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TEoITING ON MYSTIC PARK.
Two Splendid RRees-COntrabnnd and Belle
Strickland the Winners.

Yesterday the second day Of the fa'l meeting
o. o., M,..ic Park Course Boston, there vas q
rel, au uIluoe, the day fine, and the course in
good order There were two races, the trs. IL 3
.ume.c class, tie .ecoud IL 2:21 class.
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= CoDtnhauJ Won thr i,,c md rr-t money And
SountOu te-cA % .a"y, aAI Gypsy third.
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AmrstnnNls.


MISUNDERSTANDING ~ fIl stci7 ssgss4s.
81 Grad Niion conc Si rte. at II fo %n
hi1nriscnth I,thl St.. morrow Fidsy soh OF So.
Of octobsr, al r r.. Sad "s1n''a''''h' i'iAy' I'm
ONE GRAND .SnssON MATINEE,
Nie SgHis1ISf kIissoS w "a b e s ~: by
ssnoF I sliISS3Tl Il; iI%s@l.SsS IeSSs
TuS s.; he s rsS9lS ou,.
tion Of WY IARFflE < IA WIN be under thsdi'ec-
nJlT EE ;ss q sSd j Two B8S1aEs
h.seTyd seats to matinee, ~ aud ".
sfGS#S2d%LGc oS ,RiSG hiafi Once
OhfHirpilPt S TTmEA 81 tf;rrlr FAUST.
Nh iAMfs 4. 0ArEss COMIC ,oPnEA 60
MEEll!9l6 ASb TIE ARAB. .Nis jlal 4 5AHrrffEE.
ro' fhiiHMEi fLybbEEEIfE2Rii r F66fPAf'
MRS. JAMES a. OATES,
" TfgjHSs. Ms,iIttFly. the celebrated Tenor. and
have tady rycn G s5rv RSsns SSS
MONS, ChouiFLErRI end MAD. BALANDARp.
=. ~ MRS, JAMES 4. oHTEs As RRSEsrNE,
mn PRlMH Donna or 4 Nionr
The p'FsHEGSSSif KEY SF T }S X lygr
IL Is neces AIRY 10 secure seats at the box Office.
NVALLACK's.
" Proprietor aud 1 NfSnT Tyt NJ ESTER WALLACE
AND UNI IT, FUKTHEK NOTICE,
VIII be presented sheridIns Comedy THE RIvALq
which win bc rrcxen'cd with - 'S0'
NEW sCENLliY, COS UMES. and APPOINTMENT
iiT George ciaTsc NJ. J II; st9ddart Nj D. / Fps.
;o@ MAJ Sir &fs%,4a II hSnliss, M M.
hny heatsseT. Mrs Helen Tracy, Miss Annie Dsland.
Due notice I'LL he given OF the nrst appearance Of
" " Charles Fisher. Mr.. owen Marlowe. Mr. thas.
flle Germon. ana Mrs. John Seton
MT. AIBElif's new aud exquisite Comedy NOV
pufp fsN liza
THE TWO EoSFS. ~ alaQ in Preparation.
BOX BOOK NOW OPEV.
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MIS- Consul Uencra LEOP. SCHJtDr, 4. East 2yth II.
Mrs. N III lpEi.pACn, . Wet alth 81.
Mrs. FIkED. hulNE, rs Eat ISL It
Mis- Governor i, sAt.QhoN 50 Wet 18th 50.
Mre Professor fRAkCIs LIZ DER, 4 last jitn
Mn, GEO. W. KRUGER, II, Mcst sftn st.
NiS. WN. sTElEwAY, SQ Iexin. TN av.
MIs. j DE AkrFNllLE, 10 LUX4i Rtou ay.
Mir. GEORGE II. BElkR, "a Ey, conner 18TH 81.
Me g.. tOl,Dhs lg4 LcEihgtOn sy.
Mos KATE GROSS. Sli 81 st
Thc ircasurcsk Is Mr.. FtED. KuHNE, = Broad st.
Vitc.tulsii Erwin sTANNiANN LID, and
kAlMOND - hRAMM, Sec. TX Com.
, 1870-06-12
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
Illinois md Michigan Canal.

