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The daily gazette., 1877-01-13
AMERICAN BEEF IN ENGLAND.

The expectation of fresh meat from the
United States to England has greatly
increased. The Liverpool correspondent
of the London News says that six hum
dred tons are now received weekly at
Liverpool and dispatched to the West
end markets of London, and also largely
to Birmingham, where the price of meat
has FALLEN two pence or four cents per
pound at retail. American beef retails
England at from IA to 16 cents while the
price of native beef has been from 20 to
% cents. A joint of the American meat
has been sent to Queen Victoria, who is
said 10 have written an autograph letter
of satisfaction to the American shipper
The Prince of Wales, the Lord Mayor
of London, and other dignitaries who
have examined the meat, pronounce it
equal to the English. The New York
parties say that the profit is small, but it
can afford to be on their large transac-
tions. Fresh pork and mutton, which
are put in to utilize the space, pay scar
cely any profit, 1t is said, however, that
the Allan line is taking over live sheep
from Canada in considerable numbers.
The daily gazette., 1877-01-13

The New York; sun justly remarks
that as the facts of the recent election
are investigated every day brings
forth new evidence of the falsity of
the pretense that Tilden gained his
majorities Ill the South through the
Intimidation of voters; and every day
offers new proofs of the monstrous
character of the means employed by
Hayes supporters.
The daily gazette., 1877-01-13
NOTICE TO THE LADIES.
MRS. =. A, JOHNSON d, PERCY,
MANUFACTURERS OF
wigs, TOupees, ChignOns,
Curls. switches, Etc.

A full and elegant assortment of HUMAN
HAIR and Hair Goods that we can offer as
the Standard of Perfection, Original in De
sign and Unsurpassed in Elegance and
Beauty, at
EXTREMELY Low PRICES.
Will Renew and work over all kinds OF
old hair. braids, combings, &c. Dyeing in
every shade, light or dark. Wigs, Beard
and Costumes can be rented for masquer-
AIDES and evening parties at
No. I'll MARKET STREET,
oct22-3m WILMINGTON, DEL.
The daily gazette., 1877-01-13

The committees of both Houses Of Con
gress on Counting the Electoral Vote
held joint session yesterday, and the
plan of the Senate Committee was pre-
sented for consideration. Another meet.
ing will be held to-day. 1t is said the
Senate Committees measure is regarded
favorably by members of the House
Committee
The daily gazette., 1877-01-13

Gov. Kemper, of Virginia, says that the
contractor for the stone work making the
base of the statue of"Stonewalp Jackson
at Richmond was soldier once under
the generals command, and he took such
interest in his task that he made no pro-
fits, but charged the Commonwealth only
what he actually paid out for materials
and labsr,
The daily gazette., 1877-01-13

One relief society in New York city
extended aid last month to over ten thou
sandpersons
1t is said that the pay of regular SOL
dier in China amounts to about cent
and a-half per day.
The daily gazette., 1877-01-13
Weather Report.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 13,'1 \. NJ.
PROBABILITIES,

In the Middle States, falling temporari-
ly followed by rising barometer, winds
shifting to colder, westerly, except higher
temperature in New York, light snow
and ram, succeeded. by clearing weather
afternoon or night
, 1877-01-11

