will eeAae 10 bsAt interest.
by c1der Of the Board of Directors.
JAMEs Z. buRr1s. sscset.sy,
Chicago H., Nor. II. te1A.
, 1875-12-30
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