CANAL LOCK, CHICAGO, June Ill D. NJ
CLEAHkn-ResGIe, iemont ls9t, General Mcpher-
light Lady Franklin, Lemont, Light; Eclipse, L.
mont, Light; Planet, Lcnont light; E. Walker Jr.,
Letnont, Light; J. n. McGennlsse Lemont, Light;
sht; Iasusta, Bs Ras light; f Thandsr5olt GHiay Bay
light: ~. a. Steel Joliet; Danube, Ottawa,
5s.s77 # lumber 1870 1ath; orion OF ava 81, ,s5i
lnmber, $500 lath: Kcnuebec, 1851 It Timber,
elo posts; Harriet, Peru, 4s.440 It lumber, 1,2o6
posts, 200 nth, $50 shingles: Sunrise Lasa1le
1859 It lumber, A,soO lath: !. D. Leonard, r. 200
1880 posts, Is, s,ooo lath, 1900 shingles
ARR!FEn-R E: Goodell, Ottawa, 800 bu corn;
Wing Wing, Joliet, G,oo0 bu oats; John Carter,
$500 b1 corn: Ocean Spray, OTTAWA, $500 ba corn
Locspert, 3,e4 bu corn, 745eo lbs meal, 1890 ns
bran, 400 brlR nour; PhGnix, lockport, o 800 bu
corn; Constitution, 1emont Il yds stone; A. II.
Atkinson, Lenont, s. yds stone: Geo: Judd, L,
yds stone: Mary Orcly, Lemcnt, = yts stone; 8.
T., Lcmont, 80 yds Et' n; ,:..~..'c., Lemont, y
yyds stone; 4: L FeasIts ts1l!onr, e yus stone;
Lemont, 90 Jds stone; II. Walker, Lem0nt, 90 yd5
stone; ~. l. Alexander, Lemont, s. yds stone;
Empress, Lemont, 50 yds stone; J. Il. Walker,
leInoDt. r. yds stone; Admiral. Sag, 80 yd5 stone
CANAL Lock. CHICAGO, June ll-7.9U p. H.
ClEARED-S d T., Lemont, light; II. /. Peaslee,
lemont, light; Mary Walker, Lcmont, light; Ad-
vance, 1ernont, light; Il. Walker, Lemont, light;
aga, Morris, light; Col. Martin, Big Run, light;
Admiral, Sag, Light; Montcalm, Joliet, Light: stars
apa stTpes loekgort Light cayuga Z; Losspo1s,
-sllea, c9,es3 It lumber, $1,000 shingles; Prop
Whale, Ottawa, 3as hrls salt; Friendship, Ottawa,
24Ui bu wheat; Maple Leaf, Kirds Bridge, $4,000
ARRvzn-DIfiso, focfport. S yt.s stone: Ellie
0'Connel!. Jolet, 70 Jas stone; Stars and Stripes,
eag, 50 yds stone.
, 1870-06-12

~ U< EdioF a. 1AE Ghtcd4o Tribune
Base ta1l Is quiet here, but at our ne1t-door
ncchhors, laornal> IT Is quite rushing. Lackey,
formerly Of the Bloomington Guh, Cheney, Smith,
mud Keenan, OF the same, n End ]. NcGrew. OF
The StsEs. OF Bloomington, have totned the Normal
Club These, together with the men tney already
Lave, bid fair to rank with the nrst cluhs OF the
State The regular nine Is as follows: A. G. Tay-
1oE, srl b. NJ. McGrcw, {. (: j. AcGrew, 7. I Lee
Gheney..a 8 Keenan,, r Ril!y Smith, end b Geo.
1ackey, 6; H. {. Fell 1st H.; Geo. Hall l. l.,
and ". E, Wiley, Of Earir1Ie,
we'll known in this vicinity f0r their good playing
IN any ou-t1elds 81 substitutes This club hhs
been organized bnt short time, and are prnc-
Asing daily. They SOLICIT the attention OF all
amateur clubs that travel this way. AMAIEUR.
MATCH AT BELv1pERE.
BELv1nHRE, Ill, June ia game Of b15e ball
played here to-day, between nine from Beloit
College and the Phoenix Juniors resulted In favor
G! the latter BY score OF 80 to q
TIE UH10N-EcKFOKp GAME.
From the Eese ToTf oTld, .June 10,
The EcEfords took Strong nine up to fremont
Yesterday. and bstted well for victory, but the
Unions were too much for them IN this respect
aid knocked the bali about {1r1ously IN majority
OF the innings, coming out ahead by q score Of 3
10 20. FAbor made clean home run Oh long
ball over the fcnce said to be the longest hit ever
made on the Erpupds- The fielding vas only mod
erately good, the heavy batting causing several
GnIsPlays on Goth sides that would not have hap
l'ened In m Ordinary game The following is the
1tCCfI.
, 1870-06-12

