Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, August 19, 1873, Page 3

THE CHICAGO DAILY TRIBUNE: TUESDAY. AUGUST 19, 1873. 3 THE COUNTY BOARD. The Twellth Btreet and Ashland Ave- nue Lot Selected as tho Bite. for the New County Hospitals Adoption of the Report of tho Joint Committeo on Court« House Plans, The Board of County Commiesionors met you- torday aftornoon, Prosident Miller in the chair, Prosont, Messra, Gallowsy, Bogue, Crawford, Jones, Lonorgan, Ashton, Pablman, Russoll, Ifaiting, Bingor, Clough, Roello, Harrison, and Harris, . OFFICE OF RECORDER OF DEEDH, The Recorder of Deeds stated that by taking tho basemont and fourth floor of the Marino Bank building would moot all the sequiremonts of his offico, and that ‘littlo gas would bo ro- quirod. Thoroe was an abundance of vault room. Ho could find no othor building in tho busincss pu;: of tho city which anawered tho purposo as woll. Tho matter was roforred to the Committoos on Publio Rocords and Publia Servico. An offer wns made, and referred, to the same. Committces, to leass tho building Now, 54 and 56 Franklin streot. MIBOBLLANEOUE. Tho Villago'of Jofforson asked for an appro- priation for a bridge. The Board of Auditora of North Chisago’ asked far an appropriation of £10,000 to meet doficlencies for 1873, ote. It wos ordorod that $22,782 bo_pald to W. O, Donkman, and $10,465 to M. B. Bailoy, on nc- count of 'work on the new jall wnd Grimuat Court building. NEW COUNTY HOBFITAL. The Cornmittos on County Hospital reported on tho proposals for hospital gronnds, to tho effoct that thoy had oxamined tho lots offerod, and recommonded the purchase of tho one at tho cornor of Ashland nyonuo and Twelfth stroet, which can be had for $168,750 in county bonds at par. Tho lot covers about nine acros. 3 Mr, Harrison moved the matter bo laid over one wack, on tho ground that the price was alto- gothor too high, aud that a botter piaco of prop- erty could bo proourad.for a lower.prico near Loomis and Taylor stroots. Tho motion was not agreed to—yeas, 5; nays, 9. mihtltr' Crawford dofonded tho report of the Com- 00, Mr. Harrison made anothor speech, assorting that tho present owners of tho Ashland avenuo lot paid only £100,000 for it 2 little while ago, snd that the incroase was exorbitant. Mr. Crawford put in a rejoinder. Communications wero road from tho Medical Committeo and the old Superintondont of Pub-' lic Charitios, pointing out the ncoessity for a new hospital and tho good points of the Ishllnd avenus lot, Tho report was adopted,—yona 9; nays 6,—as follows : Yoas—Ashton, Orawford, Herting, Jonos, Lonergan, P Ry ogn’ lsgdy Galowss, Harse Ha —Tof on ) s Mr, Ashton, in explaining. his voto, deaiod that there was nn’{“{o in tho salo, 60 far as he had been able to out. Ho took advantngo of the fact that he bad the floar, to state that ho had not baen a bar-keoper, s was falaely alloged by tho Times. Ho nover was on that sido of the . bar. If any Commissionor doubted hin e monts, ho would refer thom to Dr, Freor. Thoso who voted in tho nogativo explained thoir votes, and generally expressed themeelves in favor of a lot betweon Lincoln and Wood and Tylor and Harrison streets, which thq Commiites a0d modical men thought a good ono. COURT-HOUSE PLANS. Mr. Singer moved to take from the tablo the npjority and mh:oritfimpona of tho Joiut Com- mittee on tho Court-Houso Plans, 1t waa agreed to. Mr. Binger moved that they be recommitted to the Committec. Mr. Miller opposed. The Committee worked six months and mado & report, which every membor signed, Ho moved to adopt it, but the Commissioners who signed it treated it like s bestard child, and tried to strangle it. Mr. Binger’ had steadily voted to_have the majority report adopted, but the Dbard had dodged. To make another offort to got the thing in shapo accoptablo to tho Board, he had made tho motion ho had, Mr. Olough said the Council had recommitted. The Board had postponed, to seo what the Oouncil would do, and now their nction was known, 1t was important for the Board to know what tho cost of theso threo plans would bo, snd the Board botter recommit, B0 as to act harmoniously with the Council, Per- sonally ho had’ no proferonces, snd knew £ architects, but b did not want to_porsist in » course which would delay aotion. He did not want to stand up against o storm of publio indig~ notion, The poople demanded action. Mr, Bogue believed Mr. Millor erred whon ko said the Convention did not sustain its_report. The members had always voted for it. Ho was in favor of recommitting simply bocauso the Council did so. Mr. Millor said in the Council overy membor of the Commitice on Public Buildings voted against recommitting. Mr, Crawford said some membora of tho Build- ing Committee wore opposed to recommitiing, sinco thoy bad nlmndiy‘ Lad so muchof it. He thought the roport they had mnde was as good 8 could bo had. Unless the Committee wauted it recomnut he did not soe why it should be done. It was botter to award tho prizos and sot~ tle the matter. The motion to reéommit was not sgrecd to— yous, 8; nays, 9—as follows: Yeas—Bogue, Clough, Galloway, Harrlson, Jones, sod Binger, Naye—Ashton, Orawford, Haynos, Herting, Loner- yan, Pahiman, Hoollo, Jussel], snd Miller, A motion_to adopt the minority roport of Ald. Bailoy was lost, A motion by Mr, Harrison to rocommit, with diractions to give the firat premium to Tilloy,the pecond to Matz, and the third to Gay, was luai— yeas, 7; nays, 8—as follows Yeas—Ashton, Clough, Galiowsy, Harris, Harrison, T Bogue, Grawiord, Herting, La Pl faya—Dogue, Cra ertin, mergan, - o Bonlie Fenate, sRA Silinoog? o Rey Tho report giving the promiums to Matz, Gay, snd Tilley was adopted—yess, 10; nays, 56—as follows: Yene—Aanton, Boguo, Gslloway, Hertlng, Jones, Lonergan, Pahlman, Roolle, Binger, and Miller—I0, fifln—dlaugb, Harrs, Larrison, Jones, sud ltus- ell—5. COUNTY PHYSICIAN. Mr, Harrison offored tho following, which was sdopted : Whereas, Grave charges have beon circulated through » public newapsper agalnst the County Phyeician, the names of the pariies sald {0 know of the facts charged being Tvan: herefore ived, That & committeo of thres be appointed to exsmine into the facts and report to this Board, Messrs. Harrison, Jones, and Clough were sp- pointed to act on tho Committes. ~ GRAYEL ¥OR TIUE POOR-PARM. Mr, Crawford offored the following : Resolved, That tho Committee of Roads and Bridges be instructed to contract with the authoritics of Joffer- son to haul gravel from the Poor-House farm and dis- tributa it upon the roads between the Northweatorn Gravel and the southeast corner of the Poor- House farm, 1t waa roforred to the Committeos on the Poor-Honse