Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, July 26, 1874, Page 9

THE CHICAGO DAILY TRIBUNE: SUNDAY, JULY 26, 1874. 9 (lie eako of a harlot. They ehow in th s snd writings & knowledge of men and whicn astonishes 20 iubabitant of the which newspspera are read by men oy Lave shown that women may be p0d refined, and honest, and may yet desire emchise. Aud tiey will probsbly get i e e tho leaders with wlich tho move- uutry is carsel scold manking ith th I it posalrs iB i fog Lefort gest 18 this €0 i campliancee -senlons . EEusband ‘f‘;;m ana Fatally gmaisurd Pasy (July 20), C Toe Village of Siatinizton, Lebhigh County, in zion Lelow here, Is-greadly excited ic tragedy which cecurrad and Mrs. John Jonee. Elatington abont three yesraago. o sonng mav, s Welshman, sud worksd e oteies, At tho hotel where bo boarded © e the sequaintazce of a bendzomo and ¥Elly sowng girl, omplorod as table- 6 fhey were morried soon after, T ot 8 catand=dog's lifo ever since. o pwated iree funes, twice be- Seanciled, tho third separation ro- the tragedy. The cause of their iordinate jealousy ou the pars of . e habitually charged his wife witl ihfalness to him. nd three weeks ago feft oot o tho coal regions. o was not ard of until rday, when he appeared in J 3 ‘moody and_sullen, and fonds that bo hadit on icg are Mr. Jcaes caino te o0 Wil o His anthority was an suonymous lotter £00 0 e tohavo recuived while avay. All ef- l:'ximd.\ub’flse his mind on tho matter ed, do po porglt tlio vlace wlero bis wife was o aboutd oclocks at night. Ho entered ;:' oom and found ber iu bed. A quarrel + once arse between them. Jones charg- B o e Iufidelity avd an intention to run i o el on Ler part added to his rage, Ao drew o large carving-kuife ho Lad ob- 0 i samerbero, and beforo sha could oludo tina b g2ized er by the hair aud drew the keen Jross ber throat. o then reloased her, e nged tho knifo into lis own_stomach. T caro thatit would find & vital part, Lo 3 ross (b _room and droso tho bandle P the wall, eending the biade of tho A3 pon clear throgh bis Dods, the point com- o slmost four iuches abovo the oot of the £8 0 When Mrs. Jones was reloacd by her Foderons busband sbe slartod toxurds the B eing »murder.” Beforo Lo reachod i 74 el o thio slocr nuconscions. 4o ries attracted tho aticution of - others sn the house u=d several Tuebad to tho Toom. 1irs. Jones lay near the door. and Jones noar tho Saiow. both in pools of blood. The woman yunconscions, The man was eroaming, and atoted 3 Lorrid Eight, tho handlo of tho knifo Fairatiag from Lis stomach, a0d blood oozing T ffom romnd it at every deep, long breath ho e, Tie knife was drawn from tho wound, 154 Jones made a frantic etfort to_regain pos- Ein of it, crying, * Lot mo finish it!” Both {a victizns were laid on & bed, and s physician tommonert, He propounced them both fatally Sonaded, but restored tho womau fo conacions- Jeis, They were both still alive at last ac- s. m?:e story of the intended elopement can be faced to Bo anthentic gource, aud it is not be- Jered. As to whethor theletter Jones allezed Lereceived giving bim the mforztion was genu- L or written by Jones himse., thero is con- senable dillerence of opinion. o ‘L child belonging to the victims of thistragedy dss been taken in chargo by s relative of 3lrs. Jones. AFather Cuts the Throat of ¥is Child and Kills Mimsclf. pirmingham, Conn. (July 21), Corrcspondence of the Hpbren O S erat, 7 ) v Jn event tools place hero this morning which for brutalty and cool calcalation stands’ wnpar- Allsled in Connecticat’s criminzl history. It took lace st nine o'clock this morning in tho little azlet of Shelton, on the Huntington side of the Honsatonic Rtiver, within the town limits. of bam. A mEl named John Jackson, employed at the iron and steel works in Birmingham, went $o bis lbor 25 n>ual at 7 o'clock. He was evideutly in s perturbed stata of mind, 23 he did not behave s nsual, which was noticed by his companions. Trere soemed to be something on his mind. He ot oo his apron, but instead of beginning work, he lounged sronnd the shop. In this con- ection it may be stated that Jackson was mar- Tied some yoars ago to the widow of one Joln Bedfield, also of Pirmingham. Mis. Rediield ud oo daugbter, who sfterwards became the ¥ite of Mr. Uscar Smith. Jackson was of & qumelsome disposition, and especially 80 when wderthewiinence of liquor, to the 1mbibition of which be waa aadicted. Iu one of bis drunken £ overa year ago, be attacked Mrs. Jackson viba large kuifo, cattng Ler garmonts literally iopieces;.Lus inflicting no injuries. .5k found iimpossible to bear . the nbuse which her Lus- iudhorped mpon ber, and, leaving bim; went brewiti ber son-in-law, Mr. Coruish. Act~ izgonder legal adsice, #he €oid the major por- tmof Ler lonseliold furnitare, which §o oxas- Jeated Jnclmon that Lo threstened vengeanco Ganber, He was impelled to rencw his threats he found her bappy and enjoyiug berself with wars. These things had so wrought upon him 31 his state of mind this morning is accountod 7, Viiting mntil ho saw Afr. Cornish puss the Hehworks on Lis way to the pm-factory near, Inieon threw off his arron, put on Lis hat, aud st for the residence of Mr. Cornish in Shel- 10, Futering tlo Louse, he