Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, May 10, 1873, Page 5

% T . THE,CHICAGO DAILY TRIBU? = SATURDAY, MAY i0, 18%. g:mm sexfe, Charles Sumncr is above s mesx, sordid, selfishly dishonest act, - . ~Congressmsn Herndon, of Texas, in his gublished defenso of the salary-grab, speaks of e growing disposition in the North to allow no compensation for members of “Congress, and @ays: *“Perhaps onc-third of Congress are more r less favorable to the ides.” —The Memphis’Appeal, speaking of the rapid read of the Patrons of Husbandry over West Ennmoe and into Arkansas and Mississippi, »ays: “The good work goes bravely on. It has. our hearty godspeed.” & . —The Soringfield Republican thinks tho deaths of Oakes Ames and James Drooks were hasten- ed, thongh . porhaps 0ot occasioned, by their genso of publ grace, and says: .. . 1t 15 wall to point this moral now : That the holding. «of high office in this country, however euccessfully it v be sought, or however lightly esteemed os a trust, v Jta nolder, does bring with it & cerlain rosponsibil: 3ty, and does open somo vary serious possibilities,which 10 Congressman With a yuoral sense can afford to dis- Tegard, There iz something terriblo in public censure, when visited with slow nnd reluctant accumulation mpon public servants who have misconceived or isspplled tho opportusitics which their position gave om. —0f the arrangement betwegn the Chicago & orthwestern, and the Chicsgo, Mlilwaukoee & St. ouis Railroads, to pool earnings, the Milwaukee E&yB: . 5 Tho interests of the enttro Northwest will bo affocted by the consolidation, and the o of this State, in cular, cannot but regret the action taken by thése 0 powerful corporations, 88_thoy had hoped tosee 5 eslthy competition maintained between them: We hoped, moraover, that nothing would be done to rocipitate such a contest In this State as is now going n in Ilinois; but, if our railrcad companies choose at 2ny time to present the {ssue, we suppose the peoplo ill'mot hesitate to meef it 3 and thoy will probably be 38 well prepared at one time as auother. . —Timo will prove that not one of the back- galary grabbers, nor Credit-Mobiliers, nor elec: 3lon-bu¥ers will ever bo'supported by the Repub- Sican Tgmg ‘sgain.—AMonroc (Wis.) Sentinel. - —The Congressmen *having had _their prece- @ent, the people are now determined to bave one on their side. 'This time they have about made mp thoir minds fo_punish the thieves, o that oreafter, if sny Congress makes & steal and goes to_quoting precedent, it shall have an op- gartnmty of quoting one eminently worthy of heir respectfal remembranco: thai there have wot-only beenthieves before their time, but some .of them were properly punishod.—Rock Island Gy Ton.. —This incredsed-salary matter will get still #more attention when tho next voting is done. It 35 bad thing to bo implicated with.—Rockford ) Register A ntil such venality shall receive the punish- ment it deserves, thera is no likelihood that it. i loomington. (I1L) Democral. —Pol s may . proparo their elates, and \epend their time upon & Line of policy to be pur- euod in the noxt campeign ; Demoorstio. 1o of:.the old regime cam of tho - resur- Tection of tho favorito party of times that ere ; Republican -leaders studiously. engage in evising means to prevent dissolution of tho jparty in power; but the pecple will, regardless of 2uy pasty, cliapo tho issucs of tho nost canvase. Moo long have they looked for relief among the professionals; now thos propose to furnish from Bmong themselves their represcntatives,—not a professional, but a real one.—Iroguois (1IL) Zimes. = —The sun.of the day of journalistic organ- inding is about setting;- mever to rise again. JFho indopondont journals are alresdy aresistless wer in molding popular opinion, because they pion th intoreats of the masses ; and they ran lose their prestige oply by leaving the road they have markod out.—Afemphis (Zenn.) Avalanche. —And 50 Mr. Shellabarger,” with his $5,000 in- vasted where fe thinka it will do the most good, Jhas docided to fake a seat among the members ‘of_ 8 Commission to reform and purify the Civil Bervice. About the 2Ist inst. Lhers will be & small gathering [Republican State Convention] atthe Capital of this State, which will doubt- Jois have an opinion to. expross on such sub- eots.—Cintinnali Times-Chronicle. ~Tno profosion with which freo passes are ircalated in 5 & their friends, to_ Councilmen in all large cities fo._city and State officials, “snd to ‘prominent liticians ‘supposed to have influence, is preg- Font with evil rosults.—Pillsburgh (Pa.). Tele- ‘graph (H. Bucher Swoope). —'We have advocated the policy of the Btate pwning the railroads, or enough of -them to con- Frol the rest. _If there be & better way, We are Dbpen to conviction. -As botween the Iailroads Bad the people, our sympathics are on tho side tho fatter.—Fond du Lac (Wis.) Common- —The railroad companies and . sgricultural pgents have started tho game, and now thoy may wrell shudder at the vast army which is drilling to mmest them ina match. The important question sarisos; “ Will that army stop when they get on ‘sn equal footing? "—** Farmer's Son,” in We- Wiona (IL) Indez. " - —Self-interest will not permit the community g;fidshpny the railroads for their services. co the owners of railroads can rely in perfect \eafety upon this enlightened salf-interest to pro- Ect them from imposition, and be satisfied with o tariff fixed by the communities whom they serve.—SL. Louis Republican. —The Republican party was organized fora grand purpose,—to overtlrow American slavery ; Bnd, now, after the party has become all powor- and ‘no organized opposition to hold it in £heck, its loaders boldly tura gpon the _people and plunder their substance. We ask the labor- 3ng masses, npon whose. integrity the welfare ‘nd enfety of the country ‘depend, whether, in fgheir opinion, & Reform party 18 not essential 7— \Green County ( Wis.) Republican. Perhaps & revolution would just now be ben- eficial. The time seems ripe for a revolution in the financial affairs of tho country. The dpeopla jgre every year being drawn more and more writhin the power of moneyed mannmia . We gro fast drifting towards the very danger and rcondition of things which our institations and form of government seemed best fitted to shield from: *Monstrous opulence and monstrous Suisery.