Clark, larceny from Mrs. Alrahams. Of No. 12s
Cannt street, $;oO to the Criminal Court; John
Fiattcrs anil Ellen White, nIluftery upon cnEn-
p!alnt OF Ellen Fiattese. *afo IN tho 18th Inst.
HTtnttNN CASE.
Shortly after :. s,'cttsk yesterday morning,
Fred Aslnne, partner Of Aid. ucnrgc \. White
In the luinlcr business, wns assaulted In his
room over 1.nIicrgc's restaurant Mt 105 West
Madison tlrect, by q nntoriuilH woman OF the
ta,sn nnmcd May WIliart, who Inns tccn In The
nbIt Of visiting him at all hours Of the tfay AM!
night. Indeed; Adams, Whose morals arc not q
man. taktnH carc n lIcr when III, mud pairing her
buar.l Mt Jennie Williams llullhu, in Fourth
avenue. Afny has considerable Spanish hlood In
her, and Is III consequence bcttc1 known as the
"Dngn." This temperament. mixed with l'nti
whisky md wursc ciyars, makes AfaS at times n
very s'l,al' prl, anil 1t sas in this sort of tan
trum that she visited A,'ah,s' ROOM, nnd.
Immediately npon his appearance, she
plunged n afnnll stttcsto into him twlte, onec
In tlse hack below the sl,ouldcr-blalc, nnd again
Into the abdomen.
All ithls was donc, It is said, without parti.
nh, there arc "reminiscences Of ul qunrrc!s that
May Ind only kept TO- herself hcca,i*e Atlai,sa
furnished her Tith r1rnty af money. Upon seF.
cral Other occasions sho fas Violently assaulted
Him with knfycs. forks, and even croekrry and
articles 0f furniture.
Adams was attended In hts room by Drs.
Cnrr and 1Ioguc, who pronounced iliH injuries
severe, antl ts.lrrahly tlnngrrons. Later In tho
tfny they concluded TINT tho wound III the ab-
tlosncn had perforated one nt the tntcstncs.
making the afEnir much iu0re serious than wns
Mt first supposed. Immediately Capt. Ellis
diepatclIctf NJ, nfliecT to arrest the woman, and
she WIS therefore nrrestH1 nn't fnckcd TIP over
night ut tho MatlEson-Strcct Station. Size freely
acknowledged the cutting, but Ia "Inum " Us to
the cause Of her assnult.
, 1877-01-11

long time to comc. T1cr crownine triumph wa,
tho Chopin Seltcrzo. There ts no criticism, to ba
made of II. 1t was absolutely perfect, and IN
this rcspest hhe aurpnssc,I any pInntst who hns
over appeared l,crc. ThcrH may he man or wo.
man wllu cnn h'tsra*o this wonderful perform
ascc, hut, II 70, they arc nut yet known lit The
musical world, There must hare tpcn somr-
thing In tle tnildcr weather and tnorc agreeable
favorable 10 Mons EiYcn, MS his play.
Ing was mnch more acceptable than
clearer. The chA,gc Of weather, llowcycr,
tcelns 10 llnvc hutl particular effect mon thc
svotnftst Of tho evening, except 40 far a It pro-
slncc,l most rccklcss rhnuae ri the programme
numbers. 1t would he l.npossiblc to noto this
singers efforts without s'etng very uncaritnl,r,
and VIC therefore maintain respectful silence,
Tie third CONCERT will occur Friday cren!nE, ami
Nine. E.sIroir's last appearance wltl takc l'1ac4
Saturday nftcsnoon. As the programme for tia
1natincc Inns not yet been p1bIishc.l no appct.i
her numbers, u folows: Mcnde'ssnhn's con-
ccrto in q miner, With second pin',o accon,pani-
rcnt: Chopin barcarole; sctlHhcrt's "scre.
natle," arrnngcd BY Lsszt: sclumann's 'E}lul
M propilct"; an 1ntcrmczz1 hy Vo1 tiulnw !;
variations hy lsnmoau!; mud lt.zt's Twelfth
R!ar.o'lie, with second plano accompaniment,
arranged BY Won 1}nt0w.
, 1877-01-11
ANNOUNCEMENTS.

The Chicago Curling Ciul, Is caIlc.l to meet
this afternoon nt o'clock IN Lincoln Park.
Tho old English tca.party will take place
this evening at Lower Fnrwcl Hail. Tho fol-
lowing will be present: The Hight Rcv. bishop
rualows, the Rev, ". II. Farkh,irst, the Rcv. Dr..
Williamson, Of the Church of the dood shcp-
herd, Miss Dryer. anl others.
The seventh annual ball Of the Liberty
Dasc Bail Club will be given tomorrow cyc'l-
Ing at Shows Academy, corner Washington aid
Green streets; The champion emblem Of Of
exhibition, Of wcil rs largo photos of tito
Chicago, boston, and other Clubs, ansl q nn'n-
bcr OF tho "Chtcayo Nine" will also bc on
hand.
The Wntnnn's Christian Temperance Union
Of the country arc requested to s,cn'l part ot
Friday In special pr;lyer for this object, viz.
That tho International Committee nn Sunday
School Lessons for 1878 snuy rrcparc n lesson
ONE quarter on tho subject If temperance. In
compliance with this request, members OF the
Chicago W. G. T. y. are invited tU meet OH thai
tlay IN Room y, Farwcli Hall, l4s Madison
street, at 10 D. IN.
, 1877-01-11
DETECTIVE HICKEY,
AND hts wAr or RECOVERING STOLEN rnol

