Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, April 29, 1877, Page 6

g © THE CHICAGO TRIBUNE:. SUNDAY. APRIL 2),.1877—SIXTEEN PAGES. ; tention to the status of things in Europe, andled | The folowing tabte' shows the addition to soclety, which -promises to be quite FINANCE AND TRADE. to the inference that the war will be’ general if | of provistons in detail since Oct. 27, 1876 0 *“loving back,” as Marlan | would prove am agency for the destruction of GOSSIP FOR THE LADIES. ol belp tlompbeck, " o Young grsshanpers. oar invastigations T e | T aat e Soming summet. Baptist Church continued over thirty dsys. . For this reason the + | Exersbods peld the Pops the greatesiof seve- | sy do ot warrant amy' such ceaclusion. ‘Thers | -Prof. Morg P . ) Sl ove iy fars i The Rov. Charles Lester will occupy the pulplt | pinanses Continue Quiet--=Light | one of the most péculiar featurcs of.-the. past § week {n commerclal. circles {s. the trouble which rence,—all kneeling down to ask the old man's | are not a great many around here, b ng! and gome’even kissinz the rinz on lis | were aiched before the storm commenced are 20w | The Rov. Charles Lester will oceuny tho Bulnlt Dlees i il = ==A | fingor. as lively ay before. 2 ] o Naming the Bluggins Baby---A "When he approachedus, we knelt as the rest had special Dispaten to The Tribune. T Gonte au0:Li I place Sinies and bentios Supply of Paper. . perfectly safe men have found in keeping on their Slight Mistake. done. and pretiy voou he had his hand recting on | Croan Rarios, Ta., Avril Es.—A‘cnld‘lr?Iilr,lggf"',': mew will be formed to-day. feet. Parties who have sold grain for future de- - Macizwy curly, and they were talking sway as If | here Jesterday mormniz and continned t “eon | . Tha ltev. Mr. Johnson will preach fn the Preaby- Tho. Prodcs Markets Sténdiorss-The | lvers, andowasdlt st the, tin of sale, snd carc € ‘59 sou came from America, my 116 daigh- | tinucd to fail il 6 p. s, ‘The wind is now blowing | teria e sl ika ootidenss - Coraal, R ried it cver since, have been called on to deposit The Green-Eyed Monster—How a Dan- fort And wat brought you 10 Rome?" said the | from the northiwest wiih sigua of aull lower tem- | | . G Richols hag sold his restlenss o Con o War Appreciation in Prices big margins as secarity forthe ,,,m,m,dne.,uz thelr 140 57,888 oths packages ad, and 1o s i ion, %% " 2 “ perature. T : .| sion and become g resident of Hyde Park. T. B. tained. contracts. The longs have been obliged to margin |* 31xss Ponx—Was only moderat - buryite Popped the Question o nogmeloses you” rerumed Mudlan, ¢ And | jOxaus, Neb. Aprl 28 ~Passenzors WO ai | Davia nas rented the tha residenca on Furk axenue Maintai up a8 well g the shorts, and so much of this kas | ‘from 12)4c above 10 200 belser m:fi,‘-}:"‘ you Jo 'y y gra ery rived from tho East th 3 and Fifty-frststrcet. Mr. Georze ¥, Root will soon Dech o that ‘Doth eldes-havo. ad o waltfor | 1oor o o b ey P AIE S T pry at Avoca and Creston, In. It ) An . R. Camp- o inches_ ol enow v become n resfdent of Jiyde Park. . R. Camp Dame---Wheat:| bouss before Entwiag whelhee of nat b8 Gibar | Bovtotof 8000 b shes srer o 8'&&mu.no:§n yon, ; " - . ki =¥ i 3 oon, but now is q ] Slade LA A s } Tight-Fitting Dress—The Washinglons—Niscel- | % locked at Marlan—gave her look that meant Ehvared. 'Fho slorn was gencral throughont tbls Siovr vl alee TeaeTor Calcage Tacsay: & h,[ Zroylaions; Drathor 3 party had responded, as margins poured in more | VT seller June at $15.674916.90; 1730 selr s Ianeous Feminine Notes. C n;;‘:}?':‘-?u%»fi::a;m Rome =8 well as Americat" “fi'c'fi?;u fiom vatons sections state ihe crops mm..” M:‘b’hfl i‘lllemphll“ :fl‘:'-\r:fk: gg&!flt n:n Quiet---Corn Active. rapidly than the tickets therefor could be made ont !:: ‘:;efs;‘s; ;o::i.,::,no:?;:&t ::,; ur,,,:um & of e 1k 5 ,the village. ~He will remaln k8, & PR i 5 X o O no, sir, but I like your church very mach; | to be in & most excellent condition. fue's A i 1 i by the bank cler! $16.00 seller May; $16.15810 1 ;. LOVED ME ALL THE TIME. we've bedn there Several {imes, bit o4 didn't > JheSostntor, e mmmen ok will lre 5 FINANCIAL. .| . ™he corn-tradera wil take possession of the place | S1q.30916.35 sclier Jaty: swu”fn:ef:,i"j“ = Mary dear, do you remember Prgach, andwe were afraid wo shouldn't see yon. SUBURBAN. heretolors occaplol by wheat-dealers, and vica | Seors o ac . Quctas e oopg looked much amused, and, scelrs the ARLINGTON HETGHTS. | pcZhe businese ofths local loan market showed no | verss, the chaage taslag efect with tho beginning |~ Prime fass poic wis omtaal t 614503 7, g - il o . R - rime at $10.75@11.00. ’ ‘The Home Literary gavo their last public enter- | new features of importance. The demand for loans | of this week. The corn market has suddenly de- | extrap % tainment for the season Tucsdny evening foa | was limited fn all directions. The Board of Trade { veloped up to immense proportions, and appears Jainn Waslen ;gg;fi-;:gfl-;fig Se per 100 just wait a minute, T've cot my Chins doll in my 1 ra among the | dorrowing bas subsided with the diminution in the | to be nnusually active on the scaboard, as well as Friday's atest qorations, bels Delgy {8 it night so chilly, i Vi d Hke " o ason took place at the | crowded house. The exercises wera among g 3 atest i ng Telatively firm thee, b e b e PR Tub a2 5% Mre. M aan. hat banghthes asy | 10704 watherlaoe ol tie season 100k place st LS | saost ternating of suy whtch bive hecis preseated, | calla for margioe, 1nd the OITEEs OF eounizy - Japer. | aus. Betr oeme ot e 1S, Sas wele seponsd ot ot A e o residence 0! . aud there is universal regret that the public ia to be | for redisconnt are not numerous. The mercantile | York reported Saturday was Jargely from two or | aviterdanc o $10.00G:10. tal, 12,350 toy o ‘Twenty years ago, y / croes_on Marian's neck. took it fn his hand and e e roomtred e O esyeyou broucht this to ko Llassed?” PARK RIDGE- ¥ ; yes.—~1 nearly forgot—it 1s for Bridget; an One-of the Sleacantest and most thoroughly en- “4Xo " 8o itly— new China doil, and the Pope took it in his bands, [ ! , 1able given b n 7. A N i and exid how pretty it war and then returning i | immediate R T T o s Shstiicilia:| SIioses ot tha bicte bava THifls asmitan fa o] on reporier operators who o shore fn that mar- | Bariiedeies b Sl sii gt v R0 G e v it B B L A e | e e O aleyot T tho astoriatament of ihelr. | entertalaments. The ‘programme wss an_ex- | for advanges ab this time except to o fsual exient | Yer 0.t tufe of ot Toast 1.000.000 be. oad ol A AR ORI e e ‘When yoa send me back confonnded— SR gaod dilld, nods pd L iita, | /e means cmatloyec fo ful | ccllent onme, consisting of o sclect read- | (o makegood occasional’failures in collections. | ferred buying there to sending the corn from the EATE~Were ratlier more active oo fatares 3, Thoughts of saigide— :E;xlchm{c anybody else's 2ood-byta asweetlittle | pyoets were unique,’ and w‘uhal whogy slx:lc_cn;! cne Ing Ly Miss' Ella Hawks; recitations gf’li\“" The loanable fands avallable here are considerably | West at corrent quotations. The excitement mu‘:e ?