Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, July 17, 1873, Page 5

THE CHICAGO DAILY TRIBUNE: TUHURSDAY, JULY, 17, 1873 ON THE BOULEVARD. An Evenfhg- Drive and What ‘Was Seen. Where the Clnlcngn Yashionables Tako the Adr. Beantiful Women, Gallant. Men, and i Handsomo Equipages. Whon tho high priests of Lincoln Park nunited in tho boliof that to suspend the fast-driving or- dinatico on two aftornoons in the wook would tend to popularize the Lako Shoro drive as well 88 tho park, they . ovidontly understood what thoy were about. . Thero are not wanting con-~ eorvativo partion who rogarded the suspension ot any orditiance, n6 matter how trivial and un- necessary, a8 & concossfon to tho enoroschmonts of a very'bad spirit-on the patt of *tho boya." It seomod to them that it was virtuslly ncknowlodging that owners of fast horses had™ “rights * which every’ sedsiblo por- son knowa to be incorroct. Bat tho Park Commissloners thought thoy would give tho thonght a practical trial ; would allow fast driving, and uttorly condemn reckless driving ; aud tho ack accotdingly. 8o far tho oxperiment has boon a comploto succoss, - Thoro liave been no accidonts; no complaints.. Nobody has beon kept away on ac- count of dangor ; overybody hna boen able to on Joy tho rapture of n burat of spood ; and tho rog- ulations sro such that nobody is inconveniencod. If the Lako Shoro drivo has bonofited by the thoughtfulness of thé .Commissioners, why shotild not South Bidors meot with n similar ad- dition to their plossures, Tho question was o fair ono, and 6o Mr, Ohauncoy T, Bowen and his collesgues of the Bouth Park Commissioners consldered it. They answored it by following tho oxamplo of their brothren in obarge of Lin- coln Bark, sud oncounteréd the frowns of the consorvatives of the South Division, Itwas dan- gorous to suspend tho ordinance. It would drive Iadios and tho owners of modornto equipagos from the boulevard. . It.would work all mauner of unhoard-of ovils to all manuer of unheard-of pooplo. But it did not. ' Thoso who opposed allowing fast driving on Wodnosday ovening aro to Lo seon thore regularly, onjoying tho fun, sooing tho rost of tho world taklng in tho'air, and romarking at intorvals, that only ono city on tholcontinent could furnish such a spaotacle. o far as vehiclos are concorned, in' numbor and stylo, thereis no doubt that Now York City conn surpasa Chicago; bat tho oxcellenco of tho rondway, the beautios of the doublo rows of young trees gviing promise of futuro statoli~ noss and shade ; tho doublo lines of bluo grass turf that huvo ‘sprung up and boon fostorod within & fow months, and the animation and enjoyment . so - ovident in evory faco, Now York caanot olaim euperiority. Thore aro many who claim that tho Bouth Park Boulovard, with its two miles of ox- collent rond, and the roturn down Drexol avonue, will equal anything of tho kind in the world, as goon A the oln-trees grow s littlo largor. ‘There aro somo of our roadors—many of thom indeed—vwho aro uttorly ignorant of the bosutios of this drivo, and thoy slionld by all means go out there and givo their vordict a8 to the manner in which. tho Commissionors have {‘mrlurmnd thoir task: Lot them study the grand boulevard, and thon drive to tho south end of it through a healthy grove of troos, thence round to Droxel aveouo, and roturn by that boulevard. Lot them driva down tho latter avenuo slowly, and look around thom. Thoy will find evory squaro laid oat _difforontly. One i & grove of young troes, miniaturo forest, Dasulified by art; the next is @ borticulbura .oxhibition ; hore is a lawn &g _smooth and rich as its short life will allow ; sdjoining it another Jawn has beon divided into partorros; flower- ‘beds of every nlml])n that art can dovise bosutify tho moxt; while » fountnin gives sn air of perpotunl coolnoss to them. Thero is a most Pplensing varioty for tha wholo distanoo of tho avenue, aud the eye is kept in o condition of ‘perpetusl surpriss. On both sides of both ave- nuos the visitors to tho park sit on tho grags and “watch tho awift vehicles darting by thom. ‘Wodnesday ovoning istheovening on tho Grand Boulovard. Btrango to kny, the ladies who ox- pressed n foar that ~tho spoeding of trottora would result in their- mu- tilation ~ were observed to Dbo oub driving, slono ond unattonded some- timos ; driving 1nAomo cauos with & sorvant bo- hind, and driving gentlemon in their pony phae- tons, Thioro was not much speoding last evon= ing, for tho amusamionts at Doxtor Parlk Lad kopt tho owners of fast stock thero, but there wore Tundrads of vohicles, of all dosoriptions, on the rosd. The wholo strotchof the road was crowded ith carringzos. Tho handsomest oquipagos in the city wero to bo found thore, and goveral that wore not guite so nico. Thero wero some of tho Toost fashionable ladios in tho city out, attirod in exquisita tasto, and g0mo not quite 8o tnsto~ fully drossed; gomo vulgarly, because too much drossed. Loocking down . tho full length of tho boulovard, tho _siring of tomns apponred Intorminablo ; standing in tho middla of tho row oue could form o very fair no- tion of the numbers of vehicles, It soemod ag if noarly all the fashionablo of tho city had come down ta the boulevard, : Among thoso who were noticed during an hour's drive upon_the smooth pavement wore the following ladies sud gentlomon : RMr, Mnzk Skinnor, r}diu;fl alono ; Wm. F. Duck and family ; Goorgo H. Wheoler; 8. B, Cobb and wifo, in his hié:h box phooton; Mra. Judge Bockiwith and daughtor, in & stylish Eng- lish phaoton with o roar sent for foot- man; Gon. John, A. Togan and son, with his mare Flora ; Mr, E, ¥, Ifadduclk, with a pair of blacke ; Mr. L N. Hardin and ‘sistor; Sohn MeGonniss, Eaq., * the coming Mayor,” as somo poople say ; Chiaancoy T. Bowen, Wwith & handsomo sleigh-box phaoton, and s companion not known to the fashionablo world ; Mrs. Gon, Btager, J. H. McVicker and wifo, Mrs. David A, Gage and sister, in a vory stylish carringo; My, aud Mrs, 8, J. Surdam, in s landsome vehiolo ; Georgo ozot and tamily, Mr. NolsonTuttle, Mrs. Col. Mulligan nnd_friond, 3r. Gould, of the flrm of "Gould Bros.; Mk, . Jerome Boochor and hml]é Chiarlos Tobey, with & handeomo black horse; Paul Cornol, Edq., and family, of Iydo Park; Hugh Riddlo,” Esq., Suporintendent of tho Rook [sland Rnilrond; Mr. Dore, with & slook pair of baya; Mrs, H, O. Stono and family; H. H. Honore and Mr. Barclay; W. B. Keeno, Enq. ; Morrill Follanshes, Miss Luddington, Miss Gur- ver Dr. L. D. Boono and wife; Mr. Durand, wite and daughtor; M. O. Stoarns_nnd ludy; P. O'Neil ‘and hiorso ; B, F. Adlen, Esq., and H, Bleiinorhassott, of Now York ; D, D, Spencer and family; 1. Cloavor and family; Ira Holmes and wife, with n stunning tonm; John B.. Bherman, David A. Gage, Howard Priestly; AMr. Indicott nand ~wifo; AMr. Eamey of tho Commoercial National Bank, wife and daughter ; H. 1. Honore, Jr., with a fast horse ; Willism Blair, Mra. Olinton Locko, W. JI. Turner and wifo, Jmmes M. Walker, Prosle dont of the Burlington & Quincy Railrond ; Hon, N. B.Judd, L. B, Colby and wite, Hon, J. L. Glover, United Btates Dintrict Attornoy ; Milton Palmer and wifo, Mr. Keith of tho firm of Keith Brothors, Mr. Jackson, O. B. Fholps aud wifo, Johin Maddox. The above names aro such as one would pick up in on hour. ‘Thoy roprosont but & fraotion of ihe number out and en oyinfi the eovening air. From an actual count, made by one of tho ofii- cers of the Park, the number of onrriages and buggios passing the comor of Onkwood _avonuo mfi Grand Boulovard wao 1,463—no small num- bor for one division of tho-city. It will ba observed thatamong the namos abova mentioned aro those of the oppononts of