Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, February 27, 1879, Page 3

THE CHICAGO TRIDUNE: THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 27,' 187%9—TWELVE. PAGES, * TIHE RACE CAS mething of this | ege. Ter dress under train was gray satin, talk about nnd hadd Jowele—~cmeralds, rubfes, pearls, and LENIENCY ON TN FART OF THE COMPANTI" «Ilan’rzxxxxd&—cn'Lrur\vlné\'l‘l over the tiiu'n,. Oxrmul the 1 Yinye; but I sesure you thnt the position | Neck to the feet, Sha wore goll hanging from of this Company is n [ |m';u told you, 1% oo . | Uig buck of her tlara, of old "'Ik’;" lnco, nizes that, in duty to the public; It should seo The bride ontored the chapel last, with the thint proper nuntshment I’nrlnm Ihis betrayal o | brideroom. She i tall nnd fine-looking, with atruat, It recommzed that duty when ft sct sinooth, dark hrir aud dark cyes. Bhe wore on ahott apprebonding Wm, und_the public toust | 10F head a amall f'fn",'_" of 'm““'”}"” und rubles, ndinit that it has discharged it. Tt recounizes | 21 & laco vell. Whe dres was clotly of sllver, 18 duty how, nnd _proposes to do it It fs sim. | 204 the benio was of crinmon velvet, Hined an ply an Instrament ‘i the hands of the State, Itrlmmudlwllhlcrraln:b HAh R "w’ml,y""" i ull this talle about lenieney I meaninyzivss | 1008 ¢ Y“lele °|c':,',f"°"':"’"“f ueary, for the rensun that the Company is powerless in | Four chamberiaing carry on thelr slioukders, the matter, mud e, exerclse no control over it | Biid the end was carrled by the Master of Core- whalever. Innword, the case has passed out m‘;flzgfig""(fl"&gflzg “‘fic"‘:"l’:':r%f“""l ar l;'; of sur nds, und tho Btate alono bas it to denl | pyiyor “fandsome, bt looks delicate. ‘The Mr. Pullman s recelved verbal and written Grand Duchess Michael, mother of the bride, put down. Nor dld shatell him if ho would BRANCH OFFICES. -~ WANTED-ITALE X confirm her statement he could make maoney, or N ORDKNTO ACCONMODATR 0T NUMERGUA e S ornnmn that she would make money by her testimony, I pessons througuoit the cliy, we Dave criahilined R . oL s T e tmer I &= ANGELL: Mrs. Chapman Persists in Identi= fying Lamb. i, ill Plead Guilty This Morn= *‘ ing. I H iman Company Leaves im to the Hands of the Law. N fetment Which 1o Will Be L lngnflcd on to Answer To. on 3 No ono hnd given her monoy, ar promiscd her ranch Otfces in tho difierent. Dtvistonn, 44 desianate s any. After the man_shot, he jumped oft tho | pHESLIANEAGYSRemR Sl be taken furins sung Bookiketporss Clorks. &ce g wagon aud ran; 1uus .on;g‘rl \vvn;: ';.'.'snu'}.fi?'i?“" m. Buring tho week, and Uadlli p. m. | Y ASTEN—A UOOD GROCERY CILERK AT s ;-‘l;:!,xlnah"m’:‘"c‘ ompty m;’:‘, bt Sl il Il SIMMS, Dooksellers and Stationers, 123 - e e gotug to run, nnd atarted, nnd the former sold | 8. M. WALDEN, Nawstesler, Btatloner, elc. 1000 ANTED-FIRST-CLASS DYER ARD FIXISUER A Searching . Cross-Examinatlon—Testi. | it ho would atay thére and dle., IS e A, L e 1 | et woach . KINSER, SORED T SE S mony of Other Witnesses. ] ] t | Blue fvisnd-ny. 7 B Pnl have you got herc—goodsi® Lamb sald: It is ".ec‘."flm"r{lb?"ye'-:’erlllr‘"‘lx'g"-n‘x‘um, snd Fancy ’ none of your busiuess.)? Bhe watched every- | Boods 320 Lake. o facain. thing, nurl’ramnlned on the ground until abvut | == lllp'lcluuk. 8hio could not tell of any ove who i hon i oo of ;{' saw her, ¢ B tha (.iol. Vu)n Iu'rnln'lu cxnmlnnllczlguuv’fn ll:mz sertion. Each additional ine, 10 cente. thesaing nm.h.mn‘."a‘:‘c'.“‘c:‘.'i". {m:fi':vfifi“}l:? and searchingsy and the witness not make & | vaon e A r CHEAPIGITAPICEAP I~ rush. G, M. LININGTON, 45 and 47 Jocksou-st., G- very gnad fmpression, Iler testimony varled F 163 mnunmyfif:flgfl}y‘é‘lsl 'Bi‘n‘:;l.vm(’&mfifi cagy. " Mincollnncons, - 5 “VANTKT)—OY’.NTLEME.V AND LADIES TO SELT, 1he new waterproof cellilold collars_and cnffsy no mul,'lu lanndry Illflll: wwhen sofled IYI)!I‘G them Og L] J 1 o .. corn. Qeorge Freeman Will Be Put on the stand To-Day. o which nearly every third man S was dressed In cloth of 'silver, with diamonds | _ The trial of Jotm Lamb for the murder of | from tiiat given by her at the inqueat, not belng | $hres fronte—s foet on Oden-ar., 16 fect on Jncksan: JANTED=A GOOD AN ¥1)it EVETT BTATE T0 : pequttor By was about like this: | SebORS T Capt, Ktank, of the capuurss T | sl omeralds on her liead simd _pearls on her | Tollccman Race s continued In the Criminat | an ful, Sho then stated thay there wero two { fqih feeton temallagtar, ol andsod i for b AR ot h et desan P st thiey’vo ot Angell back, whst | 1o the Sherl(T of Cook County, The Captain nieck, 'The fewela of the bride were the most | Guurt yesterday morning in the pretence of the | men in the wagon, She den'ed having & con- | forawrasre OSROIEN, 124 Y | R AT AT T Ty T e S e sl "“'l o dowith Mim1" It was, of | will remnin a day or two until i i Mr, Pull- {“'““‘"“’“,I"",’ "‘""H"“ rn, necklace of | o Jaroe crowd,—gangz, rather, for the | Yersation with one William Smitin, Oct, 19, mhul O BALE, TH O Yy AL TP OULEL ‘ ol e atio—80 nabtiral ns o bo | BN come to o settlement reenrding the ox- | HE fows pf charious dlenonas. e dewels | jority of the on-lookers - were thicyes, thugs, | ()1IDG him shio \wished sha was out of this (the hasement brick eors on Michigan-av, and Twenty- | territory sudsccreis. 8. M, KENNEDY, Tittshurg. ; e vory natural oy fenecs of the nabing wnd the bestowal ot the i ber crown were very beautiful, and the” front | 0l ) h | case)—that ahio was getting tired of it, but she :;‘cnnvl I, A6 a acrlfice, 84 the nwaer i3 m"i‘ to lenve ANTED—OFFICE - BO L GED ATV 94 [ gt to suggest heells Innamuch as an ultle | poe b 5o 8o claimants, 1t scems, | Of the waist of her dress was covered with | or vagrants. As will be noticed, the testimony | was’ getting well poid, She did not tell one . lunitire o o 1 Lot WASTED-UEEICE . O R e : Imdnnnl answer could only be obtained | _Cousul Dimond and the hotel man at Lisbon, | dfamonds of wonderful lustre und size. {s somewhat conflicting, but that fact Is not | Joues, n roporter of the Conservator, in Davis’ | [TQIERALE=T TAVE REVERAL G0 GAT EastJackson-il. ! : -le?";m_,.ml seelnyg the results brought about | —amd up to date they haven't heen able to llnllll:1“]:'1:?('"nlgg::‘:lrln(]"z::l"llxhl:&ltl‘\lG‘r‘g;’ll(";l'lll::’rl,lg:; very surprising, since two people who ece an :f&l{luf’nfl:{m ‘RI‘; her nn:x'r.m hu‘:flw;\:‘:; n’fl st wifly li'"":'&“ iences In ciolce Incatiohison Weat b A&-fl:‘;mm EXIVE, FNRIORTIE n{‘u’fiy"(‘:—’l?a : 8 . . ¢ ;1 3 . 4 ¢ ¢ % grer papel I TOTW Wastinktonest. el i : o \uming of the legal machinery, the av. :’,f;.‘:f";‘_f 3}1“-‘;” ffi?fin"fififi’a‘ ‘:,'} z%f"‘k",'{“i','l'{.m {1 former letter, so 1 will not ropeat, After | Occurrence never sea cxactly the same detalls, § ot o 0 0 e DL T AR g 2 hington-st right mian. 120 Washingiol Hoom . ‘The accused was not as neevous os ot the out- sot, though lre was o Mitle uset, und sighed when (dentified as the ong who fired the shot. This morning * Bheenoy George!. will take the stand, and a very intercsting story sy bo looked for. cr had to content mmself with ¢ “rf::’s?