Gnussh' On Mitchell Street, between Throop and
~KeT. J: q. Brown, y. D., of Springfield I'll,
nrst Street Church.
,no,s mRev Lerey Ha!sey T. p, breaches this III
evening, At tie Third & cnureh Il GOMEZ cone1 Of wasnnss
-Rey. J. " Baugh VIII preach, morning and
eFening, Ia the church corner OF PauAha and
Rev c. A. Staples, pastor Of the Third CHURCH,
corner Of Laaln ana Monroe Streets, breaches this
Rev. Robert conyer. breaches this morning and
-ReT. r L Collier breaches this morning st the
Church OF the Messiah There will be no evening
'.,is ERev. C. wendt breaches this morning to the
FonIth Society, At Avenue Hai1, 10. ii twenty
second Et1cet.
Rev Or; R5deT breaches this morning and even
and Van Hnren street The subject at night Is
j" Charles DIckenA."
and Rev. G. T. Flanders this evening, IN Murray
Chapel, on 1ndiana avenue, near T@enty-ninth
street.
dren, in the morning, at the Church OF the Re-
deemer, corner Of sangnrnon and Washington
streeta
MEcE1LASEous.
The Disciples Of Christ meet morning and even
street
hey: 4 = Shoemaker VIII preach twice at the
RpbeY street
Rev. F. Richards will onciate this morning
ana evening a. the English Evangelical Lutheran
chnEsh, corner Dearborn and Ontario streets.
miss Emma Hardlnge Will continue her lee
tures on The Science Of Sptrltualism at Crosby's
MUSIC aa!l, Iais morning and evening.
ley j. s Sweeney breaches twice at the First
Sixteenth street >''@'
, 1870-06-12

x6e FFCduCc Markets.
NEW YoRR.
bales, at asc for middling nplands
BRxADeTuFrs - Flour = Receipts, $500 br1s;
fae5@6s5 for good to choice do; sasa(3&90 tor
wheat es 1a' fe5 e1s ~; t.
en a{n n0ns s, N sesd9 sds1ats At
SIS for White western; s.4ss1.4s T1ntef
81 fo1 ans So nus a%Ssf ..eN we:sra s9freae
Isl for No. 2 Milwaukee; s1.so9l,saX for No.
spring; 3t.las1.1s lor rejected spring. Rye quiet
and unchanged Gorn-hecsipss. 81 bu; opened
laqniry: sales $1,000 hu at 3l.6sa1-0s for new
mixed Western; t1.oe: for choice Western t-0s9
oE o b. foe ocTe saqsy ye a
10000 bu at 6as65Hc for Western in store; 50
t36she for choice % aaoat; 1ot97lc for Ohio and
HAY3steady at 75c for shipping, and eoc95l.1o
Hofs-Firm and fairly active at 14@2c.
GAoCEK1Es-Cof1ec steady; sales 2,s8s bags Rio
At l1A@lslc; sold In bond. Molasscs quiet and
unchanged. Su9ara steady: gales OF 500 hhls
Guna . !, nt sA99'.c; Porto 1uco, s's@1oc- Rice
pE7Ecil :.:I-Quies at 14tsc for crude, e;Ac for
1enncd.
CoAL-Dun and unchanged.
LEATHER-uenllock III moderate request at $50
SOC for bnerns Ay7es and Rio Granlle.
Woo1--Qulet; aales sso,uoo ths At 4o35oc for do
ALcoHoL-t2l0@212k.
TCRPEs11SE-Qotet at 3s11@39c. ...~
Misunderstanding copper declined to a0c; In
got more acttre and 1fmer At lsAEEl9,zc for Lake
Superior. Pig Iron steady at $34.o0@57.o8 for
scotch, and s3o. nfsa34.o0 fnr American Bar dull
Ut s'o;o for refined English and American. Sheet
Iron steady at l1@l19c fUr Russia. -.
NAILs-Steady at 4ac for cut; &C for clinch; q
@esc for horseshoe.
, 1870-06-12
DOMESTIC DIFFICULTY,
Trouble Between n Wife md Husband About
Somc " 1Ioyeublcs.u