the Purk bill. They have roponted long ago, and now onjoy tho bonution which art and tine ‘ture wedded have hrought forth. Not only do they royel in tho coolness of a drive overy even- ang, but they countenanco tho spoeding on Wed- nerday evonings, and cnjoy that too. ~Porhinps, with & littlo pressuro, tho Commissioners coul be induced to nllow that most exhilara- ting of sports twico In tho wook, ‘Thero havo heon no complaints on Wednouday ; why not add Monday eveuing to tho list, Thon tho ownors of faat liorsen will have nothing to dogire, Tuesdays and Pridays they can drlve on .tho Lake-8horo; Mondnys and Tharsdays on tho Grand Tounlovard, Obleago lns won u name among citios for tho npcnfl of hor road horses, - aundsomany of our best citizens, prominont alike for wenlth, nbility, and jmmlnumq own fast horsou a0d take & dolight in driving thom, that overy opportunity should bo given them to {ndulgo e avorito woukness, | Tn cano tho Commis- glonors of tho Houth Park think it advinable not to givo moro thau ona ovoning to this sport, the Tincoln Park Commiesfonern might bo_ induced 10 mako tho fust oyoningsthroo isnstoad of bio,— Tuesda) ,Thumdn‘yl, and_Baturdays,—presory- l"'f’ s thoy bavo bithorto dona wilhi commend- ablo vigilance, o rogard for safoty by stringont rogulations againat rooklossnoss, t by nll moans lot tho public go- and visit the South Bldo Park, Perhaps hotore long the Wost Bide boulovard will hacomo fashionablo, The South Blders owe thoir Commnlssioners, and M. Bowon ospocially, many thanks for tho rapld progress tlm{ havo made the park, as well a8 for the good tasto and economy by whicl thoy hinve utilived the small sum thoy Woro al- lowed in besutifying the park. e e ; PERSONAL, Gon. J. Baftum, U. 8, A., fa nt tho Bherman, i M. 11, Honrofo, Englsnd, s nt tho Grand Peoiflo, 4 Capt. 3. 8. Iall, U. 8. N., fa at tho Grand -Paciflo. 5 The Hon, O, Bradley Holt, of Albany, isat tho Bhorman, The Ion, J. Burnott, of Clrcinnatl, is at the Bhermnn. 'The ITon. 8. P. Walkor, of Momphls, is at tho Bhorman, + ‘Gon, E. A. Paino, of Monmauth, is at tho Wast Bide Briggs. Tho Ton, Hugh Darnes, Toronto, 18 at tho Grand Paciflo, % P " - Ex-Gov. A. H. Hammond, of Indianapolis, is at the Bherman, Col. L. N. Douglas, of Nowark, N. J., ia at tho ‘Went Sido Briggs, The Ilon, Robert 0. Mathew, Baltimoro, isat tho Graud Pacific. g . Tho Hon. John Wilson, of Washington, D. C., i# at tho Grand Pacific. i Tlon, W. R. Steclo, of Ft, Wayno, is & guost at tho West Sido Briggn. Tho Hon. &, W, 0. Johnaton, Mnyor of Oin- cinnatl, is at the Sherman. The Hon, J, J. Safoly, of Tows, loft the Bher- man laat night, for Boston. Judgo Wm. Catrington, of Carrington, Fla, {8 at tho Wout Bido Briggs. ' Hon, Goorgo Groono,Presidont of the Burling- ton, Codar Napids & HMinnosots Railroad, is at tho' Wost Bido Brigge. ‘Edward 8, Smith, Commissioner of Indians, arrived in the city yostorday on routo for tho Woat, and s stoppizg ot tho Wost Sido Drigga. The following wero at tho Commercial yestor- day: James Bpraguo aud wifo, Huntsvillo, Ala.; Georgo W, Dall, St. Catherino, Ont; A, F. Wil- son and wifo, Austin, Texas; ' 8. L. Taylor and wife, Eigin ; B. L. Boardsly, Buchanan, Mich, , ‘Mr. Z. L, White, tho chiof of tho Wnshington bureau of the New York Tribune, is in the city, 8 guest ot tho Gardner Houso. Mr, White pro- ?onns to make something of n Westorn tour be- oro returning to Washington. Tho following wero at the Sherman yosterday : R. 0. Nicholson, England ; J. P. Gray, Cincin- nati; 0. E. Stophous, Btroator; L. A, Martin, Byracuso ; T. L. Ogdon, Milwaukeo ; W. Prose, . B. A.; . 8. Langworthy, Van Dyio, Milwaukao ; J. Evans, Liverpool ; 1 W. Hartwig, Now York. The following were at tho Grand Paciflo yos- torday: S. B. Wators, Louiovillo; O, B. Smith, Albaty; J. . Triplott, St. Louia; W, H. Coles, Now York; J. N. Walkins, Kansas City: H. O. Wickor, St Loais ; W. V. Johnson, Cincinnati; R. 8, Stores, Hartford, Conn.; Dr. J. W. Smith, Clovaland; "Dr. O. d. DeWolf, Northampton, A88, Tho Mayor, Snporintondont of Stroots, snd the Prosidont of the Board of Tducation of Cin- cinnati, are in the city oxamining our stroots, ‘Water-Worlks, land schools. The atrangers dined st the Grand' Pacifio yosterday with Mayor Mo- dill, and woro driven around town duriug the af- toruoon, His Honor accompanied thom and fur- nished all the information asked. e et g DROWNED. As bathing bocomes popular becanso of the provailing hot woathor, drowning will also be- como common. Two casos were reported yester- day, Carl Noiderwinzky, a boy 12 yoars old, while bathing in & pond in the brick-yard nosr tho cornor of Armitage road and Elston avenue, got ‘beyond his dopth and was drowned, at 8 o'clock last evening. His body was rocoverod and takon to his home, No. 68 Crossing strcot. John Mauning and Adam Acllors, of No 67 Menom- inco Bzroa&'hwum in swimming in the Inke, at the foot of North avenue, at 6 o'clock Iast even- ing. Acklors boing s good swimmor, wont far out into the lake, aud, in returning, became ox hnusted, and sank beforo his companion could rescno him. His body was not recoverod. HELD FOR TRIAL. © Jamos Clark was arraigned bofore Justice Beully yostordny morning; bo had in his pos- sousion whon arrested a trunk valued at £500, whicl: did not bnlnnq to him. The Transporta- tion-Master of the Chieago, Alton & B8t. Louis Railrond testified that the trunk bolonged to ono Willinm Small, of 8t, Louis, Clark was hold in 81,500 bail to appear at the Criminal Court. Lake-Shore Shops. From the Cleveland Herald, Jul‘/ 15, o agony of aut {rionds * along tho Tine " in now ovor. Tho * Lake Shoro 8hops” are to bo built aloug thoe track from Collamer to Notting- ham Stations, and tho land therofor is paid for. For many months it has boen known that the Lako Bhore & Michigan Southern Railway Compnny, by rosson of its rapid incroase of - bukiness, and the bonofits avig- ing from conceniration, had conclud- od to establish its gouoral ~ shops somewhere to tho eastward or ‘westward of this city. Ashtnbula, Geneva, Madison, Tolodo, and other localitics becamo exoited with tho possi- bilities of socuring the shops, and_somewhat embittered against oach other in thoir strifo, Ono sought of tho Logislaturo power to bond the town to raise money to buy the land to give the railway company. But alas, for their plans. Other partica wera also at work to secura the great boon, The Company, in the meantime, Was weigling tho proposald and !.hlnkinf; in its own way of what was bost for ita own interost, and now it has pronouncod. On Baturday the axocution of tho doods and tha payments for the land_bogan, sud on Monday, wa beliove, wore concluded, Tho land eelected oxtonds, on both sides of the track, from sixty or cighty rods this side of Collamer Station,—which is on tho town lino ot Euclid and East Cloveland,—to Nottingham Bta- tion, a distance of two miles, Tho nonrost poiut to tho Union Dopot _is, therofore, seven and & hnlf miles dlstant, and tho furthost nine anda half, ‘The portion on tho south sido of the track T4 @ strip 410 foot wido, end on the north o strip 60 feot wido, with throe largo triongular plocos, comprising sixty ncres additional, on the wostorn half, The genoral form of tho northorn portion i thero- foro a strip G0 feet for hanlf the distance from Nottingham weatward, spreading out fan-shaped to tho oxtromo westorn limit. ‘The total number of ncros purchasod ia 161, and the prico paid 18 €050 por aero, ‘Wo aro not apprised of the detail of the plans of tho Railwhly Company, but only know that tholr round-housos, repair, manufacturing-shiops, atc., are to bo located on the ground, — Tragedy at Bradford, Wiito County, nd, Fyom the