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PASSENGERS ARRIVED.
FROM LrvERpooL-BY STEAMSHIP CITY OF CHS

FROM LIyERPOoI-BY STEAMSHIP CITY CHESTER
Butler, Mrs. HAYNES Miss Poi, Mile. IngTh
TntI.r NissA Kennedy, A. J. g. Shepherd g. J.
Bond. Mr.. LawuusOn. w. III. and family
Bond. Miss PuTsa, Mrs. ]. simington, Miss
Chamberlain III. B. Spence, c. Il. Smugton, b. w
CoOksOn A. Pnrsal Mr.. f.. SimiDgt0n. III. B.
Dunn VIM. Pursa, Masters sugden the Hon. IL
Dean, E r. aud q. Williams. III. ID.
Ethefidge, Master r. Pursa, Miss f.
PROM BREMRN-BY STEAMSHIP MAIN.
VORelsang T. Ohlmever A. Bechelder, Mr.. aud
Case, ]. q. Hassenfeufel, r. Mrs. J..
Reckeratb w and family T0lmer, Miss Il. H.
CobeI 7 Glass Mr.. and Mrs Muller q.
Rendr r Joseph Weber Amalia
j., Sfickel, Mrs NJ. and children
purkbardt T.. Mrsde BerBaOs, e. T. A.
SchweigitZ. Miss NJ. Hugo webster r.
Wagner Mrs. Smith. Chas ). FARMER mos.
Wagner Miss IA. Munder, H.
FROM LONDoN-BY STEAMSHIP ALsAILA.
Green. A. n. Broadlch J. Thompson T. W.
Williams. Mr.. BT0dIeh MISS l.. CDsOn, I.
Pruen, j. w. Schmidt MI. and L0wrey' A.
Collins, f. \. MIS- o.
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THE TRIBUNE has received $5 from 0. s.
HYDE Westerly r. L. to be paced 70 the credit OF the
ffeednaens Aid Fund assist the blacks IN securing
homes and their rights 90 reemsn OF the Nation The
money win bs sent TO the proper authorities In Kansas
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NIRRIkD.

MACKAY-BARNE S-On Thursday evening, February D. IN
the Clinton Avenue Congregational CHURCH BrooNyn ny
the R4y Thomas u. Mcleod Mr.. George DeyereuX Mao.
kay 10 Miss Aunie b. daughter Of Alfred Barnes, all OF
Brooklyn.
Al notices Of Marriages mastbs IN OrssI Wis' rs"
name and aldTess.
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THE COMMENCEMENT AT HARRISBURG
To me Edftor or the TrIbune.

THE COUNTER-CURkENI Al HAhhiSDOh"'
To me Edftor or The Trtb
SIRi Mr.. Il. A. Smith, postmaster ut this
place leaves to-day to attend the State Convention
which couyenes at Harrisburg on Wednesday. Mr.
Smith is no friend OF the third term movement nor
are any Of the members OF County Committee and
we may add that we know Of no Republicans here that
are Also there are Republicans here who declare they
will not any event vote for Grant nominated. we
arc all vii inc and Glad TO concede General Grant all
credit for patriotism and for the many actions which
rank him high among his conntrymen. stu we
cannot help feeling that he has had all
the honors accorded TO Washington, and that
no should himself disclaim any desire 70
he further distinguished. Blaine IL decidedly the
choice OF the Republicans here, and the question ~ VIII
ssylvania delegation TO the Chicago Conventions
After several years OF estrangement rom LhE RIB
uSF We are receiving Il again as an oldne Irlctd' ana
regard formerly the best paper on the con
fluent, and wish II were IN our power 10 its
culgtl0n IN tho next two months WAYNE
Honesdaie Penn. Feb. ., 1880
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EASILY THE BEST.

Tho force of demand has now compelled
TINY rDmISE TO publish sunday edition, and tue issue
t have rcd prove IL easily the best Of New-f0r
sunday papers
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THE BENEvOLENCE OF PAYING A DEBT.