—Kansas State Record. THE CITY IN BRIEF. Since the 1st day of April; 1873, Qer. . T. ‘Hotchkiss, City Clerk, has written his autographa on exactly 5,000 licenses. A mesting of tho State Microscopiial Soclety wrill bo hold this evening, at the offico of Dr. N. 8. Davis, No. 792 Wabash avenue. A report of the Publishing Committeo of the Lens will be presented. Coroner Stephens held an inquest, yesterday, on the body of John Baptist Kist, at No. & North Halsted street, who was supposed to have mmitted suicide. 1t was nscertained, by a post {mortem examination, that death wee catsed by spoploxy of the lungs. An inquest was held yesterday ot_the Eighth Precinct station, on the body of a baby found fmder s sidowalk near tho cornor of Chicago ave- pue and Oakloy etreet. The verdict was that feath had bean caused by exposure and want of . wxare at tho time of birth. A moeting of the citizens and tax-payers of ghe Eighth Ward will be held this evening, at ghe corner of Brown and Maxwell streets, -to rongider the sanitary condition of that ward, end of tho southwestern part of the city gen- The crafty member of the Mayor's police was Enuuy yesterday writing instructions to-tho de- inguent team-owners to furnish without delay » fall list of their teams or take the conse- guences, which will be the wrath of Alr. Silver. Ar. Potter Palmer met with & gevere accident rt the corner of Peck court and Wabash “enuei st evoning. . Owing to the breaking of & bol En his buggy, ho was thrown to-the ground, and §n the fall & shoulder was dislocated. The in- Jury will confine him to the house for some time. The slarm from Box 237, 8 & quarter past § o'clock yesterday afternoon, was caused by the @Biscovery of fire in the plaster-hair manufactory of W, B, King & Co., No, 400 North Halsted " Ehreof. Tho dxmage resulting to building. nod store amounted fo abont $900; fully insured. Mhe fire was caused by an overheated steam:- pipe. : In order to take steps in connection with the proposed erection of a monument to Cal. Ells- ‘Worth, over his grave in Saratoga County, N. Y., sll members of the Ellsworth Zousaves and friends 1t the brave Colonel are roquested to meet for consultation at the Sherman House this after- noon 8t 8 o'clock. By order of the Monument Committee. John Henry enticed Willlam Gross into 8 #iouse on Taylor street, kept by Emma Smith, and, after causing him to imbibe freely, Emma {hrust her hand into his pocket and drew forth €20, which sho did not return. Justice Bauyon yesterdsy morning fined her 825, and sent Henry 1o the Bridowell for twenty daya. . The police, in their usual carping spirit, are growling that their_expenses Tongected nith the capturs of the hotel-robber, Barron, have never been paid. Will theso constitutional grum- Plers and defamers of their superiors and othors besr in mind that the moncy is waiting for them in the Comptroller's office, where it L2s been awaiting their order since March 10 ? . Mary, the spple-girl of the Cit Hall, com- e e o s+ 7T fonk, “ama frkpoo State Legislatures to members and - that the employoes of the city do not pay her for their cigars, candy, or apples. Will the vig- orous Capt. Connett lower his voice when in con- yersation with her, in order that the' gentlemen in the Comptroller's office may do some work ? That exceedingly useléss and none too ornn- mental Board who listen once a week to Dr. Rauch, drew their salaries for last month yester- . day, amounting to 81,800. If the Health Of- cers would leave their smells outside the Comp- troller's office when thioy como in to get " their pay,.they would confer a favor on the gentle- men' who paid over thelr stamps. x . wWithin tho next twenty-three days, the city will have to pay on its paper $640,000'with the interost. And thero’is nothing in the trensury to meet the debt with. Ante up your taxes, ontlomen,- About $9,000 was received yestor- y from taxos, but thero must be more than that honded in daily to meet one-third of the amount. And this is borrowed monoy onl. Thomas Flannegan and frionds beamed with satisfaction yestordsy, on_receiving & _pass admitting _them - fo Kentucky _ Block, after which - they. . will . write . oxhaustive criticiams of tho-various plans, sided by the bib- ulons janitor of the building, whose chief occu- atios appours to Do to. offer insults to tho yor. - - That cxpensive body known ag the Board of Piblic Works condeecended to do & little busi- ndss yesterdsy. Thoy actually swarded' the fol- lowing contracts for building a new Polico Bta- tion on Chicago avonue, between Clark and La Salla streets : ToJ. M. Donlin, the carpen work for 39,640; to Manning Bros., painting and- glazing, §1,117; to P. L. O'Hara, plumbing apd gas-fitting, $840. G ‘ Tho ntnmeaning and characterless autograph of Ald. J. Lengacher is fo be scen on the Com- mittee-book of tho Common Council, appended toacall for smeeting of the Commitieo on Btroets and Alleys of tho North Division, to be held on Monday at 8 o'clock, The Committee ‘will conslder, or pretend to considar, the remon- strance of property-owners sagainst - openin; ‘North Franklin stroet. o BERoE The City Clerk's record of licenses shows that thero aro thooretically just 116 dogs in the city. ‘And this is how tho Chiof of Police enforces tho dog-ordinance. Hud he riot bettor issue, volu- minous “ general order ” upon_ tho- subjoct, di- recting policemon to_frequently inspect every dog seen aftor 11 o'clock ot night? Then let Sheridan protest Officer Kean arrestad a young man who carried- | a carpet-bag, yesterday morn- ing, on the corner of State and Thirteenth atreets. He was taken to the Armory. About $30 worth of cigars were found - in the satchel upon which were the brand of F. A. Rosenthal, 181 and 188 LaSalle street. Upon oxamin- ation, tho rear door of that store was found broken open. Justico Banyon yesterdsy held the igusg ‘man over to the Criminal Court in $700 nds. a’suspicious looking To-day, if the weather, which has been un- uimally cloudy of late, and has ovon incommoded patient humanity by delnges of