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THE
ChieaEo, Dauvme & vIueenaes Railroad

Chieaso, Dauvnle 4 vIneenues Railroad
through Of the richest portions Of Illinois
and Indiana connecting Chicago by tho shortest route
with the celebrated Block Coal fields OF Indiana and by
way OF Evansville and Neutrality-suspicious. entire South.
Its mortgage debt is slsOO mile The road is al
ready earning. after all operating expenses paid
Much More than the Entire Interest
on all IFS bonds While Railroad Bonds may he plenty
those upon paying Hines, and for small sum to the
mile are seldom in the market.
We do not hesitate to recommend them unusually
They attended with the uncertainties Of pro-
ieced enterprises and the prompt payment of the In
terest, and the Anal payment of the principal are
certain as any future financial event.
The Bonds First Mortgage. and are for 81 900
esch have 40 years to run and bear interest at the
rate OF per cent per annun, payable the first April
and October both principal interest being payable
in gold in New York
R~We have sold over one Million in the last few
weeks to Trust Companies aud for the investment o
Trust Funds and the careful investors and have
but a small amount remaining.
Full particulars furnished application in person or
by mail 10
MnssRs. RICE. WHITING q BULLOCK,
BANKkRs'.'..' WORCESTER
on,
wB. sHATrUCK n CO..
BANKERS, GENERAL AGENTS,
my2 dr,rh,S&weowam % Nassau ST.. New York.
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For sie at the Front street music store. No 70,
organ five sJups, two sets ree,s, beautiful style
prizes only S19g
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BOSTON STOCK sALEs-June I.