THE BENENOItNtE or PAY MI DEBI.
To the Editor Of The Trt6Hne
SIR: find in the papers of February the
abatement that on last sabbath the Rev. Dr. Talmsge
re,sced the announcement Of special collection for
SLOAN Church with the remark that the Presbyery OF
BROOKLYN had assumed obligations on behalf OF that
church which they were unable to meet even TO pay
the interest on the indebtedness II thus made to
appear very clearly that the congregation at the Tabor
pacle were asked 10 M up lack OF Presbyterial
nblty by their own generous action. To many OF us
this seems a very serious Misrepresentation. calculated
pateria y and altogether unustly 70 impair the huan-
cla integrity 81 our Presbytery the public mind.
VIII Won be kind enough To correct such impression
by rubns hing the folio wing facts:
a. The Pre.Dytery many years since. assumed a
bond Of 81 700. held by the Dune Savings Bank OF
Brooklyn against Sloan Church. Tie interest Oh this
bond has been paid regularly unu January l. 1880
o The funds Ia meet this aud all such Obligations
by yearly assessments on the various
churcbc. Of the Prcsbytery. These assessments are
made I'm tho month October and may be- paid at any
finr during the 81 All In" churches In the Pres
hrierv including SLOAN nsyc PAID their assessments
I'm fill up 10 Octobrr 1879. except The Tabernacle,
,tur though notified regulaTly Of it, obligations, has
NOT tufped penny into our treasury since October.
i4-G Al the present time their total Indebtedness Is
sG1a a. Had the Tabernacle Church paid their az
,.su,ut an the rest of our churches have done the
would only have been able 10 ITS In
tnrest On All Indebtedness. but would have to-day snug
bt.uce OF $3.50 Whercwth 10 reduce the principal Was
me- collection al the Tabernacle last sabbath benevo-
j. MuTOS GREEsE
Ne, N,,r. Brfghtou s. l.. Feb. 3, 1850
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Weak Lungs are cruelty racked by persis-
tent Cough which Dr. Jayues ExpectOrant may he re-
lied on TO cure IL cures both Asthma aud Bronchitis
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A MAGNIFICENT PAPER.

MAGNIFICENT PAPER
Fyonp The Wash ngton Post =,
TIE Newly YORK SUNDAY TRIBUNE is really
mnpnihcent paper.
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asHaaHa
OBITUARY.

THE DEAN OF SALISBURY.
LONDON Feb 9.-The Very Rev. Henry
parr-H Hamilton Dean Of Salisbury. Is dead.
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TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.
CENTRAL PARK OBSERVATIONS.

,or a. Nereor0ogerl Eeporf Tor he ucsk enosd az
-'0'' february 7. 1880.
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DISTRACTIONS POINTED OUT.

west Neic- Brighton, s. l., Feb. 3, 1850
, 1880-11-28
1aAlIk GOODS
GREAT REDUCTION
flair GOODS
FOR The
Holiday Trade!

offer foE the next go days the greatest
BARGAINS ever known in HAIR GOODS.
, 1880-11-28

| electrical phenomena are somewhat obscure
That powerful thermal currents ore deve
| oped In the gentleman, no doubt by Undue
tion. cannot be denied. It is also to be r
normal quantities Of metal, and who henc
I are good conductors, seldom 0r never excit
a par"xysn Of the malady In, . lad
acquaintance, wIlfe gentlemen well KNOW
brances are exceedingly apt to bring abou
the most marked manifestations of It,"
Descending noyy to considerations Of treat
| ment, Mr. TiDbits remarks that. while eflul
slons prepared from the best theatre ticket
! (Which are well known to obcnowerfni agents.
1shlnent, and gentle tri-Weekly exercise in I
buggy, have been known to ward off an at
tack for some time, the certainty Of the pre-
ventlon cannot be relied on. On the c0n
trary, suspension of the treatment will al
most invariably bring on most aggravated
case.
Admitting the extreme difficulty of dag
nosing the lirst stage Of tho disease, aild the
i'nnractlcability OF administering a. remedy
IN to crisis Ct Its paroxysn!, UT: Iibbits
simply by accident, as follows:
4 studentat BellevueMr. Tibbits herein
evidently means hinlself-had for long
time. been bewildered and sometimes
shocked. at repeated attacks Of the nlalady
upon hts young lady friends. All varieties
~ tAoFA43 CfEf LILO stAlhlI4A5l1attVIl Uk
nlonogrammed metallic bangles, and daily
exercise either In buggy or at the skating
rink, had sfenafly failed. One day he OBJ
served 4 young man whose tiancee had been
suddenly taken with the disease strike her
forcibly between the eyes just at the moment
when tile paroxysm was at its hight, The
effect was instantaneous The spine sud-
denly became flexible, expression came into
the face, and the lady WAS radically cured.
never suffering a relapse. Tho Bellevue
student communicated the news to his fel-
l0W-sludents, and series Of experiments
was at once begun, which resulted most
lnaryelously. Half the young ladies resid-
ING IN the netghborilood OF the college disap-
peared for week or so from public gaze,
dealers in raw oysters ami arnlca lid rush
ing business. and within n fortnight the dis
ease had ceased to be epidemic In that quar-
Theorizing, Mr Tibbits says that the con-
cnssion rearranges the cells of the gray mat
ter IN the lady's brain, evolving new IDEAS
acts by couhter-irritation OIL the congestel
niedulla oblongata, relieving the opisthot-
onos OF the spine, and, exciting the optic
gangllons and nerve plexus Of the ephen0iA,
restores expression to the eye and counte-
nance. At the slne time the heat evolved
oy The arrested IN ,tiOn sets up coun1cr-ther-
nl0-e'ectric GU re Its, which perfect the cure
The New Ytrk Academy of Sciences has
cordially approved Of Mr.. Tibbits' theory.
and DR.. McC0sh, OF Princeton, has ventured
to say that. il the remedy is universally ap-
piled, the disease which has rayaged society
TOT so many years, will In a few weeks have
disappeared forever.
, 1880-11-28

