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, 1870-04-13

no anaHduned aod passenEerz trana1erred BY boats
nom Quincy to Hannibal The river Il at1u riSlng,
wttA tremendous Mss from fboye yet 10 came
he higher pnant during the present rtse thln has
ever before been mown-
Ihe city election ls going on here to day, ana II
u sald that the colorcd clsi1cus arc In manY In,
Stances voting the Democratic ticket
~ loEIs, April l2-A- Z Ktoener, who L
AAeKtd to BE- Implicated tn the def2lcanm Of Nj.
6nAaky, CITY Treasurer, wr1 released today. on
$1,000 bonds. No new developments have rana-
pred to-day: Tho Investigating COMMITTEES u tdll
4 work, and VIII not be able to report for tVo oE
three d1YR. Nv ~
1ne case Of Joseph A. Berry azalnat Ex-Gpyer.
nor Fletcher and General Bacon Of MONTGOMERY,
Ess commenced IN the United States Circuit CoufI
toI!AJ: The case "a Tor damages sustained By ths
Rsehmoud, Ray CounJ, hy 4 mob, and impf.son.
meDt of himself for publishing rebeulons sentt
, 1870-04-13
WISCONSIN,.

Opening OF tho Madison Lukcs-1o.
tel Enterprasc-Stnse Tencherx. As
xocIati0n-Thr Winter Whenx Crop.
Special Despatch to The Chicago T1bana.
AAD1soN, April 1a-Bo;h Of the Madison lstts
have become clear Of sce, to-oay, and navigation
On Lake MononA will be resumed 70 morrow,
Ine organization OF the Part Hotel Company
was eenpteted Last evening, simeon Aiua being
chosen P1eatdcnt The erection Of I cuDnnodlouI
N1. .oG0 Il Is yet subscribed.
It h1s bce1 decided TO hold the neu meeting Of
!oc StAse Teache.s' AHsocit;ion q WATERFOWL.
1uiy 19- -
The farmers h&ye done large amount Of plo1-
Leg tnd sowing within the Last week. Whist win
ef wheat there IL toofs finely.
, 1870-04-13

Ect3oHs Powder Ezp1ostaA.
Thfrc lttaae boy4 usued James Ward, II yea1s Of
at7e, residing ut M s12 Centre axcuuc: HichAel
DelAn!, u yeGL residing u No % Coolidge
ksett- and Michael tCAsson, years old, residing
q 10 lb5 Coolidge street, wcrt seriously injured
" come means, secnIrd bottle flied w.t. POW.
oet, ana taxing II into vacant lot On Centre
aTenue, bear Cson6lFe street, the5 set rse 70 ne
ccotcnte. to see It " 20 OIL II cane near tatinr
them OF The powder exploded win : creai
noise, and A three xesc h11lT burned. Or. Mar
not dangerously injured.
Suburban SewK.
The city election ai Highland Palk, on Honasy,
resulted Is follow: Aa3or, G @ T. Field: Aatsaal,
ef. a. @. F.5; Street cotnnistloner, ]: u. Miller
AxexsrE, Jonas Steer; surveJnr, y 2. Baker.
-Tte village Of Glencoe, On the north lsSt
shorr held Id nrst charter election on TNescA,
iaxt. xrich, afteF close contest resulted Ia u!
rrsEnpA Il The Auu-L9uor gastY: Pho Joaso, sa
WI clettcd President Of The Council boaSds aoo
, 1870-04-13

Republican Nomination for Con-
Urces1unn In tho Fourth District.

