Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, May 7, 1873, Page 8

FOREIGN. Tho American Exhibitors Want the Vienna Conmmissioners In- Carlist Agents to Be Expelled from Switzerland, Bir Oharles Dilke Favors a Redis- tribution of the British Par~ Tho Khan of Khiva Sues for Peaco with Russia. 871, Prrersnunc, May 6.—The Khan of Khiva has sont an Ambassador to Russian Post No. 1, 8t tho mouth of the River Japartos, with au- thority to accopt any terms Kauffman, the Rus- sian commsandor, mny proscribo. Gen. Kauft- soon the men, wont to the fort by o difforont routo from that by which advancing. They did not oncounter the column, congequontly there is no change in tho plan yet, oor a cogeation of oporations. It apponrs thut tho Khan isdisposed to give amplo guarantee for the future. Khirghewo, with tbis intelli- gonco, have boon sont from Post No. 1 to man has ot Russlana are and meet tho column from Tashkond, therefore bo known by Kauffman by May 1, A favorable tormination of tho ox- edition may be looked for by tho ond of Any, 'he Khan i8 acting, it is roported, on English advico, and hag liborated and sont to Post No. 1 twenty-one Rtussions hitherto held as slaves in Somo of them have died since from the horriblo troatment they o in slavory. It is supposod thab tho Kahn hopos to sooth, the Russian te but it is & mistake on his now this torribly exeiting illustration of barbar- irm and cruclty. Othor RBussians ara known to nt Oronburg. The column was mbs to Kungrad b) wator, though vory much ombarrassed by oxces- reached its destina- The Xhan_ thus troats with ates, aud bas no right to if tlo civy was actually his dominions. art to furnish bo still in slave moving from 1t ling probabl; tion_by this timo, the Russians at bis expact botter torms t) ——— GREAT BRITAIN, TLoxpoy, May 6.—In the Honso of Cemmons, rles Dilke moved a_resolution that, 1n tho opinion of tho House, it is desirable 1o redress the inequalitios in the distribution of political power in the United Kingdom, Ho lnined that tho legitimato influenco of larga mportant towus was swamped by small and decaying boroughs, iu which tho ividual was paramount over t! o continued at the oxisting anom ower of asinglo 0 constituoncy, reat longth, pointing out lics in roprosontation, and y declarivg that “‘time tinkoring " d completo and thorough re- Georgo Andorson, member for Glasgow, sec- onded the motion. Ife showed ihat England was entitled to 490 instoad of 493 members of Parliamont, Iroland to 89 inste: Beotland to 76 instead of 60. Thoro were oight constituencics, with an nggregate of 1,810 voters, which lind tho samo representation others with 239,000 voters. to deloy o redistribution much lougor. Thomas Colling opposod tho 1notion beeauso no method of redistribution was sot_forth, argued that tho counties nlready had the advan- e opposed roprosonta- nd of 105, and Tt was impossiblo tage of the boroughs, tion based on populntion, becauso it would sulf in giving further powor to a class already in an unfair minerity, “Tho true represontation wasnot one of numbers but of tho various ole- and clasies of the community. Mr. Gladstone acknowledged tho force of the reasons on which thoe motion eaid ho was unable to support it., e admitted that be was in favor of o redistribution of seats in Ireland, but even that was not urgent. The subject was full of difficultics, and it was idle to approach it unless members wero propared to deal with dotails. This was the Iast yoar of tho present Parlisment, and thero was 1o timo to coneidor a question of such importance. More- ovar, ho believed tho public did not demand such a mensuro at prosont. Goorge Dixon spoke in favor of the motion, He contrasted the cascs of Birmingham, Livor- und Manchestor with those of 'scveral boring villagos, showing the glaring in-. equality whioh existed in their respective xopro- ments, interosts, was_based, bug 8ir Rowland Blennerhasset aleo supported the motion, and Asshoton and others spoke against it. A division of the ITouso anl tho motion was rej; vote: For the motion, 77; against, 258 ; ma- Jority against, 191, Ton minutes aftor the result was aunounced the House was counted out. - Viscount of Chelses, Consorvative candidate, has beon elected to Par- linment from Bath, fo fill the seat made vacant by the death of Bir William Tite, —_— was finally freached, ccted by tho following . GCANADA. Special Dispateh to The Chicago Tribune, Ont,, May 6.—The House of Com- mons rose at an-early hour this morning, after an exciting day's worle, A bill was introduced for tho object of cstablishing n lino of mail steamors_from the St. Lawrence to tho West Indies, When the Paclfic Railway Committeo met to take ovidenco, yesterday, Sir John A. MacDonald made application for the Committes to sdjourn tiil July, to allow the return to Can- ada of Sir Goorga' Cartier, Mr. Abbott, and 8ir Hugh Allon, tho BMr, Huntington opposed delay, as it would bo one_ because ono or two indi- er charged were sbeent. After the Committen decided that it was ) adjourn ill July 2; ala opinion of the Committos tho procee: be secretly conducted. The be asked to adopt this roport. witnessos sumnonod include membors of tho Goyorumont, Directors of usls of o num ouso will to-day Tho names of tho Pacifio Railway, _ A caucus of the Opposition ie called to con- sider tho proposals of the Committeo. .In the House, Mr, Blako movod his resohu- tions, daclaring, in substance, the territorial rights of Couada should not be parted with without the consont of Parliament, asin tho caso of tho Bt. Lawronce, and thl means should Do takon to obtain by nogotistion the free navigation of the Columbin River, The Hon, Mr. Tupper followed, aud concluded by moving an amendment declaring that it was not for the advantage of Canada to reopen a discus- sion of matters settled by the Trenty of Wash- ingtou. Mr. Mackenzio, the leador of the Op- position, made o tolling speech, and moved an amchdment, simply assorting the Canadian right of claiming that equivalent concessions shonld be secured for Canuda whon the oceasion oxisted, Mr, Mackonzio's amondment wag loat—yens, 65 ; The Promior of Prince Edward Island is hour- 1y oxpected in connection with the confedoration of that province with Canada, Tho N sick srembors bave toleg: Bir Hastings Doyle on his retirement from MoNTREAL,, May 0.