snd Roads aud Bridgos. ‘Ihe Board took a recess till Friday. ——— THE CHICAGO & ATLANTIC RAILWAY. A meoting of tho atockholders of the racently- consolidated lines of the Chicago & Atlantio Rallway Company, held at Huntivgton, Ind., Thursdey, for the elooticn of officers, resulted pa follows: Board of Dirsotors—VW. A. Parke snd Goorgo A, Bhufeldt, of Illinols ;- John O. Eatle, J, B. Hymer, Goorge J. Bippus, J, W. Purvisnce, and Jobn Studebaker, of Indisna; L. T. Hun{ snd Thomas Espy, of Ohio. Tho Bonrd of Directors was them?;un orgonized by sleoting Georgo J. Bippus, of Huntington, Ind., Prosident, and L, T, Huut, of Konton, 0., Vice- Prosidont, L P, Mlllllfm ot Huvtington, was eleotod Sooratary ; J. U Hill, of Chicago, Trons- urer, and George Paul, Chief Bngineor. Tho, Prosident, Vice-Presidont, and J, W, Purviance will consfituto tho Exacutivo Commiiteo. The Rivance Qommitteo compriges J, W, Purviance, John Studebaker, and Thom Enfll{. Tho gen- eral offices of the Company will be located at Ohicago, with oflices at Huutington, Ind., sod Kenton, O, The final arrangementa for the ponstruotion of the rosd wore then agreod upon, and a con- tract was also - entered into with the Westorn Union Talograph Company for the ereotion of their line along the entire route of the road. Mr. W. Fawcett, Prouldent of the Uonstruction Gompany, Mr. flfluor, contractor, and Br. Altrod 0. Gareln, of Now York, finanolal agont, woro presont, and comploted their final arranges monts with the Compnny for the constritction of the rond. Mr, Garola is expooted to sail for Europo some time this montl, whore arrange- monts have nhmuljvl ‘beon porfeoted to placo tho m-lunqn & Atlantio Railway Company on & sound financinl basis among the oapitallsta of London. Tho worlt of construction on thia road will now rmcnnd ag rapidly as the ongincors can proparo t; and thoso who have horetoforo doubtad the auccess of the entorprise will soon bo convincod of its specdy construction e ANOTHER NEW CHLURCH, Luoying of the Corncr=Stonc of the Now Baptist Church at Moxgan Park Yestordny Afternoon. The Chicago Baptist Unlon hag not comploted” tho second yoar of its existoneo, yot during that short timo it has porfectod its organization, built an clogant church for the Evangelical Mis- slon, and yestorday onterod upon snothor jm- portant ontorpriso in Inying the corner-stone of a beantiful building at Morgan Park. At 12:20 p.m, tho traln started from Rock Island Dopot, carrying nt loast 400 of Chicago's most liberal and public-spiritod Baptists, An hour's ride brought the dologation to Morgon Park, in the middlo of which was to bo seen tho matorial for the construction of the futuro cburch. Hero tho procsssion was increased by o Iargo numbor of pooplo from the surrounding. country, and thoy gatliorod about tho timhors.of the yot unconstructed edifice undor the oyo of Dr; C. R, Blackall, master of coromonies, Tho oxorciges began by singing *'Stand up and bless the Lord,” ote., conductod by Mt. G. . Btobbins, of the First Church, whila Miss Grant, of tho Second ' Church, prosided at the organ. 'Tho Rov. R, J. Langridgo, of tho Sonth Church, invoked the Divino blessing. The Rov. :W. W, Evorts, Jr,, of tho Firat Ohurcl:, road ap- proprinte golactiona of Seripturo. _After an olo~ Blmnfi ood foryont prayer by J, B. Thomas, D. ., of the Michigan Avenuo Church, Dr. Black- rall proccoded to tho lnlv,lng of tho cormer-stoue. ho Dootor Lold in his hand a tin box stuffod with itomd of information for futuro goners- tions which mifil‘t oxist aftor thogo stones had crumblod into dust.: Tho most important docu- “mont, howover, was ono which will intoreat tho onoration of tho prosent. It was s history of tho ontorprise, read b{ tho missionary on tho fiold, the Rov. A. J. Calby, < The Blue Xeland Land ana Buflding Compan; first concajvod tho idea of 'building & churc] ‘which might enhance tho vaiue of roal catato as .woll as the good of their fellow-men ; thoy thero- fore offered to douato » lot and 4,000, agrooing toraiso £4,000 more smong ndjoin g land-ownors, to any denomination which shoul . proceed immedintoly to the orection of n $12,000 church, Tho Rov. Cul'hx, porcqlvln§ at a glance tho importauce of the flold, bogan immodiately torniso tho romaining 4,000, but soon aftor- ward concludod to tronefor his intorest.to the Ohicago Baptiat Union, which accopted tho offor, and entered upon tho work, continuing the Rov. A. J. Colby as missionory. Alrondy a Babbath-school hns been organized, numbering 100, which number, witnesses s weokly inorenes, on account of {he rapidly-in- croasing population, Thore is regular pronch-. \nfj, ond 8 Ladies’ Aid Socicty is organized. 'he church building wilt bo of wood, with stone foundation, Dimensions, 60x80, with two wings, which give it a_cross-fiko apposrance, Tha helght of tho walls is 40 foot, its roof, of Gothio shape, supporis two towers, ono 76 aud tho other 120 feet in height, ‘Fhe interior will bo elegantly froscood, aud will have & seatin, capacity of G600 persons. L. B, Jenison, o COhicago, s tho architoct. ‘After the honodiotion, by the Rov. A, J. Colby, the procession repaired to the adjoining grove, whora thoy listened to nddresses by eminent di- nes. ‘The Reyv. T. W, Goodspoed noxt monnted tho stago. Ho had nover been at tho laying of & corner-stone before. Ho was glad to soo 8o large a ropresontation of Baptist people. 1t 18 unity, indeod, where wo oll moet with ono common purposo, to build up our Mpater's Kingdom. Al should unito in ono common ob- joot, ot loast,—that of ;alnmtin?l churches in the city and its suburbs. Ho believed the union should be morged 1nto & Church Extonsion Bo- cioty, Ho closed by congratulating tho Baptista on tho fact that within tho past six months six Baptist Churchs Lind boon organizod, and that & Bpirit of worlk -scomed to pervada their member- ship. 'ho Rev. Dr. Thomna amusod the audience for somo timo by his rlonfllng jokes and annccdotes. He thought tho Blue Island Company know how to use money to the bost advantago when they crlnlflbllled Bo liborally to the orection of this church. The Rev. John Gordon, of the Wostern Ave- nuo Church, spoke to the ladics. o dida'y be- liove that woman sbould mount the platform, ‘but thonght that to them, in o grost memsuro was committod Cbristian Jabor. 