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rested At the coma y
- streets, BY virtue 4
. WIN. G.ainer, chsrriul
quit and battery and ,
Ess, . Wesley Gibbs,
ender suspicious eiros, :
a M on Royal stsset.
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met Station.
s,dge is reported d u.
Felicity streets.
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'orne and Bienyilla
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charged By Officer b
tent to kill, was arrei
Pdsed in the Fifth Pre-,
Z 10. On Burgundy. FROM
eter streets, is in . br,
Fy lnconvenient TO pc,
soIneers, for difarer
and Lodged in the We
4 hours ending Il
esday morning. n
out homes were re|
, 1875-07-25
MISS ANDREWS BOOK,

To ths Editor Of The Chicago Tribune:
CHICAGO. July 23.-Allusiop has recently boon
made in several papers to book, Breakfast,
Dinner, and Tea" written by Miss Andrews,
whose copyright has been infringed upon. I
wish to make q few supplementary remarks.
The Rev. Dr.. Andrews, for uany years Rector
Of Christ's Church, Binghamton, N. T., died one
week after the demise Of his rife leaving three
unmarried daughters, with but moderate
income. After this event. his daughter, Julia
G., q young lady OF fine scholarship, availing
herself OF the advantages afforded by her
deceased parents extensive library, compiled
the aforementioned book, the deaign OF which
is not merely to teach Biddy how to cook q
steak, boil potato, or compound pudding !;
yet about 800 receipts testify to the fact that
these practical details are not ignored. The
morning. MONDAY, md evening repasts of
different nations, in various ages OF the world
are set forth, forming grand intellectual feast
Of historic and poetic dishes, 90 rich and spicy
that they cannot fail OF giving pleasure to the
most fastidious. This Instructive work evinces
much labor, ingenuity, and research, and would
be valuable acquisition to any family-llbrary.
That the author may obtain redress, Is the
sincere desire Of A FRIEND TO R1oHT-
, 1875-07-25

The Reunion organization meets at Judge
Rogers courtroom this afternoon at O'Clock
The first South Park concert OF the season will
be given Thursday. The accommodations for all
are ample.
special meeting Of the Astronomical Society
will be held Ut the Grand Pacific Hotel to-mor-
row evening.
The fourth annual picnic Of st. Patrick's Be-
nevolent Society will be held ut Colehour Park,
Wednesday, Aug. ID.
Bishop Foley will 8y tho co1neastono Of a
new Catholic church 1t Rogera' Park Thursday
afternoon ut o'clock
a week hence Bishop Foley will lay the corner
stone o: St. Ann's Chufch corner OF Wentworth
avenue and FiftJ-ffth street.
Tho members OF the Mechanics Institute aro
requested to assemble Tomorrow evening At 7:30
O'Clock, Ut No. Is Washington street,.
The 1T. Rev. Or. Elder, Bishop Of Natchez
will preach at the last mass to-day in St. Marv'a
Church, corner Of Wabash avenue and Eldridge
court,
The Summer Club meets ut the studio Of VIII
Lis and Stevens, corner OF State and Madison
streets, Tuesday evening. Music will bs IN It
tendance
a mass-meeting Of French citizens aud Others
IN sympathy with France in haz lata mla1ortunas
, 1875-07-25
RELIGIOUS.

YOUNG MEMS CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATIONS.
Special Lispatch to The CHICAGO TRIBUNE.
LAFAYETTE, Ind. July 24.-The Young Mems
Christian Association Of the Third District met
last evening IN their first District Convention.
The meeting took the form of 3 public recep-
tion. 4 number Of brief addresses oi welcome
we're made and responded to-
The Convention proper met this morning.
Some thirty delegates we're present, represent
ing ten or twelve different Associations
reinforced by the members Of the La
fayette Association: The eubjects discussed
were 1.-The Street Arabs" "Tha Rallroaders, F."
and 1.-THE Criminal Clasecs." a neon prayer
meeting Vas held this afternoon. The ques-
tions OF *'How to Reach Commercial Men,"
"Rich Mems sons,"' and 1.-The Workinmen :"
we're discussed. Tho speeches we're brief but
animated and interesting. This evening a mass
convention is in progress at the Opera-House
and An open-a1r preaching at the Court House
yard, market space, corner Of Ninth and Main,
and the Lafayette Agricultural Works. The
meetings sre Ill well attended, snd much inte1est
ia manifested.
, 1875-07-25