—It I positively nffirmed arties that Bir Hugh Allen in negotinting the Canada that, in the futuro, raphed an address to hero by informed bas entirely failoc Paciflo Railway loan. Eight ocoan steamers are now in port, six of theus from Liverpool, ‘TornoxTo, May 0,—Tho fooling is stron, agaiust the proposal to make tho investigation beforo tho Y'acific Railway eecrot. Roforring to tho Globe concludes a long articlo ng I the Houto of Commons can por- mit its committeos to shut out tlio light of day {rom their procecdings, it cannot divert public aitention from ity own, and at no moment has the need for o jealous wutch over tha uctions of their roprosontatives by thoso who olectod thom ‘been moro prossiug thanat the prosont crials,” — SPAIN, MApnp, Moy 6.—Owliug to tho decresso of orth, Gon. Nauvillas will accent tho Ministry of War, and remain in Madrid, tho Canary Islands hnve sont an address to the CGovernment, rencwing their agaurancos of loyalty and donying the ex- istonco of & feeling in favor of a soparation, An Amorican man-of-war hag arrived at Bar- Carlists in the Tho inhabitants ol 6.—Ex-Ministors Echogaray Gen, Caballero de Rodas Gen, mu"m re-ontored Navarzo and assumod | THE CHICAGO DAILY TRIBUNE: WEDNESDAY, MAY %, 1873 the eupreme command of tho Oarliet forcos in that provinco, —_— AUSTRIA, ViENKA, My 0.—Tho Amorican oxhibitors at tho Exposition, togothor with the lionorary Commissionors and soveral of the ausponded Commissfonors, hold au informal meoting yon- torday, at which n aearching inquiry wns “do- manded Into nlt the chargos mado againab tho susponded Commissioners. 'Tha now Commin- eloora suggosted tho holding of another neot- ing nt an early dny, nt which they conld Kmmlue that Mr. John Jay, the United Statos finistor, and Baron Behwarz, tho Dircotor-Gon- eral of tho Exhibition, would bo preaont. The Amorican oxhibitors have gone Lo work in an notivo manner to nrrango thoir department, and seouro a propor exhibition of thoir goods, Tho United Siatos frigate Congress and a lmnqurt. wilh goods oa hoard for tho Exhibl- tion, havo arrivod at I'rioste. s SWITZERLAND, QeNEve, May 06.—Tho Fodoral Council Lins insued an ordor forbidding the rosidenco of the Duchoes of Madrid in Bwitzerland, and instruct- ing tho polico nuthoritios to oxpol all Carlist agonts from tho country, —_—— GERMANY, Beruiy, May 6,—The German Parlinmont has orderod the colnage of two-mark picces, not- withatanding the strenuous opposition of Minig- tor Delbruck, —— FRANCE, Tants, May 6.—Tho ides of a formal procla- mation at an carly day, of the Consorvative Ite- public, 05 a permanent form of government in France, abaorbs public attention, and is gaining ground eyerywhero. . —_———— GREECE, ATngxg, May 6.—TFhe Govornmont of Greeco has rosolved to abolish its logationa in forolgn countrics, oxcopt at Constantinople. ———— ITALY, RowE, May 6.—Tho Chambor of Doputics has &ommbmmnd & dabato on tho Roligious™ Corpora- on bill. WASHINGTON. Special Dispateh to The Chicago Tribune, ARMY REGULATIONS, ‘Wasminatox, D. 0., May 6.—T'ho revisedarmy rogulations, propared by tho Secretary of War in accordance with au act of Congreea, were not ro- ported from the Military Committeo until the 1sb of March, {oo lato for Congross to act on thomy though they wero sont to tho Ilouso by SBecrotary Bolknap about the middle of February, Among tho rogulations of {he revisod code is one pro- viding that no praduste of the Militar: Acadomy shall be appointed {o o stafl corps or department until ho shall havoserved at lonat two Joure with troops in tho line of tho army. Another paragraph rends: “ No officer shinll bo commisgioned in tho staff who bns not for at loast one yoar previous boen on duty with troops.” It is understood that those provisions aro {ntonded to break up tho syatom of favor- itiem, by which graduntes fresh from West Point aro somotimos assigned to positiona on the stafl of Generals, TUE NEW YORK CENTRAL CASE, Nothing wns heard at'tho Rovonuo Buresu tc- day from Colleotor Bailey relative to the antici- poted offer of compromise by the New York Coutral Railroad Company ; but in view of tho fact that s postponoment of tho enle was agrood to by the Collactor, in the face of positive in- structions from tho Commissioner to pross with dotermination the prosecution of tho Company, it is believed tho terms of compromiss offorod were in the mnin satisfactory to tho Governmont. The amount claimed by the United States is £460,000, oxclusivo of costs of suits, cto., of which sum less than 250,000 hava baon reslized from enles of locomotives, ote. NEW YORK TOLITICS, Capt. Buxton, Doorkeoper of the Houso of Ropresontatives, has just refurned from New York, whithor ho wont to accompany tho ra- maing of James Brooks. Hoe reports that there is o vory lively contost amoug tho ;mlil(uimm over Brooks’ successor in Congress. 'Tho friends ot B. 8. Cox aro quite confident of their ability to secura the nomination for him, but thore is n disposition among all tho candidates opposid to Cox to unite thoir forces in caso ho should np- Funr {00 strong for auy ono of thom to defeat hiim. Ono of the charges slrondy startod against Cox is that he organized the Crodit Mobilior Committee out of material hostile to Brooks, with_a view to ruin him. Cox was called by Speakor Blaina to the Chanir, aud appoiuted tha ommitteo, but it i not believed that o had nuy n&)uciul desigus on DBrooks, At all ovonts, the circulation of such a story iu Brooks' dis~ trict and among his constituents, with whom ho was popular, aud a8 manyof whom regard his donth a8 boing hastoned by the Credit Mobilier businose, is calculated to damage Cox's chances, THE BT, PETEBSOURG MISSION, Tho vacaucy in tue mission to St. Potersburg, created by tho death of James L. Orr, is already attracting partios Liero, who aro waiting pationtly for the roturn of tho b own claimg or thoso of their friends, It fs eaid fhat Judge Bingham, of bolng a strong workingmon’ snys o flro broko oul eatly Alstyno's market, and that, with Logroy's storo and MeKnight's brick block, was burnod. Loss, 19,000 3 dusuranco, S1,500. Annonnnr;l\upubllcmm oloct Tronsuror, Clorlk, and Marshal,” Counell n tlo, Drazil, Ind.—The lssuoca wora h:m{mmnco and unu-tumpurnuco, without rogard to old party I‘Innu, Tho nuti-tomporance tickot was succosa- ul. Special Dispateh to The Chicago Tritune, TATonTE, Ind.; May 0.—A Liboral-Democratic viclory for LaPorto. Wo eloct tho Mayor, T'ronsuror, Marahnl, Clork, Asossor, ond & me~ jorlty in tho Commion Council, A’ largo gnin ovor provious yoars, Invianavons, Ind, May 6,—~Jamos L. Mitoh- ell, Domocrat, for Mayor, {n this city, is olectod Dy 300 to 600 mmnjority, Tho balanco of the ticket {a ]Ku}mb]lcnu by small majorities, Tho Conncil will stand tho samo as Inst yenr—11 Re- publicans to 7 Domoorats, ‘Cerne HauTe, Ind, May 6.