bogen tho use of gdand threatening language. Ho pretended hewished 10 talk to Lis wife, wished to sce the litte by, snd demanded that she listen to him 20d grant his request. Mrs. Cornish was fright- eved, s mid sho could nob entertain’ him; be had sopthing to eay, he had best write it. This he refased to do, when she advised him to zetire, and not compel her to call assistance. She goon left the Liouse for that purpose. Jack- £ then ruehed icto the bedroom, whero Mm. Jackson, his wife, was lying. She, feeing the angrv and _ desperaie look of Yer husband, nlso made o move to rush fom the louse. Their little boy, aged % sears, waa gented in tho lop of his grand- noer, little dreaming of the awful fate Witing him. Jackson had always loved this <uld, bat conld not endure the happiness it was ©joring, inasmuch as it contributed to the hap- Fhess of awoman whom he had lenrned to Eim, if he did not hate. He approached and #ke o the lady and cxtended Lis arms, as if to exbrace and kiss the child, She permitted him ©ido, when the fiend scized tho lad by the bur, pulled his head back, and, quicker than Tebtning, drew the biade of & jackkaife, which 1ad concealod in his sleeve, across the throat oltke child. Blood flowed. the lady ecreamed “dassistance came. Tho fcene that followed 0pen can descripe; but the end was not yet, Tt madmen hadazzother bloody dezd to perform. orsrear oy, hearing the eriss of the boyand #crenms of the woman, rushed into the boueo Iin time to sce Jackson draw the bloody ime :‘dflmt twice across Liz own throat, cutting it ' ear toenr, wd elmost dissevering the 1% frst stabbing Limself threo timea 10 tho h}"flr. and cutting the muscles and sinews of arms zbove the eibow. Irom the effects of “0 wounds the frantic man aied in about Y minutes. P Deardsley and Shelton were summoned dewed up tho gashes in the_boy's neck, and parlhing wes done 1o savo o life, which nt this vement i3 dospaired of. Jir. and Mrs. Curnish .dmost fiantic, and Lave the sympathy of jo Yhale town. ‘It is currentiy bLelieved that e intention was to bave’fulied bis wifo Gf ber daughtor mest, then tho cluld, eud bl bimself. Fortunately for those wbom vhus 50 long worried and barassed he was Sesaful in the last particular. sl e GRARND HAVEN. Tee following wera among the errivals from g0zt the Cailer House, Grand uven, “hE o past weck urk, E, A, Ots, B, D. Magruder, L. DePug, fi;‘&f\mu. o W Hal, T, Yoy, 1 ght, F. H. Vilctle, dge and wife, Duvis, C. . Swain and wi ribington, J. G. Stows, T. C. Hateh, Jumes Duilock, Tice, Billy arry . W gLy Brafoard, Jonn S. Cowas, William Coclirane 1nd ot Ul Aucrron, Cheries v 16 George Vs 1, w51, G. Stowe, G. Music, J, 1. McCormick, B. C. % A Ouskin, & Linden, A, 3, Mills, W I 5 M. Eayne, B, Wuyne, J. B. Lickey, Cal- Glat Collir,' W, Bafeleller, W. M. Donald- ton, 3. B, Walter, E. C. Reichwald, D. L Bailey, J. C. Powell and wifc, Theo, me, Trowbridge, Master Trowbridge, Mis J.H. Bwan and wife, Miss Swany, J. W. Parker, T.G. #, 3L borne, W, L. Piuney, J. F. log es Trowbridge, Mies I, Northrup, le Cady, W. F. Ou- ra snd family, Plamondon and wifo, Thomas Burrows and 5’;03-;‘"""' Mra. E. B. Rusecll, 11, W, n‘e?.,.fil‘:; L) Joha G. Wilson, John McLainbur, i lson, b, C. 'W. H. Daniels anud wife, . C. 0} al, J. Randall, J. 1L Qu SumE W Orcutt and wife, Mi Cuswell uud wife, Miss Ewen, M .\lmbe ol Tayler, W, nd wi E. . Bwan, J, H, P %, 8. 12 gers, N, Borge, W. 1, Westherwar " GOV, CALDWELL. Ylow fie Dicd—Sketch of Ilis Lifc. From the D (N, C.) Crexcent. Gor. Tod R, Caldsall died n)r. Hillshoro Satur- day eventng at 15 minules to 6 o'clock. He lell this city in apparent good hoalth Thursday, and ihet moming he was in_the stockLolders’ mect- ing at Iillsboro. Death no doult was on him 'l,hcu. About 2 o'cleck that day he saw Maj. l‘_e:n‘C:un on tho strect and told him that Lo didn't feel well; that Lo gosa mean drink of waler at Durham, and it made him sick. He went to Col. Tom Ruflin's, and shortly com- plained of pains in his stomach. e suffercd tho whole night. On Friday Dr. Strudwick called. Iriday evening the pain eccmed to ba alisyed nod the Governor thought ho was better, and Eeo thought all his frionds; but the physicians inew better, for his pulse ws potting weaker, Friday night at 10 o'elock Dr. Strndwick seat for Dr. 1. lurke Haywood, of this _city. the Governor's private physicion, Saturdey morning the Governor 0! bright und’ comfortable. Tho spezial train arrived about 1 o'clock, briuging Dr. Hay- wood. His mind seemed clear aud lus sirongth viss wonderful. Lio was coutinually falling iuto fitful naps that would last about five minutes. Not one bour before he died they had him up on the foor, and Maj. Tom Caw and bns wife end brother took hold of his arm to help him back to 2d, sud tho Goveruor swd to him, * Never mind, Tommyz, I think I can walk back more comfortably b¥ myself,” and ho did do it, put- ting ono kince aud bis hands on tho bad and then Iiiuging bis other knee, and ho fell ovor in bed and . exclaimed, “Now I feel moro com- fortable,” About n, Lalf an hour be- fore ho dicd ho asked 4lr. Ioulhac to lift him up in bed. and said: *‘If you dou't Lift mo up, I wiil get up myself.” He liftod him and proppod him with pillows, and_tho