us 600 Hartford and Erie railroad 4X6b454
81 900 Union Pacific railroad income los. S3h 6lS3A
500 Stanstead and Chamby Is. ......... ......sOA
81 900 Vermont Central r LIST mort 7s......... SOh
$1,000 Conn and Pass railroad IS. 1876 g2k
81 900 Chicago, Mich Il Lake Shore S. ......... s6k
% Boston and Albany railroad. ...............l4g
81 Gin Sandusky and Cleveland RR.. 6o22H
II Eastern railroad lO4
ITO Michigan Central railroad Observation-Disclosures. 1888
a Northern railroad
30 Ogdensburg ~ Lake Champlan RR.............S9
" phil WI. and Baltimore railroad ......,. ...56N
Is Union Pacific railroad. 3gk
20 Vermont and Canada railroad 93
Eastern railroad n. H............ .............96
10 Cheshire railroad.
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To aid in making the city of his birth and
residence the most convenient as well as the
most beautiful city in America, is a worthy
object of any mans ambition, and this is what
Mr. L. NJ. Copeland proposes in an essay and
plan for the improvement of the city Of Boston,
lately published by Lee & Shepard, in hand
some pamphlet His plan is extensive and
magnificent, and, ii it could be carried out,
would undoubtedly give to the city beauty
aud convenience hardly hoped for, much less
realized elsewhere. Whether it is feasible or
not, at an expense which even the prospect of
obtaining such great advantages would justify,
the Boston people arc better judges than We arc.
MIR. Copeland argues his case with great earnest
ness and no little force and eloqueuce. His
descriptions of the present beauties of the city,
aud It's admirable capabilities of. further adoru-
meut arc not too highly colored, indeed it would
he difficult TO overrale these. There are very few
| cities, if any, which have in themselves aud
in thcir immediate vicinity 50 great
variety and 50 many delightful combinations OF
natural beauties, or which offer 50 many OppOr-
tunIties for art TO come to the and Of nature.
But his plan proposes to combine convenience
and utility with beauty. 10 CIV -ster facilities
to business ss well a. 10 make tbe city more At
| tractive a. a residence We can only give a
me5gre outliBe cf fhiS plan. q proposes i1 the
first place to provide foe shc needs ct commerce.
/ BY connecting the whole waler lfont Of She civ
BY a broad aid we'll made ayguuc open % teuus
and cars. This avenue would encircie the STATE
house aud i1eiI,le the eummen and the greater
part Of eld Boston; from it broad rariial aTe-
uues wUUd extend. crassig. tle leyci parts Of
the city % following The lines Of valleys or the
sides Of streams. Wiehiu the circle the network
Of streets wUald be devoted to retail trade Offices.
dwellings, etc; along the avenue would De the
great Warehouses Of The city, with ample facai-
ties for receiving and discharging goods By rail
OF water. Certain parts Of the Dorchester and |
Roxbury districts, convenient TO railroads, might
be reserved for manufactures Of various kinds A |
system Of parks, irregular in shape and Of varying
width, is marked out to extend from the public |
garden across the flats to Parker's hill, and |
thence across the Highlands to and through |
Dorchester and to Fort hill in South Boston. !
Besides this chain Of parks, the tops of hills
generally are TO be reserved and adorned as
public grounds, because they are less adapted |
for building purposes and especially fitted for
small parks. Fresh-water ponds of consider
able extent are contemplated, and the capabn-
ties of East Boston and the islands in the har-
Dor are not overlooked. The city as thus i'm
proved would afford facilities for an indefinite
increase of its business of all kinds, and beauti-
ful and convenient homes for a vastly larger
than it now has. Mr.. Copeand's
pamphlet is fascinating and plausible His
iss noble one, but we arc not san
,uine of seeing il realized in our day.
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Pursuant to vote or she Democratic state Central
Committee We hereby request the Democrats Of The
several constituting the Ninth Congressional DIS
trict. via;
AnNurn. RaTe. blackstone Boylston Rrookaela.
Charlton. pousaS Dudley, Grafton, Hantwck, Holden.
Hnhhanston. Leicester Mendou, Mlllhury, New BTala
ham, Oxori Paxton. Princeton. Rutland. Shrewsbury.
southhdgc. spencer Siurhridse; sutton, Upton, TX
wesi Boyi,ton Worcester and Bclhngham.
,u if a wSTer S Sss 4 s at e ceoea % NJ
DELEGATES and two acrnacs to the National
st6 ISL and 10 transact such other business as may
propcry come before the Convention Basis Of represen
es ~ every tfS 6s%Ss yS,ss and ma
jory fraction thereon cast at ne iasI STATE SeStion
GEO. /. CHESBRo
JERE. GATCHELL.
LYMAN SHELDON.
mes dmsSsl-i,ss.s l0NM2w
Linen Carriage Busters - Linen Horse
busters!
ALARGE ASSORTMENT ST Low PRIcEst
BARNARD. SUMNER
COMPANY.
FORESTER SAFE DEPOSIT
Trust Company,
PEOPLES SAVINGS BANK BUILDING
Worcester.
GEORGE NJ. RICE, President.
6eceires Money on Deposit Subject 10 Cheek at Sight,
ALLOWS
INTEREST ON Daily BALANCES
AT THE RATE OF
FoUR FER CENT. PER ANNUM.
Small safes enclosed in Burglar Proof Cases. to which
rent, al prices varyis rom SIS to SIS each per nSnum
h IS place AZ SerHrity against fiSr Burglars for
Rcnis MortSsscs Wills, DEEDS Icwclry. silver rlaic
Sc. received al very low rates, for ratcA receipts are
rus Vault, BarslarPrOot Cases and small saNs are
fuyatc Night Watch, on duty nom p, N.to ga NJ.
and Buuslar Alarm communicating with the Police
ofce add greatly 20 the security otherwise afforded.
Wa DIT SAMGEI I. BIGELow, sec'y.
Banking House.
VIM. II. MORSE, ....,,......,, BANKER,
Ass Naia Sired, corsrr e Plsasast,
BANKING and Commission EasiacSS
Huys and sells Gcycrnment Securities Rsayoad and
other Bonds, Cold ami Coupons
Executes orders az New Yors sud Boston Stcck
SeariS
l'Fsws pgeies payable sight available al parts q
ERrvpe.
Is AGENT FOR EUROPEAN SrE8RESS.
ygG0rt4rES BUSINESS P5PER.
- Business hours same as Bals< Of me CRY.
NBEGKsSGEs BY rsRAtsSEQN,
Son. GHo. ". RICHARDSON, Pyesiieut City National
Bans, Worcester
tl1rtN Foster. EELs Worcester
" d. t1RRHsN GS4.. President National Banh 9t he
iUuptiUu, Bustun.
Bi,ENsfsg. SWIFT & Co, Bankers, Boston.
N.sLNNR. ANDRsNs i Gu,, Bsln6rtr, u Wal street,
New EurS city
WI BHsNErr. ISL, Hahharlston. A.sss,
l4Eri HAYWOOD, $50. Gardner, Mass,
tlHaBLHs hErNuOD, $50, President First NaRaRai
Bans. 6sTttiter. Mass
Worcester, April 70, 49,. ism mFf5
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rle ladies OF GFacs "a. e. churon, un " liuut
street, will hold their strawberry festival on rues-
day evening, Iuns 18th.
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1 r 0 N t o &c
1t will do you Good.

