Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, May 20, 1878, Page 8

8 THE CHICAGO TRIBUNE: MONDAY. MAY 20, 18I0, arn, ton cans, coconnut fibire, - woul, Jenor Fangany. rgaret Collins vs. City of uld doit alono: bhut their sndden attack of Trend-crumbe, by ?, Sobaccopipe grindings, | Chicago; verdict, $730, And motion fornésw trlal by | **biy head ™ subslded, ana they foined fn with smiding, nunx~Anbcl, i ul\\«;. l\slue. g‘};cevrtue. elty. ldm Faxi ny:n:uuk‘clt.v l‘l:l,(‘mig ourl.w:l\'a'tclhell‘lé ellow ochre, red sandalwood, oo ene- - ey clung to hem, ind, A o {qu red, I:impr»%‘lnck, molastes, Honorice, sait, | UNITED HIBEBREW RELIE! fhem, brought one Into ihe President’s Towood, and anisced, and that stitl you can ASSOCIATION. chale. and had tho other appointed rellitatatrificabovothren cents, Tamlostin won- ANNUAL MRETING AND REPORTS Chsleman of the Finance = Committee. der and awe at the highly complex vrzanization 3 % S Then they went to work to look inta matters. of soclety, John Stuatt Mt an—! but the | The United Hebrew Relief Atsoclation held | proceeding earofully slong they sent tho Comp- barkeeper will never know what Jobn Stuart | {ts annual meeting at the Temple Sinai, corner | trolier to look Inta the Treasurer's hooks aud Mill's opinfons on that subject were, for the [ of Twenty-first strect and Indiana avenue, yes- | get what Information he coulld from him. _Ife re- siranger dodiced the buniestarter, and, before | torday niternoon. The President, Mr. Tsnac | fusedthemany information, and then the Finance the barkeeper could get around the counter and | ¢ nqrold occpled the chalr, apd M Committes went. They got but little better, 10 the door, had disappeared. Fesnsiplicts pied. Eh ", Mr. | and then they went to the Fifth Natlonal Bank, Last blght o binattan, | J800 Newman acted as Bccretary, The Board | and thore learncd that tho money an tho report st nlghts Just aa the Mitehell Comblastions | of irectors submitted thelr report, wiich i€ an | and the moncy in_thie bank differail ahont 330, \ere about to leave {ovn ?:,-n q,,“.f.. ‘traln over | tlaborate document, miving o history of the O?U Tlen the newspapers ot ml»hl n'ku.tn‘rfi the Kankakee Hoad,on their way foilll an enzage- | work duue by the Assoctation from ita organl- | She thing was cxnosed. ho med have Fept ment ot Verre Houte, they were pounced upon by | zatfon untl the present thue. The report con- {?‘{“l“ e l'nl Rohan - ahen (Cstes u Constablo_and posse from .Justice Foole's | cludes with tha recomnendation that measures | Sk 8 HORes SEEsTE HH office, armed with an attachment for 8161, pro- | te attopted to the following ends: First, to fu- ““,l.’h“ "é‘ n the F!”t’f‘n'(ar vallce farca far tha cured by Willlam Nevins, the well-known drim- | crease the apnual contributivns; sccond, to (wr fux\\m‘:‘|;lu 0 o Dollcs forc for the mer. Nevins alleges that while Mitchell was } school snd care for the newlected Jewish ehll- t:nm ng year, ‘n“fiff ul'c Wit Lo easti] running the old Wintergarden varloty theatre, | dren of this city; and, third, to provide work ‘“‘; 's‘"!h';‘“;‘o“:; (f“‘“ Ok it s it Cladk stroet, near Mourat, befura the fire, hé | Tor strong and healthy aoplicants for relict. L L T ie oAt furnished the music, and never was patd. He The report of SBuperintendent Kiss shotws that ‘“’“"“““’m,l'.” m l.'("u °""| T doaiaril liss written twice to Mitchell concorning the | there were ansiated during the year 203 restdent | b8 Whe: b0 8UAREE JLo 10 B0 OTRES T bill, and ench time has recelyed unsatisfactory | famitieaand 210 famities coming irom cisewhere, | & ‘lfl";) ‘"' u"fin? m'e 24 P! unswers. Mitehell gave surety-bonds, with M. [ The total number of Pcrmna relleved daring | ¥ Mi Er\l'l:l:o l‘l ceu\\‘u d i iha et anets €. McDonald as aurcty, and was allowed 1o go | the year auonuts to L10. OF the 203 resident | | Slies LU u"‘" it on o5 hesotin 1a fnpeace. The DIfl will probably be pakd. famities relteved, 128 hiad received assistance In "ll‘"r e Hoard of Educatiol A i adored ono of & promising young man of | Previous veacs, while &3 wer new apblicants, 57 CaChEn, { whom came only recently to this city, Thisty- LAKE. this city was the rolden-hajred and biuc-cyed | & f 3 i Me. A, B, Conalt, Treasurer of the town, fn- daughter of 8 prominent citizen of Minneapolls, eix families, compristng 130 persong. were kent (0 | 01 i Sondamen to examine his books and & difTerent parts of the countrv during the year, The fwnily of this lady was eo sehemently ope § Ty £ youchers and count hik cash for their own aatls- posed 10 lier marrying the younz na, againat | The repurt of the Trensurer shows that HM | foction and aleo that uf the public. - The follow: whote character of statfon, however, nothing | {10 gishursementa were 35,910, leaving of hand | 192 18 their report s making a total aggregato of £10,000,000 of sakl | hanana, pomegranat ( fle aro almost fn- | moro to say. When ahe knowa that there arg bonds. digenous, and aboun:! ,nnd\!zrn‘n:n much 1arzer | noble .Indies who abandon. thelr Infants 1 ‘The conditions tn_ the contract svara that the | than any cultivated in the North, I the water- nurses, she will not recelve them at Conrt. Thyy bonds ahould be sold for resumption purposes. | courses, and olten cover tho atately trec on rand aml subllimo cxamplo beors s frufts the Syndicato to have the exciusive right to | cven the uplands. Mothers and children find themecives the hutter subscrlbe, In the same proportion to each Corn, colton, and mfnr-enno arc tho staples | for it, and it woulid be better that we forget of the subscribors for the remaining 840,000,000 | in tha central and soutfiern portion; but, in the | {n Franeo theso maternal anid humane precep of homle, nt the rate of 835,000,000 | north,wheat crowds out the cotton and sugar In per month, and no_ bonds “wera to be | agreat measure, DEATIIN, nald by the Sceretary during the timeof the Palestine Is o pretty town of Aboud BA0D PEO+ | cummmmmamaam s A s contract exrle t 4hner\cen:;clor ralundI:nzlnlu;; n'lcl.&u‘llul h‘t{m hfindqu,%ncrn nlctlm lnternl’tlglon; ADBIVER-On the 14(h tnst, of consumption, France posca, of fold as by Act of Congress should b reat Northern Rallroad Company. i i a ¢ Drovhien to hesold for the pagment of the Hall- | Company manufactures and ropairaits. Faneratgeeeices will bo held at Jata seatdence. vn. 3 1t8 rolling. | Ashiand-av,, on Tuesday, the 21st 1nst., a 100" % «iv Gieneva awards, except'by mutusl agree- | stock here} aud, for excelienco of road-bed and T ment. g &, N - | “19* Doston papers plesse copy, ronches, no Northern, rallroad can bogst Ita sti, | L7 L o fanerai of Afr. Tatetek Biako wii (x {:‘or ority. essrs, floxle, Haves, Page, and rice at 11 0'clock . ni., Tovaday, the 210t {ust., o »kx’ ivans "aro a quartet of gentlemen nt tho | fate restdence, 130 Noble-st., thenve o Caivary gy Imnlrl of l}m ‘runtll. \\"uh :: lnlendlgo:;;ck. e as and a rincely domain ol over | LE{i—Aay 19, 1 M ncres of l’;rme tand, in a climate very like that £ ”E"';;"" P Marding i Uey of Southern Italy, the future of this road Is fn- ‘tnerdl Tucaday, Mn) deed promlising, of CApE. Uhatise Hiardiigt, 315 Chestitont, Tha State onlv needs Northern enterprise | 32 tcne 'l"“‘"""“‘ bera pleasc copy. and skill to devolop, ina very sturt thme, acoun- | NEERIAM-in