s17,5360o So, ESQ
Tho figures represent barrels, and aeo to NC
cuse the denizeos Of Chicago OF CONSUMING not
less thau II. .CUo OOO glasses Of tho beverage dur
ing the year last past.
LADr WARRINGTON P4RTT.
The large and blegau: grounds OF g. A Spring
er, Esq, On Prairie avenue and Thirty-eighth
Street. we're veil filed By the South Side social
circles on Tuesday evening last the event BE-
ing the Lady Washington Moonlight Fete given
under the management and for the benefit Of
the Forty first Street rresbyterian Church The
guests began 70 assemble by 9 o'clock. and BY 10
fully 6oO p& we're ia attendance. Martha
Washington. L. smith) and George Washing
ton {Ar. Lo1uj teceived tho guests with hearty
welcome Both Martha and George we're sue
GEES In their presentations. l. qua1:ot OF male
voices furnished some excellent music, Charley
Smith and Mr. Gcoains each eanr .
solo which was well appreciated those
who wished to dance wore fur
nis1hed with ample opportunity, good music aud
large platform being provided. The f1ower
booth demanded special notice for its beauty and
financial benefit rendered the church. Refreah-
naents wers served out OF doors under lasre
tents, though TOO small to accommodate tRe
CROWD, but al were furnished with the usual
amount Of ice cream, cake, coffee, etc. On the
Ehole 1.-The fete was . complete success, net
ting tbs church some $780, and furnishing ~
evening Of real enjoyment to some 800 people.
Thanks xre duo to h1s- g. A. Springer who
kindly donated the grounds, And'had the general
supervision Of the fete-
, 1875-07-25
THE COUNTY BUILDING,

The members Of the County Board wera In
clined 10 hugh yesterday 1t the opinion ol
Judge FarwelL. Interest goes + great ways IN
euch c28eB-
The most Of tho county employees yesterday
participated in the yacht-race, and VI ; conse-
queuce iterna Of interest were few and far be
tween.
The argument in tho quo-warrAnto case
against the North Chicago Railway Company
vas heard yesterday by judge Faruel1. The
Judge took the case under advisement, and will
deliver his opinion at his convenience.
The Committee On Equalization Of the County
Board met yesterday. They spent considerable
time in the examination Of the returns from the
Town OF Lemont The result reached was
that the assessment for personal property
amounted to $88,453, and for real estate to
&259, ,864. Tho difference between the preeen1
assessment aud that OF year ago appears to be
about SIG, 600 in favor OF taxpayers.
THE GRAND JunT.
The Grand Jury, through the persuasion Of
etate's-Attorney Reed. brought its labors 10
cloae yesterday, not without however, a
strong battle. Mr. Reed argued that there
was no necessity for . continuous session OF the
jury, while several members we're loath to give
the work up while knocks for hearing we're
still being made at the outside door. The most
OF the time OF the session Was employed in the
hearing Of petty cases. The case OF the murder
of johnson by policeman WAS concluded, and
: true bill found The case OF Martin, charged
with the murder Of fellow bunkoist, was also
heard with the same result. An indictment
WAS reported found againat South Water street
merchant charged With forgery. An indictment
Was also found against John Gallagher for
murder.
Upon the completion Of the complaint cases,
the opinion of Judge Farwell in reference to the
right Of the County Commissioners to fix their
own salaries was considered. After considerable
debate, in which tue feeling was in favor Of the
indictment Of the Board, the whole question was
referred to the ne{t Grand Jury.
During the afternoon the Jury reported to the
Court, and was discharged.
, 1875-07-25
SPRINGFIELD ITEMS.