rain and lower- ing skies; ts, the Committee on_Finarce of the Common Conncil will hold 8 mesting; callod Dby Ald. Bond. This Alderman, it will be recol- “lected, carefully absonted himself from the city uring the fight between the - Mayor and Police Commiseionars, and now, in piping times of peace, sways the sceptro of &xurmm of the Committeo. Montgomery, ex-Alderman, has shown bad temper o8 to the articlo in Tre TrIpoNE showing up hie little bailing_ganies, and eccused Hon. Charlie Reed of writing it. When a man be- comes insane enough to accuse the Hon. Charles of writing for THE TRIBuNe, or Trx TRIDUNE of accepting his services in profercace fo thoso of its own staff, he is fit for anything. But, a8 the- mighty Banyon hath_it, speaking of himsolf, hall truly great men have their heccentricities, you know. It was not Daniel Barrett who was killed by tho Fydo Park train on thoth Inst, A olegram from his son, Lorenzo Barrett, at Laporte, Ind., convoys _this intelligence. Tho jurymsd who supposed be knew the decensed was mistaken, and the person is -therefore - unknown.' A man who spent most of the time with the deceased the day before he was killed, s3y8_he was from €alifornia, but did not ssy whera he then lived, where he as going, or what his name was. The Northwestern ‘Associated Press has com- loted arrangements for s contract with the gvmnm Associated Press, but hes not finished nogotiations with the Western Union Telegraph Company. J. H. White, of the Davenport, Ga- zelte, was yesterdsy chosen Prosident; J. P. Cadbgan, Quincy Herald, and J. S, Clarkson, DesMoines Register, Vice-Presidents; - D. L. ‘Phillips, Springfield Journal, Tressurer ; 2ad D. D. W. Carver, Dubuque Herald, Becrotary. Charles A. Andrews was reappointed Distribut- ing Agent at Chicago. '- p Ats meefing of the Decoration Committee, beld on Thuraday last, Mr. D. Colvin, of the Tnited States Express Company, stated thot flowers would be bronght free of charge from pointa South by the express companies. e sub-committes, consisting of Mg_. Busse, s, and W, Smith, was authorized to purchase flowers to the amount of 3700, It was decided to ask for $600 more with which' to buy flowers. The sub-committee was requested to report their ac- tion by the 15th inst. The meeting adjourned until Thursdsy next at 8 p. m. On Friday morning, about 4 o'clock, a byrglar by the name of James Reed was csught in tho saet of breaking into the four-story brick build- ing, Nos, 143 and 145 South Clinton stroet, ocen- iod by the Chicago Dickle Company, and the nion Egg Carrier’ Company. He had cuts picce out of the glass door with dismond, and tas: brenking tho glass awsy, when the noise awolie an employo'who was_slecping above, who fmmedintely gavo chese, and finally succeeded in capturing tho fellow on.Jofferson street, near A:anu, and handed him over to Officer Brown, who locked him up_in the Union Street Polica Station, . Tho proprietors presented tho case to tho Grand Jury promptly, and before 12 o'clock the raseal was indicted. The committes directory volume, & cyclopedia of coming events not altogether devoid of inter- est tothe Common Council of this city, contained sosterday brief notices of meetings of Common Council ‘committeos to be held shortly. The Iuniinous partios who have been sppointed by tho municipal Execative to compose the Commit~ teo on Judiciary will consult upon tho trivial business likely to come before them at 10 o'clock this morning. The mecting is called by the Chairman, s young and brilhant member of the Chicago bar, who rejoices in the sppella- tion of ‘Ald. Richardson. Tho Commit- teo will doubtless tako up the following subject, and dispose of it : The nomination by Mayor Medill of Col. N. A. Waterman gs suc- cessor of the Hon. Samuel Hoard, Commissioner of the Board of Health. The manipulator of the slender cue snd the fvory spheres will enjoy, with keoner apprcia- tion, tho beantios of his favorite pastime when he learns that the license for the tables over which he spreads his lean but well-clad carcaes are gotten up regardless of expense, His scien-~ tific soul will take _especial comfort in the disclosure that the words * BY suthority of the City of Chicago,” “ Billiard-table™ and the date 1878 are printed in blood-red ink while the balance of the important document is rinted in green. The Mayors signature isin lue, and the City Clerk’s in black. Herein are roprésented the various festures of tho game. Green for the cloth ; red for jhe balls ; blue for anything olse,—neckties, for _instance,—and black for usefulness. It will 2lso be gratifying to the ‘good player to learn that the licenss for the vulgar game of **pigeon-hole” differs from tho "polychromatic permission to play the more refined * American game " in many respects. _————— RETURN OF STOLEN PROPERTY. For quito a number of years, and up to within a few woeks, & rospectable hardware merchant, doing business on State street, hes .had regular business calls from & man giving the name of W. A. Waterman. The Iatter claimed to bo the traveling agent of an Esstern house dealing in hardware, silverware, &c., and offered several valusble lots of goods at low prices. The mer- chant always purchased without hesitation, and it soon became & habit with him to look out for his traveling friond at cortein times, with tho ‘expectation_ of getting good bargains. For two or threo weeks the _traveler bas not g:t in an appearance. The merchant was beginning to wonder what had become of him, when, on Thursday, he received o lotter from him, dated at Grand Havon, Mich, in which he stated that he had been arrested, and implor- ed his assistance. The cause of the arrest was not given, and this made the merchant suspect that his traveling friend was not altogether hon- est. The polico headquarters were -af once visited, and the detective department conferred with, = The merchant was advised to_ col- Joct all tho goods he had purchased from Waterman, end place them in care of the Custodian of Stolon Property. The ad- vice was acted on immediately, and & 0 quantity of proparty, consisting of_pocket- Xnives, razors, silver gravy-ladles, plated dinner- forks, plated and ivory-handled utter-knives, plated, toaspoons, table-spoons, and dessert- iy v aticles of allveryaro, TR ‘were bronght to the Central Station. These ar- ticles arg without dotbt the product of extensivo burglaries in differont parts of the country. Tho authorities havo not yot decided what, action to tako concerning Waterman, - - S COMPLAINING, PROPERTY-OTWNERS: The, Pcople of the ‘Thirteenth Ward .’ Decmand Their Rights: A week ago .a mecting ‘of property-owners in the Thirtcenth Waad was held, for.tho parpose of securing Gome mothiod of reaching their homes in rainy weather. They talked informally over the Guestion, and, after suggesting scows and ferryboats, thoy adjourned until last -even- Ing to the corner of*Pauling and Vin Buren streets, when Ald.. Shorwood and Avery Moore were requested to bo present. On assembling last ovening, some twonty or thirty gentlemen were found to be presont, Col. Baldwin in the Ald. Sherwood explained the systém of obtain- ing sewerage from the Common Courcil, and pointed out that the co-operation of tho citizens was needed. Ho showed -that last year Dr. Rauch had presented {0 tho Council = list of streets noeding sowerage, and had. demanded that all the sewerago fund wont to them. He taken to press tho, claimé of the ward, and he Liad taken stops himself . ta.do it, but it so turned out that the Thirteenth Ward got none. Tho South Side ninde a pressure, and got sewera down to Thirticth street. The West Division had been noglected. The 3ayor hadseid o great majority of the taxes had been exponded on the West Side. -This was ‘not so. The South Side bad the press, the City Treasurer, and the Mayor, and could get -overything they wanted. That- was how it wes. He would give an in- stance. Wheronpon he alluded’, t0° the sprinkling - of the South . Side. . streets for- which $10,000 had --been .. appropri- ated. ~ Whon the ordinance - therefor -was nssod ho callod on the Mayor to veto it. . Tho ayor neither vetoed nor ‘passed.t, and he so- cured o reconsideration of it, and beat it. He ‘advisod the meoting to ronse, the Council and Mr.J. K. Thompson to show some interest inthe matter, . Col: Baldwin said that-the whole of the vast amount of territory in the neighborhood was now nnbmuxg)ad. The water appeared to roll in from Burry Point road,and covered the whole country round abont. If the Board could nmot ‘givo the ward enough money for sewers, they might cortainly give money enongh to dig some ditches and let the water run off. Ald. Moore said the complaint about the water was made all over the cify. = The Tenth and part of the Twelfth Wards were the only ones which were comfortably sewered. He saw no way out of the difficnlty but by letting_ property owners sower their own property. This 1des of ralsing 500,000 a year to sewer, the whole city was me- less. It really amounied to nothing. Our _artesian wells howover good on goneral princi- ‘ples were not good during high water. .Col. aldwin said that it was useless toput down sidewslks in tho sonthwestorn portion of the 'ward, where thero are no ditches, for they only floated away. e 'Ald. Moore had found this to be the case. Hore and thore were found little bits of sidewalk, which had had remained -where the main body floated away on the flood. Capt, McKey complained of sn outrago upon im. 3lr. Thompson had np})osed “him, and ho obtained more information from the other two Commissioners than from Mr. Thompson. - A gentloman_ stated. that 2 thero appeared to bo no way of gotting any sewerage, Some- thing must bo dono to carry off tho great mass of water. . Sonth of Polk streot and west of Wood the only way of getting round as upon improvised rafta. séud pationtly bomo this state of things in tho ditrict, boping that it would be_drained off. The only possible way of_getting7id of -it would b to get it con- demnued a8 a nuisance. ¥ A vory largo proportion of gontlemen wero only waiting to have the water drained off to build. One gentlomsa had brick on the ground for eighteen new and first-class buildings within two blocks of tho placo of meeting. Other gantlnmon were waitipg for relief in order to uild from two'to twelve houses. Tt was suggestod that Dr. Rsuch bo_conveyed out to tho flooded territory and sbandoned on a raft without radder, sail, or compass. _ Torrible stories wero told of drowning boys and floating carcaaios of dogs. Tho -water lying: botwoon Westorn and Ashland avenues wos pollutod by reoking masses of feline, canino, and gallina- ceous corruption. : A gentleman. moved ' thé sppointriont’ of & committes of two to call upon the authorities, to urge that some sction bo takon, which was agreed to. Tho - Committee was appointed, con- sisting of Charles B. Holmes and C. P. MecRay. The mooting adjourned. * T ““How Is It Done-P” This question s frequently usked with reference to the relative prices, quality, and style of tho clothing at Nuttiug's, Nos, 320 and 322 Btate street, The goods are, in every respeot, so much superidr to what Chi- cago people havo boen accustomed to in the matter of resdy.made clothing, that tho query,.* How can they do it maturslly augests lsel, Tiow can they nfford, at such low prices, nts in deelgn, cnt, aud fins ish, equal }:o t\leg:l’rl‘l’:!l cmtom—n;‘:és work? Tho secret of it s found in the great facilitics of this houss for the introduction of new styles, as it 13 dircctly connected with one of the largest clothing ‘houses in the world, situated on Broadway, New Yor .and from which tlie'Chicago branch is daily iu receipi of goods by express. An examination of the stock at Nos, 320 ind 521 Stafo strect will convince anyone that, in this way, Chiczgo purchasers sro at no time behind tho New York styles,end they therefore possess all the advantages of our Esstern friends for buying resdy-mode clothing, - : —_— e ‘.‘myne’s Expectorant. Whilo a soldier in the lato war, I was 50 materially benefited by theuso of Dr., Jayne's Expectorant, that Yregard 1t my dnty to inform the public 2s to my ox~ Perionce, Through the exposure of camp-lifo in very fovere weather, 1 contracted. a cold, which Snally settled on my lungs, and in consoquence, tho surgeon Qischarged me as o consumptive= Soon after my ar- rival home I commenced taking Dr. Jsyno's Expec- forant, and in & short time thereafter I began to im- prove, 50 that in a fow weeks I was enabled to go tomy employment, farming. Frequently since, I have nsed tho Expectorant in my family for colds and_coughs, £0d always obtained a satisfactory result. I there- Toro cannot hesitato to recommend this remedy for all colds, amd for consumption in its estlier stages.