doctors being present, ho weai down stairs to takea smoke. Returning in about bwenty minutes, ho found Gov. Culdwell lying out on his back and breathing a8 geutly a2 an iufaut. Dr. Jobn K. Ruflin, & ton of Judgo Luffiv. was holding bis pulse. In a vers fow minates Lo had fallen asie2pin death, without 2 atir or the moveofa muscle. The doctore say that Lis whols system was poisonsd with the uric’ acid from his liver {:ud»k'.dno;s, aud thai it had cven reached Lis rain. Frow: the Ruleizh (N, C.) Gov. Caldwell was born_in Morgunton, Burke Couaty, Feb. 19, 1817. His father, John Cald- well, was an_Irishman, who in 1500 seteled in Morgauton, and becanie a, leading merchant of tho place. e waa educated b the Ubi- vergity of Noith Caroliua, whenco he gradusted with distinguished honots in 1840, Ho was immediately admitted to the Dar, sud the E2mo year was electad Prosecuting-Attorney for Lis native county. He took an active part in politics, aud was clected to many positions of tr for several yeara a momber of the lina House of Commons from Durke County, and in 1850 was elected to tho State Senate. In 184S o wag on the Electoral ticket which cast the vote of the Stato for, Taylor and Tillmore. Ho was & Menry Clay Whig of tho most enthu- siastic stripe. In 1505 ho was appointed 2id to Provisional Gov. Holden, aud tho same year was elected o delegnte from Burke to the fir-t State Cenvention which was called after tho War. In 1867 be was nominated by the Ropublican party for Lientenant Govertor, to which ofiice he was elected. Mo wasinangurated on the 1st of July, 1828, and. as presiding oilicer of tho Semate, d@scharged his duties in such a man- ner 88 to secure the euncomiums of tbe members of both political par- ties. On the deposition of Gov. IHolden by the Legislature in Docember, 1870, Gor. Caldwell succceded to the Executivo chair. To April, 1872, he was nominated on the first ballot as the Republican caudidate for Govern- or,and was olected by & majority of 2,000. As a criminal lawyer, Gov. Caldwell stood at the head of his profession in tho circdit whero ho practiced, and in all the mutations of pasiica never failed of an election before the people when ho was a candidate. His family reside in Burke County, 2t his home, in the same housg whero Gor, Caldwell was boro. Gov. Caldwall leaves a widow and three wmarried daughters. Jra. Caldwell's maiden namo was Miverva Kape. Shewas raised in Ilillaboro. Tie Gov- ernor was_sent by his father to school to ham in Hillsboro, end he there became acquaint- ed with Miks'Kano. 'Their only son was killed (azed 17) st the -battle of Gatirsburg. It isn sad coincidence tbatat Ilillsboro, never his Tonse, Gov. Caldwell sought his early education, ‘married bis bride, aud met his death. 2 —_—— Paganini’s First Vi to Enzland, Tie nnpression made by Paganini at his first coucert was overwhelming. **‘The crowd in the Opera-House was wild with oxcitement. He bad to play nearly everything twice over, and’ wag not only greeted with vehemont clapping of Jands, but evory leay leancd forward out of her box to wave her handkerchief at Lim; peopls in the pit stood up on the bonchos, shouring ¢ Hur- ral! Bravo! Neither Sontag vor Pasta made such an imprassion here, much lesa any other aris! Moscheles complains in hiz diary of his utter inability to find Janguaga capabls of convaying a description of l'aganini’'s wonderful perforin- scce. ““Had that long-drav, Soul-scarcling tone lost for a single secoad its balance, it woult Lave lapsod into a discordant cat’s-mow; but it never did 80, and Paganini’s tono was always his own, and unigue of its kind. 'The thin strings of his instrument, on which alone it was possiblo to conjure forth those myriads of mnotes, and trills, and cadenzas, would have been fatal in tho bandsof any other vioiin-player, but with bim they wero indispensablo adjuucts, nod, last- 17, Lis compositions wero 5o ultra oniginal, £o completely in bharmony with the weird snd strango figure of thoman, that, if wanting in depth and earnestness, tho daticiency nover be- trayed itself during the suthor's duzzlmg dis- play of power.” . “Fhe fover of enthusiasm continued, and to en- sble Paganini to understand the ' rapturous phrases 1 the newspapers, Jrs. Moschelcs trans- lated them into Italinn for bhim; these encomi- ums, high-flown 23 they were, were outdone by Paganini's own lotters of gratitude. Paganiui is frequently at friends’ houses, whero be plays both violin “snd teaor alternately in his own quartets. Mori commissions Moschelles: to Write for bim a piece, **Gems o la Paga- niui,” but_takes tho precaution of first socur- ing Paganini’s consent. A day and a half sullice 4o comploto {his composition, and then Mori au Moschsles go together to tho wily Iiplia Moscheles plays to him his * Musical Portra picce written in close imitation of Pagani roulades znd cadenzas, Paganini fulls on neck, and emothors Lim with compliments. “rihis wonderful imitation, this manner, thig secnrate rendering of bLis cadenzas, he foucd Vetuvendous,’” At that moment, of courso, thero was bnt ono Moscheles. What was Hum- mel in comparison ? Lummol and others had tlso written Fantasiss “ala Paganivi,” but they had displeased Lim : he had protesicd agamet them. I'his arrangement was the only riglitone, sreal Lonor to Llm, etc. He went onin this strain ; but we shall see furtber on what amount of sincerity and trath ley boneath it. Of course, Morcheles heard him frequently, in order to study Lus maouer and style more ac- curately. After the sixth concert he makes the followng adwiesion: * My mind is peculiarly vacillating about this artist. First of all, not! Tg could esceed my srprise end adwiratiol 115 constant and venturesome flights, his newl discovered souzce of flzgeolot tones, fusing -and besutifyiug subjects of the most Tieterogencons kind : ail thexo phases of genius £6 completeiy bewildered my musical percep- tions, that for several days Vafler\xmd my head veemed on fire and my brain recled. 