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New-York tribune., 1873-05-26
sUNDAY-sCHooL INFLUENCES.
Rrr-rPr1oN OF ENGLISH REpREsENTATrYEs

A number of teachers and others interested
tn eunday-school work met at Association Hall last
evening greet Fountain j. Hartley and Matthew IL.
Holder representatives OF the London Sunday
Union, who have Just arrived here. Mr. Hartley is
Secretary Of the London association. Hiram Woodruff.
Of the Eow-York Sunday school Union, presided The
services opened with prayer and the singing Of hymns,
and then Mr. Woodruff spoke Of the assembly Of
the representative teachers who advancing Christs
kingdom over America and England The sundayschool
system Of these countries had shown what i'm
power it was imthe evangezation Of the world
1t was drawing two countries together Mr
Hartley sald that part Of his mission was to extend
the greeting Of linton he represented and Sun
in England. The following is the substance
of has remarks:
East rendering any war; between the two countries
practically impossible, 0d drawing then nearer to-
school UaioD of London confined TO 10 denomina
SUNDAY schools by the formatien Of libraries and
schools by holding meetings.. and doing everything 70
Improve SCHOOLS aud Their Continental Mission
wac great object The chi * need OF the poorer
pf Europe has been better Teh1cvs education. Their
Union had Joined with that OF America and was
making great progress. IRA and Germany had
more Sunday schools tlUn they had ten years
In Italy there had not beer asunneh success Re gave the
"details OF ms visit 70 continental countries showing that
there many friends OF the system. who doing
their best 10 extend H. The German sunday was
model for the Ques, orderly way ia which II
which were noisy and hess under cOutDol. one
great need better nnis between the Church and
thing necessary the thorough efficiency OF school
work while the teachers should be ~ perfect accord
with the paatOrs elders OF the Church The idea
nnOR should be carried among the teachers
and pupils, urging tbem. 10 cooperate 10
make their school perfect possible
And the principle Of unioB should be carried further
ssOeiang the teachers in the coEmOn aim of bringing
the the safety OF the church Wise heads aud
loving hearts must be united IN ts wors The system
OF International would be great improvement
With a band Of international lessons and grde OF uBi
prayer tho sunday yschOol work would be ire
6istible.
Mr. Holder also addressed the meeting, giving some
practical hints for the management Of 5uhday-sehoos
There special meeting, Lat evening Of the Sun.
day school Association OF the Protestant Episcopal
Church. 81. AIMS Church, in West Eighteenth-st,
Ffhsve The principal object OF the meeting was
20 celebrate tho fourth anniversary OF the Association
which first organized May 3, 1862 Addresses were
made by the Rev Thomas Gau2udet. D. D. the RECTOR
the Rev. Walter DelafeLd, the Rev. Prof George +.
seymour, D. d. a0d the Rev. J. II. Ryiance, d D.
New-York tribune., 1873-05-26
A MyRDERoUs ITALIAN BOY.

John Golden, age 10, of No 50 Mulberry ST.,
was stabbed IN the abdomen and probably fatally
wounded With large pocketknife IN the hands Juan
Arata. Italian boy. age H. OF No. q MuIberry-st, at
about p M, yesterday. From statements by the
wounded Lad and Others, 1t appears that he and several
playmates we're enjoying themselves by game OF
crack the whip" Arata looking on when,
by accident. 1t is averred, the boys Josed
against hun and knocked off his hat. He became
very angry. and running INTO his bone knife
with which he stabbed Golden in the LETT eide Of the
dozen, nHictinR terrible wound from which the little
fellows entras protruded Arats, who alleges that
Golden and bis associates attacked BIN maleously at
the 0gtset locked up The Sixth Precinct Station
house Golden conveyed " The Ceptrest ospital
New-York tribune., 1873-05-26
A RUSSIAN NoBLEMAx ROBBED.

