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

THE CHICAGO DAILY TRIBUNE: THURSDAY, MAY 8, 1873. FOREIGN. Humiliating Display of American Pro- ducts at Yienna, Frightful Accident in Hungary---21 Killed and 40 Wounded. Precarious Condition of the Health of the Pope. AUSTRIA. ViexNA, May 7.—~Thoe Ministor of Commorco gavo sn cntertainmont last ovening to thoof- ficials of tho Exhibitlon. Among the toasts glvon on tho occaslon was ono by Bayard Taylor to * Tho Industry of Austrin.” Towpox, May 7.—The Vienna corrospondent of tho Daily Netws, in o lottor to that journal, ridicules tho Amerlcan Dopartment of the Exhi- ‘bition, and gives tho following e a corroct list of the articlos to be seon in the section assigned 4o the Unitod Statos : 'T'wo casos of Qolt's fire- arms, threo binnacles, onostuffed eaglo, two salt-collars, o dontist's chalr, and six bottles of wator takon from the Missiesippl River. Tho explanation of thia mosgre display ia found in the formor mismanagement of tho American gection ; and it is confidontly hoped now that the new Commissionors and oxhibitora have ono actively to work to repair tho evil offects, §e “Roods fiom Amorica will bo spoodily uns acked, and tho oxhibitions from that country ‘will como up to the standard expeotod. A grund military review inhonor of the Prince of Wales took place hero to-day. i ool CANADA. Special Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune, O17AWA, Ont., May 7.—In tho Capital allal- lusions to Bir Hugh Allan's mission are to tho of- foct Lhat it hins utterly failed. What next? istho uestion, ‘It is folt that the Governmont's Pa- cific Raflway policy has onded in a flasco. Publio opinion was found &0 strong against the socxat doings of tho Pacific Railway Cammit- 0o that the inquiry will be publicly conducted. The Houso, however, by s majority of 81, de- cided to postpone thoe investigation. Tho improssion_prevails gonorally that Sir John A. MacDonald desires to ovade tha investi- _gation of the charges, whilo the Hon. Mr. Hunt- ington, who mado tho cbnriun yestorday, stated that he now wss moro than over nesured of his ability to_substantiate them, snd was pre- X‘ued immediately to tonder his praof. . ackenzie, tho leador of tho Opposition party, inquired, in his spooch, why tho Governmen was 80 angry at the chargo, snd why so foarful of being put to proof. SPAIN. New Yong, May 7.—A lotter from Spain enys : The Carlist army in Navarro numbors 3,500 men, 1,000 boing unarmed or armed with pikes only. 'he remainder are well armed with suporior rifles. Besides those, and co-oporating with them, aro_twenty-two bands, numbering 9,353 men. Ordors have boen given by Don Carlos to shoot tho Cure of Santn Cruz, owing to his ex- cossea and cruclties, but, as ho confines his oper- ations to tho mountains, it is not thought likely that oither tho Republicans or Carlists will cap- ture him. MADRID, MAX 7.—Don Alphonso and his band aro stirrounded noar Igualade, and it is thought Ao will surrender, BAYONNE, May 7.—Tho Carlists lost fifty killed and twonty prisoners in thoir attack, a fow days since, on tho town of Vern, in Navarre, 1t is reported that the Comminsary General of tho Carlist forces Lias absconded, taking with him all the cash on hand. T g HUNGARY. ViENNA, May 7.—A dispatch from Pesth an- nounces o shocking railway accident near that city. Twenty-ono persons aro reported killed outright and forty injured, some of whom it is suppoeed, ‘will die. Bix carrisgos woro complete- 1y domolished. g ITALY, Loxpoy, May 7.—A dispatch from Romo says that the condition of the Pope is precarious. WASHINGTON. THE VAGANT DENCIT. ‘WasmiNaToN, May 7.—Although the Chief Justice is hardly cold in denth, speculation is al- ready rife as to his succeseor. In the absence of the President nothing deflnito can be known on the subject. Rumor is busy with tho names of Benators Conkling "and Edmunds, both of whom have herotofors boen understacd to be aapirants for tho Chiof Justiceship, It is also esid that Attornoy-Genoral ~Williams is a candidate, The Bupremo Court has just adjourned for the eummer, and the Prosident will have amplo timo to select & Chief Justice beforo it moets in Octobor, THE WABHINOTON TREATY. Secrotary Fish Lhus been officially notified that the Parliament of Great Britain, the Parliamont of Cantds, and the Logislature of Prince Ed- ward Jeland have perfacted ll nocessary logiela- tion to ?hlo offcct to Articlos 18 to 25 and Arti- slo 30 of the Troaty of Washington, which relate > ho fishery question. PROTEST AGAINST CHARLES FRANCIS ADAYS, 1t is understood that the surviving members of President Lincolu's Cabinet purposo publish- ing a card, wherein thoy will refute cortain state- monts mado by Charles Francie Adams in s oration upon tho life and character of William H. Soward. Thoe idea was suggested by tho late Chief-Justico Chnse, who, after roading Mr. Adame’ oration wasg, of the gi)iniun that ho did foee injustico not only to Mr. Lincoln, but to he mombers of his Cabinet. The card will probably be nropared by Montgomery Blair, and will be mfinnd by that “gentleman and Gideon ‘Welles. Had Judge Chage lived hoe would have signod it also, and, ashis views were well-known to the gentlemen, his name will be affixed. New Yong, May 7.—Rumorsaround_the Unit- od States Court buildings names ex-Judge and ex-United States District Attorney Edwsrds Ploflagnnt a8 tho probablo nomines of President Grant to fill the vacancy occasionod by the death of Chief Justice Ohose, But tho political friends of Senator Conkling are very confident that he will be tho successor. ‘SPRINGFIELD. Bills Approved by the Governor--A VetossAppointments-=Articles Filod, Syecial Lispateh to The Chicago Tribune, Serinarizey, I, May 7.—Gov, Beveridge concluded his examination of the billa passed by the Twenty-eighth General Assembly to-day, and approved Senate bill 380, allowing railronds to borrow money, and to mortgage their prop- erty and franchiscs ; ‘Benate bill 406, rogulating the Itlinois Industrial University, and to make an appropriation therefor ; Benate bill 232, mak- ing an appropriation to orect the south wing of the Northern Insane Asylum at Elgin ; bill 330, an appropristion in ald of the erection of a building for the Eye aud Ear Infirmary’ at Chi- ce%o: Houso Dbill 304, concerning jurors. He vetood Houso bill 870, Tho following is & oopy t In my opinfon thin bill 1n in viclation of Bec, 18, Artl. cl6 3, aud the fifteonth clause of oo, 2, Arflcls 4, of tne :é\:?’:l‘::}'ffi“l 1 Loreforo, withiold y approtal o o the bame 1RV Gmea ot tno Bogrelary ot Buate, o ou» hersio (8lgnod) Jonx L, Bevenina, Governor, Gov, Boverldge removed E. F. K, Cochrane, Public Administrator of Macon County, to-day, and appointed in his atead James V. Boggs. Ile alvo ardered an eloction for Coronor to bo held :n firi&gnwn Goumyon‘thu fldf}“}f”"m prox.,, o 0 VA0ANOy acoagione tho rosignati of