Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, July 13, 1874, Page 8

THE CHICAGO DAILY TRIBUNE: MONDAY, JULY 13, 1874, "SOUTH CHICAGO. Rovised Assessment of Personal g Proporty. List .of Londing Businoss Houses, By 'nks and Vessels. The Tomn ]39‘ rd of Equalization of Bouth Ohfengo lins coneln dled its Iabors, and tho hooks 111 b.6 turned over L0 tho County Qommissloners Totar, Wo therofors publish tho rovisod snd equalize'd ngsessmonts 1 "or personal property of tlons and busiy 1088 men who aro listod rad 2{‘“;?5350 ‘and upwrd, Whilo {he porsonal ¥ le, than roporty agscsamant {s Lig’hier, 2a a wholo, autvyuni, yut tho porsons o tho following Ist aro, a8 b gonoral thingy, put dowi at lower figures ulll’\l in lnut yoar's olty nesossmont, owlng to the foct that thoy oro aonu“m\:);l oarrylng smallec oda thon nf that Hmo. “"1?11.\‘: tno'tlzlu valuation ot real cstate is 041,40}),» 000, or about n million mi2ve thsn Inat yoor. The List s an follown: Colth & ,'lss & Walls. Atlon, Hlth & Ot BB D (o 1A Arohdueacon, W, 2 Austin & bioby, it Alheut e, 6o, Win, It 00 el i o T mow . 10,006 Roles, oy €0 mkoy 13,000 ljfmlfu nhnvml\m.‘ wow Scigham & i, Srunan lek & Co, 1 it ord & U B WOSiter £ tior: 1810 Clampliu & 00 Fartor & rai 160 Grpeld o i iake, Wit O e e Wi 0,0 10,000 Coryelly O e U, 000 Casatis e, A T 100850 Utovebunit Waps cor xiicg0 Gesars, Yigin & Oaoe 40, 22,000 Chivago Alcohol Wks IIL\‘:’ 55,00 Gt € Goro,vere B n 12,0001 Case... W, 1, Cobvil Dow, Maran £00:200 1 {mrnml Bros. & Co.. \¥. & 18, Douglas, B: Diston & Sou ne Iy vrils 0 Gz I3 (A" otdau 10,000 11,060 Grannts & Facwoll.ls 16K Bt Ui Gould, Urlega & 100 20, 0t Grad & Lo, 16,00 i Groenafelior’ & ST bl ol sontlst oo Lol Field, Lalter & Ua..,. et Bty & 1 fold, Bonediut & C far ook atow Hotoh....... ILE Co,. BNLWOE, 1, Gardhor (1lo- & Co.p Iy iads ) 1 M o005, s."“;m(m S Mottty B0 i, . 3 vedale 100000 (B1ifis Hsa)eoe 55,000 10,004 Ingealinn, Corbin & ko, Huseoy, Wells & Co Tuninsty ¥ kot fonth & Atitigu iallock, Lolines & Co. a1, el o oW, Lakasiilo mmi)‘i}""“ Giloliriat. a0 3. WL 00 M 0'd. 0. B, U (4 RTVTICNS Conavor I8, A W, Keop. Alilrg&Co el Phi 10,900 Pourioyar, Shat & 6. 16,600, € ltatt 000 Fra Mucbing 1o, Ratliiid p Ly frentio f,h.]fl!‘zlylhuu.lllu. lml(lnrfi o H, Javiutsor & K 10,00 Stngar & ‘Talcot . 17,000 Rodguin & 18,000 Bpnuldiug & Morriek 20,000 tead, Murdocl 76, 00 Beherer & Parsons ., 12,000 AL Ransom & " Siadden & Govy 10,000 . Sl & i finins Hndskopt, \\’u Ll Stand, MoNaliy & A, W, Jollins & Ca., Rumscl, Moonald & Furlungg, HBprague, Warnor&Uo VTSI & Corco Nlu‘flmnl Iart & 0o Steln, Hlrsch & Co O, B, SoliurZi e Jou. Hrockton & Conr 130 11, U, Btane, Btuttauer Br B .\ Beoloy & G 31, Shovfeld & O Hiweoe & Grauch Heaviil & Pan ahnuldoe & Benulonburi & Hiek- . 10,000 Vnton Kuifo Ot 18,000, Unlon Browiug 18,000 Josnph Ullmaun.. ! .+ Ullmaun, Jo, 16,00 Vorglo, Nubling £ IWaganse ) 000 25,000 Wiltasrh 5500070 Diin i Willaed: Hacon & Gar 1.0y Sitean, s 1000 000 Wando) o0, Weloh & Hutg 0.1ea Welldy onfuysr Natfonal Bank, 41 O maraut Nattonal Goutral, Nutigua),... “e0; K Morchania', fiay & Moghazle's s Bunk, . ‘Inmos M, _Adsii. (iarclay, “Vorhass Moronants® Nu .* 20,0000, o Nutlonal - Hank Cominoravsess . or 100,00) Noriwostora - 10,000 Wateon ¥ G 100 Koan & Co, 10,100 Xt i ors! National. nlon National, Hank gf Montre Gonk Sounty Savi Pailing vonsols ¢ 10-00cftonnl Loty 0,000 G . Hiboruan Wiy » i et o aviuge Laik.n pe g e i ; A Mirncle at Lourdes Tha TWeekly Ieegister and Catholio Standard {8 rosponuiblo for the following : i+ Mre, lakor, an_ Amorican lady, on_the 25th of May arrsved at Lourdes with her husband and gintor, both of whom are Protestants, About your before, Diru, Bakormotb with sn aceident, by which hor u{llnu was dislocatod, Bho lind sufforod aoutoly, had beon paralyzed during tho wintet, and at tho Hime of hor vieit to Lourdes was quite unablo to go up or down stairs. Nor two dnys afior hor arrival sh& was unablo to buar the short driyo from the town to the Grotto, but on tho umrn(ui: of tho 28th she mudo up hor mind to brave the cold and tho suffering ontatlod by any movomont, Bhe wont in n carrtaga to tho Grotto sud was nsslstod down into the bath, On entoring tho bath her sufferings bocamo more aciuto and soomed almont boyond endu- raneo, Mor B]!lor‘ in tho Lruo !|)h‘ft of n Prot- ontont, oxclaimed, ‘Thero was no need for you to comio to Lourdes to tnko o cold bath, Bnt tho fuith of tha paor lady nover failed forn momont. 8ho bogged ber sistor to rub hor Jimba. Immedtatoly an indescribublo feoling of comfort tool the placo of her pain, nnd sho was oured, Ina fow momonta sho hastoned to the ‘Arotto to raturn thanks to Our Lady the tealth of tho Sivk, iler husbaud kdolt bowda hor, 4oining his thankegivinga with thoso that aroso {rom bior honrt, Ha linw elnco publishod a Jottor Biving an account of hor former state, and do- alating that sho la porfoctly well and ablo ta walk au sho used t6 do In hor youth.,” LOCAL MISCELLANY. THH EXOURSIONS FOR THE POOR CHILDREN. If 100 capablo mon will attend the mocting to Do hold this morning at tho oflice of the Ropubs lio Lifo Insnranco Company, 167 LaSalle straat, | aud if 10,000 othors unable or unwilling to at~ tend, will each eend in $1, tho 100 will have onough to do, and 20,000 of our poor children will bloss, in tho hot days bofore us, the kind paople who remembor tham. Attend the meot~ 1ng or sond a groonbnck ropresontativo. TIE OALL 18 AS FOLLOWH: QOuoago, July 10, 1874, Bm: Wowonld enrncatly roquest yon to bo presont at thiy mbuting of busincss men to L hield at tho otlice of tho Repubile Life lusurauco Campauy, 1067, 160, 161, aud 100 Laalls tresty on Monduy oty 1t 10 o'elols, to consider L question of freo oxeursions for ho pocr childron of our ¢itp during th liot soason. Yo waut ublo men presoit wlio_caur bulp uryaitze commitieos to carry on i Ohicayo tho good work thnt 16 now zuseting with puch eploudid success fu Now York and Philnfolplis. learo clo ot fadl {o come, Yory truly sours, L7, Lolter, . M. Hondereo, W, F. Cavlbangh, 1.5 Allen, " Jobin'V, :Farwell, 3, Ievlng Voaces, ‘Auson Btagor, Ducat & Lyon, Wan, Broas . E. Goodell, Ttobert Collver, Dr, G, B, Hall, Pyul Corell, Du. €. G, Swith, Kimbark:Bros, & Go, Aud maliy others, SPORTING GOSSIP, , TN WILITE STOOKINGS AND DALTIMORES will play anolhor game thiy aftoruoon at the cor- ner of Btato aud Twenty-third streotn, aud in tite evuniizg the visiting club will 1eave for home The last’ audienco should Lo s rousing one, ns the Baltimorea desorva woll at our hands, boing good ball-glayors and gontlomanly follows, who Loow how to appreciato a vietory and bear up under dofear, TJE RECORD, The following is & comploto record of the games playedd by the clubs eutered for tho chum- plouslip up e dat e 278 o 5 i Ohlen i Tarttord. 