1o was plesacd to soe churchos fl)ringing up in suburban towns, ot Lo waa pained to see Olristian peoplo leave 15 city and its crowded, toomiug, wicked multi- tudes.” Nowhero are Christion workers more needed than in tho city. Col. Clark, of the firm of Clark, Layton & Co,, was the last spoalior. Ho ssid hio had ran- achiod tho Bible, for & foxt, but could find non to suit him, 8o ho contented himsclf by tolling an ‘‘unvarnished tale.” Ho did not doubt thai in ton yearn Mnrfinn Park would boast a popus lation of over 20,000 souls, z This is the first time that tho Baptists of Chi- cago have come togother to Iny the cornor-stone’ of & church'to be orected undor the auspices of iloir Roproseatativa Board, and, as thoy depart- ed for tho train at4:45 yostorday aftornoon, it tw\ra ‘zhe unapimous opiuion that it would not be o last, —_—— PERSONAL. His ' Excellonoy, Gov. John L. Deveridge, and son, Bpringflold, are at the West Sido Brixgs. Dr. T. Canisius, Penitonttary Commissioner, Joliet, is at tho West Bide Briggs. Gon. Jobn McDonald, Suporvisor Intornal Rovonue, Bt. Louis, ia at tha Wost Side Briggs. Ohauncey T. Bowen, Euq., roturned homo yes- torday morning from & short trip to Nowport and Baratoga, Hon. Wm. E. Henry, Magor of Joliot, left tho ‘West Bido Drifigs Honse lnst night with the re- maing of the Hon, J. W. Bmith, J. R. Fleury, N. Divilbiss, Jr., and Capt. Wm. Lettle. Mr. Rogor J. Brass, one of the victims of the Inte railrond disnstor, about two weoks ago took out & $4,000 policy of insurance in the Nationsl Life Inturance Company of Chicago, News we., - zelved in thls city yesterday of the death at Donver, Colorado, on’ It Iriday, of Mr, G. O, Cook, tho hoad of the woll-knowa grocery firm of @, 0. Oook & Co., of thus city, Levi Ml:ivnrle. the famous ihird-bsseman of tho Philadolphia Whito Btockings, will not be able to I;lny in tho game this atternoon betweon his club and tho Red Stockivgs, of Boston. Ig;mt, formerly of tho Bostons, will bo Lus sub- atituto. Among the arrivals at Anderson's .yesterdny wore : H, R. Harris_and H. Chaso, Ls Porto, Ind.; A H.Kenyon, Minnoapolls, Minn.; W, Ar Lord end family, Joliet, Ill; D. Boger and family, Adrian, Mich.; L. framback, Now York ; 8, Good, 8t. Paul, Minn,; J. H. Tracy and wifo, Bi. Louis, Mo.; I, Proctor, Orégon ; L. Klemm, Tolodo, Ohio ; 0. If. Klomm, New Yorlk, Mr. R, H. Law, olork to Polico Buperintondent Washburn, died yostordsy. nfternoon, sftor an illuess of just two wooks, Mr, Law has beon at Polico Hondquarters sinco last January, and leaves & wife and a large circle of frionds.. . The funeral will take place to-day at 11 o'clock from thoresidenco of his fathor-in-law, the Hon, It, P. Dorrickuon, No. 423 Onthorine streot. Jamea O'Neill, of Joliet, aged 26 years, son of P, 0'Neill, china and glassware merchant, Twon- ty-second atroet, Chioago, died at tho Oity Hos- pitsl yesterday morning, a victim of tho dlsaster on tho Chicago & Alton Railrosd, The remains will be removed from the rosidenco ot his father, No, 19 Shurtleff avenue, on Wednesday morning at 7 o'clook, to Bt, James' Church, Prairlo. ave- nue, after which tho body will bo romoyed to Jollet, por the 10:15 train on the Rock Island Rinllroad, from Twonty-second streot, A dispateh from Wood's Musoum, Philadel- his, announcing tho doath of Mark Quinlan, le comediau, on Bnnduyevunlng, waa recoived in this city yostorday, This will be sad news to o gront mnug people heo, smong whom Mr, Quinlan was born and bred, Mo was a very oung man and a very promising -actorin hiy. ino, Ilim last publio appenrance in Chicago wad made in “A Midsummer Night's Droam," af Wood's Musoum, Ho was o gonoral favorite while & mesber of the old Museum company, and divided wjth John Dillon the honors of mapy an amusing porformance. ‘Martin V. B. Bonnett, one of the old wheel- horsos of Iowa Domooracy, bas turnod up at CGoneva, Toxas, where he proposcs to t s Dpmooratic papor. John_ Dillon- having been attacked serionsly with colie, lsst ovening, tho Wallaok Dramatic Comblunuofi failod to_favor our oltizons with & bocond appenranco,—Galosburg Frea Press, ! A lottor wriiton to Honry Minor by B, M. Bmith statea that ho was atiaoked with somo- thing similar to cholera aftor his rofurn homo from the mooling at Riggs' Grovo,— Winchester (Z4.) Times. Augnstus F. Broad, of Frooport, Iil,, haa com- moncod an action for libel sgainst the Anzeiger, of that city, lnylnf domages st $25,000, for an artiols aritiolzing his acts whilo s mombor of tho Grand Jury, % Gon, Hoory M. Whittleacy, whoea doath has recontly beon” annouuced, wsa a native of Con- nooticut, bub mada Dotrolt, Mich., bis residonco soon atlor 1860, Ho xua[;gma 1s Rogistor of Deods, in 1861, to go into tho army, and, up to June, 1865, romained on the staff of.Gon. A, 8. Willinme. " Mo was subsoquently transforreil to Gon, Howard'a Burcau of Rofugeos, aud, later, was_Comptroller of the Olty of Washington, Elins Durand, an ominent {nhumaclnt and bot- nnist, died, Aug, 19, in Philadelpbis. . Ho was born in Mayonuo, Franoe, Jan. 28, 1794, and af- tor. atudfingvln Parin ho joined the modical corps in Napolcon's army, and” was presont at thebate tlos of Lutzon, Bautzon, Hanau, Katzbach, and the bloody coniliot ot Loipsic,' A herbarlum, ombracing 10,000 Amorican plauts, prosentod by lim, ocoiiples n mFurulu gallery in tho Jardin des Plantes, in Paris, ’ 1 nmnot competent to say what tho opinion of the pooplo of England on this matter.of tho Duko of Edinburglt'a allownnco is, nor do Tknow snybody more compotont than, I. . The_ pooplo _havo not boen consultod, and nobody makes any protonne of consulting them, or of dosiring to ‘asdortain tholr wishes. ‘A majority of thom, i ‘consulted, would probably reply that thoy do not know who tho Duko of dinburgh is, snd would cortainly roply that thoy had nover heard of tho . Grand Duchoss Aloxandrovna, And'ns thoy live on wookly incomos, vnrylnf from nothing to 80 shillings s wook, they woulil add that tho sum of £25,000 I n sum rospooting which they ean form no concoptioni—New York Tribune's London Lelter. THE T'IISSOURl TRAGEDY. A Mob Shoot n Sheriff and Two Other officcrs, Tnke o Mule~Thicf from Tholr Custody, and Hang Him. Fulton, Mo, (Aug, 18), Dispateh to the St, Louis Re- publican. To-day wae tho timo sot for tho trinl of the Kosslors, colobratod for horse-stealing and othor :orimes. Tho prisoncrs’ have béen confined at ‘Jeftorson Oity for safo-keoping. Yostorday ovening the- Doputy Bheriff and hia asslatants woro sont ovor to oscort tho prisonors to this placo. About two miles this side of Cedar City young Keestor complained of a oramp and was oscortod to the gontlomen's closot. It scoms ho and his father were handeuffod togethor, and _whilo he was insido tho 0ld man remained in tho door, The gusrd was ‘unsuspeeting and young Kosslor slipped tho handoufls, . Aftor & time tho gusrd becamo impationt, and when old Koasler Bwpfind msido the guard wero smazed'to find {onu oaslor hiad flown. Hohad jumped ont of the window. Tho grado at this point being vory steop, the