‘:he shrugs, or the bold und conll- m,’:uhr utterauce which thie fourth man ‘:‘:“l:ma on the subject. Driefly expressed, BRI a0 opinioNs: the Iuperlal family took thelr places near the ANVARSTIS | 3 sltar the maids of honor and ladies of the ety entered the church, all in Ruasian costume, wind stoud belind the diplomatic curps. ‘The outer Dhalis were filled with {roops of the Guard, nll in, tull-dress uniform, The Empress 18 very dell- in one, as polntlng at Lamb und saying: **That UE AN REAL ESTAT WAS TE X i fs the inan Sho was not_beautiful choush o | TiOR RALESYOU CAN BUY HOUSES AT HIRA | M C. S gt mtuere the honmnt 11 ar 4 vor R A bt e T T " T IRA: | M C. Sanis ftauee, betiern the toarsof 11 and 1 for A’ Iy ata, for Just what you Alirce days, Halary to right meo, Alexander that Lamb was vot the man. Sho [ gFarieaaway i rent-and the very best lata, wit : had alwaya rafd it was he, snd would say so | === watters of detail will bo caunvassed, declded ulll)’un, and Capt, Frank will return to the other alde. THZ INDICTMENT. 8o much time has elapsed siuco Angell wasin- dleted, nnd 50 1ittle attention was paid to it ac t o Broualt, 1z 1, sz, L 12 IELD. untll she died. [Sensation.] She bad never | " COUNTIRY REAL ESTAT: ) cate this winter, und was not able to be present, sali the pawnbroker did it. ~ Bhe was not an e e 3 ; spat the Pullmans would not push tho "'cn""“" he boing far iy, that it Ay be a3 | «His Royal Highnens, my Lord the Grand When the first witness was called, Col. Van labitua torphine-user. No physician had been JOk ALk b boAiog on Satasy e s Rl of Theco: b Aaanaton: i la Secretary boo fary but would Intereade for msmtlfiE‘::le:‘;f::gmf:t‘:r‘vom:e'h TSty {;'L‘g’:}“'fi“}:fi"fi‘c }fi‘}gg':é;"?‘ h“"f,m‘l’"]"""l"‘ Atman nroso and requested that the witnesscs | freating bier for Its excessive use. She was not [ I+ ;F'l{;'cmm‘ 1 by real ectate and fersonnt "(hibween 0"wau 1, at Hoain 10, 163 Kasé ; fulle tght with \ chyerin, 3 s called fn the : I ¢ out of the room, crnzy. o Biosusitl o 1 renl eatate i R ¢ end that it might o very iig] Of the Reptember torm of the Criminal C r the day’ i for the prosecution be scnt out of . Aciudes boiel, warehousea, “stures, dwelling-touses, TANTED GUOD GIRL TO DO HOUBEWORK it ':,u:‘ lesst, that Justice might bo tea- | Gool County. I the year ot Gar (S e Tiiherancso ertite Chusk l-’;g;fcca;l l'nlfifhu':“fi Btate's-Attorney Mills made the same request On the redircer, sbo cald sho had no personal | *vecant loce, Srit by beantifu) Buthesteart un too banik WA Bt piace by Galling b 438 Park-av. - l-witl, or & at Lamb, 1o | of Bock River, with thirty acres attachrd. Al Ui d A HE-wildsor eplte, or-mmalles: arabist L bew 1 Tarma ‘sud fariiing lanas £ Wisconain, awa, ; A GO0 GIt, FORR LIGITT 1I0USK: ever harmed her. She never saw him be- Daka The 1 property consiata of I work In & sinsll family, Apply at 223 Vin- fore that night, ITa was the man, enitle, Tarmiv uieneie, & chalce 1ok Of pew carsiagee, | CCRRCs:ar. 5 2 ; The court then adjourncd until 10 o'clock this, | Butkies, wagons, and everal second:hand carriay VWASTED A COMTVRTENT, WELIATLE. AND morning. i ; isetolt {4 one of the sineat elitza in the Nortiwew VWV A 1 far 2oitecal hogiemor small tainilys * A few minutes ofterwards, Mrs, Chapmean, eu e (st kel orert pro Y. _Call at residenre 81U Washingtou-at. ' ; Qrand Jurors choscn, selected, and sworn 1 and for the County uf Cook, in the State of Illinols, In the nama ana by the authority of the peoply of the State of 1llinols, upon thelr vaths present that Charles \Y. Angell, late of the County of Cook. Ui 251h day uf Aprhl, Mlly-namn current bonds al ' with more than a vominal ullowanca of . the.other, (hat the Pullmaos didn't i1 comdn't have, anytoiug to do yib the matier, efther fn its varlous wero taken into the ball of 8t. Alexander, whiera there were three priests fn black gowns, —tlie preatest possible contrast to the pold brocuds and - splendid vestments of the Russlan priesta,” Hern a second 08 to thos for the defense. Judga Wiiams so ordered, TOLICEMAN MURNANE testified that lic knew Lamb, and that he heard v LY t, o i ——— - 4 o orltaconcluslon, except g0 for as they | rcd oy (he’ Puilinan's Faiace-Car. Company. tho | ceremony was verfarmed i German, The pricat, | of the killing of Racs about ten or tielvs min- | wiin lisd unw out with the crowd, camo bick Bt bazar teles hajunto to VWANTEG=A Glitf, T Coife AXD DG GENITAT } i witnesees to bo subpenaed by the State, | sume being 8 corporation organized and incorpo- | proveunced quite o long disconrse, gThe service | utes of 10 o'clock, Uet. 4. He was then at the | nnd conplained to Assistant-Superintendient ONERIS, A houscworks family amall, Anply st 125 Loomis. ' were rated under aud by virtuo of the Iaws of the State | Insted nearly an hour. “After It was¥ ended 1he | Jarrison Street Statlon. Running over to the | Dixon thatshe had b iR, W o from 1 10 11 o'clock. Sfusthiate proper rocoum- tell ol they knew abiout the nets of their nsulted. An odlcer Féu's/\na—-muni’rfiu‘a nenuatio of llinole. of the denamination of $1,000, ‘of the Dapient G, bride and groom kissed the Emperor and all the 5 ; 4 ¥ oy wag gent alabg to protect ier, nnd lie over heard AL NS fown {or Brat paymieni. ¢ e i TV snbordinate, and thut they would £0 ap- | value of $1,000 each; 100 current United States the ball. T “ | Friedbergs' with Ofllcer James Wiley, he saw > ; JRUIRLE 130 Deaeburn-at., Koot 13. ANTED—A NEA' it HIEAT, f B o festlfy whon callcd upon by tho | Tressury ubien o tho denomioation of S500, of the B B ent I (s ean a0 | swino pouple an tlc afdewale, He tried to ot | Bindt cil ber, wa murphinechewerss o | St ot L g o e alow tho law t0 tako s courao, ro- | Yitie o7 30 cach 00 current Unlted St of | Cours, aitended bv Uhe bigh digoltaries ot [ into the druc:store, No. 412, but the door wan | court, followed Ly Tl mot. - ¥hen Dot | TR e o po A TTD e | WWARTIL-RUSAY OF SWEDE GIIL 10 DO s of ald sequitntance with tho ex-Socre- | 3100, ot valne o ‘310, aachi *3:000 cuvron, | Court with thele wivos, ‘onata jere drauic to | joeked. 1le taw n horse wnd wagon In front of | helert the courty Judg Willoms ma'ced st ARTE-TO Y FOUMY OWN COE ASMALL | wil fy'5ith d%ns Food weser. “AuircAsh Biin. Umited States of Ameriea Treasury noles of tho denomination of Fm of thevalue of 200 eachi 2,600 current Unlted States of Awerfca Troasury notes of the donomination of $20, of the value of $20 ench; 5,000 current United States of America ‘Trensury notes of the denomination of $10, of tha value of $10cacli; 10,000 cureent United Siates of Amerlca Treneury nutes of the denomination of of tho value of &5 each; 26,000 current United Stutes of America T'rcanury nates of the denomina- tlon of §2, of the value of §2 each; 60, 6U0 enrrent Usited Stales of Amcrica Treaeury notes of the denoniination of 81, of the value of . SL ouchi sundry current hbank bills, commonly called nationul carrency, ixsued by certaln Natlanal hanka fo the sald Surors muknown, of divera genom- fustions, the denominations beine to the said Jurers unknown, of the umount and value in all of ¥60,000, of the muney and property of the Puil- nisn's P’alnce-Car Company, the sanie beinga corpo- ralion ueganized ond Incorporated under and by virtue of the laws of the State of Illinots, then and there fonnd intrusted to the said Charles W. Angell Dy the :said Pullinan's Palace-Car Company, tho rame being & corporation organized and incor- vorated as aforeeald, for safe keeping, the wsajd Ciaries W, Ancelldid then and thero fradulent) and felontonaly convert to his, the raid Chnrles W, Angell's own use, with intent felontously ta eteal, take, and carry away the sume whereby and by farca of thestatute in snch cases made nnd provided the asid « harles W, Angell is deemed to have com- mitted the crime of larceny, and so the jurors aforesaid upon thelr oaths Bforesald do say that sald Charles W, Angell then and there, in manner and furm sforesaid. the sald money and property of the sald Pullmon's YTalace-Car Com- vany, fthe same helnga corpuration orgnnized und 1ucorporated as aforesald. did felomously ateal, take, and carry away contrary to the statute, and against the peace and dignity of tiie samo peo* nie of the State of Tiliuols. 