— Winrtax BARTOS, writing from Paragon, Mich, - — Ohicago, Burlington & Quincy Railroad Sundey Train, The through, Pacific express for Council Bluffs, Omahs, San Francisco, and all far west points,will leave the Central depot of the Michigan Central, Illinois Qentral, and Chicago, Burlington & Quincy Railways at 10, m. Sunday, May 11, 1873, stopping ot Indiana ave- nue and Canal street. Through tickets via Chicago & Northwestern and Chicago, Rock Island & Pecific Kail- ay will be good on this train. ptipek i el D) New Billiard Parlor. Mlessrs, Ryan & Currell open to-night a handsome billiard psrlor on State street, cast eide, one door south of Twenty-first, Several cminent e: will lend in- tarest to ihe occasion by exhibitions of skill in match ymes, Tho new parlor is furnished with two of tho . AL Brunswick & Balke superb billiard tables, —_————— The World-Famed Parker Honse Soup, mado from the original Tecipe of tho Parker House, Boston ; also, all kind of fresh and ealt water fisb, spring 1amb, now green peas, served this day at Ander- son's European Hotel Besturant, Nos. 143 snd 145 Alsdison street, . Have You Seen It ? One of those imitstion rosewood and oak chamber suits, ten pieces complote, only §35, at Nos. 284, 280 and 288 Wabash avenue, - Potter, King & Co, — e —— Two Desperadocs Convicted of Mur= der. Barrvone, May 9.—On the night of Jan.2 last, Mro, Mary Ann Lampley, a2 nged lady ! murdered in this city and her house robbed of soveral hundred dollars, during tho absenco of her husband. . Somo time_after, Joshua Nicholson, who married a granddaughter of Mrs. TLamploy, and Thomss B. Whallen, alias Halla- han, weré arrested, charged with tho murder, and'indictod, Ths caso was removed to the Cir- enit Court of Anne Arundel, and the trial bogan at Annapolis on Wednosdsy Inst, and the evi- denco of the State and defenso was con- cluded yestordsy _afternoon. During _the trinl, - Deputy ~Marshal Froy sud = Chief Potectivo . Frione, of this _ city, testified relative to the confession of murder made by the prisoncr., A special to the Amér- ican from Annapolis this morning says: When tho cell of Hallahan was entered, it was found fhat ho had worked the irons off both legs. Sab- sequently ho was brought into court with Nich- olaon and the trial proceeded. The State Attor- Doy iwas making his closing srgument. whon Hallahan sprang from the box, =nd, rushing at Deputy Marehal Frey, struck him violently over the head with a heavy piece of iron wrappedin 8 stocking. Nicholson sprang out of tho box and rushed towards Frey, when s -melec en- sued. Tho scene was fearful and exciting, Detectives Pourter and Shaffer rushed to- the oscae of Marahal Frey to_protect him Zrox tack, and to secura tho two criminals. - Hallshan was strack on tho head and badly cat, the blood strenming over his faco. Marshal ' Frey, al thongh badly injured, was sble to aseist i sub- duing the. prisoners,’ both of whom were soon overcome and handciifed. After the excitement had subsided the trial of the cese was proceeded with, and -given to tho jury at 1 o'clack, who soon returned with & verdict of murder in tho first degreo. % — JUBILEE- NOTES. What Is Béing Domo for the Great : Gealz Week in June, Messrs. Carpenter & Sheldon, the managers of | tho Jubilee Concerts of the approaching ‘galn week, have opaned the headquarters of tho Jubi- lee Committee st Rooms No. .10 and 11 United Btates Express Company’s Builditg, on Wash- ington strect. George W. Lyon, Musical Super- -intendent, is. arranging tho programmes and bolding lovecs of _musicians at the music stora of ~Messrs. Lyon & Healy, on State stroet. -<Mr. Healy - returns . from ver last week's cloaing prjce., All the feceipts were Qdlsposed of. Sales: 430 Obio'clipped sheep, av 98 ta 96 Ios, st $6:00; 148 Ohio Wwoolojl sheep, sy 91 B, st £5.65: Western clipped rangod at $4.50@5.50; Western wooled at §6.00E6.75. i k * Hocs—To-day, 5,000; fotal for e weak, 7,000, against 27,200 Ist week, Market slow, with’an’ up- ward tendency in pricc. The quality was better. than . on yéererday. -Salea : 500 Tilinols Liogs, 160 ta 200 ibs, at | $5.90 ; 100 Ohio hoge, 166 lLa at $5.55 ; 100 Obio stockers, 105 158, 2t 85,25, cigR ) 2 New York Dry Goods Market. New Yonr, May 9.—The cold and rainy weather had 8 depressing effect oni the market, which Was unuSu- ally quiet in all departments, The market for coiton goods s qulct but nnchanihd, Tho best ‘makes of rown bleached and colored coitons are firm: and only in moderate supply. Aedium bleached ehirtings aro in better request, Yrints and ginghams rule quict. Tolled jaconets sell freely at 83c. Dress fabrics are quiot, * Woolens and shawls aro duill. Foreign goods ‘Tule dull in private hands, snd sell low at suction.” * : ‘Pittsturgh Catile farket. » Prrrspuney, 3May 9,—CATTLE—Market dull; arri- Boston to-day with. the final arrangements- completed, with Mr. Gilmore, who will bring with himt & superb armay of musio talant from tho East. The contracts for.transforming ‘the cat depot, intp a Coliseum to sccommodate ,000 paoplo will bo' concluded in & day or two. The charge of interior decorations has been given to Wallaco Hume, Eaq. A daily papor, ¢ The Jubiles,” will bo ismefl )y Messrs. %: - genier & Sheldon throughout the first week in uno or during the poriod of the Jubiles. Gil- moro will leave Boston for Chicago towards’ the end of tho present month, -to bs in charge of _Frnpmhnnn. Letters and proffers from musical alont_all over tho. country sre pouring in upon Mr. Lyon, and avery possible -co-operation is promised by rosident musical talent. The %Xapmtlogs for the grezt Jubiles Ballat tho rand Pacific Hotel, on Fridsy evening, Jane 6, are being rapidiy éarried forward, and the matter is strongly taken up -by our best citizens, and prominent managers aro being selocted to xépre- ‘sent tho best clomant in