1 mnover ‘earicd of the intense expression, eoft sud meltihg like fhat of an Italian singer, which %.m could draw from bhis nalm‘ and Caszied as I was, I could mot quarrel with Jum for adopting tho ‘‘maniers del gatto,” 2 term of opprobrium, showing how averae the faliane are to this style, which I dishko 80 in- tensely that I ehould ouly like to hear it once every lecp year. Suflicelt to &3y, my admira- fionof this phenomenon, equally endowed by natire and art, was boundiess, Now, however, after hearing him frequentiy,all this is changed ; in every onoof his_compositions I discover tho some ciects, which beizays o povety of inven- tion , I aiso find both his etzle and mapuer of playing monotonous, His concerios are besuii- a1, and have even their grand moments ; but they remind me of o brilliant fireswork on & summer's ove, one flash succceding the other— effective, admirable—but slways the same. Ifis “Sonate Militaire,” and other pieces heve o gouthern glow about them, but this Lero of the Siolin caunot dirpense with the Toll of tie drum; and completcly as ho may annibilute his Jese showy collengues, 1 long for a little of Spobr's earncstacss, Baillot's power, and even Mnyeeder's piquancy. It may pessibly be tuet the ,map, who grows more and more ‘sntipa- tico’ to me every day, prejudices my judgment of the artist. Hois so disgracefully mean. Ican't Youch for the truth of the story that he gave bis sorvant a gallery-ticket on the condition of bis serving Lim gratuitonsly for one day, but this at all events is certain, that Lablache of- fered him £100 to play at Lis Lenefit, but Paga- nini refused, and the great singer had to allow 4im one-third of the receipts of his concert. When the opers coucerts, thirteen in number, ceased to command full attendances, Le bezan A series in the London 'Lavern, in the city. This was thought unwortiy of o great artist’ but it was all one to him, for ho makes money tLere.” The letter which eupplies theso extracts was writtenin July. A few weoks later, immeodiate- Iy alter the publication of the second and third of the ** Gems,” Pagavini mado o legal motest, doclaring the work a musical piracy. Of courso, this wae a question concorning the publisher. 3oscheles, however, went to Paga- nini and asked i Vhiy, didn’t you give me your permiszion ?” Anewer—* Yos, for tho firat book, but not for the sccond and the third." The conversation led to nothing; Paganini went to Beotiaud, and the lawsuit commenced. On Lis reture Puyavini visited Moscholes, and, aftor 8 great deal of circumlocution, offered him the froe sale of the three books of *Gems,” if he would consent to make a pienoforte accompam- mont for twelve small violin picces of his own. Mescliclos gave o ratber unwilling conseat, ro- fusing, however, Pagauint’s furthor demand that hio_should pat his name to tho title-page. Tkis point Paganini gave up, and then s discussion ensued about the law cosis. At last Mori was lad to bo moderately victimized, Paganini bav- mg at st tulkod ubout w0 less than £500 dam- g, and Moscheles rejoiced * at boiug quit of au episode littie worthy of on artist, and baving dono witl these dreadful lawyers."—From Re~ cent Music and Musicians, by Jynafz Moscheles. gy e, Iomsn Ruins and IXelics. Rome Correxpondence Boston Daily Advertiser. _ The excavations continue to porgess the samo interest, but they are mot pushed on with as mnch vigor on account of the season; the labor- ere are nceded on the Campagna for harvesting, and the extreme and unusual heat of the month of June this season has provented those from working steadily who havo remaincd at the Scavit., There have. becu ‘somo excoedingly in- teresting discoverics mado outside of Rome. At Corvotri ( Care tetus), the most southern city of ancient fitrutia, Lelweon Romo aud Civite Veceliia, in the property of Siguor Boccaners, an ancient calendar has been found ; it is cut in miwrblo, and i onc of the kind that was placed by the ancient-cities of tho Roman Empirc in their town-halls, This Cervetri calendar con- tains the six first months of the year, with tha in- dications of all ibo daily religious and political festas. Tho other half of the year, from July to Tecember, has not been fonnd. In tho samo place Prince Ruspoli discovered somo terra cotta bas reliofs which, I am told, are truly magniti- cent; they aro artistically paiuted in & style of art work hitherto unknown. nborer found, & fortnight ago, in the envirous of Palombara, a