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ANTICIPATED CALAMITY.
A Probable Catastrophe u1 the
Opera House.
How the DeLave Girls may Fall and
be Shattered to Pieces.


rEmE-The catastrophe described ea ~ did
mt tase nlace nj tbe nnera House tast evening
w.. -. - IN ~, on ,,-ohsh,,,t ao,,
close Of Zoe and Lila DeLave3s engagement, oul
reporter has taken the trouble TO describe tt;
srcne {nst Al It viii occur. It NAV scrra tn ran
veg delicious foretaste Of the anticipated horror
and save labor:l
"Tne performance at the opers House 1as
n1an .asts, ~ @ ~, ~ ss..,os -,
aud VIII da1ken the minds OF all who witnessed II
of The b1oodiest tragedies that has erer been en-
.acted On any stare. To recor The sicleninF de-
tails Of the Scene Is almost as painful as to have
been spectator Of it and II Is With Feeling thai
,t W. IT 1af ~ ~ 1sfe hsr u,
he facts.
nrn4eman nT he " rnSfamarW nrsnorationa wera
Mays fn1 The tTa,e9e nerf15rnw,ancss ~ me two
@ Young girls. Zoe ind 1da Dc LaTc. md tho usual
dierce As fhe rxo 1onthfni ac.ntsfs nsn.1e their
s.n1 ana rrnceeaef r. tace thetT nisces ~ rnosa
Who sal nearest 10 11e stage It was remarked that
~ manner which boie,1 III for her sc1.ess in The
Ga1no fesrs sbe rSau ahnnf n nnSeTfacn
thsn ons arca1nn mtssnd her gnsn ns and cnme
neaT fnsfnD fie Tra,1 InIi T.n,, f,f 1h;c ha, Ja1
1eraus s16cafion entais. And ti,e tnoEieige thst
her fnc1imatIon. fhat shr eVer @ ascenited n the
r1nea s,ar had arc;ta nrofonn ntv ~ fhe ~ nnnr
creafnrr whenever she anneaTcd. an f1s1s ,s,ca.
saon her rnnntenanre wns naler than ns1ai nnt1
she eyitccd a decided tIemulou5ness OF msnner
% ne nToceeied mecSsnica1ly to ascen.I the rnne
~ her ttSZr eIrvaf1on Some rndefined f+e,fns n
th,s Kind was cerfa{nlY commnnfcafed tn thc
au0,ence. for as the nerfonuance went
m fhe anp1anse rreF less freanent'
"a II the snectatnrs were 100 napfnIIy ahsorlet IN
the sr1ectacie tn lend the nerformcr the usual en-,
~ nn EN- ne ss1oe s,,ceess M On nrevio,,s sven
~ SrS ~ srd tfe fTn afin1 1Ift,e rrats now nre
naIs H1 fo1 tne rToTn,ng 5est Which has alreadr
"a hsnTinr heed ff%rr fro1o the trane1e viii
IL s1,sneH1e On The frnnt Of The g;aec and extend
~ heT Nnntse tn receIve fha other VINO Tas ahnut
IN MAKE her tere fiyiuv lean frutn the thirj fla
If m ne a,itItorfnn-
Tnr ar instant there was a deep and breathle5s
r,sr1 IN The anf{fence In which one Tnirht have
fpeard - = ,,tn srn1, ;mnrncnt nnnre and rha cdr
vas fiyinr III ise bird through the ali. Then came
.1.tt rL.Saf, r.ftn,rod tonv, ,.Is \
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the White Stockings play the Flour City Club, OF
Rochester.
GAME AT PHILADELPHIA.
PHILADELPHIA, June e..-The Re,t Stockings de-
feated the 1ntreplds Of this city, to-day, 81 to ~
The Athletics tackle the Reds to-day. Betting Is
even on the game. The Athletics ieet confident
Of being able to get away with the Western men.
MATTERS IN CHICAGO.
A meeting Of the Crescent Club the new club
Organized last Saturday on the West Slle3 will be
held this evening at s O'clock, sharp, at
iheir rooms, No. g. South Jefferson street, near
Madison All young men desiring to JUN the or
gautzatton which at present bids fnlr to be good
club, are earnestly invited 10 be present
The Athletics, OF Chicago, arc to visit Nllwau-
kee aud play the Cream Ci1ys on tho Fourth Of
July.
The Tost OCHce clerks beat the railway posta!
clerks by score Of 92 TO IS.
-Andetson's Europeans beat a picked ninc-es
to Is.
Dispatches viii be received today at Foley's
from the Philadelphia game.
, 1870-06-22