18 HEH 012 o108 TEDESTRIANIGN, As aunounced yestorday morning, D. Q’Leary will this evouing “comnionco tho'feat of wulking 100 miles in_twonty-four consecutive hours, at tho West Sido Riuk, cornor of Randolph and Ada slrects, Ho appears confidont of siccess, udging from tho bonstful tone of the circulurs 0 bus caused to bo_distributed, and, no doubt, his entortaioment ywill bo liborally patronized by those who admire,this phase of athletic sport. S GENERAL NEWS, Col. John Crorar orrlvod ab tho Grand Pacifio Hotol youtorduy. Ho has beon absous b the East for tho lnat two mouths, A decrepit old man, 74 yoars of age, namod John Lynon, is missing from his home, No. (07" Wontworth avenue. IHo is dressed in dark clothes, black silk hnt, aud carries a cauo, “An Enstern paper says that the Iov. Laird Collier has mudo & murked impression on En- glish cougrogations by his divact and earnest manner of proaching, and hus now accopted an invitation to tuke chorgo of an English parish for a year, Tho Chicago Railtoay Reviewo has como out in # now and handsoma dross, and its dimensions Lavo boon greatly enlarged. Whilo tha genoral scopo aud eharacter of tho paper remnin the same, additional space 18 given to railway lnw and logielation, T'ho Review is now one of tho ‘est railway journals iu the country. Tho name of the boy who was drowned Friday lastin thorivornear Van Buron sircet bridge, ‘was James A, Thromston. Ife lived at No. 11§ Blue Island aveoue, aud was 7 yearsold. le want to the rivor to sl without the krowledge of his paronts, and accidentally foll in the wator, ‘The Coroner held av inquest yesterday. Two of the participants fu_a picnio at Bilver Lauf Grove indulged in some cholee epitbetsaud Dbad numes, yosterday, when ono of thom sud- Qeuly put an ond to tho quarrol by knacking the other down, Officors on tho ground promptly quolled any further disturbsnce. Conntables McLain and’ Casey bind little un- loasantnoss on West landolph street, vear tho {;ridga‘ Saturday ovouing, regarding tho veplovin of ahorso and buggy which the Intter had possonsion of, Justico Scm)f will settlo the matter this morning, probubly Dby fiuing thom for disorderly condut. A respootalle and temperate young man was knocked down aud robbed by's gang of fivo thieves, a1 tho corner of Deorie and Cougress stroot, at 1 o'clock «yeuterdsy morning, The robbors bent bim terribly, und took from his pocliet 37,60, Oflicor Stott was called to the #nob by the yonug man, but tho thioves cscaped. Tho nutne of the njured party was nol learned. The notorions Ellen Lawson, whoro husband died Friday lust, after n lingoring illuoss of a yoar, the result ot & wound which his wifo guve hin, wan among the prisoners captured nt n bouge of Ill-tume—No. 67 Lako slroct—Saturduy night, Bho was up Loforo Justice Seully last Triday, and was fined $25, but ailowed to go aud #oe hor dead Lusbund, Lllon is u porfeot torror to Lanollco, who generally have soverp strig- ley with bor when they attempt to arrest hor, oy ono of tho most daugarous womon in Chicago, and should be placed whose she can do 10 harm, The infont dawghtor of Mr. J, J, Wade, who wai 80 badly injurcd by the upsetting of o bug- gy at tho corner of llntrisonand Hulatod streots, baturday evoning, died at hor father's residencu, ou tho corner of Liucoln und the fivst nawed stroet, yostorday morning, at 10 o'clock, Do~ cousod was & your old, Coroner Stepliens held su juquost yostorday, aud thy ‘jur routlored & vordict of accidontal” death, r, Jumos Shea- Lian, brother-in-law of Mr, Wade, who was ulso soriously injured about the hend, is lying at the lattor's houso in u precarions condition. The Conversationsl Bible Clans organized by tho Young Men's Ohristiun Assoviationt hold its first mooting yentorday. It wau very interosting to thosoattending. I'he subjoot for noxt Bundiy morning is_the fifth chupior of Romaums, 'The Roy, I It Davis loady the noon meeting to-day, and P, Chapmau, of St Louls, couducls tho Hirangors' Meoting in tho ovoniug ut the rooms No. 148 Madison siroot. A LAKGE DENT LIQUIDATED, A Jargo and rumpectablo meoting of the peoplo of 8t. John's (Cntholio) parish wos held yeatur- day aftornoon n the chwich sochool-loiwwe v (ho purpoxs of consldoring tho ndvisability of hronln:lj now Itomnn Cutholic edifico In plnco of iho old ono, which now stands on Olrk and L, lllfiuulll".:‘l flllunhsi" LT ¥ ait Tha chalr was fillo Datrick Gilloaple, and T Barrott netod sy h'uul‘ul{rg'. i Bovoral gentlomen laving spoken, Iathor Waldron (tha vespootod aud onergotic pastor of the purigh) cume forward, and bluted that within tho pst four or flve yours he had paid off church dobt smonnting to no loss u uum thun about $105,000, This large swin was contracted in acquising and finproving the churoh property, and e was proud to guy that of all tho monoy borrowed, e well nu the iutoreat thet had to Le poid on it § and also tho Insurauco money, pur- ochoso ruoney, cost of nuam:‘; and muint aining ohurely, ,cout of erectivg aud waluiainivg the achool-liouses and tho othor Dbutldings on the Rrounds, A8 well a8 the furuishing of #amo, to- gothor with tho oxponues for pastor'a rosidonco, ©la,; not ono cont was now duo ; and he stood bo- foro thom with tho oburch }vrupmy olour of all Inoumbraucoes, and himsolt froo from ono dollar of debt to any ono, This aunouncomont was recetved with marked eatistaotion, after which stops wers taken in furthorance of the objuot of the moeting, and a Iargo numbor of subsoriptions wero landed ln, no that ere long—through tho zoal of Fathior Waldron and tle liberality and plety of his poo- nle—wa may oxpect to gag auother aud boautt- i church added to tho many housos of worship alroady gractuy the South Sido. JOTEL ARRIVALS, Sherman Iouse—L, G. Quinlan and wife, Bt. Touis A, W. Collerd and family, Jorsoy City; I I, Loteh, Now Orlenns; Irank Carpontor, W. R Atkiugon, of the Wheeler Expedition; D. M. Hosmeor, Ban Francisco; tho Hon. J. K, Up~ ton, Wash{ngton, . . . Tremon! Honse— Cunrles A, Blilings, Cloveland; I, A, Armstrong, Now Orleann; Goorgo A. Lllia, Boston; H, Tiwrcows, lirdoklyn; James 8, Young, New York; Capt. Phipps, Toranto. o Palmer House—DB, P. Stoohmsn, Loudon; J. . Baker, Wasbington ; Albert Mooro, Phitadolphin; H. A. Angoll, Adrian; 'E. O. A, M. Van Hoof, Itolland W. IL Curtls, Willlam F. Holt, Culorado; 1. Douglas, Mlddlotown, Ct.; A, Lawlose, Utios, N.Y. . . . Grand Paciflg Holel—Gon, Goo. B. Smith, Madison, Wie.; L. O. Btanloy, Chip- pown Fofle; IL 3L Cinck, Saratogn, O. M. dams, Snoramonto ; Maurlco Goddard, Bonton 3 ILF, hond, Colorado ; Miflin Knisor, Charles W. Sharplees, Pllllndel(\hln; J. Warner Keifor, Spidniled, 0. Edear Washiburn, Catukill; G. " Dewson, New York, A WRETCIED WOMAN. Sarah, or Sallin, Barnes was oncs a flonrishing worin of bad eharactor in Olfesgo, and gove the nolice forco euough to do when' thoy arrost- ed hor. Blho gonorally employod good counsel and fought hor ones to tho court of Inst resort. Bha was then o fafr-looking and stylish person, and was dressod in gaudy and costlyattiro, To- Aoy #ho i n comploto wrock of ber former self. Saturday night sho camo into tho Madison Stroot Htation, and pmm.man‘muamoubngoun appear- ance Ilor hands tromblod iiko those of an aged Dorson, and hor face boro the marks of rough uenge and poverty. 