—Tho olection in this cly to-day, wns n trlnu'gulnr contest, thoro s tickot In tho flold in addition to tho tickets of tho two old partics. Although the roturna aro not all in, it s con- sidored cortnin that the ontiro Republican tckot Is otected, Tho llgmhl!cmm earry two of tho now Councilmon, tlto Democtats ouo and the work- ingmen two, Tho five Gouncilmon holding ovor are all Republicana, LouisvitLr, Ky, My 8.—In tho Now Albany, Ind,, clty election to-day, John B. Winstandloy, rogulnr Domaocratfc nomineo for Mayor, was do- fosted by T. G. Kunklo, indepondont Domaorat. U'ho xost of tho regular Democratio ticket is elocted. —_— FIRES. Almost Entire Destruction of tho Business Portion gt Monroc, Ln. Losy, 8300,000=-=0thor Fircs. Nrw Onteaxs, May 6.—At Tronton, L., at 2 o'clock this morning, a firo broke out in Jothro Moore's drug store, sproading rapidiy in all di- rections, and soon destroyed the entiro businoss guruun of thojtown, excopt the catablishmontaof Ilirach and Pleard ‘& Spiro, ‘Yotal loss, $300,000, _Insuranco, §160,000, mostly in Now Orloans officos. "Lho following aro the lossog and insuranco of tho principal sulferors: 1lond & McLaln, los, 55,000 ; insuranco, $35,000; T, O. Standifor & Co., loss, §50,000; inaurance, $25,000 Wnrehouso UampnnK loss, £35,000; no insur- ance; Tlournoy & Mi . auco, §14,000; Morphy & Milas insurance, $19,0005 Maxoy & Blaokor, loss, 518,000 ; Inwurauco, $12,500; Dond & Guithrio, 1oss, 316,000 ; inswranco, 9,600; M. B, Kidd, lose, £18/000; inéuranco, §9,800, 825,000 insuranco, $1%,000, 0. B, Rogistor, loss, 812,000 ; inuurance, $7,000. 'I'. Dreyfus, lows, 94,8007 inwurance, 2,800, Whoaton & Enrhart, loss, £3,800; insurance, 31,600, M, H. Dorker, loss, 54,4005 Insuranco, £2,000. II. DoFrods, loss, $3,600 ; nsnrance, 81,500 ; J. H. Noblo, loss, 4,600; insurmico, 82,600, Louisi- ana Farmer printing ofiico, loss, $9,700; in- suranco, §1,500. Jotliro Mooro, loss, ~ $8,000 ; inmuranco, $8,000. R J. Soulo, loss) 81,800 ingurance, 600, “T'ronton tlo, foss, '$25,000; insur- losw, $21,000; 'IL. " Moyor, Toss, The origin of the firo is unknown. Tho fiames sprend with such rapidity that tho snlvage amounts to little or nothing. The $25,000 losa of the Tronton Warehouso Company will fall upon planters in the nnighhurhuo}l ‘whase supplies wero stored in tho bullding, Tho business men hold & meoting to-day to decide upon o courss of action. of Tronton, Drrrorry, Mich., May 6.—A firo at Winona early this morning burned Van Alstine’s ment markot, Lohorys storo, and McKnight's brick block. ' Loss, $19,000; * insurance, $1,400. Tho work of an incondiary, Special Dispatel o The Chicago Tridune, Rocxronrp, 1ll, May 6.—At 8 o'clook this morning, tho ba of Gilea G, Hars, o woalthy farmer, fi covarad in finmos, It, with its contents of hay, farming tools, five head of yalunble horsos, an +1,000 bushols _of oats, was destroyed. Tho loss will bo about §1,600 ; 2o insurance, The firo is Dbolioved to bo tho work of an incendiary, as Mr. Hara says ho bas not bad o lantorn or 1i any kind in his barn for ovor six weeks, iving 6 milos from this city, wag dis- ght. of “This nftornoon a firc was discovered issuing from tho residence of the Lon. Anson 8. Nillor, in this cily. T ongings voro promptly oit i Tho flames woro nob nrrested until the kitchon and dining-rooms were destroyed and considerablo damsgo doneto parlors and fur- niture. The lass will be about 31,000, partially covored by insuranco, The origin of the firo is not Inown, a8 tho family wore sll absent af tho timo. 'This is tho first firo that has occurred in this city for many months, Special Dispatsh to The Chicago Trivune, Detnorr, May 6.—A manntch from Wenona this morning in Van Railroud Newsd. Sr. Louts, May 6.—Tho bill granting sixtoen soctions of land to the 8t. Louis, Toxas & Mox- ican Guif Iinilrond, rnning from Sabine Gity, tho best harbor in Taxns, on the Gulf of Moxico, to Clarksville, nea R River, has passod tho Towor Housa'of tho Toxas Legislaturo, and will doubtless pass tho Senate; aluo, the bill grant- ing tho Texaa & Paoifi aud tho rans-Continon- n Riailway furthor timo for tho complotion of e theit ond fo Forth Worth, Tho Companios aro Podank (e proanil thate Toquirod {o comploto the rond to Rheraitad o Ias tha prosout year, and recoive lauds in liou Ohio, stands first upon tho Presidont’ list | of money subsidios. of mon who are to be appointod to n first-class toru!gu ‘mission upon the ocourrence of a vacan- cy. Xt lins Lorotofore been urged against Bing- -ham that Olio bLnd alteady n flrsc-class appointmont in Bchemek, but it scems to be gonerally understocod in ofii- cinl circles hore that Bchonck intends to resign and como homo to bo a candidato for tho Unitod States Benato. At any rate, Ling- ham's frionds will not fail to callthe President’s attention to tho opportunity now presonted to provide for him. Bingham was promised the mission to Japan, but 1t is thought ho would prefor a more civilized country. 170 the Associated Fress,) BUSPENDED, ‘WasniNaroN, May G.—Jumes Lindsoy, Pon- slon Afinnt at 8t, Louls, has boon suepatidod for irrogulhritics, and A, E. Slone of §t, Lovis, ap- pointod to succaod him. CONGIIESSIONAT, EXCURSION, Ovor 200 Congressmen have sceeptod the in- vitations to pnruniémto inthe oxcursion plauned Ly tho Bt. Louis Chamber of Commorco, which i8 to leave that city on the 16th inst, for Texas, ‘The Tronsury to-duy paid 328,729 to tho Gov- arnor of Michigan, on account of 5 por cont of tho not pracesds of tho public lands Iying within tho limite of tho State, for the purpose of education or publio ronds, and improvement, GREENDAUES. Legal-tonders outstanding, 267,317,180, GOVERNNENT SUITS AGAINST THE UNION PACIFIO Messrs, Porry and Ashton, togother with Jencks, of Rhode Island, lately associated with thom as counsel for tho Government, huving ob- tained tha pecessary information from tho books of the Union Pacific Railroad Company and Credit Mobilier, havo substautially comploted o bill in aquity against theso organizations, to bo filod In accordance with tho act of the lute ses- sion of Congress, Ashton to-dny submitted to Attorney-Gonoral Willinms tho draft of tho pa- por. It has not yot boon dotormined whero tho suit shall be bmu&;\xt, but Philadelplia and Boy- ton are montioned in that councction. DEAD LETTERS, TLnst month thoro wore 386,414 dend lottors received at tho Dend Lettor Offico. Of this uumber, 26,475 woro hold for postage. TIHE NEW BLOOPS. ‘Thoe Navy Department will, to-morrow, iesue proposals for supplying macliinory for tho oight gloops-of-war authorized to Do built by tho lagt Congrous, e Municipal Elections,, Special Dispateh to The Chicago Tribune, Sourn BeNp, Ind., May 6.