Count Leszynsk Russian noblemun, who
s residing temporarily at No. q East Twenty
called upon Police Capt Burden, at the West Thrteth
IT. stsuon-honse, at p. 10, Saturday, aud stated
that he had been robbed Pfbave. and Twenty h
st. his pockAtbook containing 1870 aud vau-
able Comments. He said he took the poctetbook
from bis pocket TO refer 20 some pr vate
ald that WI1ie holding 10 Ia his hand q strange man
seized 10 and jumped INTO coupe. which was driven
away rapidly lie pursued the vehicle shortdIstanee.
bnt IL suddeny turEed into Thireth.st, tOwabi Third
ave. and disappeared. A. black horse, he scid. vas
attached TO the coupe and the driver who lad heavy
black ustache, wore suit ofbiack clothes and tlsck
bDik us =
New-York tribune., 1873-05-26

,,tee of The Common Council are about 70 10
o. ,he nurehase OF six or moro QovernLneht eanoh
,ea Iya % A., M,iitary Park Mrs. Mary MspesDOnge vi
this city sailed Earop IN the Gaa6Ta ar%yed in hi;
i ~" ssturday and are the guests OF the Aurora os
Ing Society . a.. cuorb NJ
TRrNroS-Henry Drayton has paid 70 t,o .,n ooo es
the limited states District Court at Trenton s,a svo
enaftv an two indictments which he was eonvot9n
ls a s,nueger. Tho Smuggling Was caIIeu 0u ~ With
Tnnard line whose steamers Drayt0n suppne1 VIII VIII
iread The annual games OF the Caled0hian Oiau "h'
he paye6 in the first week IN June az schntzeh rdr
HoBoKES "A match game OF base-pall wiz DO psyen ss
The police force and nine composed OF members OF tne
Beard OF Aldermen and other Guy oneias; ayS np
las been organz d. with Bernard Meyer as captain
New-York tribune., 1873-05-26
BRooKLYS wATER-EErER FRAUDS.

, A large number of Brooklyn Taxpayers as
ssenbled 10 the Common Council Chamber Saturday
evening, u hear the testimony OF plumbers regarding
the manner In which the sale OF stop-cocks water.
meters, and rsmmers is monOpoized by 40 empoye OF
che Board of CITY Works Patrick Cochran OF No. 2s
COurtt, practical plumber who had been doing busi.
the city tor nine testified that he had been
asked By PurveyoS Rhodes the patent stopcock
and been told that, II he did not use the article the
Departments inspectors would not approve OF his work
he bad paid q 70 for tbeAe cocks but understood that
the price had been reduced he had ordered 10
pay u 80 for o patent rammeT. Witness had only SGT
one Water.meteF. Il sometimes took him two hours 10
get o permit Barnard Reed Of No $50 Myrtleaye,, q
Rinnbas Ast6ad thai Mr. Rhodes received royalty OF
New-York tribune., 1873-05-26
DECIsIONs-MAr "a.
Supreme

Supreme Court -ChanbrS-By Judge Fancher--
Tumble sg Bohm-Rnoe ordered compute In the batter Of
tie application e Brows 70 cancel the
hspeodsns denied With 10 cost Lane hanDRereDoe ordered
tooomppie The Mutual Life Insurance agL Me-
m.Ht sf foreclosure, ke sale ordered See ag q
rese confirmed Aod Judgment Of divorce granted
swidsi plaintiff and Suggestions Of referee anony aa,
TraeJ aud agL TTAeyJudgaont partition ordered La
ter Of the widening ke of Brosdway-(hem for evunseD
By Jndse BaTreit-Uean agL RnA Life Insurance
Case ana sHAniGsAts settled. f-@''
Superior COurt-Specdi 7srm-By Judge Curtis.-,
sesb 'oa .no s Gea that esrk planaa9 bond
Druumond agt Caeoa a0rder Of Tefersnoe Whaksr U .sl
bsbhns ct a-Ofds staying proceedings mill decision ap.a
Onfom sgt hi,erorder AbaBg sane be eonnnd
sbs nine mouths tSee III Of and suo at
wsesss-orsss Nal CsIk Absp su W. nessy aspo,sd
New-York tribune., 1873-05-26
0st 1s is Simmons al At LJoua0rr allowing fuftner b
of oos,, and amendment of jadgment