large medal, whick has on its roverse the funeral of Pertinax. Mo sold it for 10 francs to the man who Lkeeps thecigar znd and tobacco shop which is on tho Piazza Barbe- rioi, nesr the corner house made famous by Tans Christian Andersen in the Improvitatore, and a50 as the residence of Margaret Fuller, i shop 18 well known ; it is the rend>zvons of tho Campagna men, who come to Rome on Sun- day and congregate in this piszza, whero they mako their working enzagemeuts for ‘tho ensu- ing week, The next day thé cigar dealer sold tho medal to Signor Fasenati for 500 francs. Now the cbief Vatican medslist is in treaty with Signor Fasenati; ho offers 1,500 franes for the medal. “Phore hias been” fonnd on the Esquiline, near tho ancient Villa Massimi, another wall made up entirely of picees of broken marble sculpture. This is the sisth which has been discovered to bo compoeed of such precions fragments:: In tbis last and sixth wall isa colossal imperial statue, nude, broken up into a thousand picces ; @ beautiful bust of Fanatina the youoger, intact; another of some Roman personage of tho first century; a fragment of a calendar with a mon- tion of the Feast of the Faun held in the Tibur- tine Istand; a Hermes, with an unknown, bearded head; two heads of a canefora, orna- miented with 8 twisted crown; a bead of & young Bacchus; thres cylindrical and spherical vases, and a bronze vase with handles fillod with an- cieut wheat. e eee S Agriculture in Palestinc. A contributor to the London Standard, on the subject of agriculture in Palestine, says : “’As public atiention 18 now being invited to the condition of Syris, it moy be interesting to learn that, ot o meeting of the Biaxd of Depu- ties of tho Bntish Jews held last Wednesday week, letters wero road from Sir Moses Monte- fiore, Bart., referring for their best considera- tion & letter addressed to him by Col. Gawler, son of the organizer of our present flourishing colouy of Sonth Australia, propounding s scheme for thoe enconragement of agricnlture in Pales- tine, and, incidentally, for the amelioration of the condition of the inkabitants. The Jewish jourrals report that the lotter in question was istened to with the deepest attention end re- ceived with marked enthusiasm, . -The Board of Deputies have suggestod to Sir Moses Montefiorn ihat it shonld bo printed, and tbat o special. meeting should be convened to conaider it, st which Sir Moses himsoif should preside. Thero *is no doubt that the time is most opportuno, aud that, if a realy woll-organized plan is put’ for- ward the public must look to Sir Moses Montie- fiore to place himself at the hoad of it, and tho ardent support of numbers nfdistinfiuisllcd men, well-wishers of Zion, will thereby be sccured.” PR ‘L ADIES’ UNDERWEAR, &o. A £ 228 West Madison-gt,, CORNER PEORIA. GREAT SEAUGHIER! Wowill offer tuls woek an fmmanso stock of LADILS UNDERWEAR ction from formor prices. Tho garmeats Lock-Stiteh Maclines, and very tine fiu- 4 at prices raally astonishing. ne Chemises, with corect cover bosoms, at ' i'lue Chemises, rufled and corded bands, at S0c: and a great variols Kmbroldored at e, 55, 81.50, $1.75, 32, and npwards. ‘ors, six tucks, and rutliod fine entton, s latgo stock Embroidered 8y &c, bc, ‘b hem fin catton S: &1, 81,30 and upn i tre Waists, £c..ata “acrifico trun former prices. These'goods aro Lwehester oxprealy for cur sales. CORSE Dannrtment, which is tho largest o <ho eity, comprising LilTnw e cbrated makes, which we bave reduced to tha followia: jericss Gaur ot 1 et T orset 1 orsat ) Cor Onr 7.50 Corsat 2MAD, FOY'S Skirt Supporting Jorset for $1. ‘Ledies coming from a distance on the strongth of this advertisement, for Corsets, and not finding tho pricoa thy oweat, will bo furaishod with a 603-bone Corset gratls. Every pair fawarranted to give satislacilon, or monay ceheerfully refunded. For the convaninnce of customers who cannot trade dux- inz th day, our storo wiil bo open natil 9 o'clock every e FURNITURE. At Cost! OTK ENTIRE STCCK OF FINE FORNITURE! £330 PARLOR STAT FOR- B50 o fo) -« “ e 25 CHAJMBER SUIT FOR. o A AT FQR: 10D MARBLE-TOP DO. Wi, PARMELEE & . 292 STATE-ST. s, : - Ju— L PROFZSSIONAL. DR. ROBERT HUNTER, Lakeside Ruilding, Chicago: Drar Stz : T write to let you know that T still continue to erjor goed Lealth and eriire immu- nity from Calarrh,—a blessiug I owe solely to your superior modo of treating the disease. I Leliove the cure i3 perfect and permadent, es you assured o it would bo. It ia now mora than a year since 1 stopped the use of your remedien, a5d I am bappy to say the cura still endaros. Every day convinces mo of tho truth of your theory and mode of treatment. 1 take areat pleasure in offering my testimony in conjunction with that of €0 many others have beon cured at your hand-—to your and rational plan of treatment B Respectfuily, i, B itiful tion. Cmicaco, July 21, 18573, BUV HAIR ITAPORTER. T HAIR at theso 032 OF THE I can roll tho P $15.00 SWITCHE 40,00 SWITCRHE 6O VITCITE WITCEY 202 Wc&t Hadison-3t, E. E 25 i Slightly Damaged. o havo a Targe lot MiTHuary Goods of bl from the ruaedl of s it Wy FEAL fudce T Wholesais and Butail Mi _270 AND 272 WABASIF-AV, DENTISTRY. IR, W, B, ICHESNEY, DENTIST. DLST GUM TEETI. We hazo T J our d rooms from McVicker's and i Wos in-st. tn Cta c alph. wo will 1 m naands pat luako by 49, act. hy pay € Mones rofunded in eve s not. pivens or, ewtisfiction f.rstand pay wcond if you doubt it. Toxth oxtracied withou: paln, ¥illing Iinl—l:{:u: by our most skiliful operators, at half the naual rates. DR.H.R. PHILLIPS Dentist, 169 South Olark-st,, bet Madison and Monroe. 