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WASHINGTON.
PAYMENT on CLAIMS BY THE TREASURY
Confirmation ofthe Washington Treat,

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Nsh i.,,'. oss ~ M V9nn1
,,oi,i '2 T,'.,,.; ~. ~ pnu~ho
Mems Sia, , i,i, -' oon nhtaiu e ~
heeps;a, vi S SmS xJas,,;n"ton RI Nav
son Tu ',e ,d ,a ,to ot rad,Ssd rates hv
a lin "at ,ha rnon,S nf the Association
a " Wssh az .re ro'' % Wy 80
"' NJ W p" S aor ofN-ar wbi,e exnress-
,,a ne'1 h;nb "nin " of General How
, nr5,s na,snna, honesty saws he WINS
s',rroupded NV had men against whom
hn was cantioncd and must be held
responsibIe, II il stated that only the
Ruell popers are missing from the War
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d IeO q nc RIEss
THE best BRANDS or
st. Louis Family Flour

lice, Barley, Grits, italian Maccorini, Yer
micclll, etc. Choice Louisiana Brown and
White Clarified Sugars; crushed, cut, grnnu-
lated md powdered Sugars, the choicest
shen Butter, Cream, Holland and English
Chedder Cheese Family I4enf Lard, In kegs
and tinrces, tho best brands of sugnr-curcd
Hams and Breakfast Bacon Imperial, Gum
powder Oolung, English BreakfNst and ia
pan teas Seedless aud London Layer Rails
ms, Gitrons, Curmnts, StulfiJ spanish and
Seville Oranges, ground and whole Spices,
and tho choicest variety Of Pickles In this
market Tile finest Brandies, WHISTLES,
Shcrrles ana Port Wines, Champagne, Spark
ling lioclI and Sparkling Moselle. no
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COLONEL RHETl SHOOTS EXJUDGE COOLEY.
The Plymouth Church Scandal


DETROIT, July 1,-Barkcr's tobacco
Factory was burned this morning; loss
$S0,000.
4 box of powder, in Hoosac Tunnel,
exploded killing four and fatally
injuring two.
At Richmond, at an early hour this
morning, the boiler at the Tredssgor
Works exploded, instantly killing
Samuel III. Saunders, fireman. Several
fragments of the boiler were driven n
considerable distance, doing much
damage. One piece weighing 10000
pounds was blown through n stone
wall into q blacksmith shop, greatly
damaging the machinery. Fortunate
ly the accident occurred before time TO
20 to work, otherwise the loss of life
would have been great, particularly III
in the blacksmith shop, where nearly
one hundred hands arc usually em-
ployed.
NEW ORLEANS, July IA private
dispatch from the Bay st, Louis,
states that Il duel was fought near
Montgomery Station, this morning,
between Ex-Judge VIM. Cooley and
w ID. lNlittt, oi'y VI 'iis Natl N'AN'
which Cooley was instantly killed IT
the second shot. The difficulty grew
out of M article published in the Pie
ayunc, headed Hawkins W. Pie
ayune,r and II reply from Judge Cool
ey, published in the Times of the 9th
iShett was not touched. II is under
stood that Rhett was the challenging
party. They fought with double-bar
relied shot guns, loaded with ball, at Il
distance of forty PAGES.
CINCINNATI, July l.--At Des Moincs,
Iowa, Saturday, Nelson York shot and
instantly killed Jackson Jones, who, he
alleges, outraged his wife, Mrs. York.
81. Louis, July l.-phree cholera
deaths We're reported yesterday 1t
was traced to impure well water and
imprudence in diet
BROOKLYN, July LA special states
that the examining committee OF Ply
mouth Church have received from f.
West, the charge Of slandering against
Henry b. Bowen, and his expulsion is
called for. 1t is charged that he has
circulated false SANDERS against Beech
er, and ut the latter's request.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
Appearance Of The Cholera in ST. Louis.