Lafayette (Ind.) Journal, July 14, Partios who camo down on the 12:30 p, m. train from.tho north on tho Louisvillo, Now Albany & Ohicago Iiailroad, Saturday, furuish un somo of the particulars of & terrible tragedy which oceurred st Bradford, White County, on tho lino of this rond north of this city, ontho morning of that dsy. It sooms thata merchantof Bradford, a gontleinan woll inown to many of tho business men of this city, bocame dissatis- fiod with his wife, and whilo shio Iny in bad, firod & uhot at hor with hix revolvor. Sipposing that lio had killed lior, ho fired throo sbots into his own head and then cut his thront from oar to ear with a razor. ‘The ball firod at tho womsan ouly grazod her person, and sho eseaped unhnrt, The unfortunuto man, however, died during tho af- tornoon, a8 we loarned from othor partics. M, Horron was o man probably 50 or 65 yoars of age. Bome time sinco he married & Indy much youngor than himsolf, and it was gonorally known in tho community that their domestio relations wora not very folicitous, ‘I'horo aro soveral nccounly of the lwrulmblo cuuss of troublo, but wo refrain from giving any of them until the mattor can bo logally invoatigatod, Wo will, howaver, nxfl)oml & statomont inade by a_ocitizon pf Iradford, to the Courier aud published in ity Buturdsy even- ing's issuo: Tlorron's wounds were dressed by a phy- snlelnn, during which oporation it was discovored that the Pls(ul-wnundu aud_tho direotion of the balls indicatod that the platol had boen fired from behiud, which did not corroborato tho thoory that they woro solf-infliated ; but not- withstanding thio sovority of the wounds, ITor- ron rataina consclousnoss, and_doclres that ho shat himsolf, " Ho, however, denics tho other part of hig wilo's story, that ho shiot at hor," Washington ; J. .- A HORROR OF HORRORS. r Torrible Doad Secrot in a Mansion in Eighty-soventh Streot, New York. A Woman’s Lifeless Form Almost En= tirely Devoured by Rats g and Maggots, From the New York Herald, July 14, A ghastly horror was uncarthed on the prem- inos 185 East Eighty-soventh sircet yostorday morning. Tho houso haa beon occupled for tha past fiv yoars by an elderly Indy, Miss Willats, ‘whono habits of "life wero most oxtraordinary, Hor noarest noighbors knew nothing of hor; somo of thom living noxt door to hor novor saw hor, and aho nover loft her house during the dny. Bho kopt no servant, apparently received no visitora and livod a sofitary and lonoly lifo, Ono man had boon in tho habit of goln% to hor houso, —n Mr. Byron Stuff, but his visits woero vory rars, and wore gonorally mado at night. Tho Inst timo Lo was kmown to como to the houeo waas about four wooks ago. Ha tried to got in at tho door, but cowld not, and, aftor m\mni,' n Joug timo, finally asked Mr. Bhooban, a Inwyer, who lives noxt door, to allow him to got to the rear of Miss Willet's promiscs through Mr. Bhoohan's houso. Mr. Bhechan did not soe tho propriety of this wish and would not comply with it, and Mr. Btuft wont away and has not boen seon near the honke sinco. * The lady bas not beon visiblo for about fivo woeks, and no light could bo discorned in the front or ronr of tho house duriug tho night. For sovoral days tho family of Mr. Shoohan has boon au- noyod by an offensiva odor, tho origin of whioh could not be aecertained. It procoeded from tho diraction of Miss Willot's house, and finall; ‘boecamo 80 offonsive that Mr. Bheohan informol tho polico. in ordor, i£ possiblo, to have tho mya- tory olucidated. Capt. Cluny dotailed some officors to make tho soarch, and yestordsy morning thoy camo to tho door of Miss Willott's house and en- doavored to gain admittanco. Thore waa no ro- sponso to thoir knocks, the houso boing as silont a8 a gravo, The officora found it necossary to forco open_tho front door, and, doing so, pro- cooded to the sccond floor back room. On en- tering, o most disgusting and offonaive odor grostod them; on making senrch thoy discov- orod tho dend body of Misg Willetts lying on the floor on her back, her head resting ngainst the leg of & piano which stood in tho cornor of the room. 'Thoy roported the facts to Capt. Chorry, who notified Coroner Herrman nnd his deputy, Dr, Josoph Cushman, who immediately repairo to the honso. On ontering the room Dr. Cushman found the body lying on the floor, as above doscribod; a numbor of rats wero seen running about tho room and away from tho body, which was found in o vory advanced atago of docomposition.. The head and nock were donnded of . flosh, oyidontly having boen eaten away by rate. . The. body was noarly alive with worms, death ‘ovidontly Laving taken place botweon four and fivo weoks ago. 'The room in which tho body was found was about 16 foot in longth by 12 foot. in width, no oarpet upon tho floor, tho furnituro inthe room being crowded into ono corner. Tho body was ordored to the Morguo, after which tho Coroner, his deputy, and thio officers mado s thorough senrch of tho premiscs. In the back parlor, on tho first floor, woro found a numbor of doods of favor of a Mr. J. Steiff, alao titlo doods, bank ‘books ebowing doposita for large amounta in the Mochanics and Traders' and othor banke; alfo &n envelope containing papors addrossed to Mr. Btoiff, 183 Bowory. Soveral trunks wero found to contain costly and ologant ladics’ wenring ap- parol, consisting of fur, &o. Lvorything in the *mnsn denotod negloct, ‘The furniture, which was mostly of ancient but elegant manufacturo, was covered with dust and cobwebs, Tu tho basoment honps of nshs, apparently tho ncenmulation of yours, were found stowod away in closots and on tho hearth. On_moking inquiries in tho_noighborhood regarding tho hfl:llu of doceased, it was learnod that she was a vary cccontric woman, raroly if over ventwring out in the daytime, but going sbroad to do her markoting and for tho tranenction of othor bueiness lato at_ night, alwn&'! going out veoiled and .studiously avoiding m'ur{body. Inquiry made of tho grocors in the vicmity re- yonled the fact that sho was in tho habit of buy- ing onough proyisions at once to lnst hor for rov- eral days. Among hor purchases ehe included both smoking and chowing tobacco, small por- tions of which wore found lying in difforont parts of tho rooms, 18 also &mall amounta of ‘money wrapped soparatoly in bits of papor. . From tho largo number of legal documents and pupors it in belioved that tho decoasod ywas tho exooutrix of the estato of Mr. Stieff and othors, "I'hero wore rumors afloat in the noighborhood that Lier doath had Leen caused by violonce, Lut, from an extornpl examination made by Dr. Cuslie ‘man, nothing could be soon to justity the snepi- cion, The Doctor will, however, malko a thor- ouglh post mortem examinntion af tho Morguo and ascortain, if possiblo, tho real cause of death. It was ascertained that tho owner of the houso ia o Mrs, Handly, rosiding at42 Elliotl placo, Brookiyn, and, ‘doubtless, she wiil bo ablo Lo throw aomo light upon the life and- charactor of {his occontric lady. Decoased, from papers ‘found in her room, is supposed tohave a nophew named Byron Btioff, whose residenco at presont is unknown. It was supposod from cortaln mysterious movemonts obsorvablo at times that the liouso of Miss Willott was tho rosort of conn- torfoitors or othor depredators on_tho public but no ovidenco of the kind has been shown, and ‘prnbubly Luas no foundation in fact. From the fact that thore was largo quantitios of music snd two pinnosin tho honso it is thought do- consed was o Indy of culture and rofiuement, but tho condition” of affairs within would show that sho was not a good housekeeper. A Iferald roportor procoeded to the house of tho unforlunato deceascd