-nnlsnflfi :figle":e l:guge:‘lfluderlm u:,fl‘,& - e dew. F 0 9 Vi ellow; + b T - ¥ Aswith comage 1 propdnzided All the conversation iad taken place in Freach, | & uwmplmml; v:l::e:flaun;xti‘:mlue:r Wwhile the z\'il.'i%f Slron o S :‘l‘a%}:::l‘. r(ézgcwng:lvz inexcess of the reqirements of- the market, and | here was interrugted by the raim, hich ?%Taw“ e B ient to ma ’“g“r;n‘b"fl'.g Yoz to be my bride? oiiach Mariga speaks even better thanshe does Eu” | the 30 B0 moridian of Tife, |-£he Court Of Patia: and pantomime, by Mr. Metry | frst-class outsido borrowers can obtain AECOImmO- | foll aver o large pat of the State, and will prob- | GG RISIUE [OnAAY delrerion ' sales werereronch A e Do wekltn (e e ar (e Roos whiges, | < 1A f0lks, wt of entortalers, The oid | THo exerciscs wordenlivencd by mukic, diss Frank | dations on favorable torms. . ably Tave the. effect to cut down our receipts | piekled hama (13 T ut oiges 2t gy B urer: T:{l’;zm-hmn 'l!ngmc:;:g * No, eir,” = e’r):'f; ::‘e! r&pca:\z f\"m:re i“d S Hooh words: \rcrepl Jinf.}ffa tl\:.;apr:;i npl :: ‘r:vrmln:zé“ L ,\\'_I::‘llng :;.a 221 le ‘Dm{;u:’mh‘;n“Ezfiume“:m‘l‘i,enlgfl Rates of discount are 8@10 per cent to regular | materially this week, as the cribbed corn is ren- sélier May and A28, 10 sl J&afil-?l -330 100 5 e ChUI Ny PIEKTS d blessed all the people. Lo - Jish eongh, s Mo cury Higgins | customers of the banks: Onthe strect rates are | dered too damp to fuspect No. 2. . Itis probable 5. 6. The m: ; bozey And thit polated lager,, ** Ga,sif™ 27Ater it e ot 28 v came, and ot i i | e el oot e Iha oaTiivs of pier A i, | ored too datmp dadtispene o, & 2t 1e protabia © e followlag Pl me ey o T e, Ehai Keey the Ghinsdon ihat the | heart never grows old. ~ Ror daye ben;reum}vf They | | The many friends of ars! R D. Micchell, who | New York exchane was auoted betweon banks | June will do s0, as 1t will be drier then than now, T T Sry Wi i : "op d 1 very pleasant [ were busily enaged in the preparation of thel ana. beon vieiting. frlends in Wiscon at 50@75 cents per §1, 000 premium. and the premium on June deliveries 1is large o oot ol bty BV siiersnil | cotmes il st 6 Themis orthe | e ot il bt el herbesll | o4 0000 S LS UOTI | g | 12tk remum o Fane deliveries s e R b th . ence with Pius Ninth. > g only the songs sung by their [wummer in Minnesota. * Master Willie Dettmer | are raported us follows by Manager D. R. Iale, of | cases where the corn has already been sold for ” THE GREEN-EYED MONSTER. gencratfons ago. Forthe convenicnce of the sing- | dent Saturday. While standing by and lookinz at | pare. Searngr, Balance. | Dry goods'were less active than on ths carlier | Libgand clears quoted at e eash of A5 And yon know the sear I came— Detroli Frea Presa, ¢rs a neat stage was erected at one end of the {'tho opcration of a planing-niachine in Gells & | sfonday.. $3ITE § 5] 4 e Shofigh 1n ins. denash and 8YC” selicr June: - umbertadgs (ot TAPL e tA and another man Jove the same y arjors. The concert opened with | Niemeyer's mill, onc of the kmives became de- | Tucsduy. 5, lays of the weck, thongh in some departments | 7yc: Jonz cut hams, S%@SHe, all Boxed; swi e inge it St Frauk Schmidt an large double p ¥ i g ki I eet-Bent o . ot in winter's ing, | @ Jittse German widow, who has— “+Song of the Sm Folke," tune Auld Lang Sync. | tached from the machine and etruck him in the | Wednesdi there was a well sustained movement, and the ag- fl:.mg).(l He tGreén hams, 8e8kc. 3 Ford lexmmed for Copld'a clatia “Two eyes of plue dot dance aroundt. “Ihe Words, €0 approprinte to_the sinzers and tho | shonider. Fortumaiely he was not acverely wonnd- | Thurd gremto distribution reached folr proportions. | aoretiolBEALGSS (O shonkders, ol e Spring was better pleasing. And lips 11ke 50 much honeys occasion, sung in the trembling accents and quaver- | ed. Mr. Peter Daker, who i3 emploved at the | Fridays The general market had o steady tone. The de- | Al caavased soy soepen Blic far hamy And slic owns 3 housc on Hasting street, ing tones of these veucrable people, brought sym- | foundry, was severely cut in the face Monday, PSSkt sancht : v b —_— g Ard the years how soon they nombered -And fn der pank kas money. pathetic tears to the cyes of many in the andience % 2 Total ... 1,764,812 | mand for staple and fancy groceries was reasonably BREADSTUFFS “Till the vernal day ‘This little widow hasmade no choice between | not otherwise L;ln{suy moved. "{hea nn;:;-m !lercf; VANSTON. C:lér‘&spgndmg week Inst PRI e ln(ct‘h'e‘ lm% ?r?me n{;he l:';:x:g unxc;ea the !x:?& FLOUR—Was less activs bat Arny oy P When again the love that elumbered them, and it has bappened that both have called on | stnz were the ol e s snd s e e | v v Ditiant e prosareis piastion o5 1ok LD AND GREENBAGKS, etpreacrtec 3 drmer tonc. That was the case Wih ) 4here being ittle on. sale, as the recat demand py. Said the samo old say. ber atthe same time. There was jealousy, of | {helr borly Yedrn, /\ho exCenenl RORROrIn NOUEY | 4 the hicago Post-Ofiice, Gold iwas 106%@100% in grecnbacks. tugars, elrups, coffees, and soaps. Somo of the | prorsy well clcared tho market. Seles merspenss : Y Wo f: have advenced their pric o . course, but it did not breuk outina row until | geciption from a fall musical programime was the | "B\ Davis has been visiting his friends duting | Groenbacka wers 94@933; cents on the dollar | 209P manufacturers have advance r Drices | 300 bris winters on private terms; 1,035 briaprivg 0w the language thia s fasy Friday night. Then both lovers met st the gate as | recitation of ** Widow Greews Luiment” by Mrs. | & D0t s Jofee 3 %c.. Coflocs wero quotcd up ke, in responsc | excras chielly a6 $5.0069.25; and b by e il . - ‘Wil you—will yon—Mary®" thes came to pay hera call. They glared at each | Havley in costume. Doth tho sclection andthe | BB TARE o o i golde OREIaR BECHAN R toafike advance at the East. The demand for | &t $6.00. Total 1,635 bris. The market Qouss o And I'stood a trembling man, other a moment, and then railed in and hammered | admirible mannerin which 1t was recited elicited | he afanl, Paateons Moagiy evémlaztoan: | Siaty days. Sign. | foreign and domestic drfed fraits is steadily on the | the followlng range of pricess Chulee wintes o o Till I will, you dearic!™ ch other, and nearly tors downall the fence. | the heurtiest appluuso, o : % - Steritng, 488 450 _ | increase, and for some;descriptions the market at | ©9.50; medium do, $8.2538.75; common do, -57.73 cach other, an Iy k) The dresses worn by the oldpen;lu ‘Were pr point committees and make arrangements fora | France .51 51136 < i 8.50; cholce Minnesota spring, $8.75@5.50; my 0_**50u goote, " how well you *‘shoved me® | Schmidt was caught, while the other escnped. ared by themeelves from relics and family heir- | Frand reunion Commencement week. Belglom. £ 514 | the close was bigher than at the beginning of the | 50 Shelce Minnesora anving o180 50; medtun 50U goOs! i 40 jealousy, where is thy sting!" exclaimed his Pmm, in their possession, being such as were worn ‘The pulpit at St. Mark’s Charch will be occupied | Switzeriand. P m weck. 