EHTf.
George 4. II. Baker, Of the Post, has poor
opinion Of Detective hickey md his method Of
recovering property, by en1ll'slon with thieves.
Tho facts OF his loss nnd Ills trouble with Hickey
were given in yesterdays TRIBUNE. Baker lost
d gold wAtct, and chain IN New Year. Day,
burglars having entered his room, at It's Ral,-
dolpi street, lie made known his loss Mt tho
Central Station aud Hickey promised to work
the casc. He told several cock-antl-bntl stories
morning iust tu.o ls!ll Langiey'e slor atlii
there Introduced him to one kcrncsly, u book
keeper. p, Baker gave Hickey thc,. So,
iss Xspncay ysks{ s IL svs!n ti sfey fs i aus; ii
Baker package III the Central Station, wIlics.
contained the watch. Hickey then said: "Yuu
understand this Is from Kennedy. II ever you
have il to spIrc, you cal. Eo anl give i to lin,
WIS supposed to refer 10 Kennedy. There WIS
some dispute about signing the recovered prop-
crtys-Elank, rs Hickey wanted ltakrr to seu uilu
do. Hickey tlcn tilcd II IN 50 as to make II MP
pear that the watch MIS- obtained from pawn
shop. and wrotc II sur''Sr' am'cF, head of
s'sn IT. b. ss's a! T. IT, lt; t'' a''F s %s4"t It
suit himself. THIS Hickey refused to take, but
finally ButcAmbcsl. lsIcliry's HAMMER wns very
offensive, u,d l'e ritleny"rt.i IL make Baker be-
lteyc tllat lie tlsicksy) Ilai Ao,lc grrnt deal
Hickey Ut tlm transaction, ana liz wanted Baker
TO HAVE KENNEDY AnnE.TEu.
Yesterday ,narniilg l,akcr and slr. White,
city cditor Of tue Fta:, went own tn Ilicf<cy' s
Here Hickey stated that he founl the watvh IN
fsaacs u lirccnblsrE'a 1GlwH.slsaf', 3sH Clark
street. l!akcr WIS asked tu lnkc MI Information
t1uI1 m E.1uIl
, 1877-01-11