—T'hia city declded aboutoneyearago tohavo wator-works, and to this eud appointed a Commumission of flve mombors, cousisting mainly of Councilmen, to put them in, Tho Commigeion, in part, rocontly contract- od with the Holly Company for tho works, In tho meantimo several systews prosonted thom- Daldwins b, m. Bolle of and Yetor DManoe's . m, Crazy Jano. It wns o onc-nided l\flug £ tho favorito, winning oaslly in_ throe straight hoats, The race was important, howover, from the fuct that it waa the first to tost _the diEKuln botwoen the Trainors’ & Drivors' Trotting Association, DBaldwin, the driver of Tollo of Orango, and Jobu L. Doty, driver of Sarntogs, boing mombors of tho formor Asso- cintion, rofused to drive, ‘Lhis sotion was groot- ed with cheors by the assemblago. DMuneo, who is not a membor, was roundly hissed, Maj. Shollenbarger, Assistant Chiof Engincor of tho Camargo Branch of the Missouri, Kansas & Toxas Railway, has just rotwned to Denison from QGainesvillo, near Red Rivor, and has re- coivod instructions to locato at once for the con- tracting of 10 miles of tho line from Deniron, This branch road will run through Waco, Austin, and Han Antonio, Tovzno, May G,—A mooting of citizons was hold at tho Obrmbor of Commnerco to-night to consider the %\nulkm of making direct connec- tion with the way by the building of & branch rond from ¢his city to Morenel, Mich. A committos was ap- pointed to talto the matter in chargo. hicogo & Canada Bouthern Rail- 81, Avpans, Vt., May 6.—Tho Leglslative Committee to invnuti‘ynta tho charges nguinst tho Trustecs of the adjourned for sevoral wooks, The coungel for tho Trusteos said ho dosired to leave tho tosti- mony with tho Committeo without argumont, ermont Contral Rairoad ‘Thoro is no evidenco to show thatany im- proper influences had beon brought to bearupon. tho Logislaturo. Tho result of the investiga- tion is looked upon ns o complete vindication of all concorned, Duuvquz, May 6,—Nogotintions have finally baon closed for the sottloment of tha claim of Goeorgo W. Mitchell and Maurico Brown against the Towa Pacific Railrond for construction work, on which an execution for snlo was jssued from tho District Court, to tako offect on ghe 20th of April. Tho smount of their claim exceeds £46,000, and hay boon sattlod by tho transfer of real ostato, —_— Sporting Mattors, Spectal Dispateh o The Chicago Tribuns. New Yonx, May 6.—A trot took place on tho Flootwood Parlk to-day for a purse of $100 for horses that novor beat 2:40. "I'he entrics woro J. nrbock's o L. m. Baratoge 6 Inano x ango § aratogs, which way ssodiation and tho National New Youk, May 6.—A" gaino of baso-ball, to- day, ot Elizabotly, batween thoe Baltimoren ‘and Rosolutes, resultod in & victory for the formor Ly a score of 7to 8, S e Tho Lubor Question, New Yon, May 0.—In_consoquonce of tho mon in the blackamith shops of the Eighth Avenue Rtnilrond Company throatouing to strike solvos, Lut tho intorcsl contron_down to tho | fo, lighor wagios, thoy wora al. disolarsod. ey *Holly and siandpipe system, and tho papors were filled with communications, which grew evening, and this morning non-socioty men were substituted, This notlon gave gront offense to uito poraonal, and “ring " combinations wero | {houo disel d, and n larg: o :fimrgod. Tublic mectings were held and partisang uu?::z i'ff;‘.‘:fifi“m' To ;ro?&ftr?mngs{(};fl&:nufi for onch grow bitter m denunclations of the other. Triendahips have for the Lime beon sy~ ered and genorally much ill-fecling has boon ou- gendorad, aud for the purposo of getting au e Hrosulnn of thoe pnnglu at tho city olection to- oy, candidates for Councilmen, advocating tho ‘Catandpipo ™ woro pubup in each ward, Tho ** Holly men " wero contented with running two promineut membera of tho Committea for re- olection. The result is that tho election to-day has called out the Iargest vote ever polled fu tho city, electing all tho ** staudpipo " men by large mojorltios, INpIANATOLIY, Ind., May 6.—The election in this city, to-dny, for city officers, passed off uletly, " Tho poll was light and tho rosult closc. full returns canuiol bo bad before miduight, InpiaNavouis, Ind,, Mnly_' 6,—The following ro- turny havo boen roceived from citios whore mu- nicipal elections wera held to-day : Llhyeua‘ Tnd.—The entire Domocratio ticket 1s elocted, publicams, Three tickets in the fleld,—Domo- cnill:o“:opnbllcnn, and Temperance, C] dlschiar, tho Eig of tho Hixth Avonuo Itailrond struck this aftors noon, ‘Uheir places have beon filled by nou~ socloly mon, ond, Ind.—Demoorata clost Moyor and | Parthis, Zrom Now York. threats to wreck them and assault the mon at work, New Yonr, May 6.—In consoquence of tho fi:u of tho forse-shoors in tho employ of hth Avouuo Ruilroad, tho horso-shoora A R eavy Loss at Sea. Bostox, Muy 0.—Tho ship. Tennyson, from Caleutta for Boston, whiol is roportud as hyin foundered at #es, had on bonrd E cargo of :rag- duce valued at 325,000, Jargely insured [n Dou- ton offices, Tho vessol and” frelght-monoy was valued ub §110,000, making tho tofal Ioss 2495,000, —_— Ocenn Stenmalilp Nows, Tayenroor, May 6,—1Tho stoamships ity of The Council is 6 Domocraty to 2 Re- | London and koaln, from Now York, and Polyne- sian, from Portland, arrived out, QuEeNsTOWN, May 6.—Aurivod, the stoamship METEOROLOGICAL. signnl Sorvico Rurcau Xeports nnd Qit10Ag0, May 6—10:18 p, m, The following roparla havo beon recelved from the Places mentfoued below : B6|N. 12, ligh, OTIN,, light, IN,'1, freal, 44N, 5, Trewt, TRODADILITIES, ‘WasnNaToN, May 0.—For the Gulf and South Atlantio Btates, and thence to tho Ohio Valloy, northonstorly and enatorly winds, falling barom: otor, cloudy wenthor and ‘rafn, clonrin and Louisiana_ to-morrow, tl or Lalkos, and thoneo to tho Ohio and fissouri Valleys, northonsterly winds, ly woather and raiu. e Lower Lnkes, northeastorly winds, artly and incronsingly cloudy wosthor,” For the Middloe Statos, northwosterly winds, high barom- partly cloudy weather, rginia, Tor New Engs genornlly clear woather in the crensing cloudiness and north- baromoter, _clou cter, falling by ovonin; with ocensional Iand and Canunds, afternoon, with it Cautlonary signals are ordered for Savannah, Wilmington, Norfolk, Cn) olt, Claveland, Ohiieago, Mi and Grand Hayon, . NEw ORLEANS, May 6,~Rain fell for twolve hours, ending at G a, m, Accordin count of L. Frigorio, 8 8-10 inchos foll. A rocord of suryoys at tho City Ilall shows 6} inches for the _storm, Jast night, tho echoonor Uortrude Iowes was struck by Ono man was killed, and ono sorious- New York Leglulaturcs Azpaxy, May 6.