In the latter part Of last December, Bernard 10
samp, who resides on the West Side, became &C.
Guaanted with German lady. She had been in
This country but short time, and, being comelr
and possessing considerable personal property,
Hocamp decided to 70 In and win her, and he did.
lie told her he had some real estate, which was
truth This TACT led her, to engage herself to
him, and about the 1st Of January they
were married. a month passed By sud the5
had quarrel about something. The wife became
80 indignant, feeling she was In the right that she
bundled up her effects and moved away. leaving
her lord disconaolate. Two weeks rolled by, and
he called upon her, and after delivering lengthy
argument why she should return, induced her to
20 hack with him Her things we're packed, and
sent By an express wagon to Ills residence. During
the separation she made an application for bill
Of divorce, but Es everything had been adjusted to
her satisfaction, she concluded To rup the prose-
cution Of the suit All would have gone on nicely
1and's residence, found her g nxInEsn
Eut, 1t is alleged, they were not there.
Failing to md her goods, and not wanting to lose
them, as they were worth about s, 100 she had her
spouse arrested and arIalgned before Justice
M1liIen upon the charge Of larceny. The hear
iEg Of the case WAS postponed, and yesterday
came up for disposition. The attorney
for the defence asked that the defendant
BE- discharged, and as His Honor said he could not
do anything OF the kind under the circumstances
elected before him, charge Of venue was asked
and ETanted. The case was taken before Justice
Hoslngton, and after the testimony was ali In,
HGeomp and bis brother, John j., who WIS also d
defendant, were each held tn $oO6 bail for trial.
, 1870-06-12
MONETARY AND COMMERCIAL,
MONETARY.

SATURDAY EVENING, juno II.
In general finances matters are rather quiet.
The agitation Of financial schemes in Congress
has temporarily ceased to have much effect
upon markets, because It is believed that no
legislation Affecting tho volume Of the cur
Eency is likely to take place during this ses-
sion. Tho price OF gold is weak, on account
OF the continuance Of heavy exports OF pro-
duee beyond the time when they usually fall
of and give place TO the export Of gold. With
the present foreign demand for wheat, it seems
probable that any considerable export Of gold
ls not Likely to be experienced. For
nearly two months gold ranged at from
III to 115, closing last Saturday evening at
l14Y, and this evening at 113lA-showinE
decline Of over per cont from the former
average.
Government bonds arc shade lower than a
week ago, but have not declined with gold
The local money market continues unusual
ly active, considering that we arc now near the
middle Of Juno, by wlich time, in past years,
business had usually Telapsed into tho stsgna-
ton Of summer: A. present there docs not
;s asem to be much indication Of such change.
mend from their city customers for
loans, md their country bank customers
are still checking for currency. The
regular customers Of banks get what thoy ap-
ply for without much difficulty, but other bor-
rowe1s are obliged to take their chances in the
open market, where rates as high as per cont
per month are demanded.
Notwithstanding TINT several OF tho banks
have ordered currency from New York every
day during the past week, and hare received
daily remittAnces from there, tho receipts have
scarcely been equal to the country demand,
and the stock Of currency in this market Is
light.
Exchange was rather weak today, with sales
between banks ut from 80c to 81 90 per q 900
of. At the counter, bankers sell at par and
buy at from 51.00 to 51.50 per 81 900 OH. Buf-
falo bills are taken at 4 on.
, 1870-06-12
THE NATIONAL GAME.
Match Between the White Stockings
and Amateurs-Score, 52 to 1o'
Base HALL Items In Chfcneo a""
EksevEhere-