this city. at GRrden Cily Hote), sty try, in !hl:lvault le‘mnln: of Texas, surpasscd by .u".;n yenrs, e, Mich W Fe poubeg, nane on the clobe, el (nken to Platawell, Mich., for interinent, In the enstern portion of tha State, tmber of [ E27 Michigan paper pieata iy o nearly avers description abounds: and numer- | , DENSEXz-May 10, sutiu, iua Lo AL Bonwen, eidert ous mills atong the line of the rond, Irom Lutic- | “Faneinl scrviees at 4 o'clock, Monilay, iy = view to [louston, are busy cuttini and shipplng | residence, 2uo Warren-ar, to the scttlers on the prairies of the western AIGUHT—Bunday eyouing, Moy ¥ ids Tutrie, wite of Jolin Wili'a portion. At the mills, lumber o8 miil-run is s Tattle, Wite oF coun U sold at 86 to &7, 7~ Y. ond L ate N llnummlh:nvu visfted, It {8 a quaint old !gl'h Aubim TSR o0l e Vi town, of 28,00) people,~-not bullt with much Ii::.l fi}onlmrl;m]. hu& remleret‘l 1|||m.ln: by llu} qutiful shade and ornamental trees—maily of | ot Hicm unknown &t the Norteswhich shads and APLYUONISI AN THE CITY. THE MEEK GROCER, It was & gentle grocer, The meckestman In town, Whom a rival most unacenprlous Did constantly ran down, Saying, *'lie puts waler In his gin, Sand i his sugar brown, " o To sighed, 1hat gentle grocers J1a was & grocer meek, Who, {f reviled, would nat To the reviler spcak In passion, and if emole on one Would turn theother cheek. i Thin wicked rival thonght be had The softest kind of thing, Dut Lhe meck grocer answered not, No counter-charge did bring, Not e'en that the rival's maple.sti- @ar had not been made this spring. s merely heaved a heavy sigh, A heavy #igh he drew; 4 Ah, envious rival," murmured he, 44 tWhat have T done to yon?*t And lio went ana got & wagon made, Painted scarlet and sky-biue. And at the time when customers To his rival’a ehop did pour, Under the contract the Syndicate was to pay for the 43§ per cent bonus par and 13 per vent . premium and {uterest accrued to the date of appileation for delivery of the bonds fn gold cofn or matured United States gold culn coupons, or any of the 6 pur cent 520 bonds heretotore called for re. demptton, or in United States gold certificates of lle‘)olll of authorized designated depositartes that have complled with the Jaw, The Svodi- cate was to receive In golid cofn a commission of } of 1 per cent on all honds taken by the Syndieato under this contract, ns allowed by the act of July 14, 1870, and to assume and de- fray oll expenses which may be fncurred in send- fng bonda to London of clsewhere upon the 8yndicate’s request, or by tranamitting Londs, coupons, of cotn to the Treasury Department at Washinzton, Including ail cost of making sthio oxchania of bonds. The Syndicate was slso to be charged with the cost of the preparation and f4suing of the bonds, "The tirat 1ssne of 810,000,000 bonds uader tho . Wheeler, W W hedleneanet \y 21, &t 3 p. m., At the resldoney b chiid orator,™ ut MeCormick llail 1o o halted that striking vehicls vould bo aaid, that he ot last resolved to elupe bk, . AR, 1., May 17.~We, the nnder. | coutract was made on Aprit 13, and these bonds | deck nearly every yard and Hua every strect. will certatnly regret 11, 1118 abliity fx truly ma AL the rival metchant's doo i the mrl. Atier weeknof pleading with hor | & ancoul 8BS L ion | sty Domdia 0T AL, Gomit Tressurer of | \ere solilIn exaetly ton dupe, maling an aver, | Dav . Smitly of Cllcazo, agent of the Texas | $ug, 14 14 paricilary” picaink 10 e it i And cvery ono Who was passing by in fettera whero the fervor of s pussion fakrly | pesoluttous were adopted: " 06 Tuorn of Lake, do tiefewy ceritty’ that we tave | aza sale of $1L0KQ0 B day. Tho total ealcs of | Rallread. eauie {n Inst erening, accompunled, by 2 i ; The enviaun rival's store biistered the paper and made the ink sizzle, bs 5 this day examineil the caeh-| o Lok, vonuchers, cash Wngrgan, Certaln persons have scen fit to ate hand, ] - Bonka the eald Treasurer; induced lier to cousent, and it was arranced | | BUIRELE AR ECHR RS SCRLGE couee | Bt B e e wn sl cASh-bonK Lt e e o e et maj. | o erforuing s Inborluus uuticss hercfaro, With balance on tiand at g dats of the Jaet antina) terat Kenosha, Cora (for such was the beaith: § Resoleed, That the ofieers aml delegates in an- | poport and for recelpts from afl_sources to- the ful young girl’s name) ahonld leave home and, [ nual scesion asvemble express there tnllest confi- | nroeuns timo with tho enm of $31,880.02, He meeting her tover at Miliwankee, fly with hlai 1o | dence fn i ity, dillgence, and impartial lmn shown ns vouchers drawn on him an Treasnror Chicago, where they would specdily be madeone. | conduct of 31 and tako this oceanton 10 [ by tho Boarit of Trostees, And which he has pald Accordingly they met, anid the timid and beau- | declure thelr pprobation of bis oficlal | ainca the date uf lin last Teport, to Wic nmount of tiful girl threatened to falnt seventeen times, | cunrse, ik 11,081,10. The certificate of the Cashicr of the besides repressing hier inclination to go ito Tha election of officers for tho ensuipg year | Hilinols Trast & Savinge fiank that thero fs to P, b BRNTIRY, I, S o Usy prayer-meating ot 140 Ails Subfect: ¢ searching (lie Scriptures, Matiter condiieis Uio yotng men's Guancl tnie swine place this ovenioy. TPNEIE WILL DE A MERTING OF THE VAUIOUS this J. P, Youny (of the firm of Young & Rowley) and Mr. Shelden, of your city, . I next sisit Austin'aud San Antonlo, and tho high prairies of Weatern Texas, which are rep- resented o8 contrastiug strangely with the castern part of the State. Yours truly, 3. F. $ack e ——— . *MARK TWAIN” CONFIRMED. £30,250,000 thus far have been made In thirty wurking days, at an average of $3,203,8% n day, Among the purchasers of thuse bonds huve been trustces of laege estates, savings banks, trust and insurance com- panies, and_ banks, auwd banking flitms of ew York, Bostom, Philadelphia, Hattimore, Ciiicinnath, St. Louls, Chicago, Sel- ma, Cliattanooga, New Orleans, and wany other Dehceld ** Best Olcomargarine ™ On that vehicle—nothing more. GENERAL NEWS. Max Strakosch I8 at the Grand Pacifie. ‘Tle Cincinnat! Base-Ball Ctud are st the Tre- military orgdnizations at the Grand Paciic Lt ovening for thee purposs of making Onat arrie. for_Vecoration Day, AUCKION SALS! et «itivs in New England and Western States and il k. . et i e mont Honse. Iiysterics eleven fimes during thele fiest Inter- | resnited as follows: his. credit ns ‘Treasurer om depostt Mo mnm of | Califoruis. 1s s estimated that the profit of DH’;?;’::‘":‘";“:"”“X;“‘;;’_ A“:“Z‘:"‘"!‘LB taw. | W A BUTTERS, LONG & €O, fax M % and Mra, Myron W, | ¥iew, and beforo they had reachied the traln. | Pyestent ~lanac Qreensfelider. $7,230, 05 thero banlen ta his credit e such Treas- | the Syndicate on the sute of the entire 80,000, e St e ] Oeneral Auctioneort and Boal Eatate Agents, Mme. Max Maretzek and Mrs. Myron W. f y¢ 'hg sowed oternaf truth and ndelity, and | Vice-Crestaent=M, M. Gertiey. ure, ondepasit i the Hinion Stock-Yarda Na~ | ) will ho about $386,00, aivided as foiluw: | yer8 fn attendance at tho Federal Courts now Tasad 17 ndolpli-st. Whitney are at the Grand Pacific Ifotel. things, and, thouzh sho said that her paronts | Kecording Seeretary—Jfacol Newman. tloni liank, the stios of 81N, 54 and therois €ash | Juimunt & Co and the Hothschilds, 413¢ per | In scaslon 18 ouo whio at onco lmpressca vou i Btrawberry shortcakes inay coma ana ossters | would never foraivo hory and hor futher o aneli ety et B vahanaln ol edled, SR v, conti Droxel, Mopgan & Cou 168 per eants J. | with the ontiro sbsonco of that which constl- MORTGAGEE’S SALE, may o, but chitrch festivals go on forever. ";;‘{;I‘“; an d“,"““:‘ Posit “‘l‘;fi""{.