train was running. slow. It is supposcd thoe loap did him no injury. Whon tho train arrived hero nt 11:50 ‘thero was s Inrgo orowd at the dopot, and the surprise snd ohagrin can bettor by imagined than described to find one of tho pets had escaped. It wns ovidont from that timo that thore was going to bo trouble. Tho crowd kept incroasing until 1 o'clock, there botng 100 people in town, At 12 o'clock the conrt convened. Tha prisoner having no counsel or money, the Court appointod Harrls & Blount to defond him. Aftor couunsel consulted tho prisoner & fow ‘minatos thoy asked for additiona) time to con- sult with the prisoner, which was granted, ‘Cho Court then took a recoss until 1 o’clock. Dur- ing the recess it bocame more apparent that troublo of n eorlous character was nYumd. Knots of gxcited men could be seen together talking innlow tone and using threats and words that showod all the hell that woa in them was arousod. On tho runuaemhllnfi of the Court, lhn‘orowd again filled the Couri-Houso {o suffo- cation. s The prisonor, through his counsel, ploaded F}th‘ and was sontonced to six yoara in the Ponitentiary. ‘Whon Judge Burckhardt had finished the son- tonco he mado an urgent appoeal to tho citizons to let tho law tako its courso, It moomed for awhilo that his remarks had had the desired offect, but as tho timo sppronched for the pris- onor to leavo on tho 4 o'clock traln for Jefferson City it becamo cortain in your correspondent's mind that an attompt would bo madoe to lynch Kesslor, X At 3:05 o close -carringo drow up- in front of the Court-Iouso. In n fow minntes aftor- wards tho Shoriff, Col. Goorge Law; John G, Provines, Prosecuting-Attorney; Dundon and Georgo Arthur, Constoblos of'tho township, oamo out of the Court-Houso in charge of Koss- ler. Tho OCity Marshal had been summonod, and was near the carringo with six or seyen men, mountoed and armed to act as an _escort. After placing the prisoner in tho carriage, tho threo tirst-nnmed gentlomen got in, BMr. Theo, Hon- derson, the ownor aund drivor of the carriage, was about to mount the seat. A man ntegpo-i up vwith o drawn rovolver, and bado hRn stond msido, and tfook the reins, and, jumpmg on the moat, started up the stroet on 8 run. Tho man who was driving turnad and ointod his revolver at Kesslor, whon our galiout Bheriff, Georgo Law, oaught the pis- tol in his only hand, as ouo of thom was shot oft in the war, and turned it outward. Tho pistol wag dlschargod. Just at this moment, about twonty-five men mounted their horsos snd wont in pursuit of the carrisge, and commonced flring into it. Col. Law was shot in tho epine, aud caunot live. Dundon was ehot in the neck, the ball ranging downward ; -at this writing, X cannot tell whethor tho wound is fstal or not.- John G.Provinos, Prosecutin Mm""[y, and oditor of tho Press, was shot through the wiist snd groin on the right sido; not fatal, At tho hoad of Main stroot'the mob got pos- geossion of the carringe, and drove to a_grove about s mile from tho Couri-House, and thore hung Kessler until ho was dead. His remains are &till banging there, o mado no statoments, but offered up & very enrnost prayer. The ex- citoment is indescribable. Bome of thomen en- goged in thia torriblo affalr aro ome of the best citizons in the county. Tuvton, Mo., Aug, 16.—The oxcitement has somewhat abated, and doep sorrow Lns taken its placo. No such an affair during the bloody four yours of tho Rebellion ever charactorized our county, \VL\Z ie responsible ?* Gov. Woodson, having Leard that troublo was apprehendod . whon tho Kesslors were,to bo tricd, wrote to Sherilf Law tondering him assistance, if ho thought he neod- od it, Col. Law, after consulting with soms of our ‘most prominent citizons, concluded that the progonce of srmed mon from abroad would have a good effect aud dotor the mob from attompting violence. Acting upon this hypothesis o sont a communication by Doulware, Deputy-Shoriff, whom he sent for the prisoncrs, to Gov. Wood- son, asking for six armed militin, or such num- ber ss he thought sdoquato to protect tho prisoners. The Governor replied that hehad concluded it ‘waa bettor to get hia guard from Callaway, and doclined to send any Btato troops. It ho had carried out any part of bis flaming offer, this forrible affair would probably have boon avertod. Col, Law suffered intonsely up to 12 o'clock 1ast night, aftor which time he became easter, and §a Tosting tolorably well, Dr.Thomas How- ard probed the wound, snd thinks there is a sugb? chance for his recovery. to-day will sottlo hia caso in all probability. Dundon’s condition i = little botter, having rostod well aftor 12 o'look last night. - The phy- sioians have failed to flud tho ball. The shot entorod his lolt ear, taking off a part of it, and enterod the nock ranging downward. John G. Provines' injuries é)rcud slight. Four bullot-holos wore in his coat, but none of thom :’ooh c{{‘eul, excopt a slight flesh wound in his o, aeslor”1a now lying n tho Gotirt-Touso, hav- ing lald there siuce last night, I saw him this morning. The rope that hung him is still on him; alto tho handouffs that wora placed on whon ihey etarled with him from ihe Court- House, Ho'will be buried to-dsy, Tho Coro- ner's {nquest {s golng on, Tvory offort will be mnda to sycoZtain all the facts, ‘THE CHOLERA-HOAX, To the Editor of The Chicago Tibuns : Bini Inco tho Times reporter 18 out with-an- other cholera-scara this morning. His history and dlagnosis of the dlscase now somewhat prev- slent In & emall neighborhood iu the southern part of tho city, are simply ridioulous and untrue, yot lisblo to frighten some good but aged wom- an. Allow mo to glve tho whola truth in re- gard to this mattor in'a fow words: If thin reportor’ for the Times will s0o much oblige tho community sa to take & few graius of arsenio, ho will immediatoly oxperienca nauses, vomiting, purging, oramps, ocollapso, ang Two days from* denth; and tho autopsy would disclose tho fnot that' ho had taken poison. Now, his sickness and doath would bo tho gamo Aslatic cholern that ho desoribow #0 ' graphically 88 now ocour- ring in.tho sonthorn part: of tho oity, Vory likoly pooplo in _ that eootion havo not ‘taken nrsenic, but they have boon taking, in smallor quantll Just a8 notive and deadly ngonts aa _nrsenlo, in~ the surfaca- wator they hiave boon drinking, and in the par- tinlly-docnyed vogoisblos and noarly-putrid moat and fiah that they have boon eating.” 