4 very choice collection Of paintings by homo
and foreign artists is noW on exhibition at the art
gallery OF E l. Brand, No. Is Washington street
Among the prominent features OF the collection
are, ult "IIrch Waters Of the Platte" By Otto
sou,ers; "Forcst Scenes By Ford; las.3 11aIds,
New YoEk ana conneGsiSut 81 vai!c5 sGenss; e G;v
Hampshire" Minneapolis Falls" "The Blue
Jnntata," and 4'May Party by F. Fishe Reed ;
and works by krLutzcr, Paul DTowD, Aelrose
dnctous Of NJ. Brand himself In the Photographic
AT, form highly attractive feature Of the gal
IerJ. His pictures are admirable In tlets eical-
ness and perfection Of luish. A grand art re-
cention viii be given at the gallery on Thursday
evening, which promises to bc very enjoyable
affair
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Something New for Housekeepers.

A new Eystem Of preserving -l1uts and vtgeta-
hIes without cooking, has Just been brought out,
which should prove Of great interest to house
keepers. Some very nnc spccimens arc at present
and Madison STREETS. They consist Of various
kinds OF fruits md vegetables, put up hE the MIL
ford system, without being heLmetlcay seaIeLsot
equal. II NOT superior, to anything Of the Kind
hitherto produced. The system Ia very simple
one, and 20 easily worked that chilli OF IL years
could lie taught to put up the fruit rs successfully
as an experienced fruit Gamer, there being no
cooking or sealing her7n etcallF needed. 1t makes
fTuit canning pleasure Instead Of task The
right to use this System may b. procured by Fam
mems can he seen, or by addressing s. u. Phillips,
No, 9; Washington street, CHI sagu-
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Jumping.


EXTRAORDINARY MATCH FOR THE CHAMPIONSHIP.
an Eastern exchange says " 4 iumrthK match
for i've hundred dollars and tue championship Of
America came on at BInghamton, New York. a
day or two ago, and was witnessed By Large
number Of Asrorts" and other admirers OF athletic
exercise. The contestants were Edward sarles
Of Sing Sing, and Albert v Hill, Of Htnsdale. Both
are men oi considerable muscular ability. the
former being si1 feet and one inch in height aud
weighing Que hundEcu and forty pounds. while
the latter is about I'VE feet eight inches and Kicks
the beam at one hundred and stxty-one
pounds, Hfll, who was the fayorlte from
the Start, made the first Jump aud marked
eleven fcct two and half anches, sAries follow
ed, clearing twelve feet and onc-fouEth inch.
which caused betting to become lively. Nor did
his friends forget to smile when his next attempt
carried him twelve feet i've and half inches from
the tee-liue. Saries then commenced business,
and made the extraordinary lump Of twelve feet
ten and one ne-four1h being the longest Jump
fs,,lrlt level On record-beating Bub Ways best
jump at Chicago, In July, 1861, which was twelve
feet eight AUG onc-fourth iuchcs- u1l made aeT.
eta1 attempts to compete With his riraI but failed
to exceed twelve feet 6!x and threefourhs Inches,
after which he gaye up and acknowledged his de-
fn4f
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COUNTY CAMPAIGN COMMITTEES,

The Republican Campaign Committee met last
evening and enlarged their organization for the
coming Judicial election, and appointed an Ex-
ecutse Committee. The following Is the list OF
the committee: John l. Hancock, B. u. Skinner.
.. OTIS, Philip Becker, Fluuk Schweinfu11h, j.
3a1ksr, Christian Wat], Otto BIuhm, NJ.
Pasdeloup, T. m. Avery, 4: SALISBURY,
D Johnson Il. 3. Miller. W. F. Miilt;gau. q.
Stanford, s, Z Cleveland, John nuchIeT, CON
Mcesgg, c. '. Dyer, Elias Shlpnsn, Henry
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The Babcock Extipg1lisher.