Mr.. and Mrs. John Hockenhull, of Jack,
sonvilie, are in the city visiting the family OF
DR.. J. p. Ross, ~ West Washington street:
Miss A. Aubertine, Woodward, author M C.e! Of
cago. the guest Of her publisher, S. G. Grig$s.
| Mr. aud Mrs. #. e. Stearns, No. 47U Wa
bash avenue, will give brilliant reception
| Monday evening.
has been in the city several days this week. q
guest at the Palmer House.
! S. G. Griggs, Esq., the publisher, who has
been quite sick for ten days past, is ilnprov-
Miss Della l.. Hoardman, Of Marshalltown.
| H., is visiting Miss Me1fa Eycrtlart.
Miss Emelie A. Page, we'll known In West
] Side social circles, left last week for Denver,
Colo, to spend the winter.
-; Alrs. E: &. Asay will give large reception
e. ii. Brooks and family. Cleveland; Charles
II. English and family, Baltimore, Md; II.
G; Adams md party, New York, were at the
Mrs. G. 2. Ryan, 1ace Hayden, is visiting
her parents, at AS South Oakley avenue.
Mrs. Henry l.. Hill. Of Calumet avenue.
will give reception Monday evening. -,
liant reception Tuesday evening. Der. Z.
Mrs. ". K. Bcall, Of Springfield, is the
GUEST Of Mrs ". L. Barnum, ut the Palmer
House.
MISS otac1a tieMlebcrr5, OF l'eOf1a, ILL.,, Is
visiting Miss Minnie O'Connor, no North
Franklin street.
Mrs. Max Z. Schmidt, Of New York, Is Wis
ting her mother, Mrs. Eycrllart at No. :,,S$5
Michigan avenue.
Miss Nellie Istnon, of Jackson, Mich, Is
visiting her sister, Mrs. Harry II. Elwool, at
No. 3l55 Indiana avenue.
Mrs. and Miss Dunbur, of Waukesha, Wis
cnnsin were at the Grand Pacific Thursday,
Ell route for Europe.
Mrs. John I. Lester, Of 10; Calumet avenue,
will give an afternoon reception Wednesday,
from 3 to O'Clock.
Mrs. James ". Scott is visiting friends at
Galena, LII.
Mrs. L. $. Isham will give reception Tues
day from to o'clock.
The Gaiety Club will give their second re-
ception at the Clifton House Friday evening.
, 1880-11-28

Our celebrated BERNHARDT WAVES
reduced to SIS. Made On the best French
Hair Lace, of long natural Curly Hair, war
ranted, or the money refunded. These
Waves would be cheap at So. Natural Cur
" Waves $x.5o to ST.. Large size, invisible
human aa1r Nets, 1oc. Large size, invisible.
imitation Hair Nets, Sc Largest size, double
nalr nets 25s, former price, 35c. Largest siz.
double hair Cap Nets, $50, former price. so..
These goods are all new: no old stock, Call and
be Convinced that We offer GREAT BARGAINS. AN
I'D. BGgSRa4, Central lusie-NaII Hair Store
~ ETATE-ST.
, 1880-11-28
Glacier Garden.