last night, and found it surrounded by & curious crowd. Tho oxcite- mont in the nelghborhood in regard to the oc- curronco was groat, and all kinds of stories were told to'account for Miss Willets' tragic fato. It was angorted that atrango noises had boon heard to proceed from tho hiouso Iate at night, and that mon hnd been seen entering the door at very un- songonsblo hours, for what purpose no one conld toll. Coupled with this is tho fact that the de- coased was in the habit of purchasing quantitics of tobaceo, aud it is scarcely probablo that this was intonded for her own uso, aud if not for hor own for whom could sha have boughtit? An- other S!m“in circuwstanco was that, though she was ovidontly & woman of moans, she kopt no eorvant, as if she wished to koop the manner of her lifo secrat, What misfor- tuno may havo driven hor to this unnaturat lifo, disappointmont in love or partial insanity, it is impossible to any ; but thore i6 & strango. almi- larity botwoen her caso aud that of tho strange Iadyin * Little Dorrit,"” who let hor rosidonco o to ruin and who nover abandoned her bridal dress from tho day when death intorposed and took away from_hor hor betrothod, who was killod on tho bridal morning. Migs WWillots may have boon misorly in hor habits, but if she was gho took a strango way of show'ng it by lotting costly furniture and elogant articles of virtu decay and rot for want of cleaning. What foundation thoro may bo for the story that couus torfoiters bad their hoadquartors in tho houso cannot bo ascartainod, but thore s & mi’utbri somenwhero which it is bo to hoped will be cleara up. Whon the roportor, after considorable difi- culty, gamned pormission to entor the house, the front door was opoued, aud with candlo in hond ho procecdod up-stairs, Thoro has boen no gas used in tho houso during the time that Miss Willots has beon its tenaut, and everything was dark as & dungeon. Tho smoll pervaded tho houss, making ono feol sick almoat to fainting, Tho stairs wero uncarpoted, tho carpets having boen' taken up and piled with the othor furniture in a room. o footfalls going up the stairs sounded swfule 1y droarily, and it was impossiblo to restrain a superstitious thrill of awo in the mere presonco of tho dread mystery. Pushing opon o doorat tho head of the lnudlnqI a room wag entored which was pilod with bed-clothes, mattrosses, chairy, tnbles, and lamps, o was dondly, bmt tho body was thore, and “tho noxt door waa tried, tho most horriblo sight over witnossod in Now York prosented itsolf, "Tho oponing of the door frightenod“away half w dozen rats whioh woro foasting upon what was loft of the romaing, 'I'io smell was somothing foarful; but it was nothing compared with what mot tho oyo. In ono corner of tha room thero was a bed, tho clothing of which was in confuslon, looking ay if it had not boon slopt iu for years, Tho mat- troas was doubled up, and thoro wero no shoots or pillows to bo woon, At first slght tho remaing could not bo soon, as tho ground was black with innumerablo maggots, who notually soomed to bo walking sway with tho floor. I'horo was & plano in tho room which wau covored with littor of all kinds, hoxes, broken chairs, bod-clothes, and musio books, With the hond rosting nfinlnn ona of tho uwmr logs of tho pisno, all that romainod of tha body loy. It would bo impoesiblo eay that " s human soul had evor dwelt In the loathsome wmass ppon tho grouud, as nothing oould be seon stonoh not, and to roporty mado in | ‘but a ghinpoloss trunk, from which tho flesh had boen dovoured by the rata and the inngets, Tho moush waa open, the tooth protrudingin a ghnat- 1y way from the half-eaton guma, " Thoro wan gomo dark hair loft upon the skull, but the oyes woro gone, and there was no Remblance iof ohiooks, Tho lower part of tho body was like Hlink-oF askalolon | to folslind all disappenrod, | and tho bonos glintoned in thoe light, ay if thoy lind hoon polighed. The foct woro the only paris complotely loft, but this was owing to tfm fact that thoy were encasod in stroug boots, which the rats” woro unable to tear. The broast and sido woroe hollowed out, and tho arms had par- tinlly dllanunrnd._ Tho sight waa a ghastly ono, sufliciont to make a strong man faint and shun food for a month to como. 2 On tho front part of thie floor thoro was o Inrgo apartment, containing some very antique and costly furniture, but, like overything elsc in tho houss, 1k was 8o covered with duat and dirt tliat it was rapidly decaying. Golng down-stalrs, s parlor on the front floor waa ontered, which was plao fillod with valuablo artioles, On the mnntuhglncu thoro was a boautiful silver clock, tho hands of which had stopped at fivo minutes to 12, In dno cornor thero was & was covored with Feun cloth. By ita sido tliero woro, ;gomo musio-books and b plano-stool, although the sound of tho piano bad nover boon hoard by any one, Thoro weoro somo rare old- fashionod chaira in tho room pilod all kinds of odda_sud room thore ‘wore also bed.clothos, i fthoro woro in every room in tho hohso ‘which tho roporter entered. Coing back, tho kitchen was found. A large stove was in tho contro, and the floor was littorod with dirt. Thore wore some cooking utonhils and somo plates upon a dressor. Tho smoll from tho ro- mains had pervaded all parts of the house, and it snluted tho nostrils at every turning. In tha collar thore woro sfored a largo quan- tity of miscellancous artiolea. Thoro wore moro Fom]u in tho houso than was roqutired to furnish t, and how thoey all got thoro aud how thoy camo to Lo in such confusion is unknown. It'would Do impossible for Miss Willots, supposing her £o bo possossed of the strongth of an ordinary ‘woman, to hnve lifted some of the articles and disarrange thom as thoy now aro, ¥ » Coronor Horrman, . aftor visiting the body, gave a permit for its removal, but, disgraceful Tolato, up to & lato hour lnst night thore was no effort mado to take it away, and it probably ro- maing thero yot. Imhot woathor like tho pros- ent ita sresuncu in the nni(ihbarhwd is sufticient to brood a postilence, and it is an outrage and n shamo that it was nol promptly transforred to the Morguo. Inquiries made by the police for Mr, Dfmn Btioft showed that ho wasoutof town, visiting somowliero in the country. on which woro onds, In fhis From the New York Herald, July 15 Byron Stiot, tho nephow of tho doad womnn, turned up yestordsy morning in o high stuto o 1go bocsuse the faot had beon made publio. Coronor Ilorrman told the worthy young man that ho had better keop quiot and ke would have all the bottor chance of gotting his aunt’a prop- orty, which be claims, info his possession, The following is tho sworn statomient that Byron mado to the Coroner ¢ + ‘Byron A. 8tief deposed that ho rosided at No, 11 Dolancoy stroot ; deceasod was my aunt, and hing brought me up fromn- childhood ; sho was a maidon lady; sho formerly kopt bouse for my futher and mysolf at 8% Bowery, whero I was born ; my fathor diod in 1861; ince that timo sho Lag rosided in Eighty-soventh streot; sho ‘wag eccentric and retired in hor habits; sho seldom wont out in tho daytimo; eho rofused to hayo auy help or any ono rosiding with hor; I usod to vislt bor onco a weolc whon in tho city, ond somotimes oftonor; I snw her last about tho 9th of May at ber honso, I romainod there for two days and then loft for Polbam, About four wooks ago I wont to visit hor and rang the boll,-butno ono anawored, but I did not t] it strange, and waitod somo time about tho houso, and then wont away. Firat honrd of hor death this morning. When my sunt was living she was run over, and sinco that time sho was in tho habit of complaining of hondacho. I cannot esy why