r. v. Fa17sclk, Esq, Secretary:
DEAR SrR: About two weeks ago the Pophafn
House, in this town, took 1re in tue roof. Yhe
roof Was all ablaze for three or four feet around
the chimney, and under the roof in the gaHet II
Was all On IRE. Mr. Thos. Conlan took one Of the
Hahcock Extinguishers, went up on the inside oi
tue house, c9awled up through small scnttie,
and hauled the cxt1nguisher after him, and IN
aa'out a minute the fire was all out At the time
tne H wfnd was blowing hard, and, 1t being very
gja 1n me nre had not been put out at once the
f offlng burned All arc cuthusast,c in Ihr,r nTses
''' A'oe oahcock. Yours truly.
l. i. AVERY,
BLACK HisER FALLS, Wis, June %. 21!1'ee 6oaso'
, 1870-06-22
AMUsEMRETs.


The bills at the various places Of am lacment
remain unchanged. Lovers Of the legitimate
drama will ind Doya and Farmer Alka and Luka
Bloomfield still rehears1ng the touching pastoral
story at the Museum. Lovers Of novelty cannot
help being satisfied with tho rope-walking, the
Juggling, the quaint and gTotesque dances, and
the pantom ines Of the 1a1n Troupe at the Dear
born Theatre. Those spcctacularIy Inclined, or
addicted to morbid curiosity, will ttnd themselves
thrilling ftats Of the chIld-trapezists at the Opera
House. Those who want fun can have It At whule-
gale at the hands OF Emersuns MInstrcls, at Nc
these announcements there is nothing rev to
note except the Russian Concert, WHICH takes
place on Friday evening, Ut Fatwel Hall. and
music,
, 1870-06-22

ualmes, J. T. Aue1, y, P. GRAY, Pinl Anderson.
:; n. Bradley ,I4,.. 3 K9I14s KK9aIn14.eley. Meyer
Henry Gseenebaum, Samuel Hoard, Ell Bates,
John C. DoEe4 GeorEc Schneider, J. b. Ward, Per
Aius Bass, Leonard SWEET T. 4: Eastman. ). y.
c. Sennc, Henry Boesenberg, g. ". Os9ood: Her
man scharenbsrg, Samuel Vial, J. W. scovile, ].
Rexford, Worth; John unmphrey, Orland Christ
schmdt, chas Ohlendorf, Rich: G. Sauter, Bloom; i;
Julius White, n. +, FaiFhank, Henry Nelson,
Henderson. j. Irving Peafee, James Il. bowen,
George y. Gage. Herman Raster, ! W. Ktaemer,
Joseph Stockton, Charles II. Reed, C, n Culbert-
sop.
Executive Committee - Chairman, C. B. F4.-
we'll; Secretary, Daniel Sheparu: Elias Shipma1.
a. 1rvln, j. l. Campbell, s. H. McCrea, A. Il.
, 1870-06-22

7b tte Editor Of The Chicago Tribune:
! have received number OF copies OF the new
constitution Of Illinois. with accompanying al.
dress, In the English, German, French, and Scam
dnaylan languages which hare left for free dis
utbution at The drug store OF Messrs Snyder L
Barbour, No. SOL West Randolph street. where
persons desiring copy are Invited 10 call Re-
sleetfully, s. s. HAYES.
CHICAGO, June e. 1870
, 1870-06-22