'The moet notable changes were in pruncs iy srarm: cholee pateats, $10.00910.75; medimy In hat iy climol Honor as he licard the siory. by their parents in the long ago. They seemed £0 | to.day by tho Rev. 3. Strect, (ho pastor, the Itev. | Germnany: o0 | alopoles. (b farmer havia advanted AoiE .0029.50: com $8.5038.75; cholea ‘When yon answered ‘ No, " yon loved me— **1dinks ke lif up on Cadardine street,” gloom- cat and appropriate to the wearers that noone | j S “Smith, having gone to Minnesota, X s nd apples, the er having 4G, | flours (spring), $3.25@8.50; medium do, $T.7538.%5; Loved me all the time! ly replied the prisoner as he felt of his mutilated | 272t 0 Aor s momontthey were od-tashloned. | % by onts L erary Sopie old s last 2ud th lalter %@ic during the weet. Layer Dlppisgexiis $7.50.5.0; cholee ing vpetacy 3 eur. A b Among thie older onee who {00k part o this ocea~ | meeting of the season at Mr. Burrouzhs, last even- raisins are 5c per box higher. ere was a ; medium do, $5.25@5.75. four, $5.75 ExeLEwoop, IIL _-.__h..xgn Wispox. Cu: rno you love that little widow?" asked the sinln wch n:flmfl% S"fi:""“&' :n,sc::nlaec:r ?“:\,::’fl; ing. A5 i i L i trade in cured fish at nomisally unchangea prices. (tg.xo i ; byt Ei o S & . 3 2 ered, rich lace lIn necl chart visits Pewaukee next week. In the butter market the course of prices continues BAN—Was quietand easter. Sale was madeoréy Y. “‘Vell, Tlikes dot cottage houee and dot money | Jelvel clegantly embroldere visits . n ! NAMING THE BAB 1o Ty o LXea oL coliLpd hadee and and siceees, el slockings, i tplendid i, and | gl and family depact soon for Bould: downsard. Deyond supplying the current wants | {202 3t $17:00G17.25 on track and $17.25017%.50 per g Bloggine' wife recently presented him with a Does ehe seem to love you?" Dlack-silk aress, “checked apron, cape, and cep, | Snturdsy fs an uplucky day for venders in of local consumers there fs practically nothing | Mippiives—Salawasmade of 10 tensit S0}z cars 850, 8 black silk- | whisky in this vicinity. Vesterday Adam Maers doing, and as stocks accumnlate pricesrocede. | MEIESOANN L 0 00 53160 pr Igap't dell. Somedimes she smilosat me like | pAFksik Olons ch beantiful infant; all infants are beautiful. Now [ .. *}gamt el Somedly ers : ) g velyet work-bag, with gold clasp, which was car- | was brought before Jusiice Newell upon the charse | U! o5 6 rdered i 1 t about former | ton 1 Bluggins, you eee, 1snot at all original. Conse- “ Have you ever asked berto marry you?” ‘fd B 15er o hepbridal 0y, helesvors 1o 2 R 0 5 | United States currency 6s. Cheese was ordel n a small way at about former n free on A 2 W queatly, When the baby was to be named, T. 25 an | _ ++Not qaide. One time I say L likes ber more as | TIEC BY HeF motier on et bridal-far, hale, worn S ontini the Souliy act. st{ar fwaut of, cou- BROKERS' QUOTATIONS. quotations, good to best new full cream Jobbing at | .o CORMEAL—Sale was made’of 10 tons coms & old fricnd of the family, wes Invited to name the | donder. % d°T think 1 | checked apron, Martha Washington cap and cape, | mieged, i S ek s {:l"vl 4;]%:{1. 13@15c. There was a quiet trade in oil, paints, WHEAT—Was quict and steadier, the total rangebe. baby. will o) ?&n"filan\s\llf; Sontrenae pnd hers thts | the ~latter boautiiully smbrollered by her. Ghicago GItr7 3 f. comera 157 and colors at generally unchanged pricos, an ad- [ €Nl 2c, The morker sold up 1363 and clos Aaicmocd st Bloggioswore hismoter-tnctav, | TULELISLES, MOS0 B0 A R - NOTWO0OD PARK. It e sanceof 2 tarpenine belag the only steaton | Sigyre Y vt ite ISR, e St B s i o on o005 200 | ate hiill; Lwill dell herdot s the sentence of | yufinyTaide curls: Ellzu Ann Fastman, 1drab silk, | The new Doard of Trustees orgunizad Monday | LbokCounty X ct: bouds long}. 222t 107 noted. Leather, bagsing, tobacco, cosl, and | wAs Ui Sad olr recelpts wers small, with an ‘sppar i o park a wood wero qulet as previously quoted. . Weck, some of Whict was, However, aaer i ot Dretty (but troubled, like most young and pretty fhory.” . w | vervancient, checked apron, large embroidered | evening, and elected T. H. Scymour President. West Chilcago sicls, with that most ferious of fominine com- e e ron can o now. S | cape, a family heirloom, Martha Washington cap, | L. C, Gollins, Jr. was elected Village Attorney, | CIy Hallws @ The prisoner turned, and, happening Lo ook out ! Eity Hativay: et e T ather crest om tho elecr ahstor, | 91 the windarw, he sty a sight to freezo his blood. | i HERAGEIove, Ale vorn ln dalurst sl b | and John Cammock Trosmurer, © - | G B Yot Wl s, who was rather sweet on the elder alater, | In the alle slbod his bated riral, aud beaide bim |50 00 5 08 ; g b vilhge. Tropeety-onnese aro otiiloing | Gimacrt ia 3?'55:“;‘&‘2’:’5}"5 G . Hogs were quiet and unchanged, light weights | Sor duriog part of the witer. “Thers wems s selling at 35.30@5, 45, and poor o choice heavy at fin‘%figi’fifim AR ment ot prov s s ot ple s . ¥l as the majority of our commission men $5.45@5.70. Cattle were steady, withsalesona | 33 the m: newtyrummmlgdcs |n:%;)'|lfn‘-r:-f§-'?" by " Wl i gglt N Ak 3¢ A t o . apron, close lace cap, style of ninety years ago, an | of tyo vill N P iss Caroline. 1 forgot to state that Mre. Blug- | was the little widow, both amiling and ehuckling | hior: L Coli ads of old fumily Tave. Setlomed | Grei. ronnas and. Fepairinz tholr duelines, and | Eepoiotsae basis of $3.50@5.50 for poor to choice qualities. | Soryiser so se Ariouar hiUes Sl (hero lvor 35 well 2 the baby 0 0 | MWgralleaton, bt Jook on dott™ gusped the | P(Ime; spectacics, and beadcbag ovi sorenty | now fdewaiks ars being bullt, New famiies havo | Chlcago Gas-Lighe i Sheen were'firm at $4.00@6.25. a | Bo TR, Gt mhess i G0 much i e named. : prisoner. as he pointed to the alley. Fears of age, i Srimmed with gold lace | Cccupled the vacant houses, and all things seeni 1o | T304 puerest, ‘The lumber market was rather quiet. The rain | and for shipmens ot ear To gy Jocal mi Anier10ad boro neonaces 1 sonnd, wsged | PG Gete v Lo ne gugse sehe | abeh b teie sty temed, il o T | NS ond 0L mos rosperon vrs o he o T s prevestedtsdin st ino docks, though e oter: | Saagle it o7 i o T Re: atby (he glls, and stared o1 by Charen, D gl | Joo e B dev tifer right off qusaki | DOZCB used on tho occasion wers fhe samo wsod By | s Bt ol s Stacstos will dalfcer the fourth 8 ings were not large enough to attract much atten- | T5J Gifentanct was. Sieomiaay Lo SIS o Jdook the floor, that 1s, fignratively epeaking, for laimed Sehmig d he burel ¢ and d the fathers and mothers of the ** Old Folks. " in his series of lectures on **Elijah™ this evening NEW YORK. tion, and the yard business was confined to the |- Interest centering In_corn. Seller Jane . opeseq he ren ained seated all the time, and in a neat | Srclaimed Schmidt, an urried out and down | smong those who assisted in the- choruses were | she Baptist Chneeh. New Yorrs, April 28.