'he Urand Jutrora do further presont that Charles W, Angell, late of the County af Cook, on the 26th day of Aprll, in the year of our Lord 1878, ju snid County of Cook, tn iho State of I1linois sforcsald, filty-seven current bonds isaued by the Pullman Palace-Car Cowpany, of the denomingtion of £1,000, of the value'of 31,000 cuch: 100 current United States of America Treasury notes of tlio denomination of $500, of the value'of 8500 cach: B0 current United States of America Treasury notes of the denomination of $100, of the value of $100 each; otc. [us above], did then and thero feloneously ateal, tuke, and carry nway contrary to tho statute, and fgainat the peace und digulty of the sume peowls of the State of Illinoly, ‘The Graud Jurors aforesald do turther present that Charles W, Angell, late of the Connty of Couk, an the 25th day of April, 1878, being an of- ficer, to wit: & Sccretary of o corporates company called Pullman's Palnce-Car Comnany, fraudutent- 1y and feloniously did, without then and there hav- nie the consent of tho suld the Putiman'a Palace-Car Compnny, embezzle and fraudulently convert to his own uso & large amonnt of moncy, honds, and uruvcn&‘nl great value, to wit: of the value of $137,000, the moncy and property of the said the tuy and {he feclings of pereonal eympathv which such sequalntance wmight have brought at. The more. thoughtful, of course, held m.u.hllzrvlew; and pointed to the tireless oorts made by the: Cotnpany—with their at- feodsnt expense—to capture the culprit as con- tory of their position. nfi‘(::,mumlmc, Angell himsclf was loft to ygonn reflectlons in oL FORTY-THUER IN THE COUNTY JAIL. " ppassaze of fifty-three davs’ duratlon ocross treAtlantie fn & salling-vesscl whoso sleoping ac- ommodations, ns far 0a ho was concerned, con-~ diied of & hard semf-cireutar hewch, on which ha rrooted without removing his clothing a ureat 1of the tine, owing to the perpetunl lability otealledupat o mornent’s notfco in case of rqually bad prepared him for the asperitics of jublife, and it was no wonder that ho found the wrommodatfons in 43 Juxurious as comoared with his lodgings on stifpboard. “Tha tyrant cstom " had made the two-foot wide bunk, with i wriped tick_mnattress, n *thrice-driven bed of down,” and he slept perbaps a8 well ns he ererdi In one of Mr, Pullman'a palace-cars or {nbls old room at the Grand Pocllle. A modest breakfast sas scut in to him,—for his tastcs, wotomlcally ~ speaking, ure simple,—~und fure it with. o relish, . During the parning threo or four old fricnds visited and chatted with bim in his dreamscribed quarters, and ho recelved them without betraging the least evidences of embar- rassment at belngg found in such a situation and under such circumstances. Iia enso was not sfiected, but, to all appenrancer, renuine. There was nothing of thie vulpar or brazen-faced in his demeanor, but, on the contrary, sumothing xbich eeemed to pay that the iz waos up, and there was no use jo ralling at fortune, or Juluu aoptbiog eleo but taking everything as it camo with cheerfulness anc _leom] rhic coolness. Arcpresentative of Tur TripuNg walked up ard down the corrider with him durlnfi exerclsa time, and afterards ear down with hin in hls ¢l chatting with nln about his trip, and find- fng Io him the old-timo offability, uid the same penlality of disvosition, ferttlity of thought, und felickty of expressfon. Aneell s an EICEPTIONALLY GOOD CONVERSATIONALIST, and enters with spirit into his description of wbat be saw (n his travels. ‘The subjects of bis sudden departure last summer and his future Lelng, 08 be has steadily malntained ‘all along, forblddon ground, no attempt was mado to draw Lim out, for the good reason that it would maedone nu good. Whatever s to bo sald on thosa matters muat, ns hie hos Hrovlnusly do- o1 i ullltdlwlu u? :)reoa'r?d,lumlll o case Wus made :fi?:‘r’n:;nln’(‘mly Koud, 10calltys awall bayment dawn, al- usdotlions out he would punish the fellow. ‘Fhe man gave ) me, ve locatlon sud descrip- ANTE ITCHEN GIRL. BRING KEFER- 3 ut b would punlsh the fellow Whe man gavo |tk "Riinksd 311 Hiine aitee oo onr | WY AN e, : ; }cmllmnt)lumk\l-laluch ;cmm‘k. State’s Attornoy EINAMUSARL. 7 Rursoss % s released him, nfter wetting bis residence, DVANCLY MADE ¢ N CHES, TAXTED—A COMPETENT WOVAN TO TAKE sayitg thut he would look futo th 4 A TN TG B i ikoodrefers it ¢ matter. A RS st tLAUS DS private otice, 1201 Cato e er Mtlaren ki asbint ) saw lngs refer i i ibuchey HARVARD OPEN ' 0 NY BUM TO LOAN ON FUUNITUIE, PIANOS Miscelinncous. ! v 01 hN 1‘0 ‘VOMI.‘N' 1\ cte., without reniuvals mnd on all good secur! ‘VA“TKD~A CAPTAL OPPORTUNITY IS OF- ties. Huom 13, 93 Dearburn. e toladles ut |llsvmplnymrnl Apply to K, \ AT SO5 . BIPLRLY, loum 7, 183 Bouth Clarkest., tirat fuor, . inins et pod | T bioduiiode T T T, LA TS SITUATIONS WANTED-MALES 1 Sookkeepcrs, Olerits, &ce GITUATIOS WANIEN-\CGOUNT BOKS UPEN: , closed, or examin oy oAt T, LS, MicHiod Ly Gny Hing oF Sveainas. by e ex: ere, Aiidress A. BRABHEN R Piies RASHER, floom 13, b1 Washing ! {he pawnshop, and {n the wagon he raw somo silk hnudkerchlefs und a bolt of cloth. Ife took the team to the station, nud delivered the goods to the station-keeper. 1o hind tried to get fnto e pawnghop, butcould not. Bub!l'(\:lcnll\‘. he looked for Fricdberz, but was unable to find Wm. Witness then told about Jettiing the horso buve his head, Policcnan Myer being on Tiis back, and his wanderlngs until he stopped at u barn in an alley between Jefferson nug Des- plalnes and Hubbard and Indisna strects, ond of the arrestof_Lune and Linnet at No. 157 defTer- son street. Tle went into the pawnshop between 1L and 12 o'luck, and saw & dim Hght in the iront rooms, und found Mra.-Hurvey in the third room, family, the newly-wnrried couiple, . the family of the bridegroom, atl the guests, und finaliy “thy clergry awid all faithh subjects of the Emperor, While these wern belng arauk the zuns of thy fortreas of 8t. Peter wud 8t. Paul, ou the oppo- #ite sis uf the river from the palace, fired con- tioually. Duriug dinuer there wasa convert, both yocal und nstrumental, the best artists fn Tetershurg nssisting. ‘The Emperor was present, but not the Empress, By far thu most interesting evont of the doy was the bsll, which took place In the great throne-room of 8t. George, at half-past cight in the evening. It was & small affalr, the fovita- tions only inciuding u certain number of those who were oresznt in the morning, The great hall was lizhted by invumerable chandellers. 