'Mosoonson on Burnsido and Buttorfield stroots are far from boing gonnino casen of cholora, They, wore all casen Of .actlve poisoning,—nothing more, noth~ ing loss ; and it 1 truly absurd, wicked, and ma- licious to try to got up an old-woman scare for tho ‘eske of solliug a fow moro copios of tho iniquitous Times. N. P, Eppy, M. D., i Toom 26, McCormiok Block, | Cmiciao, Aug. 16, 1873 | YESTERDAY'S TEMPERATURE. s COnidaao, Aug. 18, The rango of temporaturo this day, as reported by L. Manssse, optician, 23 West Madison stroot, ovory half-hour, is as follows : rAmRENMET, MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH. .New Work Finnnéinl News. N Yons, Aug. 18.—Monoy. moro active carly in " tho ftornoon at 45@8 por cont, bul closed easy at 3@k ; 5 o tiing aull snd Towor at 108%@108) for 60.days, . and 100@1093; fo= night, Customa rocoipts to-day, 341?.000. 5 e Gold ntrong and higlier ‘on falr Litsinoss nt 11537@ 15k closing at Hoj Touns ware. from 3. to 4 e cent for carcying. Cliaringr, 466,000,000 Tho Amist- ant-Troasuror dlsbutscd $107,000,’ ; Govarmonta sirong, i syrapainy with the improve- ment in tho London merkef, Demand sctive sud sup- iy limited, ‘Btato bonds nulot, 2 Btookn oponed duil and weslrysnd undor hammoring* by tho bears dgclinod from X {o13¢ porcont, Late int 100 day thora was on Improved foollng, and tho declino .yvas partly recovorod in_eomo instancos; tho Airmuoss bning most apparant in Westaru Unton, Tracific, Ohios, Toclfio Mal, and O,, 0, & 1. 0, W estorn Union'opencd -8t 01, foll off 10 893, nnd closod ¢ 90X, Pacifio Mall looma 5| Ryo searco anc $5.75@0.50. ‘Whent—highor grades advanced to $1,35 £ 0. @n quiokand whshasgod at o, Oats dulf an drooping at 480, Priovistons—Firm and sctivo, Iard quiotand un. changel; primo kottlo rondorod, 4o, Dulk menls it good demand ot full prices ; shouldors, Digo : clonr T alden, 1030 s ciear, 100, Hacon in fais domand and firm ¢ shoulders, 1010 ; clear rib alden, 11303 cloar, 113¢c, Hems quiot and unchangod ; sugar’ cured 1630’ plain country, 1a@14e, Wiisky—Fair demand : advanced to $1,00, ) BYILLE, * LoutaviLLEe, Aug, 18.~DBAcaina—Ilold steady} 2-Ib, 130§ 21¢-1h, 140, Demand brisk, CorroN—Qulot } low middling, 170, Duyapsturvs—Flour qulot, firm, and unchangod, ‘Whioat very firm, nt$1.35@1.30 for 'eliolco qunlity on arrival, Corn steady; demanid modorate, at 55@060c, delivored in depot, Oats ateady, at 41@Ade, dolivored in dopot, iy, demnnd good, st 65(3070 ; recoipia iight, Darley nominnl, Gnoornirs—COoffeo aslrong, with modorate domand § Rlo, Y @E26L{c, ! Hax—Sfeady ; domand lght; choleo, delivored fn dey 20,00, o $10.80@16,78, cloar . PRoVIKIONG—Mcnn pork cany, at Bicon stondy s demand falr 3 shouldors, 016 o b sides, 103@1lc; clow, 11311e, protol, Hama ufot and urichianged. Dilk . moath diilol sl ateady s shoulders, 8l¢o; clear rib aldos, 040} cloar, 100, (o hfghior packed, Lard ‘stearly : cliolco naf, 81¢@IY@03(@10e; primo ‘steam, 8c; onioll lots }5 @0 glicr, S Winsiy—Qulet at 05e, MILWAUREE, MinwAuker, Atg, 18.-Duzanstures—Flour, do- mAnd ght nnd holdcra fiti + xtra syring, §5.85@0,90, Wheat stendy; No. 1 Milwankee, $1.32); No, 2, $1,28)¢: neller Augunt, 1,243¢ ; nollor Soptemlor, $1.141¢! Coen’ i fair dunand_sud firm; No, 2 mized, i Onta, domnnd light and holdcra firm; No. 3, 37} (@38e. fir , 1, GSo, 'Barioy aall. and nomizal; No. 3opring, £L00. Frioitzs—To Biftalo, bc; Oswego, 104c, Rrcrtrra—Flour, 4,000 brls 3 whoat, 34,000 b, BHIFENTE—FIoUr, 0,000 bilh whoat, 105000 bu. 81, Louts, Aug, 18.—CorzoN—Dull and nominal, | DneAbiTUPrR—Tlour quict aud unchangod, Whent lowor, with & good business at the docline; No, 3 rod fall, $1.30 ; No, 2 red wintor, $145, Corn slondy No. 2 mixed, $736@380 on track 3 30@40c in_warchouso and elovitor; 4o for August; 0% for Hoptomber ; 430 for Oclolior, Oata dull but'unchisnged ; No. 2, 20 3200 in clovator and warchouso, Barley In.good'de- wnand and higher : No. 3 apring, 10¢ ; No, 3 do, $1.10, Ryo aativo anil highor ; No, 3, 60c. Wninne—Highor at dle, ProvIsIoNs—Potk firm ot $10.75@17,00, Drysnlt, no ales, Bacon quict in jobbing and ordors ; saled ot DX @IY@I0K@I0} @110, Lard quiot ; refined, 8o, Tiodn—Firmer st $4,30(34.05 3 fancy lots, $4.80, OATTLE—Unchanged ; good o cholco winterod Toz- ane, B@43e ; hativo cowsand heifors, 2Gde; butch- ors, 33@43¢3 3 prime to cholco ateorr, G@00, HEGRIPTE~T,000 Lrla flour, 49,000 hu whoat, 26,000 b corm, 33,000 bu oate, 1,000 bu £ye, 3,000 bu barloy ; niogs, 1,605 ; cattlo, 1,795, REW ORLEANS. New Onteaws, Aug. 18, — DizaDsTures—Floue quict and frm; troblo, $T.00R7.60; family, 8,00@10.00. Corn—Recoint Liboral pd pricea dvclined; yoilow, Gic; white, 700, Oats—Bupply moderato aud domand = declifiod from 40 to advanced 10 103, droppod o 00k, osod 8t 404, - Ofher” . fluctun« tions “Were an_follows: Lako Shore from 985 0 933( ; Unton Pacifiey 2034 to 373k Northwoate orn common, 65 o 65§ ; Erio, 593 to 695, The ro-! ‘mainder of tho lat was stendy on afight changes, Thot, Mailsaya: *In Pacifio Mail dhore in destined fo bo very lively scrimmage, and the Directors are ovidently; ranged on opposite sides of the markot, A prolest was, circuiatod ainong tho stockboldors of- Panams for sig-1 natures, ja which i was stated that tho Pacific Mafl?| ‘would bo s00n bankrupt, and that any money loauod, *to this Gompuny by the officers of the Fanama Railroa Company they should hold tha latter porsonally ro-t aponeible for, To-day n countor ciroular hes beony issucd, which hoa roceived the signatures of ‘somo of* 1ho stockholders of Panams, roquesting tho Directors - 0 suthorizo ajoan of money to tha extent of $359,000, “on each of tho now etoamers of the aro estimated to coat $500,000," Storling exchange, 10837, - ‘GOVELNMEXT DONDE, ‘Paciflc Mail, which L2193 Ooupons, 81, 11831 15, Coupons, '62 Coupons, 'k 3¢ Goupons, '65 . 33 Coupons, 68 (0o 435 BoNDE Missouris, 023 | Virginiss, old. Noulh Gutomtaus, 610, 315 Tennestoos, old......83 615 | Nort: Caroliuas, new.i6™ Tconeareos, NoW.. Virginias, ziow. Chicago & flb.louio & Alton p! Alaiiipp!.. 3855, . 31 08 ¢ Unlon Pacflostocks., 273¢ ' 647 { Unlon Pacific bonds, 817 Northweatorn pid.... 833 | Contrai Pacifio b'nds,1004¢ Rock Inland, 1093 | Del, Lack. & Wostorn, 1003 N, J, Central 033 | B, 1., & Erlo. e 8t Faul..... 3 Forelgn Maricots. linzao, Aug,18-11a, m._Morksh unchengoe. our, . “Wheat, wintor, 12 : oprin, 118 20@118 10 ; whitc, 125@178 24 ; club, 148 to@iss 74, Corn, 2 . Lard, 8us. Trvenroor, Aug. 18—1 p. m.~Markot unchanged, LIvERPOOL, Aug. 18—1:30 p. m.—Dreadstuffa firm ; winter wheat, 120 33 spring, 118 4d@12 § club, 12 6d @12184. _Lard, 90 3. LIVERrooL, Aug. 18—3 p, m,—Market unchanged, ‘Weathor wet and unfavarablo to crops. Lowpow, Aug. 18~§ p, m.—Consols for money, 92%@92%; ncoount, 033@U5¢; 5-208 of '65, 05; Ao '67, 95i¢ ; 10-40s, DO 3 Dow 56, 91}&; Erio, 4T, Ambunt of bulllon gone into the Bank of Engluid on ‘balanco w-d-{a £12,000 ;. rate of disvount on three months’ bills 18 open market ) below bsuk rate, Turpontino, 1. Panis, Aug, 18,—Rentos—871 85c, Liveszoor, Aug. 18.