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, 1870-05-05
TIE CITY IN BRIEF.
SYNOD of the Reformed Church.

SYNOD 0t Inc AElOFuc0 AHntCHt
The Particular Synod Of the Reformed Church Of
Chicago met yesterday morning at the American
Reformed Church On Washington street, between
Ann and Willard Place. -..
The synod WIS called to order by Rer. James
Demorest, Jr., who opened the session with
prayer.
The following persona presented their creden-
tials, and took their seats IS members Of the
synod:
Classis OF MichIgau-Rers. a Il Van FranferT,
c, vanderveen, Elder n. j. Sidbcy. Classls Of
Grand Rvcr-Revs. c. Wander Meu1en, A. Burr
sma; Elders J. Snitzer, A. Esvcid. Chassis Of Hol-
1ond-Reys Il. Ufterwyk, D. Brock, Elder 7. Kep-
pel Classis OF Illlnois-Rcra A '. Gu1ck, s. Il.
Peeke. L S v1ele, A. Knyper. Chassis Of Wlscon-
sin-Keys- &. DE Bey, a. TTelner. Peter De Jurg,
ReE. e. van der veen WAS elected Chairman, md
Rev. II. UsterrwEk Vice President
The following Standing Committees were ap-
to On overtures aud Judicial Business-A- Il. Van
Classical MInutes-A. thinner, ]. SnitzeE:
Classical Reports-U. uiteH#yk, 1 S. Eiele.
Svuodica1 yilnutes-D- Brock, A. Esve1d
On the Questorate-A Burrsina, Peter DcJnrF,
.On Nominntions-C. van der Menlen, N. j..
On M'ssicns-a h. Peeke, 7. Kerpcl
The Standing Committees made their reports,
which were adopted BY the synod.
Minutes TOOK up long time OF the s1yod. The
teculcol amendments moved were Enally adopted
The report Of hesCommittee on The Classts OF
Itlinois showed the churches to be In prosperous
condition, and that the results OF missionary WORK
had been very encouraging.
The Treasurer report showed a balance Of $40
on hand, with assets sufficient to bring thnt sum
IN to s9OS. Small assessments In the various
classes were recommended for the ensuing year.
Professor IfoK wis offered and adopted.
The other standing committees not being ready
to report, the mntter was postponed until thla
evening. ...- INC,
The exercises Of the evening consisted Of q
synodical sermon preached BY the Rev. g. II.
FeafEe, OF Davenport, IONA
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woman WAS more than match for her az
versaries, Is she had lsid by a fresh stock Of
ammunition wtile they were absent, ana now
poured whole broadsides OF stones, seasoning
the shot with choice in1eetives, as she spite
fully hurled them at the foe. The workmen
went out Of the garden on the double-quick,
and at each fresh attempt we're ignominiouAly
driven away. Meantime word was sent here BY
telegraph, and q warrant was filed out by JUS
tice Curtzo and coupls Of police were sent
down there. The worlmen made another
start, and tho woman commenced o1t5eiiger-
ent proceedings over sgaiu, when she was AZ
rested, brought to town, and put IN tho lock-
up. She viii h.vo hearing before Justice
CyrtZa this morning
, 1870-05-05
OHIO.
Railroad EIcC1ions-Thc Coming
SHnEcrFe&t ut Cincinnnti-Lcttcr
from the Late Bishop Kingsley.