Rcpnh2fCAm Nona1nRtaon Tor Corr
ErcsasnAn In Tho Fourth Dtatf1cts
CINCINNATI, April 1.-THE Republican cooren-
ina assembled to-day II CouncrsI1lle. Ihete w1s
: lalKe attendance Nen. = F. Cls!pool 81 FAy-
rte, was President MI Iu1ian1 friends psesent-
in which be Withdrew from TIC contest hoping
tnrrchy to promote party harmony, and pseds'nS
himself To support the notnlnee
II. b PaJnc, OF Wayne County, Eiend OF NJ
Julian, .herupon moved that Hon. Jeremiah Y
Wilson, Of Fsyettc, be declared the unaaino1s
choice Of The convention, which WIS carried 10 ne
midst 81 much applause
Resolutions were adopted rcatnrtntn& the .Lcso-
E tEeaohs aaopted u the recent Republican S;ats
Jultan-
2ne eontrntno WIZ ye1y Harmonious An The
NetK ~ cone up tn 1eas than IN hour, aftea
tadsded with the d2y1 Np1k ="
, 1870-04-13
INSTRUCTION,

-. y : =
1,NGFEss0R IL DHlAFpxTAISE, LATE OF
1 Gcoeva tsrhse5aana1 cntHEE. Et.ts pstra:e -
.ioE5, Erfserus,s fasasttons witA Tho bat ro3su
RpSs4satrn ~ Eat 4ad18an<t- 20 st2i.1.
, 1870-04-13

4 little boy. yeaEs Of age, named George Tupc,
who Lived With bis parents, on Laurel street, b.
tween Thirty -hrst street and Dougias aycnpe,
came 70 m untmely end BY falling IN we'll At the
rear q the house, on Monday afternoon. The III
at fealoN Was PLAYING In tho yard. Aad estdeutly
tumhled oycF the fnt1tng. Tue accident Wns not
discovered TIL half an hour after tt8 occurrence.
An inquest WA held over the body, and verdict
returned In accordance with the lacta
, 1870-04-13

The farcra-RosA opera season win open with
Nozasss "MATisRr OF Figaro, /" which has created
produced, for the nrst time II ChicaFo. Won
Neee!s PCT Mosk Qbcron," pronounced BY the
llc9 ano ponNc decided SUCCESS On Wednes-
day TIC popular opera MartnAr viii be p1eseutsd.
IGe aale Of seas Tor either Of The ss Tires nights
viii commence Al the OreF1 liouEc on Thuryiag
~ 1 u. Tue season Il limited TO ouly aix uigta
, 1870-04-13
wANrED-FEMA1Es

Miscellaneous.
CTTUATIOS WAETED-A YOUNG, LADY OF CUT
y tar and Trnc1s,cnt drsrrs pAit1Gu sovrrn+fs
md tnu9e trasher for yauuk children. Salary
much q IN obfrc pleasant home A=dtrss ALf.E-
GRA. TrhI,tr onscc-
CHUATION wASTED-RT G1Rr. To DO Up
- Rt1tra psnfk md ftAtn ArwinE Can run wh.-)rrE
tSil.an and Wilcox & Gibbs sewing maciine. Cau st
, 1870-04-13

The Rice Divorce Sult for fruud In
age is causing great excitement In Boston. it
should cause young men not to marry In haste.
Rice Is but = hi1 bride s.. Hc sNeats ahc madc
Magnolia Balm upon her face, neck, and hantls
Poot sccqth; lie probably found that her elbows
weren't quite &c \ soft and pretty. Ought Hagan
To he lndictedf We know Of m3ny similar cases.
This Balm Rtvca : n,2st wonderful pea.iy and
natural complexion, to whlGe We don't OBJECT We
like pretty women. To dhIsh the picture, taeJ
should Use Lyons kAthalron upon the hair. With
KaTly chln, rosy checks, aud soft luxuriant tress
eA, they become irresistible.
, 1870-04-13
MINNESOTA.