WHITE STOCKINGS rs, AAAlEpHs+
The vh,fe stocknrs and Amateurs played
.rac1ro ,,a,o n, h1sc hail yesterday afternoon, nt
Ogden Psrk. where 1T least thousand people
wen in s;teudaucc-a fact which attests the inter
est manifested by our citizens in the national
game. For the purpose Of giving the profession
als practice against swift pitching, the Amateurs
allowed Mrycrle TO pitch for them Their nine
Was also altered in several respects from It's usua!
composition hut the fact that but seven plaTers o1
the Chicago Clun took pa.1 in the game more tnan
pvefbalanced the disadvantage on the OH
CT side. By reason Of mtsunder-
standing as to whether they were 70 play
or not, neither King nor AcAtee Was on hand,
Their vacancies being suprlel by o'Nsiil Of the
Athletics. IN the centre hel1, and BabsocS, q
lrcscut Of no club, In the night field. C1thbefs
caught behind, doing 1t most elegantly and CraFer
played third base, Flynn first, TreacE IN taa lslt
held. Wood second base. uodcs short STOP and
F4nkham pitching. The White Stockings tooS
bold Of Mcyetle's pitching with vengeance. as
Will be inferred from the fact that tney batted
him for nineteen runs in one inning. Az fielding
game It was by no means perfect one, a!thonSh
not without interest to the spectators. The fol-
lowing IL
, 1870-06-12
nTtHpf1nunn,,e-

Mr. Gilbert r,ntrha< nneons. IN nao,a o,., A.,
nrnnretnp 49, aoa many Feals me popular
XII liz - m1 y! me revere HOUSE Ii
and has ieasa1 nn nota ~ tMat ~ 'aea1le ptoneetf
nii thA tiafrnrnfan tho Ta ~ %; Iaat' ~ ~ cai!-
Mnnesota. The new esta{smcnt ;1as 1i ~, M OF n
~, the III ~ Iniv rs,s .nSI th win " openeu
a,n hi how a. hosa ahod hno ,o IN anen II Peai VIII
M ao" uose1 suood oe run, On the Chicago
S'5'Tr Gha ,,o,,. -o,r,,c =, a.. o....
,o,+tMas, LEV I0oms q tae tty colector n the
IInnse @ara ~ ~ e. neS Mng o. me Court
t uosea ~ "etE uStetiea tol gcla! purposes yester-
a, az; me @ Smees are handsomely lifted up, and
OF business. Mi. Ouahan, the efficient and nonu.
!ar G,olector has The place IN working order al
ana . prepared % onef every facility to the
pub!S to come down with Their taxes
University Of Notre Dame, South Bend, In
G!anns VIII take On Wednesaay. me ga inst, be-
ginning at 81 5 q. N. musical and dramatic enter
N aanmeas os VII oe G1SeM @ % s9e ssodehss o. the
Gat = s 70 ne
FeTy lntelesun2 70 persons having reatlfes IL the
college, an3 to eyery one who feels an interest In
educational maters.
near the corner Of Monroe md Clark Streets Tic
has clerk named William Writ Last night the two
bad some words, begau lighting. and Writ, Who is
, 1870-06-12

Ahde r My 10. .....................
LeaTiH 9 100 = Of Moore 81, . I, Ax1s :
r.: June 1851, 5S1,....,,..,,........ .....
coof z 1ss rive Water d, 5 T. so110o It;
c99f a. e :; lsa fsw Of Water st. 3 1, so1soo II;
,anE1.t aoo - -. -...s:....-... -..+......,'.
co2s SI s5 sss It Of Water St, I, $4,000 4;
Cox s. 1ea II v of Water Il, s i, aoaoo II;
WOOD 9, 80 II u Of Southwestern ~, I, 80
n2h r.; June 11......................
Third g, corner OF Beckenilke at, 3 I, 30
4l9iL. sune TO-. 0...............--.... :.
"eat lAkn st, 80 It e OF Lear1tt St, n I, BOZ
log II; May 1..............., ,.....
Elk Grove av, w corner OF Armitage az, G
Sl61l3B1t5f II; June e3.........-..,....
"a5Snsla g a., lis It Of Bradwell AZ, II, 4s
ZOO Il; June
Maxwell 81, 4Is-10 It v OF Johnston 81, ST,
2411o0 It; June ne9.................. .....
N0KfH OF CITY LIAITS
dummy road, 16s 2-10 It a n Of Cornelia st,
e !, 1o0xN0 #; January H,,.........
SOUTH OF CRY LrNrT5.
On laEe bloft, bet ForEy-nfBt aud Forty
second sts, 96-10o acres; June 9. 9........ l.
EI1na ~ = av, 125 # Of Forty-rtnth st. I, 251
Nst So4.G H.*- +,'..........-....-.,.-.
WEST OF OLD CITY L1MI1a
McGovern s., v OF Milwaukee az, Il I, elox
14I3 AZ June H...--............, ....
, 1870-06-12
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET
For tho Week Ending June III.
SATURDAY EyKNS0, June II.
BEEF CATTLE