1ler clothes woro seanty and her tafe dinhevoled, and sltogothor she looked thio very pioturs of despnir. x%VKLL\ toars in hor oyos, ntid an outstrotehod hand contnin- ing n chonp bracelot and an old silver wateh, sho Dewgod the station-keopor to nasist hor to ob- tain & prir of slinpors. Bho was barofooted, she eald, and prayod tho officer to lot hor havo monoy enongh to eover hor feat. She atated that eha had beon rohbod of all her clotlies by her former girle, and loft to starve whilo sick in ved. Sha Aras Kot to n noighboring sbion-dealor, who took tho articlos of Jowelry from hor as security, sud lot lior nvo o hnir of shoos. Barah Drucs isa yoprosentativo wreck of tha women af lor oloss, who, when/onue au tho rond down-hill, are aseist- ad to the hottom, but nover to the top. THE GOLDEN AGE ON PROF. BIWING, Tho Inst number of the Golden Age has the following editorial T another coiimn an eetocmed correspondent pre~ senta lia view of somo of tho points involved in the frinl of Prof, Bwing for Lioresy in Obileago, Ho socma to condemn Prof, Swing rather more than ko dgsorves for remniniug in_the Presbylorfan Church when b Bind outgrown It formulas, and had coased to toach ita fenota in ho direct and vo way enjolied by the Book of Discipline which he wan Tound by osth to oliey. In o cerlain scnee this i true, Tho logto of thoeituntion 1s undoubtedly ou the sila of Dr. Patton, But Jifo I sometbingr moro tinu techinleal loglo, Tho npirle of truth is not. & matter of nylloglam, A great miny of tho host minds, keen-oyed aud Huminated witl futuitions, out sorrs fignrd as logiclans, and are toa fall of raasou for yeasoningt, ‘There is no grotnd for quentioning the {ntellectusl Bonosty of Frof, Swiug, bowover diitienit it may bo for n Togical futallact to reconcily his position with the Treabylerfan Conferalon of Falth, o wns not cone vertod from the old fulih Lo tho new by » hard wrestlo Fith doairinal difiicullfes, which mado sn_ineffacable dmpresniou ont his mind g0 thnt ho could fx tho day and the creumalances of tho change, as Jacob romemn- ered bin wrestlo with the angol ot Bothol. e eimply reyy. Tho process was not ouly matural and gradusl, but “for tho most part lnconsclous, Tha now thoughls adjustod thonmolyos to the old phrase- ology, Tho mew fdoss omabled s butter oxplnation of old tests, and symbols, ond ox- perieuces, Tho _greator freedom made ‘room for o Jurger faitn, Jteveronco expunded ua reason galned cleuriiem and, power, The old ploties nnd fho now Twmanitien vestled logalher and keppt oach other warm. It in o with all nntures in which sontiment predominates, They accommoilate themrelves to their cironmatances, and inodify thelr circumstances by the nteady preswura of impalpiable intolicctusl and moral forces, ns the prowing pint 1ifte and Ounlly Lides in follagd tho bwket sct on 18 lioad, Aud n thls respoot Trof. Swing ts not ulone, ~Ilis cuso owes most of ita interest to tha fack that Lo represents n very lrgo number of men who linve uncounclonsly antgrown thio creeds of thelr reepectivo churclios, aud et hardly reulizo that they hinva changed, —pen EUBURBAN NEWS. LAKE, The Lake Trustoes mot in seesion at the Town- Hall Saturdny, with all prosent. After transact- ing the ordinary rontine business, the potition of Mr, Pryor and others for a bridgo at Westorn avenue and Bixty-fourth stroot was read and ro- forred to tho proper committco, a8 algo tho poti- tion for a bridgo on Sheridan avenue, Boveral bills, amounting to &61.34, . woro al- lowed, and others, smounting to $151.71, woro roferred, Mr. Brinkman offerad the following resolution, which was adopted by a voto of 8 to 25 Witenean, Thero 18 nothing on the recorda to show ihat the Town of Lako hus got any nttorncy to defond any lawsnits thut moy arieo from time to time, or to gIV{: legul ndvico on any subject in bohnlf of sald town ; aud Witenras, The uodetstanding s {hat Jobn P, Wil- 0w iaa hee the attorney of the town for some years past, witliout ever Lelng legally appointed by this oatl 0 such position: tlicreforo, Jpcgolved, Thut tho services of ' Jobn P. Wilson bs, and ihe samo are, hiereby disconlinucd from and aftor 1w date, and the Town Clerk bo justructed to nofify John 1. Wilkon of tho actiou of fuls Board, Mr. Muithead moved that the Troasurer bo Instructed to ront a box in the Lidohty Safo Do- Dository for tho_safoly of tho water-bonda and cortiticatos, provided it was the chonpest way for the town. 'Che motion was cerrivd unani- mausly, . On motion of Mr. Muirhead, the Committeo on Roads aund Bridgos was dirccted to confer with tho Bonard of Hyde P'ark rogarding the con- ili:i\ou of Blato stroot whera tho water-pipes aro i, 5 A'petition wai rend for the appoiutmont of Joln Rred g an engineor at tho Wator-Works, and referred to tho Committce on Water and Gus. Adjonrnod. 3 The Daify Sun, after o fow weoks' lifs, has “ gono under,” and went the rosd moat travoled in those *'panicky” days, Ii wanted tho town printing, and did not, lguz it, and thoreforo found nothmyg to ltve for, In it place Vansant, whose puper i9:diow tho Incky oficiul organ, Lad now & duily Record, in addition to lus weekly, EVANSTON. An adjourned mooting of tho Board of Trus- teen of Evonston was hold at tho Town 1Iall Bnturday evening, Prowont, Trustoos Gilbert, Pholpy, Willard, Powers, and Blanchard. Tho minutes of tho preceding mosting having beon spproved, the regular order of Lusiness ‘it suspondod. Tho question of lotting the econtraot for fur- nishing wator-pipo forthe Water-Works was then conrderad, It wis Hoally decided uuapimously to nccukvxt thie proposnls mado by E. P. Allis & Co., of Milwaukee, undor datoof July 7, for fur- nishing cast iron wator-pipn. T'he DIresidont was guthorized to eloso the contract with smid firm for the tamo, according to the specitications furninhod by the cousulting enginoer. Adjournad Lo 'Puesday avoning, Misa Amy C. Kellogg, of tho Sonior Olaas, hag m.