deconsed was 80 rotired in hor habits,” Bho wns always very kind to mo, almost like a mothor. Whon my father died Lio appointed hor executrix of .tho ostato ; my fatbor was in the fur business in tho Bowory ; ber full name was Clarlotto Willotts ; who was Vory whimeical somotimos, but gonerally her mind was cloar ; she was genorally chunr!ufl aud nover enld sho was tirod of lifo; sho was about 50 yoars old ; tho only relatious sho has liviug aro two nieces, who roside. in Savounah, ond myself ; thore was o nophew, but I cannot asy whether ho is living, Bhortly after Mr. Stiof loft Mrs, Handly, who owned the house in whioh 3Miss Willetts lived, appeared, Bho is grently distressed at_tho ac- curronco, particulatly os it happonod in hor houso, Mrs, Handlylived in tho house oo- cupied by Miss Willette beforo tho lattor becamo a tonent, The house was let to Miss Willotta five years ago, and ainco that time she has punctually paid hor rent, 'Che brothor of Mrs, Handly was in the labit of collecting Lhe ront, which was peid by & man lving ab ‘tho coruer of Delaucey stroet aud the Bowery, On occasions whon Mrs, Handly had businoga -with Bligs Willotts sho nover got furthor than the door of tho house, aud of conrge wera ontircly ignornnt of tho manner in whioh tho premives woro kept. Sho supposed that Miss Villotts ‘was rathor an untidy person, but she had not the slightest iden of tho frightful neglect and filth which gmvniled in the interior,” In apponr- snce Mliss Willetts was rather attractive, aud when young was considered handsome, Bko complained froquently of oppression of the hoart, and said slio thought sho had hoart di oase. This may probably oxplain in some mens- uro tho suddenness of hor death, It is possible ibat sho may have been stricken down imstan- daneously in tho placo in which her body was found. The fumitwe’ in tho room' in which tho body was found, including the plano, was the proper- Y of Mrs, Hondly, who paid ' Misa Willetts for the privilego of storing it thoro, 1t s strange that the unfortunate woman should have died in this apartment, a8 thore was scarcoly room to turn around in it. All the property has beon takon possossion of by the Public Administrator in accordauce with the instructions given by the Corouor. Doputy Coronor Cunninghnm mado an exam- +ination of the bodyin the - afternoon. Thero _were 1o bonoy broken, and no traces of violance, e romais wore turncd over to Mr. Btiof, ".l‘huro ltmu boen no day yob nomed for holding the nquest. 2 SRR S (e A_FIEND. Horrible Treatmont of a Child by Xts Mothers From the St, Louds Democrat, July 10, An affair was reported by the polics lyunhunhy which, as stated, {u an exhibition of tho most flondish oruelty on the part of o parent toward a child, almost unparalleled in the aunals of crimo, in this or any othor State.. In consequence of information received from various persons ro- sidivg in tho neighborhood, Mary Nodl, & colorod woman, liviog on Bixteenth streot, botween Christy ayenue and Oraugo, waa arrostod Sun- day night by Detoctive Hounessoy,. About 8 o'clock Bunday moming the colored poopla who inhabit ~ that quartor woro awakened by plloous cries procecding from & socond- story room in* the ‘rear of the xow of rickoty framo buildings which front Six- toenth stroot,—moans and crica, O, God, have mercy! Ob, God, pleaso send soms ono to cutmodownl Oh, God, givo mg some wator ; Iamdying!" Twoor throo colored men hur- riodly gathiorod around tho back yard in the rear of the room, and after a hurried consultation wont up_ the stairs and broke into the darkensd room, Windows wore thrown up, and the Hght revealod a pitiful objoct,—a child, Lor arms pin- joned elosoly over hor hoad by & ropo which was euspondod £0 8 hook to thg ceiling, and 50 sus- pondod that, tho chill's toes barely touching the floor, ehe was thrown forward with hLer wholo wnlfiht on her piniopod hauds, Doneath tho ohild was & raw-hide which hod ovi- dontly been appliod to tho Iacorated back and sides, which ahowed aléo the moro wasting tracos of slow starvation in its bony, attenuated out- lincs. Noighbors gathored around ; now olothea wore placed upon the ohild's bacl, food was givon her, and sho was givon over to tho caro of tho polico, At 4 o'clock tho mothor returnod homo, lmvmg boon doing some cooking in a pri- vato familyin tho wesforn portion of the cily. ‘Whon informed of what ad been done wjth tha child, she exprosucd tho groatest indifferance, and said sho wan glad somobody hiad taken it. Bho didn't want®it unt' longer. A fow minutos aftor she was taken into custody. It is statod Lhat for nearly a wook thia flend in tho garb of & woman hay daily fastoned up the ohild, whose namo is also Mary Nocl, in the man- nor already doscribed, and in thiy position loft lier from nm'l{ morning until late in the even- ing, whon #hls so-called mothor would return from work.} ¢ I-‘rurtuuntli,;, whilo the child ro- mainod in that position, hor mother, it is enid, infllotod_from twenty to fitly stripes upon tho bare back with a rawhide thong, which was used with nkill worthy of o Logreo or Tom Y.okor, If tho child criod or made any noldo, sho way takon down aud thrown violently on the flgor, Phen the woman would place her foot ontho ohild's neok, and beat her uutil, as ono of tho nolghbors ' expressad it, “her bolly was n poultico,” Bometimos the oporation was varied by placing tho ohild ou the floor on its faoe, sud ity back was soarifiod. A foot inno, which, 5 firmly plantod on tho ohild'a nook leld her in this position, and a pillow in which its faco was buried smothered all crios. Another oporation ‘wha to souso tho child's head and body into n tub full of wator and hold it thoro sovoral min- ntos, liko you would a kitten,” aaid a neigh- bor. This was gonoraily followed by n wlflpplnr{, which seomed to b tho favorito oxpediont in holping the child into tho noxt world. Durin tlio whola week no food had beon flvan it, until Bundny, oxeopt what was passod through an sporturs in tho window on the ond of n_clothes- op ‘by somo of tho noighbora. At times sho wonld “not dare to tako /even tluiy, assorting that shio waa nfraid hor mothor would find it .out and whip hor for it. Whon she did roceive it, it had to ho gonveyed to her month, as #he could not froc her handa to tako it horaolf. Tho appoaranco of tho oliild, whon takon to tho Third x;)lnt.rlut Station vas pitiablo in tho oxtreme. Bho is n bright, in- tolligont-looking girl of 8 yoars, thougli from tho oruolty that has boon practised upon ber sho daca not appear to bo moro thau B, ,fler body is in tho most omaclated stato, whilo the back is ono mass of bruiros and fostorg sores, The stomach i3 abnormally largo, from the of- focta of tho viclenco aud hoavy blows and kioks whioh sho has daily recoived. “I'hore is searcoly aty floah about hor, tho bonos almost protruding from the skin, which appoars to haug on the body liko somo unnatural cnvurln;i. i Tho woman is a hardened-looking creature, apparently capable of any act of cruocity, aud whioso countonance botokens moro of tho savago than of the clvilizod buman being, though her calm, colleotod mannor, and tho Lone of Lor con~ vorsation, indloato that sho is capable of tho tnore rofined cruelty of long continued torture than would charactorizo the procoedings of tho moro untutored. Bho has been froquently heard toeay thatsho knew God intonded the child to live, but that sho intended it to die; and if sho could not kill 1t by uny othor, mowiy, sio would out its hond off. " Bho Is described a8 boing over Bix .foot in hoight, and of hLonvy, thou(i\h not. fidshy build. Hor nelghbors assort that sho was not in the hablt of drinking., Sho has one othor