To DunGifk. .47Hc q 100 lbs
To To ;sa GtGsSsaaa. H., 81 l0o ths
ne following weights are the ieass thae aeG are ss
tasen, and al excess Of actual weight Is charged
ut tie current rates:
Dorbledeck cars Of hogs Vcar.,.. 81, 900 lss
Slnge-1eck cars OF hogs, q car..... ..1i,ooo his
6onDleecI cars Of SHEEP I, 1sSSS SSS rs rs
Fat cattle, OF al weights have met With steady,
strong demand throughout the past week, and
few Of this sort offered. aud the wants Of tie
tr1de were not fully supplied, but the Small
margin upon which Eastern buyers hare been con-
pc!!ed to WoIS. dld not admit q their paying any
last weekly review. OF common and nc
dlum grades there has been o large
pu1pl1s and the market for such has been in a5oat
as dull, unsettled, and unsatisfactory condition us
could well be imagined. Shippers were not In
qges,t o. o. thcse md With only the
have settled down another &c Extra cattle have
ss1 Il n9na T6s ssp gny q n5ss
hundred head Of Texas cattle have aEriveI since
noss OF ss t'1 q ana ay eoe
siderable demand they were worked
a w WI maos ,sy 1 Rs ofs Ifw 5o1 a9Se e e.
wel-matured beeves We see no reason why present
prices may not be sustained for some time to
CONE, DuL I0l Cu1lIuOu BLOCK tHe IeUuCnCy Is SILL
downward.
CLoe1EG PTs1cRa.
Extra graded steerB. $500 fa925
Choice HeeFcs-FIney fat, we'll formed,
10 b-year old steers, mud averaging
from 200 to 1850 ns.......... LIS ss09a75
Prime Beeyes-Good, Ecll-fatted, finely
formed steers, averaging 100 to $50
thS. aVut5S.Za
Fair Gratles-Fatr steers, in fatr flesh,
averaging 1850 to 1890 rbs.........-.. 7.s3aL7s
Medium Class-Met1fum Hteers and goot
COWS for clt5 slaughter, averaging 500
10 ltbcH b9..... ................... hup{38.I5
Stock Cattie-Common cattle In decent
flesh, averaging 100 to $50 ibs.-...-.- 4.66Ga.50
Infer1or-lfght and thin cows and steers 3.i594.75
At this time last year the following were the
current rates: ....
Choice to extra beeycs.
ta1f 10 prime beeFes. G0636 10
common TO medium beeyes. L75@aI5
AnlStlois.s AzsaAOD
:. New mich cows have been inquired for to q
limited extent onIy, and prices are materially
lower, Coed f. choice hare sold slowly 1t $50 %
to E65.00 per te&I, while COMMON and medium
were a drug at s3doo9l1.00. Fat veal calves arc
wanted, and command f6s8d.75 for averages OF
from $50 to 200 hs, but coase, thin, heavy calves
are neglected at f4.0nfaa00.
HOGS.
The following are the receipts and shipmeuts
for the week, and for the corresponding period |
last yGars -
, 1870-06-12