-nnl appoiuted Assiutant Librariun of the Uni~ vornigy. The following tutors have beon appolnted to gorvico in the Proparntory Dopartmont of tno University duriug the coming college your : Mossrs, Robort Baird, B. I, Shrudor, F. D, Huy- mond, E. L, Parks, and J. 1. Bates, and Misses Ayna Marey and Braduhow. : ELGIN, Tho Watoh Company pald out §20,000 Fridny for witgzos during the mouth of Juue,—ahoutone- half the sum paid whon & full forco is om- ployed. Tho new muchinory will soon bo in place, and ull the Lands at work agalu, A compauy 16 organlzing liero to try co-opora- tive furming, 1L i8 proposed 10 purchas wov- eral thousand acros of land in Kansas and try thie exporiment thoroughly, G, H. Adaws aud wifo stact on o two monthe’ tour in Californis Tuesdny, Jnly 24 18 sot apuit foran 0dd-Fellows' plo- nie, to bo hold at Wurd’s Grovo, in 8t. Charlod. All'tho socleyios in tho connty will participato, I'ha G, A. It ks been rovived llgmx:1 and ite warliko utterancos will soun resound In our CulunCY, “fhero I8 good ovidenco of the oxiatonce of a e bug” o Blgin, Various attompts have be’«’m mufio to fire binluings n tho Lusitess por- tion of tho city, Phe County Genoya to-dny, P'ho extroms dronghtis working gflmt injuryto owing orops, Craln doos not head out woll; finy b Dbt and tio Pz iy becoming very puor, Duiryinen all report s heavy sbrinkogo in willk. B ‘Lo varjous church soclotios are hiolding unlon moetings Babbath evonings, through the warmn wenther, the J":-lum mnnuh\ug in_turn. Tho rebullding in the burned districh 18 proe Buporvisors will convone in cooding finely, avd handaome hlooks will roplaco the unaightly atructures burnod down. ‘The publio aquato is bolng inclosed hy & hand- some fonce, greatly improving the appoarance of iho Hooond Ward. (% o SUND. Y’S NEWS. Locals The Bank of Chteago, formarly tho Natlonal Loan and 'Trust Company, has nuapondod, owing io inancial ombarrassments growing ont of the panfo. An assignment of assots for tho inlorost of creditors hiay boon made, and tho late Preni- dont, Thomnu H, Ellis, statos that tho stook- holders will pay the_clnims to the full extont of Lhoir abitity. 31y, Isano P, Contos lins beon ap- pointad Assigneo. . In tho Amoricon Choss Congross, Saturday, gamos wotra won by Mr. Judd from Mr. Bock; by Mr, Eldor from Qou, Uongdon, and by Mr. Hock trom Mr, Parrin, Capt. Mackenzie adema likoly to enrry off tho flrst prizo. Migs» Fanny A, Shotwell, the young woman who croatod somothing of n sonention in Chicago soveral monthe ngo by nlloging tbat sbe had Loon robbod of €60,000 in bonds by & gontloman in whoko caro sho wao travoling, has boon in- dicted in Nuw York for grand Inrceny and forgery, It is deniod that Miss Shotwoll aver was rabbed of sny bonds, Sporting, Tho spotting ovents of Saturday wero as fol- lows: A brilliang and fashiouablo trotting mat- ineo ot Doxter Park; Dadgor Girl boat Gon. Ioward at Oshkosh, bost timo, 2:913; at In- dinnapolis, Gen, Grant won the raco for b-vear- olds, gmst timo, 2:31; Goldamith Maid heat Red Cloud aud Fullerton, baat tlmo, 2:23 ; Jokor boat Mifa O. in the 2:26 raco, best time, 2:30, Tho White Btockingu boat the Baltimoros 17 to 13, atd the Athlotics scorod anothor vietory over the Vhiladoiphias, 0t07. Tho Argonnub boste crow won tho amatour chumplonslnp of tho United States on ITarlom Rivor, 8 mules atraight I.WD.K, time 176734, b The Chicago Committoe of Arrangomonts fol tho coming Plotographor's Convontion has Bul~ mitted a roport of tho list of oxhibitors and of the forelgn pletures Lo be show, Foreigns The Parla Figdro has been suspended for two wooks for an attack upon the Assembly, —It tu roportod thiat weoret nogotiations have boen entered into bouween thoe rresident pro tom of the Cubsn Ropublio and Copt.-Gen. Conohis, % DMiscellancous, Tho Examining Committeo 8f Plymouth Cliurch, Brooklyu, bus hold a_numbor of moat- ings and oitod s number of witnesaas beforo it nmong thom MMr, Tilton, The latter appeared, but declined o tosiily fuily on tho ground that tho Committoo was packed, Littlo furtheris known of tho Comrittoe, whioh Lold socret sos- sious, sometimos only one mewber of tho six being prosent, 1t is”confdently stated by tho members of the Commitice, howover, that tho investigation will be thorough and tho ropott fall Tol, and accurate: 'the House sud Sounto Naval Committeos will soon start on their tour of iuspantion of the ditferent unvya'nxds in n Government vessol, 8o~ goviprnied by Hocratary lobeson, The rumor of the resiguation'of Vice-Prosl- dent Wilson was contradicted by his friends, Gov. Cnldwolt, of North Curolins, died on Baturdny of eholera morbus. Adargo firo ot Weghnwkon, N. J., destroyed storaliouncs, plors, milrond tricks and irostle- work, and 76,000 barrels of oil. The loss was about $760,000, S EA— MISCELLANEQUS, - Ld Col. John M. Floming, State Superintendent of Public Inntruction, in Tonnosece, publishes & card withdrawing bis recommondations in rogurd to employing toschiers, aud making othor new contracts until the fate of tho Civil Rights bill ‘was ascertained, —Mr. Woaver, of Eldora, In., who had twelve childron by his first wifo, a white woman, mar- ried a negro weman & year ago, and now the ZLedger is rejolciug over the fiat of the black twolvo onsuing. ~—About the worst case of modesty on record aflicts aman in 8t Puul who writcs to the Dis- palch to declaim agaiust the outrageous inda- conoy of buat-olub practiolng iu front of tho cily, woaring thoir slcoveloss rowing-uhirts, No wondor tho grasshoppors aro bad jn_Minesots. If they will makon square mealof that man whon tlioy come along to bLim, we shall holievo that the grasshoppor was not croated 1u vain, |, —The pooplo of Saratogn and Whitfiold Town- 6bips, in Marshall County, IlL, aro somowhat excitod over several deeds Iatoly Slod fow rocord in that county, aud covering & numbor of farms in the towuships named, 1t appears that some fifty yoars ngo ono William Reotor wrs tho owner of a Inrge tract of land thore. Most, if not all, of the land was veglectod, and was sold for tnxes, And passed into tho hauds of tho pros- out holdors, Now it appears, by deeds, that Rector convoyed somo of tho lind to ons Eliza~ Leth Drady, of Now York City, snd she hns lately conveyed hior {ntorest to ono Walliam H. Becli, Beck 14 reported to bo & Washington (D, 0.) Inwyor, and doubtloss bougnt the Brady interost on specnlation. It is not ptobable that Lo can disponsess the present bolders of the property, But ho may mako thom troublo, aud poshaps see cnr;- monoy from them as a way of avoidiug litis, gation, 7 A Durhnm Superstition, A lato corrospondent of Noies and Queries gives this singalar ncoount of u_curious bit of Toll-lor which prevaile in somo parts of Dur- am ; “ An old lady friend of mine war jokingly ro- marking that &he had onco beon charged with causing thedeath of a buby. Iasked, ‘low so?’ £ho replicd that a poor neighbor woman baving just been delivored of o baby, she wed sent for 3 wondering vory much why sho was wantad, sho wont, aud when she arrived at the house was vory inuch surprisod ot fluding the houso full of wotuen, esch having n gluss of epirit to drink. Blo was at onco asked whut 8he would have to driuk, *Oh, nothing,' sho teplicd, *Oh doar, but you musy,’ wus tho Loarly response. 