child, a boy of 8 or 4 yoars, and lavished upon him all tho tonderness of her fiorco naturo. ' The room in which this revolting oruclty was ;;rnnflnnd is about ton foet by twelvo, and con- aing & tablo, & fow chairs, and & bod, upon swhich, whon'tho obild was taken ont, was'found s copy of the Central Christian Advocale. Tho walls wore profusely decorated -with cheap on- gravings and hu\vs]{m or wond-cuts, tho varibus scongs in fhe life of Christ being made to serve 08 & bordor to & portrait of Jamos Fisk, which formed the contro pioco. Otherwiso tha scono " was one of dirt ang miuu?v. tho fllth cansed by tho confinement of tha child being allowed to ro- main for fwo or throo weoks togothor. Tho- -1 child is now:receiving the most tondor caro from thio polico officors at the Third District Station, and from goveral physicians who have boon in attendnnce, Tho woninn is confined in the samo station, and was charged with an assault to kill, yostorday morning, in tho Court of Criminal Corroction, the complainaut belng a neighbor, John Benoist, B 1 Death at tho Communion-Table, From the Hopkinsvitle (Ky.) New Kra, ‘Wq have to chironiclo one of tho saddest occur-~ ronces that havo transpired in this country for .many yomrs, On Iast Sunday tho Mothodista held'a quarterly conforonce at Shiloh Church, fivo miles wost of Iopkinsville, A largo con- courso of poople woro present, and at:tho closo of the sormon Chrintians wero invited to como to tho commanion-tablo and partake of tho Lord's Bdjjper. Mrs. Emily Owen, wifo of T, A. Owen, being a communicant, walked forward ngpnmully in a8 good henlthns nny porson in the churely, but when in the very aot of kneoling at* thoaltar droppod dead. A physician prosont came to hor side immodiately, but all efforts to restore her were in vain. < [2 MARI_(ETS BY TELEGRAPH. New York Financial News. New Yonw, July 16,—Monoy was caey st 4 per cent, Btorling rufed dull at 1092@1003 for 60 daya 3 11057 @10 tor algt, Gofd waa firmer at 11672@116%, closing at 110 bid, Y.oans, 3@4 por cont. Cloarings, $33,000,000, Exports, $1,000/000 10" American coln, 100,000 soverelgns, an 131,000 1u silver Larn, Engngemouts: for to-morrow, $800,000 gold cotn_and $200,600 in wllver bars, Treas- ury' disbursements, $191,000, Customs rocelpts, Governmonts wero more nctive and atrong, Blato bouds wero dull and firm, “Thio stock markot showed groator strength and nctivily than on auy provious_day sinco tho prosont upyard movament began, Wostorn Unlon, Lalig Bhioro, and Now York Ceutral woro tho most prominent in the advance, Tho (mprovement in tho firat- named wan 23; per cent, or from 873 to 893, with Inrgo blocka’ of the stock changing hands, ~Lacific Biall wan woak early in tho day, with freo sales from 9814 to 473, Lut fmproved subsoquently to 38%. Erlo wan alao wenk, decliniug from 603 to 6937, I sympa-~ thy with the fall in Londou, and in consaqiienco of the Toport that & suit for £400,000 had boen decldod aguinst the Company in Ohfv, Lako Slioru was nctivo ot 423 10935 ; Now York Cenirnl, 10374 to 1043, The fluc- tuntious wero ; Unlon Paciflo, 28 to 283 C,, O, & I, 0., 32)¢ to 3% 3 Rock Ialand, 1105 to 111%"; Ohion, i; to 8L, Paul, 5315 to 53% 3 Hurlem, 128 to 128% ; Conton, 98)5 to 104, and Northwestorn com- o, 70%¢ to 6337, A portlon of atock held by somo portfes fn tho 18t cornor has been distributed, ~Thera \vas a goneral light reation Iato in the day, but tho wholo liat finnlly closed strong, * 5ix proponla wero mado to soll bonds to the Gov= ornmont to-duy, nggrogating $32,160, ut from 11545 1o 117,62, 'Thie bonils (o bo purchiaded will be paid for. in National Bank notes, Uwo hundred aud seven thousand, elght hundred und fifty dollars fn bonds were acvepted, at 116.49 to 116,87, Storling, 1093 GOVERNMENT LONDS, Coupons ‘G BONDA. Virginias, old.... North Carollnag, id,.35 North Caralinng, new.16 Missourld. ... . Tanneseess, old, Wennansoes, neV. Virglniss, now. TFort Wayn Tarro Hanto, Torro Maute pf N, J, Centrs Bt, Paul,. Livenroor, July 16 — 11 a. our, 278 61G 2800d, Wheat—Wintor, 128: wpring, 1lag1ls 9d white, 118 04@11a 11d; club, 143 3I@138 6. Corn, 278 rd, 88a 0d. Liveneoot, July 10—1 p, m.—Broadstulls quictand buyeru offering lower pricea, NDON, July 10—3 . m,—Consols~Money, 923 923; account, 03% @93 ; 5-208 of 65, 9335 do 07, 997, 10-408, 0032 ; now B4, BOX 3 Erlo, 463 Turpentine, S3@33n 64, Fuaxgront, July 16,.—Five-twonties of 1803, 0034, Livenroor, July 10.—Cotton firm; middling up- 1and, 83 ; Orleans, 035 sulos, 16,000 bales; Amerleay, 9,000 ; poculation and export, 4,600, Broadstuls quiet and unchangoed. o, 4657, Ruffalo Live-Stock Market. BorraLo, duly 16.—CATTLE—Recelpla to-day, 2,812, Total for tho week, 6,120, The market opnod active at yoatorday’s prices, but towards noon the report of & strlko of tho conductors and brakesmen on_tho Now York Guntral oy trofight trstua chocked operalions, lost it might provant ehipments, Tho run of atock 1n of excellent quality, Abont 1,900 waro disposcd of, faloa: 769 liinots ntcars, av 1,192@1483 Ibg, 0,5 ;137 Indinno steors, av 1,089@1.77 1ba, 5 61 Michigsu stocrs, av ' 1,010@1,005 1hn, $4.00@ % 133 Ohto atecrs, ov '1,177@1,580 1ba, $5,0036,25 19 Yoxas atuora,av 1,090@1, 130 s, 30, 55@E.5754; 19 Cn uda uloors, av 1,177 'Iba, .00, Bager AN Laxns—Hcceipta to-day, 4,400 ¢ total for tho wook, 11,000 Markot active ut (350 advance on Canads Imba, Woatorn shoop, $4.0065.97 ; Canada slioon, $4.16@8.35 ; Cannda lunibs, $7.00GH.75, Sales : 2,11¢ Danada Inmbs, v GOGHT 1bs, $7.75@H.765 21 Ganads sheop, wy 633140l 15,00 011 Obo dus, v 90 I, $4,5086.97 § chiggun #hoop; uy 19 B8, S TG0, N by e @5.10. uabp—nmx‘:u to-Tay, 1,100 ; total for the wook, 13,700, Murkot dull ot $5,00G@6.15, Enles : 1,600 head Tilinols and Obio Liogs, av 199G 243 1bs, ol §5,00@6,10, Now York Dry Goods Markets New Youx, July 10,—The jobhing trade continues very quiot, Oity aud Westorst Jobbers nro buying tae 1!}10 ‘domestio cottons and woolwus for the fall trade, rown cottans aro quist, and some light mnkes aro Tower, AtlantioD 1a down to 113¢e, and Indian Or- chard, Medford, and Massachusottd J are roduced 3¢, Omegs Hekings are down 1e¢, Drown drills are dull - and Jower, Blodiwm und fne bleached cottons are in fulr roquost, _Wooleus, shirtings, nnd flannols rula moro actlve, Forolgu goods ore dull, Pittsburgh Oattle Moricot, EasT Linknry, Pa,, dJuly 106.—OATTrE—Roceipts, 16 cars, Lcat, $0,0036.25 ; Atockers, $4.60@5,00 § comtuon, 25,00@6.78 3 Lulls, $9,80@4.00. Hagexr—Neceipls, 9,000 licad, Dost, $5.00@5.60 ; moe _alum, $4.25@4.00, Hohs—Ttecelpte, 9 cars, Thiladolphls, $5.25€5.9 Yorkers, $5.00@5.23, Boston Wool Market, Tostow, July 106.—Wool continues in fair requent, Michigan aud Oblo flucce, #1G520{ Ol dulainy, 06o§ uuwushod coubluge, W@450; superine and vxtra allod, 25@860; unwashod fleaco, 28@I5H0 § tubbed, annugml 43@800, ¥AAQs} i The Produce Markots, NEW YORK. New Yonx, July 16.