II there ever was n,an surprised, Mr.. 8. g.
scaton, the Chiragos agent Of tho American
Express Company, WAS Inst night, whcn he
marched up tile steps Into his house, No. 1870
West Monroe street, mil found 1t lnyadcd not
By tho enemy. hut by about thirty Of his co
laborcrs In tho express tcrvfcc. Opening the
door Of tho paslor, tho assenbiaEa caught his
eyc. lie hardly had time To discover that he
was In the hands Of his friends when Mr.. j.
". Bradley, the Superintendent Of thc'trans-
portattun department. stepped forward and
said:
Mr.. scnton, n we have taken possssafon Of your
escf 70 cnpan My o"e Gn
lint you as,L yonr goud wife celebrate with your
fan,l'y the twentieth snnycrsary of your wei. q.
reach your time In life IN prntpcrity and surround
cd BY A. hnndtnrne I family ~ yours, ie truly
ssmSled ii d. and % man5 IN ne ezrss- epio, Who srs
unable to bc present. desire mo to convey to yuu
md yours thcls most sincere CONGRATULATIONS on
continue 10 prosper. cuuld add n,orc, but ! do
not wi;h to III yqu. anl i sssx unused to a'aty
hcforc oet through with It; but Hest ray AIT.
lilo more. Tonight rou celebrate your
chit china TeanE ID s;,, '1 .t. 0n T. esxs' ,a' bcsna @
In aomethiug that Viii bc a,ore substantial ~.
dcnce Of goodwill than words would tc. End We
beE lint yot aud Mia. SCat0n Will accept this set
of china which W. have brought here. You may
fe assured that II comcs with the bcat Wishes of
yonr friends, who take this opportunity Of paying
well. deserved tFibutc.
Mr.. Scatou thankcl them briefly for tho warm
expressions OF their friendship and for thcir
elegant gilt. II was to him q complete surprise:
}u hnh known nothing nbOut 1t. II was the
third ttno that lie had been surprised in that
not altogether ulsaErccab}o manner BY fellow-
workers ln the txrress service, and hls hrpre.
cintion Of such Treatment nntl tokens Of regard
could not be expressed In words. Call
tng to his side hls wffc. Mr..
Scaton spoke of her rs tho greatest helper he
ad ever had, mil joculnrDy referred to the fact
that, having been married twenty years, hc wis
gIal he had something (atx eh!llrcn) to
| show for It.. Again thanktnE them from tho
his wife, he batln them make themselves Mt
home,
After short stay, during which refreshments
we're purtaken OF, the party departed with tIrce
| cheer. for Mr. Scaton, three fur Mrs. seaton,
| nutt SIX rousers for the children.
The gift was q complete set OF fine china (so0
| pircvs} tcicatcly bur.lescd With bluo and gold,
A,ll each piece snarkcd with fac-simile ot Mr.
| Sratpn's peculiar autograph. ...
! Among those present at the presentation were
| Mrssrs. j. X. Floyd, lIFi,lcy, Leach, MoFsr,
Mclean, Marshall, l4uei|, UIs, Z. ". Daygeit,
| c. +. Dargctt, FoMtrpy t;oMtcrtcl1, Sauter,
Fargo, l.,,tigh,irst, Mcckcr, WyERnt, Petty,
| Shcun, brandon, WyGkot1, Fellows, Sheriff..
STUMP, StcbLins, Watsun, Ellsworth, lllltman,
anil l5llttcsiicld.
| On tic way In tho sctghs out to Mr.. Scaton's
residence. tu party stopped Ut the Residence OF
str. Watson, where they were handsomely re-
celycd By that gentleman and Ells vile.
, 1877-01-11
DI;ATErS.

HERRY--At Deeatur. III. Jan. :. coi. Tam-s
i.cnlains taken 10 vandalia, III.
llUTLER-At lhc residence al hfs parents, 7HR
days.
tory. Friends u tue family Invited.
~ Philadelphia papers please eopy.
t:UNSISH1IAM-Thc funeral OF Edward Cgn-
nlsshen w tSso itop pase pS nhrray Jsn; H.
Calvary Eemetery.
D.LongNzo-At his residence. 11al statc.ss., ,
OIL Tucadny, jan o. at y ?. rn, Vincent DcLo. :
Fuuesn tt. day fron, his scatdcnco Mt 1a o'clock.
Friends Of tho fan!ly nrc respectfully invited tn
llASAFlN-Jan. 0. patrclt I1anaan, aged rs
Tbc funeral viii taxi" plaee at 10 o'c1oek Friday
Jamca Church, aud from, thence BY cars 10 Caivaf>
Cemetery.
HESSEssEY--1an.. 10, Of consumption, Emma,
the beloved slfo OF John j. Henncatoy, aged ~
III Racine papers please cory.
kOTZESnEIt1.1an IN, at The residence of
betx, aeea !, mouths: o..,.-,
LATrAN-on "Wednesday morning. Ian. 10. Of
aged III years and months.
Il r.. BY carriages e lto.c,i Cemetery; f5cnd;
isth isst.. at tha coiner Of Wcst wa.hington1.st.
t. es s oh;, to s ia
and Now York City papers please copy.
TgTrLE-,yan; J, & lo, Carrie Carrie l., only daughter Of
Friday. 1Q:30 q. IN.
, 1877-01-11