SHnscrge&t ut Cincinnati-Lcttcr
from the LATE Bishop Kingsley.
CEcNsx71, May 1.-The following IL the list Of
new Directors Of the Lake Shore Railroad, elected
fo-day: Horace F. CLARK, atkinson Robinson, Jas.
napseI Asg1Stus. .Sa.a Sshs ,nnr Mam r. Nfas ,mas
Wir VIM. /. Scott Milton Courtrighr, John A.
Tracy, Zariah Boody, Albert Kecp:
rectnrs the following Officers werc elected: Horace
Z. Clark, President; Augustus Schell, vice ffGsi'
dent: James a. Bunker, Treasurer; Geo T. Ely,
secrsta5 and Assistant Treasurer Z. F. 1e'ana'
CMcnSa51, Nav 4.-At meeting Of the Board
Of Directors uf Cincinnati, Hamilton and DaSton
PrcsIdcnt; % : b. IeIaSe.,, Vice TTesdent and Gen,
eral Superintendent; F. II. Short, Secretary ana
Treasurer. The remainder Of the officers are the
i q ia1se = % meeting OF the Cincinnati bar Mas held
this morning, 70 take acton IN regard TO nc ueata
Of Adam II. Riddle. Speeches were made hy
prominent members Of the bar ana app1opilaie
resolutions adopted ,x l.
WORK mas been resumed on the Newport e
Cincinnati Railroad bridge The 5Eans Toss a,sn o.
perfest ls going forward rapidly. Everything T.
dicates The complete success Of The great festival
n Aaes f<e tssn sSag asfe lae
two days befoEc Ills death. THIS Is tatcr taio1in3
tion than has been received from his own ,,a naaa'
1u Se iet1eT l. oae Of lie best the Bshop has writ
ten II dvcIls specially On the wants OF the pres,
ent system Of tie foreign missionary scfsace, anu
expresses the belief that The hope o. NE .Se
organization OF cue conference each in India ana
China OF native ministers
The Mad River Dental SocieEg nas otsn @ ~ s,a3 -
sion here two days. Dr.. a Bonner has been elect
Cd President for The ensuing rear.
The loint committee Of the Cincinnati inans.!ta
scd means for the exhIbition. The3lasge SGngcr.
fest building will be used, and $4,000 Will De
raised to de1raJ expenses
John n Sec17st & Co., one Of the oldest grain
and whiskcy commission houses, made IN assssn'
mcut to-day.
, 1870-05-05

FINANCIAL
15oSET-WE HAVE MONEY To IoNN IS DE-.
1l t<Ahle real estate At per cent. r. FOWLER
MONEY TO LOAN ON CITY PROPERTY. 1T
:tf E.efao so2
5oAS a5bRS ae 6 SIZE sSs1zhe. sas
S Sissx
WAszE25Troe eea, n2Reofafss 90 fafess prep ssn TaHh
Is St.t:as t:asetss1Ds.sa tss5,saI. fa5s' Bosf
rTrnzTo BoRROw-e3ooa ONE YEAR ON
ns.15is m. Eorss a s!tooo: VIII pay ! PET eens
Gss 81 ss9 ea " W 81 R"s *
@1VTED-To 8oRRoW-aI,ao FOR ! Or s
sssas s'f2ss e: ~ e
n nm 10 INVEST n SAFE, PAYING
Sl.yVV lusine.s, and employment for myself Ad'
81 COO zssss 4s izs ~
III = sa 'ssssi'S AIR. q =
o6 000 WANTED FOR OR FIVE YEARS,
E ksts 4:sa f e
~ 00O 10 ss,M0 TO LOAN on .IysDR
= 'S Ssss' III R:ait tsia s''
n1n mn TO loan, Upoy FIRsToLAssa IN
999 4: R:os; is;i ia sa*S q
con mn 70 LoAS-Eok;. Long g, Sn snohT !
$500, 600 !o .ea tsAsae S Ss1sSs e I s{s s
small !es9ed ca chass, st,v a ~ bss9so.S.Ss al
, 1870-05-05
TENNESSEE.
Session of the Southern Methodist
Epf~conRl Conference Mt Memphis

AEATn1ss My THE General Conference Of
at the Cumberland Presoyser.an Cnurch at
pollock ;nls morning. The attendance Is rcry
e dfcxS pfssiairg csslcs; kayansnEh, Pierce, Paine
On. Muncy, and many other dlstlngulshed Giyfnes.
The conference was called to oricr by nisnon
paine Of Mississippi Alter prayer by B,shnn
Kavanaugh, and reading q Lessons, tas roM WIS
called b[ " ras1on6en Ra11I,oot Inc IolIow
n,a Ssa da GseSI!9a eo9s ssS,a gs1as catSas %bn,
Snu <ntsev. Mpbile, Louisiana. Mississippi,
MeR5s eqns5.sc 1sis tssoD pDqs'oa tanss ,
aie Lillian Mission, Texns Est TRINITY, South:
west Te1n7 a9 se.ales ras u 9d
no@ l5noH1 1e7 are present DE o. Summers, Of Nash
eessssd q 4fsnse AZ sesn asa Ie Iests1
~ n9d osE Mssss Hasistaaf seeretacs The .nles 2
order Of the previous general 1s5ed snd Sseusset
sI eosdc1s5le length Finally y,a an ~ npsn ecs
ment requiring majority o. s%on.eH s%us ~ u'S'1
1n motion, the following standing connniseE>
, 1870-05-05
ROMANTIC SUICIDE
A Nun Dives into the River nj LnSaltc Street
and Never Rises.