-—Eyening-Oorton—Essler, butnot quofatly Jower; middling uplsuds, 18%d; middling Orleans, 95d ; ‘salos 10,000 balcs : speculn- tion and oxport, 1,000 balos ; American, 1,000 balea. , Bhipmonta of iow crop not below, good ordinary, | akd. Dreadatuffs firm ; Californis white wheat average 120 3d@1%a4d; club, 12e 0d@12a8d; rod spring, 1184d@128 ; rcd winter, 12s&1, Flour, 28s@20s, Tioof, 850, Lard, 30334, Cheoso, 348, Cumberland ‘middics, 378 ; short xib middies, 406, Spirits of potroleum, 108, AxTwaRr, Aug. 18,~Rofined potroleum, 3758, Corn, 388 Plttsburgh Oil Market, PrrTenuRan, Pa., Avg, 10.—ORUDK PETROLEUN— Quict at $1,35 ; refinod quict, quoted at 160, The Produce Markets, NEW YORK, New Yonx, Aug, 18,—Corrox—Dull, with moder- ato export demand ; middling uplands, 1550, Bales of future, 9,200 balos, August, 103;0; Septomber, 17 16-16@180; Octaber, ‘17%@1T 21-0%0; Novomber, 1713-330 ; December, 11 5-16@17 11-3%0, DaRADSTURra—Flowr—Less active ; Tecolpts, 16,000 brls, Buperfine Western and Blate, $5.00@5.50 ; com- mon to , 4, 55 ; good to chofce, $0.80@7.5 ; ‘white whoat, extrs, H 10, $6, 8.50 ¢ Bt. Louls, $0.70@10,75, Tiyo flour in modorato mq::xu( 8L3400@5.05, Oornmesl stesdy ; Wealorn, $3,16@0.60. Wheat hlghor, with lmited Induiry ; Tecaipts, 50,000 bu: No. 3 epring, $1.40@1.50; Norihwestern spring, $1,83; Yowas) mz,lu.m; 3 poor to good now, v;i(nw; rod 3 3 No. t Armer ; founrowed Btats, ‘81, 25, 4,600 bu ; ttesmor Westorn mixed, 56@38% 6ic; high mixed and yellow Woatorn, 01 54@85. . Oats moderately otivo ; recaipts, 35,000 bu § mixed Westors, 4384307 whilo. Westord, 45@600 ; Eaos~Firm ; Western, 23¢, JIAY AND Hovs—Unchanged, Grocenies—Coffoo atrong 3 Mo, 19X @31 (e, Bugar sctivo; fair to good refining, B@H 5-10c, Nolassos aget and frm, Mo frm ; Catalinn, S@DN0. PxrRoLEUM—Orude, 03{30Xc; refined, 163 @160}, TunrENTINE—Quict, at 430, BTOOK OF GILAIX IN WARKHOUEE, Whoa! 3 8, $18.95 oata quist ; middios long ribs, do, Lard ow, 8 6-16@ 8340, 250, 3 Provis quiet an @18.35, Beof unchanged, Cut steady ; long clear, 8@8%c eatern steam, 5 Burrzr—Quiet ; Woatorn, 1 Cuixesu—Bleady ; 12%@13%. - .+ Wimnsiy—Active and firmer at $1,00. CINCINNATI, Omomnxaty, Aug, 18,—CoTToN—Qulot at 18760, BurapsTurrs—Fiour in fair domand and_advanced X $6,40@0.60. - Wheat firm b $1.25@1. rn_quiok g, Tiyo frm ot Tho: COsia quios 04 e changed. Darlsy quiotand unohanged, ' Grooenres—-Elrong, f it and unchinged Poas—Quich snd unchanged, Tnovtose-Firmer; micas pork quiot; held at $10.75 ©17.00, Tard quict aid firm; stoam nominsl at fo; oity Xeitlo held at B5@8io. Dulk meats strong: shoulders bold at 8)0; saloa of cloar rib aldea “chi clear hold ot 940, ‘Bacon in fair domand; sslod o lioulory at 0, mouly beld ot 9)g07 cloar rib sidoa Deld st 1007 cloar, 10¥@10%7c. Winnsrx—¥irm st 950, MPMPUIS, Meupns, Aug, 18,—CorroN—In fair domand and firm, Ordluary, 11@130; good ordinary, 150; low middlings, 172¢0; middliog, 100 rocelpte, 205 bales ; shipments, 1,626 bales, BnansTOrrE—Elour in good demand at full pric modium, $0,009.50. Corn meal dull and droopin a4 $2.70@4.7, Corn dull snd drooping, st 58@000, Oata quist and woa'k at {20, fafr nt 45c, Brax~—Dnil at B5c, IIAY--Dull; primc, $2,50; cholco, $27.00, ProviAtoNs—Pork searco and fn; old, $17.00% new, $18.00. Dry-salt shouldera searco at Dhe. Das cun mearco and firmer nt 0@ %@11i0; hams, 16@ 163c. Tard searco; torce, 824@iv; kog, 11c, Groorniks—Sugar scarco sud firm : common, 8)0; yellow clarifiad, 103{c, Molnsnos notliing doiy. WinoR—0rih; Loielon, 90 Oincinnatl, 1. Corron—Quiet: snlos, 700 bnles; good ordinary, 150 ; low middifge, 172(@18¢ ; midiing, 193¢ mf diing Orlena, 187c, ' Raceiple, 452 balea 3 o exporte ; atock, 17,678 Dalea, TOLEDO. Totxpo, Aug, 18.—DnrApsTupra—Flour 8teady. Wit openod firm and closed dull ; No, 1 whito Wa- baab, $1.80 3 No, 2 do, $1,71 ; No. 3 do, $1.60: No, 1 1,68 mber Michignn, spot, $1.43% Soptomber, $1.43'; 3¢’ No, 3 do, $1.41 5 No. 1 ambor Iilinois, §I toady § m‘zn mixed, 4430 spot § 4003¢ scller October; low mixod, 4430 s 'yellow, 450} whilo, 63%0: no grade, 413@$2. _Onts, domun ughéggdfloldorlflrm: No. 1, spot, 380; sollor Au- guiet, S5, TrzaTe—To Buffalo firm ot 4G40 ; Oswego, 8 @10 ; to Tingaton, %o Dayton an wheat, 43,000 bu; corn, 80,000 bu ; oata, 1,000 bu, Brieazire—Flotr, 2,000 bris; wheat, 44,000 bu; corn, 47,000 bu ; oata, 8,000 ba, IHRILADELPHIA, PUTLADELRMIA, AWy, 18.—BREADSTTRNS—Flowr dull; superfine, $3,50@4.35; Blate, Ohito, and Indians, $3.408 8,60, Whleat firm§ now red, $1.66@1.65: ambor, $1.60; white, $1.75@1.85, Ryo sisady at 80850, Corn in foir domand; yollow,* 60@6lc; mixed Weatorn, 69@ 60c. Oats dufl} white, 65@47c}; mixed, 39@43c, PrrnoLeuy--Crudo, 110} refinod, 16c. Wissx—Steady at 87c, DALTINORE, Bavrivons, Aug, 18.—BurApirures—Flonr quict and unchianged. Wheat firm ; Oblo snd Indiana red, $1.56@1,60; Kontucky, $1.60@1.65. Corn dull ; mixed Weaters, 683, Oati active anil firm ; Westors mixed, #0; whlto, 406, Rye firm at 05c@$1.00, ProvistoNa—Firm ; mosa pork, §18.00, Bacon— shoulders, 100; eldes, 10%¢0; cloat £ib, 1IX@11Me, Bugar-cured hams, 16@16%c." Lard dull and nominal, Burren—steads; good to cholce, 20@2dc, Winaky—Scarco and Ligher at 95@0830, BUFFALO. Burrso, Aug. 18,—BuribsTorss— Flour atendy, Wheat {nnctive and scarco; salos, 1,000 bu No, 3 Ohi- 0 at $1.25. Corn vory dull ; sales, 6,000 bu dry fota, Oata dull at 38 vesiorn at 4T:(@47 )0 in onre—Doats plonty at lc; wheat, 100; corn, m! a}!ed Gl"m oyc. attor Liown. OCEAN NAVIGATION. i} TIO, BRITANNIO. Bailln DA & ay~-Dull at $15.00835.00. Baan~Hoavy at $10,60, PpaVISIONs—Bacon in foir demend and firmer, ot 03 11Ky Aud 1130, " Lard and york dul sud uoial- ual, % DETROIT, Drrnorr, Aug, 18.—~UnEAvsTorFs—Flour quictand unchangod, Wheat dulland a shado lower ; oxtra whito, $L7; No; 1, $LEd); amber, $1A1@1d1), Cord stoady at 480, "Oats in good demand at full prioes ; i1 ReariPTe—3,000 brla flour; 16,000 bu wheat coru 3 6,000 ba oals, . BiutArRNTe—3,000 brla flour § 765 bu wheat ; 9,000 bu corn ;3,000 bu oats, i . “ IVILLE, . 15“:'""‘“' Aug. 18,~CorroN—Nominsl ; X@ i!‘nmnuvu—noux—h(ahar grades advanced to Between New York, Cork, and Liverpodl The maguificont now and fall-noworod Stosmships of this Lino offor nurivalod_accommodations to all olassos of passangors, "o saamors ‘bolag nilke, travolors sacura e by Se e R A IO DT or for eao g SLTIO, RELGTO NRPUBLIO, BALTIO, ADRIATIO, MAJES- from New York on SATUIL. 