Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, June 4, 1873, Page 1

S| oo s Corira : ILLINOIS |/ "2 Toost and Savings Cepital. .. ..., .. $500,000 ) +lsocal Jommitteo. y DIRECTORS: 2 " W.F.00OLBAUGH, Dr.N. B, DAVIS, J.P. GIRAUD YOSTER, of Foster & Thomson, R “,9,.‘}}},‘,’(,,,,'“ IBANO WAIXAL | GORDON NORRIE, of Boorman, Johuston & 0o, — Rielolf s'mm:lh]'. 1 POWERS, OHARLES M. FRY, No, 8 Wall-at. Sgiounedon sodus, Y BIDWAY: HOWARD POTTER, of Brown Dros, & Ca, VBT SO EASVERT GOOLD H. REDMOND, of Donulstoun & Oo. M. rotThn. : OFFICERS: - ' Total Funds, Gold, - $13,234,425 Fire Assets, Gold, - - $5,004,000 @GEO. 0, OLARKE, Agent, !/ 8 ond 4 Bryan Bloclk. L. D. RIDWAY, Proal .1 DEAKE, 90 V- Prost 1.3 PO, Vepridont TR REARE sa T Pront Wil opan for businoes on tha3d day of Jano, 1673 § fhe building formerly ocoupied by the Union National ank, ? NOR: 278 & 276 MADISQN-ST., *(CORNER OF MARKETST. CHICAGO, ILL. : w5 : paviATielre Barings Dopotite sud pay intorast on the | - . Insurance effected on Business andiin, m 'Sl Foboiyo and ozocnte. rias, aud invest monay for Tndivid tos, Gorporations; and Bacle. tioe. i1l loan money on g{fihdrl’ulnfl F:;I;(“;:'T;“‘;llh Solintorae, Sadt ot ood Besuritos, pivine peot 'E} | 1ssue 1tu By-Taws. Buildings, Merchandise, Provi- sions, Dwellings .and their con-’ tents. e et SR Eowavar, (6 arsons. of smatl 1 i Fand wil moll Exohangs_ oo tho prinet Sitee ?F&?? tz.'m?“d; Karope, and the Osnadas, and ‘ravolors’ ters ol . B ized ps o BTRIOTLY TRUST ] A Nl N e Rt Bk Dose s {s directly connocted with tho roosipt and care of FIUST and BAVINGS FUNDS, aad wil bo as iibarst in i boainess transaotions 4 1 cofaisioat, wich & souad and o ouions BovaAnE o 5e s ok EgeTottars addrossod to thom in carv of the Bank, ‘and on tholr Nfilfll‘ thoss LA 1o “l':l. 0‘2! H}o'“nltfll‘.ufll‘" Tattors of buslnoss, of to liave lattors carefully addrossed MUSICAL. * GEORGE WOODS & 0075 " Parlor Organs. A foanion AR b s K Tl Cmacdode th ‘Among misicians by resson ot the rran, its_have boen mado for s LADIES' e n{’gx‘:fi‘ésfiwfi"flfifim. ina noatly farmitied room,* [ BEAUTIFUL, QUALITY OF TONE, HAT Douiness Toom, ‘etimasets WAL 1a from Moriat THOROUGH OONSTRUCTION, < stroot, 1l be open for the transaction of business | z;&”:fl”fn.'u'ui Bs and on Batariay Evenings fross to ELEGANT DESIGNS AND FINISH, | And tho extraordinary musical offocts to be obtiined’ trom ' tholr OOMBINATION SOLO STOPS. ABOLI’I!E & 8oft or broathing stop) ; YOX H UL{A‘NA baritone solo, not a It FERO A B S el BANKING HOUSE OF ' LUNT, PRESTON & KEAN, SOUTH SIDE, ‘WHST SIDE, Thoss hay s morios et e it reerid e st 12 A ‘vited tosxamine them at the warorooms, z 187 0 19 Laselen, oo, st &b, | Nog, 66 and 68 Adams-st, ‘Bank of Discount and Doposit, betwoon Stato and Dearborn, ! Goliootiemn i boi oaring Lutoront. CIIcAGO. T, Advangos on Governmonts and Gold at low | rotes of intorost. - Gold Exchange--Forolgn Bxohange, Travelera’ Orodits. Also, deal in firat-class securities. MONEY TO LOAN On Gollatoral Btooks, at Jow rater, Commorcisl Paper WHPI\YATSON & 00, etod 105 Olack a. ool hiook A s S0 Yers, / HATS, "HATS. STRYKER & (0, b Yie Toatiiy Faters nd Frviers of the West, A SEOW TER \ Tarosst and Bost Assorted STOCK OF Fashionable HATS IN THIS CITY. 231 West. Madison-st., : .114 South Clark-st, lh You 03111] 88v0 money purchasin, our fl AT A | | Al Tovers of muste ited to exambo thom, cilars GonTatalng Kl bent pestpeid oyany L1Emey 0I5 ont postpaid to any sddross. - 283 WABASH-AV., ¥ Cornor of Van Buren-sty OHIOAGO, MUSIC IN EVERY FORM. PAPER HANGINGS, JUBILEE WEEK. PAPER HANGINGS, WINDOW SHADES, LACE CURTAINS, LAM- BREQUINS, ALL KINDS OF MAT- ‘TRESSES, and other BEDDING, will be sold at aslow prices as any house in the city, GIVE US A OALL before purchasing elsewhere. HILGER, JENKINS & FAXON, 107 STATE-ST. PAPER HANGINGS RETAILED AT FACTORY FPRICHS. . J. MPGRATH, 174 and 176 State-st. i CO.’8, No. 164 East - |IMadison-st. REFRIGERATORS. REFRIGERATORS & ICE BOXES, PACKER’S ICE CREAM FREEZERS _KEDZIE'S WATER FILTERS, IVORY-HANTLED CUTLERY, CHICAGO, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 4, DIAMONDS, &o THEHE OLD JuBiLE Jeweiay JEWELRY *" STERLING SILVER WARE, SILVER-PLATED WARE, , _ RUSSIA LEATHER GOODS, _ - HAMILTON ; FANCY GOODS, | Are now permancnily. loosted in thoir FINE WATCHES, - -| HOUSE * CRYPTOCYLON