and Never Rises.
It is some time since anyone In this city has
rushed into eternity In romantic Eny. 1hosc
who have committed Suicide recently did 1t IN
such q prosaIc manner as to receive but passing
notice, not deeining romance entitled to any
respect A slash with the knife, dose OF
laudanum or arsenic, and they were On
their way to the other world. me
Individual who made away With nmse1 iast night
Was rot resident OF Chicago II No haa peea ne
would probably have followed the example OF the
other Feak tntenects Hho preceded him. Shortly
before 1e o'clock last night man @ approached the
foot ot Lasals ssG On ss snf oGsa hnsstS as n
Wa1chman on the propeller FIel Rankin ohserTed
iif,. but thinking he belonged to ono Of
as asS asSs s to 1s1a I'm a ne &c &c nss nG
looking after, and took his lantern to 60 ashore
commenced striking 12. The man moved
The edge ol The 1nalL As tie last stroke 81 he
furned q half Eo1nersault, and struck the water
head first. The Watchman cried, "Aan over
hoard Hfp hsp ana sSyeta and r
1ise to he surface 1t Is supposed that his head BE-
poeKets is Of L he I suicides coat il o1ef % so discover
soIscthtng which would lead to his identity. Twp
letters wero found, enc addressed to Captain
MA1am >. SteHa3t7 FlGuA. IL. anu tue ol1eF 70
A1rs. Stewart. From this 1t ls concluded thnt the
deceaseds name Is William ]. Stewart, and that
he resided at the place mentioned. Quite nuu1-
ber Of business cards were also found. On the
back OF one OF them WAS this:
N.Tirpd Of this lifeH history,
Gid 70 meet dcath,s mystery.
AnywheIr! Anyy yyMhsre!
Out Of the world" I
On another, addressed to ilis wife: "Be good
and yon Will be happy" and on another he asks
his father to take care OF his boy. Stewart az
rived In this yesterday morning and stopped at
the Metropolitan Hotel The letter 10 his wife, no
doubt assigns cansc for the rash act, but, as IT
WIS not opened, the cause Is unknown. To-day
search will be maze for the body nndi It Is found
the Coroner EIl hold an Inquest
, 1870-05-05
BASE BALL,

Special Defpntch to The Chicago Tribune.
TIE WHITE STOCKINGS AT NEW oRIEASs-ca4SUl
OF PROGRAMME.
NEW ORLEASs, May i.-There is hut little to bs
said concerning the White Stockings, excepting
that all are In food health and spirits, having re
covered 1utty from the fatigue OF the long tip
The programme has been slightly changed fEoG
that announced In ycsterlay's despatch. On Fri
day the Chicago Club play the Auantics; on Satar
day, the Fearless; On Sunday, the Lone stars; q
Monday, the r. E Lees, and On Wednesday, tht
SouthcIneta Our boys Ind practice game this
afternoon, and this evening attended the Academy
OF Music is the guests Of the Lone Stars.
CANE N NEW YORK.
NEW YoRK, May 1.-THE Mutuals beat the In
IONS Of aIo1isstana at base bail to-day. Score II
to II. -...
n CHICAGO
A mitch game OF base ball was played TeStef1a3
afternoon, between the Qulekstep and TlpTof
Clubs, on the grounds of tho latter. The Quick
steps won the game BY score Of II to IL
CANE IN NENrHIs-
MEMPHIS, May s.-7ne base basi match betMecI @
The Red Stockings, Of Cincinnati, aud TIC Greer ,
100 for the Red Stockings and 2 for the GEeen
, 1870-05-05

NEW STYLES FRENCH GOODS.
Hemsitched, Plain and Embroidered Hand.
kerchiefs.
a well assorted invoice fine Frish Linen.
White Linen, Huckabuck, Bathing and
Damask Towels.
Linen Damask Napkins and Doylies.
Damnsk Table Cloths, all styles.
Birdseye Linen Diaper and Towening.
, 1870-05-05
Edwards A. wabb's Readers,

We perceive that the Board OF Education, ut
their meeting on Tuesday evening, voted to re-
tain Edwards L Webb's 1eaders as against
sanders Union Series, BY vote OF 18 yeas 70 Q
nays, although the latter series was offered free.
The action Of the board does not surprise Us.
The Analytical Series has g1vcn satisfaction.
These books were originally adopted, after . full
discussion, By role Of u to = A1ter using them @
PfInctpaITsaid: 1--WE take pleasure IN testifyirR
that their use has given the fullest satisfaction
And now, again, our Boazd Of Education consider,
W. cnnrTa tnl5tc the Messrs- Sherwood5 upon
their success In publishing works SO acceptable to
mr leading ItncAtQsE.
, 1870-05-05