DIR. Julihu's HydrastIc Compound IS a
superior remedy In diseases OF the Kidneys and Urinary
Organs, Functional disturbance OF the kidneys Is often
deemed too rhng TO merit attention. The consequence
is serious chronic disease which the best remedies and
treatment may not reach. We enabled to
mend this valuable Compound most reliable curl-
tive agent in diseases involving these organs Prepared
by II. KEITH d CO., Al Liberty ST., N Y For sale by
Druggists. dap24.mys, 4jes,95j yli&wJe7 ap24
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-06-08

Skin Dtsenses.-Peyry's Lmprored Comedoae and
PiDipfe Re1edy-The SKIN MEDICINE of the Age. Ia
war; lnted To cure Flesh Worms, Ptmpes, Eruptons
and BlOtched Designations of the Face, Sold by all
druggists. Depot ~ Bond ST.. New York.
For Moth Patches, Frectes and Tan. use PERRY's
Morn AND FRECKLB LOTION. The well known reliable
and harmless remedy for Brown pscoloratlons Of the
Face. Prepared only by Dr. b. g. Perry Dernatologis
~ Bond st., New York. Sold by druggists everywhere
mhl5 DIN. MMSdSMGm -
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:. e. Leland L Co. 343 Main street. haya lust ne
csivsd new style piano, maize by Ealett & Davis.
Please call and examine IT,
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Variaby hnd with us safe investment at liberal rate.
l.. A. ELY a. co.
- FOR SALE-A superior Farm sgse
ii Of 10 acres, at north part of the city; supc- S
~ nor garden land; nice lot OF choice fruit. -.
in thorough repair on elevated ground good bsfn with
cellar; five minutes walk from railroad station sold on
account of i'll health of the owner. l.. A. ELY a. CO.
49, FOR SALE-Good Cottage. seven
III Price, $780, L, A. ELY 4 co.
- FOR SALE = Good two-tenement
i'd; French Roof House. new, five minutes walk from
Ill h iss Square al, Price s460O.
- FOR SALE. Nearly new Cottage
IF; B9nse soma on Gsouthbrdse ST. rooms, lot 50x200
- FOR SALE. Nice Cottage House,
superior land ea with choice irut Trees eV veT ~
pleasant location, good neighborhood.
jeS diff l.. A. ELY & co.
- FOR SALE. On Newbury street,
La: nearly new French roof house; two nice tene,
MIlp ments; VIII be sold at bargain if applied Tor
10 soon. ~, l.. A. ELY & co.
- FOR SALE. Near Cherry Valley,
Bl buildings been built nine years: 81 ven acres Of
good land; keep two cows. Price $1,000.
49, FOR SALE-On Central st. /; prime
Ia: Investment consisting Of large Four Tenement
ll House Barn, &C; 1900 feet of land; good Ioca
= - tion for business renting purposes. Price
$4,000. Terms easy.
jel diff L. A, ELY & co.
- FOR SALEl
kiip Nice Cottage ON Salem st.
l.. A. ELY u co.
49, FOR SALE - Good two-tenement
M:;;I House and Barn, on Bowdoin st.
.EllL L. A. ELY Il co.
- LOTS AND HOUSES FOR SALE
I in all parts OF the city which shall be pleased
TO show purchasers free Of expense. Can and see
l.. ELY n CU
49, TO RENT-A nice lower Tenement,
HI: all modern improvements, Stable &c. Rent gao
5nl per mont h. Convenient 10 horse cars
l.. A. ELY & co.
L. A. ELY & co.
mil dit
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DIHp SUDDENLY OF HEART DISSATISFACTION COM
mon is the announcement. Thousands are sudden-
ly swept into eternity by this fatal malady. This
disease generally has Its origin In Impure blood
filed with Irritating, poisonous materials which,
circulating through the heart irritate its delicate
tissues, Though the irritation may at first be only
slight producing little palpitation or irregular
action. vet by and by thu disease becoues firmly
seated, aud Inflammation. or bypertrophy, or thick
ening of the lining membrane or of the valves. is
produeeI now wise 70 give carry attentleh 70 =
case of this kind. Unnatural throbhing OF pain in
the region of the heart shOuld admOu,Sh one that
all is not right, and if you would preserve it nom
the OF such reinedy shall remove the cause
OF the trouble. Use DR.. Pieree's Golden Meiical
Discovery before the diseaSe has eeonle too seated
dsrful regulating properties. eject perfect cBre.
Ii contains medicinal properties which act >peeth-
c2lly upos the tissues Of the heart bringing about
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FOR SALE AND EXCHANGE.
MONEY TO LOAN.
l.. A. ELY az co.