1t 1a n little longer than the width, and has o row of white columns on each side. There is u gnl- Tery running ail around it, the ceillng is arched and frescoed, ninl the walls are stuccoed ns they can do it only In Ruesis. They hove brought the art of stuccoing to perfection hore. In this hall the stucco luoks llke the most beautiinl enrving, At ono end of the grallery was the or- chestra. Opposite that, under the gallery, Is a ralsed dias covered with red cloth aud with u ted canopy over t. On this dals s the throne. Tmsge this beautiful bal), brilliantly lghted, filled with rorgeous unhnnns and mag- nificent dresses | The fewels wlhich the Iadies wore dazzled ono’s eyves, The costumcs were the samo which had been worn i themori- ingy—long court truins and the tlara on the bead, Such tollettes are much more beautiful by eas- light, utul more becoming. . The chamberlains snd gentlemen of the chamber woure white sllic stockings aud white breeches, dark conts trimmed beavily with- gold lace, nnd carried Dlack cocked bhats trimmed with gold, The masters of ccremonies carrfed long golden sticks or wands, At 9 o'clock the band strucl up the Polounise from o Russian opera which {s very Pauulnr here, called “The Life for the Tzar,” and the Imperlal Ianr entered und walked down the hall, preceded by the masters of ceremonfes. ‘The Emperor hud the mother of the bridegroom led the way., They commenced at onee ta danice the polonatse. The guests were collected in a crowd, leaving only one passage free in the middle of the ball. The masters of ceremonies, who Jed the polunalse, or clesred the way for it, plunged into the crowd on one side. Lvery one ot out of the way as well us they could, but there wns nccessarily a great den] ofmuhln&: and crmvdlmi. However, peo- plo were goad-natured, wml ns the Emperor came next with the Grand Duchess, the swaving omong the ladies' pettionts nnd the Lowlng o the gentlemen's ieads was quito na_continuous A Plan Arranged Ly which Young Women WIIL Recelve the Hume Bouefits ns Young Men, but Without Reealving Diptomns, Bostox, Feb, 23.—An fmportont movement for eecuring n full collemdate course for younyz women ot arvard, avolding coeducation, has reached the trial polnt, The plan, first to be made public in to-morrow morning’s Advertiser, ADE ON T X LTC, o T TATION WANTED B A T IOIG o sno 15 to admit: glfls who. have recoived the o L prithoat veinorals ais'ou owiér good eusiics: QUIVATION WANTED-DY A THOKOUGI DOOK- preparation na boye ot hich and preparatory BN 0N OVED G ‘“"L"M " nlu%r;-nrnr%rg;:——ulu!ot.-nlrmcr sehiools, und who successtuily pass the examina- 5 IOURKFEFEI oft tlons, to the privileges of reciting, fn company e e, TIusli beat with otlier girls, 1o the same professors or Sopecsy tutors who fustruct the boys; of studylny | BOFF. 14 Keaper ¥ the sume books; of making the samo | N[OHIGAGES BOUUHT, A cxperlments in- the laboratory; of | b between | und 0 p, m. submitting to the same tests: | W[ONEY TO LOAN ON C and, tinally, of recefving, at the end of four | BROTHE 1he T o T 'y Miscellancous, oIt 128 and 131 Loy ITUATION WANTED=IY A PERSON W years, not parchment diplomas, like the boys, “TO L0 0, 8 et und the privilege of writing A. B. after their & = tur the last vlghit years beld, i an adjolning State. y : e, "““’:,1:'(‘",‘ o ey $2,000, | Judicial uflice 1o same &y th3t uf Judge of tne Lir: names, but certificates from the Professors that 70 = they bave passed satisfactorily the snme course 1\1 eAtALO K 142 Dearvos rn||‘: Court of the Hta'e l“ 1Linata, W collect or to as that which brings the boys thelr degrees, | BFYan Bioc tliorsier other worl: fora Jnercantlie or manafacouring cstabe N ISP CITY TEAL | Nrhinent or Insurance compuny, wilch will require’ The girla will not have the eclat of golng to col- lege, or of tuking u degree, but, perhups, the VED CITY 1 tes. CHASE & ADAMS, @) | travellug, _Address 43, ‘Uribune oitic 2o i WANTED—AR AF_TOBACCO RD PERNIES GAN WR TAD 1% FX- sraveler, A good wadn guarantcrls Thres ooy Stange for currency st the counting-rvom uf the | feference of best o Yoric hu Ealdry ur conmige X Advertizer vbseryes, the very absence of these 3 sdventitious circumstances will eall close atten- tlon to the real worth of a vollege course, nid it ot Address, for {h 1* 41, Tribune oflice, ATUATION TEl ' « - 3 seems hardly likely that so sbadowy n colleze AR L R L lite, aud o real a collegiato vdncation, will nt- Ja ( &) superintendent, by P eatE AR B - = iy Gaminleston on inalde Improved prop- GITUATIONS WANTE tract any but the studfous. The collegy as an 31520 \OUUD"""'I Yo descrpiion at HOLDSAIRS crvdescription Ec!(fiutnfnr. Inb Exat Sadl TOLICEMAN BIANLEY testificd that he left Race that night twelve or fifteen minutes before § o'clock on the south- west corner ol Polk und State streete, be golug porth aml Ruee south. Fricdbere’s pawnshop was about halfl a block off. When witness got to #lubbacid court by heard a shot, turned around, and i south. Opixull(u Batchelor’s lis saw o horse und wogon. Ile eaught the horse, turned bim around, wnl drove to Fricdbere’s, and de- Iivered the tewn toncitizen whomn he kuew, Ha notived the gilk bandkerchicfs and cloth, He saw Kace's body in the drug-store, le went into the Fricdvergs' afterwards with Capt. O'Donuall, and found sixteen bolts of silk on the floor. Witness told about the arrest of the Friedberzs and the’ Hurveys. The drue- store was lighted up brillisutly, und ne bad no difticuity in fdentifylng rcupm on the sidewall, 1o was recalled soon afier leaving the stumd, und entd 1t -was 9:40 when he met Ruee. Ho nade o memorandum ot the twe, and, by lovk- ing at it, had refreshed his metoryv. On cross-cxamination he stuted that he had talked with State’s-Avtorucy Mills and Assfst- ant-Superintendent Dixon (they hod followed bim out) about ho time. Ii¢ commenced the conversation by ssying he could find the exact time, Il did uot” swear before Judge Medllls- ter in the Fricdberg habens-corpus cuse that it was five minutes of 10 When Raco lefs him, e made the memorandum at 12 o'clock thut night. It wus o quarter of 10 when Race left bim. JOUN M. LINCHMAN, of No. 67 Sheridan street, who is in the “music usiuess,” testificd that he left No. 152 State street shortly nfter © o'clock on the evenins of Oct. 4, und walked down State street, with his hands in bls pockets and hils head down, on hts wuy home. When within 150 feet of Fried- bere?s be looked up niuls faw u wman on the fide- walk. When seventy-flve or 100 feet off e looked up again, and” tlien o shot wea [fired. Thera were two men o the sidewnlk near actt AN ON TNTROVED Gl low Tates. F. G. BRADLEY, 188 g ) e 0N C AL 14 pier cent cotniialo ATION ™ WARTI Unian I an oftice or TR AT | Tefercnces._Addiess 1 CAUIGIOTS. KCo ITUATION WANTED—DY A FIIST-CLASS Vaikons Wil "o ‘e LTmaClt bectus, “Th8 bost §F clty pefercnco. Address P41, T lbune office, i 07 i by J. i1 Conclune N MOYEY LOANED iy at 78 Firtb-ay,, loom '3 AND 50 CENT PIECES IN PAGKAG fxclianye fOr currency at connting-rooi Lestof tefenenees, of will iegtotlage Tor feaso of ‘smail Warks for teri of years. _Aadress I 77, Tribune, G arty of long expurience, wid Montoe-at. N DI Bl FALL Domesticss fustitution takes no coznizance of there stu- Uinproved, at » D r eent ITUATION WANTED~BY A SWEDISH G11tL FOI «.}vma, and 1lu~‘ymmy,;flwumon Who go to Cam- | 1SR W 1 DICKINSON, v and 1ul Wurhiuiion. s Geeral Dok Tk, SMArCIRA ook LAt o ridge wili simply be private punlls of the Pro- TO SIGNE—| UNES. | QITUATION RONG ™ GIRL™ E feesors, orgenized, when the number war- iy R M DUR N b’.