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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1873-05-16

STATE OF VERMONT BATE A' cl "S4o''S of The The
District af Chi ttFnden.
To all persons interested ia the estate 81 Jennie
L. Finney, OF Williston, in said District,
GREETING
"IEREAS, application hath been made To- this
w Court BY the guardian OF said ward for
license 10 sell all OF the real estate Of said ward set
ting forth therein that her ward owns m undivided
fourth Of the farm, OF about 10 acrc- in said " ls
ton, whereof MyrOn Finuey, late ot sId " lI st0n.
died seized subject 90 lthe sht OF dover and
homestead Of the widow Of said NyrHu, therein and
that il would be conducive o. the interest q said
ward TO sell the said real estate and put the pro
ceeds thereof at interest.
And thereupon. the said Court appointed and as
signed the 9TH day OF Aay AID l-11 at the Probate
Court Rooms, IN said District, Co hear and
decide upon said application, and ordered that
public notice thereof be given Go an persons
interested therein, by publishing said order three
weeks successfully in the Burlington Weekly Frre
Press. a newspaper which circuiates ju tho url i-
borhoOd Of those persons Interested therein,
all OF which publications shall hc prev ious O. ti,
time appointed iorhearing.
Therefore, you are hereby notified o. appear he
fore stidCourt, at the time aud place ASST ned then
and there to object % the granting of such license,
IL you see cause.
Given under my hand,at the Probate Court rooms.
this Sd day OF May 4. ID. lS73.
45w3w T. Z. WALES. Jui-e.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1873-05-16

We have received from L. r. Hall, Esq,
formerly of Shelburn, now County Clerk
of Jefferson Co., Tennessee, a copy of n
curious document, being the marriage bond
of Col. David Crockett, the famous marks
man, hunter, soldier, member of Congress,
and odd character generally. Why Mr..
Crockett should have been bound in s $50
in order that there be no cause to OBJ
struct " his marriage with Polly Findley,
we are not at present informed. The docu-
ment. officially attested, is as follows:
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1873-05-16

The Vermont Central railroad will carry
persons attending the State Fair in Rut-
land, the second week in September, for
fare one way on stock and articles for ex-
hibition, the freight must be paid, and on
the return of the animals or articles to the
place from which they were shipped, the
money paid will be refunded.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1873-05-16

STATE TEMPERANCE SocIETY.-We have
been requested to publish the following,
issued BY the executive committee of the
State Temperance Society, relative to the
State Agent.
TO THE PUBLIC.
The undersigned me. nbers Of the Executive COM
mittee of the State Temperance Society, dee IN II
proper to give notice that Rev. p N Grange Is
the only properly authorized agent Of this Soc ETY.,
that il is his duty to lecture, organise Soclet les,
obtain pledges and in every proper way to labol to
promote the Temperance reform in the State. III is
$50 authorized 30 solicit funds for the use OF the
society, with which. to keep such lecturer in the
field and to obtain temperance tracts for distrfbu-
ton and otherwise to, carry on us work we u eIe
fore recommend that all friends OF the OBJECTS oil thls
Soc ETY. who have mon ey to give Tor such purposes
make their contrihn, ions either direct to the
Treasurer Newman "a eeks of Rutland, or to MIR.
Granger aforesaid VIII, IN we cordially co mmend to
the public confidence n Their than TO nal them 10
any irresponsible solici, or who may canvass the
state for a similar purna &c. No other person has
been authorized To art s such agent sin ce Dec Is
1872.
LYMAN f. KNAPP,
JOIN b. MEAD,
MIAL DAVIS,
H. NJ. STEVENS,
jacob EsrEY,
&c W. COKE.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1873-05-16

Drawing-room cars have commenced run
ming again between New York and st.
Adams. via the Rutland a Washington
raiIrnal
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1873-05-16

WILL LEAVE BURLINGTON on arrival Of
w train from the north ct q. N. going to
Pisstsburyh via Port Kent arriving ct Piattsburgh
ct 10 O. NJ, leaving Plattsburgh ct 230 p. N, and
arriving In Burlington ct 4.30p. m.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1873-05-16

q. 4. R.-A new Post of the Grand
Army, No %, was organized at Mortified,
Thursday, by 5. Y. Dept. commander
Col. 7. 5 Peck, of this city, assisted by Gen
WV. Henry, and J. J. Pratt of Montpelier.
The Post is entitled Post johnson" in
honor Of Col. Enoch f. johnson of the ID
Vt. Vols. The following officers were elected:
Post Communicable George Nichols
). Y. C-H. L. Kenyon
". CO. l.. Mosely.
Adj't-C. d. Williams
q. Nc. A. Webb.
q. D-J. f. Batchelder.
O. Cd. A. Locklin.
The Post starts off under the most en-
couraging prospects, with large member
ship. Of the members, eight bear no uor-
able scars from wounds received in the ser
vice.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1873-05-16