M. R, Wr]ghl.y ¥ paasioy Licensos to do business were issued to-day by tho Bocrotary of State to the Milan Dlulfillng Qompany, of Milan, INl, capital $50,000; the Thiinols Bmoke-Burner éompnny of Chicago, capital #100,000; South Branch fmmbor Com: paoy, of ci:m(fl;, capiel 8100,000; and tho nBtru o "'H'IW“&Q“O- ction Company, of Chicago, capl 88 Frances T. Millard, President of th Ladios' Onllslzu‘ viae B pnl'ntud‘ by Gov. Dav: erldge, to-day, to bo a Trusteo of the Women's Centennial Assoclation of Ameries, BrniNarieLp, I, May 7,—Tho earnings of the Qlinois & Michigan Canal for the month of April were 810,140, The falling off is charged to the Inspector of Grain fn Chicago. Mr. Miine, of the Canal Commissioners, in making his ro- ort to the office hory, in a lottor dated yoster ay, saya: ¢ Therois flebl dlasatisfaction with tha Tospeotor of Grain In Chicago. Our Buper- intendont has beon down the line, and reports that tho canal interest is going to suffer severo- ly from that cause, the grain men all makin arrangements to nh‘p by rail. He prediots tha wo will get as much corn in May as wo have gob in April. Iosnys: ‘I havo nlottor from Ot- f;:d‘ g:{: mr{:l(n‘fhuy‘lll thoy wn\lld&nn\l one N 1] n, submit to tho impoait; w."r:uk sgsinathus then CINCINNATI. Bocond Day of the Great Festivales Afternoon nnd Evening goncort, . Grent Succoss, Special Dispatoh to The Chicago Tribune, Omvoiinati, May 7.—Cincinnali, which was vory quiot yoatorday, is inclinod to-day to bonat and oxalt horself ovor tho success of tho con- cort last ovening, Tho local papors, by a vory thorough aystom of interviewing, have managed to pick up views of oritles and mu- sloiaus . from abroad, prosonting thom, as woll as their own, and are jubilant, 88 well thoy maybo, In tho German saloons, rostaurants, and gardons, ospooially in that classical roglon, “over the Tthino,” tho disoussion waxes hot ovér Thomas' tempos. His bold innovations upon tho vonerable traditions which cluster about the oratorlos and symphonios, joined to his Wag- norlan proclivitics, havo sroused the wrath of the conservativo Gorman critics, which oven Doer will not wash down. Meanwhilo, Thoman goos on his way soronely, a8 if no war wore rng- g about his oars, and, being mastor of the sltuation, takes his time a8 ho ploascs, The hotals aro crowded to overflowing with sirangors, who have como to tho fostival, and thero is o vory genoral oxpression of delight at tho Pomarkablo succoss with which {t has startod oft. This fooling ia aleo ehared by tho managors of tho fostival, and as the commoncemont indi- caton a financisl, as woll as musical success, overybody {8 bappy and Cinclonati is bound to enjoy horseil, , Tho matincs this nfternoon was almost as largely attonded a8 tho concort Iast _evoning, _notwithstanding that tho rain has poured in torronts all day, Tho programme was in most respects & vory light one, and like most matines programmos in fosti- wals of thia kind, was arranged for the purposo of glving tho nclista and orclestra an oppor- tunity to perform thoir show piocos. Tho ‘moat attractivo foatures were the orchestra’s pl?lng of the allogretto to Boothovon's Eighth Bym- hony ; tho chorus singing of Mozart's ** Avo orum,” which wns given in_ & _mejestio and polid style worthy of tho musio; Whituney's emnging of tho ‘ Rolling in Fanmlngl.ullluwu," thieadagioof which ho gave vory offoctively; and Mrs. Smith's singing of the barcarole from tho “8tar of tho North,” with fluto obligato, in which her brilliant execution scoured an oncora The noisy xi'nunr of the rain on the roof spolled many of the pianissimo offects, but nobwilh- standing this the concert was a very favorable one. v The ovening concort was thoe groatest miccoss thus far, although tho programmo was o vory heavy one for an audienco, snd therofore quite nx‘mlmenlul. Notwitbsetanding the rain, which' etill continned o fall, tho sudience was s very large and onthusiastic one, and nt ono timo in the evening broke into =& porfect furoro of applause. The pro- gramme openod with -the Bach Buito "No, 8, which was given with oxquisito fecling and sentiment, At the commencoment of the sacond part, or tho aria of tho Suito, thora was consid- orablo confusion caused by poople coming in, Mr. Thomas at onco stopped the aris, snd waited until he Liad secured_a porfectly quiot house be- fore ho recommonced, and receivod a round of applauso for his handsome succoss in disciplin- hgr;udloncuu. o gront foaturo of tho evening, and, indeed, the groat, success, was the performanco of the sconns from Gluck's Orpheus,” Miss Cary singing four or five of the principal recitatives snd arias with the choral asccompaniments. The porformance of it lasted about throe-quarters of an_ hour, and was froquently interrupted with hearty npfflnueu. In conduocting it, Mr. Thomas’ usunl quiet and unimpassioned manner wes changed to o norvously-onor- E«flo one, which™ nat only ehowed that o folt o Liad o great work in ‘hand, but also that hie was detormiined that it should succocd, and it did. »Miss Cary's rich and powerful voico was noyer uged to bettor offect, and her mothod of singing both'tho rocitatives and arias showed anuine artistic finish. Her only lack wasin the intonse dramatic forco which this musio noeds. In quantity and quality of voice, and in echolarly work, ~ thero was no lack, the closa of her Inst aris, ** I havo lost my Buryy dice,” sho was lLoartily applauded, and, whon she left tho stage, tho nudionco gave vont to its de- light in a porfect furore of npplauss, which grow into an ovation, Bho was three times rocalled, amid shouts and bravos, znd waving of handkor- chiofs, and an onthusinstic domonstration from tho chorus,’ eospecinlly on tho alto side, which she gratefully acknowlodged. Tho chorus acquitted itsolf magnificontly in its trying. numbers, and swept through 1ho tromendously dramatic passages with irse- sistibla powor sud almost n prostissimo of ra) idity. In ono or two of tho chorusos Mr. ‘Thomns was vory exacting, but his own enorgy inspirod the singers. It was a groat triumph, and old musicians, overlooking 5 few trifl]ng blemishes which were only porcoptible to tho mos critical, declared that the chorus singing was simply marvelous. Tho * Corlolanus Overture,” and tho Schumann Symphony in ¢ wore finely given, although tha Iattor, in_soma of its numbors, Was very heavy, and tho _sudionce grow very restless boforo i closed. Mrs, Dox- ter, an amatour soprano of this city, sang ¢ With Vordure Clad,” from the ¢ Croation.” Bho hes a remarkably fresh, sweet voice, of mod- erate power, and displays fine musical intelli- lgxm“ and an excellent school of culture. Bho s8 sludied and sang abroad, and, slthough moving in the highast circles of tho cily, still devotes horself to music, The ‘¢ Hallolujoh Chorus” closed tho concert. This afternoon the school children have the stage, and this evening the Ninth 