4 elsowhere for the saine? nce if perfoct satistaction Best Gum Sets s8 Beat Plain Sots $8 Gold Fillings. fro Js2t0 S4 Silver Fillings, fror L Sito s3 Teeth Extracted without pain. . 50 cents. it Wnsical Collogs 493 WABASH-AV. An extra summer term of five woeks will be givea st tha Colloge, commensing MON- DAY, Aug. 10. K. CASTLE, Secretary. 2T i ALLEN'S ACADEMY, & 126 Twenty-seconil- asily ncensaiblo by cars znd omr the city aad suburhs, Propacvs boys and wle, or uy other cullege, or for ot T CHICAGO. from all parts of ouug 0.t fur Hareard, usines3. Term commeny : IRAW. LEN, Li.D. Amisted by zn DRESS GOODS. bl $1.00 Dlack Cashmere 1o - .75 1.50 Black Cashmere fo ~ $1.00 2.00 Black Gastuere 1o - 150 1.25 Miohir Briliauties 0 .65 1.00 Mohair Briliiautines 1o .65 20c Pereales to - - - - - 10 6.00 Frech Kid Shoes to - 3.50 A4.50 Johmsa's best Shoes {0 3.00 3.00 Laties’ Serse Sioes 1o 1.50 2.00 Laies' Sergs Shoes 1o 1.25 150 Childrer’s Shoes fg - - .75 Our catire und, woll.asrorted st of Foralgn 1o Gonds T Uirenas 10'bs b ost Sido Eopuis RIS on i 284 & 286 W. Madizon-st, GCEAN NAVIES NEW YORK TO CARDIFE. Firnt-clasy, aull fromPor GLAMORG. unds and Thene Sleamaliips, buil vide d mth all tne Jatest improvon:ents fer the e For further pactieolars, anply in Cardif, at tae Caz. Dany's Otfices, No. 1 Dok Ganmbors, and i New York to ARCIIBALD BAXTER & CO. nta, FOR EURCPE. CUNARD HAIL LINE From New York overy Wedacsday and Saturday. Trom Boston ovory Tacsday and Saturday. Cabin Passzge, $%, 8100, and #121a gold. Ronud-trip Ticketu at redaced rates. Stearaga Passago at lowrest rates. P. H. DU VERNET, N. W. cor. Clark and Randolphats. GUION LINE. FIRST-CLASS IRON STEAMSHIPS, Between NEW YORK and LIVERFOOL, colling at Queenstown, Carrying the United States Mail. SAFETY AND COMFORT. $=~ Passcngers booked to and from the priacipal Ea- ropsan porta at lomest rates. Drafta and Lettors of Credit {ssucd on Jeading Banks and Bankers throaghout Lurope.. HENRY GREENEBAUM & CO., EIFTH-AV. RFERIGAN LIVE. The Ouly Ling Carryiig the United States Flag. Salllng weekly betwaen Philadelpkia xod Liverpool. Cabin, Intermediate, . and Steerage ACCOMMODATIONS UNSURPASSED. RATES GEE&‘E‘}‘Y REDUCED Lower than New York Lines, Dralts on Groat tos. Fixcarejon Tickets at reducod rates, Britain, Irel the Contine) ‘Qusice, 135 LuSallc-st., 5. \F, T.AKE FOREST ACADEMY, Schiool, whees Bors and Young Men g obialn a thorough Jnglis T , $00. Doard and Tuition, 314 per 0 noxt Schiol Voar will begin Sent. 1. cir. and jubormintion addeess (ho Priucipl, ALBELT o Forest, 1L WILLIAM BROSS, President. The Rev. MITCITELL, Viee-Prasident. A URIVERSITY OF NOTRE DANE, INDIANA. bo resamed in this institution TUESDAY, 'or Catalogues, cic., addrrss REV. Al , & S°C., Kotro Dare, tnd. SOUTH SIDE SEMINARY, 451 Michizanar, English, French, and Gorman Board- d “Day Rehaol for Young Ladies. Wil reanen i, Musfo thorcuphly taugh 1o Sowlng MRS, H. L. Stadies will oot 1, ] AME 0. dn SILVA acd MRS, ALEX. BRADTOR (formerly Mrs, Ogden Hafiman's) Faglish, Fronct Garmian . Buzrdlog-Sehool for Younz Ladics u o Fniry-c Y., reopans Sept. iy or by lettor asabove. RS, WL G. BRYAN'S OR YOUNG LADIES. The Jryan's School commences Soptembor Y., April, 1834, IMiss Anna C. Brackett’s School For giels, 8 Weat Thie's-ninthist., Yew York cits. Third year opens Oc! nomber of boarding pupils limited to 8 Sircul ‘sent on epplication. (OTTAGE, HILL SEMINARY, FOR _YOUNG Iadics, Pougakecpsiz, Datclicss Uounty, N. Y. Conteo of 310ty cotuprohonsizo. Eusic and hae arts & specialty. I [ $eventh year be; buukstoros, or address i A. M., Master. Principal and Peoprintor. E: TH ST, s 8 13 ATERS, XTI Circy) NLEY W, LULKLEY'S HOARDING A ¢ 1zdlcs, at Tarrstown TEXPOSITION. FOTICE TO INTENDING EXHIBITORS, EaNST CAI=Lal time is pear at und whon e allgtineat of space to . Al pari jitora are respactful; for space withaut dol Ormico 2t thy ofare, o rofor urged CHICAGO, 1L, July 21, 1S3 To All Whom it May Concern:_ No 1 to the ownurs or oceupants of &1l wood: ion or charae er ~hatover, b e i be remosed Al '} WALLL rd of Publie Works. (PEN TUESDAY, JULY 28, 1874, CAIRID. Recpeming of the well-known SMITIL & GEOR RESTAUKANT and SAMPLE ROOY, 46 and 43 Clar at.. orth of the Shorman Houss. A cordial javit yian s extended to all the old petrons of this well-kaesm establisbment, a3d a3 ‘many naw ones a8 may favor o with a call. R S. C. GEORGE. Canadians, . Attention! Toe cndersigaod will d ot of tho sy, tho daily papers of Montiea’, ¥ 10, amilton, London. Sne v har citics, 8125 ots per week: P Gru this week, 3. National Line of Stea.mships. INOTICE. Tnemost fouthorly ronte has always boeen adopted by thts Company_toavold Ico and heatlandy, s Bailing frum New York for LIVERPOUL and QUENS- TOWN every SATURDAY Satling from N. York for Loudon (diract) overy forinight, Cabin pasiass, 30, eod