—Gold opened ot 107, rose | fijling of mail orders. Prices were unchanged. | 3¢81-72i4 fell off to SL7s, advanced to° Sy Tiae ey epeech announced thut £ was (o have the honor of | ke &trect. Mrs. Laura Penny, Mrs. Adelalae Auatin, Mrs. 3. | "\ Boebulc will read at the Tieform Church to- | 1o 307 e dedlinn i 2o o o 0% g riery, 2 receded fo $1.72% at the close.. Seller Maysoid 5t naming the baby. C. Robb, Miss Miriam Robb, T. P. Robb, Jr.,3Mrs. | morrow evening. The cntertainment js for t o 10734, : e 8 -3 The demand for wool, hops, and broom-corn was Sheodal e, closing at $t.69ta. Seller July wasquier : 1 commenced with Mary. Mary is my favorite fe- POPPING TIIE QUESTIONS. Wells. orgunist, G. 8. Wells, and D." IL. | benefit of the church, and it s huped that there | €108Ig price. Carrsing rates, 1%, 1, 2, 3, and | gmall, and nochanges worthy of note occarred m Seare MSaii Prics a0 S ey Bld Tor scler i 'ma;: e, alx;:i el !lhe name of Blogging' wife, 3 hlhnbury News. "K’{l“"’f{(fl‘mc SRt e LR \vl'lJI hgnlugfl attendance from this and adjoining 352 %wr cenLL Lg:mfl “'": !hfldmfl?‘flfl-h i any of these markets. Seeds were dull, and tim- 3 sx‘,'mmx.r_‘;u Slostag &t about, S1.604.. Cub 5 and of mother-in-law. 5 ne of the Danbury young men who has occa- er the ert refres suburbs. - Silver at London unchanged. Silver bars here, | othy and clover were lower, while other varieties | 33les were Teported of 1. z_No. 2 3t st Al p i 3 o e eventng 5 . . = sl = S i s $1.80@LT2; 1. No. . 5781.58; Tho mother in.law looked plosced. The £i612 | sioually escorted a young lady home on Snnday Hhorest of the exeatns dovoteito soctal enjoyient, pornted or Thorgan Soctable, which s ab- | greenbacks 1204; gold 118. Silvercoin % dis. | were steady, fiax being higher. The senson for Dby Faiple ar $1 3L a0 2R Pack o b is wife who shook her head. eveninge, and went il for lunch, after performing | ceene: The oid people were once more young, and { postponed, as many wished toattend the O1d Folks' | €Ount. timothy and clover 18 about over, and the trade in "gh\!z\?gggf ‘{g‘gif_'gy;}” adi ot B0 TN *+'T'ry again, old fellow,” said Bluggins, consol- | bothservices last Sunday night, snddenly said to rl:lkefi and acted ?s&bcz wlcn:l\mmr u“n do* Iu! the | Concert at Park Ridge. 2 Governments dull and steady. the late varfeties ot seed is just commencing. The | sampie at$1.90 frec on board car. medzd Tots 'ehyn inglv. . : s ; her: rawing-rooms of the beginning of the century, Railraad sccurities firm and higher. hide market was active and firm, and Xc sdvance | entrely nominal. R e bt na 1 oo o et Bvethn, omg| ‘Do you talk in your sleept - e e a oo B¢ Bl bat of HIGOLAND PARK. State bonds quiet and nominal. + | was paid for light hides. Poultry was slow and | helew io2s meoe ot irrERIAT, TanEins from o Cecilia in quick succession, and with no better ‘Why—no," she answered in surprise. gentle courtesy whicn they dieplayed towards cach | Thursday evening the ludies of the Episcopnl | The etock market was irregular aud feverish in | easy, though the offerings were light. Green fruits latgst prices of riday. Liverpool was quoted “eater® - efect than before. 3 +iRoyou walk in your sleep?” he next fnquired. | other and toall would lead one seriously to doubt | Church gave an exceedingly pleasant sociable at | the early dealings,s and prices declined 3 to 135 were quiet, and potatoes easier, owing 1o liberal | Parns jh conion was exclied st 323 per quarer.on 1A Teommengid. ~An 0 batt am nour cat- | pronds 3 hese motern daya. Tt were Setier, Besiapsy 1f | e residence of Jir. L. D. Philips. Tho esening | por cont, but subsequently o fmer tons setin, | roceipte, : tlod off uller, Yiosalind, Cleopatra, Ophells, Disde. | ¢ uic TaoTe b Chalr an fuch closer, and with fn- | [¢Re MOrerR Caver 1L Weee Bettens Bere®s 1 | was epent in the usual pleasant and social way, but, | 50d there was an advance of % to 3% per eent, | - yore freights were guiet and firm at 33xc for y Portla, Tmogen, Titanis, and I stopped for [ Se2jed intercst asked: only to remind the young that there ig much in the | long aftor the elders had left the- younger portion | A large amount of stock bought in under | corn to Bufialo by sail. Room was engaged for mons, 2, Tmogen, i3, p Do yon snore: ; ly young 2 ort! want of breath. ++No," she hastily replied; looking unessily at | mannersand sociallife of the olden time” worthy | remained enjoying themselves in a more spirited | the rule for Robinson & Company gave strongth | 50,000 ba wheat (10 80 to Mllwaukec) and 66,000 et their imitation. manner. to the market and caused some of the buyers to bu corn. more confidence in the article for this reason, thongh muny operators thought that the effect of the war had noangced 8 peculiar look fn M. Dlugginsyerer I | uim, The ladics of the Congrogational Chiurch willhold | . Dr. R. W. Patterson will shorti§ leave his High card the girls mpgle, saw Charles stare, and beara | ™4 this reply his eyes fairly eparkled. His ips hie ladics of the Congregational Church will ho o : o L rehase freely to cover short contracts and helped F ¥ ele iy, Bbw Ol i 3 ps [ 0t clal at the esidence of M. Dickenson | land Park résdence for one In Guicago. *Dr. Ed- | purchase freely o cover short contracts and helped | Rail frelghta were quoted firm at the following | BE2Y 0 ath 3 hud the mother-jn-iaw *“ahem eagerly parted. and, as he gave bis chair another | {ICIF next social at the resfdence of . Dickenson win Cruss will ikewise make his homo in the cits. | tho upward course of pricea. Theaflairt of Robin- | fgures: To New York; 30¢ per 100 B ou grals | Lomorrfllocounted. A great adTooelt an the “*Come into the garden, Maud,” murmured | SREFI} Parted. and, as he Thursdsy evening. i 5 aflairs o ki AR B S U R - i T s el o | o .6 S e g of, Stion S8 | oh e ' . o B, P, | BT ES Srey BEAST AT O wash-bisint” 2 ENGLEWOOD. Havo taksa roomeat th Rotel o sie suini) | o tires monAer vartice Heviare aory favorsble. | Providence, f5¢ on grain and 50con provigions. | 3o gy el & narrowt; oo bu. Khers wers o . Imm;z f:u‘ "mre_l‘ Daisy, Blossom, Altbea— I‘]‘\\‘huls:hx;t_!“hlhe agked, with a blank face. 'This place has not been favored with such an ar- | A Rtel ROGERRTE T BOLEL ToF U bis family | them to send the fame in for adjustment, and also | To interior New England points, 35c on grain. ,l;:‘j._}!u"yfllim' 8 K. 0 SIATkSE ‘z‘::t larze qul;llllt‘lhz‘l. dgu here The bab'tnterfered by &lving at specimen of | croigeticaicd the question, although with in- | ray of 2 i fo saue i nfiflnnzg‘nt the teatl | and mumerous (icnds. guiborized, through th Cuairman ot ‘\;‘emf:nocc‘l‘: Prorislons o Daltimore, 426, and to Phlladelphia | S ciud'nut b Biedat ciomeot qhotacions. Seles its Jang power. +No, I don't,” she answered, in some haste, monial to Mr. Thomas Goodwillie, given “Tnesday 3 ¢y pen M 2] 2 43c. Foreign freights were quoted at 71c in spe- 5 ned adra ! Satd crsthe, Lhe wit, -+ Aswe arc amongthe | Again his chair went forwand, while his astiation | evening at the High School Hall, The concert was OAKLAND. 