8ympbony, which is the umwnm feature of tho featival, will be given with full ohorus in the second part, and Mrs, Smith, Mies Cary, Mr. Varley, and Mr, Tudolphsen in the quartatte. BETTER LET HER ALONE. Cora Reod, the young girl who attempted to commit suiclde Iaat Saturday ovening, by taking morphine, at tho houso of Bello Dimick, on South Clinton street, recovered from the effects of tho drug. Yesterdny afternoon sho made a secondattempt to take herlifo,by tho same moans, at the Johnson House, cornor of West Madieon and Desplainos stroets. About 3 o'clock in the afterngon, one of tho chambermaids of the house informed Mr. Johnson that the room oc- cupied by the girl had not been opon during the day, and that the gnshad been burniog. Re- poated knocks brought no answer, and, %cnrln something was wrong, the door was forcet opon. The girl found upon the bed, apporently dymg, Ier oyes were fixed and glassy, nmiy sho breathed with groat dificulty. Drs, Young, Dunn,.and Dun- canson were quickly summongd. The caso wus surrendored to the lattor physician, who attond- «od her faithfully until about 9 o'clock last night, whion sho was roported out of danger. The girl came to tho house on Monday night, in a car- riage, and stated that she had juet acrived in the clty. ' In her bed wara found an ompty bottlo of morphine and a Bible. From some letters found in hor pookot, it is thought that hor fatlier's irhemflc(mt has driven hor to desiro death rather 8 lifo, s BAPTIST SUNDAY-SCHOOL WORK. A mooting of the Babbath-Bchool workers of the city wag held in the locture-room of the First Baptiat Church, Wabash avonue, noar Hubbard .court, last evoning. The aitendance was not vory large. O, Loach, of Galesburg, prosided. Briof addressos woro mado by B, I, Jaoobs, the Rov. E. B. Edmonds, of Wisconsin, tho Rev, J.7 0, Baker, Btate Bunday-Behool Missionary for Tllinols, and others. The fmportance of ed- ucating obildron was dwelt upon at somo length, and rn%rot oxpressed that so little intorest was taken in the Babbath-School. In the southern art of the Btato children wero plonty, b sohool-houses scarce, Other donomina- tiona entablished oburches and Hunday- Bohools, and in_conssquonce wero toaching Bap- tista dootrines differant from thoso that they had boon taught fn youth, and thelr children’ wag woro taken into the msohools, and gradu- Ay’ Doth woro bolug lod” away ° from the Bapilst Church. = The work _thero was hopeful, and an jntoroat should be taken i i, Unless tho pooplo of tho northern part of the Biato subsoribed monne to pay tho malaries of missionaries in “gypt," the lflfld might s well be sbandoned, #ubscription was taken u&) and about $100 realized. T'he meeting then A ]ournad. —_——— PRESIDENT GRANT. Prosldont Grant, accompanied by Mayor Medill and other gentlomen, visited the Board of I'rade yoatorday at about noon, and was recelved by the mombers, He was lod to the rostrum and intro- duged by President Qulyor, after which ho made tho following sposch, almost inandible to thoso nonrest to him 1 ' j i GENTLEMEN OF 5115 ToAnp or Tanr: To vislling Jour elty, after baving Leen stsent from it lttlo. more AT Trovad beyond, Pk o betmes e et at 1 wan Biro, '1'am Very happy 10 bo here toudag, ® T B o was followod by Senator L Ma: Modll, Tiio prcty thon wans b9 Fynci at. Kane wood, tho rosidenco of United Blates Collector Judd, 'Fhe aftornoon wi d horses on the boulevard, 48 Seaihaling. foal THE DIXON HORROR. Tho Norsc and IBuggy NRecoverodss Mrss Wilcox Recovoring=-Tho Forry == A Dnngerous Institution == The Question of n New Bridgo -« ¥Four More Rodics in tho WaterssProcoods ings at tho Coronor’s Inquoat Yca= torday Aftermoon. Special Dispatch to The Chicago Tridune, DixoN, Ill, May 7.—Many inquiries are made nabout the fato of tho horso that waa loft on tho wrook, ruefully contemplating his distant fricnda and admirora. Workmen wero directod to tear up the planking in the centro of tho bridge suMoiently to allow of his passing through, and ho waa lowered by monns of ropes, apparently quite contented. Aa soon a8 ho touohed water, they let go tho ropos, and he {mmediatoly breasted tho current and swam gallantly to shore, whore he allowed him- gelf to bo quiotly seoured, and walked off, Mrs, Wilcox, » lady from the East, who was roported in danger from her injurlos, is recov- oring. Tlgn forry which has beon froquently referrod to but not described, is situated above the dam about 160 yards. Tho dam is above tho bridge nbout 800 yards. Iron pickets Liave beon driven into tho river bottom, and to these a continnous wire has been attached, which pnsses over s block and throngh an upright fixed in tho forry- boat, The upright holds the forry-boat to tho wire, tho wire ‘runs smoothly over the: block, and tho passongors haul away, and that's how thoy cross the river, quite in tho old fashion, boforo settlemonts had grown into towns and cities. As tho current is swift, and the platforms aro generally loaded heavily, in consequenco of the absonco of any other monns of crossing, without golng a distanco of twolvo miles, tho groatest carc is nocossary in order to ply this forry with safoty. Duriug tho past four days o modorate breoze from tho east ‘han prevailed, adding to the strongth of tho our- rent nnd tho pressuro on tho brondsido of tho platform; and prognostications of anothor and equally painful disaster with that of Sunday, woro genorally mado. It was & common eXpres; sion, when the broazo waa_froshest, that tho pa® Bnns yould have their hands full, again, with & ixon cataatropho on almost a8 oxtensive s acalo asboforo, unless an additional wiro,with adoquate support, was provided whilst the orush lasted. tho boats in the ncighborhood havo been prossed into service, or, rather, volunteerod into _Borvico, charging 10 conts per passonger, and, in ‘consaguence of the ferry uin§ croesod sl tho timo, they aro kept constant! ly Dusy, sud aro mnp{ng a rich harvest. Boveral mere Eoya have been earning from £4 to €0 each por day, sinco tho collapso of tho bridge, but thera is every prospact that thoy will soon conso to enjoy that ndvantage, 0B WOrkmen are NOW ongags ntohe ing up tho lurgo forry platform that Lms Deen lying rotting in” tho mud ab that oint since its disuse, long, long ogo. Fflm timbors of this excoedingly ll-proserved and unuen\vorth& old craft sppear almost if not uito rotton, and sho should not bo pormitted to flm with & human boing on bonrd, unloes a thorough oxamination sliould prove her to have ‘beon proparly ropaired. The quostion of providing means for crossing tho stream I8 ono that tho rapid growth of tho town will soon callon the Aldermen to solvo, Moro forry platforms, endurablo by the smallest villages, aro almost usoless in largo aud thriving citios, but Dixon will have to resort to thatmode of communication for & luu§ time to come. Tho poople aro too stunned, yof, to think of any immedinto action, but, from