CODE OF HONOR IN NEW ORLEANS.
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NEW YORK.
CONTINUANCE OF THE WiLWORTlI TRIAL


New YORK, July IA meeting OF
the financial men who have filed
claims for taxes paid on borrowed
money was held this afternoon ut the
Stock Exchange.
AT the opening Of the Wnlworth
trial this afternoon, Mrs. Walworth
continued her testimony, showing that
her late husbands mind had been af-
lected since 1860
Advices say that the Government
suits against the sugar importers have
been compromised on the payment of
from twenty to forty per cent Of the
amount claimed
The Superior Court has affirmed the
Judgment against the Broadway Rail
road Company, awarding 5000 to the
widow of Putnam, the victim OF the
car hook murder
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pEMoCRATIC CONVENTION.


Precinct No. .. Dallas County.
The Democracy of Precinct No. 8, OF
Dallas County, Texas, are earnestly re-
quested to assemble in convention At
Scyenc, Dallas County, Texas, on Sat
urday, the 18th day Of July, a, d.,
1873, for the purpose Of electing dele
gates to represent said precinct In the
County Convention which assemblies
ut the City of Dallas, on the 10Th day
of July, A. d., 1873.
JOHN NJ. SPILLERS,
q, p, ROWSER,
ID. b. FULLER,
&C. HUSTEAD,
w. S. FREEMAN.
DALLAS, Texas, July l, A. d., 1873.
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SAN FRANCISCO.
Terrific Boiler Explosion il Virginia City
LARGE Loss on LIpE AND PROPERTY

SAN FRANCISCO, July Last night
terrible explosion of nltro-glycerlne,
ON the corner Of Taylor and b streets
killed ten persons, and wounded many
others. A large number are also miss
ing, and are probably buried beneath
the debris.
The explosion of six cans of nitro
glycerine IL is supposed caused the con-
cllssion, which exploded fifteen pounds
of giant powder, Among the killed
are NIajor-Gencral Won Bokkellin,
j. =. Smith, Vim. Davis, Ben Mer-
dell, Charles II, Knox, Of san Fran
cisco, John Deyine, Mrs. Emily o.
Conner, and NJ. IL. Lowe and daugb-
ter, aged eight years, of Gold Hin
General Won Bokkellin's body was
found in his room. j. p, Smith, and
Lowe his former clerk, We're found
about fifty feet from their rooms.
A large number of workmen are
employed in removing the debris from
the bodies of the remaining persons,
known to be beneath. The body of
Charles II. Knox has just been taken
out. Great excitement prevails. Bust
ness Is suspended, ana all lhe SCHOOLS
are closed. The streets are crowded
with people.
IL is now understood that there will
be no celebration of the 4th of July,
the money collected for il will be eX-
pended in burying the unfortunate
dead, and the remainder will be dis
tributed among the different fire COM
panes, The city will go into monm-
ing,
Joseph Sharon, Dan Lyons, Charles
Won Siulcrand Senator Hobart reported
killed, are safe. 1t is now ascetained
that Won Bokkclin had stored beneath
his room six cans Of nitro-glycerine,
one hundred and fifty pounds of giant
powder and two hundred pounds Of
blasting powder. The bodyof w. L..
Lowe has just been taken from the
ruins.
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The Great Day at Terrell.

DALLAS, Texas, July |, A. D., 1873.
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KANSAS CITY Live sioe.s Mnrl.et.

NNINSN' vi "OIIN %
Cattle Receipts $780, shipments 364.
Eastern buyers to-day, have little in
quiry, the demand coming from par
tics wishing feeding steers, and from
city butchers. Green Texan steers
have been in fair supply, the highest
price renlized being 81 80, The market
closes steady with none remaining UNI
sold. Quotations remain unchanged !:
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sold. Ouotati

Sales to-day: 100 green Texan steers,
av $50 lbs, ut 81 5O;' q green Texan
cows and steers, NV $40 lbs, ut - 80; 30
fair Texan cows, per head, at 81 ~.
Market nominal at - 6O@3 40.
WHICHEVER, GREENE Il Go.
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On Monday last, the 3Oth ult, we
were one Of gay party of ladies and
gentlemen who Went out to the new
town of Terrell, the present terminus
of the Texas and Pacific railroad. At
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Foreign.

LIVERPOOL, July Cotton fiat;
sales include $3.50 American; Savan-
nah, July and August delivery, Ssc;
September and October, SS@Slc. Yarn
fabrics at Manchester, quiet and UNI
changed.
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TEE MARKETS.
Domestic.