Of and smendmsst Of Judgment
Common Peas-General Term--By DAILY, Oh. j.
Robinson and JauemOre JyLoonsd sgt Croveudgmeat At
armed By default Campbell aft kimbsl-sams Gonscmm ~
Asop-same KraBehe ag. The U 3. Warehouse Co.-Ssne
Jesha agt Howland Cerds szt BJLHsme Powers a
Kaaeisch-ame Cowan tyt OBhensane PedderseB sgt Gfu
e-same Wing sg Lessme HoEaa sgt tse BowefI s.ylngs
Bank-JBignent reversed LOAN agt Chstefreame. heWa
at pasr-ssme Rosers Rreder skEJpgment Affirmed
Gars at Archer adgment reversed Plsht sgt Bet,s-hme
nlseLmsn AFT LaLey-Jalmep shrne Ahrecbt sgt JeJuy
ment rednod. Dger agt 1iemeyer yadgnent rsssrseo
BlessinR ARt ParingOnAppal dismissed Jester Agt Abrams
Julgmet rcyelsed Smlb sgt Brehb-Juagment reduced
to ss 1 affirmed for that amount Drew sgt
meut Affirmed Bale at TraVeSsme Bell 1gt Alfred Bhes Mann
surng Co-s.me Proper gt Wsilaek-Same hungston 'gt
directs judgment asoae o
defendant Brown lie BaronJudgment affirmed hsffy agt
CLARK and for liberty 70 go to the Conrt hp
sptd The B1nd Sorgeffrei at DuschcrJnfgnen affirmed by
default Hogan agt Mahes Jadgment shnned ksIcner sgL u
Warehouse 10 sane Kely agL hc,ran-hame hHapp agt
wesrJugrnen affirmed for s5 ani reversed as 70 bsses oS
AIT Peris-Judzment affirmed Warren sg. Heahfotc-oame
own art the EegYork ani New.iayen Co-ndgneni re
grsnted Maddox sgt kyJgmen' reversed
Of Cooldge-Or1eT reversed rIhout prejudiee
Common PLeas--SpeciaI TerB,-By Judge Robinson.
In The matter Of achae Casey imprisoned deboEOnler Tor
assignment discharge deoied
TFor Cakndar S-noHd Pa1,
New-York tribune., 1873-05-26
CRIMINAL NOTES.

The trial of William j. Sharkey Is set for next
Tuesday in the Court Of General Sessons
John NcAlpin, the Brooklyn burglar, who was
etplared ChntOnae residence last week. Willie before
Justice RILEY this morning
John Lyons and John Newelly were remanded for
IABinaou By Justice iosan the Iophs Pgce Court
Aged attempted burglary Of The OF Samuel Galley No.
ChEHibefsst, Oh Saturday night
DaYid Murray and William McCanley CHARGED
with counterfeit Sl0 bill dscharged gatunsT b.
Commsaoner khes criminal Intent numb, Of
charged desertng from
Hiit.d By ComHsIoaer Osborn for to-day
New-York tribune., 1873-05-26
HOME NEWS.
CENTRAL PARK METEOROLOGICAL DEPARTMENT
,rnAer on HsyoHr ron rHa wExk ENDING At r. H.
PROMINENT A.RlyALS

Ne,r-York Hoie-Senator Stevenson =, Atone, GeS
Menp1n Of Geors Aea * * Rev j. L. Mr and
Ss Rev r yseesr PaePsia ., t.I''c c hFHSsnd Sri
sa~eIse o. ~ % Boson Grand CHtrdl Hos-uen VaI,1
4 Gilmore and md, fSI;. GsT, Stlos~ SsnS q TSoIi.
Roi-RIGSy Inss and Geo. John sT % lion. y
usoIge v sd or Houss-Gen D.. A. Merritt ~ h,
Age S a. sesar Of Loudou FI'ns oaeeo o fii"'eiP'
Iaihau RArclAy
New-York tribune., 1873-05-26

80 the patents which were practically wofth
less; he had been cor poed 10 purchase paton' ram
mer one pinmoer ID the exclusive right 70 SET 'no
meters, Mr. Brien.
New-York tribune., 1873-05-26

f. F.. SMITH & Co.'s SUPERLATIyE GRAHAM
FLoUR-see advertisement 9Th page Of this paper
New-York tribune., 1873-05-26