“"“"" reforence. . raota, Iito elastes aiid divislons, for the more | 10 ovn o WeRE Bl i i QITUATION WANTEL=TN A Notwi e ¢ 3 intng. ‘Phe v HE EAD, 2-5TORY SE, 302 du genieral houwwork, or ascond-w taril, and will use such privlleges 08 he nIVer- | o oane e SIEVALIS WANTEDSIV & PIRSTS L;{‘;l)"fln:-‘o\m‘slal[;::n sncr;:v ‘t,c:) :ll c;\nc;:'l‘-éax:ldufi:fl p‘ur~ House. fielerences. Call oL 07 Divionct., i college, such as lecturs courses and tie priv : et O LKL oA WORKG U Sonhy i 8 h‘zu of !cuunu;rl.hllg llhv.- hbmrsl'. ‘The organl: O, ST “"1""":}‘"\_5‘:’,;“ o tng-room wurks good reference. ¥ on under which” the parallel college §8 to be Al T GTURNISIED, UNTIL ITUATION WANTEU=BY A PIIST-CLARS €O conducted s u simplo one. . Seven Jadics rosid: :n?im)n ll..‘ Jeew 1t duaire, shie furnitiro for salg. good Sl Tautideess i privaty faily, or” pénrul Houss o fug in_Cambridze, most. of . them members of st Tront £ house o i amlern comvenle | ST it pmil 1 Lalumptiar. Iy X 1% it " g 1 n s S R tind, bo rovealed to Mr. Pullman, and him lb‘é{fi“t:‘ ’aa.{.’.‘.’r‘fi‘n’o'fi“«'zmxfi'fl"f"finn Incorpopates | s if the prople had nat beon crowded out of | wnagzon, and one man In the wugon. ‘Tlic latter ““"‘"l"’,l.'"d“'_ Lrofessars, with a ventleman iGN duen Al SlF IR work or wativeas. - Caa sone,” Augell way onthuslastie i bis exprese- | gy afaronaiu, whieh wnid monsss bonda. ang pro- | their places, The polonalss can hardly bucalled | was i the rear part, partly Lent over. The | dncomicctod with the cotluze as Seerctory. will e | TUATION W ANTRICHS A GRS I G : lans of"cratltude - o Cant. Frank for his many | orey then and hore cumc 1o ths poseession of tho | o dante, nor Ia 1t a murel. . The hand plays the | muu near the oflicer was a miidlo-sized one, 1o | 06t s committee, or Bourd of Manazement, O _MENT-ROOMS. A Y A CAA LR s sctsof kindicss on the way over the wator, and | sald Charion W. Angall, by virtuo of such ofice, | polannjse musie, while the conpics fake hold | saw stlll suother, thick set, with n heavy mus- | #t6 thetr netion 13 to secure sultable lodgings SEPESEN & Z 37, 1 ribunv otice, Iiys guod referenc Elfiplo)’lxxclxl Agoncics. Tlldal.u DUaK| "’."._'.".‘5"‘ l;}lll’:;u‘akue?;::n ) Miscelinucou: 2 JTUATION WANTED=HY AN EXPRRIENCE! i S lady clark, fo a dr{ vods T tuney, nwrre‘., nul’él?\‘(ili"l: Fiference, Addross [ 4, ‘(rivane oifice, for the students, to establish, with the Pro. South SBlaes 1olls custodions at this poiut for the attention KOUN, 4. i shown him, umd there con certalnly Lo no gumbling on thelr part, for a more qulet, eentlemanly prisoner never trod w deck or paced o cells 1B WILL PLEAD QUILTY TO-DAY. Durlng the latter part of_the afterncon, after Aogell had recelved a few friends aud had ro- whereby and by force of the statnte In such caso mude and provided. the satd Charies W. Angell i3 deemed (o have committed tho ceime of Jarceny, and a0 the jurors aforesaid, wpon their oaths afore- suid, do say thag the satd Cuarles W. Aungell thea and there, fn manner and form aforesald, Lhe suld maney, bonds, aud property of the sald the Pull- mau's Palaco-Car Compuny, the same hewg n cor- poration vrpanized and Incorporated ns aforesald, of hands and walk rather fust all about the room. . ‘The bride bad on o traln of cloth of lver; it wonld have been tmposstble for her to hove car- rled the trafn shie wore fn the morniuge, torfn the nolonnise the tralns all sweep the floor. Thy Czardvon had on o different trafn nlso: plak velvet embroldered In silver. The lmperial tuche, und, hie thought, a gostes, in the middle of the sldewall, He #uw another—a little fel- low—start 10 run ncross the street,—a small mang and within two scconds of thit the shot was fired, ‘The flush was in between the man in the wagon and the two _men nearest it One of thy latter wos un oflicer, 'Then two men come geross frum the other slde ol the street. cesors, the turifl ot fees, nnd, in @eneral, to act as u sungrintending nud udvisory board, The l'rnfnufi-}: thetnselves have piven In thelr ad- Jhesion to the plan in the most cordisl nnd e couragime mauner, and the work will begin sys- temntically ot the opening year, ® « = PO REN L NICH ot the collegiate TUOIMR L0 Kenilemen OBy i PATAlCRL R 1106 VATD RHLINE-FOOI AlTaEne. d76 Inained from geelyz more with whom, however, | thon and thers dld folonlonsly steal, take, sud % tell who fired the shot. e dld AEmerh | eterenice, Add inans atice, putty made a tour of the reom and ecame back | He could not tell who v v Weont Skdes QITUATION WANTED—BY, A YOUNG AVENRL- 3 ado apoointinunts for to-day mud to- S r o he Siesant aiet I froncof the dats, whero they remained for | not know whiot. became of any of tho, parties A DANGEROUS MANIAC. 110 IIEST=A SUITE OF # UNFUKISHI ROOMS '-S"m b lady s (Cicler ur povariests i oymipetent : e Comere e a vory exclustve putherlin It | iate of Ilituols, somo moments, A Jittlo over ‘a year azo the | execol the pollceuian, Who was careled fiito the for it loukeketpig, S, Apply st 1 18 tittvle Lensier, Address 1) 7, Tribuse, ¢ 'MEI(M‘:." "",f“ o fl lll(;ls? um{dnulf,.nl AR \l Dulce Michnel wos down In the Caucasus, | drug-store, Witness was exeited, and took e | yyq gortifies Mimself th o Qarret, butIs | e e eI oY Ok Ry INEGS CHANGEE Ak eru wlich, whed tolaraliy Wind Just fnshed tho Urlliant maneuvres in | Noxe ear mid went home. Finally Gapturcd by Sprinkilag 1m wwith | oo SES, oo EUSINENS OHANOES: i : uoder way, require thie quics influence of n locke audkey, “The parties to the close commupion were Angell himself, Btate's-Attorncy AMills, ad Deputy Superlutendent of Pollee Joo Dlxl‘ , the names themeclves giving o very fafr attached to a conviction for lareeny—nud a pten of gulity of course nccomplishies thut—Is lmpris- onment in the Penitentlary not less thau one nor more than ten years, Just what view the Judge, In his’, dlseretion, will On the cross, Col. Van Arman confused the witness & little, und mnde him contradict blm- self in sume minur matiers, but did not break Nim down n anything wmateriul. There were favo women back ol hi I front of Kavs. Ilow the contrast must have *atruck him between thint winter und this! e 1ooked like o great General as he walked about the room with n remarkably firm, even estep, and in the glauces which” be threw around Chloroform and Throwing Rod-Pepper In STATEST, KTOLKS-NUS, 241 a 4 0 RENT— His Eyos. L e Basemrente, et Mkt aiva se Correspondence Detrolt Free Press. ::'SI“I':IB Jotts 1n aamie locality, well smited il ek mou nccurcs uf e Brad H 5 Frasw, Feb. 2.—At about 8 o’clock last even- Dustnuns ur ugRCH L puriiow jmm ¥. Squire, ds g Awelith Wieago, adjolatug e dJeault Church, i mniry trade. Full parifcutars Tiglit Toa G & QUTHIST, Mesl Eatate aod Tientiog Agensy, | with i gwod'ciiy ond jon, i walklug the same way, tort of an fndieation as to theobjeet of the little | take in this particular fnstanct s of courso un- every one.. e i ¢ e N ehot was fired nn{d o Z Q lho-at ARV " 5 ¢ ' s u - v gtopped when the #hot s flred, Ing o man some 35 or 40 years of age callea at t. on applie hi jestrved Woroject suy orall :‘n«llhmuorlng o the reportorialmind it moant. | kaiown, but it Wil probusty depend to dome ex- :‘:u\:-fi‘l’l?nel‘llu}:n s h‘l"flfi'lcl' Nicolas, \vh:;uv’vlt‘lln #0i my!" tured around and weut north, lhl:! residence of Charles Smith, ltl- prominent Mincelinncnus. bt Jol cpeRton - indcould mean but one thing,—that Angoll was | tent on the statement which Ancell males | Goyuunder-in-Chief of the army in Europe. The | Thero win anothier mau near. by it waliiie | oy ey gs innu, and o restdent of the Third Ward, | 1o BEST-Tufiz THim AXD ponnTir' rioons FIUST-CLASS