The little steamer " Curlew commenced
her regular trip, May 18th, between Yer
genne>. Fort Cassin, Basin Harbor, West
port uui Port Henry.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1873-05-16

Campbell's Compartment Milk Pans, if we
may Judge by the praises of dairymen, are
valuable things for butter maker, and our
dairymen should not be behind those of
Franklin county in using them.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1873-05-16

Those interested viii notice DR.. Smyth 5
advertisement in another column, and that
he will be in this city every Friday
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1873-05-16

\ new band has been organized in Rich
mond under the leadership of C. W Jacobs.
and consists entirely of members located il
the village. Geo. Sherman Of Winooeki
has been chosen as instructor for the
coming season. The band has appeared on
the streets several times and the music
furnished promises well for their future.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1873-05-16

PATENTs.-The Commissioner of Patents
has extended the patents Of Francis NJ.
Strong and Thomas Ross, of Rutland, for
platform scales.
, 1873-05-13
THE COUNTY COMMISSIONERS.

A regular meeting OF the Board Of County
Commissioners was held yesterday afternoon,
President Miller In the Chair. Present, Com
nisalonera Ashton, Bogue, Crawford, Jones,
Lonergan, Pahlman, Galloway, Harrison, Sing
Ct, Clough, uerting, Roello, Russell.
The Judges Of the circuit Court aent in 4 COM
munlcatton to tho effect that the Legislature
Ind passed an emergency bill, permitting them
to invita- Judges from other circuits to asaist In
dlsposing Of the business Of the Court. Ow-
to tbs continued illneaB of Judge Jnme-
Ron, II WAS necessary to have that asBistance
az 5000 a. possible, and as they wero ablo to
secure tho assistance Of a Judge for the Juno
term, thoy requested tho Board to make a Just
and reasonable compensation for services rem
dorod.
A resolution WAS adopted fixing the pay OF such
Judge At $40 per day.
Several applications for rebates Of taxes wcro
properly referred.
Tho Judiciary Committee reported adversely
On tho claim OF L. y. Dixon, TINT lo WAS entitled
to do certain work Tor tho county OH the lnsano
Asylum building, and tho report was adoptol,
4 large number Of bills wore ordered paid.
Tho Clerk Of the Circuit Court was authorized
to employ Gil additional Clork at 97o par month,
to mako up records for the Buprcme Court.
Tho Board proceeded to elect Ill architect for
tho erection OF tho fourth Htory Of tho Insane
Asylum.
~. aessss; oss,rle, Wadakior' Van osaa1, and Tll'y
Tho ballot resulted: Carls. Z: Van osdol, Q;
Tlly, / ; Wadsktor, ! ; and the first named gen.
tleInan was declared elected.
Tho Building Committee Was ordered to pre-
, 1873-05-13
SUBURBAN.

A4NAAAAU 9AHA.
The negotiations that have been pending for
some time between tho Chicago l. Northwestern
Railroad Company aud tho Highland. Park
Building Company, for the erection OF now
passenger depot have been osed. The cost Of
erection is to bc borno jointly. Tho building Ia
to be q Gothic structure q storfes in height,
chosen is on tho cast sido Of tho track, not fur
distant from tho present depot. The cost Of
building will: 'be s45,O00, and ii ii
to be finished on the 4th Of July. Whom this
substantial aud handsome building is completed,
fitted up as it will be with all modern convene
Park can boast Of the finest depot on tho Mil
waukeo Division. The new hotel will soon bo
opened for the reception OF gleats, aud will,
without doubt, be apeedily filled by those who
deefre q pleasant snmulor hpme removed from
the dust and noise Of the city,
This suburb may DO found on all the old maps
as "Driclton," but it,. growth and advancement
under the latter name being only remarkable for
its alownoas, It deliberately assumed the moro
poetic and pleasing name that it now boars, aud
with it has boon manifested now life aud energy.
Leonard Ho1geB, in company with other gentle-
men, haa put some fifty or more teams and q
large forco OF men to work in opening up
streets, and grading, and making othor public
improvements. Several thousand trees will be
planted, and new buildings arc In process of
erection. Tho manufacture OF brick and pottery
investment for capital. Tho Park Ridge Lite-
rAry Society 1Till meet naxt Saturday evening.
The literary oxeroisos and sooiables will tako
place as usual.
Tho Board Of Trustees will meet tonight, at
the office Of the Village Clerk The Old Folks
Concert Tonight, at Lyons hall, promises to
be OF high order.
, 1873-05-13
ANOTHER SUICIDE.