2 Pirien to closs out the same mudec the mile: (G50 er 100 e th Liveryionl, ant ‘&1 in siesls € e S5 ST flm;:;w Do cal '},u{,:’g:l_ laughed, laughed, | BFEW 80 great that me could scarcely maintain his | opened by an overture from *‘Martha,” rendered | The members of the Oakland Hose Company | stocks, chiefly Lake Shore and Delaware, Lacka- | German ports, on provisions. - Quiet at 3c above June; and seller the mooth was sctually forgot Io pisgle.. The. motior-ta-law | V130§UP00 i a8 he further asked: by Messrs Creawold and Ledochowsky. The Ori- [ have formed themselves into a base-ball club, | wanna' & Western, bousht in or sold ‘out, the | Thefollowing were the receipts and shipments el of a0y oF BEh- et Flae e e looked severe, and finggim muttered eomething | thronshis © comb when you are | ental Quartette aang the screnade from Kremtzer, | with the following members: Frank Fowler, ¢, zmount of which, according 10010 P | of the leading articles of produce In this city e seportellor Lis toba No sad Menvmived 3 3 % gt " i 3 i 2 Gt 2 st, vi 3 . % Rl e 355C; 9, n_new high-m it 53@55e; h W;’:&e‘g!' gt with Walter Scott, Of conrse I dv," she said, staring at him with | Which was racelw'!‘ with rounds of applause. For | Laurie Recce, p. George L. Ford, Jr., s a.: | fi; this was probably mot all. The | during the twenty-four hours endingat 7 o'clock | SoAS nisdd at Shasae: N ned at Syass 0., = DIV len_McGregor, Lucy Bertram; then. | 21 4eF might. o choore they saug the. Wandering Miller. ® Dr. | John Cook, 1st base; S Goss, 24 base; Wil [ chocks piven ‘ont by the. fm yesierduy have sl] | on Saturday morning, snd for the corresponding | oo meoseaa, S2653; 8300 bu rel ZacsTieadout Dickeus, Hose Mayhie, [Florenes Domber. Dol: | %20 instant hiesias on Lia knees before Ler, | Jordan convalsed the sadienco with laughter by his | Tiodaon, 51 ‘bases oorge “Guiitonden s, Vil been made good, and it way believed to.day that | time last year: 1.200. bul enFs 3% 626530 on _eracks 14,000 b shelea by }evm::,"u oy B st Nancy Sikcs when | Li¢ exes ablaze with fame, and hia hands ont: version of ** Yankee Doodle, " imitating the diffor- | Charles Chittenaen, 1. f.: E. Moss, r. f. everything wonld be paid up n full as €oon as {2mple at oo on track: and M.oogmmnm Teaw the mother-in-flaw's cyes fixed apon me, and. “’.fi‘fig"tm dear Misn, 1 Tove sou, he passfonately | S3iIStrients upon bisviclin, The Nome talent | & socfal of St Johu S el kplionit jlatements could be made up. - Eugene Robinson Teceipt. Shipments. OATS—Were inactive specatative demand and trm a8 ere it S’ wld es, Blugginn, 1 | S, [ give oy whole héarup lo'von," Lol | SAPIISI Y Nr, Mhomay, Gosdwlie, W % | LS ot 28 SR MM, o U 8k | s been w praminentopera for Sear. e faat T imie | (e Seg et Moner, e recelys ver None weresuitable. Sl Dok, DINGEIS, me and I'will be your slave. Loveme asllove | j 3 > B 8 “Hia A meeting of the Parizh of St. Johu's Church | {unre: o vill straizi ut every- = = Lfgher. New York was frm, and ihe weather stormy. fan 10 zrow uncomfortable. Wlat was o be | I ! 2 Fran Tiiden and. Edward Iale from the ipreseian precalls e will straizhten ont every- | Frowroria o and I willdo eversthing on earth forou. | orlental | Club was well supplied by M | will bo Leld Tueaday evening for the burvose of | e sy o ireralls lie will straizhten ont cver Flour, bris. bg orders were Teceired, cipechly Ce argely exceeded the receipis electing a delegate to the General Council. In the afternoon stocks were strong and higher. | Corn, bu... The Oskland Hose Company met Tuesday. Noth- | ne udvance from. the Jowest ,msmlo( e duy | Qats," bu. be; one? Ilad perspired until my handkerchlef was | Oy, 'will you take ine 10'be your. lover, Four hoa: Thomas Goodwillie and Mr. Broderick. as wet as a dish-cloth. I racked my braing, What | Laiq" s our protector. sors A £ b away I went with Grace Green- : i o your everyihing: Mr. Goodwillie was creeted with enthusiastic ap- d 2 exl:‘l:u :!’et'fl n; T wen l-Y;m. ey r]; Wwas a cmhm.ll qooment for a young woman | plyuge, He sang byirequest, *‘Itoll om, Deep | 10§ Of importance done. ranged from % to 4 per cent. The greatestim- | Bye. bu. ¢, and sold to 44c. closing st 43c. ar s i Miss Jessie Bartlett sang **Sweet Genevieve d BARINGTON. tral, Lake Shore, Rock Island, St. Paul, Delaware Ib . S A s Jessie Bartlett sane ‘¢ Sweet Genevieve, ™ and Elndron, Delmvare Eaoe sty Wil Delawace | Fiataced, ths Samplds were 1o Sracely scitve, Caah micawers sy added anather laucel o et wreath of honors, - In ’ Chonte b ag fie dite oro, Dam. | e Iadissof the M. E, Chael, recotved thelr [ o0 IRien: Delatvire, Tackinanus & iyestuen, hy ‘mer— Ob! Oh! No! No! Horrid! Awfall Abom- i3 inable! These came from the two girls, and were A. TIGHT-FITTING DRESS. response to an encore she sang ** Misercre. Dom- fricnds ot the residence of Mr. C. Dickenson | & Teport that some of the Tienty-third strect 7@45¢ free on board, Tof -Was qulet and ashade easfer. Th sucgested, 1 euppose, by the two last names. Cincinnati Gazette. fne.n Mr. W. X, Smith sang 't When the Flow- | ftien e iy g i 1 : N ing Tide Comes In " in his usual happy style.. The | Wednesday evening. ing the last sociable of | party had turned bully, and also a cable from e s, nrella Cant b bos ok 2. Pomip e e 2 | s aniaE bleln fonate atfi o™ me | {1 of InsCrumental selcctions upow fe vietin, or | the senson; £he attondanco was unusnally large: . | BEacaps shat Toceten 1o eld el oy Closing department was quiet aad there was ifttle (nqulry trom 1 chose the stage, and urged on -y wild career | 1° g en! doite impertinent: Two | oqp “and piano by Messrs. Jordad, Ledochowsky, Mr. S, P Parker hus purchased the reeidence of | Dannbian ports. agnmmde? Casli #oid at 93c. May was quoted it 228 ¥ younz gentlemen, unknown to'the writer, were | and'Creswold was very fne. Mrs. Emma Thure | the late Mr. Field. e wiil put 1t into thorough | At the clove here wasa reaction of 1§ to 113 b Ry S 718 e o830 o bt repair and ocenpy It within a short time, per cent from the highest point. Western Union ad- 0 B3G50 on track. Towi1 R0 oo sample at 8Go0c on track. 600 bu. BAKLE Vas very qulet, the only busmeubelnga flilng a few ordera for car 1gts. ~April was quietat 85c._ It was nderstood that settiements coald be made gL 85c, bus the shorts seemed {ndisposed to setdle ontish i it up with Fa T Anes Boothy Bt e ‘c?.mm:y standing at the corner of Eighth and Vine streets, | ton sang for the finale **y Darling Heart” with -Anna Dickinson, — ata late hour the other night. engaged in earncst fi;?:: .f&?ffi' h_:; n"r‘v’;%fc‘:l ?ll zlx;mfi%?‘:wll;l?“en- . 