For an elegant Summer Hat of superior
qualify 20 manufacturer BsPESsoHED iS Nassanst
New-York tribune., 1873-05-26

REMovAL-B. s. SoUIRE-from Fulton st. Y
$50 BroaIway corner Prnce The ooe for MauuOreG Waete
and Jeselry Sale. direct safe up stairs Give hin call
New-York tribune., 1873-05-26

A DrsoRDEnEp STATE OF THE BLOOD IS THE
PRxs cAusE cOSPASTs, SUCH As SKY DIS
EASES scRopr TUBERcULor' AFFECTION &c
Dr. JlYsKs AlrRRAryE AND DESTROYS THE
yIKus OF THRsE
New-York tribune., 1873-05-26

Second-story Windows and Seuttles protected
BY Ho1Mgss ALARM TELEGRAPH' No hmi sl aofi
be without this protector, T. hOLAEsi "ut'J'"
New-York tribune., 1873-05-26

"PocKET MONEY! may be earned by yo
with little Agency Tor Coon Boo
s. nd stamp for Catalogues WELLS s9 Broadway N Try
New-York tribune., 1873-05-26

THE BEAVER CAssrNERE.-This is the title
new sumner Hat Of delicate ard light a. teph
wing Just b. RSOx 22 Bwa land at bis other sge
Those who appreciate g be delighted With the Beaver CS
mere
New-York tribune., 1873-05-26

THE LIMITS OF SCIENCE, q reply to Mr.. Cod
win by prof r. h. Yonmtns LgCrgEs EXTRA No s.
New-York tribune., 1873-05-26

BuRNErr's FLAvoRMG ExTRAcrs.-The best
New-York tribune., 1873-05-26
NOT OF THE REAL ESTATE RING.
To the EdtIOr OF The Tribune.

SIR: A communication appearing in your
paper tins morning, signed r. E. D., relating TO the op
position confirming the nominations by the Mayor for
PARK Commis siOners is full Of msstatements with
regard myself places me in so false position and is
inspired spirit malignant, that am constrained
10 sav that urged the rejection Of the Mayors
nominees have signed petition in reference thereto
nor asked any do and do not know from what
source such has emanated. Yours, &c,
Neip- York, May "a, 1873. VIM. II. RAYNoR,
New-York tribune., 1873-05-26

JERSEY CIrY.-Edwin T. Dudley, age "a,
son Of Alderman Dudley, committed suicide Saturday
evening by shooting himself at the the Hundred
Bepaen the Mountain-road. He wac removed 10 his
fathers home Bummit-ave The ball entered near
tho heart, and Dudley remained uncOnscious upnl A
o'clock yesterday moring. when he died Tie deceased
was an eslnaoe young man. and he killed himself daring
period OF temporary !hsAnty produced By Oyerstudy
1le police OF the Third Precinct have Contributed
almost enough TO pay the hne aud costs imposed ON
Sergeant Van Busbirk who convicted OF fase i'm
pfscnnent, In the case Of Constable Woerner . Inc
foundations for the new German theater. nj Mont.
gOnsry aud N,lienderSon6tH., have been conpleted
About 100 cans OF milk arrive daily over The Midland
EailrOad, and the number is rapidly inereasinR .
The African Zion NJ i. Church. now in session in the
Zion Church. on M0pnOuth-st. has admitted nine mem
Ders One member has been expelled for insubordina
tiOn. seriuon WAS, preached yesterday morning by
The Rev. Dr. j. l.. ThUhpsOn; In tie afternoon by the
Rev. j. A. Williams ir the evening by the Rev James
II. Smith.
NsVARK.-The colored toiZens will hold a n,eet,ns Q,
this evening In C0mpton's Hall appoint dsiegatioD
the State Convention U cOlored men which is 20
assemble at New Bruins wickJune o. The Circuit Court
has adjourned for the term The monthly meeting of
The Newark sunday School TeacheTS viii he
hsd this evening In the PiJ-t 8sDist CAusoh "A 0om.
New-York tribune., 1873-05-26
lhnnonnceInenta. /

[For Ca<ndar ~, S-oond Pd1,. ]
, 1873-12-30
paying OF the flromot, M he did not want to 500
their ball turn out unsuccessful.
MR. aAnK'a GAZE