RESTATRANT AND DAL AT eling oll he knew aml was maling | when enlled up for sentence. He bas siven the | Biiparor hus the best face of uy of thebrothers. | the same Way. Tho wiw wo other veople, IE h . ‘of the new bulidtag 174 A [ Wabnslleoy. § suit- tacued, with 12 handsumu turnished Fooms u) ; bis “preparations to enter o _formal | Juwyers a wide berth,—sensible man that he fs, any one hud feen fn frout of the - drug-stors, he A SnDecsod : fr, Jor sale ul A hargalo. More Favina G 1is luoks like o really good man, and the hnoes of cure undd thought on s fave piainly show that bus position of ruler und father of his peo- ple has been no sinceure. He had a kind glanco und stnlie for all the fonfiar foces s ho passed by thent. ‘The Grand Duie Alexis has grown Y o was in Aweries. . fHeia the largest of the Emperar's sons. ‘flie band continted to pluy the polonaise, and preaently the fmperiol party'started aeain with different partuers, zoing this thue In auother dl- rection, '[hiey conintied this for an hour, und somo of the itentlemen of the Court took out rume ladies of the diplomatie corps to dance, if 1hie poloualse can be called n danee, The beauty of the tollettes, the blazo of jewels, wnd the ele- srance of the various unitorm forined n brilliant fcture which can only Le svon in Russia. A Sourt bl I Londou does not cowpare witti oo here for magniticenice. Conspicuous wnong the guests were the mem- bers ot the Chiness Embassy, They have just arrived, and were received by the Bmperor a tew days ago. ‘There are thirty-flve tn all, but only g% Wwore present at the ball. The Ambassidor wring businesy. 1n this eity, und was instautly recognized by Mr. | ahje for romre Nght manuf Smith, who had met bim some years since in Dear 4 Jioun Shinwassce County, Il name fa Bhelton M, ‘Thompaon, whose father is o farmer, uud resides about one imile from the Village of Coruoua. After a greater part of the evening lind been spent fn conversation (which, on the part of the | reated stranger, was of o rombling nature) Mr, JAcoy Bmith sbowed him to 8 room and budo Wim Cgoolmight, Afler a few | JTANTED-TG NENT-COTTAULS ASD ROOMS O T T momenta had elapsed tho stravzer agaln made | 1) fue boickeoplug fn all paria ot tho ety for ro> | south Division: eleta nils appearance and calling Mr. Smith uside pro- [ HOUM-RENTING conded to narrate his troubles, which wero of & | 1 domestic nature, claiming thut le was ao out~ cast and was deprived of the blessiugs of a homo nnd friends, Duriig lis conversation he be- | resaGULEREYL came bolsterous, und clahned that he would fim}:,_‘fifl, R soon put au end to hlmself, ANl ottempis on | wegonss North Sito, the part of Smith to mn?nln und !:uh:t bim ‘ ASTn Dflfl ‘l}e roved futile, and he saw thut some shing must " wortlh of Division gc done to save himsolt and fomily from the | Memercrid 810 0% & hwit If wanteil. Lucatins L R e A I "owhar to sell, Good chianey T—1k+ACRE FARM, T HOUSKS, 134 | ressoustl pply 1o I, I south of Tower 101, ShelbyCo., it Apply | Ngents 15 Weat 30 Sootd i3 OIt BALE=SALOON AND FINTUTES 1N DEFT 1A+ dirt chiup 1€ taken a8 onc, £ood. 1ii-health come 0 1030 Moy, fiuhe ! SWELL, Real Extate : plea of gullty to the {ndictment hanging wrer hiw, ~ His conduct ever since his apprehen- Hon mado {t about gs good as npparcnt that tuct. 8 plea would be oue of the principal nets In this strange, eventful ulnma/." und his own idr&luluus sfuce he lunded in the country wero l? le ellect that hig was tired of the suspense, 3 the doubt und uncertainty as to what the t:m outeome would be, nud wanted to know e worst,~to kuow It, L0o, a8 s0ou s possibje, that he might bogin at once to wear away the yamof future (mprisopment. Ilenco the pre- ::lmmlon, amounting, indeed, to a moral cer- ik, thut be was puving the way for a formal u]mrin of the terriblg confesalon fuvolved n o gn of gullty. Bubsequent inquirles, con- nm with * such skill us the tralned “:-u.'ulhmr can command, more than ]nnmml this presumption. Augell him- :l n}zlmlulemly refused to alllrm or b;fl)'- My lips ‘are closea,” ho eald, quietly l';’kitrm nedly, *on everythingrelntingto thia ":)rd dden grouna.” But ihe reportorial woys Tormecons wera brought to bear in various rms and in varfous directions, which veed not —uand whatever stateients are mado must come frons him. That they will be fully o8 fm- pressive as avy that a paid nttorney could possibly make,” no one who Jmows Anvell's commund over his mother tonzue sud his Powcm of currying conviction to those to whom h d thought be would have scen him, A recess was Lhen taken, At the ufternoon seesion, CANNIE STILES, who lives over ‘the pawnshop, testified that she Ay the express-wazon about half-nast 9, when she went fn. ‘T'wo men were sitthng on the seat, il geemed to be tadliing, Sho zaw the face of one wan, de lud short whiskers all_over his Ince, Abouteight or ten minutes ofterwards shio heard a shot, und un lookiug out of the win- dow.she saw o crowd, aud o thun belng carried into the drug-store. ; On cross-examination sho asid she then board- cd with Mrs, oy there wers two lady boarders besides herself, Carry Wilson way with her when she saw the oxpress-wagon siud men, 8he noticed no one on the sidewalk, but she et ucolored woman with o lttle girl fn frout of No, 463, two doars from (ke drug-store, golng north, Bhesaw no one olags. 'The womnn Bad 1 piil-box fu her hand, 8ho hud nover seen her beforo or since. WILLIAM TIARMON, g iiniNa ol | L y-sccond. e fi O d dtulog-reotns up-siaire: will by A party, Inquire of Iocatton In i Al e, is words uro addressed can for n moment WHOLE Ok HALP INTEREST IN oubt, \ua drug-M10rG I & hFIVIug Sawin dn Kouthe western Michizag, Addresy LOKD, MIOUTEN BURGITD 1 1) Wil AN INPERIAL WEDDING. Mnrrisgo of the Emperor's Nicce nteSt, Tetorsburg—Tho Coreniony at the Winter Falnco=The Guests aud the Costumes— The Weddlog Ball=Brillant Festivities, Corresvondence Hoston Adertlscr. BT. PeTensuong, Jan, 25,—The loug-oxpected wedding bus at last token place. Yesterdny the daughter of the Urand Duke Michael, the third brother of the Emperor, was married to the hefr to the Grumd Duchy of Mecklenburg- Bchwerin, Amour the guests at the Winter i part of the : ‘Axtures; buslucsa pays B50 per L day Kiuss bo o nit-clase trade. e OREY, 06 Clar] STOCK AT NEDUCTION W kool Adilrcus O 10, Tribune uffics. i [FOIL SALE-MEAT MAKKET: SMOICEOUSE AT: R R FI VDTS tachieds splendtd iocation, Addres 011, Tribune, ommodation for food and several JFUI BATE-OTEAT-AL DUEWEGRY AnD Cotl- 0 42, ‘Tribuue ofive, plete tixturcs, Horsed, beoreiegy, hogibieads, ot 5 e | i 1L Anply to owner, A, B 1HUDE, 18 ~COTTAUGL, 4 0lL 6 ROOMS, | b L at Lorrabeesst. I LL3L 2% cast af_ Lorraboesst. liont = Tlbune ince, o Uk DIsk PART OF A LOWELL AdD | J50M SALE— in busisiess part of C ot anog und Xll'l}"’ IADETE. A hIP OF BEFOUE MAY 1, sod-will, fxtures, and (edse of the well-kauwn MAHIL of, BTGk L mpor e it it foa they might recelve from the kands of [ S T o . et ner with By tiere eI 5 v % 3 p col e I AL at. (0. WFPls & Co MLcres besptcied, with such puccens dn to warrant th | Palace, who came to be present at the weddlug, | B4 MSRGTCT i ngures woieh hud Jusi | wo worked at No. 407 Statu strcct in Octobor, el ey e Fe O O | e e | a1 Sasioad NI d o Shisy ysrion jliat 8110 o'lock this moriugs Augell | wera the father and mother of the brileeroorm, | gruphod off & teabox. "Thsy wera tot prosent | testhied