8o, rather than offend the poor pnufile, 8o took a glosa of epirit, and romaiving & short time with tho strange nesombly, contrived to hide bor glasa of spinit aud leave tho placo, glad to gob awuy from such a guthoring, ~A short timo aftorwurd slio called to 8ce tha poor woman who had boen contined, and was met with looks rathor shy and queer. Aupho could not understaud this, sho avkod, ‘Whatover is the mattor, my pgood womun?' ‘Oh! Mrs, 1L, yoh should ‘no hev donejuo, yolt hov kill't my bonny bnirn.! *What- ovar do you taan, my goad wouan ?” sl aske +0n | Mrs, 1L, you loft your glussof up Yoh did no drink it, 80 my bonuy Dairn diod. Yoh Lev kill't my bonny bairn,' On making fur- thor inquiries, sho loarnt that cach one who goos into ahouso on the ocearion of birth must drinl o glayy of pirit, eluo the child will nos live." i b A Million of Postage=Stnmps, Qct. 1, 1872, & younglady of Middlatown, Ct., 8ot about tha collection of 1,000,040 of postago-stumps In two years. Iuspired’ by the ubsurdity of the ontorprie, and the impossibilis ty of its acoomplishimout, her frieuds promised all sorts of thiuge when sho achioved themillion, T'his sho rather resonted, and it mot Ler to worl with greater datermination than ever, Sho i now on the thros last months of tho allotted time, and has gathorod over 000,000 stuwmps. “'ho frivuds who promised her gifts when sho Tiud gathored o willfon begin to woealen, aud aro inquiring wbout Lhe probable price of sifks, ‘pobies, phaetons, dismonds, aud watchos, all of which woro named as prizoa to be awarded when thio foat was accomphisbod. A Mind World, From the American Ioruelite, Tho world i t’ulrl{' undor wuy to get stark crazy. On tbo one hand plcturos and statuon work mitacles and derange tho brains of ten thousunda of poople otheriiso m good healih. Eiswewhoro peopls rin stark mad with Sabbuth laws, Pmlnhlmry Inwe agaiuat tho salo of whiaky, God' i the Constitution, proselytizing and bap> tizing, it possible, everybody and his wito, Aguin, in othor places, thoy rattle into our ears oivil righta bills, socinl equatity of the rncen, do- struotion of tho public sohools to carry out an abstract idon, nnd people utill claim boing sane sud sound. MARKETS BY TELEGRAPIL, Forolgn Murletu. Livznroor, July 11—11 8, m—Unchanged, Tlour, 278, Whenl—Wintoer, 118@110 2 ; spring, 1056 10x 11 white, 126@1%n 20 3 club, 12 4d@12s 0, Corn, 58, York, 178 6, Lard, 63s vl LAvERPOOL, July 11230 p, m,~Brondstufle quiot, Coru, U5s 0d, Rest unchanged, LoNnoK, July 11,—Rato_of discount in open market for threo monthe' bills, 4 3-16 per cent, which is 5-18 below (o bank rate, ‘Amount of bulllon qone into Unuk oif hulance to-uy {4 .£2A,000, Conaols for money, D@L : necount, B3 i3 6-20a of '06, 10437 § \.M;a( 4;1. ‘11\1” Lllfl‘(gu 105 l’mw fllf,‘glflflji Now vk Contra) )37 Erle, 2 i breforre 0 Liuscodl o), 23s. A 4 Tanw, July 10,—Rentes, 01f, Livinrooy, July 11,—Cotton dul Joud, Bid; " middling Orleuns, 83 jos, 10,600 Duleas Anerican, 0,600 bales; apoonfation snd oxport, 200 bulos, Ureadutulls quiel, Gorn, 538 0d, Lard, middling up- [ Tioatau Waal Market. Bosrox, July 11,—Tecoipts of domeatlo wool for the ast wook v Largoly excelied any provious week ia tlio hintory of tho trade, and in ponnds munt amount {0 mently B.000,000. Tif total roceipin of domeatlo for o past sovon 'weaka reach 85,303 balos, ngainat 'J'I'im Lalon for tho corresponding porjodlast year, Notwith standing thons Iargs roce(pls, the demnnd Las been uite oqtal to the supply, and it has only boen during the past wook (it atocka havo begun {0 scoumulate Tiuyors tinve been qulto numeroun during he weok, Foprosenting some of (ha largost mills, who wera roady o pay 02@830 for chofes Ohlo and Pennsylvania fieaces, and st Joast 1,000,000 1bs could have n dis- posnd of at thess figivos, but this description v gens orully lield at Gi@080, Transactions ouly inolude 71,000 Iba of Obio at 51}{@650, moatly st 8d@sfc, In Mlcligan flooces tho safon Linvd been 225,000 1bs, 1 503 526, Combing delaino flesces contintie in demsnd, the ralos comprising upwards of 800,000 1bs At 65@G00 for wasked, and 43%@47c for unwashod s including Xoutuoky at 45@4%, Bixty cents per pound, how- aver, {a gn oulaide price for chalos tots of combiu sni 480 an oxtroms figuro for the most deairablo of Kontucky, Puliad woold have beon comparstively quiot, Good lines of extra ate wanted, nnd choice superfinen {n foir demand, with no ohange In price, Buporna and oxtra pulled at 43@850. Now York Dry-Goods Market. Nrw Yon, July 11.—~The trade movewuient was slow to-doy fn oll' dopartments. The matkot for cotton goods was qulet und prices unohanged, Cotton fun~ uels moro nctive at a decline of from 1c to 20 bes low Inst eoxson’s pricos, Graln bogs in good de. mand nnd fiem, with a Ghort supply.” Wool dsusola and ropelicnts In {mproved request The Troduce Mnrkets. New Yonr, July 11—CoszoN-—lerdy; middling upland, 730% fulires cloted steady'; miles, 14 Valen : * Jily, ' 105c; August, 16 13180; Boptember, 17 116817 $-4204 Octobor, 1034(@16 39-22¢ 3 Novessber, 16 1110316 23-10; Docernber, 10 11-16@16-230, JingADRTUNFS—Flour very ‘quiot sud unchangod : recelptn, 6,000 bils, Ry flour frmor, at$4.75@0.25, Corn mieal unctiongod, Wheat fn good deninud and Lighor; recolpts 70,000 biioliola; No. 3 Olfeigo, $1.36@ § No, 1 Milwaukee, §1,30@1.40; ungrnded Iowa and iuncsots apring, $1.39@150 5 winter red and ambor Westorn, $1.40@1.333 new red Ohio, $1.40, Ityo firm- or, ut $1.08@31.13,~ Barloy nominal, Malt quict, Corn o) active dontarid and higher; Teccipts, 147,000 Wentern mixed, T7@783c; Wentorn yollow, 18@1830; whito Weatern, 85@87c. Oata slisdo firmor 3 rocefpte, a0 b ;,mixed Weatorn, 50304c; white Wostern, 66 e, HAY AND TTors—Unchanged, PrTnOLEUM—Crudo, 43470 ; rofined, 19X @12Ko, TunPENTINE-Sleady 0350, Faas—Flrms Weatcrn, 4o, Learusn—Vlrm at 27@30¢ ; Orinoao, 2@y, Woot—Bleady ; domeatio floceo, 41@B070; tubbed, ss@tos; pulled, @G0 unwnshod, 17@STc, | o Tovisioxs—Dull, but'Grmor ; now mens, $19.35@ 1050, Hoof quiet, “Middion dull; Tong clowr, 100 10340 ; short_ clear, 104@10%c, Lard firmor ; prinig o steam, 11 19100 spob ; 11 13-10 July or August; 115 @12 Heptembor, ‘Borrrn—Wentern, 17@370, Onrese—Unchangod, Wizaxr—Dull and nominal at 99, METALS--Monufuctured copper atendy ; new sheath- Ing, §2¢ 3 Ingot Lake dull at 24@21i¢e, Pig Iron—s Beotch qulot at 33@Ano; Amerlcan dull nt 3iw3lo; Tusaa shoet, 18%Gy100, " Nallsquiet ; cut, $3,60@3. cliucl, $5.5038.00, LWAUKEE, MrtwAuRER, Wie, Jily 11,—BnEapstorrs—Flour qulet and unehanged, Whoat fufr and firm ; No, 1 Ml waulics, $1,23; No, 3 do, §1107;; sellor August 31,1671 neller 'Septomber, ' $1,11, Oits excited au Ligher; No. 9, 5le, Corn firm and higher; No. 3 mixed, 43¢0, 'Ryeateady, modorato deimnd ; No. 1, 900, Barley wniettled and nominals No,2 spring, sollor Boptember, $1,12, Faeairs—To Buffalo, 3%c; to Oswego, 74e. TrouirTs—Fiour, 6000 bris; cora, 800 bu; whoat, 4,000 bu, SrrestEara—Tlour, 9,000 brls ; 16,000 bu, DETROLT. ‘DeTnorT, July 11,~LREADSTUFFS—Tlour guict and unchouged, Wheat steady und in moderate domand 3 oxtra, $1.61; No, 1, $1.442¢; amber, §1,21, Corn steady aud in moderate demand, at 6c. Oats—Demand good at full prices ; 63c, ‘Faeiuira—To Oswego, B3¢ @00, BUFFALO. Doureato, July 11.