Special D1spateh II Ths C4foaQa H1sM
aPRINaFK1D, ILL.,, July 244-Ths RsT. d. n
hoVsn Is to praaoh 1t st. Pau1s Church hsss%
morrow.
volying the constitutionalitJ Of the 1nenna h1
was heard. In 1866 the bon. William u. 8f11ns.
CT was assessed S4,799>50, but refused b psa
and tho Collector distrained his rsaf rFoppsfF
and made sale to the United States. 1hs aa
to-day was to GUST Mr. Springer from poasetA
Tho suit WIS decided BY giving tho plaisef
Judgment. and the defendant sixty dsys n sf!1
to file bill OF exceptions to take tho eaas 9ta
Supreme Court OF the Unifed States.
, 1875-07-25

ioe On file Of Campbell'e resolution about Il
Fnilartop aycnue conduit "plant no busines
| .t:--..-,.noo "a, transacted.
" lnpot 'ADeo -..,., -,
Tha Cty-Han ''As deserted Jesterdy. III
Yacht race was too great an attraction for j
nne,rvorked occuoauts But tho old rookery
| - 49,, nd aooalli,,h in tbesa Int dava that or
,on1d noe b1ano tho cIerks il thew left it alto
| eo ~,
Judge Booth VIII deliver ms OCCASION On IN
| order on George Taylor ~ IruBtee OF sho Gag
property to sell the estate tor the account Of ~
Gage lndebtedness to tho City OF lineage. II
decislon IN tue aftfmatlTe WILL Do tho closln
step IN the prosecution.
Snpt. Dailey ia in a most unhapuy predica
ment. although he st1enuonsly deploe that
bothers him ia th, least. The influence that i
daily heine brcnrht unoo the Mayor is rapid
telling upon him. and it is now probable that
!east one-halt OF those Already non1natou VII
be THROWN oVerboafd-
The COMMITTEES on Streets and Allows fpr tn
West Division ye,tsrday resolved to repoE
fayorably upon IN ordinance aunulnx the paw
ing Of Union parl: place from Fulton to LAX
street. They also passed favorably upon 4,
ordinance prohibiting cattle ruuning at large il
the village Of Law ndale.
AVA c,,,,.4,,, lat s,,,,oxx,.ao.~ that III.
Au Cu'ie1toa ~ iass ..a ~ ~ i.s. n,sat
;n~ ~ tba ran-,c;i 1nnr;no fnr..rd ~ tbn ahoi
ishment Of the Board OF Education was ali .
huge joke, aud he il laughing as loudly rs the
hot weather will let him over the commotlon il
has created. The fact that it was referred tc
the Judiciary Committee instead OF being passed
in The usual manner gave the thing ecaly look
from the start, and yesterday the truth came
out
The committce On Judiciary met Yesterday
fora,oon in tha CitC c1eri's Office. Aid. Stont's
1csointion % # tak,n. away the city printing .from
The StaaIs. zeitxna wse uiaced on de. for The
reasnn that that Comnanv has . contract Tor two
ve.rs Tbn Mayor's I,or,iinat1on Of n. F. Tuley.
+ r noot and II. 3. Hurd. Tor the revision Of
c,ty ordiuances rndar the charter Of 1s72. pro-
Toked conaidara!,le discussion. and was finally
1a;d nrer % Tna ~ ,'rinc;nsl % raesons sxsipned "a,
The killing Of his Mayor Colyin schema are thst
the Law Depsrtmsnt OF the civ have no voice
in the revision. :
One OF A!d. D,1on's constituents Andy Long
" name, aa recentls moved frame houee = from
no. 7so south Park avenue to about no. l44z H.
dana avenue. Yesterday morning = morning
paper tortured tho name lnto arthur manga, and
, 1875-07-25

1E8ILHUAY.
meeting OF tho Trnsteos OF tho DesplAines
Camp Ground was held yesterday morning in
the Methodist Church Block Therc were prcs-
ess aessFs J. z. Kennicott, G. F. Foster, 7. G..
Hoag' Mr. Busbee, Col. Castle Trusdell, and l..
T. Lane. The meeting WAS called to order bv
PRESIDENT hennicott, and opened With prayer by
y. +. Foster Minutes were read by Mr. Lane.
the Secretary. and approved by tie gentlemen
present
some minor busineas matters wors then eiven
some moments OF discussion. Mr.. Busbae nro-
posed the advantage Of holding anothsr ca,np-
meos'ng this year. His reasous were that Tho
eamp-meeting held recently, the first Of tho
month, Was too early in the season. and that
, 1875-07-25
RAILROADS
THE PAQuCAh 4 MEMnAle