New York, July Money very
easy Early in the day 1 to 5 and adj
vanced to-
Exchangeunchanged. Goldwcak at
14s to 49,. Governments strong. States
very quiet. Cotton, net receipts G36,
gross ,429, futures closed dull. Sales,
3,700 bales as follows: July, 204G20 GIG
G2O 1916, October 1S,@lS 5-lG, Nov
ember, Is l-l6Mlsg, December, Is Lie
MlSl. Flour dull delivery. IS O0m
I 10, common to fair extra, 81 75n 10 80,
good to choice do. Whisky heavy and
lower, 92lG193c
Wheat lG2c. lower. Winter red
western 57!c. Corn active and lc,
higher Good exports 52Gl5lc. Wcs-
tern pork firmer new mess SIG 20.
Beef quiet at sole; plain mess 81 %
all jO extra do. Lard lower at $
l3-l6c. Tmpentnc dull at 44!G4jc.
Resin 50 1902 IS, and active
NEW ORLEANS, July Flour lower,
at $G@7. Hay, prime S22M24. porl,
dull at SIG 70. Bacon firm TT noble,
Hams, l3!Gil5c. Others unchanged.
Sterling 26!, sight / premium. Gold
ll5i. Cotton quiet; sales, 300 bales
good ordinary, l5sc; receipts, 300 bales;
no export; stock, 81 ,O20 bales.
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AUSTIN & co., South side Of the
square, Offer bargains in fine gold and
silver watches, chains, jewelry, gold
pens, spectacles, plated ware, clocks,
etc., during the next two months, at
twenty per cent below heusual prices.
See their advertisement in to-day
paper and give them a call,
, 1873-02-15
MEM SHIFTS


=, THE UK1TEp STATES olaou1r CounT. e51-Ellsha
7, jackson, administrator Of tho estate Of JoHoph r.
Dean, deceased Horny ". Decide azsn1npsit 81 QoQ
10,a52-T4e Firat National Bank of Monmouth y
Abraham ". Morris bill Of Injunction to restrain tho
collection Of taxes on atock. .,,...,1
THR uA1TEp BrATEs DISTRICT CounT-Clark ~
Upson Assignee Of the Great Western Insurance Com
$1,000. gsms V. o. b. Mooers same
The CtnouIT CoUnT-5.877, i, 6, 80, ia, q, aud -
Appeals. t,883-patrfck O. lleaiy ct a. n Charles A.
Gregory; aasumpBit, $4,000, 6.880-htarcola Nc.
cormokv V. Albert Fahneatock assumpstt, 800, 6,887
-1n tue matter Of the petstonos ELIZA Gayanarai1 to
h1TrRSssht0 testimony poaton. 5a8a=Appea te59
1or mechanical lien: t,e9a-1A T. Huslici ', Eys ind
2ssab st. sin&sf aga Joseh II, naEkar aamc. osat~
3amgs I; Rssasst aaa co Anasow !. Donham; at-
para!so. Ipa. - '"'~
THE suPERtoa s2o-gurpny =. ooak
o. a.; appeal 42,aso-Nelle q. '. Thor,aa Hail; d.
Sns v9sGe on the ground Of deaegton. 4aau-Uari q,
4sasY 4AsGSaes1Y oa4sa SSFe r. ~ I:o
ot;, ta25G sea e2sn SGsa !; S
briie; ssaumpslt, 600. i3ass-FseI ". Eseiss "
Mark a. Rsynoldst assumpalt, $500. 42,3Jo-Hortnan
otoeoe y Daniel Webssesi ejectAlo4t, $l,0D. 423i0
oharloa n. oo!'a =. Thos Antrim, Y. Henry Kuowlss
sss9ta;|rs!t s99o l. TLoma4 o0oanor
the corner f Washington aud Dourborn atrcots 42a42
Calvin H. awan and George II. Cola repIeyin Of con,
tents Of billiard anil private rooms. No. B1 Wnst Malt
aon streef, valued ut $7a0 Rehabilitation Whte "
Leland Moody aud lsobsrt Lscl asaumpslt S2O00
Asa&-N. u. Sheldon Y, F. II. Halo 90. ssaampsit.
, 1873-02-15