ICE PITCHERS, OPERA GLASSES, the 'latest and most elegant designs ! in-8STERLING SILVER and Silver- COME AND SEE - | Plated Goods, ex%wfisite Jewelry, and The Handsomest Store, ovarything o bo found in o fiet-class The Largest and Finest Stock, | jovelry Storo. Tho policy of this ONE PRICE TO ALL. the The Lowest Uniform Prices, afv‘:Z;s"’bI,‘l’m‘;‘fififi &Zffig;b;g%ffig ERhiaten 10 the) ilinge "o piaT | | ; i make every artiole just as represent- §.fl T Fonms of Snl%:yi‘-'l‘:)ngn’]s’t?: o™ 'N. MATSON & CO. ed, - Their Store is one of the no- o dfl{:‘, 110 in 60 duys, and the STATE AND MONROT-STS ' {table plaoes which should be seen | 2 ‘010, Wilh ammenl Ietoror oy ; * | bw overy ono visiting Chicago, Ebatract of o fubmiahed onon aien RODDIY & BAMIAON, | SEESNEERGI A - WATCHES, - GOLD CHAINS, 199 STATEST, cor. Washington, ART GALLERY. Dopot, on high and dry land, FOR fionofwhiuhxsbouuflfnuytimbmd. ! ¥ Hyde Park-av. and Adams-gt. are QUALI TY flnn{y macsdamized, and olegant IN drives, schools, churches, and PHOTOGRAPHS, Opera Glasse, Spectacls, &. | A LARGE STOOK CONSTANTLY ON HAND, Gur ;rnn&- Jro fully 80 por cont BRAND, o n hiousas that sell goods oVor mare Wh B10 Gounters, Ana. 816 warrnELeq Bn T e PR 1o kopt up to ©ry r08P00t to ANy in tho mArkot. BT ANDARD of Photer graphio oxcelionce, 83 PER DOZEN. Studio, 596 Wabash-nv, COPYING. TAKE YOUR 01d Pictures of De- ceased Friends BRAND'S to havo thom bosuti- T D eiad e, iom Boau $3 $3 ROSEBERRY & FALCH, Jewelers, 68 Madison-st. and 134 State-st FIDELITY SAVINGS BANK, ‘Wo will soll at Publi ground, - ench 60x160 feot, veri centro of the V; Park, tho sale, :Co.y 12 CLARKE, LAYTON & 00. and from this Sale, leaving the 7. C. R. R. Depot, foot of Lake-st,, at 1:30 p. m., and return- ing at close of Sale. Free Train, to REAL ESTATE. GREAT AUCTION SALE OF CHOICE RESIBENCE LOTS IN THE VILLAGE stores within a few blocks. property is near tho Hyde Park Ho- tel, and the lake shore, and within one and twoblocks of the Liake S8hore South Park. * The sale will be peremptory and bona fide in overy respect, as the roperty must and reat bargains can be expocted. For plats, and further particulars of npg&to Clarke, Layton & L -8t OF - superb Jewslny Palaso with n, uze- ' v o ; ualed stook of the choicest Novelties |- =g ! ' FANS, PERFUMERY; &0, | 4 2 s omes ¢ DIAMONDS, y e a,r i ic Auction, on | tather baving -Four (54) Lots,. situated on Madi- son-av., Adams-st., and Hyde Park. Fifty-fourth and Fifty- | loft hero, throo yoars ago, but h 8 uzenrs Tom day | woula " shoot be sold. BRAND'S ART GALLERY, 506 Wabash-av. WOVEN WIRE MATTRESS. BEFORE YOU LEAVE TOWN OALL AND BRE THE BEAUTIFUL IRE, OR ACCIDENT. THE FIDELITY Savings Bank DEALERS IN REAL ESTATE Womaken s its and BOUT OHIOAG CHACE & ABELL, 184 Dearborn-st., Honore Block, the illage of Hyde within two and threo of the Hyde Park Depot, and within one and two blooks of tho Dummy blocks 8 POX- | throo olher shots at him, The AWFUL TRAGEDY, M. T, Walworth, the Novellst, Shot and Killed by His Son, Snd Result of Family Quarrels and Biokerings, The Youthful Parricide De. .+ lveres Himself to the b Authorities, | Nmw Yonx, Juno 3,—Frank M. Walworld, agod 10 years, shot and killod his fathor, Mansflcld T, Wal- worth, in the Bturtovant Iouso, this morning.” The' decoased was an autlior, and bosrdod in the Sturtovant’ House, away feom hiu family, : Young Walworth, who lives at Baratogn,' direcily aftor thio shooting wout to the Twonty-niuth’ Pracinck Tollco Btation and surrendered. o made thio follow +4nig slory concorning tho sl th {55 ploey cos '] ooting and the cause which 1 rostdo with [y mother, in Ssratogn, N, o ¥,y m; from hor somo yose ngo,’ My “fathor fa snnutlior, sud T have beon studying i, T think my fathor is about 41 yoars old, but do fot khow Whero Lo was born, : 431y fathor lina tiot Livod with my mother stnco wo ut Bo hia repeatedly sont va Insulitig lottors, It In-only a short 00 Lo throatanied 10 slioot my mothor and "ok one ot s % t, {n Sarat ot long ago Tmot him In tho stroot, in Barato a0 thon old Bl et IF ho. dp pek Koop away from ingultod my mother nny miore, bim. X told bim that - thors moro bounds. which I would not allow any man to o beyond with Impusity, and crpeciatly whos my mother was being fusulted, ’ X wonk o 1is hotss Jcatorday and laft a note for hfn to call on mo, which o did {his morning. the room 1 drow out m rovolver and told him to promise mo that howould not throntan or Insulk_wa any moro, which ho promised, aftorward vo began speaking on family mat used somo vory insulting Ianguage, and pul his hand in his pockot 5a tliotigh to draw out a pista, whon Ishot him, o then camo toward me, and T Ared Whon I fired”tho last shot athim, ho had mo by ths collar. ; 411 anly regret this on socount of tho effect ‘that it ¥ill Bave on my family. 