bHE FAOoCAh d MEMPHIS.
MEhru1s, Tenn.' July 2t.-Phao G. On.
and Lewis G. Meyers, Of New Tort, hs,s III
tuted a suit in the District Court ot In Cse.,
States for West Tennessee, for Tho t.#.nat
gage bondholders of the Paducah / N.nok.
Railroad, for the purpose Of frschsip. j. p,,.
gage The bill allegea that there ars abort,1 "a .
600 OF theae bonds in the nands of tres-,
paities in New York; that tho mortgage pp,sss
that the interest thereon, At the rste d !,
cent shall BE- paid aemi-annual1y, anl upa .
failure to do 30 within ninety days thsrs.tsn.
Trustees shall take possession Of the rusd; n
further, that III the Company fails b Nv =
bonds for SIX months after tue ssaas r..
due, the bonds, which are for thirty ram ii
mature. They allege that the Coupsur h.
failed to pay the interest for twelve moastt ii
therefore tho bopdholdc1s haIe direcaM ~
as Trustees, to forecloas the mortgage
, 1875-07-25
THE CITT-HALL.

Tbs Mayor was absent all yesterday afternoon
while his quarters were being whitewashed.
Whitexasn is 4 thing his Honor cannot bear,
AL hence his abeence.
The Police Committee win meet At o'clock
Monday afternoon in the City Clerks ofice to
6ousidaf the Mayors nomination OF George L.
Dunlap for City Ma1ehA- His confirmation il =
certainty.
The Finance COMMITTEES met yestarday afssr-
noon in tho Mayors oaace, but beyond tho plac-
, 1875-07-25

bv flood il called for this afternoon at the City.
| Hall. full attendance ia earnestly desired
| The meeting will be called to order 1t o'clock
| Tho installation Of the officer. Of Garden City
Lodge, No. 49, A. L O. Il. s. B., Will be held this
afternoon at o'clock, st tho corner OF Lake and
LaSallo Streets
Special attention il directed to the card OF Col
8. s. Norton, President Of tho Mount Vernon
Military Academy, who IL now stopping at the
Grand Pacific Hotel ,
The 81nday-school Of the Church Of tho
Epiphany will hold it's annual picnic at High1aod
Park Thursday, leaving the corner OF Kinzie
and Elizabeth streets 1T $3.50 r. H.
: The members Of Company B, First Regiment
Illinois State Guards, are arranging. for grand
promonade concert. to be given It the Exposi-
tion Building on tho evening OF Aug. ..
will be given At tho Michigan Avenue Baptist
Church this evening. Every preparation has
been made to inaure the enjoyment Of all who
attend.
4 special meeting Of tho Alumni Association
Of the University OF Chicago will be held at
o'clock tomorrow AFTERNOON, At No. G1 Washing
ton street, to consider the recent action Of the
Board Of Trustees.
The Womans Christian Temperance Union
will hold daily prayer meetings in Lower Far
we'll Hall during the week, to be had Is follows:
Monday. Mrs. o. B.. Wilson; Tuesday, Mrs.
kernott; Wednesday. .3frs. Alton; Thursday
Mrs. West; Friday. Mrs. Farr; Saturday, Mrs.
Dica~
Tho excursion Of Chicago business men to
Danv1tle, Paris. Marshall and Robinson, in
Southern illinois over the Chicago, Danville
Yincennes, aud Paris i Danville Railroads, will
leave the Panhandle depot on Tuesday morn
ing at o'clock. Parties not yet supplied with
transportation will call Monday IN ". B. Will
ians. freight agent c., D. i ". It No. II Clark
street.
, 1875-07-25

a NEWHHNt n. J.
NEWARK, N. j., July 4.-A fire which broke
out hare this afternoon burned all the property
from the Newark City Ice Dock south to the
Pennsylvania Railroad bridge, J. Rindel.
owner OF the E1celainr Planning Mill, md prin-
cpal loser, being but slightly insured J. Y.
Pointers loss on the lunbar-yard is covered By
insurance, and Peddie i HeAd:ey, Of tbs Excel
sior Planning AIill, are-' well-insnred AL in
sured in Newark companies. The entire lost
will aggregate $1,000, and the insurance about
$55, 600.
, 1875-07-25
FOREIGN
Reports 1t Sarious Dama9e b
Crops. m
Dn oarleu Threatens thu An,
with Reprisals
BREAoSTUFFs.
law DAMAGE 10 EURopx.v