Paulus Yogel German, about3s years Of age,
committed sniciie yesterday morning by usown-
inr hintscf in the lake. He had 1aecn insane 1or
s1ne tine, and as there was no prospect Of h!a be-
coming rational, his wife had decided to SEND MN
to The County Insane Asylum' and yesterday ,hae ne
tod lin o1 her Intention, OF else he sqr1ised whas
disposition Was to be made Sf him. f9s fam1E on
tir;.1 ahout 10 o'clock At halE-past O'Clock yes.
terday morning, FoEel arose, and, hatsess ana al
shoeless, LETT the house and started toward Las
some Of the peighbors started Ii pursuit. They
the top Of hts speed 70 the foot Of 1aa oaa-
When lis wife and the others came
up be had been IN the water about ten minutes,
md WAS dead. Deceased Was tahore5, ana
leaves four children. who reside with his vile IN
he rem Of No. i Clyboulne avenue. DEPUTY
Coroner Spears held an inquest on the booy ySs.
that Tooel came to his death by drowning himself
while labortng under 1T Of insanity
, 1870-05-05

were ordered to be n1led By members OF each
an19si AM n eonierence: Episeopacy; Itinerary; Books
People.
Bishop Mcintyre, from the select committee ap.
Eolnted bJ the last conference, onl Encouragement
Of discipline, submitted report, which Was
adopted, after which the conference adjourned I'LL
tomorrow. ..
a large number Of delegates arrived this evening"
, 1870-05-05

Last evening the members Of the chapter Of the
mi kappi Pal Fraternity ct the University O.
Chicago together with a number Of the resllen
members, met for social reuulon at Parlor No. !
fremont House. The evening passed IN mort
cupied as students only know how to nil It
Gould some Of the wise heads who are puzzllns
themselves over the educational problem Of TIT
day, nningle more with the students, and hear tht
student view OF college life AMI lat'or, expressed
in all cando7. and with the sound sense that va!
displayed at This gathering, they would the soone
party separated, fully satisfied that they hat
been benefited, sociallr. intellectually and phys'
, 1870-05-05
Absolute Safety in Life Insurance.

The po1lcy-holde1s in the Northwestern Mutual
Life Insurance Company nave reason to be
'ahundantly satIs1ed With the wise cou.sc pursued
by the of1,cers Of the company during the past
wear. and the prosperity attained IN the past ind
assured il The future. The assets amount to
nearly seven md quarter million dollars, and ne
Inv in ifnprcCu2b!e security for the payment OF
ali policies as they become claims This IS the
highest standard Of reserve known to any Amert-
can comnapv. being the legal standard IN Massa-
chusetts. and recommended By the most eminent
actuaIies The surplus all going TO the poeS-hold-
en- {the company being purely mutual the dlms-
dividends being really larger, and the pocy-hotd-
ers, who understand the merits OF the case, have
lie satisfaction Of knowing that they are abso-
intejy safc-HtIch should be the se ldng considers
tion with Insurers. The Office Of the company IN
his city is at No. S. Washington street, Rooms
and s Messrs- Shugart Dean General Agents
fnr fl1InOIS
, 1870-05-05
TIC Grcat Silver Mines OF New
Mexico.


