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BRYANT g. STRATTON'S BOOKKEEPING
SERIES

1.-THE examine Bryant StrattOns system Of Bookkeeping the
like it, 1t really has competitor wv W Granger Account
and Principal of Mercantile College Columbus Ohio
Of STANDARD Works deseryed stands at the head
similar publications the subject IL is adapted for use in
Academies and Colleges and particularly applicable to the
wants o. private II comprises three editions
SssoTaR american Primary School States de- &C. DE
r5- THE ILLUSTRATED CATALOGUE descriptive Of The Ameri
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struction mailed free any address
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6ituations Uanteo--females.

A LADY, highly educated and experienced,
IN wishes for situation HousEKEEPER in -dower family
COMPANION lDyj highest references given and required
Address HELEN, p o. Box ia, simeoe Norfolk County Ontario
COPRANO-A lady wishes an engagement as
- above in a small PROTESTANT CHURCH. Address NJ C.,
Tribune ohce.
EIRST-CLASS FEMALE SERVANTS sup
Il pied by PIERCE Co., Bowinggeen- Greenhops and
selections om Americans English, Scotch Gsnans sWede
Irish.
GERMAN FEMALE SERVANTS, capable
VI Trustworthy constantly be found at Fr. Mn LOWE
GOOD German female SERVANTS constantly
~ Miss HLDS GERMAN INSTITUTE III Norolkst,
between Rvnston anc Stanton
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WOODBURYS GERMAN COURSE.


founded similar principles with fasqueles sie
highly commended by the best teachers OF the language
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Eau 6tbools.

COLUMBIA COLLEGE LAW -SCH0OL.-Thc
~ thirteenth snnns Term Of this 81 La.H
New the first Wednesday October and oonhn snt
May II 1911 graduates admitted without further
nation For catalogues and information gnersly address n Lasy
ettepsce THEODORE W. DWIGHT, %srdes, he
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Danrins Academies.

A DODWORTH's CLASSES for DANCING
IA will Oct l.
At No. 22 Fnbve TweHIth, and At No 6l FhhiTe
Send for a Circular
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Hlusiral Instruments.


A GREAT OFFER.
IA HORACE WATERS, 4S1 BROADWAY, EEw-Y0Rk
Hundred PIANOS, hELODR0Ns snd ORGANS
sseas naten at eItrene Low prices for sss daring I nosss
monthly until asd
rsnt money applied purchased Chsksdss
Monthly insalnsBs rsesivst for
A LARGE STOCK of PIANOS, best makers,
IA To RENT SELL cheap for ch rent allowed purchase az
MERRELLS WsreroOm No. UnOnsquAe Please call and
anime.
CHICKERING, WEBER, STEiNWAY, and
~ PIANOS for RENT 10y sold on nmenA
: S. +. GORDON 100 Broadway.
DIANO- FORTES-3O secondhand Pianos,
comprising Squares UPrgbts and Grsni, Of various MAKER ~
thorough for low BY CHICkBRNG SONs III
East Foureenth-st, between Broadway and Efh ave
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Gituaiions nanteo-- males.

FARM HANDS at Bowling green.-PIERCE
Co have constantly hsd brstcss Swedes GeTmaDs
English; also Mechanics Gardeners, COschmen &e
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HARPER's and ATLANTIC MAGAZINES,
complete hound IN bali morocco binding 81 Der vol
B.el uumI Of all Magazines 2OOOt PORTRATfs vIRWs an
SCRAP PRINTS. 7. w. LAWRENCE. " NAsssusl, up ssTa
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6eachers.

A LADY desires POSITION as TEACHER
"A VOCAL and INSTR MENTAL MUSIC school or family
experienced furnish good reference Address b. BOZ ~
Ri .fol
, 1870-04-07
CITY N BRIEF.
The 5Ipmorinl Services.