1 wonld like Judgo Barbous. to know this, 28 ho waa tatorostod in tho cage before:s Dr. Marsh did not find any pistol in the pooket of {ho docosaod, but fouud the noto whict Bad' beonlets for him by hls fon, in his bresst-pocket, Tho follows ing {8 a oopy of thd note ; § o'alock—T waat totry and sottle some family mat- tors. " Call at tho Blurtovant Honeo aftor an hour or two. If Tam not thoro, I will leave word st the offics, " H, Wauwonzir, Oorouer Young committed the miirdoror to. flie Torabe Prison. until such timo as the inquost takes Dlace. 5 Whon Justico Darbour waa snformed of tho death of Mr. Walworth, he {mmediately adjourned his court, the gonticman'boing his nephow. Mr. Walworth arrivod in this city on Monday, to at- tond & communication of the Grand Lodge of tho Mx- fonlo fratornity of tho Stato of New York, which opens ) 3r, Walworth was the son of the lato Ghancellor alworth, onoof the most distingurshod citizens of this Siate, and & man idontified wilh tho groat Tome poranc, “rnot, aud Biblo Boolotios. Th Obancolior dicd in 1607, sgod 80 yoars, - A brothier of tho decasssd s populai- and, eloquont ‘misslon proaher of tho Pauliats, whoss rollgious house i in Tiity-ninth strost, oot of Oontral Park, - Tho family have. been Targely idontifiod with moat of tho prominent intoreats fn his Siate ip tho Judiclary, in fie cluireh, -ip oducation, aud tn literaturo, and have wide and ‘miluontist cont nections, worth was born In Albany, In 1850, o was threatoning an o 0o ac and Mr, Wal y | Hoha ! | and tha olalty af. Bmpnny botwoon thio City Lim- AND Safe Depbsitory, In thelr new Fire-Proot Dullding, 148, 146 & 147 Randolph-st., Racolva for safo kosplng In thole GREAT FIRE AND BURGLAR-PROOF SAFE DRPOSIT VAULTS (smong the best in tho world, baving cost ovor ono hundred thousand doliars), Coupon Bonds, Soeuritios, Family Plate, Golo, Doods, Wills, and Valuablos of overy do. By *Abin, Yout Safor tn tholr Vaulta at from 10to 850 rdl; . TRUSTE SRV KIND REOEIVED AND EXE- Interest Allowed on Savings Deposits, JOHN O. HATNES, President. Natipna] and Woven Wire Mattresses, MANUFAOTURED BY THE Woven Wire Hatiress Comy'y, HARTFORD, CONN., AND 286 State-st, Chicago, Il J. T, STONE, Manager. Blooks and Asres fo and G, & N, W, av. In viow this locality, withinnoxt yoar, e, oint Rtoad, 1n Seo ivision and Forty-olghf of tho groat {mprovemon and 30 iwolvo months. ‘comor of 'Madison an Investments.. ealo i vicinity of Qentral P L HEIG o pRHER IR a HARVEY, Rcal Estato and Toans, 174 LaSnilo-at. CAPITALISTS, PRbsha b g Trontl BUSINESS CHANCE. TOn Dok atd mih o B Hormiar & Gashl, balancs 1y 3, A3 worth $100,000 in WEIL'& U0, et on tha northwost cornor of Fifty. o) STATIONERY. BOOKS, &o. EMERSON & STOTT, 'WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN ‘Wo have & 24,000 manufacturing establishmont in Chicago, finoly lo- cated, and everything in the bost re- pair; has a large city and country For salo or exchango—] ogton Hol, commands mionts, collo promises, an iperior r ralirond facilitign and athor slloround it. Wil take ?’OIH‘ hta; hoalt o’ viow of organ_Patk, nd sohools, Two .Forty Acres dsomost high laud noar Wash. od_wator; beautiful grovos: with It Iniprove 117 10 sbdinio. o bord. o o"oF bold, 1 orimprovamonts aro multipisiag | 0f an oflicar, roslionco ln part pa ok BEOKWITIL & & e, ., or ihe mado {a tho aboyo lands aro sur to donble ‘in valae Thiz proy porty guiro o 3 Dear- trade which hastaken many t,yon‘rs to oestablish, and on account of the poor health of the owners are obligod to sell. To parties desiringhjtov ODgage in this kind of business this is an op- portunity seldom offered; 46 dper cont hag been the annual profits dur- mg the last eight years. City real estate will be taken in %)m-t payment. STATIONERY, BOOKS, AND - HUSIc, CROQUET. BEST LIST IN THE OITY, 239 WEST MADISON-ST. > J. BTOTT, Jate