BoGARDCs AccEr1s poxEY.s CHALLENGE.
ID kke Editor Of The Chicago Tribune: .
Noticing challenge from \. Doxey In tho TR1H-
CsE Of the Eth Of June, to shoot with my mau IN
this State, at twenty -one single BIRDS for sum o1
s1oo, viii accept thiB challenge, and shoot within
thirty days from this date; and will either shoot
at his place, and HIM pay expenses, or shoot at
Eikhait, III, and will nay the expenses Shoot
ing to be according to New York rules Very re-
spectfullF yours, A. H DOGARpUs.
ELKuAKT. III. June 60 1870.
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We learn that the otncera OF the Chicago 4 ILL
nois River Railroad Company have perfected their
preliminary examination for the route OF their
road from Chicago to point near Nauyoo, On the
mississippi River. Several towns along It's tine
have already decided to vote lbcrally 10 Its sup
port 1t Is expected that the remaining towns
Ei11 soon hold their elections, and, II the result is
favorable, It will ensure the construction OF
another Important railroad, from this city to the
mississippi, through the best agricultural portion
Of cur State.
"A petition signed BY nearly ali the owners OF
property on South Clark street, asking the usfn-
mon Council to prohibit the use OF stcam In NOV
Ing trains OF cars that street north OF Twenty
second street, was presented to the Council at ita
last meeting. This seems to he reasonable re-
quest, as the railroads now occupying that street
hare recently purchased, and are now using the
fright Of way about one hundred feet west Of
that street, and nearly al! the property in Sauth
Chicago would be greatly beautined Dy relieving
that street OF the railroads.
While Nicholas Toeny was nasstur nlonr
Twelfth street, between Beech and Lumber, on
Monday night, he was assaulted hy two men who
sprang from behind pile Of boards, and robbed
with tnm but the thieves did not attempt to take
II. ~
The billiard hall OF Charles Bowman, on West
Madison Street, was entered on Monday night and
four sets Of billiard balls were stolen. ..
There will be @ meeting OF the Athletic Club
at O'clock tonight, at their room. i full attend
aDce of members is desired.
The quarterly meeting OF the Chicago Library
Association will be held IN the library, No. 80 La
Sale street, on Saturday, june IS, at p. IL. pre-
ClEely.
, 1870-06-22

Aagoun's Patent Adjustable Wire Window
Screens are the neatest and best article In use.
They extend the width Of any window and arc
made OF various heights They n.c tho only screen
That can be adjusted to any window md that are
sure to 1T the windows Of any house to which the
Agent, wlia Basg Bros., No. 1ts State stEeet,
, 1870-06-22
SPORTING MATTERS.
Aquatic.

AMATEUR sCuLLEG MATCH.
A sculIlng match between TWO welt-GuoTn
amateurs Of this city took place on the basin yes
terday afternoon, at O'Clock, for purse Of $50
distance one mile. The Lille beat the Lovely Peg
by dozen lengths, and the prize WAS ''Fegged' >
TO the credit OF the Lille.
MANHATTAN CLUB REGATTA
NEW YoRE, June 2l.-Thc regatta OF the Man
haitian Yacht Club came OF yesterday, upon the
East River. A dozen yachts, divided INTO three
classes, started. The doe Jefferson was the win
ner OF the nrst class, the L. Eavoria Of the sec
ond, Bnd the ship JACK OF the third. The weather
was Gne and the race spirited.
, 1870-06-22