Opening OF Navigation Another
Hreak in Tho ST. Anthony Tunnel
HuI1Toad ltemx.
Special Despatch to Tbe Chicago THbane-
s.. PAC1y April 12-Savlgst,on has been fully
resumed Two boata.arrtred from St Louis 1T
midnight last night The ratet IN both the Ms
pissappi and MinnesotA hvers Il higher shan for
10 s}eAi1 1t has begun to fall tribe
Another break h3A occurred In tho St. Anthony
tunnel, by Hfich the Summit nnnf mill on Hcnnr-
pin u betnE undermined, and viii faM The nh
chlnerr has been removed
The St Psnt Sioux City RAtlroad ta not ut pres
ent running tr1ins owing to the track being oFcr-
flowed On the AlnuesotA bostotuA
The ctty officers recently elected were kw0ln In
this afternoon, and Mayor Lee delivered hts H.
1ugufl addfeak.
, 1870-04-13

Meteorological record for April IL, 1870, AZ re-
ported b. J. q. LangEuth, Jr.. opsician, III Ran
Institute The small letters are the Initials ior te
words "yecstns," "Eenue," "hiHh," "drJ,V
, 1870-04-13
MISSOURI

Terrible Fr~shct on the Mississippi
River-Eight Miles Wide MT Pn1-
Eay1n-Affn{rn OF tho DefnnlttnE Sts
L0uks TrcasuFcr-Stslt Against Ex.
Governor Fletcher.
PllxYRA, April Ill came from Quincy 70 Tits
place this zfsefnoon, and md thaI the Mississippi
Rtycf u now eight miles wide between this pl3ce
sud QUINCY, and still s1ktnR West Quincy u COM
nictriY submerged, and The people have IN many
tnsta1ces e1cated thctr hon1ts Aud lesTe In boata
T'he N4ier il within 1 few tpcnc8 OF the bridge,
eotirr3y oya1 the track Ct tbs HAnn1bal / st. 10.
seph Railroad tpr distance Of 1Ee miles west Of
QVioey and Ahould The rtFcr rise Ole foot higher,
, 1870-04-13

/ PRIVATE BOARDING HOUSE. FOR SALE,
a be1ades dwtnx rooms for The psoprto-
a. eiehl wc6lu1ni.hna zporo. 70 b sented nut L.
crted on principal bnEness ttfret For pazteua1s Nd
A rRsT-c CLASS DRUG STORE FOR AALK.
, 1870-04-13
0hlRk

CoLcA1Cs, April 1.-Thc SenAte to-d1y amend
ed the Appropriation bill 20 ~ 70 rn?yide neae1y
*so0, 900 for the rAtment OF the Morgan F1la
cl1tIuA The AppfupslAnon btu - amended FILLED
to SsASs the Scp4sc.
, 1870-04-13

Get rid OF your Cold ut once, or You
may keep on racktnE your lungs With cough uu-
for The production Of tn5cScles; 1nd then Instead
OF aimple, easlly cured Affection, sou VIII have
10 deal with consumption. Dr. 1Aynets Expectof-
MT will promptly cure ali coughs aud colds, and
By npsEtipx yEer to she respiratory orEsns enable
them freely to throw on distractions engrndered
by neglected colts, and heal ali so1c Or lndAmed
paris Sold everywhere
, 1870-04-13

posroS, April ls---AttotueJ General Allen To-
day delivered M argument before khE Legislative
Committee In opposition to giving further STATE
aid TO The Boston, Hhxtfprd Erie R1lrpa4
, 1870-04-13
Mr. RootN p;-a.
BUSINESS NOTICES,

Many Of the Sunday schools Of this city were
Yesterday vocal with pieces caught from MI
Roots "Pfize,r before lts Issue.
, 1870-04-13

A 1I1u.tz1tmcnl CoxTrcteaa-

4 mtkstA1ement occu7td IN the North Side po-
Nee srIo7t Of yesterday, wherein Matthew TlGhe
Was associated with ftp Farrell and chztstopher
Malone IN m Astktk upon bA1oon.kerpcr. The
T1chc, cx1uc Into that Rent1emsnh saloon, In m tn
ct,r1a,ed condition Matthew endeaEn1ed to In
duee Malone to 70 hoIne. when the taiteg turned
iron him and commenced an xssArlL While de-
Tending himself, the police caHe In aud arrested
10th pa1tes- Az win be seen, this eutgt5 cxoncr-
whoee arT-s. *As ca1pulcied IN the same connec-
tion WIS nat II The saloon at II. but Kas arrested
e1seH Hhctr. Aud for huQSbfr MpttEi.
, 1870-04-13