thio littlo that ig said, there secoms no reason to boliove that they bavo abandoned tho ides of an iron bridge, in favor of s wooden one, boozuso ono iron Dridgo has failed. Thoy sifll have their piors intact, and if thore is such a thing to be had in ‘Amorica as 1 8afo superstructure of iron to placo upon them, there isno resson to supposo that another *exporiment will not bo made, Such suporstruotires havo beon in oxistence, in Eng- land and thoe Continent, for many years, ara a8 sound to-day ne tho dsy they wore con- structed, and have carried woights that no bridge in Dixon will eover roason- ably Lo expected to carry. On some of thesa points your reporter _interviowed & member of the formor Aldermanic Bridge Com- mittes of tho city. Ho asked tho ¢x-Alderman whether any system of inspection existed by which defects in tho bridge could have beon nscortained, and .whothor tho Council hada pointed any officor for that pm—imnu? Ho said that, owing to a lsmentablo oversight, both theso rocsitions had boen neglécted. ~Nomo of tho ommitteo professed to knbw nnything about bridges. They had reliod on tho judgment of their Suporintendont of Construction, snd sup- posed ho would have bave warned them it any- thing had been necessary to bo dono. Tho reporter asked whethor tho Committes had at any timo satisflod themsclves, by per- gonal obgorvational, that the structure had not suffored by woather or usage ? e roplied that they had poyer done 80, a8 far 86 Lo was awaro. Thoy considered iho structurs in overy way safo and substeutisl, and It never occurred to thom that an accidont could happen. The roportor asked if tho other had at any timo noticed anything ‘ give " on the bridge. Ho said that he had ofton heard the dlmonfllu snap on winter's nights, whilst ho was driving over the bridge. Had ho takon no steps to secertain what the snapping resulted from, and whothor the safoty of thio bridge might bo affected by the diagonais snapping ? 03 1t has so frequently happened. BSome- times' somebody would say that it might b as woll to tinkor up_tho d.ufiunnlu before they all went; but nobody seemod to have any jdon that an inspection was cither & nccessary or a proper thing to undortake, oither of the ‘dingonals or anything elso. Referring to the old broaks discovored on tho cards that caused tho accident, the reporter asked whethor theaccident would have happoned Lad a careful inspection boen made. He could not say othorwiso, If the supports of the bridgo had been examined at any time during or after the paet wintor, thore waano queatiou but that thess broaka could easily have boon detacted. Turning tho conversation to tha length of epan, tho roporter asked why the piers wero con- struotod 8o far apart as to glve a span neceesl- tating tho adoption of n particular sort of bridge adoptoed for long spans. The ex-Aldermen said that the cltizens wore afraid of turning back the wator too much; and nothing wis more requisite than that the plora should " throw back a minimum of wator. This could only be attained by the plors being made os small a8 possiblo, and” placed as far apart as practicable for bridging purposes. @ wee satinfled that these &riofl wero not surpassed any- where in the United Btates, and they throw back #o little wator that no more harm was done than thoy had expooted and calculatod upon. T'he funorals continuo to atiract attention, and the Inat of them will take d}’l“a noxt Bundayj at loast, the laet of the bodies 8o far recovero will bo iuterred then, Thoro have been no more bodloa found. Four arp known still {o be in the wator. ; The {wo fire companies of this olty organized in squady this morning, and have gouo down the river in boats to rearch for missing remains, Thero i somo anxioty to find_Frauk Hamilton, swho was o member of the IFire Dopartment. This evnnlug Mr. . Poteraberger offorod a roe whufig of $100 for the recovery of the body of his child, Tho Coroner's inquest assembled again this aftornoon, Mr. Jagon A{eru, recalled—Saw Ida Vann on the bank; went with Williamson ; saw no bodios but that of Mrs, Latty, that I recognized; think Mies Vaun oamo to hor death y drowinng j think the genernl opinion has been that &le bridgo was safe enough ; the Council have from timo to time talked about tho bridgo, and have intended to have the bridge oxamined; Mr, T'ruosdell showed the ongraving of tho bridge bofore building to the Counoil ; a modal of Lfio Lridgo was oxbibited, about bwo or two and o lalf feet long; and I think ihe voal bridgo, to be as sirong a8 Tepro- sonted in the model, was not hoayy enough ; tho rods woro not as hoavy in proportion as the model ; no report had been made as known of, but there was somo talk to the cffect that the bridgoe had sagged from time to time;at the first tost tho bridge sagged from three-fourths of aninoh to ono and » half inchos with a load, but, the load romoved, tho bridge seemed to ro- cover it former suapo; the welght upon the bridge ot tho test was estimated al from eixty to goventy tous to A apan, and, with people through- out, the weight was over & Lundrod tonsto a span ; people have gonerally thought the bridge Mo bas been liberated in safety. - safe Iarge processions have crossed without hesitation, y E Mr. Bohulor, & juror, wanted to oxclnde ro- porters from tho inquost, Ho was indignant at somo of tho roporters, To-day workmon aro, removing tho plank from thé roadway of the bridge in the huYu of having gulnlnr successin sounding the bottom of the vor. THE DOCTORS. Socond Day’s Procoodings of theAmors Ican Modical Assocantions * 87, Louts, May 7.—The Amorican Medical Aa- sociation met ngain this morning, President Lo- gan in tho chair. Very littlo of gonoral intoroat ooourred, Dr. Brodlo oxtended an Invitation to tho Asso- cintion to bLold fts. noxt soselon at Detroit, Mml., which was reforred to lhe proper com- mittos, : Dr. Howard, of Maryland, Chairman of tho Committeo on Organization, presented quito & lengthy report, rocommending various changes in the organization of neotions, of the laws, otc, and providing for & more rigtd oxamination of papars offered for action by tha Association ‘uln- cronaing the numbor of tho Committeo on Lthica, sud changing somowhat tho functions and pow- ors of tho Committeo, After s good donl of dis- cussion and tho rejection of soveral amond- monta, tho roport was adopted, A communication waa read from Dr.Gross, of Philadelphin, regretting his inabllity to be pros- ont, an un{lng tho Convention. to adopt an amendment - to tho Constitution offered by him Iast year, whereby tho Association would bocomo » moro sclontific and n less doclamatory bndg. Dr, Woodward, of Washington, prosented lot- tora from sevoral Surgaons and Assistant Bur- oons in the United Biatcs army, sotting forth Liat tho medical staff of tho army has not boen placed on an equal footing with tho other staff corps of tho army, us regards rank; that