Parties having money to loan Real Estate can in
variaby find with us safe investment at liberal rate
l.. A Ely a, IN
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best aud Oldest Family MedieIBe.-SAN
F0RD'S LIVER lNNIG0RArOR--A purely Vegetable
Cathartic and rOniciOr Dyspepsia Constipation De-
bity. Sick Headache, Bilious Attacks, and all derange-
mens of Liver, Stomach and Bowels. Ask your drug
gist for it. Beudre of limitations. deSlyr jaSsn
:
O1ices to Let-in Waldo Block, now occupied nv
the Manufacturers Mutual Fire Insurance COMPANY
Possession given on the first of July For further par
ticulars inquire Of +, II. KINNICItTT
lei diff
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;. e. Leland & Go. are receiving new goods.
which they are selling low Anything IN eleir llus
viii be sold as s sreasy reduced price.
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Foreign Markets.-tBy Atlantic Cable.l
LONDON June 7.-Consols 92A. Bonds frfner; u s..
5-2Os 1867, 90 do 1860 old, OlA do 1861 83 10 4Os
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- FOR SALE-A superior Farm sRssA
m. of 10 acres, at north part of the city; supe- M
w rfor garden land; nice lot OF choice fruit -
trees; small fruits in abundance; cottage house
thorough repair elevated ground; good harm with
ellar; I'VE minutes walk from rail road station sold on
ccount of III health of the owner. l.. A. ELY A 90
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w.B. sHArrUCK CO..
BANKERS. GENERAL AGENTS
my2 ar h.s&weowam % Nassau ST.. New York
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SALT LAKE CITY.

y q. * -. sly ~. A "a 81
SALT LAKE, UTAIr, April 3. sTheMor-
mon Republican Convention in session IN
this city, last evening, elected Frank
Fuller and Thomas Fitch delegates to the
Philadelphia Convention. The platform
adopted Is quite elaborate, and dcprecates
the course Of many Federal officials in
Utah, but is confident the Administration
will relieve the people from the oppression
so long and patiently borne; no part of
the people should be deprived Of voice
in the selection nf those executives of the
law; that tho territorial system is TO pre-.
pare the people for self.government: that
II is the duty of Republican party 10 see
that Utah Is restored to her full rights.
Having failed to elect o United States
Senator In the Senate, both houses to-
day met in joint convention, and on the
first ballot Thomas Fitch was chosen. I,
Thomas P. Ackers has resigned as q
member of the House.
Prominent .signcrs of the call for the
Democratic Convention assert that ther
purpose is solely National, and that they
indorse Judge Mexican, and oppose ad-
mission. "a ~ Vi
The annual Conference Of the Mormon
Church began this morning. The speakers
gloried In the progress Of the Kingdom,
and said the Mormon Church could not
be retarded by the combined efforts of all
existing powers. Every President, Judge,
officer and priest against it felt tho ehast:
ening hand Of God. 'ah 'i'aa
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A:ElPll4NXYuk ehia6
Bill to Forbid Appropriations to
SectariHn Institutions Defeated.