In excaTating for the St. Gothnrd Railway
near AmsteR magnificent glacier garden, a
series of so-cal!ed giants kettles. or enormous
holes torn In tho rock by the action Of glacier
millstones, hns been l,lid burc. One hulf Of the
gardcn f,y across tho railway track and had to
bc blasted away, but the other half has been
walled round, and will bc carefully preserved
, 1880-04-20
RELIGIOUS.
TIE NIETI1ODISTs.

TIE METI1OnIS'rS.
The Methodist Preachers Association met
yesterday morning Mt tho usual hour. The
Rev, f. NJ. Boring presided.
Presiding Elder Jewett, Of tho J0liet Dis
trict, formally announced the death OF the
Rev. W. j. Gloss, pastor Of tho church Mt
Ottawn, nlludlng 10 tho teliticr regard In
Which tho deceased was held by tho members
of Ills congregation.
Tho 1sev. d. +. Crn1g, formerly Of st. Louis,
but for SONG years tho Presiding Elder Of tho
Northern District at Coloradd, was Intro
duced, and spoke for few minutes, refer
r1nn to the llftlcuti les and pleasant fcutures OF
nllcll whether a city Clergyman could
fiji the position Of n travelling preacher
III Ills country, and was e1l!ally ~ ttnlbt as
10 whether lle could ncceltnhly I'LL city plll-
pit and thought II placed IN aucll posltiol!
mind tllnn tho lnan WHO lAb0retl with tho
15rl+13 puzzle. lie commended tile miners
and settlers of Colorado for thelr generous
supp9rt Of the stIa'eE'ing preachefs ana ,nd r. r.
ject being to push network of Afethodism
Into Utah, Arizona. and the fur West.
Fl; tho y John as, e. Foster # on nowsSa sa
tiFo'e We telsGrato @ de- p? ?sabSat!,soIioe 1 Gsn-
tcnnlnl?" lle spoke OF the ertginatlon
Of tie school ns MI institution by
Robert Ralkes, n resident Of Gloucester,
event, which will commence III London June
H. Dr. Foster submitted q program Which
lrltl been gotten Up by tile church hori.les
setting apart Aiay 10 US tho any on which tho
centennial should be celebrated In America.
Tho iiov. Dr. Williamson. announced as tIle
tonic Of the meeting two weeks hence,
'tWhnt the DLhlu Tenches Concerning n
Future Life" It-wns announced TINT 1t tlle
Il paper on atrhe Relation OF tie Atonelnent
10 lllfAlt Salvation
, 1880-04-20
The Young LAdY Who Didn't Like
John QsIlpls,.

ffHn NJ. Jatasa ithga's sh!M AtsMfratton IN Lft-
"untIl Caldaas'tts churt,.t,lg Illustrations Of It
,u ihe nthnr 1ay' II Characterization j k;,ow w.
~ y9TX s'ap a. e sl Syer wv much s +!
and wAra whispered IL hsr cir. :" MIR u lust
luyalr tuaturex .ssatlnlet! !ts.k nf positive On
Haa aFS cvr.atny risGt nv l1a. oar su y,.T 'ity
sa!d !. "t,ot to pret9Id u!ilIlr1!tion whcru yt,,
S9t tve II 70 x 'n 1lI" aat y
roeouai..end q; bat ii my ow,. case, though
a,ne a to ct. ct M,v. tH y ns "Hyer % ,n, sYks @
ot Mr; Joo MIl!ers stortcs put lnto te'i!oas
stas that ,,ne fsy ny. a!,oss % %aGHGt aSo WI. a'
"l'4pA always ssys 4 la r frca country" s.o
botora I'LL ,ut,Isscnt.' r years = thts iMsutfa @ n
and .rscMp!shY.l creature hsa acksd sh!s
didn't sue much TIM ii John 0ilptu. ssYou
hase given no coun!ge." she suld, "to confess
et,iacthtnx elBc. Sir. cAllGoost has tuat treu
Illustrating ln the M.ulo charming lu1iner Gold
smiths Etcgy IN u Mad Dog. aNl-lm very
, 1880-04-20
The Overthrow OF lEcncnnHtleld nnd
the T'0ry Party.