thoy are not equal in this respect,to tho navy; and asking tho Amorican Modical Assccintion to take such action ss will, in their judg- mont, ‘result in placing theic }n’omunlonnl brothren in tho army on_an equal footing witl the officors of other ataff corps of tho army, and elso throw open once more tho door for the ad- mission of ;fifl young physioians of tho country %o the rauks of tho army modical staff.. Dr. Woodward stated that this project was heartily spproved by the Surgoon-General' of the Army and all tho medical oflicers in Washington, and he hoped that the association would in some ‘way lond their influonce to bring about the re- sult desired. Dr. Koller, of Louisville, offerod & sorios of resolutions, presenting tho caso in briof torms, |: and recommending tho lfi};ointmcut of a com- mittes of five to momorialize Congress in bohalf of their medical brothers of tho sy, which was adopted unanimously. The Chair sppointed the following gontlomen on the Oommittee : Dr. Keller, of Kentucky; Dr. Ashow, of Delaware ; Dr. Davis, of Chi- csgo § Dr. fliurphy, of Olncinnati ; Dr. Toner, of Washington. Dr. Oarson, of Ohlo, resd an interesting ro~ ort_on medical cducation, in which Lo’ sob orth tho general dissatisfaction among tho pro- foaslon on tho subject, and eaid this Assoclation can oxort groat mfluonco by iucrossing its offl- clency for & tribunal before which subjects may be brought for tho exercizo of that moat potent influence, discussion, and not for that impotent urposo of expecting to_ exorclse logislative ¥uneliuns toward teaching bodies, Dr. Randall, Jr., of Louisvillo, read a report on modical litornture, ~ Ho roferrod to the fact that for years tho profession i America had do- ended entively on the medical litoraturo of sngland and tho Buropean Continort. Now the medical journals publisaod fn Amorics re aliond of the combined modical Eubflcntxons of Epg- lznd and France. Going back only & quarter of a contury, and our cbnnt? was nearly destitute of original works on_medicino, almost entirely dopondent upon Europesu —swgeons and physiciana for instruction, Now wo aro inde- pendent of the world, Our own authors can supply all the books required by tho medical aludont and practitionor, and for clearness and fullness of information on all practical points they comparo most favorably with tlho best writings of our brethron abroad, Dr. Randall thon discussedat longth tho medi- ol _journals now published in tho United Btates. Dr. Moaore, of St. Louis, Chairman of the Committes on Prizo Eesoys, reported that only ono such production lisd been recoived by tho Committee, which was not adjudged worthy of any of the prizes offercd. e following appointmonts wera mado by tho President to roprosent tho Amorican Medical ‘Association to tho Irish Modical Association, ¥, G. Smith, C. Wister, J. 8. Cohon, of _ Philadelphia; B. Warron, Baltimoro; 0. L. Jonos, Now Haven ; Edward Montgomery, . Louls, and F. Barkor, E. Boguir, and J, 0. Hutchison, of New York. The Chairman of the Nominating Committeo made the following report: Presidont, J. 2L Honor, Dintriot of Cotumbia; Tirat Vico Prosic dont, W. H. Gadberry, of Mississlppl; Becond Vico Prosidont, J, L. Keller, Koutuoky , ‘Third Yice Prosident, W. O. Husted, Missouri; Fourth YVice Presidont, L. D. Warnor, Massachusetts; fTroasuror, Dr. Caspar Wistor, Philadclphis; Librarian, Johnson Elliott; Soorotary, Theodoro A. McGraw; Commiitee on Arrangomonts; Dr. Brodie, Chairman; Jag. A, Brown, Moréo Stowart, J.T. Noyes, L. W. Jouks, Henry E. | Zyster, D. 0. Tarrard, lLugeso Smith, all of _ Dotroit, Committeo on _ Prizo_Essays, Drs. J. K. Johuson, A, Sager, H. Hitcheook, of Detroit ; L. Auv- drowe, Tllnols ; L. 8. Gaylord, Kontusks. Committeo on_Publication, Drs. I, G. Smith, W. B. Atkingon, D, Morri Choster, of Ponnsyl- yania ; William Loc, Distriot of Golumbia ; Cas- por wl.m, -J.’mmayl'vnnh; H. F. Aakaw,'])ulw- waro ; Alfrod 8till, Pennsylvania, Dotroit was named for the next annual meet- ing of tho Association. Tho msort waa adopted. r, Davis, of Chicago, offcred an amendment to the Copstitution providing the manner in which delegatos to the Association shall ricoivo their appointmont, and how many each society shall be entitled to. A number of reports, among them ono from the British Medical Association, wero reforred to the proper commitices. A resolution was adopted providing for tho ap- pointment of ono member from each of the original thirteon States of the Union to report tothe Centonnial Colebration on tho modical, :urglcnl. and blographical literaturo of the pe- riod of 1770, A rosolution waa adopted directing the Presi- dent and Secretary to potition Congress, in b half of the profeasion, that tho edition of the ‘modical and surglesl istory of tho War of tho Rebellion, printed from tho roports of the Bur- oon-Gonoral of the Army, be made sufliciently arge for genoral distribufion to members of the rofession throughout the country ; also thank- [ig Congress for ita aotlon, 5o far in this matter, and the ofiicers of the United Statos army for the valuablo information already laid beforo tho profossion, Adjourned. NEW YORK. New Yonk, May 7.—The Tribune says nogho— tintions are in pru[fmas for the absorption of the Pacific and Atlantio Telograph Company by the Westorn Union Company, and it is undorstood that the basis of arrangomont is that tho lattor Company shall give a portion of its shares hold in reserve for & control Iln%- intorost in tho for- mer. Tho capital stook of the Pacifio and Atlan- tio Company is £2,000,000. The general term of the Now York Btate Bupreme Court has givon its deoigion, dony- ing tho motlon for anew trisl in tho cass of Btokes, the murdorer of James Fisk, Jr. Btokes receivod the news with indifferenco, morely say- Ing o his father, who was with him: ©Thoy have denied me & nevw trial. Ay caso will now go to the Cpurt of Appoals.” ————— FIRE IN THE STAATS-ZEITUNG BUILDING. At half-past 0 o'clock last night flames wore discovered by a speolal watchman in the cigar storo of Oharles Korstlon, whioh le situated in the basement of the Staats-Zeilung Building, at tho cornor of Washington street and Fifth avonue, An alarm was sounded from Dox 15, Beforo tho arrival of the enginos the firo was put out by & hose in tho building. Lous, #600; no insurance. Tho firo {8 supposed to have had itw origin in an alcohol lamp, — Tho Indinnw. Ban Faaxciaco, May 7.—~Over 1,400 Apachen surrendered at Camp Verde, Tather Wilbur, Indisn Agent on the Bimcoo Resorvation, arrived ot Dortiand from m tour seventy-fiva miles in Eastorn Orogon and Wash- ington” Torritory, and says not the slightest foundation exists for tho rumors that the In- disus fu that part of tho county sro threatening war, All is quiet, aund at ho timo in twolve yoars have thuqlmflcltloul of peaco beon more favorable. Oalios Amens Bostox, May 7.