—Corron—Moro acttvs, but cloned trrogular 3 middling upland, 2030, Daxin Flour in_ bottor demand; recolpts, 19,000 br] rine Westorn and Btate, 45,106,501 common togood uxtes, $0.10@6.40; good tociolo, 1,48 @7.28; whito whoat oxira, $7.16@38,05 ; Ohfo oxtra, §0.25 @8.60; Bt, Louls, w.noqi»‘nn. Ryo 'flour ateady and Tnchangod, Corn meal tnchangod. Whoat fairly activo; ~rocolpta, 200,000 bu ;_rojooted apring, $1.208 1,03 'No, 3 Obicago, $1.43 ;' No, 1 Duluth, 1o arrive, $L61GLEHG ! No. 1 Htitwaukoo, #1564 nmther Michis an and whito Wisconsin, $1.00. Xyo quiot at 78 00, Darioy and mnlt unchanged. Corn heavy and Towor ; rocolpla, 98,000 bu ; atoamer Western mixed, 57 @h00 5 wail do, 60@630% hoatod, E6@600; Whito Wantorn, 85@710 ; yollow, 62@030. Oatain miodorate omand ; now inf308 Wostern, 435@44)0; white do, - RIS Woor,—Quiat and steady ; X and XX Ohlo, 49@510 ; Kcoured, 45¢. “Eoau—Quiot and firm § Weatorn, 223230, Tiax—Unchanged. Tlova—Dull; 35@806 for crop of "2, Leaizn—Quiot at 28@900 ; Orinoco, 28@3Te, Gnoornizs—0offeo firm ; Rtlo, 17@19% firm ¢ fafr to good rofining, TA/@Hd. and unoltiod, ~ Rico steady at 74830, PrTRoLRUM—Firmor ; crudo, 150 ; rofined, 173e. TunvknTING—Bloady ‘at dGo. Trovitoxs—Tork activo, but lower ;s mow moss $17.60, Boof quict and stoady. Cut meats quiot and firm, ' Dagged hams, 10i¢0 amoked b, dloa’ Srm § long cloar, 0o} short clar, weak ; Wentorn atoam, 820 Butren—Quiot ; Wealorn, 16@ato, Ciizese—Bleady’; 1231236, Wiiaky—Lowor at 93' @04 X, Sngar Bolasses anl 0, Lard LEDO, i .. ToLxDO, July 10,~BrrAnstusrr—Flour _steady. ‘Wiiont hi falr domand, bt lowors No, 3 white Wa: bash, $1.75; smber Michigan, #1.67, spol; $1.60Y, July’; $1.37%, Aug. Cornin fafr demand and bighar + high'mized, ddo spot and July, é4)ge Auguat, 40 Huptombor ; low mized, N0 grude, $9ic ! dam- sged, 32¢, 'Oats ateady’; 49 3 Michigan, e, - FrElanra—8trongor, Bufalo, 3X@4X0; Oswego, Bige. Rrorrers—Flour, 400 brls; wheat, 4,000 bu ; corn, 4,000 bu ; oats, 3,000 b, BittearkNTs—TFlour, 1,000 ; whoat, nons; corn, 34, 000 bu ; onta, 2,000 b, g UINOINNATIL Ontonswaty, July 10,—Breapsiures —Flour firm ot $6,75@7.00. Wheat, old scarco ; No. 2 rod, $1.40@ 142 ; now, $1.28@1.90, Corn quict sk 4@dle. Ryo stoadynt 70@72c, Oata quict ot 92@4de. Puovistons — Quict, Pork nominally unchangod, YLard nominal ; stenm, 830 keitlo, 8¢, Bulk ments uiot aud fiem's shouldors, TX@740 cloar rib, 00 3 clear, DiK@INE, Becou quiot; shoulders, B3@8Ka ] clear'rib, 974310c ; clear, 106, + WnteKY—Flem ot 9lc, CLEVELAND, OreyvenAnD, July 16,—~BreApsTOPFA—Wheat quiet ; rod liold 8t $1.62: No, 2 do, $1.48@149, Corn stoady at47c. Onls oasior ot 400, . Pernoneya—Dull And nnchanged, UISVILLE, - Lovtavitre, Ky, July 16.—Bnrapsrures—Flour steady ; extra’ famfly, $5.50, Wheat firm; rocoipte ligt ; new, $1.16@1.30, ~Corn casy st G0@02c, eacks included, 'Onls, 43@48c, Auckod, ProvisIoNA—Pork picady at $17.00, Dacon firm ; shoulders, 87@Jc. Clear rib _cisy ot 10X @10Kc clear, 103/@10%e, all_packed, Bulk monts; easy o unchanged. Lard casjer ; primo steam, BX(c. Witisky—Firm at 91c, #IILWAUKEE, MruwAUREz, Joly 10.—DBrzapsrores—Flour quiet and unchianged, Whoat quict and weak; No. 1,819+ cash or July, $1.18X Auguat, Oats dull No. 3,28}e. Corn_dull and nomiinal; No.3, U5, "Ry dulladd fowor No.1, alo. Barloy, FouronTs—To Buffalo, 6 ; Oswego, 11c. Ttkoetera—Flour, 4,000 brla ; wheat, 67,000 bu, Buvaxnrs—TFlour, 5,000 Ltk ; wheat, 118,000 bu, PUTLADELPITA, PrTLADRLFIIA, July 16, —BREADKTUFFA—Flour dull and unchnnged, 'Wheat 16 good demand at full prices; red, $1.60@1.07; white, $L76@1.85. Ryo hold at GBe, Corn stenily; yollow, 57(@88¢ ; Wentorn mixed, 55@56e ; duwp and licated, do, S0@45c. Oats uctivo; white, 41@50c; mixed, 4l@41Xc, 2 TrrnoLzuN—Orude, 1330 ; Tefinad, 18)0. Wutskz—1ighorat 930, MORE, Bavrnvonz, July 16;-Dneapsrorra—Flour stendy snd unchanged, Whent aotive and firmer ; rod West- orn, $LE0@L5B; smbor, $1.60@1.65, Corn—biixed Wedtern dull aud lower, at 57%c, Oais firm ; mixed Weatorn, 49G000; while, 516, Tiye dul,’at 0G Thovisions—Unchanged, Borren—Dnokanged. Wintskx—Firm, at 010, T, LOUTS, 81. Louts, July 10.—LREADsTOFFa—Flour quict and wenl: goncrally; lower to sell, Wheat dull and lower; now No, 3 fall alabla at $1.20¢ No. 2 rod winter, $1.35. Corn steady; No. 9, 375@u8e cashi U73{o sellor Aue wuet. Ontd ‘frm but quiot: No.2, 3836 cash, Byo dult} now, 68c. Barloy nomiual, ¢ Winexy-Firm at 90c. PuovistoNs—Fork quict; small lots, $18.60@10,75, Dalk meats nominal, Lacon dull and weaker: smoll ‘canl lots shoulders af 8 @820} cloar rib, 100} cloar, 103;@10%c; offercd for fuitre at o bofow provious qudtations, with no buyors, Lard nominal. Hoas—Firm at $4.33G@4.50, CarrLE—Steady snd unchanged, MEMPHI Mexens, July 16,—Corros—Firmer; low mid- dling, 181¢s goud orilinary, 10@16ge. BukApsrurs—Flour dull and drooping, ot 0,16@ 730, Corn quict and unclauged, firm at 43¢, Corn moal quict at$3,40, TAY—Tirm nt $18,00@24.00, Acox—Firm | shouldurs, 8X@%0; sides, 104@ 10e. DETROLT, 10.~BizavsTorvs—Flour dull and Oats scarce and Dyrnorr, Jul unchanged, Wheat dull and a shndo lower ; esira white, $1.93: No. 1do $1.1; No, 2 §1,00; amber, $1.50% bid, $1.65 asked. Corudull.” Osts in good de- ‘mand at S8X @0, WEW ORLEANS, New Ourzaxs, July 10.—BrEADSTOFPR--Flour, dull: treblo $0.00@7.00; family, $8.00@§9.60, Corn, good demaud; mixed, 57@58c ; White, 106, Oath Bz, At 530, Tiran-—Dull, f0c, Hav—Tir @828.00, i TrovisoNs—Pork dull and lower, $17.5¢ dry_salt meats goarco; shouldurs, Bic: Lacon quiet, -0%@ $10:4@310X ;' homs, 16)@1050} lard, refined, seatco; tercey, B0} keg, 105 @10)c. GuoCEIIES—Sugnr Aull; iuferior to common, TGTH0; fair to fully fuir, 6%@93c, Molaskes, no movement, - Wintasx—Gooll démoud ; Toulsiaus, 93¢ ; Cinciuuntl, o7e, : Trvnoat—Sterling, 27 Sight, 3 premium. Gold, 115%, Corro—Dull, fales, 400 .balos, Good ordinary, 16c; low middling,17% @180 : middiing,18%¢; middling Urlcans, 18%c. locolpts, 888 Lalca, Exporls, Grent Britain, 4,080 bales; Continont, 1,545 balos, ~ Stock, 4,923 Bald, ; ‘mer ; primo, $26,00 ; cholco scarca at $27,00 SUFFALO, . Burrato, July 10 —BuxaDSTUPFA—Flonr steady, ¥Wheat quick and firm ; No, 4 Milwsukeo Glub, $1.3%, ‘tonrriva; $1.35 on epot, Jorn quist, at 46@470 for No. 2, nu to condition, Oats nominal; '373e for No, 9 Ohicago. . Frssdizs—Weak ; 95 for com. ly 10.~Wheat firtn and in falr demand white Cariada, $LAKGLES, Corn unchangod ; No, & Tlinolw, to srrive, 830, . L . . Vesscls Passed Dotrolts Dernorr, Mich., July 10,—PasszD DOWN—Props Onolila, Geheva and bargo ; barks Lottis, Wolf, Mas~ sillon, 0. 3. Walls, Conntitution ; schrs Hount Blstic, Dauiel Lyons, Albrocht, P, S. Marsh, L. anua. ‘Ataunio, John'Miner, Afmosphere, Frauk Crawford, E. Coliedl, Johin Noyes, Standard, Keldeshouse, Boaman, Yéuokeo, Ool, 0ok, Monitor Ko, , Amorantll, . Har mou, Nabob, Tausn Ur—Props Lako Ontario, Aunfo Cratg, Bant- Ine, Mary Mils, Milwaikos, Chicego, Enorald ot sud bufges Japan, Bark Ven Valkcuburg, Schrs I, Doud, Dulwire, Fitzhugh, Bt, Lawrouce, Peufleld, ‘urner and Kollcr, Jeaalo oyt WiNp—South, Drrnotr, July 10—Eventng.—PAssED Ur—Prop Mon- tanu; bork Butnyaldos aches Trinkind, Folger, Sco- ville, Dwasco, R, 0. Orawford, Dabums, Eivins, Gule auir, Libbio Nat, Ghins, Auio Mulvey, Pdusep DowN~Props Arsxes, Tutor-Ocoan and Durgo; kehia Zach Chandler, Tronsides, Mary Liggio, @, Proshor, ‘Winp—Bouthwest, 08WEGO, Illinois River and Canal News, Special Disputch to The Chicago Tribune, TASALLE, I, July 10.~Tho canal-boat Andrew Jacknon, from Béry, loaded with cort ; baryea Nos, 3 ud 8, with LaSsllo coal, and tho Cof, Taylor, with oals, ol paaved luto $ho canal, bound for Chicagd s and the &, H, Loomis, from Joliet, loadod with butfding stons for Menry, pasaed out, No athor moveuent by river or canal, “Fon feot of water on the mitre-sill of Toock 15, and he river at stand, - i OANAL O¥FICT. AnnrveD—D, T, Wright, Lutinlle, 0,100 bu corn § Nautilus, LaBallo, 160 tons coal; Doiphin, Oltawa, 5,500 bu' corn j Montauk, Lockport, 800 brls flaur, 23,760 Jts meat ; Iiclle France, Morrls, 6,000 hu corn, OLEAuXD—Olawpion, Lienry, 80,250 £t lumber, 4,850 lath ; Brilllant, Lockport, 20 m lumbor, 50 bris salt Awlu, Tenry, 103 tous conl's _Oataract, Lafialle, 100 bria salt, 5,000 slaves ; Mohawk Dalle, Kankakeo Foedor, 47 m lumbor, 7,500 1bs morchandiso ; Messongoer, Kan- kakeo ¥eudeor, d7,1’l|l £t lumber ; Exrox, LaSul (-! 