The committee having In charge The memorial
services In honor OF the late General George II.
Thomas, 10 be held 1t Farwen Hal, tomorrow
evening, announce me order Of exercises on taat
occasion to be ~ followa: The doors will be open
at 1h O'Clock P. m, exercises to commence At &
General ]. y. Webster will preside
After dtrEe by the b1nd, Bishop WhttehouBe
will open the services with pr1yer.
4 requiem will then be suuE BY 4 choir Of Eng-
eFs under the direction OF II. Il Palmer.
Governor Palmer VIII then deliver the memorial
address,
Music, vocal and instrumental, will conclude the
exercises
eeasa On the loor ef the hall will he racEved for
lndlest and gentlemen with ladies'. No uckets Of
admission viii be required
In connection with The above, Nj. Il r. Palmer
has tesned the following:
AL the SINGERS In the city who are willlnE 70
tAke r8Ft in the memorial services IN honor Of
Major General George II. Thonas, which are to
take p1nce at Ferwell Hall on Friday evening, ARE
requested to meet for rehearsal nt yon Hes1Jts
Hail. over thegr music store, corner Of Washington
street and Wabash ayeune, this Thursday even.
ing at $50 O'Clock. They will not be detained
more than an hour.
, 1870-04-07
TIE, 'OHIGAGO1 'TRfBIJNE:.
All ARMY OF REG1ARa,
several H4ndFcd WomeA mnd Chill.
drcn Turned Ont OF ehe Poor
f2ouse-Eocnonay Of the
hoard Of Supervisory

There cana tn sfsia otsoc yesterday Supervisor
with \ touch .of humanity In him, to complain Of
IN act Of fnhumAnity for which the hooog1bae
members OF the Poor House and PAuper Commit
tex sccm to bc responabe. According to the hu-
mane Supervisor, Mess1a HolIand and Humphrey,
OF the committee, paid an Official visit
to the County Poor House on Tuesday,
Children whom they loved i sccma that, for the
benefit OF the county, It has beeh deemed dcslra-
bic tn set nd Of some OF the pauperz, the on
Hal visitors TUNED out the women, or, rather
thrtaece ri TO take their children away from them
II they I'D not leave forthwith Strange 10 say,
these poor women had the aodActsy TO love thel
children, and sooner than lose their oHpr1u9, they
decided 70 50 ont On tho world, although many Of
them had not cent In their pockets, and do not
know where to turn TO md meal or roof 70
Ahciter them. The eIodus begun yesterday
morning, and, according to our Informant,
several hundred adula and serentY-nve
sh,ld,sn sha In. a elaesened ~ the prs,r,es between
march was slow and long. None Of them we're
very strong, and they could not walk fast They
were not furnished With carriages, as Supervisor
are, when they uavel to and fro on the SAne rusd.
To Supervisor riding along in 1 comfortable
vehicle, smoking cigar TO lmrart tone aud char
weary moi long. But 10 ,he poor mother, clsspin7
her hungry babe 70 her bosou, every mile l.
league, and every hour = day. The r.sged army
nut reached The ci1J 5rt Probably not few md
TO lrst all night by thu wa5asdc, and last night WAS
chilly: hut then they werc not Supervisors, 80 ii
made no matter.
1t seems there we're zerentJ.nse children In the
crowd Poor childrenl Tncy were At the mercy
q an honorable Board Of superrisorA These
10 take them from their motherX. These mothers
may be errtag: they may bc very bad, indeed: but
for all that they arc mothers and let any HnPerTl
sor who has not erred take up a big rock and nlng
Our informant also says that some Of the women
who were cruelty turned out Of the houa which =
IkA ftAF@
, 1870-04-07
TIE OTHER SIDE,

To TIE Editor Of The Chicago Nibr.ne:
In your Issue Of April is an account OF the Feo-
pic Ct. Charles yer8uba and C. EamperschInl1t
wherein Edward slrnons was complaining wtncsa
nm familiar with the facts IN thia case, 50 clear
" proven BY the nost reliable witnesses, and an
surprised at the decision gsen By the Jury. It was
shown fhat there WAS nothing A1nias or improper
on the paTt Of Mf. Stmons in connection with the
woman pAH OF The story, and the unprur0ked at
tack male upou him hy the defendants, which Oc-
CURED upwards Of nile from the place where
Nas entirely unwar1antahle and unjustinable
The woman waa taken from hla bngVJ within
TWO minutes from the time abe got IN. She
desired to 60 part OF the distance In the direction
IN which vi. Stmons waa going, and man well
known to The latter solicited for the woman .
chance to tide, to which HI. g. cheeH1ffy aasenteL
lie had never seen her before, and supposed her to
be respectable woman- The defendants, after
taking her from the buggy, followed Nj, s. to a
certain tolgate, aud there beat him a detailed In
the evidence, and, apparently without any provo
cation. Nj. Snons has rea1deh In the community
where he now L. near this city, for the past thirty
s11 yearA, md has always, AMI does now, bear an
tHcproachahle eehasacter-en1oytng ths confidence
ment OF District Attorney, confirming my state
ment Please publish and show ali parties
FAIR PLAY.
STATEMENT or A77oKSEY REED
The above statement OF "FAtr Play" correctly
relates the occurrence inercin mentioned. The
tic WOMAN wAs entirety honorable, nud In no way
improper. She asked him to ride Ia bis bu0Ry
and he consented: and In TWO or three minutes
After1Ard the defendants f0rcthly tooE her from
the buggy, and HI. SIn1ors drove on towards his
hnme, and while on his way was attacked and
CHARLES Il RKEn.
CHICAGO, April :, 1870.
, 1870-04-07