—Oskes Ames remains in about the ssmo condition reported last night, but is bo- coming weaker, Nonyi LASTON, Maes,, May 7.—Tho condition of Amen has not {mprovad, 1o Is liablo to pass away at any momont, Hardly s hope is euter- tained that bo will survive the night, JUDICIAL. Elon, Yohn Schollicld, of Clark Couns= ty, Rocommendod asn Candidato (o Fill tho Vacnncy Catacd by the Ios« ignntion of Jidge Thornto £ VAxDALIA, 1N, Doy 7.—Atb a mooting hold hoto to-dny, composed of farmors, Inwyors, ahd othors, at which tho Hon, 8amuel W.” Monotar was choson Olnirman and A, A, Goodrich and Robt. . Ross Socrotarios, the following resolu- tion was uninimously n«lu}ued ' WuknzAs, Dy tiio roslgnation of Tudgo Thornton o Supreme Judge of the Scond Judicinl District of fho Blate of Illinols, a vacancy hns occurred in said dia. trict : and Witkn£AR, Tn consliloration of tho abovo fact, snd in purauance of a call of tho citizons of sald district, frro. spective of party, tho ropresentatives of tho neveral countion §n sald district met at Vandalin, on the Tt day of Nay, 1878, far tho purposo of recommonding o muitable person {0 Al said vacancy ; and Wienrs, The Hon, John Schoifeld han, in dofer- enco o tho Toquest of & Iarge number of tho oftizens of the district, consentod {0 bo o candidato for tho sald offico; therefore, tho Convention, represcntin tho aoyoral countios of anid Judiclal ditrict doos most earneatly recominond fo the volors of maid judicial dintrict aa a suitablo candidato for the ofiica of Su- proms Judge, to ol mid veoaney, the Tion, doin holfeld, of Olark County, And wa checrfully indorse Dim a8 ap'able and ripo lawyor and honest man, and of unfmpeachablo intogrity and pre-eminence, pos nosing all thoso qualificationn thst constitule the Judioial mind, and we beliovo that all the grekt inter- ‘eats of tho Btato will bo promoted by his election, Tho Committee furthoer oftered the following resolution, which wagunanimously adopted: Resolved, That Ion, Anthony Thornton, durlng the trief poriod ho bas fiifed tho positlon of ‘ong of tho Judges of the Buprome Court of tho Stato, haa dis- ohiargad the dutios of bJudgo with groat ability and strct infegrlty, and that wo deoply vegral tho loss of Din services in atposition ho Allod with 80 much crodit to Limaelf and to tho Blato, —_— . Occan Stenmship Nows, Livenroor, Ma{ T7.~Tho stenmers City of Limerlck and Doulschland, from Now York, ar- rived to-day. Nzw Yon, May 7.—Arrivod—THi VE Yon, May T.—Arsivod—Hommonls, from DEATHS. BUSINESS CHANCES, AUOTION SALES, 1ARG ¢ JIOUBK FOT BALT, IN THE OITY L e b F1kb B, Missoul, 117 miles aboro Sty T.ouis, on ttio Misstesippi fivor, with'ail the n tho pork buslnoes, smoke-hiouss, eto., % of ground attachod, This {2 a raro¢hance s of oing into (e pork an ng unding oountryfs vl kot for tha sela of tho product slttior 0. , For furthor pactisulars, spply '&'00., Provislon Drokoers, No. OCHEMIOAT, MANUFAOTURING BUBINERS FOR sals or exolinng for roal estate or patont right, D. KTONICI, Patent Holloitar and Nogoliator, 155 Bouth rkest, A JCATRDING TOUAE TN GOOD CERTRAL TOOK.. ). tlon on West Bido for saloq anlondid chance for tha ariion voaton for” gelling, in (iling oslth, For addross M9, Tribuno ofico. TTRAT-OLARS MEAT AND VEORTAGLE AT on.cornor of Lo prine ools on i Bids, Torala, "Shad vourol tfnde. Addrors B 24, Trib. no ico. A BPLENDID OPUNING IFOR A BATH.ROOM; nono i tho nojghborbaod. Apply to Pokin Tea Gom! Dany, 518 Btato.st. OARDING HOUBE FOR ALY, A SPLENDID OP- portunity ’ar ‘any porson wishing to ga {uto the by Rosson for alling, wishing (o otiro from i b naus, For partioulam oall from § to 11 a, m,, or 3to4 p. m,, iils wook, at 320 East Van Buron-at. OR BALE—A HALF INTEREST IN A WELL RS8. I AR T b D P iy L OR BALE—GIOORRY BTORRS, DRUG STORES, g ety e, ooy LSS . RINDBALE, 3% Desrborats - sl oA uba 1O Mot s JPLOUR MILL FOR BALE OF 4 RUN OF 8TO BTONE, 0 wator power, and in avery particular & complolo i, on Riichigan Ganteal Riallrady In the bost whoatals.: Hriot of'tho Heate: 0 WELEH, BT O0 Y Rmanon ol oy ek 1 orongh ropsir. " fo TANNING 00,, Princeton, il No. 100 h’nl& M:dllnn-ll: o e s, out atock, of the atore No. it niow Ocouplod by 1 GILLESBLRY pomersion May I6. (GTPOERIES AND FIXTURES TOR BALE A i m“”;fllln.'hln ‘wholesalo prices, at 86 North LaSallo-st. in O] WENTHE_Vosterday, in Wheaton, Ill,, Mr. Obarloa ‘Wantle, of Chicago, 44 yoa: T2 old. 'he fnneral tal T 3 ¥ oy B e A A qagblane Brliag, ab 1L slalool-8; vy NOYEB-~Thursday morning, May 1, M . dar, tatanton of o e it Koo s Naggan oem —Tunoral sorvicos of tho Ista Jamos L. Roynolds will be held at Gracel: 1t 3 A AR O AU T ganco of Jolin F. Btaflord, 250 Oblo-st., at quartor past WATCHES, JEWELRY, &o. AMERICANS VISITING EUROPE Will find at our house, in Paris, a salesroom with a choice se- lection of DIAMONDS, GEMS, TFINE JEWELRY, WATCHES, BRONZES, FANCY GOODS, &c., and atour Wateh Manufactor v at Geneva,a stoclc of WATCHES, CIIAINS, and JEWELRY, TIFFANY & CO,., Union-square, New Yorl, In Geneva--10 Grand Quai. In London---29 Argyll-st., il egent-st., W, In Paris---Tiffany, Reed & Co., 57 Rue Chateaudun, HORSES AND CARRIAGES, ND ASIDE FROM OUR LARGE TRADE IOR horden, can sell within tlio noat fow wooks from 400 to 500 mules, from good to fair first-class, at 261 and 263 Btatot,, talo ot BILADLEY & WILLS, AR it AT BUGGIES, PHAETONS, ote., old Randolph-st. 10 and 13 Wesi ROR SALETEN VERY NICK DRIVING HORSHS: i) of thom vory siylish, and some of thom faat stap: Dors, Amang them ato 8 vory nioo pair of dapplo Suitablo for o bugyy or garriagu; ‘'ono palr of closoly Tuatohiod hrowns, Wolgli 1,230 Iba cach; & nico coach tosm. Wil bo sold choay, ur erchaugod fof othor horaos not a3 foad. " Any ona netding a fino ‘driving horso, ahiould call oforo buylng. 100 Wost Slonroo. [OR BALE-A OARLOAD OF TORSES, AND A& 9377 Inad ot Targo mulse, juat from tho couotry to-dayy: 2t WALKKR'S Stablo, northwost corner Indiana-a¥. an Thiriy-third-at. T SALECRONRER WAGON, MADI BY WOOD Bros., of N, Y., waighs 125 pounds; $150, balf what it oost. _AL830 Prairio-av., after 6 o'clock, O A O A R 1 Mickigante: o oioap, aOria 5 v, . 