The funeral Of AID. Mark Sheridan will take
place at 10 o'clock thIa morning from Al Saints'
Church, on kossuth street. Father I,rnn will
conduct the services, which will he Of the
most impressive character Perhaps no other
public mnn IN Chicago has ever enjoyed larger
circle Of acquaintanccs than the late Mark shcr-
itlan, and Of this numerous rctinuc Of friends
nearly every one will nppcnr to assist In paying
this last tribute Of lnyc ami respect. All tho
municipal and county officers hayo signif1c,l
d determination to hu honor to tho
memory Of the DECEASED. The Conf
mIttce Of Arrangements, consisting Ut
Aid. Snn,mer, Gilbert, and Ballard, from the
South Side: Cnilcrton. Ryan. md Van ost1cl.
fran the West Side: md Sweeney. Lcngarhcr,
upon the following orttcr in tic funerni costcEc:
Tho hcarse, tolluwc.l ~ enrriages containing tho
rall-bcArcrs, ak Aldermen, nix Scrgcnnts Ut
Police: relatives Of The s1ccCntetl: mesnt,grs Of
the Council and tho city mil county officials;
sixty-ffvc members nj the po1cu fnrrc TN foot.
and the tatnt nttsnlcs froM tc Fire Depart
tnerit: carriages for those desiring to attCna the
irxly to tho grave. Carriages Will lie at the
City-liall this mnrnlng TO accommodate c
the rity nrtl county officials nnl ntlers
who may desire 10 hear part. From the City
Hall they will go IL the laic AfAcrmAn's resi-
.leutc, No. :l4 Twcnty.sixtf street, anil tirnre
will he taken To Cntvary 1y rftr. The ehurtl, in
uatcd near tllc late Aldcrman's residence, and
it wns largely through his excrtont anu hts
personal contributions that the church Wns
built,
, 1877-01-11

FORMATION or STATE ASSOCIATION.
The rall Tor tl,e meeting Ut Fcrmonters Issued
In last Sundays TH1uusE lrpl the effect tn call
together ut thu Sherman liuuso last evening q
clul.roo full Ut pcnpc, chiefly from nfaoug the
hcst claaa OF business und professional men Of
the c!ty,-tn fslct. o1c of the most Intelligent
meetings Ut the year. After the meeting tall
bccn caie,l to or.lcr, Gurllun y. Hubbard, Sr.,
WAS voted intU tho chair. and +. u. Williams
was made Secretary. A letter WIS real from
N. &. Draper expressing his rrgrct Ut not being
able ~ be present.
1t MAS then voted that Committee Of five IN
Constitution md by-'aws bc made, with 'nstr,le-
lions to rrtort at alIn next nIccti1g. The CH,n-
tnittec W:S appointed BY tic meeting, ~ fol-
lows: Juhn y. Hills. +: i: Williams, c. ".
rratt, ID. X. rearsol1s. l.. l.. Cohlrn. One OF tho
gentlemen thrn offered tho ,nreting I,uetl on
instructed to reat It. Willis this was being
dunu the rcgstcr Ut tllusc present was takr,l,
by the simple process Of inviting earl. n.al, 10
,re,hicuce III Cl,!tnro. lie following i'll
Etyea tho nal1scs Ut thuse Registered,
With the town. frou. which they ca4ne:
Il. J.. Perkins, etwktrltagc; H.. L. Kellogg,
henson; Daniel Aiken, llcnann: &. a. Tinker,
ingtnll, Northtell: ". +. Sttarhk, Wuudtturk; /;
ArllnEtp; L. Il. ilr'n'ns. InrIinEtoa; rra.k,, ris,
Cl!clsua; 4. {. Wlskcr. bridgeport; e, !. Peek,
Mearlla,n, Scw iiayen; i. i. Williams, Chelsea;
q. NJ. Clark, Westminster West; u. HaIlsun,
Woodstock; c. ". Pratt. Brattlebora; i. f. q.
Scott, Vernon; .a!su !lansun, Woodstock !;
Fa1riax; !. a; Branch, orwrll; !;ur.
don i. Hubbard, Wuisor: II. 4. Elktns, YER
sl.re; the Ituy. i. ii. stowc,l, Cornwall; II. &.
! Irish, Colchester; F. II. ualr. barrc; W. g..
Wood, Hyde Park: 4. u. Ca,c. Fairfield; Il: ".
Story Milton; ". ". ln;ra't4a,; Essex, ". 7.
Jury; ., 4. Fesk, tornxali; ". i. orsatt,
l!utlani; Il. +: e!s,fnt'c,. Mnillcbury College;
Il. Z. Adams, Chester; II. Miller, 9nl,nson; d.
X. Pcarsosls, Woodstock; q. 4. Park, New.
fanu; j. ". Nichols, llantlulph; l.. l.. Cohurl,,
Montpelier o~, 1 ~ na1i,,ns a!.hsr: bur}i"S: Y
g." ssn, H. II !1o!sa' &Sas;' %ass Es'! Lon:
dnnierry; G. l.. Page, West l'ownsi,cnd; Josia.,
Cushsnan Ponef5et. Several gentlemen suS.
Eeztcd that this list Was not by any mcana largu
enough, Is II failed to take tu tho na,ncs ol
largu uu,nbcrs Of SerInpntcTs who were III
without louht bc sial to loin tllu association,
aud who would have been present had they
| known OF thr incrting. THIS additional list
comprised Among utIrrs Homer n. I!ibl,arI
borti IN Bethel; Gtorgc W. lAscl,eller, born hi
hsnnIngtoni, ic%is Dyer, sLaitslnrYi Edw!r
Charlotte; II. s. De4n, .pittsfurtl;. Daulcl "
Mum, Orange County, l.. II. 3tsbce l)cgby; L. n
hprayuc, Randolph; Mark Skinner, Manchester
Cory4Un Beckwith, St. Alhaus; John Mattocks
Peuehasn: Charles Y: Dyer, Clarendon: =. D
Cobb, MontpeSs; i, <: .; s,Hefmans H,.st Chester
putuey;, J. I. Atwood, slonkton; u. =. Han
dali, bsaint1eo; i, b. Gookint, Rupert; Sor1nat
Williams, Woodstork; j. Adams Allrt1, Middle
bury; Wllbur +. Storey. Salisbury; uhui
, 1877-01-11
EVANSTON