with Wostorn Nows Co. 90 East Washington-st. FOR SALE. AMERICAN 1ANGLES, UNION WASHING MACHINES, HOUSEKEEPING G0ODS, - DALTON & ©O., TO RENT. For Rent. The present TREMONT HOUSH, contain- ln%’]G rooms (besides sorvants’ rooms), with kitohon rango, ovens, boilors, steam. boilars, gn-uanzor elevator, bar and billi; room: arbor ahop, laundry, n?.a room, safe, desk, and evorythi: complete to_continue buningss, Moat n ably adapted for fam. l"éu .vmg“ ogogml in suite, with boths and oloa achoed, i with kitohon rans ol Hag 50 Tooms, on, rango, ovens, gas 8, & furnishod, Te w] T T, ORGANS AND MET,0DIONS. JUBILEE ORGANS, fx ul parth hole will bo rented gothor or separatoly for 10 months, with the privilego of two years more, at f low T inducements will bo offored to responsiblo partios, - Houtoror gt Hliels Tevetand demin o Bankt ouae, or af Inois T'rust an 8 Ple Orgun, sd Molodlons. d¥Bolesalo Warsrooms | E00, or af Hlinols Tin Markot.ats, " 53 and 55 South Ada-st. R. D. WILLSON. RUBBER GOODS, - E. B.PRESTON, /138 LAKE-ST. RUBBER D] ¢ 4 Gloyes, Oloth! Door- e, s, Bt ot Qiofhlog; Dopr- ALL EINDS RUBBER GOODS. STOVES, RANGES, &o. VAN'S PATENT Hotel Ranges, To Rent, Cheap, In tho Paclfis Blook, on tho southoast comor of Olark and Vau Buren-ta,, throo fine stors rooms on Olark-st,, two on Van Baron, and officos above, and throe fino halls suitablo for lodgo rooms or otber mocistios, JACOB ‘WEIL & CO., northwest carner Doarborn_snd Madison. BUSINESS CARDS. FRESCO_PAINTING. SCHUBERT & KOENIG, ARTISTS IN FRESCO, 217 EAST WASHINGTON-ST. Ordors for fine Fresco Painting solicited. A axif efar to the now Shortian aad Paaiae oo™ °f H. PRICE GRAVES, MBERCOE.ANT TAILOR, Hemoved to 157 Bouth Olark-st. TOR SALE, ive of & now Kotal, contrally located, and is doing & dod - b Apply to WM, H. AUCTION SALES., GREAT SALE 100 Boois, Carvingss Forpar ST SRR, &, 0o, Express Wagons, Phactons, &, AT ATUCTION, This (WEDNESDAY) Morning, at 10 o’cl’k, at 55 & 57 South Canal-st. ‘WM. 4; BUTTERS & 00,, Auctionoora. BAMPSON & 0O., 144 Lagal Otis Block, ' REMOVALS. ; REMOVATL. Great Western F. and I Ing, C. -OF NEW ORLEANS, LA., i BEN, H. SELIGHAN & CO, General Agents REMOVED TO THEIR NEW OFFIOE, Legal Blanks ©Of Rogular Form, or Printad to Order, by CULVER, PAGE, HOYNE & €0, 118 and 120 Monroe-st. UNDERWEAR, GREAT OPENING SALE Dy Guls, Cillng, &, ‘AT ATOCTION, In Bowen's Blook, Nos.15 & 17 Hast Ran. dolph-at,, on TAURSDAY, June 5, at DX o'olook. ‘WM. A. BUT'TERS & CO., Auctioneors. No. 208 LA SALLE-ST., OHI0AGO, 1LL. IREMO Y A X.. C. B DYER & C, General Fuel Dealers, MAIN OFFICE REMOVED TO 78 Washington-st,, N, E. corner Doarborn, st N B T S OOTTIEr VML IOMT, GENERAL NOTICES. . NO STRANGER Visiting Our City Should Fail to Call at UNDERWEAR, SPRING AND SUMMER, In Boat Importod Mokes, Patent Fashioned Drawers, In Jonns and Linen, and Novelties in Mon" Furnishing Goods, o0 DRUGGISTS' SUNDRIES. BLISS & TORREY, IMPORTERS, 171 & 173 RANDOLPH-ST., Havo Ju%mmrgmg: &or Btoamor VILLE e following FRENCH GOODS: TR e Aaplen Pafl Boxces, Qu Coudp Tk Scrows, BHIRTS MADE TO MEASURE, KAEMPFER'S s Good, Tawooseru, Bird Store,|m) S e il PORTER & HOYT, 127 nth sty i e ‘Whore thoy oan soo the Wonders of tho World, oducated for i legal profession, aud, after bolug ad- mitied to the bar, assistod Wis fullior for a short time in hisoflice in Atbany, but, his profension bocoming distastoful, ho oon furned hia attentlon to lteratura. Ho waa marriod somo years ago, and tho result of {hat unlon was two daughters, who aro now betwoen 12 and 14 years of ago, and the #on, by whom bo Joat his lifo, Doon sepotated: from Lia wife for some yours, tady s now keoping an_oxcellont sominary for young Iadles an the cstato of the late Ohancollor Walnorth, at Saratogs. Springs, whore sho is living in ologant stlo. b it the liersture of th (otapur,” ¢ Lulu," 0 icul of 00t of (ans) Walwoeth {hls morning, whe as Sonss 4 Yostorday afterngon, sbout 3 o'oloak,’ Frank H, Wal- worth arrived in this’ olty from Barafoga, aud put up at the Sturtovant Mouse, Howna saslgned to’ room No. 207, After cleaning himself from the dust of travel, 1o went out and pracecded £o tho hottao whorg bis fafhor was boarding, In Fourth svonue, two doors zorth of Fifty-fourth 'atreot. Ho inquited for Alr. Walwort, and was Jaformod {hat he was not at homo, Lo thon Ioft a note, askiug his