1FkeSuA3'H FaFrH+
The alarm Of IRE from Box No. -, at o'clock
OF nre IN the tWo-ssorJ frame house No. 81 West
laks street, owned bJ John Baker. and occupied
~ % e. ~ Il hs' poS sn
uts loss W1ll reach 200, but the damage 70 the
building Is trtnlug- A large quantity OF matches
Il Rna e sa1e
the lre.
The slarm from Box 10. l4a, at s:45 last even-
Ing was cansel by the burning OF an ash barrel u
The rear Of No. sos Chicago avenue, owned BY
John E McMAhon- No damage.
aIfneell4neous.
At meeting Of the Board Of Trustees Of the
Chicago College Of rhA1hacy, the following geu-
nF % + TT Blans9 P1oies.o1 r r. sS Of ' Genera cSenls
Try; Geo N HaInbEtgh.7 Professor OF Aster1a
Mrdica; Dr. John Ii. Ranch, Professor Of botany;
CT Pharmacy. The co0zBe Of LECTURES Will bt rein
stated This coming winter. -.
The following gentlemen With tneir families
Will erast this morning. zig the Chicago North
western Railway. for California: William Diair,
E s. WAdsNotth, B. Y. Page, Ar. Sampson, Chi.
Postmaster Eastman ANNOUNCES the following:
On and after date Csth) the raails for Grand
Haven and othet points ria Goodnch's Line OF
rive By above Inc at q. m This Arrangement to
be In force until June 80, 1ssO."
~ lady named MEA Sullivan had her pocket
picked Of = porteluonnAe containing 10 md d
drafI for SEQ, In Union Park. on SUNDAY. The
draft wa4 dated San Francisco and was drawn on
o. W. Looml2 and payable to bearer.
Owing to the difference ct Inc between the
Opera House and the o{1ce Of the Chicago Tr.es.
the few people who depend upon that sheet for oc-
casonAl sporting Items, were deprived OF the rare
pleasure Of reading m account Of the spirited
billiard match between Coon and Parker on Mon
day hight
Colonel J. I James has donated the handsome
kum OF 500 To the Woman's Home, to be used a.
the Executive Committee Of that Institution thinks
proper.
Members Of the nr1ns Of J. C. Uber i Co., and
Lincoln i LutE, breWef1, resldlnG at FeoH&, were
airalgned before Commissioner HoJne, yester-
day, charged with not cancellinK their ztampa on
beer basrgl. Tne5 we're held for tial In bail Of
4, 900 each.
II. @. Mnleycr was engaged 70 paint the prem
ises No. 209 West II Nashtngton street, occupied
Jointly by M1A uarfnets and A1A johnson, yester-
day. Al no0n+ during the absenee Of the ladies',
be opened the bureau md distracted diamond
ring, An opera glass, and par Of gold sEEctacIes
He made confession Of bis crime to Ot1ces Reese,
upon bis a1Test, IN the afternoon.
The partially decnmposcd body OF middle
aged man WAS fonnd noating In the rvcr 1t the
foot Of laSae street at O'Clock last evening. The
remains were taken to the deaA house for identld-
cation.
! Patrick Shea and party unknown made an
attack upon Isaac Coin, Gamer Of Wells and Har-
nson streets at O'Clock last evening, and relieved
him Of his watch Cohn clunG to Shea until IN
cnccT C8iuc to the rescue The other thief made
hts e3cApe With the watch.
, 1870-04-13