thit to tho best o his heliof ‘o bad | FU5 ok o, ; O L Yoy ow pricus Addreas ny one @ | L she L party sy the ausly, Voe Tl particiiars lormally cnlxc‘:‘:hfl:ll:;: "\’_{,Igl“"“‘ig"";“""‘gf::“;;""‘: and Prive Arnulph, of Bavaria, cousin of the | ot the warsage, probably for the sume reason | secn Lumb efore; {t was Inan express wagron | "4 501 functure Mr. 11ail, a gentleman who | Vribuie otice, el on Btate street, between Eldridge and Peck courts, e was on the eust stde of tho street, EZaing to the grocery \rl;aru he worked, amd saw the Turks wers not there,—viz.: they ure not ollowed to enter the Greek Church with thele Tiats un, und fheir otiguette dovs not altow then reigning Kiog, | Includiue guests und zervants, the Palacy now coutafus 6,000 people, The bridegroom arrived only a few days before the :llmmluulmz him, without further fuss, sud N 20 abience of the law's proverbial delay In thes times 18 something remarkable, was etupplig at the house, wis called fu, und on O} FALE=TO PAUEL MAKEIS—140 Bl 1 AN ACTIVE MA} T attempt was mado to persuade the manfae to Drown poper at bouth Blde rag-house, 1063 Lo 107U ady casiy something news nu Jeave the premises, but ho stubnornly rofuscd | bouth ¥t ash, Aduress 42, ‘Tl . t. Whe Perslans weroat the | LWo tien in a wagoil, which was i front of the v o -k SOK SALU-LATGE LOT HiA —1ty p 2 0 . g & = ety one of tho u Y ¥ - ced hie i e snlesman, & epro B Mty g, of couree, which It was not | Glsarces with him. Tho ecrcmony toolk | wear finmy rouni hats with, feathiers stunding | tud then one of tho wen, Juuped off wid vaby | loghing, wnd vowed e would taku his own lifc, Trope, itia i::l'l::rl"r‘for'a( Arteh 1rwaing o Baraps 1o He was persuaded to put up the weapon, and | JPOR, BALE = IESTAUL noon Shorlll Ihilling, with Deputv MILEr, or | krom e Ay at o, rived, and ot ouee sct about the task of remov- | o EALI g i from the premises. Finding that coax- Ing and talking would do no good, they déters mined on bringing wain force to bear, aud beluy strung, uble-bodied men, they seized hold o OF SALE-AT UNION HFOCK him, but ho was seemingly endowed with super- F stalicar 100 head of horses of human strength, and hurled them 10 tho lloor, | sived and forsais ch ThH at the samo time ki .place at half-pnat 13 o the lerge chepel in the DPalace. The firat persons to enter the church were tho members of the diplowmntic corps, all in gramd uniform (except the American Minlster), and the ladles fn court: train and low dresses, The court trains are rather useless appendsges, as they oro always carried over one nrm, but ou mionthe, sud will estabitati auch & party w5 Farye, tha o stralght out Lehind, and the mandarin lns u diamond button on his, which undoubtedly ox- presses o great deals Ho spenks nothmyr but *hinese, but he carries ou Interpreter about with I, ‘Uhey looked on at all 1he proceed- fugs with great” interest, und wore extremely olite, bowing und emiling Lo every ons who ooked at thent About 10 o'clock the Imperfal family bowed to thelr cuests und Jeft the hall. The nusie hn.lln fact, all that was really nccessary was for ke 0 anuounce his willinguess, and fnieed his ™ to take his sentence as soon as it could h'l;:o.ed. und furdier than this e did not en- a mw the details of the crime, to ony extent i t, l)rgsu whl presumably be rescrved for » Fullman's private car, und it would not he 117 turorising it that o v e soirg lln‘ie ru-.‘h .upculed e 4 was tuken fo drove north, It was then ho saw Lumb, as e wus crossing the street, aid had to step aside 10 let the wagon pass. When he got across bo saw o policonnn dving on the sidewali and o colored man holding up s hesd, "Ihe cross was devoted mainly to {dentity, de- scriptiun of clothing, te, ‘The imnan ho savg had u black mustache, and wore i bluck hat dented in the middle, and a Dack cont. [Lomb has a AN Enarougily 101r0gce him 1o the tFade, Addrosis with referanves, past husioess experience, etc., ¥ 78, Tributie oftve. “YWent Sldoe g SANUAMOUN ST, ~NICE] N 12 s!cl.l'{ggn!nl to l?flA(. l\'Illl or without toderate, ¥ s Mr. Philllips sevorely in NTRD-¥OLL CASH, A STYLISI TEAM FOIU r granted that Mr. Pullman ; t fsnob etiquetlo t ent \ | they cail this | biscic mustache, and wears dark clothes sud i A it Wi 3 1 fi North Biace Yould visit ¥ the bop M during the such occasions It fs uot etiquetto to proscnt | stopped, wnd tho volonalse, ns they call this G ih.8 the pit of the stomach. Hero Miller rallled, Duggy aid 1kt carrinze, or would Lity [f 8t a bay _North R ¢ 3 ¢ morning ta i m ) o # elouch hat.] \Vitness 2ald Lamub was the * near- - ) in, snd ccladcutiilt tirs out i, » OITH CLARK-ST,—~FINST ! feceive the ong-pent-up m.e‘fm,,‘,,,_.‘,_.,vc for | one's self at vourt without them. ‘The Grand !rflnln'c ‘v::,n‘-l I'i»!.lulf:&erlfl‘?: .}“ih’.‘& ‘1»‘1'&?:';3"1 Jul(l;hlll: M melm“hu v on tho wigon of aby and, making a desperato plunge. wigh one arin [ gein. ‘Efl,"l_'.‘,"“;rm“f;';t ition; an autlin catit 5 firl‘l, L ‘::’ lurlrur CLAL ; i :y{“gll;nlgi i ¢nclreled ‘Thompson's necls, but was s suddenly Duchessca bave hearers to curry thelr tralus, thrown from b, recelving severe fnfuries. Bt spectal cur, - 5 v But Le did ot come. In fact, :l‘nnfll:’llfll\reuurlwd, hie had had no comuunicas 1t Mr. Pullman, and wasn't awaro as to AT TEATTNERR | Dathi day boand, 84,0 man ho had seen since. suburban tawy wiil == ir, X o witn onu another. e drove uway from tho | ™iils testimony varied somewhat fn dutalls HURSE, B palace the windows were all ous blaze, und the wentieman livisg In & but ordinary mortala are obliged to carry their A rovolver was hers pointed at ‘Thompaon, yean f03 DRCoNIonaL el haé KOOd DAFG AGd DAINTO. n o1 il o} own, and very heavy they seem to be, 80me of | wholo city was illumiuated so the streots wero | from thiy given by biin before the Caroner's | yyjop h pald but little attention to, but set to 534 A A B, ‘Tribune balces LANENCE, HOURE=1w WELL FURNISHED : ieuve, and f course of fine brovgnt up st~ | - 1o diplomatie corps was vory large, and cook | ble hour 10 return, from o bal, A Te Deain | MGUNE Chrocs focald hu sald ho did oot | defeuse, st WHIcR Oe e e | e R PORE Y OU 00 ChT R o e YOU (0, LEARN AEBAV. iy | Furnteh completi Kit, and inake youl un ex+ Perty ocoupa dreas 160, up o good deal of room, The pricstaund the motropolitan were dressed In gold brocade, Tlicy sdvanced to meet the Imperial party as it think it possible that be could. bo miataken as to the man, flo saw him raise his hand, und thea heard the shat. MR, YULLNAN'S OPFICE, ¥bere he faund Mr. 1 “‘?}'\Smllun u‘, o ;I} c‘él.-lmm’ und the following withdrew for o few aninutes to lay Lu‘|)v|LL|{, BEFOLE some . plan Lo capture him. lo ot once lefv the room, nnd passing up-stalrs e tered u garret, und, seizing boxes, trunks, ete, yesterday, ‘The bells wers rinzing a good purt of the day aml to-day also. ‘To-nlght and to- morrow night the city will ugain be {llmninated, fiable W tauies or genticinen, Ade patio 41 KABY WABHINUTON:ST,= Tribnie uiice, », $4.50 10 &l por week, Tweas ents, $1 per day. 44 Madtson-ut, ou haven't cal . e ol and 80-inorrow thiere 18 a grand gala ut the theat | | O the rocross witness sald hecould not awear e Y Bimeelf, Auother ats | T)UEUMATISM POSITIVELY GUURD-VAN B DUSE, T, 5 Ih.v‘u'v : lled ou Anmgell yet, & be- s:r!:‘l::m:lluu :J;T:hfi:fi‘;:’:‘; lg:‘.‘;i:’.':;;?;‘ ?‘: v,::lv:mcu Lalall dcmnhufiu nnogmur fettor, that the shot wos or was not tired from the {’{8.