- MR. aAuE's CASE. ..
1[r. 1teod lias not taken anY additional stops 10
tho prosecution Of tho criminal Hutt ngatnat MIR.
uhgo. The Grand Jury will moot Monday, aud
Mr.. dngo'B case will como bDforo them at oncc.
THO fact that lio has turned bis property over to
NJ Ills failure to turn tho .nonoy over to his sllc-
cossor. Mr.. Qage bas maao no rnnly to THO for
snal lottor written to him by Treasurer O'Hara
F.idav. It Is bolovcl TINT ho will ,uakc mono:
Mr.. Hoed will layc Hnllc!nnt avitlouce to proceed
upon without such q document.
THE HOARD OF POLICE.
A regular moottng Of tho Board Of Police was
hold yostorday nfternoon, presldont Sheridan m
the Cilait. Commissioners Rono nra Klokko
were also preaont. Ollicor John McInorny wns
charged by Airs. Kofogg with matreatitiss hor.
robGlng hoir, o,d tioing thlnga, which, u titto,
Of rambling. unsatisfactory description. Tloroa
were upwards Of thirty wlsnosaos, several OF
whom were mol lcarl Tllo Board, With oxon1-
plary paiionco, wa!tc1 until uoar]y O'CLOCK.
when tlloy continued the caBo until z O'clock tha
afternoon.
RESIGNATION or TIE COMPTROLLER.
1t wns rulnurcd around tho City Hull yesterday
TINT Comptroller Hnyos would roBign before tue
onl OF the week. Oil accouat OF lis health, Aud
TINT Mr.. John Forsyth would bo appointed to
tho place. Mayor Coivln stated that AIR. l1ayee
would do nothing OF The kind, but the impres-
tcrmined to go Late in the afternoon i wae
discovered that Alr. HAYS bud percinptorlly re-
siguou, On account Of his health. aud that the
position had bocu offered 10 Alr. To1sytho.
BOARD or pUDLlo wonKs.
The strong impression around tho City Hal
Nominated member OF the Board Of publst
Works. Nothing Lotlnite could bo learned how
evor, md Mr.. Conioy was quite conhdunl yostor'
day morning.
, 1873-12-30

Edward Howard wos arrested yesterday after
noon for swindliug ono Daniel Muker out Of q
Bmall sum Of money, by cheating as a gambling
gatno Of cards. lIo was 1ockoi up at tho ar.
mory.
W 3. Clapp l. Co., Jewellers, yesterday OBJ
tainod warrent for the arrest OF ono il. e.
Soreuson for unlawful conyoralon as cuusigneo
ho being commission merchant. 10 wan ex-
anlined before Justice nanoB and hold to appear
before tho Criminal Court IN $3.50 bail.
THO house Of ". bf. Tlldou, No. G30 Wabaa1,
evening aud icwelry stolen to tho value of 1900.
This business is growing decidedly too common
and profitable for those engaged III 1t.
Richard Allen mado raid yesterday afternoon
unon tho clothing store Of II. l.. Marks, No. 1S0
C!nrl street. anu obtained two p,air Of .pants.
Which ho trlod to pawn. Flo had been followed
up, however, and was arrested in the pawnbrok-
er'a SHOP aud lockod up at tho Armory.
Buudny evening, while tue family Of Mr. Mark
Klmuall, Of No. 034 Prairie avenue, were at tho
supper tab1o, two ancak-t thieves Slipped into tlo
house and stole velvet cloak, jewolry, cloth
lug, aud sllvorwnre, to tho va1no Of ovor $500.
They oamo in through sdo door, and got away
have yot been lnaGo.
Anolhor ycrdant man WAS initiated into the
mysteries Of bunko yesterday AFTERNOON. Rob-
ert Crogg waB invited by Albert King to witness
tue lat:er's good fortune in drawing prlzo. lie
theu played until hc was eatfs1cl with the il.-
strlictions ho Lad received for tho small sum Of
$50. Thinking there Was something wrong
about the affair, he called Officer Ulrlch, who
arrested King, and locked hin, up at tho a. .nory.
A very clover yoans swindlcr visi.od tho work
room Of 3letsrs. Bishop l. Barnos. corner o,
State aud Monroo slrcots. mud p.atousled to havo
tho mau whom he wns soeking, he continued
talking mud making iuquirios, until he lcainod
tho name Of ono Of the Oldest workmon in the
shop, Mr. Gustav +. GcilBlorf, living at No. 271
soou attqr tuiued up Ut the lluuso of Alr. Cells,
durf. where he informed tho lattor's wifo thui
her husband had boon arrested, aud needed sol
to obtain bail. Ho succeeded ia frightening he,
10 thoroughly tint she gave him tic money, atlt
only learned that sho ha1 boon swindlod ,Yhet
her husband got home.
, 1873-12-30
THE "BOUL EvARD ADDITION"