N--N
.sCuoIls-AENE:1n Chicago, H. April ?, 1871, Mr.
fsnk Y. r. SthoN Of San Francisco CAL 10 Mis- Pau.
Line r. 1cnu, OF St Louls, Mo.
eESsn EHneisee md ST Lonfs papess p1csae copy.
0HER1Ef-IDWE-As Burlington, Ill, APrIl3 I,
isse BY Rer q. Feat, Mr. Ausustus '. Il kim6eieJ
CARPENTKR-IOME-B the ssmc, at town Of
Guba, Lake County, m Aprf ,. is7. 3. j. Carpenter,
Esq. to Miss Amanda F. Lowe.
, 1870-04-13
Husfid1fts,

Timothy OCnnneI1 Is consequently elected, he
receiving q votes ores Eeuslcl. who Il the next
trb.. I.tnfx
, 1870-04-13
BOARD WANTED,

BOARD DAY BOARD FOR ONE OR MORE
men, the ray 70 he taken ont of harness shep Ad-
dftrf CT tall At ~ EhEt AGa1.set-
ROARD-BY GENTLEMAN, WIFE, AID
- ehld, SesI3 DID, hetwrsn Cnian Park and Robry-
d1rs* WRIGHT 4 STEVENS. X south waitf-t-
RoARp-A COMFORTABLE RoARDISG PLACE
tas iady hnd ybunt ron, IN eptd E,e..inu Of
Indiana snd Coiiasy Gsov'~ars- aHd south nf E;sh-
= Grurti1Ed Psrk.
RoARU-A YOUNG CENT lEMAa AND VILE
~ de1tfr Flcszant and well f.rnt.1rd room, With
tosrd, ID private famiIy, South S!de. Adarr.s
BANK. Tribune cfAer.
DARTVER WASTED-IS THE SHOW BUSINESS
L to tz1~rl thrrueh CsfoEntA CapstAi r-Iutsrd. &3u
Eau make 3Hss ret n,outh- Fof PARTICULAR. call On
BLAIR, Inp AAdton-<t-. Ro7rn
pARTNER wA1TEp-1S 4 LUNCH ROOM AND
i har. Win fsU c5pstaA sucd chance InqaiEe It
pARTSER WASTEn-WrTH a CAPrTAL OF GA
month a. '. STEWART & CO, 10 afAdIson4t. "a
RoARD1 1FoR GES1LENAN AND WIPE N
l1pvaie family, whrEt wife c.n h.ye the rn,fn.fs
q hcsnr AZ :r1vrn:us azrpt a1a away p.:t of
tht titne AHaTtfn stating terms, 1patfo1 ~ EfS
TESHlHSN, Tribune otfrr - @>'0"+ '"-+ "-o@
, 1870-04-13

Enn r!sss. .s I. M Moou r3Aes.. Ia NJ n m
Sun 81 y m Moan set... b . u I NJ
, 1870-04-13

Acauntre~ae.. DC.
UrASTED-ao GIRLS FOR SEWIyG FANCY
W hrata hi. Annl1 At Ti1REERS III St,ltSt
ts - - - - ~. ~ - -
" eaat'fa panp. AZ - aoutn "artte' Aoo'n y
a. 4 II W.Iuntt ~ ues. o va ~ i.ts IA osIs1
~ ,s,,,, .77 wv. 177,,,5= - *; :, ~,
i.st 49, i i t1,pEf'F3nE - ANCf
11TA%TEna VII iTEFV T0 fSO I< III ?
w rointr7 f.,1j ~ H Sni,th n..,n1. ;n.. It - H
y. -otte-2. ~. = .. .o4.H - - -1-- se-A.aE-.e
--..r-, noae.sles. xS rn .,,n,,o,x ~
A1nIEncAx SEAT AnD TIDY AMEHtCAS
on ,se AIr sufet Rstifo.as to DO icat sena ~
look after children address " D. Tribune otsee.
WAxrEp7rwo GIRLS; ONE TO cook. ONE
dniph.st '''A' -" '>'f' - ''@ t~@'''
1TT17 I7T9=r ~ 10 -, -
" Aesnpesen. rtseon 1eed appiy. II lis Xih3s1a.ar
" S!EI'-A ntAt oh Uf:SIAlHS WOKh M
1eco " ~ pEay. E. LOT sTo 1as5. =
nns.iS ~ ~ ~" "NA'' '''''' s&' "eAf 'eS-
7t-ASTsD--1 G0o0 1NIF.R01IEn 1:f9I- n
" rrnt r,.h M I'm fn r-;a.O h. ,d;nI A ho
ARMY =, Il We.s E.r Enrn.f ~ - ~ .ssj,e 4o4se'
N-N@- NNttg - ;. -ees =. u. .e4E.. " EA-Ht
3hsns!nsiS s!'9Gs: NJ q hse.Gt CoapErESr aoeI ~
s,rhf1,n.r xsith ,efppfn-Inr. - o~"en& "F''' ~
-.eat-n*,. . :. Ns.H M .elcte.c-.
, 1870-04-13
srruAT1oNs wANrED-mALEs