CHtCANh, April 10.-'rhe s,iGGGss Of tile 1,lbornl
pnrty IN England md It's principal ln.ilcf, tho
1T, Hon. W. L. tila,lstoneN. r.. aud tho dofcnt Of
tho ul,i rruteutanist md Tory tarty. n,td its
Conservative tcntpr. WIN, us Nr. Jllsrneft In tho
1lnute Of Commons, tlrst sprung into notnr!cty
by hls ,tespesnte nttnck up,n, Sir 1snbert Peel,
tho obnoxious Corn Mws 1T lSiS, Will hnvo n
great influence on par ctNn!n9 e!cetlhu+ ANd
prnmpt tho people to v0tn for II r9cSItfcnt who
viii represent ttlrir interests slt' tho present
time. trhe lust tmrt uf this sentence WAS loft
uut Vt my letter ot tito tSth inst.t
Tho old purity t'lachimo hy which poIttleians
American people shutd t,e unnihtluted by tlle'r
determination IN frcc themselves FROM its ynkc,
Al unless representative nl1l j.f},Ar ,i.l! IL
1ln,,llnatGll by t.e of tho fr,'ltiiE parties tho
pcuple. tlncncntinilt nc thusg lhtrty nrEnn!xn.
llntis, s,lNn1li assert thelr liberty nntt elect
tncgntes. Gull CONVENTION, u,,tl select randi
ditto of thor own choice wilt, will r..r.rx.'nt
them. II. a. ULitIGH.
, 1880-04-20
A Virtue Of The Flea,

gooner or 1ater eyory erpaturo tinds an nd
vocato. Now appears from ,Artenla Il l,.lch-
travelled lsrtt0I, w the s,atnu Of Cupt. C,r.,xl,
tho wicked taal Thls astounding wa1Iurer
Yssnrcs " - q ~ petsana1, sxpss'ce tat IN
tho urown of tho hcnd 10 tho suIes ii tic fcct,
is so 1cthAsyte, and like thu ncttun Ut sllnlipsNi.
Ing, 10 soolhluK tn tho tlinls OF tho wery lrvel-
tr, that tho Instant tho tleus hnrr coFen,d Ills
body in as great multitude ia thu UNITS t,1, III
aut.heap, hu. with smile ut lcs!co a,td satisf4e
1Sa &c hs fiji snSse s1ps S9ay liz ~
y long rcallence IA Asmp'li., having retired TO
his native country Oh pension, huA btcoIl,a ".
AccustnInel to the ueas thut he Wts u,utle to
sl0op without them, aud hts hauseu,ull ulwnya
eArstsd snuG1Nx full upstairs uul put them
into bis bed with Tho WarnlnH- JAIL"
, 1880-04-20


CHIuAao, April lB.-Chicago. with opcn-
handed chnr!ty, ever blossoms with noble tieeds.
Quo OF tho lAtest buds TINT Promises soon 10
blnon Into rrHllty Ia tho !" Home for Incurabes."
Tina far 1t ls receiving tho sanetlon nnd snp-
port Of men aud women eminent In society, In
letters, anl In business. hut, llka MI public
projects 1t Is IN danger Ut being diverted from
purely public 70 lcHonlfnattonHl institution.
III SllntlHy's Issue OF TIE THLuuSE is letter
fruln tho Rev. Clinton Locke, D. D., which to mo
Brlaeks llttiu u Pharisaism. Now. under.
stnnsl fully tho s>cnl position Of Mr. Incko, md
tals lotter Is written With tho prr,,tn,,udest
sercraf hospitnfs fn tho city ttnt would gtadty
tnko this nov Institution. NJ Il hrn gAthers hrr
brDtl Etler her winEs, hut the TrtlBteGs luck tho
ufruntory to ilak it 0f tho public.
I.Dt III CnltInGrltO oltr feMNDD4 for opposing
this offer: u 1t, II,ikp's IIospltn is not Il, dc.
slrab!o lnca!!ty for IN nstitut!on Of this, kind.
a visit to tho npIKhburh1pl. th!uk. Will c0n-
vines MY ons. II ": luko's lt9sptal y u.1.'er
and this new prjeet Ia a!dctl by Mcthnd!st, Pres
bytcrinn, untv4rsallst, unitnrlan, md nenpie Of
ought mt to bo unler tho exclusive ctlntrs,l Ut
my sect Or tluslomnnuon,' whether Religious Of
non-rellRious. IiEsnY silInnY.
, 1880-04-20
RAILWAYS REGULATING PlLIS|