fathor fo call at_tho Bturlovant Touso' and seo Lim, an he wanted to soltlo up some family mattors, When Alr, Walworth Foachied Ls houso, ke roceived s note which hia son bad lott, and thls morsing lett the house about § olclock 0 go and 800 him, At 6:16 Walworih entored tho Blurtevant Houns, and nquired of the night clork for Frank I1, Walworfh, Tho clerk sent a littla boy up to hia room with the card of Mr. Walworth sentor, to ascertain if tho son would then see him, Tho boy 800 roturned with an answer to show tho gontloman up. Walworth senlor then went up-atairy, and in about 15 or 20 minutes aftorward tho tound of shota g heard coming {rom tho room by the chambore malds, who -xan down etalra and informed tho clork, Tho clurk immodiately but bofore ho arrivod Frauk Walworth od down siairs with his coot on his ra and stated to tho clork that ohad shot his fathor, and ssking whera tho nearost polico atation was, = Af1or ro- catving tho desired Information, ho went 1o tho falor graph oflico and sont off a dispatch to his unclo, tolling im what ho had done, snd nzking him o break tha Buws as gently as posaiblo to his mother, beforo sy could Lioar of 4t in anothor way. 1o then proccoded to tho Thirtleth Stroet Polico Station, and, walking up Lo the "desk, wlated {o -Bergt, Mullen, Who was in ghorge that'hoLiad shyt his “father, “who was thon lying doad in tho Bturlotant Touso, at tho esmo time janding = over ‘his evolvor,’ "which = proved to ooe of Colte fiye-barreled, The Borgoant e; tho chambers of tho.revolvor and found that four of thom had recently baen omptiod of their contents. Joung man why lio committed tho murder, snd tho an= iwer )’ Family {roubles,” Ho waa then takon Dack and Jocked up in one of tho colls, aftor which tha Bargoant went down to the Bturtovant House to ascor- tain tho trath or falsity of tho statement mado by the prisoner, ‘Tho Lotel clork told him that it was trus, and showed him to the room whera tho body of tha Beuior Walworth had bean found lying on tho floor th & pool of blood about his hoad, Goronor Young son_arrived, and mado an cxamination of tho body and wounds, Thero wero four bullote wounds—a wound {n fho loft eide sud oo in the right side of tho chost ; anothor in tho loft arm, and yot another in tho right side of the faco near thy car, Thoro aro marks of powder near L, so that tho wwespou must Liavo Loon aloao to the flesh whon it waa discharged, ‘Tho Coroner thon gavo & permit for tha Fetnoval of tho body, WAl was Gubscrubatiy. (asen 1o the undertakor's at No, 60 Carmino strcot. Dr, Marsh will mokoa post-mortem examination of tho body at the above placo to-morrow morning, sud tha inqueat will bo held tho Iatter part of this Weok, ; Tho prinoner will ‘remain at tho station-louso ool afior the inquest, and ohowd ‘a vor- glot bo ronderod sgalnst 'him, Lo will bo sont to o Tombs, Lo ta Ut 10 yasra Gt age, and traata ho affair vory lghtly. Ho oxpresses no rogret for the murdor, 0xcept i 8o (ar 8 tho torrible disiross it will occaslont his mother aud family, Dr, Marsh did not Sudouy pistol Ly tho pockela of tio docoascd, but found {honote left for him by bis son In’ his breaat o ! McVicker's Building, Madison-st,, and 130 Twenty-second.st. ‘WANTED, GOLD PENS . 14 Weat, Lako-st. P g 8¢ e robLhod by il onoloss £o for eacli pon and stamp for roturn o to ordar to Toatago. e 1t sny hand. Al work warranted to ANTED --AGUNTH-FIEON 87ag | B0 satisinorione - YA A FRETRAVEN. to 8350 por month, overywhore, ta soll onol of tho most usoful artiolos ovor invontod, asoded in overy fomily, Send for Oiran| lar. Addross, BEGOMB & CO., 167 Btatot,, Oirtoago, 111, NOTICH. From this doto wo shall pay no'bills gon= tmctac} by nn; of Dé'!f u‘migln fig,flsfi:pt on our writton order authorisi n§ oS, Family Ranges, d Stoam Tables, Coffes Broilers, cnrflnxnggxu 1 Sresm 3 86 State-st, Chicago, ICE BOXES & REFRIGERATORS. Tor snlo very cheap, made by Benton Gow- 50 R0T80 Hont Joa ais Jaonthia, In good or. outh Halated-at: e DAN'E 00STHLL.O. EAGLE WORKS. Oloning-out Bule of Now and Becond-hand Butn fnsiaey, Iniger, Sleneik b By o8t in markot, x oiroulars. Oanal-at, P.W. GATEB, Prosident, 8, W, oor. Lake, HOTELS, The Jubilee Oan stop at Bt. Charles Hotel, cor, Desplainos + and Washington-sts., at $2 por day., Firate olasa agoommodations, i - Ohioago, Juno 3, 1873 CONTINUED AT CLOSING-OUT SALE. == SpecialNotioetoLadieg Closing-Out Sale | G. MENDELSON'S, East Madison-st., cor Franklin, 1 Waptgd—-APartner. Amian with 85,000 to 10,00 In an old eetablishiod wholesalo arookory ostablishiont, dolng oxtenaivo trade: rosant partaor withdrawiag on duconat of ol age sui il hoalfh, o furttior partfoulars apply to R ¢ DUN & 00, Morosntllo” Agonoy, soraor Washingion and ai DRESSMAKING, AUMRS, D, A, JACKSON'S, 81 Stato-st. B, me ! ! Hlas I No, R TG fe s ot apdse o, MEETINGS, Magonic. odgo Pashionable Mi]]inery Declded_Bargains, Every Article Below Cost. . 