‘3{“3,‘:1. |:gd:m|r:“f=:ptum" him, White hf, «Tu- It rep’s umpound never falla, eyen in the worst e L A Ry oL ] ’ p e wagou, cusen._ Sl by all drugets, Dovos, L8 1, 60 per day. llayboard 84 & week, o PARTINERS WANTED. _____ DARTNEI WANTED—A MAN THAT THOROUGIH- y understands the retal 'M!l{ Dbuslucss to buy rellriug partner. Noae ue apply excepy ho had woney and bs willlng Lo, work, \Iu‘ locatlon L eity. Address MANN, First ik, ——————— The Grout Annlversar: Detrrt Fres Prass, Drc. 32, Oue of the luds attending the Casa School was yesterduy uoticed wearing a very dojected look s he lounged sruund the entrante at receas, and fended himself with a large cane, which ho bad wrested from one of the otticers, Fle broke the 3 AL “Hy‘.‘ Ju‘nnr{ rI‘IlA windowa In this apsrtment {n fragments, after | gop JE0TR Aeutarp Jroatiiunt of A When do you [ b propose to do soi" m‘,}'."”"" received an intimation from Mr. "Buzul:“ he desires me (o vall,” thatyg n‘ bas told the perstatent Iuterslower makgr ob¢ Wil recelve the statemont bio hus uniforms of dark eloth, vovered with zold lace. The Emperor came In with the mother of the bridezroom (the Grand Duchess ot Mecklouburg- Schwerin). He kissed the icone which the i JOSEFNINE CITAPMAN teatified that, Uct, 4 tive or ten mioutes of 10 o'clock, she started to go o o drug store from ler house on Third avenue, She went tnto the Waleove " Iu tront of Fredigke's, No, 472 Biate which ho took down a clothes-lise fn the room, fastened it to the door-knub, tled it to some- thing securely, atd then replaced the boxes, metropolitan held, and stood thiere while the $ MENTTIE X tional B " u passing ucquaintance halted and fuquired if | strect, nnd asked w tail, light-omplexiuned, | trunks, ete., dzainst the dour, und awalted t¢ Al oA ribe b L lmnw"“““ that mpch fu the newspapers, | Grand Uuke cntered und did - the ssme, o vl e shmaldared it Who Was staniny thers, | OUhCE S(LDIDL ab AD GNLrauce, * AT attempt was | huld Kosds on bauiss sayiacn DAL WAKTED-WICT 1,000 70 STa0 TN wugpy ich, also, it might b fnferred \hat he | The bridegroom’s mother was dressed 1 | i Noap,” was tho solewmn roply, to scll her ilve cents' woithof sonna. Il | made to (il the room with chioroform, In order —— - ey e Y Taveviit. mmcnl?rgn]x:nx:;fi“;hv. lilm. I have had no {ntf- | o cremm-volored satin, with u red velvet | “But X .y Iuolz'#ld und down-hearted. Is lm’xgum: at liery uud ghe t}llrm: lurouml \mlflmz {‘oulzupcly lnl[rln, :mt.nwm uu’)c .xlhu windows belng | UL e | ‘AIreds 1 40, L HbNGG DY 2 4 crsvually th ¢ " 3 r teacher cross s olng into the store. Then she saw a policg- | Lruken, uo efleet wus produced, OUN DT W CHIL. TXER WAL S RANAGE A MANUS kfifl“'” 7 that ho desires 10 train nesrly mvu;ed"w’lll;h (z]nld:.ln;)bml(‘derv Hler | Yo Tan golne towand & wacon fu frant ot Fried | AL tho tme of writig, 11 3. m. Monday, the SUURG LAY WOULD TEACS & Gorie | PARINRS bt %t Gcstbtuimed. to nevdilny My 1o B0l vou racelve some notifieation from trali; Wk thinbal albtlio Grand Huchorses, was #\Vull, maybe you are studying too mucl,” | berg's pawnshiop. ‘There was 1o one in ft. ‘Two | madman bolds the fort, aud arranenieats aro | rvasonsble, Address 047, drindos office, Bienta. Frotn #2,0) 10 £5,000 capital required. Ad- Bt et e o Wi e (ke way | baras by o youug paces. On her boad aho | poryuiad Uho sendlemot et Pushed toward it O KOE 1 and started | befwg mado b pass o atreum of gas fut the | S reer el P eSS | droa U, Tribe ot 3, Pyl _| wore thie Russtan tlora of red velvet, studded wMaybo § bain's, " was the fudlgnant mnl‘\;. to drive off. ‘Thie oflcer said ** Flalt. e | roow, hoplng to render him unconsclous, utd | oot AN e | Ty 3 “Now, ‘:':l"lflygbd.:lml asscnt. with dlanionds und rubles, aud & Joug veil of | ¥ The whole trn:hh Is wflhutkm GE‘;{K“ Wnln - m?‘?, rnx) hod onnbrmn{ba’z’null‘ld |Iouwl&hm lhi-lrobv .f""‘“i&xfi'g‘.'};n :ix:‘v‘:‘li el:cl‘:l.::r :h: p‘m‘ l)h:hl,mlfi)‘ J:’A’nl:llgmafltwfii:ull‘m«:l:‘. nuuoY. oA NLAGK KING. CITATLRR: u ba go * ] . over whoui everybody mukes sucha | sald, * Any —— ~— tha va mo of! t ails, and un 4 % 2 Adrous 1 45 " : d Dot Tnders 1 T L pata et (0 aform tho | ricl oid laco. 'Mhp Czuring camo {n with the | futon, over, wiph QU T MR SITLR | St ot uh e Tt 1 T 4 1s dead mau® | proceediuge. i bad huids v any, Avkiross B 48 i3 4 ok taceturs, aad not questions OGRS i T RN RAY S “Pliompeon 18 a powerful man and stunds elx | J§YCHANGESELA fc’!‘um}lti’,fi"ylflu"hfml‘fi&‘mu}w fogk thice luch ralirosds and vanal. Adurves Wb, ‘Urlbuve ath Frint, Feb, 24,9 p. m.—After balf a day's and vanal Caareywiteb, ind was followed by ber two eldest boys, oue 8 und the other 8, who were dreased in fult dress uniform, sud Jooked lke miufature Dagy' 148 TRIBUNY: fn regurd to the Coms “*\eusm;ll'luxtunuu tn this matteri” i tha gyt Lean say fs, that Mr, Wirt Doxter, Bleatey .m: g: the Cowpauy here, bias cammn. WHO FOUND THH ifica Wil oW, 8baat 4 . ias e will Do Noaraly 1o° holiday, unybow, und us boys won't wake a cent out ol thu thing, Now, wiy wusu't ho born so the ug‘lnururlun would c¢ome on Friday or Mon. P and he drew his rovolver and ahot, ‘That man was Lamb. |Sensation.] 8ho was certain of it. On the cross, the witucss wave a minute blo- ST OANY OFE © el fa h Btatels-Attoruoy Ml and stated | o . 'Fhe Czarina’s dress, as well as the araphical sketeh of herself, and dewod thugon | reconnoitering the usans man was captured by | UANE OFE CLO e O e m.,';“.':}‘l‘\lfr it the Cumpn’zuy bas fo [ts pos. uflr'; IDu:blllgs:'\"l::mmlr",v-'l white satlo, with #\yell, T don't kuaw," was the reply, the 2th of October shu had called at Fredigke's | belng partially stupetied from thi effces of s BAID PO CAST.OFF CLOLIING AT 1. NYOIIAG i atiy “" o ry broofs In the caty, and | a dark-red velvet tratn ond tiare, thickly sewn “Nor 1, elther, but I tall you whst we're go- | store and told him she was 1he witness who had | chlorotorm wid amunonia thrown on uls person, Iyln?uu!{!fi‘i" S4L blate-at, - Ordens by mall prompis TSI AT g e 10 gihep S 0Ish them when 50 requosted.” With diamonds, Sbo had inuumerable stringsof | fng todo, We'll have u tneeting hers tde noon, | identiticd Lamb, and that .she catno futo his | from syringes, und blinded from pulverized red | 2 = - T oER e blrvnset, s oatublishou 1873 e kisarind. Muuh:flom" Mr, Pullmso, the Compsuy” | pearls und diamouds on ber veck. The (rand | and we'll pass a vote that Geurge Wasblugtun | sbop Oct. ¢ wnd naked for 10 pents! worth ot gepulcr lhwm:’uml:“lsllneuge‘:]‘hs‘ul:!;:all"rnonl DIACLIINES, relfable; for furniture aod uierchandise. Advances, arcly escapes e ol e I was au old snide, and that we'll cut his picture out of our pmn’rlu. Weo'll tix him, and you Just rempmuer."? L CL & wituces for th Al lat 08 for the prosecutlon, X “Yu,'.‘l,'_'.l?l{ belug thie proseeutor] " K morphine; or that she told him she had better swear it was an almonac she came for dnstead of morphiue, as, it_one callod for morphiue, it was Duchess Constantine wogo a truin of cloth of gold, trimmed all around with sable. Her car- rlugs wero dlamonds, ucarly ns largo as a roblu's L H0 | e SECOND. g SUINITUBE, CARRIAGFS. MEIICHANDISE §TOI 18 now conbined fn @ close coll, baving broken | IN AN SECORICHANES ’.‘,‘.‘.‘v“.?..fi}‘”;.?},}‘,’;!‘ Ul A ek Eimada, 10 Vo yout: mons Touno Towuss 3 8 8, his Landeufls, ot T GIatk bt Up-16Lrh LS00 2. Taica GR 600420 CURILY WILOWS FumOTaly 160 Wi Mo0IuG,