SITUATIONS wANrED-MA1Es.
3Hsee1Ianeaas.
CrTUATIos WASTED-By MAN OF ESrERI
g nc :As,is;n, S a, ;, wa;shan sas In q Po;'r5
.ht e. Aa
CfTUATl0H ,WARTKD-:BF,A YOUNG MAS An
= teaekcasn in private family. OF I" drive fu tts.
god irie1raers Aidsvss d. ese 81 Daley: Il, W..
ClTuAT10N WANTED-AS WAITER IN 4 Ho.
ot;l q 1.tau5.at; p ,s ~! ttasased yetpS msp.
ssansf rsy esay Isa ta9ss tfasDea 4Sne aa
> ehotf.nasteE at n Eptsecsal GhH,sh IN Sc YAK.
& e %s sGs
CTTUAT1oy wANTEp-TQ FRUIT MERCH .Srs
= 81 young man asEi.si herr fr1n 81. .j,'sr25'
5ss:ah: a Good 1t'tftnes' ti'sa 1dfr.' i: Tliiss:
Bookkeeper.. Clerks. &c.
SITUATION MAsTEp;nnY ss: y xouSt; M NAN IN
e sssstass L *sa@z 5sa 'sf Ef: @
CfTUATIoN- WASTKD-A 40. Pt:SAAx De.
p stIes pst,tioa - e9aMsspondlns Is slssk.
II cuittsss u " s1'~' >> "''~ '>N''''' v " ~
CTuAT1oS WAETEn.As s SALESMAN. BooK-
meEsntijc brsips1t b. maI, r,ap' n1srsia,f -
rxprfjrncrd rot a{rsfd 10 work: has I ttoraIsh rf
StFe ~ liz knei'sh I'D German fsnSse. 49, t|
numhsr q JeaU pncpsl toof Keeper q tstxe basi-
hee n tnts f and san te tnt btet Of city rrfe'.ucr
sa Ga II. aiist IL sof.h carsss 1e''s' D. f''
-r+.r rrcr u arrnnv EGTE@ II. = 7.7
ey * 1tRa Aad ,ss'e. oe If
CrTUATlDN WAFTEb-Hf WELL EDUCATED
. hoy Of u, in ufHcc who speak The Eng
his fsthrr = CARR h.niwans drnisr md tI'stt:s,,
S"~~'t @A~ ~ -"
, 1870-04-13
HELP WANTED -FEMALES.