other cities. * Chicago is etting thorougnly resdy to bo at home and bave ‘Ber Intch-string ont_in tho first week in sum- mer. Tho railroads centering bere are fully up to the spirit of the occasion, and oxcursion rates havo been secured o all parta of the coun- trytributary to Chicago. The city will bo ready for all who come, and show them something to aetonish them, and send them away happy. The Newfoanndland Atlantic Cable. | 2B Yoms, May 0. In reforance to the recent statoment_ that tho Newfoundland Govornmon posseeses tho sight to claim possession. o tho ewtoundland Talograph Lino next year, it s ascertained that by legislation -three years sub- sequent to the granting of the original charter of 1864, the Colonial Department gave permis- sion for the consolidation, of the Newfound- 12nd Company with the Atlantic Cable Company. This action, it is asserted on high legal authority in England, overrides -the right of purchase through arbitration. - - MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH. New York Financial Nows. New York, May 9.—Financial affairs wore dull Money ruled easyat5@7. per cent, closing with free O ioviing s stead at 1083@1085; for G0 ing was st af for GO days, and 1%@1‘55; rirr bl ™ d was quiet aud steady at 11TX@1173Z, with most of business ot T @117, ot M. % losing rate, Loans, 7 cent, Clearings, $57,000,000, Treas o ury disbursemets, $250,000. Total payments of May interest to date, $6,636,000, Customa ‘Teceipts to-day, (32,000, . ? Governments wero dull, closing Arm. It is an- nounced that half s million will bo redcemed at the Treasury, under the call of Msreh L. Stato bonds were dull, Pacific Mall, Panama, New Jersey Central, and Dela- ware, Lackswanna & Western wers tha features of the stock market to-day, esch making Otherwise, the market was dull, and 4@ per oent, Pacific ross from 53% 163 107, closing st 1053 3 \ware. wanna from 102 to 104, d;‘lhlng‘:‘l 104, %l;: wh%!:xmleht gnm stroug. 0 Western Union Telegraph Company has. not. leased the Pacifio &. Aflantio' line, nor borgat. the stock. gt 5 Sterling, 1083, Cor Bl upons, %l .. 5208 of 62 . Couj 64 Coupons, '65 . Coupans, 65 (n BoXDE. Missourts. ... Virginias, old. 43 North Carolinas, old..27 North Carolinas, new.16 Adame Wells Fargo 803 American Expreds... 67} United States Ex.... T8 Baeitc Mell, 855 Illinois Central C.&F.... 141% | Unlon Paciflo stocka, 3255 Northwestern, 80" | Union Pacific bonds. 80% Northwestern 8 raj Pacific bonds, 1031 Rock Island.. 1105 | Del. Lack, & Weatern:104 ¥.J. Central, 105% | B., H. & Edlo....... o Bt. Paul... Foreign Markets. LIvEGPOOL, M3y 9—11 3, m.—Flour; 278 61, Winter wheat, 125 24; spring, 118G125 24 white, 11s 10d; club, 12:@1% 2d. _ Corm, 274 9, Pork, 63s. Lard, 40s. -LIvERPOOL, - May 9-3 p. m.—Breadstuffa Whito wheat, 135 1d; club, 123 3 ; spring, 119 2d@128 24; rest unchanged. 5 ; woor, May §—Cotton quiet and steady mid aling upland, 87d ; Orleans, 9¢d. Yarns and Jebrics at Mancheater stead; Receipts of .wheat for. tho past thres. days, 24,000 qr3., all American ; receipts of corn, same time, 72,000 qrs.; American, 9,000 qrs. Dreadstuffs quiet ; Californm white wheat, 12414 ¢ Club, 128 34 ; red Western spring, 11s 2d@11s2d ; red winter, 1%'2d. Flour -unchanged. * Corn, 27 9d. O o My 0. Tarpentine, 39:@39% 61, NDOX, .~ e, 4 Koreni, Mag 9.—Todned patsoleum, 417, - LoxpoF, May 9,—Consols, . $3Y@93% money 3 933 (@933 account 6208, '65, 93 ; A0 67, 943 10-40s, 89X Dew bs, 89 ; Erle, 60K. | Pamis, May 9.—Bentes, 54 50c. Albany Cattle Market, ‘Special Dispatch to The Chicago Tribuns, ALDANT, My 0.—BEEVES—The market opened yes- terday with a fair attendance of local and Tiver county ‘buyers, and a much better feeling was manifested than on'last'week. A fair amount of trade for the opening day was domo. The sales reached sbout 700 hesd, somowhat in excess of that dsy last week. The ruling of the market was about tho samo_8 last Wweek's open- ing. To-day the sttendance has been good, and, not- withstanding the heavy rain, largo number of sales were made. There was at first much holding back by ‘Duyers, but fnally they bought largely, paying prices from %c to Xo higher than day last week. Tho average quality this weck does not differ materi- t. Tliere are no very extra cattlo, but the good. The rocelpts for the week are gainst 639 Inat week. A buoyant feel- ing pervades the markot, and it 1s probable the baal- Bess ot foday willarguly compensato dealers for the t wo Iorses sustained last Mrrca Cows—The roceipts this week are not over ty. The demand is strong, 40 head, and of a good and the merket rules s little higher, 3¢ from $45 to $65 per head. Suxep AxD Lasma—Receipts glightly In excess of last waek, and of good sverage quality. Tho market Tules quiet st an sdvance of X@c per b, There is 2 slight falling off in tho demand from yesterdsy. Among the receipts wero 6 car-loads of cgarse wool Toxas sbeep, & novelty in his market, There isa Tight supply of spring lambs. We quote Btate and estern ahors, G0e per B3 spriog lambs, 10@140 per New York Live-Stock Markets New Yoax, May 0.—BrEvEs—To-dsy, 42 cars, ot 710 head, making 3,640 since Monday, ng.mé‘tdhu Inst woek, The weather is unfavorabls, and trade rules dull, but_prices are sustained, Limitod sales wero ‘mnde at 11@18c for medium to prime native steers; 10i(@10o for rough ozen and stagn, and 9%@10KS for Texans, Among the jozs wero: 8 cars Fentucky catile, av 7% cwh, at 104@13xc; 2 cars Tilinois steers, v T3¢ cwt, 3t 11@13c; 2 cars Texans, v 53 cwt, ot 10c ; 18 cars Tllinois steers, av 03¢ to 73 cwt, at 114@12)¢. Several cars of pat{ve and Texans were held over, Dacsszn Berv—Jain fair demand at 10@11%c for native, and T@Jxc for Texans, * . Brezr—To-day, 8 cars, or 1,507 head, making 8,155 head since Mandsy,sgainst 6600 bead Iist week, i demand is fally equal to tho supply, and all were sold at fall prices, including : 3 cars unshorn Indians anc Missour ahedp, &v 94 b3, at T30 1 car sheared Obl av 91 1o, at 7 a7 93 1w, 8t firm 8¢ 8@12c. CarvEs—Ono thousand veal calves from New York and Pennsylvania sold yesterdsy and to-day at 04@ 8, mostly at TX/@84c, end 100 good Jersay calves at per B 0ae—To-dzy, 4,500 head, making 22,850 gince onday, against 24,270 last week. The market is not very satlsfactory 10 the trade, but prices rule fairly steady. Live hogs sold at 57@0Xc, with sales of 2 cars at the Istter figuro. Dressed hogs are stesdy st 73@8c for heavy and light average weight. Buffalo Live-Stock Market. Borraro, May 9.