—A *locul prohibition bill,” not oxcopling cider or lager, has passed tho May 8.—In view of tho doubts ox- nt Mayor Ilavemoyer, of Now Yorl, may havo beon logislatod out of offico by the charter, tho Senato to-night adoplod sn amend- mont conflrming him in offico until Dee. 31,1874, Xuffalo LiveStock Marlket., DurraLo, May 6.~Rocoipts . to-day, cars reportéd to arrive, 1,819 hiead ; {0 6,018 hicad, | Thomarkst,'on necountof tho unfavorablo siowa from tlio East and hieavy losses sustained by tho crs Inat wook, s much dopressed, Nearly ol tho ar buyers are boldlug off for concosslons, which tho ownors aud holdera feol unwilling to yicld, consid- oring the prices patd wont for thoir stock, a fow exceptions, 18 conflued to suppiying tho wants of Tocal butchors, Tha prices of sttcli sales 08 mado woro 3@¥Cc off from Inst wook's closing rates, About 700 head wero disposed of, Sales : 684 Iiliuols steers, nv 0,953 90 Tilinofs cows, av 48 Toxas atcers, av 1,067 to 5 Michigan stockors, av 81810 litnofs stockers, ov 995 Ibs, ot Burr AND Lanps—Receipts to-day, 600; total for tho weok, 4,800, Market not yot fairly opened. ons—Racelpta to-day, 7007 total for tho wook thus ,100, Tho warke! opened low nt $6,00@5.60, called lota o abnde higher. Tilinols hogs, 217 i Illinois lioge, 217 b, 1,664 £0 1,371 lbo, ot 1,103 to 1,180 s, nt: 1,095 1be, at §.40@5. 96 1bs, 2£$5.00@5,25 Salee yesterdny 200 Indiana hogs, 259 —_— Boston Live-Stock Market. ‘WATERTOWN, Mass,, Yoy 6, —DBEVES In cousequenco of tho largo recelp! bought slowly, aud wero only willing to purchoso at a largo dincoint from las week’s pricca—from 3o to 11vo woiglit, Bales of choico ot $10,00@10.50 ; extra, £0.2530.763 firat quality, $8,00@8.60; second, 30,006 third, 3.00@5.50, LEP AND LaMDS—Recolpts, 2,269, Trado dull on poor grodes, which aro not wanfed, ot 3o decline, whilo really good flocks aro selifng ot full rates, A fow apring lambs gold at $10,00@12.00 per head, MARRIAGES, BIRD-MAYLAN—May 3, by tho Hev. R, J. Lan W. Bird and Honrlotta Maylan, both of Qb cago,’ 80~ Oallfornian papors ploaso copy. TO RENT--HOUSES, A 0 RENT-DWELLINGS—BY J. M. SIIALL & ;l[:'mi::).. Real Rastata Agenls, Ruoms’ n)\ m\} w! Roapor BT ’l'\mnfi‘-fnmlh At B 291 and 413 Bouth Olarfeot, " AV B Bouth Pack-ay, 153 Wareon-nv. 1666 Prairioav, J. M, MARSIALE & G0, No, 07 South Clark ]'0 RUNT-FTHET.OLASS TANEMINT OFFIO! adallont, Blisick dwiflig No, 72 Ttonore.at, (Wost Bido), 1roots, it nadson ifrovomonts, ) 2.atury dwolling-liouso, barn " nowly llll|||luu, \\"Illf! furnlture {or -:l‘?“ i Whtiop, 0, Nl GALUMET AV, TW L rooina; can bo dividod fur 1o nica, small famiiilos barn oo for Gwo o theou Lorsos at a small adiitional il\b RENT_9.8TORY i e 2 GILE, B and 8 Gineks OTTAGT, 10 TOOMS, SUITA o 81X foome i 2-atol . Apply o JAUON 0. MAS [0, JutTo MOUSKS ON GALUNETAV.—3NG alxtiiat., roa 3 LHORTOR, 100 Ditrboriets oo ronts BROWN 710 IhNT-HOURE, FUNNISHED GOMPLETE, ‘it pinno, 10 round, 1n thoraugl ordor, vory convos Blont, 1o bisothont, Uath and wataf.clusoty fo § moni S el il Dl Bor Latallo and Madison-gt, -+ 0 & O1ls Bloo 10 RENT—TIOUSE ON WEST WABHINGTON-5T.; e VR o S S 0 Font Mndtsonate ot o » BRAREY 770 RENT_411 WARASIT-AV., BRICK TIOUAE, s Aoy At 171 Madis e FUL- 0 RENT—A NOUSE ON SOUTIL PARIGAV, DR rontrniativat., 10 rooma aud nl:ln‘(‘l(, i iont and o Dk baseniont, nd wsodu? improvomionts, *Apply at 258 10 ENT_FIRST AND & b Bouth Saugamo X, cor- 'OND FLOORS HOUSE Apply on' premisor o3 Dosseanion o f Lo i {hros B o ossensian isen mudlately s alxo 1re0 §o0d o fico_vobina 528 Want Nadison at, AN to De.Ns B LATNIY, 028 Woat Madisomates itogma, = oo N B T]'Q, RENT-3STORY, HAREMENT AND RUBGEL: ot e marbia-front hosaey all modorn improveignts, 12 e furnnco, No, Bt al N0, 651 Wast dntloiphnt. foF toFmme o APPIT 0, RENT-TiG; NO, 3, %, 23 AND % ON Thirty-sovout 1 botwwoon Lake and Klifs.nvs, ; {n fiod romalr, ‘at"roaachabie’ Tout.” 5. I WHLLS, 16 BUSINESS OHANOES;: ST IOy oo oo s e N CSPE LANGE FORIC HOUSH FOR BATI, IN THT OTRY A Loulstana, Plko Co,, Missourl, 117 miles alioyo 5t. Toni, on tho Misstasippi Iéivor, with'all tho nocossary r= angomonts for tho pork businoss, smioko-houso, atc., with thiroo nores of ground attaclod: This (e a raro ehanco Tar any nnrty deateai of folng nto o pock and provis Dusiticas, as tho surrounding countey fs well stacked with Hoge and & roady mArkat foF thasalo of the product olthor in B, Touts or (xnm.’n, Tooe furthor partigutare, apply F=it {n, (ILBERT PRYOI"& CO., Pravislon Lrokois, No. o Aot N Wil M 8 BUBIN] WITIE A GEP0 N WAO RUEANS RESINESS Yo 2 ta enle, -}‘mln e ona tlo, U divine o1 (o 850 ol iy "N DAcliculnea. by lotiors, {itorviow by apuoint: e, Nolarone teoloaniad” Addvare M7 Nelotno FSTRURART 01t BALE_VTSTOLAR, DO isinoss aatlsfagtory rensanis-fF cn-xn.flfififi?firé-‘f-flfiu"xh}. Callon Mol NRY, 43 113 Tan-coutts GOOD MANUVAOTUIING BUSINRSR TFOR anlo, 7o comnotition, tho valy thing of tho kiws In Ohicago, ~ Inguiro of BMITIL & BURDSALL, Wost iy conmd-st.s hotwoon Throo and Loomis. 7 NOE — &4 DRUG BTORY, EATAD. o e, ipa thilving town of 000 tntiab: mgw dolng & goud bilainots, for talo. ':‘!u;z:”n:nun 3 Annun, 3 ora ontee of JOTN MOKINNKY, Seregoon Naps 53 "D“lgflf ;':\;;:?‘Eu\fl:nn? and Nogotiator, 15 Bouth DRUG STORE JN A GOOD TLOOATION, INTHE city, foraalo, Wil basold at a vory low flguro, In- Quir a£370 Clybourn-av., noar North-nv, . dor, "Wl ba sold ‘Shonp for o Fethiino affce, "~ " o BOARDING TIGUSETORBALH, A SFLENDID OF- portunity for any poraon \vllhhlll(o1n into tho bus Ttoason for solNugy wishing 1o votlro feam tho busl- nesa, For pactionlars call from 8 to 112, m,, or#ta 4p. m,, this wook, a2 Hast Vanlduron-ats Jror BALFE-_BUSINRSS SUITABLI FOR A LADY, fully oatablishod and paying small nmount of onslh rounicad odiato possassion, -Addrosa Di 80, Tribi o uillod, JPORBALE-THEFURNITURE OF A FIRST-CLASS family hoarding-liouso on West Bido, noar Unlon Park. Houso for rent and in good ropatr. W. ¥, BREWSTER, 164 LaSnllo-st., basomont, JroRt SALE-A HTALE TNTEREST IN A WELL JS- tablishod hnrdwaro businos that will bonr & olos i Yostigntion. Uapital roquirod—#$8,000 or 310,00, Aduross D%, Fribtino ofico, N Troun: MILL FOR SALE OF 4 TN OF STON, £ Dowar, aud In ovory particular a complats ity o mml.l‘:(..