5 . $ k vi rominent position, §ihlles Gutes, eddChulle, PoRRSES AN ey T sATe DErkOn WHO B JT | ol etate wae hendtrncly Se it e pion | Vere Tine and recovered to 8 he friendy of Mr. E. McClure will be pleseed | vanced fo t27%, reacted to 62, 2nd elosed at 624z, 1o learn that he I3 recovering from his recent se- | New York Central rose to 923¢, reacted to 9 25, Lake Shore reached 503, i Ppassi id one: T S ?J&feh‘l‘%‘é“#’:\i"tflfii‘f%&’be?}‘h e enow It wia a mnn." and plangs, These contributions. and the largo | Mr. Goorge Comm has been quite sick, but fs | and fnally sold at 50 Kook Iennd Ny oo scemed ladisboied (o aetteontint a newepaner, and frowning did him no more harm *¢No it wasn't. Uis pantaloons had only one | Audicnce which greeted Mr. Goodwillic show jn | BOW w“mlnm'gm - vanced to 90%, and closed at 90 No. 2 n Fulton sold at 80c, aad No. avm A.D Thar. sHooting putty balls at an elephant. " what estecm he in held by tho residents of Engle- | MF J; . Tawrence was in town Monday, the | St Paul prefored rose to 48%, d - £ £2G44c. and fn N. S. at4Gc. No. 3'was highe guest of Mr. O. Lawrence. closed at 48.° Delnware & Iudson, after rolling al, . 3 2 er. Rejected sold at 38c in Rock Island. Samples wers I3 [ acarce and salable when cholce. Cannda sold az90can upto 4744, reacted to 48, and closed av 4G: o ¢ 3 1. i wood. cogtinuedn my mad fight, and Zove them | | That appenred o ettle it. Atleast, thelistence | Wood: S v ARG AL T n { Clars Morri, Sara Jewett. Just here thebaby | heard no farther argument. 5 i o treated us 10 spontancone ebuliition. of pote 0ld Schioot-House Wednendsy evening, he Inngh- GRAND CROSSING. Morrls & Lasex rose to TL4@72; Delaware, Lack 5,200 b No. 3 oo SR Thegirle giggle.. Dlucxins kindly offercd me GEORGE AND MARTHA. e Cortee follonving Bt g exk it ' well | T town 1a rapldly Improsing and sproading its Y, 20nma & Westom adsanced fo’ 4614, and fell off S hotal s a. o0 Y = ‘glass of water, which T dranls with fesling; and then o anb 4 Dlayed. * The followlng fudics und gentlemen wers | | T b L wcuie 1 S toA8% at the close. Tllinois Central rose to 38, & : 5 o glors with Adelaide Puipye. Pasipn e . o York Times. casc o tho play: Ml Alicy Chwwmberlin, Misa | U0Fritory. The water fs gradually leaving the land, |‘and closed at 57, ichisn Contaal rose ta il Carlotia Pattl, Jenny Lind,—and I fainied, and | Wealwayslook upon Washington as & pecallarly | Mubel Hing, Monra, W. 1. Vreclaud, Geofge 8, | and the soll is now dry apd frm. Twenty-fonr | and closcd af 41%. Paciflo Mail advanced to 2155 BY TELEGRAPH. fortunate man, but rumor tells us that Mrs.Wash- | Eddy, 1. I, Smith, and Brown, new houses are to be crected this summer. The | 2nd Panama to 85, The market closed. active and 5ot FOREIGN CITIES. ‘. il fell prone upon the tioor. Somebody dached dome water in my face: and1 | ington frequently became 6o exasperated becanse | A Becktis and minple-wugar festival was givon | \ituor sewing. muching faus fa to have I e : = - ; Thursday evening at the First M, 1, Chureh, -~ The ik o Sacrory i e niieZe |/ Transactions adsrezated 265%00 e revived enough to utter the word Annetle,—and | or her husband's calm, wooden, and persistent Indion who limi the mattor in cliurze did. (heie hers | 204ItI0nK on ol o] n:dwix“-i;.sn;nrecfg&l Jfurniture ' \vjiich 3, 800 were New Yotk Central, 47 500 Lot Special Dispatch to Tha Tribune. % a 2 ; can b/ | Shorc, 4,500 Northwestern, 28,900 Rock Isiand, LrvemrooL, April 28-11:30 a-m.—FLovz-No. L3¥ ewooned again. ) - smile that she wonld burst into tears, and. sfter | to make nn enjoyable evening of ft, but owing to | © « 8 roodsin stock at some of the Chieago stores can by 18,500 St. Pauls, 40,000 Lackawanna & Weslern, | . Withdrawn from store during Fridsy for city | 8d; No. 2, 31s, When I came to, Iwss on the gofa, sorrounded ; d Iy i ol tamly ¥ gnaed around wilh blank | making umvarrasted ostons te alleged miyzes | the o et of vt it weok | Eooie EHa00SL e, 10,000 Lackaiana £ *Xpression, and arbed: in the Treasury Departrient, wou craeif up | thel 0L BuCCer el) us poun), PR I AT R j, 700 Delaware & [udson, 5,000 Morris & Esse: consumption: 4, GRALY—W] r, No. 1, 138: N Tiave 7ou. Chosen a name? in a hollow voice. | 1 her Foomeatt I00re the FAME Of W Cormeey 45 The Chicugo, Rock Jaland & Faciflc Rallway 8600 Michizan' Central, 5,000 Tliinols Central, | ba rye, 515 b b.ifi’;"“"““‘* N e o wae o Vs riom Shosen s namer brood over the gloomy thought that she would | Company have made & deduction on their 100-ride FOR EUROPE. 65,500 Western Union, and 4,400 Paciic Mail. The 1 - 3 No, = 138 1d; club, No. 1, 14s; No. 2, 138 5d; Cars **What is it¢ " said I faintly. ultimately unleck her door and come forth for | half-yesrly and quarterly “tickets between Nine- | New Yo, April 28.—The Tit.-Rev. Casper H. Money dull at 214@3 per cent. Prime mercantile The following grafn was inspected into store in ew No. 1, 506d; No. 2 208 Bl Mrs. B. lookedat B. The mother-m-law cough- | more conversation. ty-afih steectund Blue feland, The dfference in | Bocgess, Bishop of Detroit, Mich.; the Rt Tev, | PICE, S5@404 thia city on Saturday morning: 2 cars No. 2 N. W. | “pparicons oo Lard ed. Iolh pirls eiggicd. Charles atared. Bluggins —— e 100-rd tcket (w0 conts between tho ald ani | 2075005 Bisho of Delroit Mich.; tho It T Customs receipts, S154, 000, wheat, 6 cars No. 3 spring, 2 cars rejected do | Livesanr hor oo, Lk dmed etruck an attitude. aud sajd in trazic tones: FEMININE NOTES. new rate to Nincty-0fth street usnd S1,50 to Blnc > Clinton, Minn.; the Y- | The Assistan Tréasurer disbursed $484, 000, (10 wheat)s 1 car yell iy & RPOOL, APril 23-2:30 p. m.—GRALS < **We have decided to call the baby—dJobn. " Somebody advertiees for a ncrvant-girl +¢who | [1aNd; aiid 8 corresponding reduction i the inter- | F. X. Krauthauer, Greea liay, Wis.; iho Rt.-Rev, | Cloxtinns. Shs. conarer ; et arHow corm, 1car No. 1 do, 139 | Winter, No. 1, 1334d; No. 2, 13s; white, No. I, 135 1 once more became GNCODECIONE. y gl *who | veuing statfone. The reduction on the three and | Rupert Seidenbush, St Clond; the Very Rev. . | Imnorts of merchandieo for the week, 85,026,000 | $2°S high mixed, 31 cars new do, 50 cars and 6,000 | 6d; No. 2 1334; club, No. 1, 148 2d; No. 3, 138 6., 7 # Yould not be above placing hersclf on an equality | afx monthis' tickets commences at the Rock Taland | 3. 11, Schutjes, Sccretary to Bishop Borgess; the | Shipments of spccic for the week, $238,000." ' | bunowmixed, 211 cars and 6,000 bu No. 2 corn, 45 | Provisioxs—Lard, 19s6d. - MARIAN VISITS THE POPE. with the rest of the famlly. ;‘:f:.-‘:iw [lw _n“%u::acge h;gv:clcflmtflhgflg.% n;;d %Y [ Zev. C. L. Lemagne, Maplo Grove. Wis., eatied | Sterlinexchange quiet but firm; long, 487%; | cars rejected do, § cars o grade (480 cars and 12, - | LIVEIPOOL, Aprll 28—Evening.—Corrox—-Steadlerst Witliam 3. F. Rounds in Wide- AwaXe for May, *+No,ma, " she said, ** Charlcs can never bo any- | Jerce or g3 4nd 50 cents; o7 he T | toctay, the rear iand of the army Of the Dlerims | MM AN s ol Loans, | 900 ba com); 3 ears white onts, 11 cars No. 2 do, | F60: diucHicaor f,on0, > Shectiation d exporks 4 > wa o1 assi E 3 , | 38 57 : “Bug, rPrs— i 9190 0d cars rejected. do (57 oats) ; 2 cars No. 2 rye, 2 uu"‘éfi.