II des:ro to commit suicide Is tho result Of
IN unhappy mind, re shall soon have no un~
happy non among lib. A day without suloldo
has become raro thing.- Yesterday adaod one
more to tho list. His 1aame WAS Andrew r.
Berggrund, Of NO. 157 North Green street, Who
pnt Ills throat from car to ear with razor.
Berggrund wns a Norwegian, aud cauao to ChI-
ago sonae time before tito fro. Ho was q tailor,
md good workman. and. being Of steady hab-
house on leased ground on the North Side. But
he fire came, ard In the morning hiB homo was
burned. Shortly after that he was proptratod
~ = tumor In Ills loft a!ds. aud MAS
, 1873-05-13
paro plans, cstimatoa, etc., and submit them 10
, Uoard., -,.
rho Board adjourned.


Demurrer riIcd In 1Soxcn1nnts, An,
; ssvcr to tho fsotittpn Tor NTfauttnitiua
>-.Whnt ntr. llrtno 1an" to sny to tho
DoaonMnnts' Showing Agntnat Him.
.t,,as;t, - 49,, r. snr,,,,,,
r. a.. oe1A :. . 49,. ~. n|u".,
n . tho mattsr Of George loo J. Brine Y. the Board
ing demurrer to nns"os and return has been
lSq rr.,-rn,t ,,, ,n,r,, .na ,.t,r. dir, M. -,
for, and oow uy nowor or authority in tho said noar;
= R;fsssss ssPsi y Ps1ssss
o4sssso tic ,aia .nawor and return docs not s.t
sescd s,,spcusIon Of hc from lie ssid Board
Of Trade.
1Atrd7Ghet no ,pcoiaed aot Or oacnso wheteyor Il
n s ssssa d bse sSS Sy
oiter against tho ss noard Of Trade Of Gbc;ro. or
b. Teason ol whiol thoro Was anY 1ro,,ids oanso ~
rgit to sfranchiae or e,1speni him from tho snid
Epurth ~, o,,oooa n-oo.,,,,o. a,
va u which ia asSca II aad nse untnE o
tn ho petitioner was s.poalo or e1pcsd from .no
wol1y troaar ~ anT gp' rn ahu tho
nowar Of o1pnIaon nr ,,,sncn.ton A.
1ro ~ "n oard o , 81 an Sn9 ~
pceo ncea,a NO 1r or N n
to delegate e power q eIpnsion Or ss
atH :. NJ r su oasu o.
nj So4h .S ~ ahown tat hs sr n.r ~ ,.Ia arer
ti @ , "u @ nns H. se n.n ~ tIaoe evot
to nn},onnr ~ eyar o @ @
ttnncr nr ucrr nssoh1e1 w that ~ ~
notjtionOr wns synr hnard nr gtvcn snv ~ nnnnr
tmnitv to IL hcnr,i tcfnrc aei1 enoard ~ TE%a
Dsoa,1eo l. n not nat for.h on1 ,bnw th.t n
porsonel or other uoco Of thc a. nnsting ~ ~.
Noard.of Droctorg at which said nronesafnos ~ vcrs
had, was giycn to Tho Individual membara .nf laid
Board Of Directors g. Docauso II ia not at forth.
and slow1, of what number the said Board of mrec.
torn conslstcd g. Dccnuro it IL not sot forth ana
shown that ho said neotur Of tho ssid noard nf ii.
rnctnrs At uhioh eniI nrncceilrue ,aorn- hsd ia
r.Iiv nsscInhIed nr nronnl,ei for hat r,rrnsc ~ -
cgators In thot hchaf boinr le0s orcfnr}nnT nn nj
statements of tacts. T. Because 1t s not set forth
aud ahoMn TINT any legal or sufcient anmons or no.
, 1873-05-13
Tho German Bitter Kfssingor
IL on drnught by buck mud Rayner, at the "sps."