From. The 81. Louis Republican,
Discoveries have recently been made in
New Mexico which reveal the existence OF
vast deposit Of silver orc that is said to Sur
paae, both in quantity and quality, al the
stores Of this precious mineral yet touna IN
America. From correspondents whose relia-
bs1ity seems to be unquesdoned, We have b W defl-
silver mining district ~ that cannot fail to IN
terest our readers
This district is located in the County Of
Ct Ieitendoffer's wells" some thirty mics east
of the Arizona line, and about one hundred
and thirty from Mesilla. It is in chain OF
mountains. between tho Burro and Chirr1cau-
hua ranges, in latitude 80, andlongitude 105E.
The nines wero discovered on the 2d Of Feb
ruary Last, by Mesars Brown, A1noia. Ha51n, n ),
and AIcAllen, 3 company Of prospscte1s 10 the
employ Of San Francisco capitalists. Brown
and Arnold took seventy pounds OF
ore from different localities, md all on the
surface, carried it 10 San francisco. IND had II
asaaved It yielded pure silver at q rate o.
per ton. The main lodges arc from twenty to
ono hundred feet in width, and in many places
crop out fully ffty feet above the ground. I'm
| nistalable indications prove that these mines
| have been worked a long time previous, but
By whom ia mystery to the present
l EGletAu0N- a CAUH WAL NEooA
| fafters ssand clay roof has been found
| and also a tunnel. forty feet in length,
| from whence the ore has been e1cavated b!
the miners Of a by-Sone era. In richness and
extent this district is considered far beyond
the Naahoe regio1f, and experienced persons
/ declare that there Is nothing to equal it on the
| continent Wafer sufficient to supply one
thousand people can be brought from Lietzen
doffer'a, five miles distant, and By digging tht
| quantity can be 1argely Increased. At ths
| mines there is enough water for drinking pur'
| poses. and the CeineEa de San simon neigh
| boring stream, will furnish it TO run at least
! i've hundred stamp mills Building timber ex
| lists IN abundance at the Burro Mountains I;
| TWENTY-FIVE miles distant whsre sa#.mils ~ vi
| soon Be in operation, and fuel can be had VIII
! in a range OF twelve miles.
The eIcitement which these discoveries nav
causcd in California, Arizona and New Mex1
| co. viii be the means Of directing tho nde o.
| emigration to that quarter but men without
capftal mar as well delay the going until tn
| mills and furnaces now c11 route shaH nav
arrived and gone into operation, although a.
that is necessary to procure the ore ltse!I u Il
nut blasts in the face Of the enormous IedSe
! and tumble it down literally by the cord Il!
| val companies from San Francisco nave 81
ready staked out their claims, and as usua
there arc conflicts in regard to tho titles
| Troublesome t1mcs are anticipated, and Gov
! etuor Pile has boon called upon to secure tn
! services of the United States troops at For
Bayard to interfere end preserve orderi l
| necessary.
, 1870-05-05

The Republic Insurance Company has removed
to the splendid Gre-proof building Nos 15s ane
1G1 Lasalle street. where they will be happy t
receive the friends and patrons OF the company
The Republic Is By far the largest company II
the West, and one OF the largest In the country
The cash capital il 81 900, invested IN govern
mcnt bonds, and the total security to polIcy-hold
ers Is S, 100000. L e. Davis, Esq, Is the loca
AGENT
, 1870-05-05
A Woman stops Railroad Trainss
FJu7n The Eric {A1-) Dieputeh-

The tanks at Union Station, on the Philadol-
nhia 4 Eric Railroad, are supplied from a
candTctea through pipe, which unfortunately
not only passes through the garden Of Mrs.
McManus, hut, moro unfortunate still burst at
that particular point. A gang Of men were
sent to repair damages promptly, but Mrs.
McAlanus couldn't see things in that particular
light, nna proceeded to get I'D Of the intruders
lesaiy that it seemed as though the broken
nine would be supplemented By broken heads
Ills worlmen d1dn't consider the present rate
II wages high cnonSh to cover such risks and
withdTew, after which they sent for reinforce
mente, The boss came and e1postulated with
Meantime train arrived, and could not &c
without getting water there. Another attempt
was MADE to heal the fractured iront but tbs
, 1870-05-05

HAVANA, Nav 4--The cable expedition arrived
At Santiago dc Cuba on the 2etd ult-
HAVANA, Aay 4.-Gencfa1 Coro has been an
PI1Io, returned to SPAN.
The roe de Cuto advises the Cuban authorities
to initiate the exump1e Of the United Statea with
the capture OF Cespedes and other prominent ota-
Gers OF tho insurgents.
A general revolution is expected In san Domin-
80, unless the United States rarfy the ces5lon OF
fha ov1a
, 1870-05-05

To-mouow evening the Progressive Club give
me asr Of their pleasant parties for the season Of
iss The managers wt pse eysT ss ees aaa
1919 ~ fhe SEASON. Tickets can be obtained on
tRs oyeniag Of the dance ut the door OF csoso,s
Music IL Hal, where It is 70 be held ,-.as p,oo. q
r. a-n raaTestetf to assemble at theiE hail. corner
Of TWcnty.second and State streets, this evening,
for dr,ti and the transaction Of business -.,
tiounl Church viii be rented this evening.
The Methodist Episcopal Sunday School 1nstl-
tute riu meet at the Clark Street Church this
, 1870-05-05
aFyre ON Jneksou Street.