The Boanl Of Village Trustees met In regular
session Tucslay evening, atl Ut thu members
being present.
Chief-EneIuccr Holly presented report Of
tho Water.Norks fur the mouth Of NoveEl-
bcr. The expenses for the month were s3Ss,G7;
construction account, $fG3.eG; total, l.03.
Treasurer Raymond prrscntGil m elaborate
report, together with few complimentary re-
marks, which he wished the Board to consider.
He suggested that n person bo appointed to
au1ft bills and take charge nf the books, and
mako out complete report each month. In
this way Il would facilitate matters consider
ahly, and definite Idea coulil ho lla Of the vii
lago trusts. motion prevailed that the report
bc accepted anil tho warrant desired be isstcu.
Tho Chairman OF tnu Judiciary Committee
begged leave to rerort that, c,nsidcrinR tllc
high moral sense of tic village ~ secondary to
tlse custom of shaving on the Sabbath, they did
m ordinance prohibiting tllu keeping opel, OF
"sl,aytng establishments on that ltay.
]. G. McDugcll pttltinnctl to the Board for
S73.12 for building sidewalk OIL Davis street,
tad iMada no contract for the fanc, antl Ms II
was BULL lur the benefit Of certain individuals,
the Board declined.
j. 4. Dnniclls, III accordance with the re-
| elcrte,i by the 1lnsc Company: e. j. Gilbert,
Foreman: John Carney. First Assistant; Joseph
| Clnpp Scc1nA Assistant.
Trustees lglcllart, tho Chairman at tle F.
nance Committee, presented a stuck Of bills
| amounting 10 81, $50.
| 4 not!0n prevailed that they be audited and
be paid frpin their several fnHds. A motion
that tho FlnAnce Committee llaye The power to
tranafcr money from onu fund to another WAS
carried. This board then adjourned TIL tho
| next regular injecting.
| Thu Eclectic met lit the residence OF Thomas
Lord. This being THO week Het aslo for praycr,
IL
soenl circles. Tho meetings thus FIR have beer
very interesting. The cotlegc Association held
another meeting to devise sosnc mcans oi
to levy tax of *:l IN cacll class, tho Inoncy tc
be raised M sut,,l tn possible. To students arc
n,lltu discouraged with thu III success OF the lcet
iru course, nlltl arr now determined to remove
their hurden In quicker a,'d ,norc substantial
| manner.
, 1877-01-11
CRIMINAL.