At Michigan City. Ind, last week Wodnos.
day, thief, who lad como III from tho country
with atolen horse, sold It curly In the day very
early In feet. He Waa paid for the animal with
q oheck, aud at about o'clock, whle waiting for
1nouoy and got out nt town, ho WAS arrosted for
tho theft. The Grand Jury was In session, and
tha case received itB Immediate attention. An
indictment was returned "a Eoon aa possiblo tho
priHopor nrraigned, tried and convicted before
noon; and In tic afternoon he waa takei, to tLe
ponlteRtiary, to begin wearing out his aontencs
Of three years,
, 1873-05-13

etok for aomo montha. From this he
nevor. recovered, and his wifo has. furnlahed
their food md rafment This aoomod to dopress
him worry much, although his wifc, who ;is o
hardy, stout woman, ofton told him not, to bo
distfcsnbd, that she was hb1c md willing to do
ali sho could. yesterday morning. blo wont out
70 wash. About noon she; rosurnsd to prepare
tho linhet and found tho door Of their bedroom,
locked on tie inside. ehe wont round the house
and looked In ut tho window, and waa horrflod
1t iso6ing hcr huaband, lying on tho floor by tho
bod Iln d pool Of blood, which flowed FROM q
ragged cash on his nook. Tho door whs burst
opon but 1t was too Into, tho. unhappy man WAS
cold md motioniohs. Deputy Coroner Pilgrim
hold an inquest yestorday atternoon, ut which a
yordlot Of suicide vas ronGorel. Deceased had
, 1873-05-13
THE POLICE DEPARTMENT,

a regular meeting Of the Board of Police Com
misaioners was hold yesterday, President Mason
In the chair. The other two Commissioners wero
present.
Tho application Of sergt. james Garrity, for
GO dayg' furlough to 60 to Europe, was allowed.
Commiesionor Sheridan l1n1imbered aud roint-
cd his protest, cut from The TRIBUNE Of Sum-
day.
The Doard told him to read 1t, and rstoned to
him. i
Commissioner Mcson said he did not object to
the first part, but to the latter part he did, as
being unworthy Of 4 gentleman, and unfit to DO
received by gentlemen. He moved that 1t be not
received.
Col. Wright seconded the motion.
Commissioner Sheridan would act like gcn-
tleman in doa1ing with gontlomcn.
Col. Wright saw no noed for the trouble.
Everything was going smoothly until AIr. Bheri-
dan raised row.
the. Board Tint thoy could not insult linn with
impunity. They could not apply tho gag to him.
Commissioned Mason ooolly produced Gushing
and other autAoritios to show that tho Commits
aioner had neither right nor P privilege to make
on Sheridan, and tho Doard adjourned.
Commissioner Sheridan carried around his
protest and offered to erase whateyer might be
ungontloulanly.
Commiesioncr Wright had gone Commissioner
Mason told Mr. Sheridan that tho bottom part Of
it waa insolout, aud left the room. !
They acknowledge tho corner : not a word OF
untruthfu1neaa in 1t, but no language is too
forcible," was Marks sclf-gratu1atory remark to
4 quarter OF an hour later the Board roassem-
bled to appoint " si1ty-day mon." The follow
ing wore appointed: Eugene Ingersoll, George
Piegol, John Casa and William Croak.
1{bcto II 4hnt +,1to
effuaion by mail yesterday:
Oh Wright, oh Wright, what made you sun,
When Mark prepared to hre his gun7
You should have stopped to hear the fun,
Just think upon that awful stun
You'll got on Monday. =
!, thought Wright, you had better pluck.
A Paddy says, To yers bad luck;
It's to y,,ro post you should have stuck
You'd known tae wesE points to have .tznc'.
When met With Mason.
TO lose 3 good ten-cent cigar, =,
And miss tho news Of the Modoo war,
1would ha' seen Mask, III no say whAur
Think the Mayor should take your star.
You know well, though Mark do protest,
His arguments won't stand tue teat -
Its Just way that fools do jest,
But a nSras - thoir M ~ wrath ! within their breast
TO keep 1t warm.
Besides, Mark has M been hl,nael',
Since mayor Medil did them expel,
But he thought it would 10 just as vol .:
To have ths stamps.
What he counts you, but do not tell,
pair Of ecamps
Although not pleased with my harrangue,
You nee nSed M S51s re fSr ssag
Viii you non-pluB.
And 8till you may Lear from, Ger lang,
, 1873-05-13