At quarter Of II O'Clock, last evening, the two
story frame building Nc. l0l jackson street, be-
longing to r Nugent, was discovered TO be On nfe
and WIS damaged to the extent OF 5000 before the
nAmes were e1t1ngutshed. The house was unoc-
cupied and on rollers, preparatory to IemoTat
Some men who were seen to Jump from the win.
dows, just before the flames broke out, had piled
up : lot Of shaviugs and rags on the second no0r
and IRuIteil them.
, 1870-05-05
Co1oted Peoples CelebratIonin In Nash
Tillc<

NASHVILLE, May 1.-The colored people Of Nash
vile and Davidson County celebrated to-day the
ratification Of the Fifteenth Amendment Thou
sands participated. The demonstration wss most
imposing. Everything passed on in good order.
, 1870-05-05
VENEZUELA. A.

uxvASA. May 4-Thc Count Of Tortola has Te-
leased the stcniner Telegraph. The owner sues
the British Government for sso, 900 DAMAGES
The rcyoluuonists hold all Of Venezuela except
Coru, Mnracaibo. Iaguarta, Puerto Be1l0, aud Ca
tacas and surround the latter in superior forces
, 1870-05-05

AzHEss, Nay THE conference Of Ambassadors
OF the foreign powers held here TO consider the
recent outaEes by briEands, Vas without result
The Russian Government supports Greece IN her
rtsittnn In this affair.
, 1870-05-05

Ste James Hotel, Boston, Mass
During TIC travelling season, II Our patrons will
Kindly inform us, either by telegram or letter. Of
theIr Intended arrival, we can be better prepared
In accordance with the reduction In the ralue Of
roi, the transient hoarl ut the St. 5aples Is re-
ductl 10 four dollars per day.
PRornIxrDl, ST. JAMES HOTEL
, 1870-05-05
EnRTH GERMANY.

BERLIN, ay4-The Parliament OF the Zollrer-
etn h1s altered the duty on rice to Is silver
groschen per 100 pounds, but refuse to make q
change in coffee.
Great Indignation here exists against the COM
mitlee OF the Stock Exchange Tor warning the
public against recently tssued American railroad
securities. The premature and llconsiaered
action OF the committee causes much incoa-
senience, especially as Official brokers and share
lists have since refused 10 quote the Secur1tte7
, 1870-05-05

CnrESnAGES, May L-The President Of the
Council OF Ministers Jesterday gave information
that communications nom Washington to the Dan
ish Government had Just been received, explain
ing the delay in the ratification Of the treaty for
the purchase OF st Thomas, aad would be pronps-
II submitted to the delegates for their actton
, 1870-05-05

The Best nnd Original Tonic OF
Phosphorated Elixir OF Calisaya Bark. The iron
restores color TO the blood, the phosphorus rc-
news waste OF the nerve tissue, and tue calisaya
rans thereby curing dyspepsia In It's various forms
waIeinlness, general debility, depression OF spr,
its; also the best preventative Against fever and
apue, ManurHctufrd only by Caswen, Hazafl
CO., New York. Sold by druggists.
, 1870-05-05

The Board OF Public Works will, during the sum
mer, present to the Common Council ordinances
for the paving Of the following streets In the West
Division: Green, from Van B1ren to Milwaukee
avenue; Madison, from Robey to Western avenue
Centre avenue, from Madison to Har1isun: NIL
waukce avenue. from Elston road 70 Division
Washington, from Reuben to Ieavltt; Warren.
from Reuben to Leavitt: Adams, from Reuben to
Robey; Canalrort avenue, from Hals1ed to Tnen-
ty-second; Twelfth, from Halsted 70 Centre av-
enue; LOOMS, from Van Burel to Madison; InII-
ana, from Desplalnes to Ruckcr; Halstcd, from
Milwaukee avenue to river; Chicago avenue, from
the river 10 Milwaukee avenue: IN all about sevcu
oU1u a hall ft7tIIo
, 1870-05-05

Tho American 18Ouhc. RoAtons hhs
been newly lifted and furnished throughout The
reputation OF the senior partner las been too well
established by long test Ut years to need further
enhancement from lls
, 1870-05-05

CRCISsA11, May 4.-The Hamilton I Dayton
Railroad bridge, over West Fork, near Cummins-
Vile was burned this evening. Repairs Esl De
n,ade 50 thst trims will pass to-Morrow night Ii
tie meantime prompt changes Vt1 occuf.