‘.' Tontrat llfilmv{dyl; u:m fl:'i{'zl’é";‘? e oStata: - For partiouia on TR PLATT £ GO, 147 Randolph ates ovor 1 ldolity ank: 0, RENTZNIGE +ROOM TOUSE, TROOM houso, 8265 good N EAN, S0, B2 good maighborhood. O, LAN, 133 O RENT-HEAUTIFUL OOTTAGE, 410 WEST IN. Inn-at,Alwo dwolling, 411 AAdIscaats W Lttty Moo b 0d Bratoate = 111 tlndlacaat, Wo WAL 70, RENT-AWOSTOIY. OURT, 47 UBNATD: o i1 i s $35, S, o ooyl bo”doalr' oat, ¥2 G TEENT_8-ROOM HOUSR, COMPIFTRIY YOI bishiod, witlh mudorn Amprovaments, nost sronty: socond-st., or thn house may bo rented and fueniture Hioap. Fur particulers taquics at 31 Cottaga bought Gravu-av, R e Ambaess Ayl o0 Poapresises. or at 147 Wontariiav, i o RN "RAME TIOUSE__CORNER OF 3 t. and Tudfansav. For tornis, 1. 57 finst wolfibesty - o CPPN to ETN=FU NS RESIDENCE AT IIGH. land Pork; rant, §W0. Addross. Jtoowm. 2, Tt Butldlig. 10 RENT — JTOUSES 1N GOOD_ LOGATION: gD to good tonmnts, JACOL O. MAGILL, 81 "t i 0 RENT—DO NOT PAY A TIGH RENT UNTIT, _you LiAvo soen tho cotinyo aiul Int wo hasa for 81, 60— it canhy balanca monthly, 11185, WHITING &0, 7[\0 RERT_TIOUSE NO, 119 INDTANA-AV,; GOOD it Bous, can bo. rontod low, TUON. A HILE, 15 oart g TG RENT_OT FOR SATH—A FINST-ULASS MATL bio front hiouse, with all modorn’ Improvements, oa Indiann-nv., noar Yirtoontiat, 1L, I\, ELDRED & GO, 165 Munrao-at. [0 RENT-_NEAT COTTAGE 31 SECOND.ST,, 1k fuomus, only 555 por month, APy ot No. 890 Weat Tfi‘imm_m MIONIGAN-AN., 11 ROOMS, NEW- Iy porod and ntated, fully fémished, ot to tout . furnfabod, or forualo, WAL, J." BARNLY, No. 163 Kast udoly) 0 RENT—A NGV BRIGK 1T0USE, ENGLISI basomont, and (o storloa, with alf modden “Inproro- s, incoln Pack, Inquiro of N. BISEN. 'éi')"n’n‘x”i"\t“' uat Ta W s ABsoN S 61 Kot Itandolpliate, oF ROUERY BTORY, STOUK, AND LOT 11X100, IV A st VS T WA BON, ZhTasatioss, > o L s TIARDWARE STORE FOR BALE IN A FLOURISIT- LL ing town 25 piles from Chiicagos ‘sales last yenr ,000; atook will .§nvoloo about £9,000; mo- compotition, only inrdwaro atoro In the town: A aplondid obance, In- auiro of MCDONALD BROS., 189 Lake-at, JIALE IRTGREST IN A LARGE FURNITURI factory for salo. Dolog a larga Lusigoss. Ono of Rlio firm Kolog In diior business. 11 taken at oncd. ¢at po had ava groat Dargain. . B, BOYD, 160 Woal Wasli- on-st. MAVIEGOT A FORTUNE, AND 1 REQUIRE A yorson wlio han o capilal 0f 10,000 to join mo in manafacturing; {0 the right porson {nducomonts are of- forvd novor bofore mot with in Gliicagos it {s o monopoly £ccured by tho U. 8. Govornmont, gier furthor particulars address B85, Tribune otlics, 1 ARE NUSINESE OHANCE~IN ORDER THAT I may devoto more tino to bauking, 1 offor for salo or Tent my storo-ronm, 26x60, two, stories high, dwelling nd. Jolning. Bplondid collar undor tho wliols, with ‘zwd Warchiouse,” barn, and othor outbulldings couvenient, Havo bulltup within tho last fftocn years s largo ou prompt-paying trade; havo tho oldest snd bost buslaess corner (o town ; rurrounded by ono of tha best farming %nm‘m |Il1nlluln “\u Btdto; nlnb to fll]l" 'l"l“" who mc?]‘l“ usinofs, will offor n good bargein ‘and o Tossonabio torme. 8. D. ALURED, i ALOON FOR BALE, WITIH FIXTURES AN. oituro, for 81,200 cash; your leaso, large hiouso. quiro at 031 South’ Clas ALOON AND RESTAURANT EINTURES FOR salo chioap if taken imnodiatoly, Apply at 39.Wost Ttandolph-st. S‘Rmou AND RESTAURANT FOR SALE OEAD A takon Smmodintely, or wiil tuke » morriod man iu 8s portuer,_Apply at 210 Milwaukoo-ay. 1[0, RENT-OR TEASE TOR SALE-A S-RTORY snd bascmont louss, woll locatad, and adapted for fco.croam yurlars and fino yostaurnat, on Wabashi-av, In. auirg at FOLEY'S, 87 South Clark.st, 0 PANTIRS SLRKING |BUSINESS WE HAVE Tor salo drug, hardwaro, and grocory, storos, Grocery Bouth Sido, carnier store, good trado. ALl at. MOPH LI SON & CO.'8 Ayency, 163 Washingtonst., Room 25, &T00 WILL FURGHASE A GOOD GITY BUST: lf( ness, with 3310 worth of goods, Raro chanco. oom 29, 125 South Clark-st. T Tn- [0 RANT-GAND 753 MIGMIGANAV., T DWELL: 1ngs of 14 rooms oach; can bio_conuectod ; a good loen. flon for irst-cings. bontding. T Ur GARIADRANT, Woodruir Hofol, [0 RENT—NO, 8 NORTIL ADA-ST. TWO.STORY liouso, oast front, 7 roomn. - OMAR BUSHNELL, 1% Rooma 1 and 13, 10 RENT—A NIOE TWO-STORY AND BASEMENT brick houso, 10 roome, all modern {mprovomonts, nt Jotinson-piacs, torth of Thrty-cighth-at., 315 per month, MCUORD & CO., 168 Dearboru: [0 RERT_LARGE BSTORY AND BASEMENT stono front, No. 191 £ills-nv,, furuace, bath-room, Wator, and gas; vory uonr Lorso and stonmi Gars. Also throo good. honses at Hydo L'ark, noar trains; chwap, _ULRION & BUND, b7 Denrborn-st, —~Tn this city, at hia Iato residonce, 144 Sodg. 7 yoars, [0y'8, by tho cars to Calvary Como- TER—Tho fanoral gorvicos af # 0 fold at (o Catlicdral of 8t camor of West “Washin (Wodneaday) attornuon, at 8 o'clock. HUNT—In Chicago, Msy §, 1873, of congastion ohills, irunioral_{fom 191 Firat stroot, to-day, at 11:30 o'clook, onds aro fnvited, 2 N. Y., papers plosso TO RENT-~-STORES, OFFICES, &o. RENT-A HANDSOME STORE IN BRICI , 11l,;_centro of businoss, E3320; or buot,_8nd shiog busingss proforred § dross ANTON SOHIOK] Ulding in Rockiord, dry.goods, slothl RENT-BARN IN T Adnms-st, _Apply at 75 South Sang: ‘r‘i'fiwg'fidfl‘rm%n uilding, No, VAN & 0O, RENT_BECOND, , with power and olevaior, Madison,” Apply st SOOWRIZEL'S'Coifeo Houso, FAR OF HOUSF, 169 WEST on-8t. AND DESK ROOM, OHEAT, 210 LaSalic-at, 8. THIRD, “AND FOURTH tor, 148 Ulark-at, R}l SHIGAN AND PRAIRIE-AVS,, KLE. b s storos and 3 toncnionts, 'Wont. ST °lr’"'§'." (1AL, S LaSullarate MO _RENT — 8% — COLTAGE, § HROOMS AND { ordor; wtor in liouso; 170 West Jack. L e el cusolial fowatly, RUESDELL & OWN, 178 Wost Bladison-at. | RENT-NGAT TRAME COTTAGE, CONTATN, ug 7 rooms, in good order, gas, water, 'y . Warrenav,, onl; -half block weat of Union Parks Tiout, 800 "We D, KERFOOT & CO., 00 Hast Wosk- logton-at, N0 RENT_DWELLING KO, 13 WALNUT.ST., % rootus, couvenivnt aud in good ropair; good barn. Apply on tho promises. T'o’mmr—on TOR SALT, ON EASY PAYMENTS ¥ivo_now I0.rooin brick houses, South Sido; rout; #60.” i, T 1IEAD, 126 Olark-st. [0, RENT—NICE STONE FRONT, _11-ROGM sohage, AT - carior of Moead aoe] Wood-bter Aled 100 and 166 Wood-st.; each 11 roots. Yor torma call at 618 Monroc-st. W, D, BABBITT. #[10 RENT—GOOD 1LRGOM HOUSE AND MODERN improvoments, with b at 114 Abord Foom house At 659 Monroo-s, Bt. Ol at 614 Monroost, W O RENT_SIX NICK PLEASANT ROOMS, PAN- try, and closots, with_water, just calulmioed, two dcore o atruot cars, 100 Bouth Wood-shs V0 RENT—A WEST §IDE DASEMENT FOR DIN- Ing-rooms or manufacturd Soutli Clinton-st. or yn D, STO. RENT-LAUNDRY OF 7' 48 South Dozplah 'HE BT. OHARLES [0, RENT_O & PIVSIGIAN, PART OF R ‘nishiod offico o tha cornor of Stato and Madisou-sts, Addross DENTIST, T STORT; AND DW ELLING ON CORNER I'and Lincoln-sts, compiotod om June 1 oquize of GIlA aod Jocation for di BRRNUH, No. 75 10 RENT- BTORIE, WITH DWELLING ROOMS AT- por month rolerenco raqulrod, 0 RENT—LARGE STORE 81l WEST RANDOLPIT. 