‘ffl’l" fi:}’(f‘::‘c'l'_ Frnitetsdncon Hasenbore, L. Frank, and Da- | Tho Committes aopaluted ta obtaln stena- ff"?: Q‘flf"’,’h"‘“}";’?& l}{’»‘ Jer 'if["‘!"m‘"‘:"fi’:: tutes the outirard appearance of a lawyer. He STUCK OF NEW 3. 10, Bon Washington, D. C. arrived tn i i Pun] im; ol fltl bcr ht down with | Y14 simon, tures and present the petition to the rallrond H nl‘u ol yore i i 18 about G5 years old, fiva fect elglt or ten P (! A T Ly ity Tt ereaing accompanied by s som | sorrow Lo Ehb Grave, b lask snowan consolety oy 2 companics for u seduction of fares from this | Honal Bank 7 ST o0 inches high, stightly stoop-shouldered, with | LAF1OF Inher Furnitare, Manter Harry Shannon, the *Child Orator.” | and consented to shure his lot fu lite, ‘The TIE GLERMAN DRAMA, B e e 1. Taitiues Al I grav cyes, doeply mbedded fn the socket, and i o d sleeping-car was crowded, and_ tho poor child, SAMAON AND DELILAML aud prepared o numter of potitious nud bad New Brassels and Wool Carpeting, une left at each of the depots, the Post-Ullice, Express Wagon, Omnibas, Ete., : AT AUCTION, Tuesday Morning, May 21, at 11 o'elock sharp, AT ELITHORPE'S WARENQUSE, 48, 48, and 50 North Morgan-at, D ongr 2% RO Tivo & co.. Avctioneens, Miscellaneous Books, Globes, EBngravings, ahd Chromos, T ATOTION. CA Ao fto 14 s Mkt o Mo, a8 Manugolph-s WA RO, LUhOkCl)“u‘\u'::\h‘mz_ 4. CllA’i"l‘El_‘ MORTGAGE SALE, THE ENTIRE AFI:VRI\TH’.‘III'RE First-Class Double House, Iegnnt Parjor and Clinmber Hets, iy Weunesly and Tapentry Guruets, ine Irench Drosshig=-Cnnre Ne i )| o) J] R (AT ATCTION, WEDNEEDAY MURNI. ay 22, ot 10 o'clock, at iiore’ Auciion Moums 125 Baer Jiandoiphes Tinnduipheat, artipagee. AL BUTTHS, LOYO S CU.. Auctionsers, ~ DRY GOODS, CLOTHING, BOOTS AND SHOES, oA T OTION, Tar 170 Baxt Tl oY ¥ At 0i20 ofclock, st W A BUTT RIS, LONG & CO.. Anctioncers, By ELISON, POMEROY & €O, THE RAILROADS, VANDERBILT ROADS. Tha Rallicay Aye has tho following on “ Van- derblit's Roads,’ which contain some Intercst- Inge facts: ‘o wost Important mavement tn the direstion of railiay nlljances {s thut now sald_to by contem- vlated by Mr. Vandorbllt and the Now York Cene tral fntereat.” 1L scoms fto ba nssumicd, nlthough nat positively known, that ?AB Michigun Centeal will pass into tho conicol of this fnterest at the forthcomlng clection, and that Mr, Vanderbiit will becomo iresident, 'The Jtochustor & State Lino Road, just oponed hetween Rochestor and Halae manea, N, Y., wos boilt, in parr, with nselitance from the Sow York Central, and gives it n connece flon with tha Atlantic & Ureat Western ltoad. Tho assortlon s now mode that this st mamed road lhms recemtly bean _in- spected by representatives of tho New York Centesl, with o view tu its purchosa of Jease, and that Mr, Vanderollt's visit to_England hnd stich a consummation in view. As thu Allantic & Ureat Weatarn ftoad b fn the banda of s ltcceiver, and can vuly be wld by order of Courl, when the Uond- liolders would naturally .bld as much for it os any- budy, wodo not luvk” upon the theory taat Mr, Vanderblit expects to purciiiee It with much confi- denco: but tast he may contemplate effecting o lease, or otherwlse securing practical control, doos not seem smprobable. Adsuming that the roads named will becomu part of the New York Contral ays- tew, that systons wil) then show the fullowing mag. nificeut. aggregato of rouds owaed or controlled: es, New Tork Central & Hudsn Ttiver—New Vork to Jtufield, and branchen. .., oo siaiely Lake $hors & Michigan Bounern—iatfalate Cii- ‘cayo, nnd brances L1177 Canada sontiieru~I ud bragghes, Tichixan Ceut An unknown man floated Iuto the shore at Bixjy-fourth strect Saturday night. e wos discovered yeaterday mornings ho is partially decompased; wears bad clothes; nppears to liave been in tho water along time. Tho Coro- ner was notifled, Tie body of Eddle Connors, a seven-year-old, who was drowned in the lako at the foot of Twenty-first atrcet o week ago last Saturday, was yestenday morning found floating near thie same place, and was removed 1o the home of lis parents, No, 203 Twenty-firat street. The Tilinols Itomeopathic Medical Association witl hotd i$s twenty-fourth annual seaslon in this ity May 21, 24, and 23 The Association will bold its sesalons fn the Grand Pacifie Hotel club-room at the hours of 0:30 to 13:30, and 3 to U p. ., subject to chauge by the Association Yesterday afternoon, Theodore Engetbacli, of No. 754 Wells street, tripped on u street-rall- way track at the correr of Randolph and La- Baile strects, and falljug Lroke s right teg nt the ankle, ‘The track at this pofut is some dis- tunce above the level of the old and worn out pavement, A telegram recefved yesterday from Chlel-of- Tolice Kearney, of Evanstou, aunaunces the ar- Teat of a fellow at that villoge who was found in posscsaton ot a lorse and bugy exactly corre- eponding fn description to a rig that was receut- irizzly, graylsh halr, which, with grizzly, short whiskers, standIng out every wav over lils tace, rive him o pecubar ana striking apvearance, lis name {s Orlon Clemens, and he is a brother ot Samucl Loughorne Clemens, nllas * Mark Twain.” Ho s bere as the attorney of Blood- srood 11, Cutter, of Long Isiand, N, Y., in some bond cases against tho City of Keokuk. Ie formerly published n paper in Muacatine, where Mark, then 17 years old, worked. Mr. O. Is urunJ of hLis brother's reputation, nod says that | hia books and stories, Instead of belng the gross exaggerations which most people suppose, are true, and that the ;swnlest trouble with Mark, oftou expressed to him, was that the peo- ple woulld not pelleve his yarns, and he would 0s his Jabor. Mark Iafd the foundation for Roughilng It 1n thls way: ** In 1301, said Mr, C., ** [ wah appoiuted by Presldent Liucoln Becretary of tho Territory of Nevada, The ourney then hud to by mado by stage-conclics. Murk wanted to go with me, 1lis parents op- vosed ft3 but zolie would, and go he did. It was his tlrst step fn ¢ Koughing It,' Every word in that book is true. ‘The book which ho men- tions a3 betng thrown about fu the stare-conch is now in my possession, and it {a a dictionary. The sccountol himsel! and another becaming the owner of a valuable silver mino was uot an exaggeration, but atrietly true; and he fre- quently told me, after showlug me the manuseript, that Le was ofrald peovlo would not belleve ft. If there was any eroda- tlon In the cruthiuluess of his stories, tuat wasthe truest. Very many of the marvelous aud ridlulous scenes and events hio relates in that bouk, I was a witnessof. Of course, he tuuched nud embellished the ludicrous side of then ““There {s hls ook, * Inneceats Abroad,” sald Mr. O, " Peoplo would be surprised to know how much foundation tlicre fs to olf in that book. For fostance: the Practical Party men- tloned was troubled with a pout. That poet was wearled by her cmotlons and her long | The Dlblieal drama **Samson and Delllah,” | and the drug-storer. ‘The Commlttee will sug- ride fn tho cars, at last fell aslecp ) i Y 1& B the' tadice” car, Jeaving hiee head by Dr, ML M. Bien, was brought out | gesttothoChicago,RockIsland & Pacificandtho 2 Michlzan Southern Companios that 's ahowlders I helptessness | 108t evenlox at Huoley's Theatra fn tho LakeSliored ) c thal :.?X?er'}gth’;ff.