Bill to Forbid Appropriations TO
Sectarian Institutions Defeated.
4 ALBANY, April: G.-In: the Assembly
the bill prohibiting appropriations to sec.
tartan institutions was taken in the Com.
mitteel Of the Whole, anflc the enacting
clause struck out, but the Assembly af9
forwards restored the bill TO lie. 1t
was then put to vote and lost-yeas 80;
M Navigation may be considered CpSeHnfor SHIf
the season. -.
A bill to enable the Pacific Mail Steam.
ship Companyto reduce its stock by buy.
in and canceling certificates, excited a
brisk discussion IN the Assembly TO day.
1twas finally ordered third reading. =
The ASSEMBLY adopted the concurrent
resolutibnto amend the c0Rsatntion rel
ative to appropriations and taxation so as
toprohibtt sectarian appropriations. !! II
At meeting oil the insurance compa.
nies to-day, insurance. Superintendent
Miller reviewed the testimony against
him and claimed that he had done moth.
ing to justify the accusations with which
he was charged. - He asserted that he
would bring legal measures against his
prosecutors. The concluding feature was
made by Barnes insisting that the cvi.
dence established the guilt Of Miller;
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LOUISVILLE.

Last Tuesday Jas. Temple, a farmer in
McCracken county, and formerly rector
10 the Episcopal Church, shot q negro
named John Smith, aged about 90 years,
putting thirteen shot in his back. The
negro ran about twenty yards, and fell,
when Temple went up 70 him and put
the muzzle Of the gun at his head and
dlscharging tho other barrel, blew his
brains out Temple was arrested and
tried ut Paducah; Friday and Saturday.
The evidence showed that Smith had
been employed in Temples house, and
kindling fires in the daughters rooms,
took occasion TO use insulting language
to them, and afterwards boasted around
Of having had criminal connection with
them. This was told to Temple, who
was nearly deaf, very nervous, and Of OK.
citablc temperament, who, coming sud.
denly upon Smith. shot him. He was
held In 5000 bail TO answer OF the Cir.
Cult Court, 91st..,f d.. b .... ...... .t... .
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AnIANINDEPBEDENoE.
Public Sentiment IN England Pre-
1SsepFT5I3s pTI3sE;II,ds tss ypS ~
0nu0Oll

Public Sentiment IN England Pre-
1PhEing sthe WaY 'foF ltssAILectslfe
iau iiamiitOn ~ Hon. WI! liz.
ISafs IsslarSs, olslaT, as.GAHon.
Rm, McDougall, formerly . member OF
the Ottawa government, and late Lieu
tenant Governor, in a lecture last night
stated that when In England he had dis
cnssed the posltion OF OHnaday as affected
by ils relations between, England and
the United States government, with Earl
Granville, Aderly, and the Secretary for
the Colonies for the previous government
Tho conclusion they had come TO was
that all parties had recognized the change
that had taken place In the position Of
9feat Britain and were anxloaslypre.
pairing IN every wSy 70 avert new state
OF things. he had been forced to the
conclusion that tho policy was not 10
abandon the colonies, nor 10 act so as 10
draw them away from their allegiance,
hntto prepare them for maintaining their
own position by means Of their own right
hands; to make them conscious that If
attack were leveled against them they
must depend mainly, II moi altoretherFon
their own resources 10 resist Il, failing IN
which they must be prepared 70 accept
the consequences, whatever they mipht
be, which followed an Invasion and con.
quest RSpealing for himselfCand speaIl.
ing iteelE frankly and fruthlulIV he VIVA
of opinion that the union of these
provinces was preliminary step
towards the ultimate estabIishment Of a
system OF government in British America
which would enable us when the moment
arrived when necessity pressed on us 10
maintain q separate and independent iexs
istenCe among nations He Believed that
the idea was present 10 the minds Of those
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ARKANSAS.