8, {rom Livorpool on 111D XSDAYH, calling st Cork Harbo? both waye. Hatos aa low as any firat-olass 1o, ¥or Tusthor iaformation’sply to” Gompagyle Westorn co, 97 and #) Bouth Olark-of., noar Washington, ol 3 Draft’s on Groat Britata and Troland from £1 upmards GREN, it Tiokoty and Drafta will bo sold At tho WHST SIDR RINK duriog tho xposition, by the Rov. T. F. OASH. CUNARD MAIL LINE, ESTABLISEED 1840. Steam Between Now York, Boston,and Liverpool, FROM NEW YORK. 20 Bamaria ugust 1§ ugust 33 ogust 0 And from Boaton overy Tuesday. Cabin Passngoe, 880, 8100 and 8130, Gold. Exourslon Tlokots at Roduced Rates, Stearago Passago, 830 curroncy. Passengora and frolght bookod {a and fruim N paris af Europy 4o Iowert ratos sisutDratigon Greet el roland e tno Contfnant. " H. on'l Wost's 3 . W, cur, Olark sad Hanofolsis. NEW. YORK TO CARDIET, BRISTOL, LONDON, And all Other Points in England and Wales, The South Wales Atlantio Stoamship U X fntelacs Seamiaips wil sed fron Fonampivacia Ko It 3 nun?u ey Dufll Gxprossiy for thio tra ot 8 i : vidod with il €ho Intout Inuntovoranta or tho comibrt and Canvenlenta of Cabia and. Slecrago Passongors. First Gabin, $80 curroncy: Bovond Unbis,. 265 surroncy; BLoo T al age e T e o o To loulers, anply fn Catdiff, at the Come s Oions, "N 1 Dook Ohatnt d O i L b AR et No. 11 ifroadivay. NATIONAL LINE OF STEHAMSEHIPS. oftling from Nu'-rdx"mllza Lor Quaonstows snd Livorpool ory B ‘and for Loron, 3 ‘ot QUEKNSTOWR and LIVERPOOL, from biors 41 e Nfi"l?-r‘é""‘/\ng 16,10 rday, Aug, B0, T aturday, Aug. 16, | Cana o Aug B0, Baburday, Aug. X, | Bpati s atrdsy, Sopt. b Tauungo, 870, 880, and 800 Currency. Tteturn Tickets, 8140 und 8160 Currency. BIGERAGE PASSACK, 80, ourzong [Passengors bookod ta o - viae Do R Koe sajag, O o Gorman and Borston “Tho Stoamships of this Hno are th . Drattyon Grout Sritain, Trovrads and Boe Contiam® \\’ll.LL\lL Mi‘\‘CvA\II:IS‘l;ER.L on'l Wostorn Agen North Clark e, asthonst comor ¢ ).'b'm.?_"“ Randolph-ate, (apposito now Bailtng trico o woek from Now York, snd oareying pas: sangors o all parts of Graat liritain, Iralaud, Gontinyntal Europo, aud the Modltorranuail. bl fror §65; Btoor. ritiali st Irish porta vast, 1$303 w . ' Oouti- payablo in 240, ot ugutal posts saulo as oitor rogulas iinee, A u \ B, ourron Apuly for full infor jon Dyt igon o, T o i Greut, Now York, and N. K, Ne B Y alta it sl adimonstaey Ohl oo NDERSON BROTHERS, Agonta, STATE LINE, NEW YORK AND QLASGOW, LIVERPOOL, BKL. HASY AND LONDUNDERRY, y ‘Thoso elegait now stoamors will sall from Blate Lino Plor, Full , Brookly, N. ollows: noadey, Got. 1. Fortnlgnily thoroatior. "AUSTIN BALDWIN 4 "s( A I Y BAnAS AR vor, ot Uanal aud West Madison: AMUSEMENTS, P, T. BARI Museum, MENAGERIE, Hippodrome, and - World's Fair! Threo Timos Larger Than Hvor. CIICAGO, MONDAY, AUG. 18, FOR ONE WHEEK ONLY, Madison and Elizabefh - s, Throo fall and comploto Exhibitions sach day. Doars onenatd:8a,m. and 1and 6:30 D, m, BIG, ' BEBASTIAN'S, DAN GASTELLO'S, MONS. D'ATALIE'S Grand Triplo Intornationn Equestrian ‘and - Hippodramatic Exposition ‘Witl commoneo ono hour Iater. Tho COLOSSAL TWENTY CENTRE-TENT POLE Will contaln ss many spootators as twonty ordinat shows. Thls last grand sohfovoment of P, T. BARNUSE s The Linrgest and Moat ‘Attractive Combina- tion of Exhibitions ever known. Muserm, Menagerie, Cenavan, Hinpodroms, Polytechnic Insfitute, National Portrait Gallery, Hall of Clagsic Statuary, Me- chanics and Fine Arts, GARDEN OF Z00LOGY AND ORNITHOLOGY, Prof. Fabor’s Wonderful Talking Machine, aud I-Xvinlz Curiosities, Qisnts, Dwarfs, Non- deaaripta, 500 ro Wild Heasts, Saa Lions, Qiraffos, Marina Monstors, 'Tife- Bizo Automatons, &o., &0., &o., &c., &o. ALL FOR THE ONE PRICE, Admlsslon.......... Ohlldren undor §yon, Roservod Collsoum & 530 conta, 03 conts, 5 conta, 57Frco Admianlon to the enitro_grast show {8 guaranteed toall who bay tho ** Life of P. T. B: " Soelion S5 hitasoit 50 pagos, Mlustrated. Reduood from L o s 8100 greonback to a bexinnor."—Morace Greele; WEST SIDE RINK. Grand Vocal and Instrumental CONCERT, At West Slde Rink, this (Tuesdny) Evening. HOOLEY'S THEATRE. ENTHUSIASTIO RECEETION OF THE NEW 00M. Monday ovening, Aup. 16-Esorz ovening, and Wednos. day and Saturday Alatingos, will be prosantod tho vory successful now and original play, Bota, drsmatizod 5 b T Hoaimn, feom Wilkie a. dra sxproa s Tloatrs, from Golllay' Tast groat Homango, SR = THE NEW MAGDALEN ! 'H A BUPERB OA! To concheds itk o Tasehable f ' concludo w sughabio farco, YOURLLFIUR IN DANGER! " In rohearmnl 7 oIEESM ik Rrongte, Howssds atost Solety Drsios, M'VICKER'S THEATRE, MONDAY, TUESDAY, AND WEDNESDAY, Last Nighta of the RONMANCIE Of a Poor Young Man! THURSDAY—8parkling Comedy, CENTRATI, B.ARIK. ‘WEST SIDE RINK. Grand Vocal and Instrumental : CONCERT, At Weat Slilo Rink, thls (Taeadny) Evening. GLOBE THEATRE. SIX NIGHTS AND TWO MATINEES ONLY, OF tho charming aotrons, MISS MARIAN MORDAUNT. i Monday, Tuordsy, Wadnoaday, aud Wodnosday Matinoe, 0 sorio.comic dra; DARLING; OR WOMAN AND HER MASTER. «_ Thursday— Hoatls atc Tro ; DR, KAHN'S MAGNTFICENT ANATUthAL MUSEON, From Now York, Of Natural Sofouco_and Art, 14 Bouth Olark-st., noar Madlson, , [ couta; for gontiomoen ouly, Doors open from 9 8. m. o 10p. m, WEST SIDE RINK, Grand Vocal and Instrumental CONCERT, At West Side Rink, this (Tuc¢sday) Evening. KINGSBURY MUSIO HALL, Clark and Randolph-ste, . Gapno Bonts movavle. A, TLiootures, Convontions, 1,660 numbored soata. 1ply ab tho Hall. SALVE, All Riglt Salve for Burns, Holls, CORNSI! 25 canta a hox, DR, STRPIIENS, 124 Daarborn.at, FOR SALE, BARLOWS INDIGO BLUE % ApeRLand boat articlo fa tho market for BLUK- abis both Barlow's and Wiltborger's nnimos ho Y it 1t) X D For salo by Ghisars kot Druggista o L0 FRACTIONAL CURRENGY. $5 Packages FRACTIONAL CURRENCY FOR BALE ATY ‘TRIBUNE OFFICE. TONAL, A EDUCAT. RACINE COLLEGE. Tiaclno Collego includos throo Schoola: 4 1. A COLLEGIATI DEPARTMENT, with fall ol Ioginto Gourao. 8 2, A BCIENTIFIU SOIOOT, to bo hognn this Autumn,* 8. A GRAMMAR KOHOOL FOR BOYS. Tho thrao Bolinols hagin Sapt. 10, For admissign #pply to tho RV, JA; B DEROVIER, 10, Dy, e Ui, Tinatno, $¥is. ino Coll pCitatoguos can bo obtained at tho Moroliunts” Htatlonat k. GLENDALE FEMALE COLLEGE. Tho Twontioth Callogiate Year will hegin Boptombor 16, U apponls to s pant success, ita admirahlo Ingatlon, and tho recommendation of thoso who know it bost, as its guarantoo ta tho public for tho futaro. MADAME CAROLINE RIVE, Whoto brilliant earoor gommenced with this {natitution, wil rasumo et ofd poaition in oue Dupastmont of Music! For cataloguo_nnd information, ad s harotoforo, Rov, L. D. POTTER, D, ros. Glondato, Ghlo. JENNINGS SEMINARY, ATRORA., ILL., For both_soxcs. Fino atono bulldings and boantiful imnndn; 10 dopartmen suporior advantages in all; s AR S g d:!l! 