‘ 1its hears swelled s by tho | Uerman language, As a lterary effort [ theF lasuo tickets that will be good on cither % ! dim urnmr the lsmp hosaw the tear-dropson | the play is certainly a highly meritori- x:‘:m'f‘ {:':kfi.”";fi:fim‘;fi fi:’%’;,,,':‘:’,%fl":.‘.’%pfu }ll";‘ ::l?cl'illuogr::':;lfl::' nffici,kfx'f&fl'r'gs :;fu ;’gg ous production, but §t Is hardly caleulated for | jilnols Central Rallroad, or by somio otber ily v 4 e pearl of purity and innocence In the dark sen of successful uroduction upon the stage. This {a | means. o » ] the Library Association, held thio world, etes cte. As hudrew tho shawl mor | WOstIS dua to the Inexperlunce of the suthor Alnmclhmgol brars ) tlosely wround 't beautiinl irl'a stopig form, | with dramatic subjects. Tho language is beau- 'F(‘r‘ifl"g‘g;vlvwml "“1»03.’:5"1';‘::3: (flrufl‘ff;"giflull:l? a Jetter brushed from her pocket, felt upon tho | tiful, and at times poctieal, bLut the subfect it~ o ¢ year: Finance, A. (. Warner, Mrs. A. IL foorcund piektue it up o g‘&l:fll;(;fi);;;";}t tHe | selt 18 of so delicato a uaturo that much of It | Champlin, nud TT. B, Lowis; Lectures, Dr, A e tar ] thosy wero tio nopek. | Pecomes ofeusivo to refuod nudionces such as | IL_Champlin, Mra. L. L Lewts, and Gol. I tines that seared. s cyabulla: “eand when | Visled thy theutres last ovening. Itwaaduo | J; T. Fosters Membership, P, It vaeucr, Mrs. You chuango cars ub Milwaitkeo to run away do | $0 Uhis fact that th pertormance dul ot meat oodalt, “ll'lvbn ‘“fi""“\ ol { Al TOE leavo vour overvhoes n the train behdnd you, | With the success it would otherwlse have douo, | IT. e Goodall, Warren fe, and W. N, The sure yonl do not take cold, and write to your | The ucting was fu every ~way. acceptable, | Smil tather us soum 08 you urs marrled, il | G0 fur better than thero was reason to expect Q r saya he will s anxious till ho hears from | rom a compauy not exactly desizned for such SPORTING. yuts, and not. o forget when you fly to Chicago | heavy parts, Mr. Gustay Donald, who pere rom his wrath to inquire about the costof o | formed the leading purt ot Sumsou, rendered THI TURFK. slpe Just ke the one b got two years awo,” | 3t 03 satisfuctorily as did Salvinl, who played st Dibpintch to Thé Tribina Bt it Was 100 Tato Tor the young man to hawk | this part fu elien o few years o, In somo Sosclal Dispiich to Th: . vut, und with n sleh b clasped the beautiful | seenvs, uml eapeclaliy in the sceno'with Deliluh New Yoitw, May 10.—1t s rumored in sport- slecper to his brenst. ) ho was unusually elicetlye. Miss Mury Wolth | fug circles that pools wiil be sold at Jerome FOIt 0'ROSSA, P, Jrauet l\'f}l‘blliifi"":"r” o l""‘f‘l‘gh{";‘l:lllllnv Park this scason regandless ot tho law agalnst 1t ¢ of Tris! roin ho i tol er en e, | ¥ i arge and vory cnthuslustic maeting of {eiew | ayupatiiciie volee, ‘and - magnificont dreeaing | 1 Tho managers claim that Loy et ecll Inines atreet, yeatenlay ufturnoon at 3 o'clock, | helped materfally In bringing abudt an almost o018 or ¢ ogo Lhe track, and they will mako one Jl Chalr wns ccupted by Mr, P, 11, O*Foole, | berfeet filusion, Her acting was all that could | attemnpt at Tcast in deflunce of the law, Itumor ., John Healyactlng us scribe, 'fue fullowing | be dusired, and only (o the thind et she | furthcr sags tho Pollcu Comulystouer wiil von- egraphic vorrespondence explains tho object | Mishit have used her powers to o little better yenleatly fail to sce that the law Is being of the meeting advantace, Mrs, Claussen deserves gerent | broken, Ctrenan Moy 10.—To J. 0" Donoran-Kosta, | eredit, for her good “rendition of tho part of | LoutaviLug, Ky, May 19.—Two hundred and New York: 1:,,,,’.,,, atfonnlists of Uh,,_.."l,‘, tn | samilah, 0a it wos entirely out of her line 1ifty liorses are licre to “cumpete for the stakes e iveation asaombien, nuanimously reqnest you tu | Thu seting of Messrs, Kochl, Meyer, Krueger, | and purses. An unprecedented number of Tecturs here for the boneiit of thy funsl Fund | ana Mrs, Meyer was also above the avernge, | strangees fs arriving, and great enthusiasin on the pecond Buuday in June, Answer fmmedi- | 'The weakest part lu the performance was the | prevatls in rogand to the Derby. ‘Thousauds of ately ifyou can come, MAuRicE M, O'CoNvNon, profogite, but this was probably due to the fact | people will tirong the field, Uniess it ralns to- New Your. May 17, — 70 Manrtce M. O*Connor, | that the Anyel did uot know lus llucs, and | morrow tho teack will be excellent, . Hlmyaor ls Chicago ; X wit be with ou at timoatated In your | othierwlse made serious mistakes, Tho scongry | 2 &reat favorito in the bettinr, The incetiog Blug 1y stolen from A. F. Schumacher, No, 242 Islandt avenue. > At 5 o'clock yesterday afternoon Minnfe Nim- mett, 8 yeara of age, while playing on the side- walk In Tront of No, 41 North Sanganon street was eeverely bitten In the call of the leg by a Jarcu Newfoundland dog owned by Mr. Jen- nings, residing at No, 43 SBanzamon étreet. Dr, Bluthardt dressed the ltile giel’s wounds, which were of quite a severo nature. 3 ), mid bratchs Hochioater & Kisis 1, Tester 10 Malamianca. 108 Atlantic and Ureat Western—Salamanen to Uayton and Uluclonatl, snd DrARChad i veriasse, . B0 ‘Total miles owned or contrulied... evene o, OO v o3 ¢l s TR (VY] tolegram, J. U'DuNovAN-Hoana, and appolntinents were not such ne raquired for | promises to be the most brilliantever held here. Fuould theso limes bo vuited unider the Vandorotiy | Mr. Cutter, my client (o the cases § have in v‘“‘ K1) N:xllrfuufll.l!?di‘g‘llrfim'nf r\c\?{;’.fl\':;:‘ :l:n:ul:‘r:: The arrangementa ace in tho hands of an cn- | 4 play of this magnitude, and |h.'lml:t|§d greatly I -:uu:;t.llt(v:n‘-;l:‘l‘l;r'n:h: ”'1'-'5‘,}’.’.‘»"‘1‘5‘;‘.:,‘.‘.“ nd | court lt,cru,hnu&l huylu kcumh‘nuully dnbbling in U‘““‘E ‘J LLHJ”')N stricken with g.mfly.fi at’ the Dalmer | ergetic committee, who are determined to give | srom’the success o the performunce, TBASE<BALL. 1 leage only 24 pootry for the New York pap tem, which 13 wade up as foliows: numl‘ 1]:1: Inuun:rrlvnl h‘vi-m lxm ;'m-no‘x; wflu’nhy of our Irish cltizens and of the national cause 2 which bio represents. Bpecchiss wers made by INYMENEAL. House, whers he was stopping. As socon . us his unfortunate condition ~was made Xunown, Dr, E. 1. Horsey, the physician of the Isntronp, May 10.—Base-ball, Baturday: Tecumschs, 53 New Haven, 0. 1OWA NILITIA, Finedil Paintings > q Y L) e ——— . Correspondence of The Triduns, Mr, Hagerty, Capt. Dan .Ulceson, ex-Sherlil LEYVI—3OHIuS. Total owned snd operuted hy Pennaylvania pectal D e atne. sufosiny, | Agnewn £ . Dune, dohi ¥ deutlan, Denols | Miss Julln Moeris was_ married at 6 o'clock THE SYNDICATE. i Nlrotd and Kot Bt sesnicns i s Moz, Ta., May 18.