23, 168 )'c‘:sfwmnnnon»-z. ok To RENT-RIOF, LIGIT BTORE al v 8 NO. %70 NORTIL Dors o G 0. it 00", W it Washing. ON THE CORNER OF TIFTH- contalning 85 rooms, including Inundey, hot and Gold water. oc month. W D, X Dath room, wator o Apply to chrnor o tho ps 0 RENT—AN ELEGANT LARGE STOWF, GOOD any businces; low ront toa good fonant, Apply on romises, 77 Donckornists A BTORE WITH A GOOD GELLAR, 107 istod-at._Inqulre at 104 Bouth alutod-st. 1ight, suftablo fo . STO Satory nm} bas: TO EXCHANGE. Ol EEXOIANGE—OR HAL high, rulling pratcle lands i t 5,00 ACRES OF 0 Btata of Towa. Thosa tho lino of raflroads, aplundidly il1 soll fu quantitios to adaptod for grain ur stook. W crodit, or oxchiango. for suit and giva ton_yonra' roporty oe moroliauluo, -t [0 EXCITANGE~2 FEET ON FIFTILAV,, NEAR Tiarrison, for pruduotive eit rty, Ono_of tho tinst cornor bul nuen; lut 10x1s0; 43,00 to 340,00 property takon 1n s, Tluiso on Sonth Halstod.at, for ¢, fuat, for two South Side sealdonoesy y i VAN OF 16 n Lee Connty, 1L, for 00 oF 86,000 cash dil to Agont, 18 Olark-st., It AND LOT MIGHIGAN- i orb aores at Lawns ings on ono of the ave- 0 EXOIANGR—A NP aorus of land, well inproved, Xi G av., for aninoumberod lots. dalo, uitnoumbored, for hauso and lot worll #15,0007 will a1 3 lh i morchandiso, &o, une Lo #1000, e Wo SKA i NO, 63 FULTON-B: ‘with corner lot 285117 foul X0 Lo storlos and fivat-class, 4 10 ol on Ubgen! torins or oioliango for vacaut lote. A" o, Suburban. O RENT—A FINE LARGE LIOUSE AND LOT AT Glonsoa, uoar tho Iy shuro, 18 nllcs from Clleage s walk fron: depot; situation hixh and health nr,}uwl ), u‘:fllla 3 nnh{’hh‘l[:rhoml nlud lurlrfll:l:illlg I“dl:;lls‘l;‘b Gt to Ubicngn by tho yoar low : will ac . T fi?xlmog?lf? W, ;Gn W E ‘\va."l:emur Laky and Oanal-sts. 'O RENT—1WO GOOD LIOUSES AT HYDI PARK, 11 Dne depots ot B per ot ULIIGH & HOND, 8 Joarbor: TO RENT--ROOMS, 0 RENT—FURNISHED ROOMS EN BUITE OR T, in aTuy twe 1arud GRTurwisbad parlors, with i mudorn” Lmiprovements, fn marbfo front houwso 'No. 13 Lieldgo oourt, Also largo dinlug-room, o wholo base: ment. N RENT-BLEGANTLY-FURNISHED ROOMS, BY e T ek o ot e Wilikta Liook, No. 81 & WILL BUY A LARGE OASIH BUSINESS, $150lf takon Igudn » Tho ownor, ‘hnvln&nlhur busl- neas, will soll choap, _Innuiro at 23 Wost Lake-st, 3 TO 3800 WILL BUY A NO. ISALOON, ON BD00 Ftron st e Ol Shoat vors Jon A druns 221, Tribuns obloos 3 X TO : aniorprisca in \Wosts it 1s & momopols, Jargo cash riors on hand. A fort bo roailzod, ity iven for tho invostmon WANTED=--TO RENT: |lulh=‘llt- Hfluf::n:ncluvlngn,:fimu. Addross A 29, Tribuno otlico. VWANTED-TO RENT_BY AN AMERIOAN FAR, ily, 4 0r & raoms, suftablo for housokeoping, (Yot Bido: ront 818 to §2; good reSoronces. Address A 76, ino oltico. TWANTED TO RENT-A COTTAGE OR ROOMS on tlio North or Weat &tdo, in” good nflm‘:'mm Amoricans, na ohildron, bost of caro, A ferms and focation, A &0, Tribuno offico. T et s s 3 o curth aud Biatosis. Addrosa 1069 ‘And- 1070 Twont; Stato: VWARTEDTO RENT-A BMALL GOTTAGE ON throo Syoras sultable foe Rowsakuoptir ‘Sotiralhod: Al Qrogs, stating torms aod location, J 110, Storil's ofico; ’WANTED—TO RENT—ON THE SOUTH BIDE, A AV mmall” cottago or paxtof s liouso, furniatied or - I onsokeoping for ‘ gty gotebls o SavSkephied for nep W A e it o fat-olaes bonidara: ouno, e o fieat. onrdors; South or Waat Sido, W. . BREWSTEIR, 164 Lasatlo: st., basomont. ] 'TED—TO RENT—AT ONOE, 4 O 5 GOOD Ao, Tiobk husiaags portion of (i ify. "Addram R. & 1L, Tribung oflico. TED — T0 RENT — FOUI ROOMS FOL W inaping an Wt STle, 260 ok a o1ce0d 420 Apply at 617 West Biadison-st. ANTED—TO RENT—A GOOD HOUBE, WITH 13 W o 1 rooma In good ondor, and » ko bafn o theoe i 0 Park proforrod. r Plrone St FONRER, 16 Esat Washingtancat, ANTED—_TQ RENT_HOUBES—WIE HAVE NU- o1 housos from good tonsnts, ) I IAOOH 8 N R s Soath Olapiat. INSTRUCTION. ERMAN “KINDERGARTEN, WESI SIDE, 153 ‘Houth Morgan-st., coroor dackson, Messrs, HUR- MESTEL 4 BTN FOUND. T TN WADABIL-AV, STAGE, ON MONDAY O e . cnoraaless, which owaos ¢ab Java. by Calliny at 107 and 163 Lnhornt: Doarburnsst.; cliargos ronsonablo. 10 RENT-REAUNFULLY FURNISHED SUTTES ovorlyoking Lake, No. Tivantyifeiests - Taquiro of PALMEILE GOLT, 81 Washe oY 'NT—A FTRONT AND BAOK PARLOR FUIL. nisbiod fur twoor throo gontlomon, without board, Addross N 18, Tribune oftica, gaz, wator, aml wator-clasots, liouackoopinis 33 Weat Madisonat. WILLIAM L. AHOMTPHOR, 235 Wost Badlion: 70 WENT — & NICRLY TFURNISHED LARGE Teon( roon at 867 Wust Aladison-st,, up staics, “Guita- Bl for two singlo gontlomon, _Prico $31 b o, 2y “NO, 11 HONOREST., SECOND DOOT souily of Madisou, Inrgo olegantly furnishod front Foou, with all modorn ‘truprovemonts, for gentioumon and [0 RENT—ROOM—63 WEST VAN BUREN-ST., fino front room, without board, to two gentlemen, furulalisd or unfurhishod. LEASANTROOMS, WITH OR WITI- Suguud rloor, 198 Twonty.sucoud-st. TO A SMALL FAMILY—I NIOE ROOMS ulcavo and kdtolion 35 por mouth 3 blocky from Unlon 'ark, INIBHED AND PLEAS. ¥ Twvonty-Lirst~ 2 A uom on Michigun-av, o8, Week b Auires A 2 i o URNISIT RNISHED r without board; bsth room, hot and Wabusheay, FRONT ROOM WITH ALCO Tum}xl netagan, overlouking tho lako; furnishicd hand. somely: nullufilu for gontloman und wile, or singlo partios, Firat-cluss partios uced ouly apply. 538 Chlcayo- MO RE OOMS—1T WEST VAN BUREN.ST Lo largo frout rooms, first tloor;: also front room seo. ond fluor; furnisliod witl couvenionces for housekeoping, destred. ONT ALOOVE-ROOM Wout Wash ¥ [i0 RENTZA ERW NICK UNFURNISHED ROOMS .l. Tor famillew, with buurd, at the Parker House, cornor of Hnlstod and Mudfson, Also tablo boardera acéommo- AUOTION SALES, By GEO. I’. GORE & CO., 2, 31, and 25 Randolph Boos, Shioas, & Simpers AT AUCTION, BY CATATLOGUE, On Wednosdny, May 7, at 0 1-2 &, m, Ing f DESIRABLE GOODS: 6, o gong & co., 22, 34 und % East Kandolphest, By GEO. P. GORE & CO. 289 West Liake-st., cor, Carpontor, VERY DESIRABLE FURNITURE, bolng tho entira contents of a thirtoon-room _biouso, will bosold at auctlon, on WEDNESDAY, MAY 7, 4610 s, ., prowy Tho abiavo comprisea ovorstbing necossary to tho fur- nislsfug of a complots houo, G. P, GORE & CO., Auotionors, 74 TWENTY-SECOND-ST,, NEAR INDIANA-AY, AT AUCTION, On THURSDAY, MAY 8, ot 10 o’olook, FIRST-OLASS FURNITURE, Parlor and Chambor Bots, Ensy Chairs, Mar- ble-Top_Burcnus, Dedstonds, Mattrossos, Marblo-Top Tablos, Marblo-Tah Gonunodos, Mirrors, Jxt, Tablos, Whut-Nots, Brossol and Wobl Guipot, Otiin, Siivor dnd Glass- 0, Joo] ovos, 3 Too Chosts, il G. B, GOI & GO, Auot'rs. datol first-clngs at 36 por wook., 2 3 1[I0 BENT-RESPLOTABLE FATIE DESIHOUS of argo, pross and runting & frant uleovu rooms, with Bath -room attagliod, muy spply at’ 841 Wabash-av, doors north of Woudruil” Houso; no otlior boarders o TAN TAVE SOME DESTRARLE city businuas pro poxslangofary facin or n poal- donco, KERR, DAVISON & [ 13 Tatal XUHAN(IH—'I‘\VQ‘LD 5§ ON BOUTIL OANA 1 ovod elty proporty. ' GO, S0 Lasalle: SN, i KZA G001 TWO-STO Wont Bldo~ g Tocatlon--lurvas Dntoi Park aptat Ghiurelis” 1. 