Schism in the Republican State
COmmIttee-.Call for Convention.
The Levee Bond Fraud. = a 8
LrrTEn Rock, ApfffG.-The Repdbli
can State Central Committee met to-day,
Senator B. F. Rice, the chairman presid.
ing. Failing to agree, the Clayton
members, consisting Of Governor Hadley
Judge Mcclure, George Scott, and w. W,
Wiltshire, withdrew, when the Committee
filled the vacancies, and called o State
Convention for May 22d. Tnfl IIi
The parties charged with embezzling
a., 900 in levee bonds waived an exami.
nation to-day, and gave bail for their ap.
pearance before the Criminal Court in
May. aFr sFaut ~' susaa" ~. .Ts 2
The call Of the State Central Committee
for Republican Convention is published
this evening. Thebasis Of representation
is fixed according to'the voteiof 1868
The vote on filling the vacancies occa.
stoned by the withdrawal of the Clayton
membeh stood A to1 2linIlEL vi
. Hon. James Brooks, Hon. Thos. Boles
and others are addressing "a large crowd
in front Of the Metropolitan hotel tonight
sustaining the action OF the Committee.
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- NH.IFN fHHkfTgnuf d
band by firing two shots from o revolver
AZ him MollAyinlast Tho testimony
showed the most cruel treatment on the
part Ot her husband towards her. She
jury, 7'" - - 'e5''G'S%s ''' : 'ss3 ~ A1s M
Tho Staten island letry boats have been
released, the company having given sat.
tsiactory bonds In Bll the Wcstfleld cases
A Jury Of ak white and six colored
men were ennpannoled yesterday In Jersey
City. This Is tho first case where color.
ed man has been put on q jnFy In Hudson
county. ri, ~
Tho London -7slepaph Of March 81, in
an article ON lnternaiionalism, has been
declared by q German Jury "a be guilty
OF high treason agalnst tho German Em.
ptfe,lVraD qiI Ipal.a-. ,f. n.,s,.1sh
40 Munich has been astoniShed by q series
OF most abnormal political events. Tho
Government has asked for an approptia.
ton Of 10000 florins with which 10 subsi.
dize the Ministerial press., initiated per-
hapS by the opposition. The head of the
Ministry has threatened, without much
circumlocution, 70 help himself TO money,
and trust to obtaining bill Of indemnify
from q more complainant chamber than
the present one. The menace was an
swered In q kindred spirit.
liA A serious fight took place at a meeting
In Arkansas, which had betn convened to
denounce the InternRtionals. The oppo.
sition, after q severe struggle, remained
masters Of the situation. Il was decided
that the InternationalSs might become
useful auxiliary to the Fenfan organiza-
tion, -: 49,. ''-,I.l[.
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CINCINNATI.
Arranging for the May Convention

Arranging for the May Conventions.
CNorsEATt, April @ THE Committee
Of Arrangements for the I'd Of May Con.
ventions Today appointed committee of
nine citizens, irrespective Of political par
ties, as q Committee of Reception for
delegates and persons coming to the Con-
,ventions in May. Three Of these are Re.
Tpnblicans not Of the liberal party, three
are German Reform Republicans, and the
remainder "a mixed, The, consent of the
whole was FIRST obtained. Halffafe ar.
rangemeits have been maderwith nearly
all the railroads, for coming land return.
The Park Commissioners have granted
the use Of the Exposition Hall for the
Convention. ST, Louis announces that
she will send seven hundred fleleg gates to
the reunion and reform mass Convention.
j. McMahon, financial agent Of the
Memphis Water Work., Company, con-
cluded q contract 6!day with d Cincinnati
firm to ship Immediately to Memphis
(, 500, tons ,ol iron water pipe lor said
works, being 90 iTniles ot pipe, tobe paid
for by first mortgage bonds on the works.