—Catrr—To<das, including 28 cars to arrive, 697 ; tofal for_the wesk, B,00% or 471 cars, against 570 cars Iast week, Market slow; few buyéra; not suficient salea o make prices, Sales: 117 Tiigois steers, av 1,065 to 1,965 .75 ; 37 Michigan stockers at $6.60@4.80. it Today. 1,800 total for the week, 11,800, egainst 9,000 the same lime last weck. The farket cloted Srzz ‘8¢ vance &7 - g Yals heavy; best, G@03c ;- stockers, 4@5c; Edmmon, 5@5 E(Esom“-n.-c' ”w@s“nflnh falr; bost, $5.500 .80 , 55 ; common, $4.50@5.00, ‘Hoas—Market dull; arrivals heavy; Philadelphin, $5.00@5.75; Yorkers, §5.20@5.30. Pittsburgh 0l Market. . Prrrspuncm, 3ay 9.—Crude petroleum dull at $2.50 (@2.55 per brl at Parker's. Befiued dull'and nominal at 16@16Xo on cars hers; 19}@10Xo delivered in Philadelphia. . The Procuce Markets. . NEW YORK. NEw Yons, May ).—CorroN—Steady; middling up- 1and, 19/c. ‘Brzabérurrs—Flour less nctive but firm . rocelpls, 7,000 brls ; superfine . Western. and State $5.£5G6.30 3 cgmmon to good, $6.50@7.40; good to choice, $1.456 835; white wheat cxtra, $.50@10,60; extra Oulo, $5.90@10,50; St, Louis, $1.50G12.60. Lyo flonr quict 80d firm at $4.10@6.00. Corn meal quict and steady. ‘Wheat—Prime spring scarco ; winter held above buy- ers” views ; receipts, 35,000 bu; rejected spring, 3L @1.43; No. 3 spring, $L5G@LI8 : N i $1.0@1.70; amber - Western, §2.05, Lyo quiet firm; Western, 97c@$1.00, Darley dull and unchanged, Malt’ quiet; Canads, §1.25. Comn less active, and scarcely 8o’ firm ; receipts, 50,000 bu; mew mixed @, estern, GT@08c ; 'choico do, 6830 ; old, in store, 671G GTxc; yellow Western, 68X ew mixed West- ern, June, 65c. Oats firm and steady; Teceipts, 53,000 bu ;. cominon to prime mixed Westers, 50@5lc ; white Wesiern, 83@56e, - ° ; Croven SeEp—Steady; Western, 8@83¢. Tim- e g atcady - Wasti 1 § s—3ore steady ; Western, 15@153c. . Hors—Quictend unchangod. . Grocearea—Coffee firm; Rio, 1T4@19xc. Sugar firm fair to good refining, TX@8ic. Molisses mare active; Now Orleans, Gi@8lc. Rice steady at TX@ |- 8xe, . Pernorzus—Crade, 83c; refined, 20c. Tom —Firm'at 804 @5Lc. Provistons—Pork lower ; new_mess, £18.00; primo mess, §17.25@18.00.: " stesdy and unchanged. Cut ‘meats sieady; shoulders, 7c. Middles steady ; Western long clesr, 93c.. Lard steady; Western steam, 94(c ; kettle, I5c. © Burrzn—Lowe forn, 27@31c. & ‘_m AL, Do £ 93@033% msxr—Higher, modersto business, o o . CINQINNATL CrxorenaTy, May 9.—Brzapsrorrs—Flour ‘firm at 90. Wheat quiet, and held ot §1.75. Corn $7.65@7. firmat 47c. Rye firm. Barley firm, v7s10xs—Dul) and weak ; mess park nominal at $17.75@18.00, Lard dull and ‘nominally unchanged. Bulk meaia dull - nothing doing ; held,ahouldors, 7o Clear rib sides, 0¢; clear, JXc; buyers ask a conces- xion :‘tb ).fiax:;."‘gacon u-‘zu; muhoumnu;", TX@T%cC; clear os, 9%@9%c ; clear, IEGN - Wiisxx—Held Armly at 88c. * i MPHIS, umm.lmy 9.—CorTox—Dull ; good crdinary, 14%@15¢; low middling, 17c: recelpts, 1,60 balea: ;x:.‘!pmmu,mwu; sales, 6,000 bales ; stock, 35,735 les, BreavsTUFFs—Flour dull. Corn scarce and firm at 59@00c. Osls scarce and firm at 4ac, Cornmeal scarce at $2.60. . . “ProvisioNs—Pork dull and drooping ot $19,50. Lard dulland drooping at 9X@9%c. Bacon dull,but un- changed ; shoulders, 8¢ sider, 10K @L0KE. 0swEGO, May 0.—BrEADSTUFFa—Wheat unchanged; prime white Canads, §2.05; fair do, 201, Corn steady st 6ua, - AILWA : UKEE, Muwavsss, May 9.—Berapsrurrs—Flour. quiet and unchanged. _ Wheat,dull and shade lower; No. 1 Milwaukee, £1.303 ; No. 2, $1.30. _Oats scarce and firm ; No. 2, 32i¢c. Corn In fair demand and bigher ; mized, 44x¢. Eyein fair demand and firm ; No. 1, 63¢. Barley steady ; No» 2spring, 86c. | Farzouts—To Buffalo, 96 ; to Oswego, léc. Recerrrs—Flour, 600 bels ; wheat, 5,100 bu. SummerTs—Floir, £000 bile ; wiedi, 6,100 b, o ETROIT. DeTaorT, Msy 9.—BrzapsTorss — Flour quict snd ged, .Wheat_in active demand and cdvanced ; axtzs, B.04; No. 1 £L.014@LISY ¢ amber SLTT, st full prices; Wostern, 3%, Corn steady; 43c. # FrexanTs—To Oswego, 9c. &) Reozrers—Flour, 2,000 brls; whest, 7,000 bu; corn, 6,000 bu ; oat, 5,000 bu. Sarpsixrs—Flour, 1,000 bris; whest, 7.250 buj corn, 2,000 bu; oats, og_joshu. Lovrsvie, May 9.—BREADSTUFFS—Flour quict; extra family, $6.50@8.00 ; fancy, $9.00. Whest steads, £ $1.50@1.67, 25 to qualify on arrival. - Corn—Demand good, at 53¢, in sacks. Oats steady at 43¢, including $acks. Bye steady at 80c, on arrival, Darfey steady ; Provisioxs—Tending downward, especially for mess Pk, bacon, and bulk meats, but bams are firm, and d i held ‘steady. Mesa pork, $18,00@18.25; bacon shoulders, B3¢ ; Hb sides, 10@10%¢ ; clear rib, 104c, ed ; choice leaf lard, in tcd, 9%@10c; in kegs, 10%@Lic ; prime steam, 9c ; bulk meats, shoulders, ;I;;c c; dlest b sides, 3 clear aides, 934c, loose, an: ¢ higher for packed ; hams, plain, 13G13c ; sugar- cured and fancy, 14@15¢, packed, 2 WmsKT—Firm, at 88G 3. ST. LOUIS, Br. Lot1s, May 9.—BreADsTUFss—Fiour dull, but unchanged ; busimess light, Wheat dull and drooping on sample Jots 20ld ; prime soft epring, $L32@LITY 3 No. 3 reds fall, $1.60, Corn frm and active for future; No, 2 mized, 38@38(c in_elevator, cash; 40%@4lc fer June. ‘Oats active; 34 on track'; 35 s @353 demater; 5c seller May and Junc. Barley fiat. Rye v 5 WaIsKY—Scarce and higher at 8¢, ¥ ProvisioNs—Pork dull at $18.00 and heavy. Dry salted meats stoady at 7i(c, 9ic and 9)c. Bacon dull and doclining, only small jobbing trade. Lard nominal. Hocs—Lower at $4.65@5.00. ° COATTLE—Firm ; 2@33{c for inferior to common and 4@530 for fair to chalce beeves. p BUFFALO. ' Bowparo, May 9.—BREADSTUFFs—Flour steady, Whest strong ; car lots Norihwesfern sold at 1,5, and Tows at $1.50; demand light. Corn strong ; car lots Weatern at 52@53c ; demand light. Oats dull j car lots Western at 45c ; other erticlea unchanged. ‘TOLEDO. Tor¥po, May 0.