In order to facilitate the delivery OF mall 1t the
Letter CatTiera Department, on Bunday, also to
provide come check upon improper applications
fur nail, onf Postmaster, Nj. Eastman, has p1e-
pared tickets for the business public, on which Is
printed the number Of the box il which the mall OF
each nfm Is distributed, and also the number OF
the carrier OF the dlBtstct u which the mail matter
Ia directed Each ticket has TO be Endorsed upon
the h8cf by the party desiring mall
Julius SchWab vas charged before United
States Commissioner 1ioyuc yesterday with p1Anu-
factur3nG nuid extracts without license, peddllnx
without u license, and not stamping the bottles In
which the extracts were contained lie was held
In 81 800 bali for trial August Russo Hns held In
$500 ball for passing 4 counterfeit SO bill
The Trustees Of The F1sBt N. Z Chnrrh,
corner Of CLARK and Warrington streets, have
placed opposite each main entrance, a magnificent
lamp, hearing The inscription on each Of liz four
ndea, "FTst Methodist Episcopal Church--Wcl-
colnc.n
the Board Of Police, yesterday, granted Joel
4. Kinney, foreman Of the steamer Sherman, and
John George, of the Tempest Hose, each one
weeks leare oi absence. ..
AT the meeting Of the Chicago Lyecum, last
for the ensuing term: r Z. Hoyt, President; D.
Harry Hammer, First Vice President: Alfred
DDonoRhre, Second Vice President; Thco ".
Singer, Secretary; F. ". Lewis, Cofrtspondln2
Secretary, and Miss Ilah T.. Williams, TREASURER.
-H1dsts i Co.'S store, No. 1o4 Wct Madison
street was entered LIST evening md robbed Of a
silver plated castor and fsD worth Of cuuery.
The residence OF John Grimm, 30 = South
Halsted street, wa8 broken Into last evening hJ
burHisls, who appropriated 50 Represented II
ClCthln&.
, 1870-04-07

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Gs.s rre :"S yeuT :a ,he ~ 81 sa.d ~
oot TWO q thru d.., hsot. Il n, advcrtdte 3 II
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81 he e sd aers,h ssFe Ill s.a. u naaetsaa Ana
4ons aevs rc p u TX ss 9c1 ~ s3a ss'a
CsoF thc aAid letting sAd canac and VIZ had ia
The Fpbhase1nent Of ssld coa1 Housc.
RH. BRnora. SotarT Public.
The ahove wks endorsed IN an afIdavit by John
F. Robinson
MeskA LAor and Robinson made other deposi-
t1ons, stating that Thomas had exaggerated the
amount and nature Of the work to be done; that
inches, instead Of IL inches ,htcs; tnd thAs he
said the night soil would have to t,e conveyed out
side the city liIuts and be buried They also COM
formation regarding the work 70 be done
Mr. lAlor also stated that, since making his de-
positions, he saw The trcclnatons IN The County
Clerks ONCE. and WAS informed that they were
nled there two or three days before the contract
was let: they were hscd On January IT; he
nsd made An tstimase &c 81 "a ne work "a y, what tee
and would make 81 600 After making the esta-
mate he examined the specifications, and found he
fhgt
, 1870-04-07
AMUsEMENTS
The hHEfVM.