—~Conslderable sur- ; : Last cventnis Mr. Andrews' condition was some. | O'Contior, Ma). layer, 1tugh McLaughian, and | vesturday evening to Mr. Emmanuel Levl, of T 5 R i A R L R priss was maaltesed in milltary wrcles aver the AT AUGTION, wiat [mproved, and Lopes wers entertained of support pul rumor, la to tue olfect that Al an- his recovery. 2 dorbiit alvo ajmu at tho control of the \Wabaah 1tal wi somo others of the old school, after Which the | £g Crosse, Wis. Tho cercmony was performed | A1l the B e tiio t for 850,- i el A e s oo ‘which, If obtained, wonld add 038 miles, nnd mecting adjonrned o wmcol I th sumo o | st the residence of 31z, Lot Morrls, tho uncly | 000,000 Now Bubscrlbiil far—the frico of reault of the electlon for Major-General of the' Statoe Militia, under the new Military Code. It Ticsday, Wednesday, and Thursday, 2 p 5 ! : hio Vandorblit system Inclnde 4,727 miles, John Coollng s Incked up nt the Weat Madl- | yopora) committees will muke their reports. of the bride, Nu. 72 Centre avenue, the ey, the Bonds Advanced=1listory of the ‘Syn- eing 1t At the head of tho ratiway systoms | Y28 supposcd Col. Ballingall would be clected P; son’ Strect. Bution, charged with larceny of | 7 HOTEL, ARKICALS. Dr. Koliee offielating. ‘Tha weddinz waa o | dieate’s Oporations. BT T8 World wader tuo conirol of A snglo brain. | by 8 larze majority; and, when the votes, as May 21, 22, & 23, seversl sums of money from s cemplover, Tremont *Hovae~\ the Hun, Delos Lase, San | guiut and unostentatious ong, and full of pleas- et York Tribune, Moy 17, Without the \Vabash, howsver, ambition mighit do Dincler, Jupan counted by thu Adjutant-Guneral, showed his Tiobert Kuanp, a baker at No. 109 Blue Island | preaclecos . . Capun, e » = *Cloolc, BVICNING, sl S, o The members of the Syndleate, In conaulta- | Well bo content, nstho linen forming the combiua. | deteat by 104 majority, protests were at onee At S O s o N svenue. 1le was cmployed as a driver of uno | Toston; W. A, Vaughan, berroits be, 3. 8. Kier, ure for the few friecnds who wero present, The s e e i tion enumerated are together of “greater mpore | Nled, and the matter waoa reicrred to the oy B i e 0 1 vhch capacity | colteeten | hormitt b Sandens Saw Yori: Cob. s 11, fsiney | brido was mttended by Miss Machuel Levi, | ton vesterday, determitied to advanco tho price | {ayy, and command a miich hioavier business thau | grnor for deciston. The Governor finds that At Storo 881 West Madison-st, #everal bitls, . A fow days before bis peculations were discovered the store was burrlarized nid nlout $40 worth of zoods stolen frum ono of the emploves. Suspielun attachies to Cooling for this Job also. A morning paper that habltually magznifles the few ftemn of volicy news it fa able to glean yesterday magnified a disorderly case into s nunlerous assnult and an attempted $50,000 robhbery. The fucts wers as stated in the small item published In Tug Tuinuse, and the only werson arrested, T, M. Collins, was last evening houked at the Madlson Strect Statlon for dls- onlerly conduct. A few foul names catled by $t. Catherines, Ont. § Dr. 'Fhiomas Urcutt, Phitae % of the 43¢ ver cent honds, The atatement uuipbla: e ke " Tuunbal, Mo, M. Miss Hnttis Goudsmith, und Miss Celia Lang, was mode that this wouwld practicmly Goln, Balilmore, vman Howse—bashd” Cae | and the groom by Mr, Iteory Mortls, Mr, Jucob 1 ‘. Tloughton: George Watkineon, New lavens [ Goldemith, uud Mr. Jacob Morris. Tl bridu's | take tho bouds out of thu mnarket e, A ;\‘lfi l.e.mrt‘) u(\wun;; llu,'vrlluu ll.d\'uh fimtumu l\‘usul‘-luu k"ulnn'.l itk nmlMumllmu- for tho present, aud probably wutll , 0.3 ¢, H, Tueker, Clove- soms wers hur only or . Misy L 4 fomt; AE Oifanch, Sowatka o h. CGML- | wors a Wit s nrisiv, wibl Uio sl orere | Suno ot July, sud st fow snles could bo ox lan, ' Plitebargs 11, A, Strou, itochiester .. | drogs, and Misses Lan aud Goldsunth wero at. | Bocted at th advanco for o gart tuw, Lt was Paimer House—C, E, Cornell, b York; il )A Yired 113 costumes shmilar to that of the bride, | 9cckled, also, to subseribe for the remaining toni, Marnustior . L. dimaioll, Ghawa, Canadnt | ST Corcmony and wnbecquant congrati: | $15.000,00 of the 85000000 providod for by Omaha: E. Fiteh, Clutinnat ‘s. u..)."“‘,‘ I:"lu:,l"n bxu“my]:'x“ nlx‘x'ucl; ;rn;esnlrluk n uf, | the Syndicate’s arcangements with Scerctary Susith, Moatpelier, Vt.... Grand | otid the compauy therealter follo i ve . Tl ‘StELaron, St 1l PPrank Ypease, | customs now In vozue ut weddlng celcbrations. Sherman; The $15,000000 it Vo faicen:for New York; dohn G, Daggett, Huetonz”J: W. | Am Jamesun, Cloveland; B, 8. Lant, New Yorks Jo | tue oven tho great Pennsylvanla system, Wo itiye theao figurcs to shiow what ats_certainl pornibilitles, If uot probabilitios, A stort thoe will Wevulop the correcticsd or incorroctuoss of the prealetions now o freely made, the raturas, a4 certificd to bim by the Adjutant- Genera, show: 1, O, Balingall, . V. Mount, .. Monnt's mBJOrIYeces seovaerarearanivaens 108 Of these, 303 votes wers improperly returned for Ballingall, and 117 for Mount, Deducting 977 vutes for Mouut agatust. which protests wery sited, and ho still hasu tajority of 18, The votes thrown out by the Governor wero those of Dubuque sud threa other compantes, In accordance with fiis decislon, the Governor o fssued a commission to Cuarics V. Mount, {2 Exbibitiot nd Private Salo darlsg tho diy. BIISON, PUNEROY & (0. Tuesday's Sale, May 21, at 9:30 a.m,, AT OUR STORES, 78 & 80 Randolph-st. NEW AND SECOND-HAND FURNITURF, Carpets, and (encral Houseliold Goodr, General Merchundlve, &c., &c, - BLISON, POMENOY & CU, By GLEO. I’. GORE & CO,, , 146 ROCHESTER STATE-LINE ROAD, A special dispatch to tho New York Herald gives the followlng nccount of the opening of tho Rochicster State-Lino Raflrond: Tho formal openiug of ths ltochester Stato-Lina Tafirond took plare tu-dny amid jreat sclat, The firat train which was to run through from loches- tor to Sainmanca loft horo at holf-pist 7a. m. It the thiugs O beauty s conuoction wity | Furopean account, it should bo montioued the floral deco- | “The et of tbly action,” mald o : rana 70 Wabswnear, 1 v - | Il Fredorick snd E, M. Ferguson, Pitteours; l 1 1 les i cunslated of mx codchies Alled with all the clity | of Vintun, as Major-enerals Farron Olmateu), s B oo aue hut an 1diot would have commenced tho at. | Wankee. e Frauk, of Fore Wayue, Inde; Mr. and Mre | ne ooF farnish oxchanzo P * portion firces, and. oth Tl utmont enthasjasm wag | Lrigades oud Mito L. Buerman, of Frodericis. : tenipt by throwing stones at the watchmen, 5 COUNTS Levl, of Jackson, 3lichj Mr. and Mrs. Golds Kken In B a tleall foere manifested ail alony the line, tho villagers at each bm:f.'