Exquisite designs from the cheapest to the most
expensive articles made IN sterling silver 0nd stl
yer plate, arranged In beautiful cases for keep
sakes md gifts, are shown In great variety at the
{ewely store No. 1e6 Lake street, corner Of CLARK
Messrs- Roddin 4 Hamilton, and their oblfgtng
do not urge or expect people to purchase lnless
taey ere e1acy suited With the sttle, quality, and
pElce Of their goods Engraving in thts house Is
ec1sms. initials. ETC. are features Of specisI COM
ment aud admiration at almost every presentation
or fashionable wedding that occurs In Chicago
, 1870-06-12

The Michigan State Horse Iircclers' Association
viii hold their annual show at jackson, on Tues
day, "Wednesday. md ThnrsAay next, the 18th,
18Th. and 10th instant. The association oYer
premiums aggregasiug 5000, the largest being
s. ,70o on the last day, open TO all horses In the
United States-the winning horse getting s., 600
the second $500. and the third f200- There were
on the 10Th sixty horscs On tne ground, and many
more expected. ]. r. Roach, OF Cincinnati; ~.
u. Wilson, of Cynthtana. Ky, and Nj. Colv!a, OF
St. Louis, each haye we'll filed stables on hund.
Among the Well-knoWn horses entered nre Nor
riEsey, Matthew Smith, Dan Voorhees,, Pilot Tenn.
pic, Pat Ring, John Baker, Ol1 Grar Eagle, Victor
Hugo, Vulcan, etc The OCCASION promises to
Afford much interesting and exciting sport
, 1870-06-12

The forfeited goods at Lpman's Loan otllce, No.
1856 Clark street, corner Of Madison, arc nos num-
bered and ready for sale at prices lower than any
where else. So low are tho prices that everyone
can invest; for instance. anyone Nanting watch
which Will be Just as good Is new, and In some
cases better, because they hare had practice ruh-
DlnR, then leVer bunt1ng-cased watches can
be had for E1o and ladies' gold watches ss1 and SO
on In proportion. S1em-Wlnders, American levers,
Jurgensen, and Eardin watches arc equally low.
Genuine diamonds, IN sets, rings, and pins, arc
snld for the actual cost Of the stones md nothing
as diamonds vary with the premium on gold. Also,
solid gold rest and opera chains, full sets Of coral
and pearls, which cost 500; opera glasses sllver
person can buy almost any article that is needed
at Lpman's Loan Once, No. 1856 South Clark, cor
Der OF Madison.
, 1870-06-12

Professor Goldwtn Smith, who Is doing Chicago,
paid visit yesterday to Brands Photographic
Art Gallery, No. g Washington street. where his
pictures were taken In magnificent style. They
are true 70 nature, land exhibit the peculiar fea-
tnres Of this eminent Englishman with e1-
seen the gentleman can sec fac stn,ik of him by
dropping into the gallery.
, 1870-06-12

During The last two or three months, many
private offices, stores and rooms, hare been en-
tered, and numerous articles stolcn The thieves
were thought to b.. Juveniles, ami such proved tc
be the case, as three OF the gang were arrested
yesterday, and between 81 200 and y 600 worth OF
properly was recovered. The lads, carrying a
basket, would enter room OF
office under the pretense Of selling
stamps, Matches stationery, etc, bul
really to sec how the place could be entered. De.
the young rascals, and, as stated, arrested three
Of them. The house OF the leader Of tho gang Ste.
phen Langrath, on ualsted street, was searched
and m Iron Rafe, which contained the goods, was
discovered. L0nErath rented tho safe for SO q
month. The property recovered consists Of gold
pens, jewelry, silver plate, stamps, etc. The boys
were locked lip and will have hearing as soon a.
the articles are Identified.
, 1870-06-12

unusaa ~ Rood for khn SEASON OF
Ehe yeaf, comparatively fev lon averaging
- than 500 M. An Ee sold, md TIC xna1kek
Gosea @ y nIM II q g a1oaa40 for common to medium
anG AZ S.sotaa. 30 for good t. choice.
..A 1ahEP.Ihe recrIPts to-day we're ~, and for
sn .ne Meek 4.ssa The supply Of good 70 cnotGe
s1esp nas been extremely light, and al hAIe sod
ana n1eIior hare largely exceeded the demand.
ena psees have ruled irregular and lowef: We
q1ote q az u wa 200 per head for inferior; $40o9
choice. ' ~1'SeS~s 49,