both Governors had expressed grare doubts
as to the Indian character being fair and stable
enough to acquit itself we'll in matters ol
treaty, and that 31cCook had offered to accept
the tender OF the Ukes to thrcsh tho predatory
Arrapalocs, but had been rcbukea from WaEh.
ipgtop. The Utes were desperately logged b5
the government some two years ago, and they
are now getting over their fright and showing
inso1ence.
Two theories arc broached rs to Rcd Clouds
position one that he Is in favor Of peaco, be-
cause he il growing weak in his trbe, the
young warriors feeling impatient to go horse
stealing and ndscalp-hunting; = second theory be-
ing that He'd Cloud wants to hasten home to
take advantage Of fnli moon, and 70 on q
long raid. At Red Clouds speech before the
Indian Commissioner. at Washington, he said,
pointing to q negro usher:
Feel my hair! Ny hair is straight It ls not
ike that mans. HishaiE IL not Straight. 1t curls
Ieanr WORK Ike that man. am no such man
az he Is"
The negro Was not lattered by this aryu.
n7entuna ad ho'aite,n, and thinks OF appealing
10 Mr. Sumner. Mr. Potter Cooper, and the
gentlemen associated with him, are stirring up
public sentiment in the East to hold the
frontiersmen responsible Tor any Indian
troubles which may occur this summer and
fall With humanity on tho rampage and Red
Cloud Oh the war-path, tho Indian problem
eeems coming to head
speaking OF theatres anu SHOWS as beS11l,
the French stage has been fairly transferred to
New York, not in its gEotesque
opera bo,Ge forms, but as V1ctorien Sar-
dou and tho prose writer's make it: style TO
suit old sinners Of the world and not merely
to agitate young boys; stage Of American &C
tresses rendering with all ability the social
civilization OF living Franco Tho first play Of
this school, "Frou-F1ou," you have, proba-
bly,, had in Chicsgo already; the story Of =
pettel gil growing Jealous Of her sister. and
ruahing into the arms Of 4 paramour, who ia
properly shot, to nobody's excitement The
second piece is altogether more effective and
equally nasty. A yonng girl escaped from
fea1ty to set OF gamblers, is married by =
11eh!ous Msrchioness to her recreant roue
lossf s for the purpose Of revenge.
at;~oa I1 men i. hs sentative get ca11ous soul is
na1 nsutest 70 despair BY the exposure that his
new wife is vile as himself, and Al the Mar
fhioness he seduccd. 70 make M this a. psrt;cn1asIy ri
Ffenchv, the wronged Marchioness se ;a 1c coaraad
By her spirited man-colsin to let her r;ra1 e.at
the loEer. 1t seems probable that W. % ara ~ "
have the whole set Ut sardous pioces hawai-
over America, and the plessuse Of young mE.
red couples and betrothed ones is to conaist o.
teholding what is possible OF themselves. Nj.
Daly, who has given a smooth version Of these
, 1870-06-22

WISH TIE ACQUAINTANCE
of rTo sood looking, vide A1akt young ladies'. Ad-
dTrss sHfTH 4 BROWN care OF Carrier No-7-9
nFRSO9M-NRs. NARY E PINE WILL PL1A1E
1 addrefs y, =. AAdts.n-kk
, 1870-06-22
BUsINEgS NOTICES.

E4opE 10 Le0k Young - SlKtecns--
1prly HaEan'a Magnolia Balm upon your face,
necK, and bands. and Use Lyons kathalFon upon
yuof saH. The Balm makes your complexion
PPEsJ. so't. and natural, and you can't tell what
, 1870-06-22
: THE CHICAGO TRIBUNE, WEDNESDAY JUNE n, 1870. =

did # Il 7cmuYeS freckles, ia, Ea1ownestt fmiF-
ms.f1. mofh-pateha, etc: md Ia p81ce o< i red,
rustic face you hsrc the marble Fnisy of N Ez.
qutsite belle. It gtTa TO middle age the bloon q
perpetual youth. Add these effects to splendid
iady has done her best In way Of aloEnnent
Brothers Will have no spnster sisters when these
nrfictez ara Hrnnnd
, 1870-06-22

Pinsp1cx Removed nnd the Skin
made smooth by using Juniper Tar Soap, manu-
factureL BY CasweIl, uazaru L CO, New York
Paper HanglnEs and Window
shades, latest styles. Paints, oils, glasd and
brushes. at =. E. KiGbys. 50 Randolph-st
, 1870-06-22

The Rest and Original Tonfe 81
Phosphorated Elixir Of Calsaya Bark. The iron
restores color To the blood, the Phosphorus re-
news WASTE Of the nerve taEne, and the cailsaJA
gans thereby curing dyspepsia In lts various forms,
Wakefu1neas, general debility depression Of spir,
its; also the best preventative against fewer and
uguc. ManuractuFea only by Caswen, Hazard j
c., New York. Sold by druggists
, 1870-06-22

troublesome Coughs and Colds.
Sore Throat and Hoarseness are specify cured By
lief ID all Affections Of the Lungs By producing
free expectoration Of the phleGm which obstructs
them, thus qlicttDg the Congh, retceing the ~
1amnntion, and giving the diseased organs
chance to heal. Sold by all druggists
, 1870-06-22