—BREADSTUFFE—Flour firm, de- mand fair, Wheat firm snd 2¢ higher ; No. 3 white Wabash, §1.89 ; amber Michigan, seller_May, $1.183 ; seller June, $1.80% ; No, 1 red, £ No. 2 do, $1.78. Corn, demand fair, and advan igh mixed, spot and galler May, 48X@48%c; seller June, 433@49c; seller._July, wxgmg seller August, 504 @51c ; low mized 473c; yellow, 40¢; no grade, 47c, Oats, do- mand fair, and advanced No. 3 spot, 41)0; seller June, 43¢; Michigan, u“flfl. % Freramrs—Buifalo dull, 4c for corn; Oswego, 8c. RecerpTs—Flour, 1,400 brls ; wheat, 9,000 bu ; corn, 000 bu ; oats, 6,000 bu. . mreMENTS—Flour, 1,000 brls; whest, 17,000 bu; corn, 108,000 bu. 5 i ORLEANS. Nrw Onrraxs, May 9.—BREADSTCFFS—Flour dnll 3 XXX, $7.25@8.25; family, $9.00810.00. Corn easier mized, §5¢ ; whitt, 56c. - Oats quiet at 4234c. Brak—7a¥c. glian—Gutet ‘And firm ; prime, $23,00@26.00; choice, Puovimoxs—Pork dull and lower; mess, $18.50. Dry salted meats firm ot 8, 95@93¢c. Bacor dull and lower 8t 8X@8X@10X@I0Kc. Hama dullat M4Xe. Tard—refined tierce, 93¢ ; keg, 101(c. G jugars dull; common, 6X@Tc; fair, 73@8). Molassea roboiled, 6Txc. Coffee quiet a 174@10¥C. Winsex—Dull ot 8@ Corros—Quiet; sales 4,800 bales; good ordinary, 15%(0; low middling, 16%c? middling, 19@18% : mid Qling Orleans, 18X(c; receipts, 2,023 balea; Tiverpool, 1,733 bales; stock, 151,127 balcs, - o osieio Liserpal, 415 baies 17,600 bales ; expo: iverpool, 8, cozs 2,212 bales. Other forelgn ports, 6,120 balea, Vesscls Passcd Detrolt. DrrmoTE, Mich,, May 9.—PasszD Dows—Props Java, ‘Fisk, Glasgow, Balle Crosd, Nashus, Holland, Pringle ; ehrs Mocking Bird, Mears, Passep Up—Prope Passale, Jsy Gould, = Graves, Clevelsnd, Araxes ; bark Mary Jane; schr Alderberan, Wixp—Sonth. Dsraor, Mich., May 9.—PAsszD Dowx—Props Col- orado, Bay’ City, Montans ; Schr Amorican Union, Passip Up—Sehrs Delos' Dewolf, Atmosphere, Wrvp—East. IlIinois Canal and River News tch to The Chicago Trivune. TASATLY, TIL, May 9.—The steamer Beaver arrived from St. Lonis to-dsy,fowing he canal-boat Bouchard, Toaded with corn, from Peru, where she hsd dropped omo fee barge. Ehe alsotowsd the canal-bost Gipscy Queen, light, from Bt. Louis to Henry, and the canal- ‘Dot Monitor, leaded with corn, from Spring Lake to Peoria, Bho will remsin herp till Sunday evening or fondsy morning to take s tow of barges of ico to Bt. ‘The Bouchard, loaded with corn for Chicazo, Tanzo—Industry, 2,850 1sth ; Andrew Jackson, 41,850 £t lumbez, 20,000 th, 11,760 e merchandise, 100 brls galt for LaSalle, and'86 brls sailt for Joliet ; and several boats light, Trosta, TiL, April 9.—Tho rivar fs 11 3-10 feet, and 18 falling slowly. Amnrvep—New Boston, Bt. Louls ; Grey Eagle, Hen- nepin. DrrasreEp—St, Johns, St. Louls; New Boston, Ls- Balla; Grey Bagle, Henzepin. SPECIAL NOTICES. Schenck’s Mandrake Pills, Thess pills aro_composed exclusivoly ‘of vegetable fn- gredicats, and although they entlzely ‘Tnpersado tho use of mercuzy, do not leavo any, of {ts injurious effects. “They act directly apon tho livor, and aro a valaable rawms- dyin all cases of derangemeny resulting from & disor- dered state or that orgag. Liver ) it, Bilious Disorders, Iadigestlon, Siek Beadache, Tphold Fezorn Zo., &c., all ruccumb 10 the fres uso ot Schenek's and anhmiu. For u)}n all dreggists i 2 No. 2 Milwdukee DRY GOODS. “CARSON, PIRIE & CO. Retail Department. W. MADISON AND PEORIA-STS. In order to’ inaugurate busi- ness in their spacious and ele- gant new premises, offer the following . 5 INTERESTING . PRICES, ' A large assorted lot of Hamburg Embroideries at 12 1-2 cts, yd, some of them worth 40 cts. - Children's White Pique Suits $1 each. The finest and best imported French Corsets for $2 pair ; regular price $3. A great bargain. Other grades of French.Woven and Sewed Corsets under valge. " Targe assortment Ladies' Colored Silk Fichus at 75 cts., half price, Other styles Ladies' Ties iii darge assortment at low prices, $ Elegant assovtment new Parasols, just. re- ceived, - & The best one dollar Kid Glove in the city. Alexandre’s and other best makes Paris Kid Gloves; in all shades and sizes.- " - - Agents for the sale of llerz's Scamless” Ki Gloves, the best made; each pair warranted; all sizes in the latest and choicest shades. Gros Grain bargain. Teversible Ottoman .Stripe Shawls, $1 up- wards, - X : Elegant new French Ottoman Shawls in rich- -| styles. . . Great Bargains in Lace Shawls and Sacques, bought much under regular value. i Good Japaness Silks from 40 ets. yd, upwards. Black ground Stripe Silks. all silk, 65 cts. Colored Stripe Silks $1,a bargain.. Flegant quality Stripe Spring Silks, $1.10. Black all-silk Gros Grains $1, $1.10, $1.20. Richer qualities Lyons Black Gros Grains, $1.30, $1.50, $1.75 and $2, the cheapest goods in the market. Black Grenadines very cheap. - A very attractive display of New Dress Goolls, from 15 to 30 per cent below usual prices. - Having in our new. store fine light, spaciousaccommodations, central location, and a low rent, we intend to make it interest-| ing for old ‘customers and new to come from the remotest parts of the city and country to trade. HATS AND FBRS, 37| BISHOP & BARNES, Cor. State and Monroe-sts., Are showing the LARGEST, BEST and MOST ATTRACTIVE S8TOCK of - GENTS, YOOTHS, AND BOTY T S HATS IN THE CITY. s ATDTIEEE ! 3 Proservo your FURS from BIOTIIS and d: b3 - e SO RS R e 2 Yo roe-ats., for safo keoping. S NEW PUBLICATIONS. Published This Day: L Literature and Dogma, An Essay Towards a Batter Apprehension of the Bible. By MATIOEW ARNOLD. I vol. 12mo. $1.50. - In the proface of this remarkable book, Mr. Armold says: *‘an inevitable rovolution, of which we all recog- nize the beginnings and sizns, but which has alre: spread, perBaps, farther than most of us think, is befall- ing tho religion in which ve bee: Tho boo}‘ltlle‘llflg -':nt’blw £ = e and wider uso of the Bible. It is Writton with a very oarn- ‘est purpose, with zreat vigorand sugzostivenes of thought,’ esall of Mr. old’s g8 ublication is an-event in the history of religions Mu!z'l'.ll.l'll.p I1. Among the Isles of Shoals, Dy CEtra Tmaxzen. Ivol. Soall 4to. Iiustrated by’ H. FENN. 8LEO. The Jslos of Shoals have come fo bn regarded a3 classle groad, poteessing a unjgne and {apcinating interost. In 1s tastotal ook, Mea. 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