Perfect rurxntRvo Soothing Apertonts. -
without 1sntn. Always Reliable ana
Natural In their Operation,
VEGETABLE EuDSTlTuTK FOR cAlDasl.
Perfectly, tasteless, elegantly. COATED s1.if s.ai
sweet rum. pur4o seRulate, purify cieaa''' ~
NAnwxYsa r,1r.s, FOR tho euro Of all d!soHlsdn .d.
OF thu Btomacll Liyor ilowols k!dnoys, ,t,jon, ns
der, Nervous Diseases, IIeaduche, Consttpau.ysat .st
Gavy n1tsgiston pEspR1a ss
all defln9cInonts Of tho Internal vlsoera: 70 ~ III
rnlltca t0 effect perfect cure. Purely fSHsts SiHsts.
b!o. 1onta1ninR NO mercury, nstnefA1s' of 8S''"
FW OhsSryo the following symptouls ressir ~.
tnK from Diseases Of tho digestive orFAssi ID
gttpatiou, Inward Piles, Futngss ct tho Hs HMs9ses,
tho iiUuii, AcitIty Of tho Stomach ESnaShs EMSuashs
Heartburn, D!sHust OF F9od Fnlneasu su3iseina 3s Ta
u ta ssoue r, s9s s.r fuSiGs or sue
kensAtioIs whom IN lying posture, lnssPE Ky P.set
VIstan, fj.sts or Wpbs ltutOre the Slight. Fp psts
and l)Alt Pail! In thu HAItu, Deficiency y! psia
Aptratinn, YMiiowness Of tho Skin ald Eyeshs h
III tho kltfe, Ghost, Limbs, a,tl Sudden F!usns'
Heat, burning tn tho Flesh. III, ,-as Ut
A few doA0s nf NADWAf'H Fills W., W,.ss
syetau fruul nll the above named dlsosdes@
f'rles. w EeMts Per lto1' =. ,ot
We repeat that the render must consaI!ssa sai
boo&s md papers an tho Subject Ut ulstea'
thDlr oure, n.I.olb4 which lAhy lb nathoa'
"Fulss aMI Is,ss."
HItailpay on IRRITABLE Uret4ras"
"ItaAtsav on SrFoftfas" as4
and others rolating 10 dlrFarout classcs Oh -"
''''''' SOLD ny DRUGGISTS.
READ "FALSE AND TRUE" ~
6stsd q letter stamp 10 HAD1fdH q c'"~
~ Hasrsw, cor. Churct-st., Hets York. .,,
W Information worth shouSanlS VIII psS-
8QyVus
, 1880-04-20
KANE COUNTY, CIRCUIT.

Spff1aI Dispatch to Tic CHlfig0 Tribune.
GESEvA, ILL.,, April 19.-To.tay the April
term of tho Circuit Court Of Knne County
begun Its session III this city. There IL largo
attendance Ut the county l3nr. Judge Charles
Killunl, of Sycamore, prcsltles. Tho only
ease " imlportancu beiore the Grand Jury Ii
TINT Of Wells Brown, charged with thu 1liur-
iker Uf Ills 3ar,l,nnur, Mrs. JUsF9 Stevens, Mt
Aurona. State's-Attorlley Willis l,ns given
It us IFS determination TO push tho proAgcl,-
tt0n to tl!o full extent Ut the law. Next Afon-
luy Jury trials will be commenced.
, 1880-04-20

IItE8Ef I IEItI1AtNB.
Tho Presbyterian ministers held only MI
informal meeting yesterday morning, Us the
Committee appointed to report o., tho Ills
tary and present comparative status Ut Pres
rGport. Tie meeting adjourned fnr two
woeks, as the pEesbyt0ry will meet Monday
ut 10 80 q. Ill.
, 1880-04-20