| N77t16 Dn nN%4 4@T v11Ht rAR nj ~
:r.,.n.,nn as,.s. rrn.,,nss ~
o..As ntaer ~ =, Aaa1s.u a,'.l.,.. nei
Tho account Of tho shooting OF Annie Koonan
by John Brady, Published In yeaterday'a pspcrs,
i1ono tho yonr ,oav or fs.,r % II oaIroa % tst t| to
ss ~ - sou ~. Aa sn,1,op.n sA"v NJ, sno
1aoa1 pe p'a.oa ~i.nous ,,tu oapeillsnlaGns' Ino
Young man who Hhot Mieb Aoonan had boon vts-
promise OF marriage from hor. Ho =" ooofoAaod
onoo ~ a1 asn 49,. A -. . -. ovutoea,u
ss M 4ose ; s1sel"l t..!ee' nas suo .ou nun. sue
aaa not lko MH, eno "onlo not nooomo hia "'fe:
la Thomas Buckley. IIo is in tho GROCERY busl-
man, vth hja hrothcr and annn,ia1 tho Toonar.
.,t,, snan s,,rnr ~ rronnanti o0Aaas
"n sol ss ' tho
farnily gradually, and, whom at1 leisure, caliod
nronnd to hnvn :. tol,nt with tbo old vonnn and
'imIvaolf i M Mr Eoonon oxnrosaod ~ n In oa-
;.aa h.. 10 ~. -: Mcon ~ H. saoa,a ~
,alloa Inc s~o young laotee OF 1 she honaonoia'
ton. Novor' objcotipg to being made
useful, ho would escort thon Whonevor
they doslrod. Tho walking out with
hlias Annie ongcnderod feelings Of jealousy in
sessod tic .festsns Of tss young % LADY, md
honob It was improper for her to "keop com.
pany" with any: other young man. On Sunday
afternoon Buckley and Miss Annie evinited her
street, opposite the Transit House. About half
pnpt s o'clock In tho evening, in company with
her sister, thoy started for homo. Upon reacl-
ing tho gate In front Of tho house, which is on
Winter street, south Of .Forty-third, Brady camo
up. Approaching Buckley, ,he asked him Il ho dol
eired no ono but 6lmself to "koop Anuie's corn3
pony."' Buckley replied tnat ''lo did not sho
appeared to have no objection to going with
him, and he wns satisfied" Brady thon' nd
dresaea Miss .Anniot telling her ahe must ga
with him {Brady), and no ono elso. Tho young
lady was naturally Indignant 1T the idea OF bos
ing restricted to ono aamiror, and ho certainly
80 many 1ne young mon in tho neighborhool
Stopping up TO tho gate, sho remarked, "No, I
shall not. will not promiae to 60 only With
you. I nm my own rniatross, and propose
doing what ! Ept to-" Brady then '! asked s
ing TINT he had something to say to hor.
sGe dccllnod, bcoauso It was too late ;romarking
TINT II ho had anything to tell her ho should
como into tho parlor. 0poning tho gate, sho
bid Buckley good night. and assembled Tho steps
aud nut hor hand On tue tloor-knob. Just then
Brady drow a revolver from bis pocket and fred
= two shots. Buckley leaned up against tho fonce,
and Miss Annlo's siBtor thought ho was shot.
Without envfnr rppf1-hye Rratv eatlod off, nnlf
, 1873-05-13

Tho 11ouscikccpcr's Manual tby mfss
G. E. Escccllcr nsatl Mrs. m. II. Stosyc).
A scientific; artistic, andpractical troatiso upon
housekeeping, embracing plans for building
houses, constructing various convonicncos and
Embellishments, directions regarding the man
agement oi trees and gardons. suggestions re-
gardiug tho preservation Of health and tho caro-
Of tho aiok. It is completed by q collection Of
recipes for cooking, and is altogether IN instruc-
two and useful book
(Now York: J. D. Ford q Coz
, 1873-05-13
CHICAGO, May II, 1878.


Madame Cary, who was well known before the fire
in tho millinery and dEessmak!ng business on Lake
street, has opened at No. 800 Wabash avenue with IN
excellent assortment Of tho atest styea Of millinery
and iressmakng, which aho hns just brought from
New York. Misa II. n. brewster IL associated NTH
har These two ladies experienced in the bualness
and, from what they achieved In the past great things
may be expected Of them.
, 1873-05-13
Elmwood and Warwick

Sons Of our readers may not remember that John
Milton Is the author Of tho oft quoted lino: "Qf
lingering sweetness louB drawn out" but thor wilt re-
member that tho Elmwood and Warwick collar can bo
bought at any arat-class furnishing storo.
, 1873-05-13
THE JUBILEE.
Movement Among tho. Chicago lotel Hon
-..Thoir Pledge as to Prices =
During Qala Week. ..
What the Press Abroad Soy
OF Our Jubilee.
Comments Of tho Eastern nni1 Western
=. Press on tho Grcat Concerts.