Justtce 9cully yesterday assessed Henrietta
Martin. crazy yngrnnt, 800 fine; frank Sommcr
al,tl Nicholas Roach, silk "wipo" thieves, $40
each.
Alexander Mack and Homer Stewart wcra
caught by Detective Simmons laat night while
walking down Clark street iu rlnthinE which
belonged not to them, but to No. 100 Clark
street. They were lOrkcd up ut tho Central
Station anu The goods rcturncdt tn tho uwncr.
At IN early nom: yesterday morning one Of
the Arn,nry polt:e found thu lo0r Of luck, Stow
i CO. commission house. Nos lob 1es, and I'D
South Water street, open, but failed tu discover
the lnsh II any articles 0f value. 1t Is thought
that thu thieves were frightened away, tcfurc
having had Chance to t'slis!l the Job.
this city Sutztcs a,Hl slstt!s kalG, n,en.bera uf
q gang of horsc-teyen working thu suburbs.
Both were taken BY Constahle Callahan, 6f
Thornton. To !slycrsidc, where tl!cy are wanted
for running utf sot.Ic l,3rAeA belonging 10 John
Nric1I. A third brother was rcrently arrested
In Indiana, airl the remainder of tho family and
gang are In = faIr way for term ut Joliet.
George jourtlan, tile wrkcslest negro IN town,
rs Cheyenne pursalscc hae Il, cGgaget ia row
last evening Will, ya'nes York ia R'glarlson's
snloon, at No, l:s9 Fourth aycnuc, attl because
York rot the better Of him Juurt!an drew a
sazur an.l slashca him acruss the right hand aud
wrist. inncting two bull but nut dangerous
gashcs. The man who thlEsted fur gor1 was
tfunlle.i Of to Ills Ar,nory by Oillser Gallagher.
Inst evening ut g o'cl0c Louis POrtnes. In
going Into tho watcr-closet conncrte'! Will!
Zeuischck's hecr.salunn, corner OF Clatk anA
Monroe streets, found nrat1y-wrappcsl up
packard lying III the corner. upan lnvfstfga-
tInn II proved to be the inside trunbox of No.
y halt safe 1t had evidently bcc't foree'i nut
and the lock upon It was brnkrn. Where it
ablo to tell. It was taken IN tile Central Sta
tion. Tho box contained nothing.
Il. n. Allen antl G. Morris Sterling, who were
arrested and incaryeratel several tlays aGo on
the charge of running crooked dlstialtry, a!-
mud gave bail In $.OO1 eartl to await the action
Of the District Court iFaipt Jury. Tho revenue
officials, who have been tn possession OF tho
permission to J. u. frcczr, who bad furniture
, 1877-01-11
MASONIC.

fetctdl D9spatch to 7As Tribune.
MENDOZA, ILL.,, jan. 10.-Thc annual fnstalla.
lion Of the officers uf Mcn1otn Lodge tuuk
place last evening ut tho Mnaontc flnll,th city;
Prof. William Jenkyns, W. 81; /. scl,c!den-
helm. 8. W; James Clark, J. w.; F. 1faskcl,
Secretary Secretary; 3. rer"ncrF Treasurer; pr. + y.
sImtngcr ard l.. Goodwin, Stewards: n. n.
Mosa, TJtcr. After the ceremony the Wurship-
ful Mastcr Invited the brethren to t.u bnnquct
llall, where an excellent supper was In rcall-
uess.
Special Nspatch to 71s tribune
ct. PAUL, Jan. 1U-fhc siasutllc Grand Lodge
OF Minnesota was IN session to-day. Nine sub
Inst session, mud four dlspcnsutioas were
grunlcJ.