New YoRK, Feb. M.-DEEyEa-Iucludipe Iato arrI.
ya's yesterday we lavo 1100 cattle, part 81 them sold
sst hgat: Total for the week. 1859 naust esoo te
On medium and eooa eatt1e Poor lots are very sow
saaes: cara ohio 1,7o tbr Ut 19o, 67 lhs per owt
eefa dlllnos ,o@ bs. 1oGc 60 lbs por owt cars,
6HEEr-To-iay only cars In, with cars to srrivo
Total thus far th!a weok lt3oo, against 2sa0o tho
to notc. Sales Ohio, IL ibs at 6Ao; car II r.
cara Kentucky "a TBS, at DO; car Ohio, % bs
" 7Ae; car 1o3 tbe at 74lo few Michigan, l0s ba &c.
terday counting lato trains Tosal to tato thiB wook
100 against 30 100 tho time last wcek Market
stronger; dressed, 0@7o; Western, 5.f@64o,
, 1873-02-15

young gentleman who revola in the CHARM
ing aobriquet OF Kit" yesterday won't into q
bagnto On West Randolph street, kept by Mary
Cook. "Kit" Was permitted to givo vent to hls
feelings In hilarioua manner for nome time.
when he was expostulatod with by the Madam
to DO more moderate. This excited "Kit," and
ho drow knife, which, after brandlshing fow
moments, he lodged in Mrs. Cooks back, In
aicting serioua wound. Exit" WAS arrested
and locked up In tho Union Street Station, At
q late hour last evening It was feared that the
wound would prove fatal.
, 1873-02-15
Serious Gns Explosion.

KsPtt4os 0f?P01c7t 70 7HB C7tca15 7T1GHHe.
CoNNonsv11E, Iud., Feb, 14.-At noon, to-day,
tho Eas-worka connected with Root Il Co.'s
foundry, at this place, exploded setting fra to
buildings, IT ia supposed from careless manago-
ment ent OF tho gasomotor, which waa allowed to
NJ up, and the escaping gas coming in contnot
with furnace fires caused tho explosion. Robt.
Grenyer, one Of the mon engaged ut the foundry,
was in tho gus building at tic timo. The doors
opening inward wero blown shut, and ho Ind to
burst through them by main force. His face,
hands, and breast arc terribly burned, and it Il
feared ho is informally injured. His recovery is
tho Fire Department.. Loss about 81, 900; no IN
Hurauce.
, 1873-02-15
CaIoAoo, Feb. II, 1878,
Afternoon papers please copy,


oocause Feraon Haa q Ha1 Gold
It should not DO intorred that consumption haa set h
although OF consumption ia rarely met with un
accompanied by u dIRsreaaing cough. Where, how
ever diapoaition to pulmonary disease exiata, a
cough, left to itself. strains and racks tho 1unRs
waates the general strength and soon establishes an
incuFab'e complaint In all cases. then 1t IL tho aa{or
plan to got rtd Of cough cold hosrreneas without
Decay. apd Tor t4tH purpoRa no remedy sets mora
promptly Or surely, or With moFs beuelt 10 tse organs
81 as feat s1an n p }s1s
drugs, and which, trial viii always 10 found wortv
Of 1ts Worldwide reputation. Sold eyerywhore
, 1873-02-15
count, o2X@92>I; 6.2oao v5, o1X; do ~, 93I; TO-
foss a.}]sM1 glM a. asw sds.ee ss soS ri Ere' SIX.