—BAFADRTUFEA—Wheat inactive and scarco, Corn guiet, higher, aud lttlo hers ; sales, 80,000 bu samplo at privata terws ; 28,000 bu No, 3 ai 087@08)¢c ; held ot 6Doat the close, Oits dull and scarco ; sales, CUO bu No, 2 st Gic, Fueionre—Unchanged, OLEVELAND. OreveLAND, O,, July 10,—BReADSTUFFA —Wheat firmer and better; No, 2 red, §1.20, Corn unchangad, Oata quict at 5de’for No. 1 siato; 86¢ for whita, Yernottust—Unchanged, ‘TOLEDO. ToLEDO, O, Jitly 11, —Bikapstuers—Flonr fair and firm, Wheat 1o M(,;ht‘r: No, 2 white Michigan, $1.42; No, 2 do, $1,24 ; amber Michigan, cash aud seller July, $1.24 ; August, $1,20 ; maw, scllor July, $1.21; No, 2 Tod, $1.20: net, $1.10 ; ncller July, $11% : No, 3 red, $113@1.14. Corn highe fgh wixed, seller July, 6c ; Augnst and September, 053¢ ; low mixed, 65i5c, asli and seller July; uo grade, 6Ly@6de; damogad, 63z, Oatwhigher: No, 3, 50 @bc. Teronrs—Dull and nomisl, ReoLtrTa—Flour, nomo; wheat, 12,000 buj corn, 18,000 b ats, none, Busean:Nra—Flour, none ; whent, 10,000 bu; corn, 14,000 bu; oats, 700 bi, JINCINNATL Suenonss, 0, July 11.—~Coron—Quiet and frm at 10xc. o0rm, 100 bu g wheat, 520 for No, 2 doj TupAbsTOrTE—Tlour dull and unchanged. Wheat stculy aud 1n nwdorate demand'; Low red, $L10G 113: white, $LIGE125 Corn—Demnnd 'good ut Tul prices ; mixed, Ci@08c, Onta scarce, fitm, and Lfghor, at 85@000, ' Bys scarce and fiem at 93@Dac, Ducliangod, uiot aud onk at 10c, Burren—Fair und flrm; beat grades, at 24@200, Cusrse—sieady ; modorato demand, Provistons—Dork—Deunnd light ; holders fivm ; small ralon at $19,78, Lord fair and firm; summer, 10j¢@llo; ketllo, 1250, Bulk meats actiye and ad- ancod ; shomldore, 10 spot; closed at Tyo asked; enlost 7o _buyer July; cloar rib, $3.45G0,50 upot .60 buger duly; cler, 97¢c, Dacon active and ndvanced ; shoulidors, '8@8Ko; clear rib, 10)o; olear, 105 @11c, Wittsix—Steady nnd In moderate domand at 9dc, PHILADELPHIA, PuAperrma, July 11,—Brripsrures — Flou uiet, ~ Wheat dulll 3 uow sud, $L45; old, SL2@RLIS umber, $140@145, Ry unchangea, ’ Corn firm yollow, TBi@T0; Westorn mizod, T8@7%c. Oats quict ; white, 67680, Dutien—Active; choles Wostorn, 23@250; fair to ood, B Cerey—Wesk ; Westorn primse, H@lgos balf skinn, 82100, Eos—Flrm ; recolpts light; Weatern fresh, 24@25c, PrioLEDA—Dull; Tefined, 15@1240; crude, 8% 8 e, G;;-?amm Pork, $19.008 -Advancing tendency. Wittaxz—08)c, BALTIMORE. Davrisone, July ll.—Lnkansturrs—Flour stoady and unclanged, Wieat dully cholce white, $1.453 1,50, Corn_weak; rod Weatorh mized, 103 0, 180, Outs firm; Wentern mixed, 75@76¢ ; white, 150, Rye dull and nominnlat §£.00G1.10. TnovisioNs—DBulk sliouldcrs, 73(@8c} clear sib, 1050 @103e. Bucon—shoulders, 8 @8Hie} clear rib, 113 @li)e. Lard, 123@12%0. Birren—In falr domaid, CorreE—Dull und nomiually unchanged, Watnsny—Quistst $1,00, ac. 05WEO, July 11.—GHAIN—Wheat dull; No, 1 Bl waukee, $1.85, " Corn dull at T2@750, MEMPATS, Aespinns, July 11.~Corron—-Quiet and unchanged 3 ;:«;uim-. U4'bulos ; shipmouts, 415 balea ; atock, 11,650 s, BiizApsTora—Flour dull snd unchonged, ornmeal scarcs und firm § bold at $4.00, Corn ecarce sud firm ;. Lol st 84@85c, Oata scarce and firm. HAY AND BraN—Boarce, firm, and nomiznal, ProvisioNs—1len und inehanged, + LOUISVILLE., LovtsviLur, Ky, July 11.—Corron—Quiot at 1623 Luixavstorrs—Ijour, whont, and corn quiet and lllllvll‘ungt\'!‘()l. Coin, 820, Qats quict at G0@t3e, Nye qtlet at 80c, Inovisiuss—Pork quiot at $20,50, Bacon fu falr de- miand und firm s slioullers, 8o ¢ cloar £lb, 10303 0. Bugar-ourad bams, 14Xc Dl Lie, ta steady ; shoulders, 75¢; clear rib) 93.c; elear, 10)¢e, Lard—13N@M3Nc. Witteiy—4e, T, LOUIS, . 81 Lours, July 11.—Corrox—Dull and nominal, Bueavirgfrs—Llour quict and unchanged, Wheat 40 fair demand aud dem for ssmplelots; No, 8 red fall, L5, Mo, ved winter §1,167 cliolcs rot 1 2igl, 4 SL@1 In noderate 0 whiifo, $1.4 ), Corn atcady and demand ; No.2 niixed, 81@020, {u elovator, Oats quict and tirm'; 633600 for No. 2, Tye highor § now, Bc, 65 WitmsT—Steudy at 950, Trovisioxs—Dork frmer, at $X Tulk meats ighor; shoulders, Tige; dlear, 10350, spol, Bacou strong; clesr rib, 1050] clear,’ 10X@1lo, Lard une changed, . NEW ORLEANS, New ORLraNs, La,, July 1l,~unan—Dull at_g0o, Provistons—Tork tirmor at L.50@91,03)¢, Lard firmer; tierce, 19)¢, Onadrmn—Sugur dull; faly Lot 95fe,” Molanses 3ln, formonting, d5e, Collos {u falr Uomand oo 12¢@200 fulr, 2201 oo, 235 A rime, 2@233e. Others ui e Coitox— Moveinelit tearly suepondeds nalos, 116 Topeat yestordsy'n quotstlons; recefpts, 1105 oxports, const, 1,808; stock, 40,607; usold, last even~ ing, 23,600, D- LD—~$1,10 G§ 3lunu|.—mgh¢, 3 premium; sterling, $5.38 MARIN . Yort ot Chicnge, July 11 nnd 12, AKRIVED, Behr 0, L, Jobuston, Munlstes, lnmbor, Behr J, B, Nowlund, Munictes, lunber, Sehr J. Catenpolo, Muskegon, limber, Sohir L. M, Davls, Muskegon, Tumber, Belir I, Iaydon, Muskegon, humbor, Behir J, Drésden, Ludlngion, wood, Hebr Thrye Brothers, Vermitlion, telograph poles, Helie Ella Donk, Clay Bunks, telegyaph polea, Sehr Wi, Bindth, Bouth Haven, huuber, Selir 7, 1%; DeCanidlos, Portage Lko, lunibar, Sebir If. 0, Albrobt, Ford Rivor, lumber, Sehir Mary MeVeu, Jacksonport, wood, Trop Piyruouth, Buftalo, sundles, Prop Merchant, Lutfalo, sundries, Hebr 0. N, Johiinon, Ford Tver, lumber, Sebr Sardinia, Muskegou, lnmbor, Behr 1hncs, Muskegou, lumbor, Sehie Helen Blood, Muskegon, limber, Henr Lumberian, Black Oreok, luinbor, Helir Farsta, Whith Lake, lumbor, Hohr 0, Micholson, Ludfugton, limber, Bebr D, Nowhall, Munisteo, lumber, Hehr Margaret Dall, Maulstee, lumber, Hebr J, J, Tuylor, Ford River, lumbor, Hebr Exporinen, Whils Lake, barke, Bohr Lololty White Lake, bark, fiehir Ente . Howard, Holland, tiark, Foom M, N, Duntnm, Portago 1ake, bark, Schy Nollie Wiider, Belir Onoods Hehr Buari uiTalo, coal, w, Els, coal, dlaveolnnd, coal, Behr Richard Winalow, Glevoinnd, coal. Btmy Caronn, ft, Josoph, swndrien, Trop Lake Droozs, Bonton Hurbor, sundrles, Bcbr Elgin, Kingston, salt, Hohr West 8ide, 0swego, ailt, Bolir Gem, Clay Danks, wood, 8tmr Hholoygan, Manitowoo, anndrlos, Belir Julhin Mogee, Oswego, coal, Drig Moohanlo, Gconto, Juinbor, Aohr Gerrit Smitls, Oswogo, coal, Hcow Sonth Blde, Whita Lk, lumbor, Behir Montmorency, Baginavw, enlt, Heow Granger, Ludwig's Mler, bark, Bchr El Tempo, White Rivor, lumber, Hohr Oatrich, Grocn Bay, lumber, Sohr 11, 0, 1leg, Portaga Lako, lutnber, Belir 11, Folgor, Fair 1inven, oonl, Beow Dan Hayos, Maniates, lumber, el 8, G. Audrows, Muulstao, lumber, Belir Cora), Biiver Lako, lumba Sohr M, F. Merriok, Baginaw, Bolir G, H, Warri Bohr Fetrol, Schr Melvina, Muskegon, fumber, Prop Menominoe, Miinkegon, sundics, Trop 8, O. Baldwin, Escanatia, iron ors, Bhrge Agnéa I Tatio, Lacantve, iron dre, Bnrk Ogaritn, Saginaw, lumber, Beow Mermnld, South Havon, bark, Behr J, Hibbard, Grand Haven, bark, Schr H, Rand, Kowauneo, bark. Bebir HRbama, Olevoland, coal, Sear Donaldon, Bufialo, coal, Hebir O, K, Hinos, Buifalo, conl, Hebr Bt Lswrauda, Olovoland, coal. Belr J, M, Hutelifion, Erle, coal, Bcow fien Blar, Point Baubie, lumber, Hcow Milton, Whito Lake, imber, Bebr Glid T{dlnfi, Whilta Lake, lumber, Scbe Guyalioga, Little