. Chicasaw County, as Brigadier-Ueneral, An fmunense aensation was created fn Lincoln TIE CO g smiithy Mr. und Mrs, M, Wully Mr. and M, | 80 taken in Eurooo, and practically to fncrease place turaink out, en mases ou vur spprosch. Becond Brigade, Tark vesterday afternnon by thivs ro At BIVORCRS, B Wi Kows, Ky.3 Me. uud Meeo I L. | the avallable supply of gold to that extent. uns swera fired and bands played evorywhore, Capt: N. B, Colline, of this city, will probabl 9 2va Fox filed o complaint Saturday againgt | Lindoers Mr. and Mrs. Mclzer; Mr. and Mrs, | Secrctary Sherman bhas declared that, with the B e iasy i e | Surrlss tho Misscs Lau, of Sacknony tinea | rold dertved Srom 1o sale of the 55,000,080 Q o s hre d that | Bavaband Julls Lachwan Miss Aunle Levy; | 43 ver cont boids contracted for by tha Syndi- escrted her about threo years ugo, and that | sjigy Bunon; Miss Alexunder; Mesars, Robert | cate, e will have sulliclent gold for resamption vistol awd the cry of **Mad dog!” The people, sl the paric was on all sides lined with thy old annd the young, seattered amtl ran, The little ebfldren aud the mothers serenmed, Iteaching Balamanca at a guarter pust 1 o'clock, tha travelors were mnu-rl{ welcoued by proms Inent eitlzens o chargo of tho recepllon arrange. men E. A, Meller dolivering un addrcess of greetin: Oilver Allen, Prosident of the rumi, succeed Olmstead as Colonel of the Third Regl ment. Tuesday, May 21, 0:30 8. m. Cluthlng, Dress 8ilks, Urdadcloths, Tihbons, 01 Clutha, W Siocta) Oiturigs 1. coujuriction with our e PIANOS 70 LENT, . o ! | sbe ought to nave a divorce. Hermamy, of Dybugue; 8. 8. Linduer; Allred | purposes i January; aud it s expeeted that erod, A procession was forme Tyon & Vealy, Stato and Monroe atreets, bave . e e g L s ITRMS, Frici of Fort Wasnos 1, 4, 3iendeimioim, of | Die remaining. bonds will fid a raudy sate at | Smpeny mirelos tianeh the 1o s whie | comtantly un haud for rout o sploudid assortuout | eIl Assorted Liucs Seasonablo (oo, Dittaersetwo park policemon. —He was struck | The argument on the demurrers fn the caso [ New Yorks Lenjauiln Simons L Lang; Henry [ London and Frankfort, wWhero this class of so- | party sat own to & suiplious fonst In tho grove, | of tha bost upright plauos at low ratos, URO, I GORE & CO., Auctioncers, Ut une of tha alls' from tho platol, and, In g | of the Unltad Btatea ngoinst ex-Postmanter Me- | 31476 fe atvLuthieea, eultios ara very popular, ursparod by thie cltheis ot o L L ey FOR WEDNESDAY, MAY 22, QUR AUCTION HALE OF disabled condition,was ovestaken aud dispatched with o club. 1t then appeared that the dog was uoL mad; that dogs are forbldden admittunce to the sk and tlint the decensed bad token his Anoing the.unnierous gilta wera aallyercastor, ‘I'he amount remalniug to tho credit of the Arthur and his bondsmen was sot hetory Judee | Mrs, Guldsmith: clock, ' et o Jackwon: | Syndieats s vl‘.l,?w.ol.l),uor Which $10,000,000 15 Blodgett Saturday, but was postponed uutll | sugur-bowl, Miss Adw Witer; stiver spoons, | virtually in the hands of the Rothschilds, hav. Tucsday on request of the attorney: for Medr-- | Mrs, Fricud, uf Fort Wavae; sitver butter-duh, | ing been tuken abroad by Messra, Conant & wponses 10 the toanly, wpevches Weru mado by Sloasrw. U, I Vedder, of Ellicottaville; Donald McNaughton, Treasurer of the roady tieompe ¥, Dunforth, Mayor Pearsons, of l(u*huler‘r’i'. Thoe Dartholdl Status. To the Edifora of the New York Eraning Pust, 1 con conlirm what you printed recently ln 2E others, ‘Tho now road, jost comploted after & lapse of niug years from ite inception, cuts the Krio at Uaineavilie, andconnects with itagain as Balaman« i, whure it also eatabliahes a connaction with the Atlantle & Ureat Weatern, It will open up thy cual and ofl fichls of Pennsylvania 1o Rochester enterpsise, aud pive nuniecaus villaged of Wostern New Yori direct rallroad communleation with the great Luslnoss contre: 18, beyond making the arm awl haud wow W Madisou Squaro; but, baving met M, Bartuold! in Paris a 1ow weeks siuce, 1learned trom hilm thiat thers fs no doubt about the completion nt tuo appolnted thme in 1831, The nioney ru- quired 18 now nearly ail in tho Treasurer’s hunds, and the rematnder will be cantributed long ve- foru it s needed. 1 went to ses the wark In progress in o build- ing erected for the purpose hn the northwestern ¥ . o len. . M relerence to the Barthold! statue, Like many i ln bis puw, 30 80 spuaic when o trospanscd | thur, M. Ela, whoso mother s dead. Moy Mermaon allver bultteriantie: Mra, Bolce) | Cron, Sha landuon agebls of e dirauy. Do fif.rlx'i:.‘f "(’-‘??fl.’.x.'{x":'x‘:&;,'l lfé'fi;:"u.: Hiratiam. Gon. b othore, 1 was licradulous wbout 1 bulig cotts i 5 i3 uapKine Mra. cef, ' 3 ¢ # s Ko 3 A ¢t laving ¢ e bewun upon forblden ground. " Letall doge takono- | “Tho calendura of tho United States Ciroult | &gttt mt ot A Fitibranor, of Fart | Dot of erev—nono OF which Wil bo soll i s | Sejerer o7 o e ¥ieh theftov: Auxsaxe, s | BRsbiy: B bt 0t it i wow 1 ! AND Court have been preparcd and ure in. the hands | Wuyno; siiver truvcling-sct, Miss Lung; totlet- | understood, except st the advanced rato of 10336 of Mr. Stoddard, tbe Deputy-Clerk, for distrl- | sot, Dr. Kohler; sut of knives, Mr. Ilirsch, of | and acerued intercat, . bution. Phlladelvhing = frult-basket and chiva-set, J, It Is understood that the Byndicate has vro- UNITED STATES COURTA. Morris; easy chair, Mr, and Mrs, Liuaner; par- | posed to make a contract for tue sale of §50,~ G. L. Brownell and C, B, Tanshrough com- kirmull, Mz, Levt, of Juckson; sewlug-macking, | 000,000 4 per cent bouds, with the option of orrts. £50,000,000 mote and that Becretury 8herman menced an actlon dn trospass Saturilay sgatust ud Mre. Levi will, after spending few | 1 considering the proposition. The price of- Charles E. Coburn and Harrlot ¥, Billiogs to | days fu this elty, depart for LaCroyse, whore | fored for these honds and the commtssion recover $50,000 daouges. they will take up thelr permancut abode, to be allowed could not be learned yes- An nzent of the Legal News Company, of this city, haszone to Bt. Louts for the purpose of cffecting tho caplure of Georgs Wales, acol- lector for the Company, who absconded on the J6th inst, with o young mun named N, A, Kenuington, Both nad been leading rather fnst hives, Adayor two before \Wales left hio col- lected 8 number of bills, the amount uf which has mot yet been ascer. SLIPPERS Will be an Extra Cliolce one and will include 25 cases Very Fino Blippers, 16 cases Clwiee Phitadelphin Chill's Bloos, awd 18 cused Chi- Gicorge W, Chamberlain, Assienoe.of J.D. terday, the members of the Syndiiato “dee X pire of Parls. At least forty or fifty men | c8go Shoo Co's Guoda of fivst quality. L lin Alo B e e Eastor & Co, fhod bil agatast Shron . 1Fol- BUBURBAN, clipni 1o lwpart any Iutoruiatlon un this XAS. Were umployed. © Pary. of the body, ohe GEO. 1, QO & 0., 18 3 , exeept fo state that the, e ton, the voluntary Assignca of the finn, to cou- NYDE IARK. makinz a run‘uu the 4-per-zent um:fl-.w:nl;:’l 3‘.’5 vey thelr assets to him, The auit Is an amicuble ‘The Board's deluy Saturday in aceepting the | they belleved that they would boable to sell one, aud adecrea was enterad nyasked, dirocting property of Mr, Waldron was caused by the Idea | large umounts of these buth for howne and for- Hulton 10 ‘“.’I': ,‘“x'"'"fl;‘(’,:‘:f"',‘r:u‘.'l"‘f" ately. hat the tows was bemg bulldozed by the situr- ""k‘l!‘ M ok i I e Lu the cas of Joxeph (oo, the Assignce was | Deys of the ox-Treusurer, ‘The auxiety to have ma'“’ negotiations for the purchase of $3,000,- AYg-per-cent bonds from the 8) orUereis o sell Lhe waseta b pULTIC Brion AlLer | tho Property travalerred ot orico Was quita | wolen Sesro: antiome, e yeotadog et the I[:n‘ml mlv‘cn{:umulm. aud in u‘nu ‘luunmlum atarthug to some; and tho lack of the expected | nne, wercs completed yesterday mornlog, :‘lj fi:'p upen the o nml?ml sell foredahin | yoreent wos pnother cause of thelr disturb- | showimg nggregate sales on - Wednes- l:! ordinary course of trude, = The day the demand was modes promise duv's m-uuumI I"A cx(wl" ¢ ot qth.ml,(m, Ilenry B, M was given that tha attornuyy would appear . for | Stk totabaalus shice Aprit 11 of $4,350.000—un L 'y 8. Morae, ago of aver §1,U00,000 per y Fise Assignee of 1. J, CaMligan was author- | hting hence the Board Look bothunder consider- :lv:rl o ‘o avar 81k e o e {,’fl: utxflk;;t:v :m"ullrl\!:' "ll:_ru -Ill:t.? rmu:,l‘tw:‘rfiu ation until this evenug at 7 o'clock, when ft fs | & m(m 43¢ ll’cr :.