0. WILHUR & RO, ) O SALE_AT OENTRE-AV. BTABLED, 079 WEST ‘Madlson-st., | Lawronco & Purdoa tap luggy, noar) Row, 1 seLingls haraoss, doubia-atitohod, hand-sowed, wol{ rabo, 1 Malacca whip, 1 lady's sido saddlo, OR SALE—A LARGE STOOK OF FIRST-OLASS carrlagosnnd bugglos just recelvod at Nos. 97 and 29 Sonth Olinton-at., nosr Washington. _H. B, IILL. F’:’o’n SALE_LIGHT AND HEAVY EXPRESS AND dolivory wagons of all kinds ; slso, ono socond-hand Gxpros wagon, at 20l Bouth Can an on bugglos roat varlety, atl -at. Tow pricon. P L. S8 gUIL" o jly SiEm_1e, BT A OO ST MO uygy, and bernes: ny go r organ, bhlanos shal. Addroesh, 661 Worl Eako-ste oot ANTED_TO PURONABE—A SADDLEIIONSE: W Aiat Do s gdod. an, and chep for canhs will bu eaddls aad Dridle also.” Address, BLAting Prics, &o., B 28, Trfuuno offco. ANTiZD—_TO HINE BULKY BUITABLE TOR W frsating parpesce. Addrosa U 91, Kribune offca, ANTED—TQ EXOANGE—A FAST MARE FOR & gosd work-Lorso. - Apply at Otlosko Ruotiog Co., WANTED---TO RENT, VY ANTEDrO RENT—A FLOOR OF 5 OR 6 ROOMS sultablo for howsokagping, Soutli Sido, north of Thic- tioth-at. _Addross M 39, Tribuno office. ANTED—TO RENT—BY AN AMERIOAN FAM: iy, {or b rooms, suitablo for Housckesping, \West Bido; rent 318 to #25; good roboronces, Addrosé’ A 76, ‘Cribine ofiica, VVAfim —TO RENI-DY A _YOUNG MAN, X Turnlshod roam ' tho South Sido. Addross, stat- ing location, V 1, Trib AV ARTED T Nor 0 otfico. WENT_A_SWALL COTTAGE ON th o e enaisop i, “wnLirniehed. Ad: orms aujtab 3 WeH Gtoas siatini torma snd location, 9 11 O, ,Sheriil's ffco, VWANTED-TO RENE-ONTHE SOUTH SIDE, A f llllln:]“ culltnhnm; narg of skhoul:‘n, !lum'!vm‘a‘lnfl'gxnl:- ! Soliatin for haunokeoping for two 3 e ddress b1, STRAUSS, No. b LaBally . 5 1 .(;” sortunity (o got good will of 5 good buslaoss for nio- GROUK LY BTORT, BTOOK, AND LOT 2iX100, IN A e R A Tananasrod, B4,600. Apply to W. W, WAT- HAVE GOT A FORTUNE, AND F50eion ko ligh & okpial 6t B th iae s in imanutaotaclng; to tho right vorson {nducomants ate of- Toutot by tho U . Govommant. Bot farihor panios, Toma addrows 1 65, Tribano olbes o oo vartios: o am aaloon, noy i Tonson given for aoiage - Tomates 603 Bunth Oagalat s 0 JRARE BUBINESS CHANOE-IN ORDER THATY ‘may dovolo mote timo to baukiog, I oflor fox sals or tont my atora-raom, 2660, two statios high, dwolliag ad: Joiniog, - Splondidcollar under tho wholo, With food Wwarchouso, barn, and other outbullding nvoniont. Havo bulltup within tho last fifteon yo prompt-paying trade: havo tho oldostand best bus Sornor i town's aurroundod by 000 of tho boat, farul gommuaitiona tho Btato; nud to s livoman, who mens oifar n g a tortmee e B. ALFRES, On.. Oambrian, e - SALOON FOR SALE, WITH FIXTURES AND UL ,, for Bl,2 i v 3 1= alro at Bt Seulh Olaricoats T o ooaes Iarie Hiouto, JALOON AND RESTAURANT FIXTURES FOR R;al: 3“.'? it takon immodiately, ‘Apply at 09 Wost ALOGN AND RESTAURANT FOR SALE OHEAE Al taken immodiately, or will tako & marriod man in as partuor. _ Apply st 310 Aftlwaukoo-av. roasons for e . Inaulre of 4 NI, 148 South Dcur?aox:-flm. l:‘:mrl:vm. 70, DRUGGISTE-TOR SALE_AN EXORLLENT drug stand, doing a splondid businoss, tltuatod in a Prosporous and groniug city, & milos from Culasgo, To & party wiln a capital of aboit 5,000 raro opportinlty ls offored, For ‘torms, ronsons for solling, &a., apply to HANNA, TR €0.,"8" and To Dossbor ANTED_PARTIES WITH BMALL OAPITAL ‘who wish to mako monoy fast, call at 119 Dearborn. st., Room b, _Good patents wanted, 8150 WL BUY A LARGE OASIL BUSINESS, b} ‘cornor looation, ront, low: must bo e0ld to-dsy on sccount of other busingsa. Inqulro 235 Weat Lake-st. S500 T98%0 WILL BUY ANO.1 SALOON, ON Madfson-at., noar Clark, Itont vory low.’ Ad. ross M 97, Tribuno office. 750 W IEL, BOY HATE INTEREST IN LIGHT offioo busigess, wwhoro 810,000 will b roalized in® ouo yoar, _Addross M 86, Tribuno oftico, 15.000 GATITALSTOOK OF STATIONERY D1, for salo, withs 6-yonr loase of fina room, Jow ront; fino jobbing trado cstabilshod fn conmection with manutaotirro of blank books, &c., &c, Wauld bos good stand for retalling, Stock at IPIHI in offico sta- fionory, bonght In Now York at fobbera’ st discou by, * Sang business, coxtinued for BO! About 813,000 will ‘that I may'supply futuro wants at homo. Oaphal of i businoss pofnt, salos 18,000 Iast 8 monthis gy Ttuason, {oF solling, too Mol busiaosson hand. Nadines by mat or tolegrats, GIt0, W. ORANE, Topa- a8, Kansas, SRS MISOELLANEOUS, AR A A A A AP SN ABH PAID FOT OLD DROKEN, ALSOGOOD ‘watclos, Jowolty, old gold flra-arins, and all gooda of vaio at 200 fast Mad(son-st.’ . (C/ASIL PAID FOR_ OAST-XF, CEOTIING ARD ‘mincolianeons guods of any kind, by sonding s lotter 107, GELDENR, Loan Ofico, £51 Stata-st. OLONY—ALL W10 WANT 70 GO WEST OAN do g with tho Army and Navy Colony at trifling ex- ponto. Wa leavo on Tharsday ovoning; bost chauco yet ' Bladison, Room 8. offerod. 1, B. BTEVENS, I R UDLEY OFFIERS GREAT BARGAINS IN OLOTH- ing for mon, youth, and boys, 225 Weat Washington- it._Noront paid or charged. LENTYH & CURRAN, MEROHANT TAILORS, TP iae romevod o thott old cornor of Kinzio an Wolls-st, RNUINE BANNOOKBURN TWERDS, ALL COL- e pactio o ordor i sults for 88 AL GRANGER'S, 138 Bouth Clark-at., up-stairs, : = RS, OALL AT BTONER'S INVENTORS' O ON I+ TO.- Patont. Balioitors and No. gotlatora, 125 Clarkst., Roois from 73 Lo 78 nnd 43to bi, 1 RERARYTO NEWSPATRRMEN AND TUR lisuors—Hasing latoly rosidod aud travolod in Bouth America, botwaon tho La flata and tho Amazom, 1 sm proparad to writo a aarios of highly-interosting artlaies on Piet dountry from noten takon 0n tho spot, I oan alao con- {aibuto an criglaal lsah tale, ol ntonso [htorert, ia weok, m ris, to a respoctol cation, ‘Torins ¥ odorato to'tho right partios. Addross M 66, Tribung ot Hoe, Ohicago, PULCIASERS SREKING | TNVESTMENTS TN ‘business, manufactaring, dock, realdoncs, or u. hurhan property, aro invitod 10 oxamine liste at FRED PURAES CH. 5., 8 Washiogtonst. 8_GRANVIUS OURE YOR PILES—TIIE BEST Know romody fn the world, ol by elty druggista d b the old pi toro of AR e VEnBON s D, " VW ANTED 0 MEN INMMEDIATALY. 198 BTATE- st., Hoom 12, ANTED_BLAGKEOIL, TO FILL A 2-FOOT LOT WA Semonon vgk(.’ Address_I3 60, Tribuno office, ANTED-S PAIR LARGEST B1ZE, BEST MAKI ailor's phoars, socond-hand and good. 133 Wes! Madlson-st., up stain. g5 LOST. OST—IN MOVIOKER'S THEATRE, 1 ORCHES- tra , fifth poriormance at MoVicker's Theatre, 1f found ploaso roturn to 13t 1ifth-av. 3 GST_FHOM HALPINEST. AND BLUE ISLAND- i ind o rene, AT O o . o SuE0S Ibs, 5 B roward for infor- T lon o roira to'6f Gavlodgoat. - 5, WENDEL & €O, ORT_GTIT INST,, DETWREN STOCK YARDS ABA BiAt-stsy 1 13athor wallal, ontaining 83,0 (n eurroncy and receipt for rogistered lottor to Denmark. o Bmvdor wilt bo Hboratly rewnrdsd by losviag the same ¢34 Bouth Morgan-st.y b fongo. OST—TUESDAY_EVENING, BETWEEN TIAR. an truscaty gold oar. 'at 514 WWabaabi-av. ‘mon.court and_ Harrlson-at., ting. _Libo ard paid by lot 100 FEVARD AND NO QUESTIONS ASKLD for atiior-iop. plsao box-biggy takin feom alumot, 11l., Sunday night & weck ago. Osll at 1068 Stato-st. J. W, PYNE. TO LEASE. FANTED — T0 RENT — FQUR_TROONS FOR ?l]!:lllnkl\lwlnTEDlm Wi filflifoflinl not to oxccod $20. Appily at ol Wosk Mdisor-et. ANTED—TO TWLNT WICIE WOUGE O BRIOK la omse, i 2 moota” peomen” S Galf Goserivtion. © Addross M3 Tribung ottio )10 TENT_A TORNINED TIOUEE, *on Wabash-av, Bos ool ot Jehaon Houso, cornor Madison oo 2k, FANTED—_TO REENT—A GOTTAGE OF FROM 610 7 rooms, on South Sido, cast of Btate-st,, botween Tuontyoied and Thirtysccond, WAl pay rossonablo Tante “Addrass' B 60, Frilna fice. VW ANTED-TO TENT IOUSES, Wi TIAVE NO- Anorats auplicniions fot howos from good tonante, FYChI o Bl s 5 Honth Olariod. PARTNERS WANTED. AT WANTED WITH 30,06, 70 VoI & A Boying 20 1ots n this city—35,000 1 50 daya, 1 bave o onatomens: . Addrow 145, Teibuno oo, ) el " ol 018 R, "NE GG 5RO U, 14 Nord Jonty ey it o Pofotonsos. ivon.