eurvoncy’ stoerage, s gruatly redncod ratcw. Hoturn tickets at lowest ratos. Drafts for £1 and, upwar N, Western Azent, . B 0 Nortkeast corner Clark and Randoiph-aié. (oppusite asw Sherman House). Chicago. CARRYING THE UNITED STA The magnificent nrv and fall-poere pabiic, Baitic. Adratic, Britannic, Ceaauic, Celtle, ot., Bl from Mew York ca Saturdays and “Liverpdal oa Tuursings. ates as low a3 any fust-class line, Draits on Great Britain aad Irelind from £1 upwards. Otice, 87 Sauth Clar chic: 2 ALIFIED L RAILROADS. A A Via MICH, CENT, 6. W. & ERIERY’S Putlman Through Palace Sleeping Coach {5 i & i o] e B FOR NEW YORK, 5.15 p.m. Raily: PRGPOSALS, PROPOSALS. Tood and Coal for the County. OFFICE BOARD OF COM3IST Cook CovxTY, CHICAGO. July rection of the Donrd ot Uenimibasion: public notlce ia ill be roccived nat zad coal, to [ so- wa cords of Kxech Lody Wead, fo: T3+ "Weod to bo delivered In i or X¢ oraur af tho County Agent, ot sach i as o shall direct, $ 3,000 tons Soft Coal, to be dclfvers ton loads, on (he order of U Caant, %0 tons 2 ‘tons Hard C ons ot B0 ards Borch Body . fu Tong. 400 tons Soft Uoal and 2 tatie 1ard Ceal, 1o ba ellsarod at tho County Hospital in tha Clty of Chilkso. 'S0 tons Hard or JoI* Coal, 10 b2 delivered at the County Jail and Crimiasl Coart Beilding. "Llic bius for coal shail spoaily the pariicalar coal, 23 Wilmington, ato., 30d the prics per wa fur each kind. The County reséreen tho rght to reccivs mora, or of the coal of wond, 83 1ho Hoard may determine, 33 2bovo amoun’s balik aniy & sstlnats AT pronosals 1o b addrasscd to the ¢ Bozrd of Com- csinsiunois of Cook County,” incarsed ** Propossls for (or Coal ag tho, cas may be), ead dopasited with the Clork of s2b] Boasd. "Fita Board reserves tho right to rejoct any aad all pro- commenciag pusals. “Fhocontenct to_contiano for ona year. anamil T, S iy Committos JOHN JONES, JOHN HERTING, THE HEALTH LIFT. et SR T Afford to Suffer with Dy o on Public bervica. i pepain, Indisesiion, T pation, Jtheu o H Fulgia, or any diss o 42 Trom por o imprupor cizenla: of the Uloud, wia 5ot can Lo rulioved 1o & shart time by fon minutes’ datly exercis) at e AMUSEMERES. s LOTS OF FUN AT ATUAT, PICNTC! AT NELSOX PARK,RIVER FOREST, THURSDAY NEXT, JULY 30, 1874, ON THE OLD CAMPING GROUND. The Galna Disi: & . R.It. Two trains: 03 and 12:30 zlih Phstisyes, Gimes, Sports, and Lrizes for all. Doker Raciae, Puich m:;i; b, Sonigring, Dogs, 3 . Hirde, ang Lears. an A e T LSRR o e Tent puia Chicago vs. Oalx Parls. Light Guard Dand. of 20pic efih ths vetoran Chic#on, A gem both ways at Wostor: . A splendid drive by tuo way of Tlckrts (at the depot), S1. Children hnlfzrico. e e o T e S Par. Chrged at Lhe gats, Sbe; childro alf prico. o’ Spirituous Liquors will be sold on the grounds. We moan to excol all nrevions attempts, and make crery- body happy and cumfortablo. SECOND GRAND ANNUAL EXCURSION Of Rising Star Lodge No. 50, I.O.F.S. OF I, At Turner Parvls, O SUNDAY,JULY 286, FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE ‘SUFFERERS OF THE LATE FIRE, Tha proceods will be devoted to the r=licf of thelr wants trrespective of croad, Ampla amusements on the prounds. Ia rexdin Stroct cars will be 3. 20 cor. North B 3 ; . HOOLEY'S THEATRE. MOWDAY EVENING, JULY 27. THE GREAT ADELPHL Tiimsfuels, Varietios, and Dramatic. EVERY NIGHT A LADIES' NIGHT.. T olo Jorton, tianis Lodor, Jonnie Mo 1. Shalrbucy, Fytings, Woads z Louisa Courtwrizht, Otis Carter, L. AL “PROGRAMME! No cxtra chargo for secared UNITED IRISEMEN, ATTENTION Tho Thirteanih Anvnal Picuic of fhe CRITED SONS OF ERIN ‘WILL TAKE PLACE AT Sharpshoolers’ Park, Saturday, Aug. 15, Daneing, ond Good Sparts. Cars loave corner thn and Crerull-sts. at ¥ o'ciock. GRAND n(z(OI‘T CERT HENRY S. PAGE'S CELEBRATED GUARDS BAKD, Sonday Evcning, 27th July, at 91 Halstod-st., THE ATLANTIC BEER GARDEN. EXPOSITION BUILDING. PATmIS BY NIGEDT! S, #ad Lectare s 1O "AUCTION SALES. By WILLIS, LONG & CO. 273 WostT‘E—adisonust. AT AUCTION, On Tuesday, July 28, at 10 8. m., THE CONTENTS OF TEN ROOM_S, CONSISTING 01 Drussels and Wool Carpets, Fine Parlor Scts, Marble-top Chamber Sets, Dining-room ond Kitchen Furniture, Crockery, Stoves,&c. WILLIS LONG & CO., Auctioncers. 195 & 187 RANDOLPH-ST. Tha only Auction Hones ia the city making a spacialty of Famitare aud Lontaniold Goods, sad a5 our egaiar sal s evory TUESDAY, THURSDAY, SATURDAY, We sell at Anction, without resarve, for cash. 0% { Glass and Plated Ware, 1 Crackory, Cutlery, & FROJ 1004 10 11 § Carpets,Cook Staves, 0'CLOCE, i trevavs, Bedding, & QCL0GE, 1B =room, Oflico, HYall an Ilitchen FURNITURE, And s general essortmentof HOUSEKEEPING GOODS, of which wo make s spaciuity. WILL1S, LONG & CC., Auctioncars. 