911, ¥, G, BOWZIR, Boorotary, Partner Wanted.| POSTPONEMENT. Ohlesgo Lodgo, No. L 0. O. F. . 56, 1. O Inawell-establishiad Wholesala Gruoory Iouseln Ohteago, ‘The opening of the Highland Park Hotel, | day oroning, o d, at thlr lial hy 3 Halstod-sta, “Tnatruot Rl B e OO Eas, sasile: | for guoate, i postponed to June 1. Sariol o unier by e By B Saeon, WiOLEBALI: UROURN e et on! ©.D. HOPKINS, Proprietor, | Iirounestod A ful , A, ninie, b Madi. Ao soa LOORH, Hooys At thio mo of his death Mr, Walworth was publish- ing » sorial story in the New York Ifeckly, and had an- otlior novel in pross, Bamazoaa, N, Y, Juno 9.—Frank Walworthi, who sliot bis fattior in Now York Olty, loft hora yeatordny morning without Informing his tothor of his intery . Afrs, Walworth had lately rocelvod a numbor st threatontng lettors from Lor Iato Lusband, Mansdd “Traoy Walworth, and it {a supposed that young Vil ‘Worlhi s intercopted similar lotter fo her fromhls father, aa shio found fa Lor son’s room two ompt) eu- Yelopes to hor owa nddross since ke left homo, Tho mothor thinks her sou had alao rocelved throgbning lotters from his fathor, Mrs, Walworth was dgorce: from hor usband about two years ago, Oribo mothier of Mra, Walworth 1s uow on pvisit to cago, The' Tribune furnishes tho following : Alre, Wal- worth, alittlo more than three yearanga instituted Droceodings for divoreo, and evenually obtlned a bill of separation on the grotnd of vruol treatncut on tho Tart of hor husband, * Sho rocelved the wmpathy and support of tho rolativos of hersolf sud husbaud, pud all friouds who woro coaversant with the factain case. Sinoo her soparation from him, Walworth Lias annoyod hor in various woys, princi- pally by wriling hor abusive lottorn and occaslonally thraatoning hor Iifo. 1o lia aino, reflocod_ upon hor characler, {t 15 sald, {n an indiroot way, in one of Lis ‘works of fiotlon, Mrs, Walworth was tho daughter of Gon, Hardin, of Linola, & :ueufl‘ man of Prominenh in (b loxican war, ho havilg es) od hime Belf at Buena Vista, e Sl XFrank Walworth, on o commitmont made out by tho Coronor, s boon reroved to tho Tombe, Mrs, Walworth telegraphod to ox-Judgo Boach: 12860 iny son, Frank L Walworth, al onco, and attond e ' Boach nubsequontly'tnd & eonsultation with L3 oljent, sl § — Munt for n Murdoror. RionuoxD, Va,, June 3.—The excitement In Nank .mond County ovor th tutirdor of Mra, Dempaey Jonc and Mrs, Doalor continues, A 50gTo namied Drown Yras arrested in Buffolk onsuspolon, but, progt belog very Ught, wes discharged, fi unmistakable “ovidonce of Ll guilt covered (3 bis house, in NUMBER 289 blbody garments, oto,, and i . 8nd parile “ont tn purault of him, " At tho Iatoat socounts he |- :jsurrounded in a thickot of woodn noar Bufrolk by & - ral hundred citi- 2018 AnA catot eac belonged to ono of : capturo, tlint part of tho Siato, £wo old ladicn tho mont rer blo families in e SPORTINCG = ———— Magniticont Game of |3 .'so Ban i Now Yorke-Tho | irt, Speeial Dispaten th The CME \Tridune, New Yonr, Junod,—Tho fineat |3 "ioof il svor {layod in thi vicialty wan contostos™ woan thie Don: n nnd Mutual Clubs, this aftornoes | on tho Unlon grounds. Tho wouther was cloar anu ¢bol, and abont 8,000 spectators wero present. Tho bottln #40 In favor of Boston, actod a8 umplee, Tho gamo began at 5:40, tho Hostony golug to tho bat. Iu tlio frst funiag 1he Matuals sor aured onerun, and in tho third two, Inthofourth, thoy 8ot ono and the Dostona two, Tho lattor scoured twy more on'the fifth, mking tho gamo oven. Tho eixth e blank for both aldes,” In tho soventh each galned om6 run, aud the ejghth was blank for both. Tho prr cltomont now Locamio Intonno, and, aathe niath fnaing flolelied without oithor side scoring a run, choer upon choor rout the air, Tho tenth and eleyenth innings ytoro played:withont reault, In the twelfth, Gearga Wrght got & run for tho Boutous by to nia of his toolh, o Mutunla started off in thin inning with thres mon on basoe, but noither roachod homo, nd thie Dostons wero doclated winnors amid tretaendous af louso, Alargo amount of monoy changed hands, s following 18 the score : Toaton. 