The Museum wss nlted last evening with large
and re1y enthusiastic sudlence upon the occasion
Of Mi. Padgrtt's beueut. The programme .em-
hsaced Little Emily" which WAS given with the
old csst, the beneficiary repeating bis excellent
personauon OF U1ah Hep and the farce Of IA
Fearfu, Tragedy" In which he sustained the rots
Of Aucglton AuHisotdtrnS, the eonfecuoncr. The
large audience was = handsome tribute 10 the
merits OF MI. PadKett a. an actor.
XCvICKEKS 1HEATRL
Mr. EmMet Played hts eccentric Sula Of Fritz
again last evening TO large house, md wilt re-
peat Il every evening this Wtck.
DEARBORN TlKATRR.
The Dearborn Theatre E18 crowded jam-full
last evening" fAcf which is true Of the Dearborn,
however, every evening. The new conner, Nc
Zee. has taken the mlnstrri-Eocfs by storm, With
his song and dance gpecthttts, and bids fair 70 be-
come greater favorlte even than Emerson. His
buaness, Indeed. is peculiar TO himself, and con
sista OF grotesquerae which stands IN little dan
Ecr of ever being initiated BY any other perform
eE. The hnritsQue g Robert Make Ats" with It's
splendid Getting OF acenery. Is one OF the best
things also that the Atnstrel5 have ever attempted
!" Shoo Fly" reached is fsticth representation Last
evening, md u rs popular "a eref.
ANNOUNCEMENTS ....
"The Magic Flute Will be repeated On Friday
evening, and, from present Indications, the
audience will be one Of the largest ever assembled
In the Opcya House.
TIE uRA7uKIo SOCIETY. ...
The Oratono 9ocItty VIII rchearse Dudley Bucks
Forty third Psalm at lower Fhr1ell Hsll, this even
Ing. The Treasurer requests immediate settle-
ments from the members, nj % " ashtngtou street.
, 1870-04-07

=
Among the arrivals at the fremont Honse, yes
ter1Ay, we're the following: Captain T. r. Whgner-
Oregon; H. s Ingerson. Canton F. ". Smith, Pc
oria; Hon A. Bul1eY, Omaha; @. L IrEtng, Colo
rado; Hon. E 0. StAnafd, St. Louiss ". T. An
tlreEs, Philadelphia; John II, Davey, and James
PutkAu, Burlington: G. d Parsons, Burlingtont E
j. EI1ci, Boston; L s. Felt Galena; A r. WhtcF-
man, Beie!t; C. !. Hendricks, New York; Fred 7.
Day, Wisconsin; g. I. Caldwell Eddyril1e.
Among the afrtyAls at the Sherman House,
yesterday, were the following: General James A.
LesllIe, New York: J. Patrick, Omahs; Colonel ".
7. Patrick, do E J. Underwood, Richmond, Va :
@. Cullen P1erson, Japan: Colonel H. II. Ellls,
L. 8. A.; c. A. Carpenter, Pittsburgh: J, ". Ham
mond, New York: T. D, Catltn, Ottawa; r. 3.
Townsend, Cambridge, England; P. Hill, Sebtas-
ka; Sheldon fease, Buffalo: E SAndcrson, MIL
wankee; J. ". Barker, Syracuse.
Among the arrivals at The Briggs House, yester-
day, were the following: G. 4 Atkinson, Rock
Hartford, l. lud4!ngton, 9oomlnFton; 4 NJ.
McMAsteI, Rock Island ]. F. Smth, Freeport; W.
II. R1leE. Davenport A. 4 Sanbnrn, RocEiord
c. L. EpraSpe, Providence: J. s Waterman, Eyca-
more: J. Keeling, Cincinnati; J. Colwen, Ottawa;
O. ". Howe, ST. Louis; E C. French, Fond
du Lac. ~.
Among the arrivals at the st. James uotel
Yesterday, were The following; George T. Brown
and GeofEr ". Lane, Aor1ia: G T. Htll, Buffalo;
c. Gilman, Newton, Iowa; A. Palmer, Minnesota
NJ. Ealk, New YORK; C. D. Dusht Rochester
George Green, Peoria: 4 l. Dawson, Omaha; r
L Frazer Kansas; Charles n Perkins, Boston
l. u. Cross, PhlAdelphla: Samuel Gllnosc, CIeTe
land: E E. Taylor and 8. johnson, CucR; B F
Shawn, Lisbon; E Wllllgood, MaSShalltoWn; B
Ecarles, Jknesyi1le.
, 1870-04-07

The North Chicago Rolling Mill Company hAre
lately purchased two beautiful locomotives for
their OWN Use, La shifting and changing cars 4.
their establishments here and In Milwaukee. Rail-
road tueu, who have seen these locomotives, de-
clnre them to be among the finest which have ever
been seen In this city fhcy were manufactured
" N. Baird l. Co., rhllAdelphia, formerly tho
Baldwin Locomotive Works~ and which arc the
largest works Of the ktnd on the American Couti-
.cut This nrm make locomotives for tho Euro
peAn tradc, and for nj the lrstelsss roads In th!s
county, the Northwestern alone having nfty-e1ght
Of them. Up 70 present d1te, these worka have
Manufactured 9,090 locomotives, which arc doing
service to-day all over the civilized world.
, 1870-04-07