354 Nortt-ar,, comer Sedgwickst AT ATCTIOIN, Wednesday, July 29,210 8. m., The entire effccts of a party golng to Furope, cunsisting of FINE PARLOR FURNITURE, Marblo-Top Chamber Sats and Centro Tables, Brussels and Wool tiarpots, Bookezse, Laco Curtains, Pictures, Alsg s Docto son Furnitare. Diotug-Toom and Kiz Yhacton, with Herso, Hamens, Lay Laber, Elaakots, k. SALE PUSITIVE AND WITHOUT RESERVE WILLIS, LONG & CO., Aucti (CNSTABLE AND SHERIFF SALE, SATURDAY, Aug. 1, at 185 sud 197 Randelph-st., & ‘larze lot £ good sccond-hend Eousehold Good's, Formyuer, Carpgle Beddine . Sal ol (ESTABLISHED (38 By WM. A. BULTERS & CO., AUCTIONEERS, No. 108 EAST MADISON-ST. Miscollaneous and Theological Library AT ATUCTION, On MONDAY, J at 2 o'clock D. m., at our Sales- roorms, 10s Ma WM. A. BUTTERS & CO.. Auctioneers. £~ Catalogues now ready. BOOTS, SHOES HOES, AND SLIPPERS, Oa 'I'UIXM:HSAL‘VA}I'. July 28, st 10 o'clock a. nu., 8¢ Sales- roums, 108 O CROTIERS & CO., Auctioncors. _ F{RNTTORE, CARPETS, a1 HOUSEHOLD G00D3, On WEDNESDAY, July 29, 8t 8% a. m., at Salesrooms, Igaai Auction e, s e s, &, ey Geods, Clothing, Bosts & ca Jam‘:? DAY, July 3, at 9,\5..:—;., st Salesroums, ISON, R WILLIAMS. SPECIAL AUCTION SALE OF FURKITURE AND BOUSEHOLD GOOLS, 54 and 206 East Madisonst., WEDNESDAY, July Al woil 11,000 articics of Furai- Ly 1 §:2)a. m. We s 3ad HosseSorpin of esery Geacripiion, cons fa_part of Fine Parior Sais, and Mazblo-Top B it and Psinted Chuaber Sats, Bareany, ixtcntion Tabloy Now Mattrocacs and és, Otico Desks, £1x asiety of otbor goods. Com- ardrobee, Cur. Rorize y BRUSH, 41 and £ Sourh Canalst. AIJCT’.EON a3l on 10 [ “Wednesday, At nur Salearoom, 41n7d 43 hond T F Y FURNITI Of el kinds, Carp 33, ] Ghimerat AUCTION SALES. By ELISON, POMEROY & CO. OHATTEL MORTGAGE SALE. BARBER SHOP, Furniture and Fixtuares. zat Babacs: Chat ho o 2 3 d Sitrel-Tiaod fr e, Biak 3 alna 3 o StyviCracs ote. e, Al Black Walast ordor of tho Mort, T le perempiory, by forteazuo. ELISON, POSIEROY & CO., Avotianears, Btin 5 5 Raadoloh-at. FIRE! FIRE! GREAT SALE OF DAMAGED CARPETS AND OILCLOTH. TUESDAY AFTZRNOON, July 9, st 8 o'clock, at Stores, 1:9and 11 Vata Tao catire stock of Car- 2, s aged by fire and waterat for account of whow it OY & CO.. Aucttonecrs. 697 Wabash-av. WEDNESDAY MORNING, July 29, at 10 0'el'k. THE ELEGANT FURNITURE Of Marble-Feont Restdones, No. €77 Webssb-ar., - Ao ion, DIgiB gt u. 320 Chamais Fhrar 14 Carpata. thronghont the heuse. Urockery, Glassware, Beds. MANTELS AT AUCTION. Thursday Moraing, July 30, at 10 o'clock, " At Btore Nos. 50 and 52 Clark-st., UNDER SiERMAN HOUSE, Fe g aclluittont menree, a comstozment of 250 AR i gant O 11, P (s Trace ant. ueh trass and T cain a3l Colam - Ole, Shell Masbdl Awo, fioa and Shte owext atylea. () J ol ths lest meanlactnre, Iatest tsies and parterus. and are well worths tho attoa. thym of Luilders and all pactirs fournishing r=dences. “The Beremplony 19r Cial, : sbibitioa on Mzudiy, Tacsday and Wodaess day presicus o aale, aad all laterested ars Invited to cail wnd oxamine the gayis. . ELISON, POMEROY & CO., Auctionoors, 1230’85 Randolyh-st. ext Begular Friday’s Sale, ¥riday Morninz, July 31, at 9% o’clock. Several Consignments TO BE CLOSED OUT. . Parlor and Chamber Furniture; Dinlng.rom and * Ofea Faraituro; “Wardrabes, . Bodiing, lalr and Mess Mat- TORS, Crockery =ud Glassware, N "By C. C. THAYER & CO,, MEL A7 EXOUSE 625 TORK-ST. AT AUCTION, On Monday, July 27, at 12 o’clock, 186 EAST DMADISON-ST. TWill be sold the very desirabla tiouss and Lot 25 York- st., eitzated ebout 20 yards wost of Aabland.as., jast rosih of Harrisoa. and only 3 minutes’ walk from the Ve . cars. Tho houso is 2 new 2atory frame, § TayTs, water, etc., soath frout. Parties seaking & cheap homo must not fall to attend ll!:u salo. Title perfect, Abstrzois furnished. Torms . 0. THAYER & CO., Rezl Extats Auctioncers, 185 East Madizon-st. By GEO. . GORE & CO., 68 & 70 Wabash-av. DRY GOODS. Regular Anction Sale of Dry Goods Taesday Morning, July 28. at 9 1-2 o'clock, ‘Hosiery, Notions, Underwear, White Goods, Linens, &c. - % Men’s, Boys’ and Youth’s Summer Hats and Caps. Ladies’ Linen Sets, Embroidery, GEO. P. E & CO.. 63and 3 781 STATE-S WE SIALL SELL, Tuesday, July 28, at 10 o’clock, ‘Tho entire stnck of LOUIS OPPENTIEIMER, removed rom (h E: o burnt district, consisting la part of Parlor bash-ar. I . A0 Chamber Furniturs, Baroaus, Bedstoads, Rookees, Mirrors, Chatrs, Wash Standw, Mattraiacs, Extensiva Tables, Parlor and Cook Stoves, Carpets. ngop, and larness, “Anc zandry other goods. This will be a good oppurtunity for deslers and consum. ors Lo stock up. G.P. GORE & CO., Auctiunocrs. Our Usual Wednesday Auction Sale, UL Juls 2, at 9l 2. m.. will compriso 400 Cases Well-Assorted Beots and Shess, That buyers cza har on thelr own teems., GEO. P. GORE & (0.. ¢ and 70 Wabashav. No. 211 West Washington-st. THE ENTIRE CONTENTS OF 12 ROOMS, Parlor and Chamber Furiturs, date: e Mattrersos, Tables, Bed- D e ko ook Biwa, Kalrigoraior, Mise rors, Carpete, Crockoasy, Glazs and Platod W On Thursday, July 30. at 10 o'clock prompt. G. P. CORP, & CO.. Auctloncers. By ITODGES & CO. tate Auctlonecrs and Commlssio: o e, faeist, Htegular Satos: and Satarday Evenings at Ty Also, Sealos 3 WE SHALL SELL At oar Wareroome, No. €22 West Takoat July 2%, 2t 10a. m., thas entire ceatont, ar couzisting of Luy Marble-Togy Stor. e cn Tanadsy, B Glase=a mention. ' Sala postive chiance cor pestles woo Liase besn b lato tico. B N 0. 133 West LAkl PROFESSIONAL CARDS, DE. Al Right Salve, for Burns, Boils, C ORIV S STEPHENS, 124 Deurberm-at, Chiropadist, 95 cents a bor. 1 e doiunzidaia . e J.CASEIY, 31 & 43 FIFTH-AV., [ "cm:n; ‘54' ’A"' ~ i Hefigarators, T a0l We Lkve 4180 000 LighR £ salo cheaD. 1 the Erpemb [