@AF1 oAaAoR 10 EUhopxAx c.m
Seu Terk HeruA.
LONDON, July 2.-Advices rscaI,,d,.. :.
from the country districts OF Fn,1. ~ I'D
date represent that noswiths.andns 4 Nv y y
able prospects during tho s.,son ~ ~ IN
and the encouragement given br ny
Rronth, the lato incessans .a;n, ~ ~ y
almoas irreparAbls damage to NJ nv "a
throughout tho Kingdom. The sut;,. :. a.
in "heat has been 8 shillings Der o1.r+. s'saa
the recent excitement faspectipx ,hs ~
ment from America and e]sewb...' a' ssof en
respect to any further adv.ness =. =
aePeno upon the steadlness III =
Judgment OF tha operators. .lta res.nt. a1sa'
ever, as improbable snat even favorsks y. D.
VIII operate to produce any conE!e7ahls i s4se
aaslces from HunEary report con,;4'sss
damage in the fields without ady.ncs
proved. oecoeas i.
In South Russis there has bean no
from drought than from wet, which s n, eaa.n = "
er. Limit the Odessa shipments. ~ aess. ~.
In France, beaidea the tloods II.
liter thao last year and not 30 good - ARnt
There is sharp demand Tor: .na.,
trade in, nj classes OF am.r,s.a a kn
hour, maize, and barley, Ut hishhr fcn... .a*
large orders already waiting comnns;.Hha u
only small proportion having rat cnrs ~
principally now On French account ING
ders will go ont it, upon inuu,rv f,,.s =
business is animated, but the va..s.a saaa
oetter' operators are, In many cssse daS,se
secure profits
, 1875-07-25
BARNum'S GAS.BAG.

1peefa' Dzspateh II The chteaao 1+5osae
ALTON, ILL.,, July 24.-The balloon "Cloud
Nymph passed over this city st 6 o'clock this
evening at high elevation, going north, with
the Globe Democrat tow-line hanging from the
basket.
LA1HR.-The balloon eame down ~ rnilss
northeast OF Godfrey.
, 1875-07-25
4 rAmMANY COUNCIL.

NEw YORK, July 24.-Tbe Tammany General
Committee met this afternoon and voted, 10
to 7. fer reorganization in the Third,
Eleventh, and Fifteenth Districts. This is
at p1eeent = defeat Of John Mo1rissey
aud, Aasemblyman Thouas Costigan, tho
originator Of the well-kpown Costgan bill,
which promised to give to Tammany the posses-
don Of municipal patronage. and created such
sonsatlon among city md State politicians Last
winter.
, 1875-07-25

CHARLESTON s. c., July "A fire this naorn-
ing, On tbe Godesend Wharf, destroyed about
fifty small wooden buildings; also Robb's mill
and Afarshall's and Venning's wharves, with
about 20, 900 barrels Of naval stores. The loss
is $3.50, 600. OF which about one-half is covered
by insurance, distributed among Charleston,
Northern, and foreign companies. The fire is
still burning, and it il impossible, as Jet, to as
certain more particulars
, 1875-07-25

WARRINGTON. D. G., July 24-The Daniel
OrConneA centenary exercises here Aug. will
include = parade, ringing Of church-bal1s, and
m Grafton. Boston is preparing pTogIsmme,
and in Brooklyn the Hon. Richard taoEman
will daiiyer IN Grafton.
, 1875-07-25

Epeetat Dtsposeh to Tbs Chaeaor 7T'ss~
MILWAUKEE, Wis, July 24.-Thsts W.
aide1ablo excitement On Change
cool-headed members prefer wheat y 1e:1: =.
rrices rather than kiting. Receipts ~ g., 4
week. 1,l94, $50 bushels. shlpnaans' "''*'
bushela
, 1875-07-25
life INSURANCE.