89,246 £ lumber ; ‘Conlest, 60 brls limo, Mortis, 10 brfs e, ockport, e SPECIAL NOTICES. Schenck’s Mandrake Pills, These pillsara composod exclustvely of vogotable ln. grodionts, and altligugl thioy eutiruly supersado tho §f'mercury, do mot loave any of fta injurlons wie. Thoy ot directly upon tho liver, und aru u valuable ro Ay {n a1l cnsos of derangumont rosulliuz from a disor derod tuat organ. | Liver Gumplaint, " illou Disord digostion, Slok Toadacho, Typhold Fovors, 0, suceumnb to the free usu ot Schenc) an. Barnum’s Hotel, Broadway, corner Twelleth-st, Rew York, This Hotol [y now finshed and roady for guests. Tt ls sumploto with il modora fwprovoments aud convonionana. Hooms on auite aud single, DPrivato Varlors, Hatiy Ttoome, Oils, Brothurs! latwst lmnruved Elovator, elogo prostuitiy to all e lacos ot Amasomont sl Guoda Palucos, | Mr, A, Be \ or many yonrs oounvotud with thy mansgemont of Barium's lotol, Hal- i ), an aotivo departiont in the misnagement of et i Wil b it b s, ol felonda il Ao, Tho SUhF dopartimunts of tio houde ara wwilor the managowont of 1, No ) k, d FILEKMAN snd AN BARNUM & GREEN, GitiEN, formorly of ORNAMENTAL IRON WORK. Gonld-Bros. & Dibilee, 149 & 151 Stato-st., Chicago. ORNAMENTAL & ARTISTIC Metal Work, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.' Fountains, Vases, Statuary, Drinking f‘ountains. Aquariums, Deer, Dogs, Lions, Emblematic Signs, Copper Weather Vanes, Stable Fittings, Crestings, Iron Furniture Brackets, and Store Stools. EXCELSIOR LAWN MOWERS. Agenta for tho ¥ronch Patont BOULEVARD CHAIRS AND SETTEES, :Agonts for ‘Younglove Architectural Iron Company. HYATS Patont Muminated Tilo. REAL ESTATE. HUMBOLBT PARK BUILDING LOTS. The Most Profitable Investment i the Market, 100 Lots, of 60 feot front ench, nre now offered by us, on usual terms, at pricos rang=, ing from $26 to $40 por front foot, bounded! on tho onst by Oalifornia-nv., on tho weat by Humboldt Boulevard, lying bstweon Hum- ‘boldt Park and Armitago Road. 'This property adjoins Humboldt Dopot on tho Ohicago & Paocific Railroad, is within four miles of the old Court House, and can bo ronchod by sidowalks, paved and macadam- izod streots. It is situnted higher than any proporty within tho same distanco from tha, city, and nffords o beautiful prospective in. evory dircotion. * Go and soo the property, and for further information opply to _ F. ARNOLD & CO0., Roums § & 6, Greonsbann's Bank Builing. PROPOSALS, HYDE PARK . Water Works. PROPOSALS will bo rocolved antil Friday, July 16, 1855, at 13 m, by the undorsigacd, Hused ot Waler Com= misstons of tiia Village of Hsdo Park, fur furnishing satd 'flh&n with the following: . A Crib, louatod in twelve foot of water, ona thiousand foat from shnra, at soma pol nated botwaon Fifty-first and Sixty-thi ¥, plans numbor ovie, tn, aud throo, ’1:200 faot of 1i-luckl wrought o cast Iroa pipo to oxtond. from celb toshoto, 3,000 foet of 13-inch cast fron pino, ot lops” than bo desig.. 3 shown st dtou Livo 1lis may nlvo bo submitted fur tlio samo quantities of tha Wyckoll Patont Wood Pipo. Al cast iron Dipe to bo cast vortically In 12-foot Jengtha */Ohioago wolghta," to bosubjected to 30 paunds by dranlio proasuro, Kammer toat, heforo leaviug foundry, and subjoct to same tost aftor delivery, aud cuated in tho ‘best mannar acoarding to tho Dr. Srmith procoss, All disteibuting iy to o 1aid'in tha ground ready fory usp, €0 thatthe top of tho pipo mliali bo coverad nt dopth of not less than four and_ono-half foot. Jolnts ta, I mnda with puca sattlead nnd grakot, AN pipo guar; antood 1o bo water-tixht wion lald, under & pressuro of unds to the square iuoh. ecify tho priced of ench ‘0 per linsal font; 1aid, “ncluding sich oroscs, tied, and € castinge us may ho roquired, and **tako up ™ of pip oy, onl ros0rvey o rikht 1o GhAnEo tho Qukntiiios of oach siza botoro making contract, Ono hundred aud fifty four{nch doubla hydrants, et wharovor direoted, connooted with tho water-pipe, réady for 060, Nocossars gate-valvos, including bos, cover, and sot nc. . ‘Utio brick uilding, a3 por plan and sprcifications, to. o looated at any potist tho Heard tnny soloct on Uro Inko, shurg batoon iy irat and Siztythirdate, or on Sixiyt epocd, H‘; 0-p) a lald, siiclent to throw! an inch aud ono-ha! oot hlgh. : ‘Also, machinary to hwv‘y 1,000,000 galluns of water in twenty-four bours, at a holght of 155 foct, runaing at mod« oraty speed, and bids may bo subiaittod for the wholy or ony portion of the above, hut must spocify srparately tha Jricd for ori aad pivo piotaction to shoro, for buldings, o machinary and Toundations, for pipo ad fittings, ah for yalyosand hydrants, ) 'Ali mntorial to bo of the bast quality, and tho work ta’ bo done in a good, workmanlikg manncr, and to tho satis- faction and sooeptanco of the Tinghiear I clisrze, ' FIghty por cont of the contract prico will hu}mld monthe 1y, o thia work Progrssos, on ceriificatos of thy Englne, osr, Bud tho balanve whien the work Is compluted znd e~ cupted. ‘Such bonds as may bo renuirod tobo glron by contract. orx for the falthful performauce ot thelr contracts, AL work to bo complatod and _ready for uss on or befora De-| Gombar 1. 1873, 'Thn Hoard rusorso tho Hght to rojoct any: or all bids, or any part theroaf. Proposuls muet be inclosed (n soated onvelopo, tndarsed + For 115t Park Wator-Warks,” and addroanad to 11. 13, DBOGUE, Chairmau, Room 8 Ogdon Bullding, southwesy sopmor Laka uad Giteicais, Ohloamo, | ooy ans aud spocitications Hiay bo suon at sald of i T 1, BOGU T Obal WINOHE! HALL, CGHAS, M, HARDY, ASWADSWORTH, 1'AUL CORNELL, Wator Comumlsslonors, Tiyde Park, July 14, 1673, Proposals for Coal. Soaled Proposals will bo racetved at tho offic of A. O, Lauve, Soorctary of tho County Board of Fducatlon, 177 Hust Randulphi-at,, until July 2, for tho supply of 2 tons of Youghioghony or Wataut Y1l Soft Coal, to ha dos Iivored at thu Normal School Bullding at Englowooed. 100 tone must b doliverod on or bafora. Ot 1, 1479, and, ch,fiulnnca \l&s{grn Deo, al, 1o ‘ aal 8lf s Gomuaitteo rosnrvo the vight to rofrat any aud o 1da, EDWARD'G. llJl'Y. LJllmmllldq HENRY JIAT on ALBERT G. LANR, 3 Supplen. e LAKE NAVIGATION, GOODRICHS STEAMERS For Racine, Milwaukce, Sheboygan, efe, daily, Sundnys excepled, 9 . m, Saturday Excur- sion Boat for Milwaukee, ete,, do'n't Ieave une. ti1 8 p. m, Tor Grand Taven, Grand TRapids, Muskegon, - Spring Lnke, Fruitport, Manisteo, etc., daily, Sunduys excepled, 7 p. m, For St, Joseph, Daily, Sundays excopted, I% a.m, Saturdays, Boat don't leave until 11 o For Green Bay Ports, Monday, Wednesday, and{ ' Priday at 7 p, m, Wednesday's Boat goes to, Escanuba, FOR BUFFALO, And Intermediate Points, s stoamor EMPIR] STl '"'"M"‘"ofl.(\?gfi ::l{ .[u:\l.ul Norih Doar-| t T e i iy AT d"'i!h Starkoathor, Teaver iday, July 18, ad’ T Ryastarn Transportation Company's stenmar MO~ L e irda iy i &t b, . B e seihm and Fassao Takath, Apply ot 75 Canalat., carnor Madison, leavos douck Yoot of North Dears A, A, BAMPLS, Vansongor Agont. DISSOLUTION NOTIC DISSOLUTION. Tho copartnorship horototaro oxlating botwoon John Barton and E. P, Troadwoll, Arcliltots, undor the firin namo of BATLON & TREADWELL, fs thls day dla- olyod by mutual consent, Uhlul\ElI, ~|Il]z 16, 1873, — = SUMBER RESORT CCONOMOWOO. Tor dalighitful summor quartors with plonty of shaded groundu; {or good Iutitig aid the bost loating i Apwrls 8a, g0 to Oconomawoo, "1 havu rooontly osmploted my fishi, aud o rondy for yuoits, familisg proforrol it1a Tgoated on tho Inmiediato hank of Taio La fulle, and bt e ‘inutee’ walk from 1l villaio, statton, oltico, oloy Addcess &y Wo NMALL, Queooweviess third-at,, near the Tlinola Contral Railwn: it Sinchiitory to supnly 2, 0 gatlons of watar (n twonty four hours, at & hlght of 176 foct, vanning at ndorato