=
H1fsceilnneons.
NAS7KD-APPiiCATI0 FOR CI.ERKSHyP,
~ hF tnEic laaies Of y 5eArs Of Afr and npw1IssA
staduk akr previous occupation, ahd refc
tnets- Addtrst +. o. Drawer a9:, Chicago
N'ANTED-LApF, EALESEOAES IN RETAIL
~ hctt. erhhro!eries and dress Sooda. knewfcdke
Of these &ooda with eIprt1rtcr, nInlEt md thC.e lty
Isl And Isl Laks4t
WANTYD-TODAY. AT THE LADIES' HELr
" E1chasFr, young ladies to work IN faee drFsrt.
nrut ia ktorr, SalrEWoEnfu. dnfnk-rooru 9irs, IL
tr. for Fensra houss~oEk4 nurse girls ls5 Nadsop-
It. Room II.
WANTED- -GIR!s FOR KrNRKX WORK,
r4Il priyAtc faraflsrt and seeend rork; al ras-a
cf tic city. 1t Afs. BRONAN'S efier S13 West Ran
dolrh+t
NrAETED-CAPARLE COOKS AID SECOND
W dtae fer tyivkte faiIErs and Gsrteass bsar9IEE
heutea. today. 1t MI WHITTAkEHS. No. M SostL
Cls1k%t.
V{YANTKn-FROM . 70 >, GIRLS KVERY DAY
10 I'LL ali kinds Of fptclass ettuatIonA No Office
fer. IA North Clark.
UyANTEp-LADIES, OF GOOD ADDRESS AND
W god references. To se h,ots comniatton for
WASTED-TODtV-1 lady CASHIER N a
eaEershep. isd!es to work in Lace department. !n
astosr. aates umea, II kenrral ho1sxMosk Eiri d.
ntnE-fycrn kartA nuf1e kfrfs. At LADIES' HELP EI-
CHANGE. liz A3diSpD-ff,. Rcptu IL
, 1870-04-13
MARRIED.

Fimrlcs Removed and the SkIx
made smooth by using Juntper Tar Soap, manu
factured bJ Caaweu, uAzar1 CO., New YORK
, 1870-04-13

SeuuAfrcssc%. Nr.
GrTUA11OS EASTEp-A sEAMsTRESS Vito
- undentanfa d1Enskfre. .ceirca riArc with pTi-
rate family good rrcnnasndnsinns t:a
sd{n -, foE days No. 81 Estonraad. West Side PR
fcTrrd.
CITUATIOE FASTED-ITA PRIVATE FAMILY,
- ~ hItei4es creaennktr. Call add:eas AKS. i
II I, s$ Wett Hhrrjeeu.At ''
, 1870-04-13
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS.


FOR SALE-A NEW. SETES OCTAVE. &29
paoo for ekU tAAh 1t ha4 been taken from De
esots md yen can ake ta1r selec<iou- Adirua<
CASH PlASO. Tribune oncc.. : /
, 1870-04-13

~-o~ ------..-
4 GESTS ~ASrED-sp DAY TO MALE Avn
saUFWaHse USase s5Esnis = i1sFgAgss the 9ICKEYE u
cHf5K c{ TT. I'll ~ d !; t. ths eny L!CKxsED SHUTTLE MA
IL fn Es md the seller md n.r 1se is
esrzs n. 4 HES6KRsbS c6. c1eyeIaaa Gqjas tsee 40
A GETS 55T!s wxAASsTpEon nogE FATHFsS
iauLn0 ot N,tht Seenes in the Bible HI Lxt wnefT
5aenee eeie tnakes certain this one'& lueess An MA
oars Co. T11s she othss heset!n.ed PAPER sto y
HssA waEfd Il sse5! 1ounAhipt 70 net asruta nay.
DE 1 CO. q Aou:nc-tt- Chicsxc. III -A"~oA<
4 GENTS WASTEDLsANPLES FREE. G0O1S
- ntw+ 1nd ~ s.apte a AauE: - to 45J prf week
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Ninth Nnrd Supervisor.
There WAS an election for Supervisor IN the
Ninth Ward, ycstefday, TO Ill the yacanc! occAr
Moneti by the expulsion of J. J. kearncy The fox
following Ia the rote by precincts:
The New York herald., 1870-10-07
CHAMBER OF CONMERCE.