01| Autual. O G, Wright, s, o, 1 1||Eggter, o, iEE Dimcabe, af 1{inefan’ S q4 Spaidlig,p 8| offfatnofa, 2’5, Nk Loonard 5l 1lBtart, 11, | 8l 9 o|{Martls, r. [ 4 oiiiticks, o. 5 4| 1][Mntthowe, 4 [ 3 %/Geduoy, 1. 3 +| 4] 0j[1oldsworth, o, H 0l 6l Total............ b1l 0,0,2,2,70,1,0,0, 0, 0, 1= 1,0, 3, 1, 0, 0, :d—Bostons, 0’3 Ktutusl | ZPfrat base Afte—Boutonn, 133 Mutuy Fieldtng errora—Bontons, 8 Mutunls Time of game—Two hours 56 minutes, ), 0, 0, waa 340 tg Murdock, of tho Afimuomb, v @l eocazen Tho Mutunls outbattod tholr opponcnts, but the . Iatlor_were much bettor flolders, Hatflol cloan homo run {n’ {ho third inning by m hitto_centro'fold above Ocldor's heads, ine soventh inning, gothis fonr bascs on & dalgy- 1n tho Aamo directlon, which passed through the contre foldor's lega, Boveral two and threo bass hita mado on both sfdes, and Start struck foul, which cn- Lorod the door of a restaurant on tho far right, Among tho fine fiy-catehes woro two that dogorvo especial mene Hon, \aoargo Wright, in tho utnthlnning, took o bos ono with bia right hand within s fow inches of tho ground, and Hatflold, in the ofghtl Inulng, anUcaught a high ono with hla loft hand, at wero feot above his hoad. Tho Mutnals chian tohor for . Mastin i $he soventh tuning, and mfi‘l"’mmm 0 twelfth, BosTow, June3,—This wns the firat day of the Bes-. Park Assoclation races. Tho first race for horses con ¥hich have nover beaton {hreo minutes wos won'by ' Bon Bmith. Dost time, 2:33%. _Six hents trotted. ‘Tho sacond race, for horsea which have never beate n2:66,was won by Bon Flaglor n threo stralght Keate, Timo, 2:313¢, 2:313, 2:30, 'Specta) Dispateh to The Chicago Trivune, OrTAWA, June d.—Some oxcitomont was created hore to-lsy by ‘oxbibitions of apeod botweon some moted horses on the County Falr Ground Track, The first Wa8 & trotting race for $200 snd milo heats, beat. throe in five, on a milo track. The best time of the winner , was 2:85. Thero was afterward o fino exhibition of apeed bo. tweon Govoral horses, tho Ohicago favorites Tom Won. dor and Willlam Olizton, gotting woll down fnto tHo thirtics, Spectal Dispateh to The Chicago Tribune, OAMDRIDOE CiTy, Ind., Juno 3.—The proepects for At apring race at fuls plice word nover '1a tavorala 2aat the present time, dition, Among tho celobrated Lorses enterod are Dlack Frank, Tod Cloud, Mobnwk, Jr., Ghicago, Cope Jor Bottom, Fashion, Tom Hendricks, Jim Fiok, Lucy, 00 Bowers, War Jig, Mila, Caldwoll, aud many othors, Evorything 1a being ' dono to sccommodate - the vast crowd that is oxpooted, Theronro already 120 horses Bore waiting for the word * go," NEW YORK. Now York Dotcctives to Bo Investis | goted==-Now Suits by Mrs, James Eisk~e-Scrious OhnrgoxsesSerious A cldonte-~Writ Denled--=Machonmncll, * the Bank of England ForgersesMis- coliancous. Spectal Lnapateh to The Chicago Tribune, fonk, June i,—George MacDounell, tho Bank New . of England forger, was romoved thls ovoning fo Foré Columbus, in tho hiarbor, and locked upin a casement “for the night, For his suppor be was given roguisr soldicr'a rations, o wns pormitiod to tako, his jew- olry and olght boxes full of clothing with hira,” Ia tho morning ha is to bo doliverod into tho custody of Eng- Jish detootives, and transforred on board tho Ouba for trausmission {0 England, Tho writ of haboos corpus, issuod by thie Btato Courts, fs to bo disregarded, ; [Z0 the Associated Press) New Yom, June 3.