Nxw YoRx, July M.-fhe secsssn1 -. " 81
Chamber of Lfe Insurance. reports
ameuuts paid BY twenty-five compe Ta,a
Iuuo upon policy claiGs we're ~ 'onor o:aao,..nnA
by death, $1,8l5, 800 {; masufea lo'
ETE
, 1875-07-25

Hpcr;aI Dispatch 70 TIE Ch'e0oo 7T1ouN&s
WAsa1sorox. D. G., July A.--The stssn1H
Gently purchased to guard the Rio 0rsnds h's
will be called the Rio Bravos. Her s1sntss
will be- howitzers, and one 30,poundas; Y
complement wil! be eight officers and fotttss
men. Shs dra1s only 2 feet 10 inches loeaea
, 1875-07-25
HEAVY FAILURE.

ou1.A4s1 OF TEE PLATE IND RAR NIL ooRANI.
hot = Ittla etir was made among buainoss men
eenaralfy, and those in tho iron-trade pardcu-
Larry, bJ the announcement Of the failuro OF the
Chicago PlAte snd Bar Mill Company, = we'll
known institution. The Company vas or
8ands.d h 1853 with = capital Of
eskooo. which hAs been paid mp The
, 1875-07-25

Nxv Yonx, July A-Arived--8ssekes9
City OF Richmond, from Liverpool. !.
LONDON, July Steamships Abyzdn'A "
omiDg, and Colombo, have arrived oas - -.
New YoaK, July A.-Arriyed-s.esss -
England, from Liverpool, and Mas. tfosa ~
terdam.
, 1875-07-25

shares were divided among four stockhold-
ers, the principal Of whom were tho well-knc"n
partners in the firm OF Halls l. Aver, formerly the
heaviest iron dealers IN the citJ, but now known
as John Y. Aver t. Sons. John II. Aver, son
Of the senior menber Of tue gress t''s
iron house, WAS pIes1deuf OF 'ns
Chicago PIa,e and B.r Mill Company, and it
the information received from reliable source. IL
correct, was the protector Of the enterprise.
The corporation, under MI. John II. aver
guidance, erected large works on tho corner OF
Ashland and Archer avenues, and eap,ose1f 81
| abuut 1o5 msn in the manufacture OF
Sheet block, and galvanized iron. Tho business ass
| continued prosperous, Mr.. Aver says, nnnl tne
panic commenced aud general depreciation,
and in fact complete stagpation u the ttau7
represented, caused SUSPENSION "TGn 4 WIZ hooi-
doubtedly romain permanent; lAe uous-
otiee. oasesf No. IS Dearborn street .;ye5teraay:
| making out balance sheet, aod niu nave u
ready for presentation t.morroM, at ~ ~
latter embrace all the iron tradesmen an me CITY,
| but. with the exception Of Messrs. Hale and
Aver, ST., have claims which do not
amount to any large sum 1111 IN IN. me .aegfe.
are amply able TO meet afi demands upon them
on account of the failure, and the bouse Of john
r Aver l. Sons is in no wise affected by the
collapse Of the mandatory for whom they get
merely as agents. The Plate and Bar
months to their laborors, as stated in
an evening paper, but for two weeks, and tho
wages Of all will probably b. settled in full be-
tore any other claims are raid The assets and
liabilities Of the concern will not be mado pnblio
until tomorrow afternoon and no reasonable
estimate OF them could be ascefta.ned yesterday.
FLOATING HOSPITAL ASSOCIATION.
4 LAKE EXCURSION 70 BE GIVEN WEDNESDAY.
A rnaet;ne of the Executive and Ward Com
~ -, T...:- 1I.s...1 .nao.;at;on
i'1t'.'ss u .ne f!oa''6 11oep.a- 80. 1,:s1, .@s.S
Was held IN the lecsufe-foom OF tne fafse 1neth-
odist Church yesterday afternoon Mr. 0. Z.
Moore VAS elected Chairman.
~ ~ Howard statad that serera1 Of the
49, .;..sa 49,. +l.w
gentlemen VINO nao o7en appo'u''u VI 'no ~"
nance Committee we're ous OF town, thns heces-
stating the election Of otho1s IN their place.
The following names Tere suggested and ap-
-o1ns ~ po.,1a.n .fr r,,3t,a ofT,+,,o l.
p'o'"o - .,"s -. c,.
BOND, Nelson MOTIFS mr. 1los.e'n' VI e'as-