VIC Sincerely Believe that the Moth.
er who negects to provide Mira W1nslnw's Sooth-
ing Syrup fer her suffering child Is deprivtng the
little sufferer OF the remedy Of all the world best
calculated TO give 1t rest and restore It to health
There In not mother who has ever used 1t but
what will tell Fou at once that 1t Will regulate the
bowels and give rest and health to the child, and
{s perfectly safe In All Ca8eH+
, 1870-06-22
Michigan UniyeFsaty.

largely attended i''tstlng Of graduates and
friends 81 the AtchiSan University, Ann Aroor,
evening, for The purpose OF taking some action to
attend The twcnty-r1tn anniversary Of that lnsti-
al sSlon, 's HnSe eneIai Mann was easd y tbe
chair, and E B. Chandler, Esq, acted as secre-
tar5. It was reported that, owing to general un-
iEan Genital refused to Issue half-fa1e tickets
ABOUT twenty-nvc gentlemen 6ignI1ed thelr iuten-
uo., Of attending the anniversary. Others, deslr-
ing p do so, Who were not at the meeting, are re-
que5t~d 10 make their iuteutlon kuuwu to Nj. E.
j. Chaadler, at the telegl aph room, Court House.
, 1870-06-22

Foa kaIEpocT TFRofs:if@s FRofFEsr:Tif-@nssS SFTr fRovr
f1o0finr 0n sed G. st dsP, qite Maa ~ aocf.
s5SS S5E$SSr Sss;s & 5$s;
TOR sALE--LI1CoLN PARK IOTS Iurs
fsgntinf M Qtshasd. @ Ha3st<s md Basnksti hcsween
feia RRo6T 9s,t sass,s.s At VIVID
EOR ,sALE-oNLY as DOWN. u PER WEEK.
f.rs e e r. sE1' k i, ' IL w. %..a.ssss t.
ss s4EE.HS1!s . EEz sEEs y 4SSzssa S:.ssss NEAR
S s es Eysss lSa Ss T 7s:S 2xE
sea I'D s.}s: 5tost ~: 11lAAh ID
EoR sALE-1Y ssaTH : cARWELI7 R31o4
e ...t f1.o q %s.s s.,s l., 1ss9ssa NJ
{ ieeats. ~ sr - g. ese6 % ~ is ~ 1*sn''
st mont 5fs.e1n Fftysish.h "a tifty q!nth-:t
e. essr:s ssEssais.t t.: IT, e''' -" '''e
F2R Ps2fEKFIdEAST s2{E;s X s;4$1
Yeats ss: seass aas1z Aas assFse Pssf f HUfB6ab Co.
EoR sALRLWARRKN-AV.. 4 CUITAGg A0UsE
M{HsE7eR,a, {HE betxeea Anee!n md kobe1 sNEpKR
TOR SALE -pIv1sIOy-sT., a COTTAGE HOUSE
51ia s wassf = 3s M We aad L. =.
ss MssTopelitsn fBsa b1eef. LEE ss"' Esf''e A 40
FoR sALE-coR ,JRFFKRs0N AND E1GH:
r. sostasc aouses q roou9 zach. ND r.
Ts1as 8: ~: SNK1EK = LEE. Resl Essass Assat,
southeast corner Of Michigan and ThtysI1th-
'sx f.sS ss e?ss asa 1E ti2
Real Estsse Esrntz. No 1 Metropolitan Block.
FoR SALE ,NEw. HOUSE, AND LOT a1les
honsn nnsa IT, We Wtska 1aa n essn a ri
, 1870-06-22

All Right Relieves CoFnH and Run.
Ions cures cuts burma, bolla, bruises scalls, etc.
Druggists have It; g cents per box. Dr. Stephens,
S. ClaTE-6t., relieves corns or bunions; ooc each.
, 1870-06-22

Avert the Evil..-Tf' moIhcKs would
give Mrs, Whttcnmh's Syrup TO tner children
when sick, mortality would be less among them-
It costs on}y Is cents,
, 1870-06-22