Jay, lumber. Heow Boiith Llaven, Soutli Havon, lumber, Bohr 0. Bhaw, Boulh Haven, wooil, Schr Honeat Jolum, Ponbwater, Junibor, Bchr Jod, Duyal, Kewauneo, lumbors Behr Maino, Ludington, lusmbar. Bebr ¥, B, stnnxhr(dqo. Baugatick, plles, Bobir 3, A Traverao, ¥1no River, woods tiche Ciiba, Groen By, lumber. Jarge Moroury, Ludiugton, Tamber, 8elr Fiying Cloud, Big Sudmico, lumber, Selir Georgo Btec), 'Oconto, lumbar. Hchr Buona Viata, Vrankfort, lumber, Proy Clty of London, Owon Sound, stndles, Sche Thos, O, Birest, Owen Souni, Ught, Bobr Kato Hiuchman, Oconto, lumber, Solir Two Brothers, Kanistee, Jumbor, Selir Aunfo O, Hauton, Manlstee, lumbor, Heow Gladiator, Manisteo, lumber, Solir Chenango, Bufalo, coul, Barge Leracliel, Ludinglon, Tumber, Sclir Margaret Muir, Cliohoygan, timber, Y7op Oity of Concord, Ugdensburg, sundries, Bebr Porry Hunnah, Traverao iy, wood, Hehr Monalle, ¥at lock, lumbor, Schr Hero, Pentwrater, lumbor, Prop Newburg, Buffalo, sundrica, ‘Prop Idslio, Biiffalo, sundrios, Sche A, Rusb, Muskegon, lumber. Bohr 0,°J. Rosder, Muslegon, lumber, Bolir Myrtie, Muskogun, lumber. 8elir Lovi Grant, Muskegon, lumber. Prop Goorgo Dusibar, Mskigon, lumbet, Prop Waverloy, Buffalo, suntrice, 8elir Midulglit, Grand Traverso, wood, 8chr E, O, L, Grand Traversv, jumber, Prop George King, Bufislo, aalt, Barge O, L, Young, Hagingwr, lumber, Boir Abigail, Littlo Traverse, railroad ties, Prop Bkylurk, Dobeon's Creuk, bark, Bebr A, Pluggor, Holland, bark. Sohr Bortha Barncg, Menorince, lumbote Sehir Rosa Belle, Grand Hnvon, timbor, Selir ¥, B, Knapp, Buffalo, coat, gohir Mocking Dird, Butfal, conl. Scow Olirlatly) Muskenon, himbur, Behir Yronto, Ludiugton, lunbor, Scow Soa Bird, Menominey, wood. Barge Poshiiyo, Peabiigo, mbors Tiargo Advance, Peshtigo, lumbos. Scbr Livo Oak, Maniatoe, lambur, Prop City of Now York, Ogdensbirg, sundries, Prop Charlos Iteltz, Munisico, suudries, aryo Hurncany, Manistoe, sitnrics, Schir Comancho, Oswego, oal, Belir Australia, Muskegon. lumbor, CLEARLD, Bchr Pride, Duck Luke, 60 bales hay, 8ebr T, R. Bontles, Buffalo, 34,000 bt wheat, Sehr Waliln, Hollatd, 800 by cora, Belir H, O, Ileg, Portige Lako, G bris boef, 2 brls pork, and supdricn, Boow M. N, Dunliam, Collina’ Plor, 60 bu eats, 1 brt Deaef, Bchr Lizzio Doak, Bt, Joaoph, 40 kg bosr, 80 brls salt, Bcow Soutls Huven, Sonth aven, 13 cds stone, Belir C. N, Johnaon, Ford Jtivor, sundrlos, #tmr Gorona, St, Josoph, 40 sacks fead, Prop Lake Ifcezo, Benton Harbar, aundrise, rop Scatla, BufTilo, 25,880 L whoat, 16,610 bu corn, 4,600 b oats, 4,011 brls flour, Behr Irousldes, Onogo, 15,020 bu corn, Bargo Marluetto, Monominco, sundrics, 8elr Clty of Pafucavillo, Buflalo, 39,000 bu corn, Beow Milton, Whito Lake, 300 b cats, § tons foad, sud wundrios, Behr Bay Blate, Ponrattkes, § brls olt, and sundrice., Bark Cloveland, Monomine, 0 brls flour, and sundries, Prop Montann, Buffalo, 40,087 bu corn, 800 cases Jurd. Bebr N. H, Forry, White Liake, 400 Ibs' lard, 2 brls oll, snd sundrics, NIGNT OLEANANOCES, “Prop Mohawk, Buffalo, 8,700 Lu wheat, 13,000 ba corn, 400 Drls flour, 600 brls corn-meal, and sundries, ‘Prop donomiuco, Grand Linvea, 85 brls pork, 16 brls ofl, and sundries, 8tmr Shieboygan, Manitowoe, sundries, Trop Jay Gould, Buffalo, 8,245 bu wheat, 10,007 bu corn, 11,535 bu oats, 00 brla flour, 160 brls pork, 500 pl ofl-cake, Sebir Wiiliam Smith, South Haven, sundrics, ‘Erop Plymouth, Buifalo, 1,185 bris four, 2 400 aacks ofl.onke and sundries, Schir Soa Bird, Bulfaio, 18,500 bu corn, Trop Colin Campbell, Buftalo, 31,140 bu corn, ‘Prop Morchant, Bufalo, 4,000 b Lrley. Prop Merchiaut, Exlo, 4,000 bu corn, 11,600 cats, 1,000 te lard, And 75 vessols cleared lght, ‘brla porlk, Tinke Freights ‘Were dull and wosk, Tho aeking rate for corn by sail wundc. Tates by steam quoted at 3kc, The following yessela load corn on owners' avconnt for Buffalo : Schrs Seabird, Znck Chiandlor, Olty of Paincsville, and pron G, Campbell, s prop wlyinouth taen corm om throngh rate. Bavge Guiding Star, corn through via Saraln, To Ogdeusburg—Prop Uoncord, cord, through, Total, 7; capacity about 195,000 bu corn. Veaneln Passed Port Huran. Snecial Dispateh to The ‘quo Tribune, Pon flunow, Mich,, July 11.—PAssED Dowx—Proj Fhiladeiphia, Montgomery, Nobrasks, Iudla, Lowell, anu Ralcigh With Iato Winslow ; barks ¥. B. Rice, Ma- xiu, Asriit, aud Two Familiea ; achrs Fauno, Jaue, Belle Euiu A. Mayer, Newaboy, North Copo, Edil, asd Su- perior, P A0 Up—Drops James Tisk, Lowell, snd Huson ty, ‘Wixp—Northeast, blowing fresh, Hinols & Michlgan Canal. Buwozrotr, 1l, dily 1l—AmmvEp—Dosrd of Fealth, Sunumit ; 8iigo, Willow Spriugs, 50 tous ire; Martin Hogon, Lemout; Essoz, Oltawa, 2,800 bu cor tbrederick, Otfawa, 6,200 bu 'sorni Oeh. Sherinan, Beneen, 6,100 bu corn? Lilly, Morcis, 6,100 bu corn } ‘Elizabit, Lockport, 1,000 bria mon), 30 urls flour, Miscelinneoun, cit10AG0, The tng Ward collfiled witl o vessol Baturdsy, run~ ning a e futo ber whool und losjug her smoki-stdok, 8l ias gono on Miller's dry-dock, —The tug Crawford accldontally tan aline tuto her ‘wheol, domuging her to suich an oxtent that ele had to go on Siller’s dry-dock for repairs, —Tlie beantiful steam excursion-yaoht bullding by Bates & Co, for Mossrs, Llewott & Myors is uoarly comploled, and wilt bo latiched in a few doym, Her bottom in pufated copper-color, snd tho tap, sidos, and calins wiite, As shenow stinds on the stocks sbe prosculs » very stylish sppearance. Good Judges suy sl will bo vory switt, —Owing to thio favorablo wind Jast Saturdny, » large float enteved this hurbor, The lumber markor was o dul, bt fow of tho eargoes (a tho sivor sinding ora. N fhe nclie Waferdsy, from Ohanmont, N. X., are rived ut this horbor Satuirdsy for tho first ‘teio, ” Bhio is owned by Messyy, Folger, Enos & Copely. 8o can carey 19,000 Dushiela of whiest 1u 10 feet of water, Capt, DI Vincout 8 her commander, —Sovoral lake Gaptalus roport Baving sees, lash Pl sy night sbout 13 o'clock, whills Off Racine, & most Drillant moteor skooting aéruss tho Lorizon ffom sonth to north, flluminating tho entiro sky, 1t fually broko inton lafge number of fragments, giving a roport Hiko distant thunder, —~Tliery {s at lcast one honcet _elovator man fn this clty, whicl: {a consiierably move than can be sald of diifmikoo. Tho Ovogd Tinies roporte that tha seh 8. T, Atwater, which woa londod at this city with 10,000 Lusliels of corn, unioadsd st tho Qorn Exchanga Ldovador (n thut city' 10,301 bushels, Laviug, there- Tore, 901 bushels over, ELsEwEnE, Tho canal-boat Minncsolu, corn-ladon, sunk in the lockat Rocloktar, Felioy. —The chrJolin Tiroden sprung her fore-mast-head while pussing through tho Simits of Muckiuaw, sk upon arriving st Oswera broko Ler topesil-yard by collimon with an elsvator, —Tlie nuw achooner Mongusgon was launched at “Tronion on the Oth, Bho ja ownod by Oapt, A, A, . nor. 8he i full canal size, with a grain capacity of 20,000 £0 23,000 bushels, fapt, Turnwr intonds