~Tlio pleagantry indulgod n ro: gontly by sorde Now Yok dclectiva, 3t tho exponss of tho English officors who wore -engage: of BgDonbell 1o, forges, (nriatins "so. sesus os ploasantly to the victims. The Home Government is fo makoan favesiigation, aud hns asxed Boorotary Flsh to obtatn tho partloulars of the so-callod fokie. Lucy D, Fiak, executrixof Jomos Flsk; Jr., bas begun what 18 casentinlly o now sult ngainst’ the Union Pacifio Ratlroad Company and _the Crodit Mobilior of America, Govornor Dix, Georgo Opdyke, and othors, A suit hing boen commencod by mombers agotnat tho founders of the Co-operativo Butlding Assoclation of United Cablnot-Makors, Section No. 2, whoroin the formor chiarge tho Intter with receiving $310,000 and ‘horo in the case sont out | He then asked tho. disposing of 1t {0 thair own_ndvautage, and allowing Isnd, which was ropresented to be freo from all incum- brances, to rest undor a heavy mortgage, to forcclose which a sult is now pending, thus.siwindling tho plaintiffa out of tho large sum contributed, Thofall of o wall at & firoin Howard street to-day caused sorious injurica to Martin Welch aud Edward * Willielm, foremen of ongine companies, and s number gL otor firomen, Tiolosses by tho 8¢ amouated ta 7,650 ; partly insured. Nludgn Foodrutr, in tio Unitod States Disteict Gourt {o-day, denfod tho'spplication for a writ of ceritorar] in tha case of George MacDouncll, tho allegod Bauk of ‘England forger, - The teamehip Villa do Havro, whilo coming up the lower bay to-day, rau into the Lark Guracao, sinking iho bark immediatoly, No lives lost, *%Jay Gould left to-day for tha Weat, on railroad busi-. |neas, s THE WHEAT CROP. Intcresting Statistics of the Yicld ot 1872, MrtwAuReg, Juno Lo Commissioner of {ho; Departmont of Agrlculture, Hon. F. Waits, hoa fur- nised the Ounmber of Commerce hore with a vory fntercating tabular statomont, which was hulletined on "Clianga to-day, nd attencted much attention, It showa the umiber of bushels of wheat rised in ach " Btato of thio Unifon fn cach of the rast 13 yeors, The total estimated prodiiction of wlicat in the United Btates in 1872 was 240,007,000 busliels, showing an Iucreasa of 10,375,000 udlicls compared with: the crop of 187, ‘The largest productfon in any gingle Btato wan in_California,—25,000,000 bushiols, 1llinalas Miunesota, Wikcousin, and Towa, rospectively, ranked: noxt to Callforula, raiging from 22,000,000 £5 24,700,x. husliols, The total production in tho ‘Northwoblors Blatea naniod, 10 1672, waa 02,208,000 bushols, nn ine 1,000 bushols over tho crop of ' 1671 n Heervlary Langston, of tho Chamber of Commorea, 18 authorily for the statement that 43,355,000 bushels of yhuat, including flour, Lnd beon Tocolved at diils waykoe and Chiosgo, and other pointe, up to May 91 lost, from tho crop of 1871, fn tho four gront wioat-producing Blates of tho Northwost,—Illinois, Viscorisin, lowa, and Minnesota,—which, togethor witly Mo cstimated dmounta for foad aud 'sood 1n those Slates, loaves an wvaflablo murplus otlll to como for. ward ‘betwoen tho 1nt of Juno sud tho incoming of {ho next Larsest of 10,722,000 bushols i wiioat and flour. ety it Allogheny County (Pa.) fRepublican Nominations, Prrrapunan, Pa., Junod.—Tho Allegony County Ropublican Nominating Convontion met boro to-day, Over 600 dalugates wero In attendance. . Tho followit: ticket wns uominated : Presiding Judgo of Distric Gourt, Thomas Ewing ; Assoclato Jiidgo Dietrict Court, . W. L. Whilo; Bonator, Georgo If. Anderson } Roprosontatives, IF, 11, McCormicks, 8. J, Malnwright, J. 0. Nowmoyer, lienty Gormig, D, 0, Oliristy, A, D, Youug, and A, O, Hays; Protlonoary, D, B ion- nodys Troanuter, Ssmucl Kilgoro; Coroner, Willlm MoGallin ; Coninitssionor, August Jecket; Jury Com~ misslonor, Jolin McClelland, Tho tickot {4 couculed to be an_ excoptionally strong one. A series of resolutions wora adopted Iudoratng the adminiatration of Gov, Hartrauft, dsuvuucing thoe Congresalonal back-puyment, &c, O s R War Departinont Wenthor Prognoss shone WaASHINGTON, May S—For New England, winds nmmn,{ 1o southioastorly and southwestorly, suit cloar or partly clondy warmer weathior, For tho Middle Btates, southuasterly to southwentorly winds and fne crossing cloudiuess, with rain arcas from the Ale leghnnios to tho Lower Lake rogion, For iho Caro. linas and Georglo, casterly to_southorly winds, cloudy weather, aud ruln aress,” From ‘Tonucsses (o Ohio sud lower Michigan, southerly and sonshwesterly winds, dnuflll weather, and rain areas, From Missourl to Wlscozsin anil Minneaots, winds shifting to weatorly and worthorly, and cloar and cloaring weathor, ¥rom Alsbama 1 Loutsians southorly 13 woatorly winds, aud partly cloudy woathor, Obituary, Br. Louts, Jnne §,—Join M, Levenworth, & well known steamboat man and rathor promineat politls ctan, diod sudioaly to-day of spoplexy, 0 track {6 in the finest cone tho lator a 6-yoar old, both