-lcm. lbumlnflwu;n declined a8 ¢l - el ! yesterduy except ag the advanced prico of 102, A 2 expected that & full statement will be | ¥ 4 4 3:;; ll‘l‘;fi’r‘l\:‘r‘\lfl:““‘l:flh:‘y‘l“h:l‘l‘l?r I:)‘l:‘l::"‘::‘; ulV“ll il &l ta facts made kuowu. Tlll‘ 1K, fi“d e Sror. tha. warios, D r phg e et over the i A b up thy goods thuy hold by virtse of the yolun- | certitieates, ete., beld by Waldron, have not .,.u'.firfl;', 4 Ty, ll‘lbu.";l;:(l::wplfi:ufi-‘u ‘Jfllflrfir tary assignment. Leen turned over; they may accoimpany tho | ceut bouds have been mado by the Syudicuto in n Assignes will be chosen at 10 o, m, ate & tiidiel ving orders for l‘hllln%nldl\eln. L o-day | statement. The lack of tho buoks reuders the | the followlng order desk ot Mra. Myra Bradwell, These weroafter- wards cashed at varlous bunks, The Leyal News L'um]ml]?’ roughly estimate thelr loas at about F200. nnington, so far as s kuown, was in cuployment at tho siuie, and tho $1, hind with him when he left 15 suppused helonged to hlm. Minor arrests: Adolph Peterson, a youth who turned out _early from the lodgtog-house No. 145 North Desplatues street, taking with Tdn a wateh and chiain belonging to O. 4, Hor- tun, another patron of the housa; Peter Mich. clly keeper of " restaurans ot the corner of Ciark and Van Buren streets, and who Is chargeil with the assault and robbery of which doln Bennert was the victim last Thursday evenine; * Waterfurd Juck,” the ploneer female night- walker of the city, who 18 uow so Ineaus that the polico are frequently ealled upun to_areest ler simply for ‘her own welfare; Jobn Plvitts, aliss * Peanuts," charg- arm with the hand and fingers, wers nbout comploted, Lut wot put tozether, ‘l‘m-rv ars wow at work on thy heed; [t is model- el in plaster, and trom the neck to the top weasures ubout thirty-five feet, It s sur- routded by platforms, and on these the work- men aru engaged o ity the plutes 1o the form of the model, Thu piates are of copper, threo-clzhths of an fuch thick, te be rivetud toguther Mke o boller and atrevgthened ou the Susidu with fron burs and vrick work. It is all reponsie work on u lurge scale, On oue platforin twa men wers enguged in shaping tho plates 1or the back of the head, and with o sledee-hammer ael lmmense snutling-iron wero fashloning what 1a to represent the hair, cach hair as jurgo as u man*sarni. Lo other platforms at iferent heights around tho head wero us many men 0§ could be accamodated, Whaen flnivhed and placed in our harbor, 1t will certalnly be vue of the modern wonders of tue 0 By WM. MOOREROUSE & CO., Auctiyneyrs, 83 & 57 Hendoloh-st, A 2 i Wnrfhnusnlm,ln nfi!?}x’x b!:lnllg i, § e rer Hbtachiing ARy “Hiscenanis Guoonds,” Wil ¥indd, (ood chance fur dealrs sad All 19 huycl‘lzl'h A Chilcngonn In the Lono-Stor State, Tu the Editor o The Tribune, PALESTINE, Tex., May 15, —Leaving your city onthe Gth fust, I possed over the Iilinola Central to 8t. Louls, and thouce over the Irun Mountain aud the International & Great Northern to this place, which I reached on the eveutuir of thu 8th. For 200 miles thraugh Soutbieast Missour) the country is rough and rugged fu the cx. treme,~ol value oudy for fts lead and Iron, As you strike the lino of Arkansas the conntry changes to u flat, web character, and so contio- ues for 250 miics,—unlit for residences, but heavily timbered with & varioty of hard wood, A you apbruach Tesad, the country becomes rolling, sud the yellow pine, uf majestiegrowth, " Peremptory Sale Walton House Furniture, 34 and 36 East Washin, 8biy TUESDAY, May 31, half-past 0 o'cloak s m., at AUUTION, UARPETB, MARI B. TOP BETH, Chainbor Hets, Boius, Huty 5] Uentro-"ablos, Dedatends, Aat tromed, Wylnut Qountor aud Dask, en he mincollancous goods. K008 M. MUOHBHOUBY & 00., Auc'ts. ng of the contract. Orders for over K\ c lo to AvrlldL .. ++$10,000, W % che world. 4.7 Nowaup, e S Wit Commileity G the. stosmg of sovai | ‘L tist-dividend meeting of Fred Oteo wity | B3t sum upcusiblo to ge ab but thoatoruey | ARG i e ¥10:000:000 | ts infxed with several specice of aak aud otor | Wor B o By CHAS, I, RADDIN & CO. borses from FPulatines George Harrds, colurud, | 16 beld 4t 2p. in, to-day, ) S a8 | May 3 (June optlon 5000 600 | wood kuown only In the South. Theso latter " \¥linre the Weodline Twleetistt AR, T AL L mallcious itachiet 1 breaking several windows SURENION COURT 1 BRITP, aboul $110,600. My 7 (July vatiun) .. T, 000,000 | features continue on e Yine of the Interna- oSy S i vl ustioaiens 1K 10 Watailiar I the saloon of L. Vinsburg, No.208 Fourth | Julls B. Newberry ticd u bill - Saturday | Many arc desirous of knowlng what frst cast | My 14 (August and urk Sured fck and Catherine Joyee, J. tional & Ureat Northern Rallroad until you reach Houstun, where praines make tholr ap- pearance, and breai the iwonotony, oy There Is bul Nitde hinprovement on tho ofl.’tu lue from St. Louls to Houston, 519 miles,w— most ol the *poluts® onthe line bolug nere statlons fur waler or woud,—there belng an oce cuslunal farm, planted with corn sud cotian, Leaviug the lise of the road, the luprove. uvenue, Behiold the good cffects of advertising. A fort- night ugo vestenlav Tus Trisuse, taking com- paslonn thelovelr aud louly + iy Maiden,” ol Bouth Evanston, printed hier deseription of Lerself and plteous appeal for correspondents of the muscullng me and slugular tense, (Lhe beautiful o Miss Matdeu™ restdes at Rogers k.} Ihe Post-offic ut Boutn Evanston ro- Speakiug of Jl Fisk, one iy reunuded of that expression 80 frequently used by biw, ** Gone whero the woodbiug twineth”” Flk attended to the sailiuy of the Bound stusiuer every after- noon, aud then wade direct for s usual hauut of splend!d rovelry, which was Delmonico's, fu Firth avenue, [0is bst rouve broughit bini to Sixth avenue, corner Thirtceuth strect, where stood @ bulldinge covered with greenery, and catled the * Woodbiue® It was a pupular 10,000,000 Phila,, Now York, New England, and Chicago-mado BOOTS AND SHOES AT ATJOTION, TUESDAY, May 21. alost 1 e Wil- ¢ i 2 4 :fju. Clarisaa 1 Wilson, Josent b Moss, Leo. | Sushiciun on the accounts of Mr. Wuldron. | may'17 [t nora J. Moss, and Jumes C. Watsan to forccluga | AbOUt four years ogo tho cry was ralsed, cember uption: ;‘ vmrlu-u'» 'x‘(::d .is,uw or(‘:hllm 138, {nm_-kl 8, g: “Count the |:‘nonev "5 and it is sald that thoss Total cwberry's it to jcagzo; also, the shoutivg bad some track of un {rregularity, Cheaderetinaociaad 4 32‘1 h-n{ of Bublut 5 in the Bubdivisin of Lot Thut w‘n tixed up, and the rumor fu D;:eru wfi'lfitfi'fi’ffi“ ”x.',:&" \‘:::lllnll.l?