TAllow, 4ba 1d345s ID,
TnANKronT, Fab; H.-Flvo-twonties Of ~, 90.
PAn1a, Fob. 14.--IenteB b5f 500,
Tho Bpoclo In tho Dsnk Of Francs has increased dur.
Ing tho week. SOC, ,00of.
IlvEnroot1 Fob. 14.-1otson steady. MiddliDg up
land, oAd Orleans, 1o@10hd. Bales, 10000 bn1os
Americ1n. 5000 ha!os; Speculation and export, 1000
h.'ss salss ct The wsek 5000 baies export 4ooo
American, 1l7ooo bales, Reeeints. 6go6 baies Amer
iesn aa9oo . o bs!ss Astnni export 5000 baea. stock
sf!oat, 9oo oeo oatoa: Aneriosn. 8ll 900 balea
Quality - 1d@12s %; club do, 12a Gd@t3s Sd rod
spring las ed@las d rod wintor, 12a 8d@i2s Cd,
= Pork, 00s: Deei 8ss. Lard, SIS Cd. Cheese, ill.,.
olmbnrland midaies, 90. Short ribs, 86s Cd.
hccclpss OK waeat for tho past threo days. q, 900
4ueriefs o. which al COO quarters wero American.
Hoccipta or corn for tho same tlme $4,000 quarters
farna aud fabrics at Manchester quiet and unohapB-
, 1873-02-15

The regular Sunday train far Omaha, ssu Efau-
cisco, and oil intermediate points,, carrying tbs great
California, China, and Japan mails wi run through
Tomorrow via Chicago, Burlington Quincy nailrqsd
1o.s ts rssatsr % tine Of ~ p.co ii s
ping 4ndana aytn,,s aud Canal etreet siatdns. ~
TiyIngat OMAHA on. Monday morning, mailing cloao
points West. Through tickets reading via ohicsao.
Burlington Quincy, 0hicago Rock Island T. Pacito.
una Chlcsgo Northwestern Railways will be taken cn
this liue. .e'+t.'.- -. -. = VI : va
, 1873-02-15
F0rOfGn lUHrketa.

LtyEapool, Feb: lt-i1 \, m.-Flour, 2as ID. Wheat
%lite l2s@l2s "a club, ia ed9i5s sd. ooSn a7a el
Pork co.. ID. Lard. s7aad.
LIVERPOOL, Fob. 14-1 p. m.-Market unchanged,
LlvEnpooL, Feb. 14-390 D. Observation-Disclosures,
If 3d9i9s %; white. 12s 1d0l2a Cd. DreadstufIs
Loapoa. Feb. la.-0ousols, monVY. Q3<a921 ; ~
, 1873-02-15

During the last weok, and since my last report
Of Feb. 7, I have received the following sums tor
the Greeley Monument, from the gentlemen Of
, 1873-02-15

$1,000, 4o,34u-~Hoters Lindssy ct nj. ', George H.
John D., ". Scott, and Robert Fergus asautnpsit
$200 l50t8-hfoiylno IL. Hcovil aud John D, Park Of
0,oinnat, George F. Brown attachment for IS 200
alleged to haze neqn BY Brown wlilat
l2,317-Ednund and D. Knaucr '. L. j. Kadish COW
cnant, $4,000.
, 1873-02-15
WANTED.
WANTED.
Wanted.

A fow copies Of Tho Daily
Tribune Of Jan. 1G, 1872, for
which d liberal price will be
paid at Counting Room Of this
Office,
, 1873-02-15

New YonK, Fob. A.-Tho market for cotton gooda,
brown sheotlnas, and blpaehed Rhcetings was
In fair demand. Cottonadcs rulo quiet. Tho Daily
Bulletin Baya prints nctive for moderate parcels Of
medium coors md chocolate effecta CasBImerca arc
quiet. Foreign goods show slight improvement with
importers. Pnln colorcd Orleans olotha are wantcd
, 1873-02-15