Quite serious accident, and one which maJ
prove fatal, occurred at the corner OF State auil
Last evening. AT the honr mentioned, Mrs Geo
A. Manning, residing At No $50 Thlnd avenue, WAS
crossing the street at the corner OF Twelfth when
Ehe was knocked down aud run over by heavily
ilden wagon. The horse, which WAS being driven
east on Twelfth street, At = Furious pace, came
round the corner 30 suddenly that the poor woman
wagon passed over her right knee, tearing the
1csh In shocking manner, and the hind wheel n
struck Against the unfortunate limb but did not
MEs Manning several times, and It Is feared in-
jured her Internally. She was carried 70 her homo
soon after the accident, and Is now under The care
the vicinity At the time Of the occurrence, hut did
not arrest the driver Of the wagon, who WAS per-
mittet to make his escape Captain Hickey owes
It 70 himself 10 Investigate their conduct. NfK
Manning had an infant fourteen months Of age In
her rims when she Hns knocked down, but strange
Ia relate the child escaped unlnJutrd
, 1870-04-07
The 1Ilu}et cf1al sstudealA.

The last issue OF the Baptsss Standard, Of this
city, contains the following communieAtion from
@. 4 Bailey, Secretary OF the Baptist Theological
Seminary. We give place TO the lettrr, because
the Article referred to was copied into THE TRIB-
CkE, and the statements It contains thus became
very widely circulated: at Ia but simple Justice
to Ill concerned STATE that no students here are
boarding or ns!ne In the manner reported In the
Standard and publlthed March Il, chiefly on 'oas
and com meal That unfortunate paragraph has
ing and thai we are kady neglecting them
Neither Is tue 9ome, with little Of no meanA Of
their OWE, choose plain table, with bread, butter
ptes, which they furnish themselves At sl-so per
Nmk, including the cooking. They have plenty
Of tha good plain food, and some prefer y % :
more costly ;sre- We appropriate to many Of them
more Than enough to ray their board; hut they
hare other expenses, foF fuel nghts ooofs, c!oth-
ing, etc VIC greatly need the nexna to MAKE
these app.ppri i1tiopA and would be glAi 70 ID
cIease them. Contributions IN aid Of OUT students
NAV he sent 10 me-
, 1870-04-07

YesterIay morning smother select party Of ei1-
teen left tha city for elIe the climate here being
TOO Oppressive. They were accompanied by Ja4ler
FoIz and several Deputy Sheriff. Their names
and the time each will remain Away are ~ fol-
years; Barley Cummings. ten years; Joseph
Quinlan, ten years; Nike Mckinley, four ye&.s;
Ed, Rohan, one year: John Smith. nxe years; A.
bett williams three years; Walter Higgins, three
yra,s; Tho1nts burnett, two years: Il D: Alien,
iwo ytars; George Collins, one year; Charles Ts{-
lor, 011c tear; John Daley. ono year Henry smith,
one rear: J. C. Meyers, one year. During Tues
day night CUMMINGS and Q1lnlan were re1J
noisy, disturbing the slubeIs Of the other Inmates
ef the County Ja!L One Of the tuFnkfya gave Cum
mtngs good 1hsaAhinH, and there WIS no farther
Effort made to be s. tolly.'
, 1870-04-07

The regular spring opening Of that popu.ar and
fashionable resort, A. @. Downs L Co., Nos. 10
and 11a State etreet, takes place today, and the
display Of goods 1t Is said will be superior to any
thing Of the kind ever seen IN the city heretofore
This dsm has now on hand all the latest styes Of
shAwis cloa1s, and dress goods, 81 prices 10 suit
the unncA THE opportunity 10 witness tho bril-
liant display to-day should be Improved by every
bOdv.
, 1870-04-07

BOSTON. April a-About tEo hundred Ahorerc
engaged in digging down Fort Hill are On stke
for q inc7case Of pay from Slso TO - PET day. In
he meantime the contrsctorp arc putting up =
steam shovel which, It II expected, VIII do the
work.
, 1870-04-07