10 ths Editor qf Thu Chicago Tribune:
Sin: 1u reply ton letter which appcarod 10
Saturdays Issue Of TaE TRIBUNE, writton BY
Horlnan Liob, County Clork OF Cook County. In
reference to letter from ". g. AlcSasly, Esq.
relative to subdivision Of O tract Of land 70.
corded as "Boulovard Addition to Chicago" aud
acknowledged by George IL. Scott, I wish to
mako some romarks. :;
In tho month Of February. 1879, according to
Instructions, proceeded to make o survey Of
tho s. W. x Of Soc. 10, Town 81 n. Rangc Il
E.; gayc my certificate therefor, aa being cor
rect representation Of tho survey Of said quar-.
ter section, from which survey u map or ulaps
havo been compiled without my knowledge. ]
llofoby incloso copy of my certificate mud plat
being pnrt Of said survey. l have the honor tc
be yours. Gc., WILLIAM souuiz.
Surveyor aud Civil Engineer.
CHICAGO, Doc. %, 1879.
, 1873-12-30
yrlaw, 81o now, 7o6S7ao white, 72o. Oats stoady !
wuo. h'IG96aa; Tixei, bi96a..
lEraoLEuM-Dal; crude. oEe; refined, 1850.
WlttNKY-aMnatarn ln1i Mt Il