‘h:{a&; :ILI.I:‘ I;‘u:fls_ 0 of North Addition toChicao,having & fronte | gparted every vear since thut thy accounts weea | tary of the Treusury of tué Unlted Stau 11 age of 273¢ fect un Wells strec Willians - B Pattson. cummenced & sult for he re-clection of the Treasurer, Oue year [ of N. M. Rotbacbild & dons, of . London, Eng., CIHOUIT COURT, short, but it kas annually been kiiled by | August Belmont & Co., uf New York, un cuived scores of ugo the suspleion. was rused in the salid of i nssoclates, and themselyes; Droxel, M mruu”ux-’lwncr, A ila Bty dlito b driukiug-louse, and §t is sall that some of co answe, h ‘ g b s X ol ates, and thomeelves; ol Mor: ariie, ulstug-| “aliza "Malden ' a dollars wordh of - mstare | $U0U0 damages siulat Johu V. Farireil. ot o tha sutiabers of the Bosrd (31r, Wieator) | K & Gons oF Netr York, ain benaif of d: . | F vt o harscback vosterday shout tveuty | Fulkis cronies wero wmong fte pasrons: it thus Wo Will Sell at Auction, stuings so that sho could wrlte to him carly atd | Jupox BinbusTy—Guneesi busines thiat the accounts wers uot rieht. Ho tded 10 | Morzun &' Co, of Luoudok, wud thems | miles fu tho countyy, was fea-teil by tLe farmers | boaume a comiwon Wiug for bim, when agked Wodnesdsy, May 23, often,—aud n the exuberancs and exultation of ¢ i e et another uan futo oilles, wnd, while work- | seives; J. & W, Scha £ C Aprsi.aTECOUNT—NO seasl . . uud, ved; do ) zmann & Co, of alieAvreiiats Noseaslon util Wednes- | 12 OPLIST BI0 0 L o overy wido by [ New ' York, on’ beball of 8 fman Juvax Ganv—218, 222 to 227, 220 w 23J, and | Febulls, Alnost everythinginthy town scemed | Hrothers, of Loudon, ami themselvess Morwa, ive. " Nu caso on irial. to work fur Waldron. *Ouu vuse may bo cited: | Blisg & Co, 0f New York, on bebalf uf Mors /& Janksun—141 to 187, 141, 143 to 147, [ A coal suan who wus supused 1o have uo bu- | ton, Rose & Co., of Louduu, sud tbciuselves 148, 138, 152, 155 to L3, | N0 cusw ou trial, terest in Hydo Park wated upou 8 wember of | and the First Natiousl Bank of the va ripe berries nnd ‘plums, aud saw inany peact- orchards wek loa fed with frult (soine of the carlicr varietios belog aearly rive), nnd apple- orchards thellty and o full barug, { shall net conceraing suy otie, to redly, * Gone whiero the woudbling twinetl.” Quoes Viciaria us u dother, o New Vark tvurvier e Etulz ber heart ©3Mias Maiden " showed thuse letters ta bee fricnds. Aud soltwas that berstern Va heard v it Ho locked ber uo in the bouse, She has stadd locked up, Shels likelyt y Jockedup for sume time to vome, And” the Bouth Evanston "DRY GOODS, ists sud Copx, Clothing, Stsw Uoods, Cutlery, Milll nery Louds, NUtiuus, et Also, & again lenove twb tus apple will o tot tloursh 1 ‘Fexus, though 1 aw’ convinced that ¥ Ity In tho French Chumber, ln eulogy of Quecn HA Post-Onlice fs full of letters for b Miss slablen, | JYPUB Hougka—Set caso 3,287, ¥ix v, Sarger- | tuo Hoard wix times sud used cvery posaible | New York. It provided that Aurzust Belmout | both soll und cliiut ctter adavted to the | Victorla, ‘M. Murtin Nadoud said: %8he b = = == e by YTy il el thgood | Yo o0 el Noa: U d 01 5 0, T | Lakaa o obtilu Yots Bor Waldruu U Lelor | & Con i bebutl 6 No: 31 Fothsclild & Sunes | tmoro-delcats iiits. - § nae o pesulrorchank | dont st thince, Uut You wuuld Tuugh 16 | 0 Af. BANDERS & GO., & ertising, o 2o 2 2 moro delivate fruits. I suw a peach-orchard, but two years ln the sctting, heaviiy loaded with Irult, aod of spleadhl growth; whtle orchanls twenty years uld were equally prolific. 1 calicd upon ooe former who kad 1601 bead . g 4 crawm cswa the woraing witer election to Mr, | and assoclates ond theiasclve Junag Booruat, 113, 116, 110 10 125, foclu- é\mc?c;#-;:fl:l:fi i s vt Tor Wl w0 Puwllm‘ct’ from |t hmfiim‘fimfi et casu terw No. 70, It | aron for Tre; oy eler did uot, aud | the ‘Freasury $4,1% of the 4 per cons #nn; bty il | advised that & chaiigo ba wade, aud uil asccunts | buude of tuo Vuliod Statee, leaned wijor ths nuch i€ 1 told thew to you,” (Volees: ** No, pol Tell tuem) ™) M. Mariln Nadoud—* it wil) be permitted me say—ine, anohl Hepublicun, who cuntiot besus- stve, Nucase on trial. MeALLioviu. ** How much fs this clgar?” sald a customer, S nois Central Jtaliroad stepplug 1nto o saloon in the oxtrewe south- weatern burtb of the dty. *Flve cente—eight In aduitton to our egulsr Sale of i bt | colcadar Now. 178 and 177 0 11K, fuciaatve, overbauled. Tho accouuts Wers looked nto | wcts ot July 14, 1570, Jun. 20, 1571, and Jut, 44, | of cattte, 1 o und tes, horsca, | pictoned of Royullem—that, uiter hef * | BOOTS, SHOES, AND SLIPPERS, by |r‘u:u ‘n‘:fi:‘;‘ ulr "Em"mlgmu.sufl?;fl'rc,fip‘]fi Junai Fauweil—ticucral busise alwer somng delay; the aciuunts were reborted m.\? aud yl.hn;. Drezel. Morgun & L"n..‘:rlt b:: :m;‘:utx:" lrfus\“:? x-::r le'an ;:’uynt:;‘.‘u:hu( ‘:J'.'!:;) s;:u‘:l Ihmlhl‘:u{m. -lll:u l:.‘:.u r'e:t]’:‘-:cufil:n‘n‘nll?&»u:w\i Tucaday, Msy 21,12:30p. m., we wiil scll s 1arge fot of “My friend," sald tbe tustomer 'l.._‘gl.:.y. Jrous WiLLiade=—No call snuounced. all right. with ouo exceution, uud that { balf’ of J. 8, Morgas & Co. s theasoives, | acrea. . With trag Southern bospitality I foe, and {4 would be well that scrvico might be JUDGMENTE, was peported back to the acvountaut. | agreed to po Usitzn 8 Crucuir Covuy— - 4 1 villag, ! P ¢! o -'L':;'rxc:fif’ufi‘:f:\':‘ h‘::‘:!f.‘i&":: M{lu‘n‘? My, Waldren had mors friouds fo the viilaze | thae J. & W, Sellgman & Co., on behalf of Sel- 3 auy other wan; slwost all too work. o ¢! » . 0. nme Saviuge i o oo, Couns | F02 ddeea haid seceiyed Lhel pay froms sy | hoas BLELIN oF sold bouies St chat. Hoe ik M. Chauman and Joba ‘Turubai, Slgabe. [ wud would, cousequeutly, vote for bim. To w [ tou, Bliss & 'Co., eu_benalt } Morton, Kose . vestlgate the wecounts of chavge the Treasur ¢ Cu. aud themselves, ogieed 0 purchase EUpeuion Cornt=Coxrksstoxe—Jaines K, Mur. | 1t was tuouzbt uccesary to Lave o now Board, of wald” bouds, aud that_the phy. uso of the Chicazo Fire-inaurance Comvany, | und, for tiat purpose, some men et to work to tivual Buauk of the City of New York Voo Jubn G, Stabl, $115, wake upsaslate. At first they thoughe they 10 purchase 81,000,000 01 sald Louds, *Gimaye oneand take ona yourself, aud never wind the coungd out of tblsdime. When I reflest upon the foeb that this cigar has veeu- pied hundreds of hauds In the varjous processes of its wuvufucture, has glven employmeot Lo scorcs of ludustrics, that It contalos Wbacco, Hwetree loaves, cabbage-leaves, burdock-leaves, wheat-Lusks, oat-buils, cutlun, ay ‘hasu $1,623,000 of said L\ondl,n‘ul treated t0 & good diuner, with iquor thrown ju, ‘The latter 1 declived, which caused well nlglia rupturo of (riendly relutions. Tho woil of the Btate {8 varlable.~red, gray, and Llsck often appearing fu streaks of coun- try, with suddenly turked ltoes. ‘Al varietics o vegetsbles growu North flour- fulh bicre, aud are now abuudant: aud swali fruits dv well. The peack, spricat, voctarioe, rendered to Frunce by our Freuch wouen of the Ligher claiscs. Mother of a family of utue children, sho bas suckied the wholo nme ol Wem! |Tremendous luygliter on the _Ryhi. Avplaure on the Lett.) ~lold oul’ Yes, sue bus sucklod ail bine of them!” = M. Robert Mitcheli—*You canuot, bowever, 2ek thut of the Murshal MacMahon AL Martn Nudaud—*1 buye ouly s word | LI Fine G BANKRUPT llk}o']‘w“l‘ STOLK 02 e G preat foalc Butmier fleaiid riakalilaratiug sud 19 treabfug, Luly e Ceuts s plat t Guther's Confectioner?