The remarkable curiosity now on exhibition al
the fremont 1Iouke Is creating quite stir among
our ectenttssA II IVES examined by large num-
her YESTERDAY, md, ~ mos. o! them were doctors
Of one cla4s or anothct, they asserted their natural
preroRsave TO disagree to its origin, and eTen
seem 10 think Iha, it was, in one way or another.
connected with the Eace Of giants inst onre inhAo-
tted this part Of the Rfoe, bat this theory Is some
what Weakened hy the thct that the remains Of
the ancient Go,laths hare almost eutiTely dlsap-
reafrd, while this unique subject Ii In N eIcel.
lent ttate Ol preservation 1t Is proposed 70 Ap-
point committee OF 1c4Inrd gentlemen to submit
il 10 4 thorough scientific examination, and. II the
re8alt will wAly1nt the enterprise, further ctcar
rAttops will he undertaken 1t the spot where tbts
.1ectmen wks discovered. II WIS forwAfutd 70
The EentlcnAniy clerks Of the TrrInont House
from jersey County.
, 1870-04-07

struck him for azktng her 10 return them, A. To-
toale ceno<ant Of hers A1e txEa1sted hin. ana 10
preserve hitnsef fruua injury ho held cat his dgs
and Jenny FA1 AKa!nst IL Jenny. on the
block jAck. Although thiA may not BE- Gus, yet
II Hetins likely, ~ lennctt u Rbort four feat hlnh
and bis cass-oh friend Elk feet two with high heel
ahoca Oh, the length Of ksho black incf being
necessary In order 70 rracl Be. eye. The pF.sQuer.
ing this mokutX.
, 1870-04-07

II. Rn1wesl, formerly under the fremont House,
and wen known a. one OF our most tasty md
fashionable merchant tailora, Will be pleased TO
av o1e n,5 se rT ts.ct ~ nd nem ones ~
spring cloths, cas4meres, yesttngs 4c, At bis new
place on the northeast corner Of Dearborn and
Washington ttrectA Al gools made up In the
latest and most fashionable style, at reasonable
rriceh
, 1870-04-07

th,ries Bcunett, a!ia1 . llt5le Casno: aExn1 E1
q !he complaint q Jsnnis nt1 wta aeaa
ehs1ses him xih .sssang eaM gf ~ eaorse each has
.toH Of H. aar15. Bennett 1aJs be reeentw ,ee oe
Gently became acquainted WIN ynanH 80, r9saa nd
5Ss som. of his pootpgraphs to other girls Inis
&c dd moi n1e, 20 he called NJ her abode On foan
avenue On Inenday night and deuanoed "na ~
, 1870-04-07

The Ratea to Union PARK, which hare been closed
s!n1inE the raBt WINTER have been again opened to
the public. The walks hare AL been re-RIxvcntd,
1hst = road shpuld be opened mp some~hcre near
the antmAh, for the sccomm otaatlou Of those who
ytat the ra1k In carr1ages- As It L. the caSes are
rants thereof who wish to sce the Rocky Mountain
eTt11lies black bears, eaRlea. &c, arc obliged TO
lfave thelr vehicles, grt some one to tAEc charge
Of the samr Ii 1t t4 possbe to be Fortunate and
then walk quite long distance to grastfJ their Gu.
taoetty. An Improvement ct this character would
lie great public convenience.
, 1870-04-07
Auotb,r Kerosene Explosion.

The explosion OF kerosene laIup at the rcst-
strrtt, on Monday evening carnc near ending the
days of Nh. MenE5, A young gtr,. while tllin9
lnnp with the OIL spilled some OF II on tho carpet
Amer adjusting the lamp and lighting IT, sht had
vcrtcutly threw the burning taper on the ncor-cor
ertnN The oil thereon caught IRE, and lSnstcd the
c.osasnE o& Mt Henry. who NeA 5ta1dtox near By.
MOI before she had been badly burned about the
(Iynt*. About 80 damage Vas done TO the build
ting End furniture. Insured for Il 80 In the F1re-
mfuH.
, 1870-04-07
HOARD WANTED.

RoARp-hY TWO FoGS9 MEN, q 4 FAMILY
u wht1e theEt pthcf besfdr1r. Xrst Be On the
seth Hde, Addlepa 8, Tribune o&ee,
, 1870-04-07

Meteorological record for April &, 1870, - rr-
ported " J. g. LankRutn. JE.. opucian, III Ran
colph street corrcspoudent to tho Smithsonian
institute The small lettcsB arc tho Initials for the
Woraa "Eeef1nE." GENTLE .'hlgh," "dry," !"
, 1870-04-07
PuRtllE{4cs

NOZZLE, April A-Jem Mace md i,sr his 6sinen 2, Nen
nouA Eaee corrse-