JuDnE DnuMMnSp-1n ch1Irbers.
JupuE tll.OnHErT-Citt OF his criminal cntcn-
dnr. Tho Orrcnuba.ln caso Oh trlai, and prob
hbly Fotsl for NIL .lny.
APPELLATE COuIrr-Mo court until next Mon
tlny.
1uDoE Carrying, o57, oso, ons, 40, and oIs
to l,0l0, inclusive. No ctso OIL trlnl.
jubGE .]AMEsttS--Nn cnil. No. 4, rack River
Pnpor ComIMny VI. Chicago Publishing Cosn-
rlry. Oh hcilring.
.)Up1E 1lDuEny-124, 20l, and 211 to 215. inel,l-
aiso. Condemnation cascs postponed until Fri-
ttny. No cnso IN trin.
Jvn0E AI,ltAN-liD III, 1gs, 1Go, 10, 17s to 100,
w. Chicago & Northwestern 1iailwny Company,
oil trIul,
Jun0n TuEEY-Nos. +, Q. and =, and general
calI Of hts tuc3tet. Opinions ut = n. IN.
JUDGE uAuNuA-1. a,,d IL. M case on hear
, 1880-04-20

George 4. Sfluteldt mnde q llsotio,, 10 le nj
1awctt to net III attorney fur a bank fl the
suit now pending ngn1ust IT, liz claims tho
bunk w,s ,nver tlcclnred insotent, anl thorp-
fore that no s,stt cun be nIatntHilicd against
tfo stuckholtlcrs, of which l,u IL ono 10 tilo
amount of $500. Tllu motion was contill-
uett unfit next Nfnndny.
4 tlIscliurgo Issued to Edward d. Kinney.
, 1880-04-20

surEnlOn nCOuRT-COSFEssioSH oSH-Tfonry s, Hob
bins w. Tho Ucrnlnn l3uok Il Nows Company,
St,3:.70.-snmo Va. snmc, 81, 1,Gp.-J. II. Quinn vs..
!. 7. Cole 4 Co., $alf.l7.-SAiue vs.. nnyId
=. Johnson. 3:sD.la.
ClHGulrC CDutr-Co CoSrEssroN oNs--Isobert posner
vs.. Robin A!llur nuI lfnllNut Adler, *st.. =.
JnGuh Heinrich VS.. rotor WMHntf, $17.D.
JuDnE LtN,MfA-CU1ldnn,lntipn caxes torn
Nos. 1lol, ,le3, 1,10s. 1,l00, I'LL, and l,1l7
, 1880-04-20

NVVNTI LOQJtIs
Tho caso Of Samuel Il Philips vs.. William
l.. Hurst WIS dismissed by Judge 1.oomis,
hoth plaintt'r md defendant being dead.
Objections tn city spectnl assessments for
the Improvement Of AtnrEiin and I.nkc
streets i.rtst 10 filed by 10 o'clock Wetlncs-
day morning.
of the f.rrlnun l)uok & News Company,
,JNstus Kilinn, tho assignee, was given
authority 10 il!nke purchases to tho extent OF
500 to ilIt orders for books. papors, etc.
III tho cnse OF tho Chicago j. Western IT.
tfiana ys. phlIetus l}nrbcr aud Silno,l Decker
70 son!le'nl, s.lo9 of %'l aere T. Calamet. \
testimony, the Court tlxcd tho compensation
ut S2j',, and entered Judgment for tho
tllil0Cilt,
, 1880-04-20

9TATE EUU1fTS.
Edward Kcntlng commenced n suit yester-
day l.gainst Edward A. Trasls to recover
$1,000 damages.
Charles I,nr,,el brought sntt for $4,000
against In hoy +. Gritin.
$. T. l}ailey a,wl Charles i. Jones, a,Im{n.
tsiratnrs ut Tho estate nf Elizabeth y. Vntel,-
ting, deceased, sued Benjamin puenoy for
Sl,hO0.
Il, Il. Hutchinson brought Buit to recover
S5O,tNO OF PllitO l.. Smith.
Eugene U'1selIly tifed \ bill nEalnst John
G. lItrla,l. nracc, Carn n, and Frank 1}or-
la,Al. W. A. Frazler. and F. i. FrlssInE, ia
fureelUs, tr,ls.ttcctt far 81, 600 sn the llousc
mid lot No. 30S West jackson street,