The regular monthly meeting of the Chamber OF
Commerce was held yesterday afternoon at their
rooms corner of Cedar and Williams streets. A. A.
Low was elected to Eli a vacancy upon the Execu-
tive Committee and James p. Wallace was placed
upon the Committee Of Arbitration.
The regular standing committees were called upon
to make their reports. The chairman of the COM
mttee which attended the meeting OF the CONNER
cial Union al Rochester was requested to report In
writing at the next meeting.
communication was read from Mr.. Elliott, ac-
c0mpanyng sample OF wheat grown upon the line
OF the Kansas Pacific Railroad, 1000 feet above
the level OF the sea.
communication was also read by General Wal
bridge detailing an account of the completion OF the
Lake superior and Mississippi road and showing
the advantages OF transportation of grain and other
products OF the West by this line to the Eastern mar
kets. The chairman disapproved OF the policy or
allowing communications to be en- tertained which
were OF nature OF an advertisement II the opening
OF one road was entitled the consideration Of the
Board all should be. The communication was
finally disposed of by being referred to committee
number SIX. A motion that report OF the Committee
on Public Docks be printed was passed. the
reports OF the various committees presented were
approved, after which the Chamber adjourned.
The following named gentlemen were elected
delegates to the National Board of Trade:-Ceorge
Opdyke, James 3. I. Stranahan William T.. Dodge
and 5. b. Chlttenden.
The New York herald., 1870-10-07
REDUCTION IN CALIFORNIA FREIGHT FARES.

The competition between the California steam
ships and the Pacific Railway on freights mas re,
by a considerable reduction Of prices by the mana
gers Of both routes. The latest reduction IN rates
per hundred was adopted by the Pacific Fast Frelght
on Monday, and is Of great importance to shippers
and merchandise brokers. The rates for axes. cars
shoes from $6 SO to S4 burlaps from 81 so to 81;
candles from So so to $3 carpets fom 50 80 to So
domestic goods In bales including prints, cotton
hosiery nankeens, bleached cottons, corset jeans,
Kentucky jeans, cambrics, cottonades, slieslas,
gnghams and spool cottons In cases reduced from
50 90 to 81; gasppe from SO SO to 50; machinery,
IS so to 81 So
All articles not included In the above list are taken
at general classification ut the following rates per
100 pounds:-
First class. ..... Sc SO Third class. ......$4 30
Second class. s so Fourth class. 1880. "
The quickest time yet made by the railway COM
panies In the transportation Of goods to the Pacific
has been fourteen days. but tue average hme u
The New York herald., 1870-10-07
THE CASE or EX-pOLICERAa CASSIDY.
Partial Investigation Shows C0nclusiveIy y
Tint Hc Was Not Murdered.

A Partial Investigation Shows C0nclusiveIy
that Hc Was Not Murdered.
In the investigation OF the supposed murder OF
Cassidy yesterday the deposition of all the witnesses
tended directly to excupate Ann Cassidy, the wife,
from any suspicion or having murdered her hus
band.
Bernard Cassidy, son Of the deceased man and sus.
pected woman, testified directly to the absence
Of his mother from the room, she having
gone down stairs to recall an officer
who had been in the room moment before to still
disturbance between her husband and herself, both
under the influence OF liquor. When the mother
went out the father attempted to cut slice from
ham, but finding the knife dull went to the window
TO sharpen 1t on the stone. Leaning over q
chair, he fell out OF the window, ana
the witness sprang towards him and caught
him by the leg Deceased gave kick, as
his son supposed, Tor fear he the sony would be
dragged out. The son ls under fourteen years Of
age. and has been tine principal support Of his
father and mother, both in the habit OF drinking.
Mary McGrau, intelligent girl Of thirteen c0rro-
borated the testimony above, and stated that she
was talking to Mrs. CASSIDY oD the landing below
when deceased fell out of the window. The InQuisi-
tion VIII be concluded on Saturday.