© Addr ano otfioe, with name, rafiof 100 por cout. ut OR Bl Ing busi: Uy, iD—A PARTY WITH 82,000 TO 10 §oin mo 1n tho real eatato and loanDisiuoes, L il gharo a nromlalng auburban intorost. ‘I'ribune ofico, Iy 10,000, it whon Adds NG WANTED—_WITIT §2 A enen oun L SE. Paul; biafnusy alroady astabe itshied, aud & splundid elianco for 5 Toruotably man togot 16 & 'good wholosalo businoss, Addross D128 U'ribune offive, 1or 10 dny, ATUINKIL WANTED_WITIL §200, IN A BUSINESS PAREIEE s oo that, amount, par month, * At= o el b 8B%a0 oico, statiug Whero tatorrlew can o ln 0 ATTEND T'9 LEASE-DOOK PROP 'Y _ON THE EOUTH Tiranch “I'wonty-sccor 4y 100 £t. on tho river b) el Ben TEON oot e MO P TR e of Tahars & Lincela, Hortand Blook. [0 LEABE-DQOK LOT 150 TERT ON RIVEI T POk O % el ko, and v a- auplod by Daniol Boyloas n coal-yard. Apply in {nout. northoast Cornor of Madison and Dosrbora.a AUCTION SALES, By HAVENS & CO., Auctloncers, 63 Sonth Canal-st, ATUCTION SALE. 460 QOENTRE-AV., corner Blue Island-av, FANCY AND STAPLE Dry Goods, Notions,&c., TO CLOSE THE BUSINESS, BATURDAY, May 10, at 2 p, m. HAVENS & 0O, Auctioueors, €3 Boutls Ganalat, Mammoth Bird Sale, On Monday, May 13, at 10 o'olook. Oanary Birds, Goldfinchios, Mooking Birds, Nightio: geles, Thrushos, Linaots, Parrots and Parroquote, and a1l other kinds of Singing Birds, Goldfishes, Stufled 1ifrds, mountad, and in coses aud Glass Bhados, Also, &lot of Stuffed Anlusls—1 fino Blnck Bear, fincly mounte od; Buffato Hoads, Door Hoads, Elke' Horna, &a., &0, HAVENS & CO., 60 Houth Cnualat, TOARINER WANTED_WITIL #2,000 TO 85,000 OASH in & manufaoturing burlnses. ' Drofite Wil oxsend vanttal Tuveated tonfold witlin 0 wonths. Addruss 38, Tribune oltive. . INSTRUCTION. _ ... KIAN, WIIO 18 ANXIOUN TO LEARN, A PRGN gt ahe ol i 1 studs, wishos ta il ivats iairuntign ' aranallo'snt o adin an 2 3 W'fim'.:'l-": . Hy SMITH, caro of d. 3. Orolly, sl 113 out \Vr!'g‘lul i days, HOUSEHOLD GOODS. __ FOR BALE_VERY OHEAD - FURNITURE OF hiousu cantatuing 14 roouns ; loare for unu yonri ront modarate location desirablo, Apply on pruinises, 215 Weat ftantalphoat. L ¥ By BRUSH, SON & CO. BALE OF UNCLAIMED FREIGHT, AND GOODS IN BTORE. 0 will aol] o pay ohargas, in Hiaymond's Warehuuso, nd 237 Miclil l’ll-lt..‘Nnrlh Hiit look from bridgo, THURSDAY, tmont of Housohold douda, odston Gommiodos, "Ghates, Garpota, st aliuont. oy wsed T Bousckooplag, also Unolatuod Frolihty 1y odaz ol A, B A“"u's. Trop. s % onobes, 168 aat Maduonet, Wi & By ELISON & FOSTER. THR CLOSNGOUT S118 Ol PAINTINGS WILL TAKE PLACE This Afternoon and Evening, At Central Hall, Corner Wabash-av, and Twenty-second-st., At 2 and 7 1-2 o’clock p. m. In this colloction the best talent of American and European Artists is represented. Many of the finest Pictures remain unsold. The balance of the collection will bo on exhibition until time of sale, ELISON & FOSTER, Auctionoers. 383 West Randolph-st. GENTEEL FURNITURE AT ATTCTION, On Thursdsy Morning, May 8, at 10 o'olook, Brassols and Wool Carpots, Fine Partor Furniturs, Har Dlo-Top Ohamber Sats, Mirror, Oil Palatings, Dinioga Raom and Kitchen Furn(turo, Hlegant Ohina aud Gilt 5ot of 162 plocos, bolng broakfast, dintior, and ton sot, Mat« Trensas, do.y &0, Aleo ono big-ootnve Gifbort & Co, Plsnos LLISON & FOSTER, Auctioncors. Chattel Mortgage Sale . Household Furniture, . AT ATCTION, On Friday Morning, May 9, at 10 o'olools, At our Balosroom, 87 Market-at. Byordor of JAS, B, STOREY. ELISON & FOSTER, Auctlonoers. By WM. A. BUTTERS & CO. THE OIL PAINTING SATE WILL BH CONTINUED This (Thursday) Afternoon, AT OUR SALESBROOMS, i 55 AND 57 SOUTH CANAL-ST. ‘WM. A. BUTTERS & 00.. Auctionors. On Thursday, May 8, - Alaree ling of Costom-mads Clothing, spring styles. A lavge line of Latost Style Parasols. A larze line of Men's and Boys' Hals and Caps. A large Hne of Straw Goods, Alarge line of Saratoga and other Trunks, 1o G o Gassimoraty Bools, Shoed, Notions, &o. WAL A.BUTTERS & CO., Auctiongers. On Thursday, May 8. ) DRY GOODS, TReady-made Clothing, Straw Goods, Carpeting, Boots, Shoes, etc., .A"TLEAU‘?EISDN,‘F&T}}}IT%SDAY. May 8, at B} oclocky 8408 and B7 ok, ORI HUTTERS & CO.. Auctlons BUTTERS & CO.'S REGULAR SA‘I;HRDAY’S SALE Household Furniturs, * PIANOFORTES, &o, On Saturdsy, Mey 10, at 8 o’clock, At 55 & 57 South Cani By EDWIN A. RICE & CO. Grand Anction Sale aud: Carnival f Musis, At tho Conservatory of Musie, 938 Indinno-ov., corner of Twontieth-sty Thursday, May 8, at 3 o’olock p. m. orty of Prof. GOLDBEOK, who loavea for nEr";;o" 4% Tow days, comnlating of ono boautifal COETTUROEL ORG.AN, TFour Magnificent Pianos. , lot of ELEGANT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, A e ot Call, ono fiao blooded Sgotoh inemnd yoariing Holfags tso, oo Lady'e Euglish Sido- Soia Ty styfish and auito aow, £o., &a. The Organ Das only boon bt up threo inont 7 povor(ul 4nd ¥ ‘ovor . o \Dn'"ul “?-'Z':;um:{‘ml ol & Co.,of Wertioid, 3 2, 000, 0 Pianos are ¢ e e Rt Cirand, JAOL & Distr, coat 81,600, Ono Parlor Grand, Heck & Oo., cost 81,00 tao fausso Grand, Kinball Sheh A uiune il b i threo moniht. Goo {r’:f.um"::m lm‘\ll‘urll:lh: oo i attendanco by » dsplay of e, BT e e st et e, Diuing roon , Hook- §: . Car Vgtll‘,:“ll’l’:l‘;n Eors'aid ‘Bloois, Louagss, Ly " Rottans, &o., to, i ano-of tho graadeat cliancos aver offorad in Obse oago. B0 P IR 't T00% Avetionaers 5 o 47 Randolpli-st. = P. GORE & CO., , and 20 Randolph-st. 74 TWENTY-SECOND-ST,, NEAR INDIANA-AV. * AT .ATCTION, On THURSDAY, MAY B, at 10 c*clock, FIRST-CLASS FURNITURE, Parlor and Chnmber Sets, Hasy Chaira, Mar« blo-Top Buroaus, Bedstonds, Mattrosses, Marblo-Top Tables, Mnrble-'l‘%}’ Commodes, Mircors, Hxt. Tables, What-Nots, Brussol snd Woal Gatpots, Oliina, Stvor dnd Glasse WAre, loo] oves, .CO_ oats. 3 G. P. GORE & CO., Auot’ra. AT AUCTION. I.Zy Gl;;o. From several fivst-clnss Dwellings. Paclor and Obawbor Bots, Extension Tablee, Bofas, Tounges, Wardrobes, Marblo-top Bureaus & Commodogy Bodatends, Hall Raoks, Rookors) Obairs) Mirrors, Too Chests) Btoves, Mattroesos, Bruesols and Wool Oarpets, Drossing Unsos, : Also, 16 Orates W, G, Crookary, 130 Pkga, Glasswaroy At 11 o'olook, Boggles and Harneeses, On BATURDAY, Moy 10, at 9 1-3 o'olock, G, P. GORE & 00., Austionoers. By TAYLOR & HARRISON. AUOTION BALHE OF Carriages & Harness, THIS MORNING, at 10 o’clock. Opon and Top Buggies, Rockawsys, Road Wagons) - Phiaotons, Opon and Top, and 40 8ots Blaglo aud Doubls Larnoes, T PAYLOR & HARRISON, Austione 01 and 38 South O MORTGAGE SBALH OF 50 Smoked Hams, 100 Corned Hams, . 60 Pcs. Smoked Beef, b Bbls. Corned Beef, , All fu porfoot order, aud TWO SAUBAGE MAOHINES, THIS DAY, AT 2 0°CLOOK, RRIBON, Auotls TAYLOR & HARIEOR A Giaaline - Honsehold Furniture,