3, FOU i 1ok, o n for a suoend Adureas b 2, i ibimo oifco WARTED- 0t ‘woudls, notion and shbos, ahd furs wudor & goud staty of road—obu farm of 116 aures, T A BTOOK OIF hity ru, § farihe fn Mason i outiof 11 woros, ad oo fousa aud $lats U ptorsmnte, T OLAIRVOYANTS, . LEW ANDD MADAM MAYNARD, § ot ad Madtcat tlodubus, 10 Wort 3 T-NO, 19 GURLEY.RT,, BEVEN ROOMS, N oUNG'E ROV, T Non 1 Dowst ij\u TCENT-RIENT 55 BIOND FIO0R &3l TURN. . sldo-at, i nuw briok, §nico rooma, ~olosots, pantries niid "wator-olusut, cunipluto for hotsokuopitiy; olso Fooins, e PLEABANTLY BITJATED TURNISITED ipagaty or on siite) for gontlomen or lady and aotloman; mdomn bnproveinents, privato (auily, wear Jutrorson arke,” Addross M 83, Tribuno ottice, 110 RENT-IANDSOMELY "FURNISIED TROONS, o i siif0; Lopbatcats aotonmodatods Rov 4, 14 Mladisun-at., noar Miohigan-av, o Ry N"I ll‘mll'l);ul o}n ‘fi‘ufiixl\iuflfif’?'(«gfi“,fi& , 8201 lowor! B10; ho atoro, attd e, Aot ALY, 17 Dourborn-st., Room 11 1] NN LY FURNISIED. Iniod Somnt o 17 O Mauroo._Iniulrs as Hoom 5. STRAYED OR STOLEN, 1) FROM JOH, BMITH'S, GROCERYMAN, t), ong modium ru q’l'lb\ Y 1) wornor Wright and Slaty.first-sts, anwy Whoit hovse, liade warn from tho neck s any ona gly. g duformating ar rotweniug vaid caw will bo 1iborally ro- wardud, JOB, BALTIL, By HAVENS & CO., Augtionoors, 63 Bouth Canal-st, REGULAR WEDNESDAY'S SALE, CROCKERY, GLASSVARE, CUTLERY e, . M, FURNITURE, CARPETS, BRDDING, &, 160 HALE GEESES XD CADDESOFTEAS 3P, M. AUOTION SALE. 400 OENTRE-AV,, coruer Blue Island-av, FANOCY AND STAPLE Dry Goods, Notions,&oe., TO OLOST THE BUSINUES, BATURDAY, May 10, ot 2 p. m, AVENS & GO,, Auotlonooss, 8 Bouth Cans ___ AUOTION SALES By WM. A. BULTTERS & CO. SECOND GRAND ARTS AT American Art Grallery, or NEW_YOI!K. An oxtromely OH%‘IIOE UOLLEOTION of OIL PAINTINGS, By Colebrated Artiats of the Modoern School, will bo sold by WM. A, BUITERS & CO,, At their Salosrooms, 565 & 57 South Canal-st., dnestay and Thorstay, May 7 and 8, alo at 2% and 734 p, m, oach day. This oolleotion will embraco tho worka of” 11 d orn;fly-known Acrtistae Among them are tho; Ohas, A, Somors, . Marfo, Hug'e Taylouro, W.C.A. 9 ug'e Taylour L dg“xfiluh‘, B, N. Oarvatho, Gilig;?nlmnnlng g. G, Hontwicle, 0B uol, Alsg, PIO‘I‘UREBLEINE PABTEL AND OHRYBTAL MED. 3 fully mounted in The Pointings sre tasto! fino Gold Loaf Fromes, and will bo gold to= hor, Tho Pictures will bo on oxhibition, froe, tiol catalogue, on and aftor On Wednesday, May 7. Fine New Top Buggies ; Trotting, Side Spring, Domocrat, and. Exproess Wagons, Phaetons; Doubloe and Single Harness; at 25 and a1 Wullk ‘Washington-st,, on Y ISR 0., Autionsors, On Thursday, May 8, Alarge ling of Castom-made Clfhing, spring styles.- A largeline of Latest Style Paragols, Alavge tine of Mew's and Boys' Hats and Caps, Alarge Tine of Straw Goods. - Alarge lne of Saratoga and other Trunks, Womon’s and Misses’ Hoss Goods, Onssimeres, WEDNESDAY, W 3, Shoes, Notions, WAL A, BUTTERS & CO. On Thursday, May 8. DRY GOODS, Roady-made Clothing, Straw Goods, Carpoting, Boots, Shoes, etc., AT AUCTION, on TIIURSDAY, May§, at 03 o'clocky' St I-at. a8 a7 o O rrems & 0 By ELISON & FOSTER. Central Hall, ‘Wabash-av, and Twonty-second-st. Valuahle Works of Art AT AUCTION. ELISON & FOSTER would respect{ull tion of art-lovors to a now and valuahlo c PAINTINGS AND WORKS OF ART, HARLES RODE, nnrm‘:,\'n'lolvxlzllfllllm at = ollocted during tho past Eaa,, of Braokisn, Now Yor Cornor Wabash-av, and Twonty-second-st., cominenclug on Monday, Mayb, 1873, This colloction comy Lont Farolgn and Amorlcan i ntative piotures of tho following welle Voo Stackonborg, |B: D. Lowls, dacnucs Carabai 1. Y% sob : 00, « "A. Dol Van Soverdonk, GCTION, withoutrasarvs, ‘WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY, Afternoons and Evonings, May 7 and 8, commencing at % ELISON & FOSTER, Auctiongers. 383 West Randolph-st. GENTEEL FURNITURE AT ATUCTION, On Thursday Morning, May 8, at 10 o'clock, Bruasels and Wool Carpots, Fino Parlor Furnitur, Dle-Top Gtambor Sots, Mirror, um and Kitalien Lurniturs, olo to bo sold BY A1 Ol Pantings, D! {legnnt Chins and Gi FOSTER, Auctioneoms. Chattel Moxr'tgage Sale Honsebold Furnifure, AT ATCTION, : * On Friday Morning, May 8, ot 10 o'olook, At our Brlesroom, 87 Markot-st. Byordor of JAS. B. ST 2 2 ELISON & FOSTER, Auotlongors. By EDWIN A, RICE & CO. Grand Action Sale aud Carnival ‘of Music At the Conservatory of Musie, 038 Indinna-av, corner. of Twentieth-st., Thursday, May 8, at 2 o’clock p. m, Thy ty of Prol. GOLDBEOK, who losves fo1 ucopo n & fow days, consiating of ono Boautital OEXTROIOII OCRG.AIN, Four Magnificent Pianos. LEGANT HOUSEROLD FURNITUR ey Cow 414 pouieg Cals 10 1ing blooded Seolc ) ony Diirlinm Cow and Baddle, vory styllsh and guite now, &o,, &a, 18, ly boen put up thros months, is very powerful swool-toned, onv af tho bost over turnad dut by lte make ore (thy Sustly-colobrated Johnson & Co., of Weatilolly & Du{l&‘"a%!- 81,800, o Good muslolans will ba prosent and onturtain thoso in attendanco by s divplay of thomorfts af thu fastrumonts, "Thy Futniture is slmost niow, and rich, consiating of Tarlor and Chambor Sotd, Din Cavo, Onzhiots, Plano Covors o Chatrs, 20 Surtoos, & This 1g oo of 1ho grando Balo pisitiva and without ro EDWIN A, RIOE & Ci Oftir roow Furnituro, B Stools, Loungos, Easy TRogular Wedneadny’a Snle of DRY G0ODS, GLOTHING, &, I8 MORNING, at 446 o'clock, | Fulllino of 64 Bug- Jixh. Unasluinron tnd D) of " Blac scqucs And, Al lnvdtoo dowoley wind Plated Sneques Rud, Hliaw) it &' HARRISON, Auotio HAR and 5 Houth Gagat AUCTION SALH OF Carriages & Harness, THURSDAY, May 8, at 10 o’clock. TAYLOR & HARM RISON, Auctionces a1 -2.1 ) s:;:pf'«'fqnf By BILUSH, SON & CO. UNCLAIMED FREIGHT, AND GOODS IN STORE. oisrges, in Hayinond r Wa will soll ta 25 and 237 Michlgo sanriniont bf ousolold 1 o, o o Hougokony wao, Bt ! 13 50, Augtionoars, & i Matlona