‘u'.’fi‘sfi«'(’fifi"éu. bl mh AL A O Atlast weare in tho old, old city; and welin- | thing to me more. ~ He came out this spring In his | . Phe Improvements ‘wow goiag on zpon Patkway | the wolden Jubilec of Popo Pras 15 decrease, $1.875,000; specie. increase, $280, 2005 H $2,964,500; deposits, in. | €ars rejected do; 4 cars No. 2 barley, 4 cars No. 3 spring, 'Lis@13s 0d; do winter, 133136 4d.. Flour lation, increase, $12,100; | do, 7 cars rejected do. Total (360 cars), 232,000 ,‘E’mtffl e L B SO Weners Jhisey 0. ; bu. Inspected out: 56,208 bu wheat, 03,872 bu | Bamies, Saon Tom oo gamericis, 383 6 geredana ‘*eight-eaw,” as Marian said, to onr | last fall overcost; and, O ma! If it only -matched | Pavilion trom State street west will soon malio thiy Ge E. Wrig 1 lezal-tenders, increas ‘heart's comtent. OF courso Marlan wanted moet to | Ty new dresa T worldn't care so ‘much; but it | & 50t for people " from ~ Chicago zoing | and teney £ Rerhos, of e pcalp Tamuxe, | (R0 ienders, increas ® docen't, and we have parted, " foom iSycdrks, and belng -much farther | among the paexonsors for Europe to-day. They | Teserve, increase, (] [t eee the Pove. from Chicago will ‘attract many people. who 3 e el mes o ey et on ool omcly Dridget, | | The Parls Gharivart deyicua two of thosoftar rex | wit 10 vuld the crowded thorongfarka st Grang | FOUEAS WaF correspondeats for theit FSpectie | coumons . corn, 2,631 bu oats, 403 bu ryc, 34,980 bu harley. | GLOVER SEED— AMerican. IOGTI j tell what a grestman the Popo was, and how | preparing to witness tho trialof the flend who vivi. | and Drexel bonlevards. - The. msiis tomerand Tl B Goupons, The following were the recciptsand shipments of | 1 5A0AsON" ;Mess pork. €8s, Prime membect a6l crandly holived, and what power ho wielded, and | sected his mistress, ** How ahiall we: dreng?™ maigy | WIIl conbuit. thelr own Interests by providing a o eas breadstuffs and 1i I at thi Tring the | Lari-Trime sicam, 4os'6d. " Bacon-Lang cledk Shie'vanipd toseg B, psks N ane. -+<What colora, replies the it 41 depot at this point in time to attract people this AN ILLUSTRATION. toupons ey G s and live stock at this polnt during the | shurt clear, 415 d. g She Jnd seen his paiace, the great. wide stretch | think will plemss tae merercae 10 OUHET: **do you BT it Improvements contomplated il maxe | . To the Editor of The Tridune. 5 Tons o b G }m;t \:enlk;l sud for the corresponding weeks end- | . BpEhO¥erles Sriritn ou; reaned do, 1208 - - { . < # s 0 Drexel boulevard. The Crmtcaao, April 28.—The following extract i Western Unlon, (). g a8 dated: LiNseed Or—slsgady ©f bolldinge, eo full of treasures of beauty; and she *+ May they alw: k In being pushea f e jditys A i extract -from o 3 ! { Y alwayalive In peace and harmony v | WOk It being pusiied forward with great rapidity: | o luttos foam o Tade hoatae: : Quickshve ] HEsty—Common. 5e4d; nale, 195 : ‘bad ales xecn his chorch,—the grest §t. Peter's | v, ‘ : 7" [ the sevendayswork already done has & letter from a lady boarafng at # rauche in Colora- | Quicksliver proferrod April2s, Aprit21, Aprit29, | Bpimite TCEPRNTIV B . was the way in which an editor wound up a notlce | S per a L s Aready do made R ereat | 4o 1y g good fllastration of what & Tife of Itar fincn‘nc Matt, Receipts— Uty B, dmo | Simenofh fin__x&rf{’l‘n“?;. ! riposi. . f 8 | ANTWERE, ADHl 25~ PETROLETX~SY < ithits dome mo bigand o higl burch, withits dome g0 bigand o high that it | of tho marrisgo of & couple of friondy. And it camo | 'The grounds surroundint the site of St. Ann' | and hardship moy become. Speaking of the mise £t e, At o5, —Prinorox socms 10 foldin partof the sky. Sho couldn't | out in lis paper the hest merer Y ys X 'y ‘ u ing: 'y theyal- | Catholic Church. corner of Wentworth avenue and | tress of the place, &l 3 48] Ve - & quits understand Jiow it was the Pope's church, | ays live on peas and hominy, Ao Paricway, Lave been fixed up and improved by | her Iittle woreent et s Hdbii ol P G W Yok iz e 2 American . NEW 3 % Shi Y NEwW YoRE, April 28.—Corrox—Qulet but firm 8% Fhen - he ddu't preach there,” but still every- | South NIl New help to her mistros: 4oy | DF: . Leydon. Mo hns sct” out oboicds 25 , Lo, body eald it was, aad rhe took {t for granted with | not be goinE down tows, the afthermoan. mem. oy | rees upon the - premises . The': wii ot s e E0m, lome ¢xce ire 1a%8 | Yl Staces Ecpicis the rest, She wasa stardy little ignorant Protest. | 118 14818 bit ov pariy T Fiving this avenin’, an' B e eaarigat oF - the mew 12 rtentien | hard gne. Tereatsoul iusa o, bove ot soe: e o i i nade ‘yoz abit with ention e o aat aud penieted In calling the sreat attar ++tho | {6110 that Tl nade vor Slectangad Lgiome | to complete and inclose the basement with gl o inga. and goy e iy pathy 11@11%c; futares closed steady; April, 10.08310.07¢; sy, 10.06@10.07¢; June, , 10.13¢;. July. 10.23¢; A% £Ust10.34¢; September, 10.31@10.22¢; October, 10.178 10.18¢: November, '10.00810.11c; December, 10.103 Sl Lack o pulpit, " and conldn't sec, for the life of her, why hi fsnurf Pacis ople_iet thelr finzers and crossed ' WOY | eye. porary roof this year, ro that it can be used a3 | God, chag ; o e 57 Missourd Pacitic., Kt they went {n and oat-bu vaen b eris® | \'hen a Dataio oung lady parts from her boru, | Too small st 1d, church botng aitogatlier | (ort S AT i 1124 Tndiama Central. 10.12c:danuary, 11,2210, 25¢ Febrasry, 10.22010.36c: e tor An oy thes st A4 L vupposc he wants | whols too basllul to understand Lo aices nssges | ton Prefont ConiTURL- | becomos ono of peace, and Joy, and love, and inuibal R eaoro e, aud s Mikic tronget IS ATION el heee cime s i avelone to o v, | ers 0T y Sy T et i 708 | T mw Boardof Bdueatio for Disrcs o, 2 | oS - ¢ ' o 2y St s, BR85! v sel, o old their first meets ; e —_——— . 253 ; ::du(z:l;mp:'g:n:lg‘tlc;tg!rnll::;:,l‘:;rml;::‘;&e‘:.mfi I Dt Lereak the gate sho won't know the dif- | School buiiding, - 08 Saturday at the lligh ; OBITUARY. 3T 5 | commen o good extr, $5.2568 507 good 1 chce, Mies Marlin 'Vale 10 Lave an audicnoe with b | - o s The Jadics of the Presbyterian Charch are con- Spectat Dispateh to The Trivune. G s et | BUSIGR 65 whlte wheat, $8.5580.; fancy, SIS’ Tope. Mr. Jones, don't you think women are more | 1emplating a bird festival, to be held at the church s s, The following were the exports from New York | 11.25; extra Ohfo, $2.25@10.50; St. Louls. $3.45@11-50; o, sid1, **Marian, youllses ia o | S52sble than ent aaled SRS IE A yonees | dUFDE the prosent week.' Ao I, Al g6 see)| Tnema ol [Rirec s for the weeks ending as dateds - Eieady st shiichl, proceas.”SI0.15G12.50. Bye Sok R o A, after scratching his rit 4 = 8, of the Illinois ege, died in this cit; g ¢ * - 2 . _ ™%wss s eunshiny day when we drove Into the | L0 faid: ‘.i“-hy‘l'ge’":‘g\‘x;:p R . HYDE PARK. : thir morning. Te was In the 7st year of By gy | Lol ronziax, A A Ao | S O pers gty Tt e fiont o St Peters Churca, and | BT el mes only marty women. ™ Mick | The Sopertatendant of Pabie:orke roported at Since Libs< pfghnscied with the Hiinote College | | Lownoy, Apeih 28, —Consols—Money, 03 13-16; | Flour, .. S B0 ot | 1 SERT AL miliag: wkpeded woring, SLe08 85 Sl e deecson ol A B e tavitition | | 13y 455 sen eht ek D ;viz lgezl.