Figaro .MoriAnt
Lucca's 0heruoino is one Of hor most genuine
aticcnsHeg. Her conception Of the character ie
thoroughly unique. sho is tho worry imp Of mia-
ohiof, which is perpotrated with the UTMOST non
chalanco and tmpudence, and sho adds immensely
10 tho etleot by hor apparently intonse enjoy
eou G a shat Is gGag gg e S9at @ and tic
cry misadyonturo that bofalls tho Count and
Countess. She ia literally " on q bender" all the
evening" and il fuil Of Iun from head to foot, ali
through hor ahapo1y person: She Expresses hsr
keen soneo Of fun with tho most o1asporating
coolnoss, by THO twlnklo Of hor eye, the abandon
Of her boots, which arc fairly axprosbiYo, bY hor
short cropped hair, the twirl Of hor fingers, and
TIC crook Of her mock. Whom discovered in tho
SssF Sesa b. S,,e The Count % HRRay eoe Tth hor
cast upward with lurking devil in each, ahe is
tho yory porsonitlcation q Raphaela cherub in
tho siasine Madonna picture. As much OF hor
hS Rat Lies In tho quiet md get
going on aa In her originality OF creation in giY-
Ing expression to tho character. In tho music Of
tho part, ghe lnterprota the sentiment Of the
IT. 1 to Wagneran nicety and brings It as Wv
It. whs1o II the singing Of tie !" vol ohse
egs sspet9" Which Efie t. not transposed, as it
ppesoksa nss 20 r9oaab 9fS of lyric G yhieh
acquitted horself with great credit In tho heavy
ro3o Of Susanna, and gave to it. more dramatic
color than she has bestowed upon any Of her pre-
duo with Leyeille she sustained hor part so ID
mirably (and, in point Of fact sustained Ioyollle
tool, that tho beautiful number was encored,
Ihe concortod music is fearfuy trying. for an
tho finale Il thb second sai''' aot' t.
but she oarriod It through braveiy,
aud displayed in it some OF tho best vooalism sho
has ever shown here. Tie Countess (Loyeille)
very often from the effect Of much Of the music,
Moriamt WIS an admirable Figaro, both In act-
Ing and singing, and rendered tho "non piu
andrat, bis great song, auperbly, The remaiu-
tornoon the eeason oloaes With Il 'A1ignon.o
, 1873-02-15

P17rspuRon, Fob. 1&-Crudo petroleum dull and
lownr at 220 per brl at Pnrkers Landing oqunl to
about centa por gallon horc Refined quiet and un-
rhnran1
, 1873-02-15
THE LAW COURTS.
Questionable Denlings with d Loase...
Evanston Manufacturing
Difficulties,
Failure Of Boot and Shoe ...Bankruptoy
Notes...Now Suits.

os (sv 10 ~ Dook % o. de1rshs sa5vislon o.
seet.on ~ ou, On wn1en no eroo1oa awo!na
house, on ILLS sat'r Mr. ,a,, Peterson sna her hua
oocnnvina - ~ soonra aaht a ~ eooo 'o %,,,o',
os0upsiog H; ~ sopuIe T, aops ol suoo. M wnol,
10 oWea h's pfoinor 'ohn, oarl executed Dill o.
~. ns;a ~ s,.I, ,.saa, 10y,
Mao pau OH VIII money tn"e oa1! oofto"co from
tosoreon. to "hom no maue transtcr OF inc
loaae. Soon afterwards, Mrs. Peterson diod,
and Andrew bocamo grufr and unreasonable In
his conduct towards lis relative, flnally roouir-
Ing the tenants to pay their renta to him alone
instoad Of to Carl, tho ownor Of tho property,
and obtaining now leaBo In his own natao BY
giving up tho one transferred to him. Carl
further tntprmedd1ing with the property.
An EVANSTON MANuFAorunER'e D1FFIou1r1Es.
John McKinnon, door and sash makor, Of
Evanston, III, appears TO bo IN rather bad
Annie Barrett. Of Evanston, petitions for bis
bankruptcy ID . Judgment creditor, having OBJ
tained Judgment against him on the 7th inst. on
note Of 5000, with in.oraat amounting to e4o,
af1rna TINT after she had instituted suit for tho
recovery OF the amount duo on this note, McKin-
non, being inHolvont, mud vol knowing his lia-
1ility. made conveyance q hls n, Iots II i
4. Perkins. Of pobi1. popfn' Countv. via. for
the consideration Of &B,5tO Bubiect to n mort
RaQe Of o.. 900, and tho lattor to tho sauo ner-
son, for tho consideration Of $4,000, suoh con-
efderatfonB being nominal the actual congidora-
tion being a farm In WISCONSIN, 10 which
MoKinnon ia about to remove, It is also
charged that ho gayo a clattol mortgage 10
George Irons, nominally to aool1ro The aam Of
&225, On tho 24th Of January last, whtoh was
filod for record only tho day preceding tho iudg-
mel.t aforesaid, such ohaftol mortgage being
1pon his Stock Of doors, saahos. and lumhor,
Petitioner also atat41a TINT tho debtor owes many
other oroditofe ~ EYanston and. tho Court
aeauea an order 70 ahoW caulo, q warrant OF
, 1873-02-15
NEW PUBLICATIONS
JUST PUBLISHED.
THE CHAPEL HYMN BOOK
WITH TUNES.