MI George " Cushing, master mechanic
Of the Northwestern Railroad machine
shors IL this city, was yeserday pre-
the s1nployes OF the company, on the occasion
OF nis retiring from his position. Tie gift
consisted OF q valuable Jules Juergen-
nsen watch and heavy gold chain: q
solid silver tea Service OF siI pieces, and nume1-
Gus smaller articles Of sterling ralne The pres
entafiOn speech was made by William E. Best
and was responded to by Nj. Gushing In q feeling
manner. The articles. which arc ycy handsome
y got up. were from the watch and 3eWelry estab-
nshment OF Wendell Eymanr NO. 80 Lake AtreeL
This ente,pr!snx firm have become celebrated for
the manufacture OF ENC silrerwa1e and the In
portauon OF 1lne watches
, 1870-06-22

charge Of their srluoue d1tieA Neither The, Col
1ector nor his deputy we're present which may &C
ccnnt for such manifestation of feeling On the
rart Of Jennie. Had they been there. she would
have been slown The door and not SLOWED to make
such an cIhibtion Of herself She was
locked up in the AEmoy, and Captain
Uarnngt0u preferred the charge OF "disordcrIy'
acnnst hcr. "a friend" left f;U0 as dcrostt for
hey appearance at the Police Court this morning,
when enc will have hearing.
, 1870-06-22
Tho Tud.

RACES AT CINCINNATI.
CIhCsSEA71, June 21.-Tne spring meeting OF the
Mott!ing raets began to-day, to continue the re-
ahs. The nEtt race, club purse Of $500 for horses
sam navs ~ ncysr trotted better than three minutes
fSSy x smits ECO to seeond and $50 to third
Josh Hiliint..,. '-'-.......-.-.......-,.4
MembTfNo StAr r'-''-,-'~-.-...--.-,..3
Second race, cluh nG44;; H.; ~: 2;iSH-
first 800 TO second, and ts0 to 1hq ~ nosses $3.50 to
'A'1''' Tiac-::sSI s:SsS
, 1870-06-22

So for d FQrtune.-Get Your Ticket
the proprietor, W. C. Woolman, Jacksonville, Ill
, 1870-06-22
Hus1NESs CHANGER

T3TTEYNEER rN A NfE9
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a for salc. For Particular inquire At No. 3 statest
tsna n eonpietr IN the city Of Grand Rspid., Meh.
fnr ns11jcnIasa aIdr.1s - JOHN GR4NTr RaI * Grand
na~os'a1sa coon
"A location, Old stand. Address T. Tfibuns otBce.
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saIS toI sac 70 one o. rue 9hno y y III nsc
ms u inIS eA1nsS i0t ~ w ~ g. - X
l.hfd AnyHne nitaninE puensss Sa1 CELL OIL OF aa'
49, ;533 16T,1 G0IiST E01 s;iF F17
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w.. iN Mad!een-et.
A CpoD cuAyfE Ff1R SONF flNK TfIAT WANTS
- 70 into tEc sold snd erer pAdn8 hnesncss; good
location. rent cheap; l4s atate-st.
RARHRR SHOP RUNNING T3YO f;HAIRS
4 fnr ssir cheap-noinr good busjness il H. n;e,s
and beautiful vwn Of EGin, H. prugricto5 is going 70
Et5Tore sen4 lStGr g ftse - u!teG II 6ox eE Elsln. u
I FrRsr.c,,Ass B1trJARD ROOM FOR SALE.
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~ u LII '4sA'A' IA s">e44 o"'0' A'ff'' ." W. ''"s"''
4 BOOK AND CIGAR STORE, DOING A GOOD
a l,isincas. for sae Satsaeto REASONS for selling
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HALE INTEREST IN TIE SEWER RuSiNFss'
"A At Park hanutAct1rtnS WORKS for eale. For par
ticninIs apply at lsa South Claik-et, Boom
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- nooeF IoF sale.HnlnE Hnon u1a!nsos- 4uo sltated
on que o. Me pSet f3sIss e t9e ctI hsa1 SGsah.
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