putiing Do in the fraln trudo, o tugs Authouy and Mertlll, yeatorday marning mndu an tinaicoessful aftemyt fo locato (Lo wreok o tho tug Iia I, Leo, sunk off North Yoint, Thoy will rouuyr thelr acareh 'whenevor opportunity proseuts, —Vensolmen_decribe the cutrance lulo Buginaw Rivor as dificult of flnding excopt in elear weather, 1t is evonno cusy task fo loave that placo oxcoptin ir weathor, Tlia bauks are Hined with buoys, but 060 canuot be seon In thick weather, —Tho Milwaukee Sintinel suys: ¥ The tug Hag- ormun oleared {or Obicago Feidsy ovoulng to Lrivg fo this port a *clum-shell ! dorriek, recoutl purclinsed by Mosere, ftarke & Conro, Tho dorrl yrlil bo used 1n counection with tholr drodges for dil~ fng boyoud the reach of the dippor, and will in s mena- 1ro supplant the wheelbnrrow-brigado at [Foiont ema ‘ployed 10 remove tho sund from scows, T Viflwaukeo Blfp-Yard Company havo lot flis contruct for ralslizg two uscd-up soctions of dry-dock which havo been sunk T thefc allp for many yen Whon ralsed thoy are to botowed out fnto the lake, and el adrift, “Tlheso docks wers ainong tho Brat aver bullt fn Milwaukee, —Aboat ¢ o'claok Tucsdny afternoon the ateamer Straugor, plylug bolween Oharlotts and Yrondegnolt Yay, Lako_Outarlo, ran _ashoro near (he e tirsoze Hotse, Shorily aftorwards a tremendous siuall cana from the north, and drove her In badiy, broulsido to {leuhoro. A umber of passeugors Were on board, Tout all ware safuly lauded, —Ltarly Monday niornitg, an the stesmer Corinthisn waa runilug the Kaching Hapids, she wss carried sgainat Bpllt Rook by & hrricane and sunk, Hop e g i stated. ' A Montren! lafegram stofos that 1t whl bo vo diflout to tescuo lior, The stoamer OAproy wis su in tha 8t, Lawronco about the asmotime, Thoe pose songers and crows of both stcamers wore savod, ~—Tlio damage done to lack No, 2l, in tho Wolland Canal, g beon upnlrul’ nnd_nnvigation resumod a Thursd: afternoon, A ¢l miostly gllfld up. RISk - A WADR—Tn (ha elty, Tuly 19, Afieg 3, ugel . . e s 2 Ao 3, Wade, daugh- gl tako lacy 1o et il renldbin of har parents, cornor of Lincoln'and Iarrison atroats, o0 e thungs by 0ars 10 Catrary Gomotors. it B e e, 1n Norih 3fay strooly - July 13, Katio, 150 bolored’ dacubise Ot Sgondar. gy 1. by At Eulexey esmotory inoral Mondar, . by chee to Catexry Gemstory. Tyionis of the ety st fxviteq with 'r'imunmroh—unnxrfid-v".x Ty 10, - Jarmoa Andoon iyl try |uxo:"rn'='um'13'n".'l“: on rnaon, promptly at 1 o'loo Porar and Fatl, oarnor” Bosih /ashivgton streats: from thonco by oarriagos TIE-0n Sandap, Jaly13, Kittyd., and M T Marathy hecd 8 mossha ang wthingral frois 146 Bouth Ollntou-st., Monday, a, oo Calvary . ‘Suddonly, Sanday, Julr 18, st rosiden Jlaio” A, ‘wile 'of Goorgo. Oatiln, auad 3 . Frionds of the family in- e QAT Ll Vi 1y b Lasds, Bngland, ‘e doae’ mathiar ot SPECIAL NOTICES, Centaur Liniments allay patn, subdas swelliogs, heal buros, and will cue rheumatism, wpavis, aud any flest, bono or musels allmont. The White Wrapper is for family use, ths Yellow Wrappor is for Prios 50 contet lergo battlos 81, Amx animats, Children Cry for Custorln.~Fleasant to take—s poraot subatitute for Castor O, but moro efoacions in rogulating ths stomach and bowsls, AUGTION SALES, By ELISON, POMEROY & GO. i Englemool TIITS DAY, Monday, July 13, Aftornoon at 2 o'olook, Evening at 730, WILL Bl OONTINUED, AT OUR STORIE, 84 & 86 Randolph-st., R. C. GIVINS® GREAT LAND SALE, AT AUCTION, 700 LOTS, SO0TH EARLEWOOD ELISON, POMEROY & 00.) Anctionours 5 a: 8 Randolph-js. _ By ELISON, POMEROY, & CO. SPECIAL SALHB o FINE TEAS. Wednesday Morning, July 15, at 10 o'clock, At our Store, 84 & 86 Randolph-: “We will scli an invoics of about 75 Packages of Fine Teas, Uunslating of YOUNG HYSON, GUNPOWDKR, IM- :‘flgg £ aild GOLONG, sl 2o ‘avdo Tour: "Balé pors ELISON, POMEROY & CO., Auctioneors. 2 2 e = (BSTABLISUED 1856) By Wil A. BUTTERS &'CO., | . AUOTIONEERS, No. 108 EAST MADISON-ST, NEW, OLD AND RARE MISCELLANEQUS BOOKS| BY OATALOGUE, Monday Afternoon, July 13, at 2 o’cloclk, AT 168 MADISON.ST, WM. A. BUTTERS & 0O., Auetioncors, Toots and Shoes, liats, Caps, and Straw Goods, Ofall Kinds, Tuendoy moraine, Tuly 14, at3) o'clook, a3 u salasrooim, 108 Eoal MGt CHE ERIEOOI A An BUTTEIS & 00., Anctioncers. Lofs §3 ad 24, Block 2, In Rawnon & Ackerloy’s Bubdivision, Bage tion 4, Town 38, Range 14, Tuosdoy Aftere noon, July 14, at 3 o'clock, st108 Madison-ste ‘WM. A. BUTTEKS & CO., Auctlonoora. Tew Furnitare, Carpets, Tavle Cullery, Crockery, BUGALES, nnd HARNESS, Wednosday, July 16, at 8% erotock At IE A A HUTins & 0., Aucttonoors, Dry Goods, Hosiery, and Notions, o, Eancy, D Suoday THOraT) a5 ¢ 9% crelosks 8L oML A BULTERS & 'CO., Auctionaers, By GEO. P, GORE & CO., 68 & 70 Wabash-av. DRY GOODS. Regular Auction Sale Tuesday, July 14, at 9 1-2 a. m, Dross Goods, Clothing, Pioco Gooda, Hoslery, Underweyr, and White Goodse Linens, Liace Goods, Notions, &o. Hats, Caps, and Straw Goods. GEO. P, GORE & CO., 68 aud 70 Watasiiar, FINE LINES OF DESIRABLE BOOTS, SHOES, AND SLIPPERS ;V!" bo offercd at our sale on WEDNESDAY, July 15, ad % e GEO. P. GORE ¢ CO., 8580 30 Wabiusli By WILLIS, LONG & CO. 105 and 197 Randolph-at, Mortgage Sale. 27 EAST WASHINGTON-ST. AT ATUCTION, Qu MONDAY, Furaituro of ol Tuly 18, at 10 a'olovk a, m., the entica bty roviun, ooeliiog o1 i Hodt Bureauns, Washstands, Chalrs, Ifxtonsion ‘Tublu Burlui Uade, ‘Mlerors, Halr, 3toss buther Pillowy Blankets, Hrns: tovo and Broll Tlatod Waro, Temoved to Storo 27 Enst Washington-st. for convenience of sale, WILLIS, LONG & Cf ‘Uomportor, Oountocpanos s and Wool Carnaty Tatgo Hatol Hoating Btovas, Crookury, Glas & Auatlonesr. ey R T 3 ‘Rugtione on 3 "6 Watt Takoeats - Tteitulns Sutits odnosdey Saturday Brenings at 73§ p. i, ‘and Batur Wewlll soll on Tucrday, July 1, at10 &, m., at our waro Tooma, No, 638 Wost Lake.st, & large lino of HOUSEHOLD GOODS, 3-Ply and Ingrain Carpots, Mar- Ylotop Uhanibor Sots, Loutges, Ligraws, Tibios, i Tacioy Sute, Urockory, (iammste, " Tiod Ware, Hioveas 40, 0. Gumo wnrly'wiut seuure BULS & G0y Anctloneors, OHATTEL MORTGAGE SALE, On Thureday, July 16, at 104, ., wo whi ssll tho ontire ' olonts of Kl estauraut, . 101 Bt s, Gomatating of 12 Masbio-top Tablos, Olialis, Gat Fiztuces, e O ot Unearcio Tobim Shive: Ci. Cru oty Glamwaro, Platod Waes aln, aiie. i aud Bruller, odst et Balo tiyoant Wil ¥, 10D 00, Au HARRISO. “ROCEK WELE & WILLIAMS. BSpoolal Auctlon Bale, Tucadar, July 1, 9380, my of NEW AND USED FURNIPURL, &c., At 204 and 208 Madieor Rovolving Monlny tho onne tents of au slogant private reaidonoe, to Luseld at onc Gonipala ns to Mk w apacial walo, wiion wo ¥ill soll, i QUL Ay rosortos Fino Darlor and Ubbior Moty Tap eud Blsok Walunt Buroaus,Cuntra Tublbs,sud ol modos, Brusola and Tugralo Carp trussse, an Siriie: GorkShavon, sotclazatom, sb v reriiyal usyold Uopds. 3 Unriigon iu"'l'ln:fi":n:".&- ‘iatnily Bowing Maohiuos, 1 Nerrls Mgy ruol .y N0 eSOy, RooKWALL & WILLIAMS, Austionsorsy St