‘rmnle:dmceflng that the following enms | fho Collons corsiomia St A‘]vlggfl‘:ia!;f’ s Sanvitianiton: 103K %678, 10755 o S0 i $1:0: No.3 Ghicaye, SRl o el Wasters, 5210 she must and. fortunately the. hadn Lo | WhYY Caoks S Ceminty s, Y e Task cen epent during the year in the different dis- | man of decp and thorosh \earin ; 05, 10755 new 5s, 10551 New York Centrae - FORBIGN IMPORTS. In store, 0. Malcscarcs and At dell 5&“:!2;::‘“&;; ’;fidfiaflwgfimgufimg“ ‘L’!:ly;::le '.m;”n"x?nh‘ e Yot 3 place—besgin® ;‘Tr:':imm ‘ i 3lh T ek 843, Erle, Gi4; prefcrred,” 16; Minols Central], | _Goods received at Chicago Customa April 28: | {iHeR e, summer. S1.20@1.30. Corn exclicl W0 len 13 o her -=AN e's took ! 5144, # ;4 her, with good doln; Tead 2 liule black lage veil, that half bid her sun- | BUpper ‘onseziaid. Which 1t no comiara s il EeRii; DEATH, s Al 8 mentcn, 008 03t Walker, Oakdey & Co., 4 pkgs tanner's suniries; | a0 spccnstibne rovsinc oo Bo-hgraded et o e Ty o ¥ st e | o e e i ionty Saiell b kzowads | R SRS When the silver cord s Tooed, * e Kenountcalcted, Sn s ans ™ °F e S0t | 512Gk e e PIn PRI Y - o the ks perkesite.—Londy cord is loosed, ~ * ected, 31,186.62. % + R g g Jratican: and round ber meck ol had 3 Titls Famiydol, - s b am the golden bgwl s broken: COMMERCIAL, . et aad Stote, 46eic; Witk do, 67cr p : a0d take heme to Brgeer oo o5 L0 bave Dlessed | © Elehthe o it 1 S Tt taro s =Th : rren ROVISIONS, (PR Ky e . One of the footmen 1c b4 thronsh fheante-chaia- WINTER LINGERING, NiBth-Rivendsie. Whene baaart oo farewdl] spoken; SThe leading produce markets' wero moderately| T10G PRODUCTS—Were less ctive tn ths semvepate, | B0 ot oo demant; Flo e | Dre, at last broaght us to & heavy carialy of Ll Spectal Dispatch 1o The Trivune. _lsss We have Iaid out broken flawsr, active Saturday, and comparatively steady, the | With less chanse in prices, the market being mg,,,:', Orm; fair o good refinipy, DHGINC: [ £on. 300 ewing Fastaas o Pacd aner ft s | CAmMOXDALE, Iy Apn 28, One of the most | T Eymr Ol Aty o broken Oawer, Auctuations in prices not beig so revere by faras | Within narrower limits, Liverpool was quosed a poss 15 Focl domia Gy aacd e ae BT JEGt 156 4905, DATOW Foom with rows of chaifs on | violent wind and nallzstorms in the history of this sidoriy, Shieagobas the largest amonnt, but con- | © I that sad and lonely howr1 during the previons days of the week. Quoiations | DEUer on lard, but hogs at the Stock-Yards were:dull | Eirmorsma o Ran cg diies and Imehrre. < Hero 1t s, lh‘lwn‘n ‘\Sm h":t v?n? n}%_ % city swept overus last nizht. Tho ground was | tale e n:flul L ;::zeu it is a wonder that We can only see the waves were preity. well sustained, the speculative move- aad easler, owling o a falltng-off in orders for meats, m_lrfld- 15}c; cases, 1 ’c: naphths, 10 7 the bead of the Roman Catholic Cturet, - 1" | covered with bail. ' The poach erop s badly dam. | A Sccrek mceting was ois by the members of the (Of Death's river darkly flowing— [ ment of a tew dass azo. having appareatly met | rctens saves cmrinn om0, D e matier of | . SLON R Snonite, There werc some olher people there, ‘and overy- | 3ged by the hail. Corn planting will be greatly re. zew oard et the” offce of Freaident Denslny o Not the shininz shore bogond, Jith fts legitimate reaction. The recelpts of grain | trading constated shaply of Shasitn oos ool OF tho | SPIsiTy TunrevTare —Uipcna hack “‘:n%l‘::edngk o S sotemn,on their best ba- | tarded by the heavy ralns. seloction of oftoms Torie somERicd to be farthe C;;&Téflnfl:“‘n;e‘{lflne s going: : thowed an increate, except in wheat, bat thé | tntoJuneatcurrencd rences T OTCF fOm May e e g Mgt = ble. ¢rY solemn and uncomforta- Gam 25 BiEmStch Lo The Trivune. pliehed nothlng: “Another meeting. will br g Freed from evory sloca oF sadness, Tailog off o s e spected o cnse 3 materta |, The lolowlug (abe . w3 e shipments of prayis Eahiriaapranidics tad heary e { Pretty 6oon_the . cortain was swung aside ALExa, 1L, April 25.—~The weather for the | Monday for the same purpose. Y ere our flower blooms for aye, + | falling off in corn, and some in oats. The ship, onsin detall, for tas week ending April 26: ¥ e t 53c; palled . and a group ofgentlemen came xm’“’;,.,. bt fhums | past two days'Ia this cection hes. been cald_ ang (eslie President hus not. yet eclected his Commit- | . All our grief would chango i3 gladness. movement was quiet, thé large ehipments reportoy = 208430, oanies s Sagn - inroesof m?-:ifl'c{hux‘n‘zfifmmfto'}“{fl" iy, nterfering materally with tho orkaid on | £25 but he ;;g;;’:ll;fl;:?“?:nl‘hnebftnfigllgd]}'l(ghé Votusu, N. Y. CAREF. WiEsizn. - | in the above table being chicfly of vedsels whigh | Arttcles: } oris. | Ter. | Bozes precen.| £Eionh, | si S isipKe—Fork nrmer now "?ma:-';?‘ g - B m em | b, ; ieavy enow and hail storm pre- | 7 . Mitchell, an ————— bad been loaded sor ime be: 1} v, ' | Lanin s ' : 3a7,810.0 was & little old man, all in white, the Drainage and Sidewalks . L beer ed some time before the opening of - tTong; prime steam, $10.30210.32)4; May, 810 s Uit olgm, s phlc, Soeus {oat i | Jild e S mornie? 0 ineonooa th ehow | g prEseE and Sliovals io ol Bagmor, * 7 | Jelp foc tno Jreajc, mersone, and debilitated; | mavigation. The adsices from other paints mesen 23l | CHRT: ruchanged. - . Ho wasa very old man, his ehoulders were bent, Speclal Dispatch neering Pand In yestordsy's jssme ehould have | cine. Eloctrie Bt csaca,oored, withaut medi- | continned -strevgth, and gave -reason to fear ey Iz Ciizrse_Unchanges = . a0d he walked with & Stk bat he bad such s o | Stovx & 1o The Trivune n eharged 10 the South Chicago Drninage Fung | thess, chgroic Belit and other appliances,albabont | guo war clond s gradoally b ' oy a7 WilskY—Firm: $1.1201.14.-~ face, -1t was boaming with emiles, ‘and his Soop | rain stare b mreraile) Eore e LieE® (10T and | with the ciceptionof the saary of the saioscs ong | them, and how to distineaish the genain:from the | 11 gradually but sarely spreading all SIS R SLIRALIC eyt 1 aray eyes looked eo full of love 'sad tenderness | Many indalged i the tope St Biet 1o days. | rosdeman. : . Ridress Polvormamon o pacticulars, mailed free. | OVer Europe. Notmuch dependence was placed et b e s ok ores o SOt B Rl gt erness | Man P that this cold storm | "The hotel In fast filing up, and will be & great | Ps e math, 0" OrivanicCompany, 262 Yine | Upon tlis rumors of concerted -action between En- g, 10SkG T b TieTica, 17@2054c; Busth %/ Nree—Steady? cat §2.75; clla . 2565,25; B At & cilach, $4. ! Eland and Austria; but those rumors directed ate | . Also 5,480 other packages lard, and 24 do f hams. ahoe, No.8, 8