An abridged work from the CHURCH HYMN BOOK,
By Row. Edwin F. Huaold D. D., with all tho old tnes
and affar harmontss. For the Of Chapols Leoture
rooms Social Meetings, Mission ohurohes aud oongro.
cations dosrng ama1c. book than the original It oon
taiua 7sa Hymns 2ss Tunos several Chants aud mat
thorough and complete Index.
Single copios sent prepaid for examination on rceelpt
Of 81 Retail price, $12s. Liberal terms for int.oduc
tton.
, 1873-02-15
ADJUSTMENTS.


J., H.. oaao~, soason A,~. a~.,. l. .,. ,,o
As suo ypo." '1ssn .sa- o.""' " -, '1oeut 'no
operate e.o.oous east .noisaaos a, Ino aooonco 1e
lust csonlns ~ W "''1eaa LUBE lno narfago o. ~
snto VIZ tuy o,, 10 se t,e ., ~ snas On lne goa
o'oYanm oso"'e, s,,st ~ .uoa'io oo'nB cto"oeu
TO aunooe''on 30 'na1 A1tot person once gov
It ia rathor remarkable that tho tvo oreat nights
~ 49, aooson lavo hoon ti,o nfo7art visits nnd
" -. ~ soao' n,a~..;" ~ ..m''A sn,e, "".
that +" Don dloVahnl ana tno MarfaaBo OF
Figaro havo drawn tho largost audioncos ever
known nnt only in thia citv Int nro1,ar,1v alan r.,
, 1873-02-15

Mr. NJ valentine, In "Tho HugueuotB :"
zerltnq, IN "Fra Dlavolo i zey9ina, in .tDon aio-
vanni;" Chert.bino, in ssLo Noxze di Figaro :"
Aignon, and Leonora, in Il Favorita." This docs
not include her whole repertory, She has been
course,
RI SEQ that both Miss Kellogg and Madame
Lqcca sre under contract to eing Ia "Fauat."
r. NJ. M.-Yee, but It 10 not specified in Miss
ro(o. Madame Lucca's contract declares that
mo one else" shall sing these parts, or any Of
Eharp, unlesa In the illness Of Madame Lucoa.
dan The oSnT:ot sS Z was drawn Up Of Lon
lice. Il is' Rlmoat an exact copy OF his contract
with Nilsson aud Strakoach.
R.-How long has h1r. Jarrett been In this
Mt 'M.-About t4roe yoars he came first
With Nilsson, and was with her for two seasons.
N.--What were his rotations to f3trakogoh7
A1r. Mt was his business to make 8trRkosch
stick to the point OF his agreement by means Of
t sa is eoavsnionos a Ba1oseS aas g aga mso sa
nf 44iet temper, and they had 20 open quarrels,
but they parted bitter enemla9. .
A:-Dld 10 part with nilsson On good torms?
M1. M.-Aa fur "a my knowledge oxtands ho
A:-What was tho trouble between thena
,. ~. tM.-Well, suppose Nilsson WAS not sat-
Sstea roSssh f''P0 hse qeat ssf laog s1os
suHt t1 ~ 44E4V *Ap cqlErRQF With LuecA bbfnfA 10
1eft Nilsson, but le was nsgotiatlpg WITH Aor,
N.-Dld he try to revenge himself on Nilsson
hfter returning to England? Americans noticed
that sho was severely criticised by tho LondQn
years In 41nerioa. 80: Wv
Mr. M,-1t WAS so said. It WAS 10 ruuaored and
believed, thatle cooked the notices In tie London
papers to suit himself, and have lis rovonRe on
Nilsson, They aala eho had become ''Xineri-
oanlzod." jarrett had boon her agent before she
cape to thta country At all. He :usod to 10 at
QrlFy Lans Thoatfo ii London"in' tito position
4 Buaiaaas manager. o. What " aallaa IN thl4