'fi‘;’\": 9 -Blré? I\l‘}i hwn.w,, A, M., Principal, UNIVERSITY OF NOTRE DAME, NOTRE DAME, INDIANA. la;l;hnw(}um«m Year bogina on Tlmfifl)lly Srmfiml‘w i loguica appltentlon to tho Pr dant, o moBteR sont TRog OF EHORNIER, O. B, ]:.,ake Forest Academy ~ A Bosrdjog Sohnol for Boys, most, sbarmingly altuntod! and splondidly oquippod ; ono hour by cars from Clileago.* 4 Jorm commoucos Bopt. 11, A fow vacanclos lozte Dospens Bopt, 17, Tho anly ong In, Now ¥ork whero' For olcoula, 3 \Veab oo B Flants 5, Taaia's Mss, Ot Batle Qilntys k| to tho bost Eastorn Bchools, lvo toachors of mmg\::' o For full parilenl: A WIALLEN, AL DL, Lako Forost, 10l MADEMOISELLE TARDIVEL'S FRENCH BOHOOIL 7 Frauch Is taugh Parts, lon. e i e il Forty-slx: N, ¥, Rofr . R g‘."(?o:d o0 S o, i‘»':u‘.}.’.‘.‘."'(';'i!i:.'.:‘{a."l‘u.:"uu. PIBHOP WHIPPLE'S 80B0OLS, FARTBAULT, MINN, ST. MATY'S HALT, for pide: All dopartmonts Iangusgos, Sovonth yoar. 'BHATTUCK BOHOOL, tur boya: Graduates outor Sophomare Qlasa iy Kaslern Ioges. _Location remarkablo for healthfaitoss and ory. ‘Oadot orgnnlzation, T s Bopt.” 18, 1 B3k cataloguossiiven IRV JANE DOBBIN: EKINOX COLLEGE tagos, & Normal Giaas will bo orgsnizod at tio oponing st tdrm, For satalogiion apnlyto TOSKY, Troas,, Galesburg, TNl TIRE, GEO. VANDENOF¥. BOYS! SCII00L. Mrs. GRORGI VANDENHOTE will oon hor Bosed- fng.and Iiag Sohool for BOYS, at No. 106 WEST FOIT Y- BECOND-HT., oloso to RESKRVOIR PARK, Now Vor Sept. 18. “Numbor of boarding pupils limited'(o EIGIL. iobaol hiours fram 8:308, m. 4 3:30 [, m. Applioations may bowade as t[mvn‘ FREEHOLD INSTITUTE, Erochold, Now Joesor; a bosrding scliosl fur boys; sontt for cataloguon to Rov. A. G. CHAMBERS, Principal. VIVIL_AND MEOHANIOAL ENGINEERING AT olaor Polyteohinto Instituto, Trog, N, ¥.) Hooptna Bopt. 17, 1-;3%m'u Andash oylaton”cGiiatning mptoTed oreo GF ath Uiase, aduross’ FHOFOHARLES DROWNL, Dicostor, (OTTAGE,, T BEMINARY - TOR__YOUNG ladios, -Poughikoopsio, N; ¥. Muslo and tho fina- afta 0 spiclaty Gena Sopi, 17, . 0. WETSELL, Principal and Broprictor. ' TJIOAEARD SILITARY RACADENY, WOROES: Luer, Muss, it e aad yoing viom for‘sominon wnid o A oFior bio = G5 MUTOALE, A. .y Suporintomipmte 1 oonre ERGLISH EDLE BOHOQL, BYRACUSK, N. V., and ¥roneh. Keflool for young Iidiod unilor tho sipor- vislan of the Rt, Rov, T, D. 1{uni{ngton, 5, T'. D., Bisho of Contral Now York. Tho Fall Torm begins thib socand: ‘Wadnasdey In Boptomibar. _ For olroularsaddrasa, MARY J. JAOKHON, Byraouse, N. ¥ M, O e SILVA AND WRS ALTX BRAD: FORD'S (formorly Mrs. Ogdon Tloffman's) Engliah, Frgnch, and Qermaz Toardiyg and Day School for yuunis indies and children, 17 Wost T h’xrnluhfllv!l», Now York, rv;)nnnl Sovtember M, Applicstions’ may bo mado as abovo, TS, WAL G. BRYAN'S BOARDINGOHO0T, FOR souug Iadios, ‘Tho fall torm of Birs. BRYAN'S achool opons Sept. 17, 1873, BATAVIA, N. Y., Juno 23, 1873, ORTHWESTERN UNIVARSITY_8IX COL- log and soventy Professors and fnstructora. Fall ufl'fimm Bhpe 17, Hor particulars, addross Prosi- dont FOWLEN, Bvanston, X HE MIBSES GRANT WILL REOPEN THRIT oud hoseding-achool for young ladios st 180 snd North, Dearbor Chicago, . 17, 1673. Puplls takon thraugh our ot colioklato courso, o fitted lor uny clazs of Vassar Coll For_ciroulars addrany na abovn. MEDICAL CARDS. DR. C. BIGELOW, CONIIDENTIAL PHYSIOIAN, 217 and 219 SOUTH OLARK-ST., cornor Van Buran, Obicago. 1t is well known by all ronders of the papors that Dr, O. Digolow 1 the aidest ostablishad riisician, aving Lo ‘practicing in m‘clfin for the last I Bcionco and Sioriongd Bavemao Dr, 1. tho moat twuowund SPIt: GYALIST of tho age, honorod by tho Dross, outaomeil of tho lfghoss modical ‘attalamonts by 4l the madical fn: i1 2 that mileuro poriiso) o GHRONIO nod TRIVATE. D DAY d 12856 ured, It {s evidont that one wha ognfines hin. 0 atudy of cortaln disonsos, troating thousands of tr, Binat bavo groater sklll tian & physiclan Y ‘practice, Gentlamenof this ¢ity, of tho highest respootabillty, and mombors of tho modical faculty now practicln Chicago, ara wiling aud roady to attest his skill. Read Hia MEOTOAL, TREATISE. for iadios and 3 oy addrese In soatod ouvolopo, 8 ATE or 1adlos and gontlomon. Call; vausea on ConnRSPORDENGE CONFIDHNTIAL 1f lottors to DR, O, BIGELOW, 277 and ‘South Olark-at. Dr. Kean, NO CURE! NO PAY 1! 360 South Clark-st., Chicago, Ml]buunnflflonlhur consulted, porsonally or by mail, frec of chargo, on all chronio or norvous dlseasos. DIt. 3. KEAN ta tho only physiolan ia tho oity whowar- Tante curos of N PoY. Tllustratod with numors Greon Lok sent for 50 conts, ‘ous fino angravingy, DR. OON No. 552 Wabash. all privata, ob , ohronic, and norvoua disoases no nattor who have failad, Consultation froe; correspondence contidontial: t4 pagos full information for two atamps. _Sond for circular, 50208, E Call o writo; curow guaran ood, IDER. y 118 WRST MADISONAST,, OHIOAGO, ILL. (s roqulaz raduato in mediaino), troata all Chronic and Privata lsonses, of both woxes. Ouros gusrantaod. All Female Difloultios, do., troated with safaly and scoess. Blod- ieinoafurnished. Consultation froe, on privato disoases, and cironlars, &0., for marriod folks—a) All lottora ‘confidontial. Drr. TOVV NSEINID, 183 BODTH OLARK-ST., Qontinuon to curo nronis, Norvons ahd Urlnary Disoases of both scxos, and may bo gonfidentially cotie sulted, x By mail, froe of chisvge. ' Homale porsanally o diioutuds Teontod with safoty Hud saogess. - Tiis Modisal Troatisa to isdies and gentlomon sont frog. BUSINESS CARDS. SCOTCHPOLISHED GRANTTE SHEARER, SMITH & CO., DALBEATTIE GRANITF WORKS, DAL« BEATTIE, SCOTLAND, Bupply Pollabed Gray, Bluo, and Rtod Gra mental and architectural purposvs. P hundreds of workmen lu quarrying, drosaiug, and pol iog of Granito, 8., 8. & CO. ato siablod 10 supply thoir eufebratod Dalboittio Granit with dispnioh. HARRISON, BRADFORD & €05 _ STEEL PENE, Spocial attention oalled ta the well-knowa % mbors, BOG=eaT3-28---20 & LN, Factory, Mt. Vernon: Office, 75 .lull:mh.u PR SIRBTTER G KATALYSINE WATEIL-Tup (near Mevieisz o Natunk. Indorsod by tho Ilighost Medionl Authoriti w, Rostores” Musoulnr Powar to the Paralyilo, ihfal Vigor (o tho Aged, nnd Davelops the Youu: at & I'urh)dhl)llmlv ‘Ualould and **Ohialky ! Doporits freo for two stamps. Got, toutntisna, ‘Byspopila, Nenralgin, Grnre Boton, Diecason of this K (dioya; Tivor, aoi ki & bdon inal bro Rata, Canationtion, ' Axthn, Gomoral Dubility, and nosty o Distago, Pamphista’ containb ud Tosthnonials from Mdles! sfclans and Distingalshed Citi- WILLENLY BRON., Gouoral Philadelphta, Far sals FAIRBANKS' STANDARD SCALHS s oy L OYF ALL BIZES. B8 1" A TR DA NKS, MORSE & 00 11 ARD 13 LAKL-ST,