In common with Ill our business men, tho ho-
lel interest Of Chicago arc taking warmly hold Of
tho matter Of extensive preparations for our
friends from hbroad during Jubiloo wcok, Tho
pntire period Of which,; from Tuesday night to
Baturdny night, Ia to bo Iod with Festivities and
eojotoings commemorative Of our =" Great Re-
building" Tho central foaturo Of two days
mammoth concerts, led by Gilmore, in tho mag
nihcont now passenger houBe, surrendered to our
citizons for Hucb apurposo, will be only portion
Of what ITO ehall have to chow our visitors,
tho greatest marvel OF all being our robnilt city,
Thousanda On thousands will flock hither, and
we muHt DO roady for them. Thoro ia movomont
for large Citizens Oommlttoo Of Reception, to
be announced In few days. Our pooplo munt
and will throw. open thor doors, md 'exorciao
boarding. .houao bo Pit in Immediate preparation,
and all whoso business 1t is to provide and cater
bo foady for largo orderH. Tho people ara
Tho movement among tho hotel men OF Chi
oago is In tho right direction. Tho following ia
The pledge universally signed yesterday by, tho
hotel propriotors, as far ns soor1:
that, during tho poriod Of le Jubilee The rss week IN
juno, We will charge only our regular per diem rates,
ofand snxs pnono. t3ssS asss Dros |. nIco. $3.50.
6hermsn House, 1ons Randolph street. Q. 8. Munson,
Ii X 1'' Aoa00' n1sA%"'A "'0""o' 0"A0A'' O. s'o"a.
e';oV. o...x,n n.,, ,.,..
nEesa, M,a ' ~ ,. - pos aes'
nrtant TInt,' gt"to % strnet - nnr ,7,v er,n, h
uacut aoto!, n.a'e o'1oet' - pot oas' atant g
hfatteson House. wabash nvcnue, 80 per day, Rob-
nrt Hill, proprietor.
Adams' Hotel CLARK street. % por day
khnes Hotel. corner Lake and Clark stroot'. 50 por
whte nro"raor Moas norm oafA street, por ans
nInulton House, corner Kinz.e and North Market
Streets s. par dny. -
Barnes House, corner Randolph md Canal. - por
day: ". X. Swallow, proprietor.
West sldo Briggs Aouac. u ner day. B. u. skin-
as1' a,n3a man4gs 1i1n:o ,.stao .,ro, n - ,v srr
weaver. cierE 911'o'' ''''''' ~ e0N ""'' A'en''
Cnntinentn1 Iotc1 state slreat 81 IN mr. dnv nan.
aa1ntn n. Anderson, proprietor.
Woods Hotel, State street. $3.50 per dny. Enoch
Wooa. proprietor.
at 1euSe W corner WashinsIoh anu Unlisted. s26o
, 1873-05-13

Our Chicago friends arc preparing for . grand
entertainment OF thoir friends, hostB Of whom
will seek the first favorable opportunity for soe-
Ing the reclaimed city, It is proposed to give
three grand Jubilee Concerts, undor the
direction OF hlr. Gilmore, of Boston.
For thia purpose, tho magnificent
pasuenger-houAe Of tho Lake Shore i Michigan
bouthern and Chicago, nook Island j. Pacific
Railroads is being suitably decorated, the Com
mitteo Of Arrangements having obtained the use
OF It for this occasion, It will scat about 40, 600
and Q, to close with grand opening ball at the
Pacific Hotel. AZ Chicago never docs anything
BY tho halves, no guarantee is NODDED to assure
the public that this will be tho most grand musl-
cal entertainment ever giyon at tho West.
, 1873-05-13
HothcrIy Talks with Young House.
Keepers {by HRS m. w. moec1acr).

Tile Is book containing much good advice
and instruction regarding tho managomont Of q
house and family, togetior with ma1,y valuable
ruloa applicable for various purposes, aa woll rs
which tho uuthoroas advances Ig, tGnt womnn'e
sphoro is in tho Homo; and that aho should
know loT to rondor that perfect in it's way
thus oil tho bettor preparing oraof to fulfill any
other duttoB which may como In hor way. This
book contains very fine portrait Of Mrs. Doeoll-