ysl,nT o.. sae now 7o97ac wltc, 72o Oats s'oads;
Wn1sKr-~csorn isolsl rt 81.
UlScITNATl.
At s7uoes1.4a. Wheat irn at sl.sotsi.5o. Corn tlm
at aidab7 1iye quet u g1an3c. Oats quiet at 400
Observation-Disclosures s ~ snf; as irn;. Pork *lsoo91:es.
5r ,s', nfn 'ts; sms s%'ks Ss ss sy sSs S a nt
n,ena sseaay; shoulders, 1NGss,6e; s'cAr rib, sj:e
clear. 70. 1iaiua, o. as'Go' :. .,s,,,ro nor.,u,,
WHISKY -Bteady ii dr.
MILWAUKEE.
N1tLSAuKr-, Doc. 29.-pneAus rurra-Flour quiet
sila casl Sl.ie4 January; sl.l94 fsIsar; o4i'
q s5%e. % Rye nrm; No. !, 7'c' barley hr'n' no. q
pi@S hsns ase. .m{ 6us sss sSss
tooao. Mitiilas, .t7c, pachud. Lara-koss'e S'stS
l lioosS:5. ~ liz I'D. IsorctcEs, a1oo load.
IcE1r1s-Eenr So9o ao PILL IL waest, s.t '1M Sn IN G
sT. Louis, Dec. 2o-bnEADsruFfs-i4to ast'es nha
unsaan:ed weat NJ; sm M e0o e as sasa sNSr @ Soi o
spsas sds Isl; @ N9 jssry ns M Corn stss new mxo
r. 81; t;iss 81,
~ on mi f;s assr sssa s;ss rn ss '''
pnovle1oss-pork Arln as siA;6o@1s.oo. Dukmcata
asss ~ .pe eesr s: - Il sssr Il 7s7Hs
ssiise setss shasrs @ s S saar r!S so siesr 7e
bams, 8. Bacon tlrm md unchangcd. Lard firm
'nf moas@tS s: s 1sas Sar os !: W s4s neeep
oArr1r"1n 1;, good domand. but receipts mostly Of
s''' ''AA''' TOLEDO.
sa; ToSrpe o. D's ;x + o3 NJ s d.
$.4nh allnr Michigan, $l49H Rpo $1h0 Janlihry;
To. red: si.s3X No. ), sis. osrn nE,n; h!sl.
xs 1s ss e. 's ss n,as as s5s s hsta
Nj ndosMBpi,ssS d tsTS NS' IN 1'NGi i ;s,sao.o
CLovEn sgEp-s5.eu35.40. ....
REos1p1sFlour, 200o brls; wheat, 81 600 hu: corn,
sa,rasx1s-E1eqr. 800 brls wheat. 1000 bu; corn,
aoo0 bn; oats, 100 bu.
LOUISVILLE, ~, Doc, 29.-paEApsrofFs--f'o'
Paovs,osS--uela higher. Mess pork, $3.50. nn1k
shoulders. o@GAc; clear rihs 7A@7xc; clear, 7:s@
7Ac. Dacon nr1n. Lard q,i!ct aud steady; primo
l;.1i wuisR4S95sso4e. a2eeaS5}sSo4
,tr,,rnr, Tenn. Dss. Mh%tn sfuTno Cotton E1cnapgo
formally opened today Under favorable auspices.
Daily sessions will DO held at and ut o'e!osk
$50. Corn meal frtn u s3.e5 Corn duli and tlroop
Ing at os@e9o. Oats dull and drooring at u Ge52c.
HAx-Heayy; Wcsorn, S12.0oeSe200.
JnAN-Etrln ut $500.
lAov1s1oss--ljulk meats firm and higher shoul-
dess, 51$Sde: sides, 7afGs71c.
DA1rraons, Doc. 2a-unEsnsrurrs- Flour in bot;
tor lemard nne prices rha1ged. Wheat quiet alId
u os5n a ms1 wosor wese5 so nIte
m:,, ns5s $3.50: a nus .aaa1, shSGa
1lurTEa-Firm and uncll5nged.
CofFtE-gery strong fair to nI1mo lilo, 25(a27o'
SIW oRIeANs.
, 1873-12-30


Shcr,nan-Prof. G. Thaycr, Jacksonville ILL.,;
tho lion. n. L. Williams, Judge @. e, BIrdsall.
Now York; tho Hon. @. J. L, Myer, Fond du
Lao; Col. II. II. Ketchun,, U. s. A., Department
OF Dakota; tho Hon. r. L. Kotchum, Colorado.
:. Grand paciGc-Tlo Hon, q. D. Smith,
Madison A. e. Elmoro, Fort Howard; John G.
Gault, Milwaukee; II. J. Furber, Now York; j.
D. Tarbox. St. Paul; s. ]. Watars, Baltimore;
Robert Pudding, U. s. H.. J. r. Davios, Liver
pool; Alfred Fill, Boston; s. IL. Durrell, St.
Louis; II. Il. Cabor, Rock Island; s. Il. Cham
burs, Louisville. Palmer--S. A.. DuckInas.
ter, Alton: John r. Taggart, Salt Lako City;
George Il. Klmtall, Arizona; D. Newhall M!!-
wn!1kee; john 2. Ludl.sn, Leaven%orLn I.
Lyle Diehoy, OTTAWA; the Rev. j. s. franc,
Champaign; Z. III. Darnutn. Now York.
A reception WAS given last evening to John
Mitchell IT, tho residence of Mr.. W. j. Onnhau,
No. lBB South 6angamon street. 1t wns attended
by ali tho prominent 1riBl, citizens OF the city,
and tue llonors woro done by Mrs. ona,an with
Prof.. Goary sang until tho heart OF tho uncom-
promising Irlsl ltebel oyettlowod with prlde hnd
gratitude.
ny TELEGRAPH.
Srecfat Dispafth &0 tHs fhfraFo Tritnne.
BUFFALO, N. y, Dec. 29.-SMlo Engineers and
SuperiRtoutlentH Of the Western Division OF tbs
State Canals yesterday presented the Hon: John
D. Eay. Canal Commissioner, w1tl, u magnificent
LHhtHAOAAblt EoAP41tsA4 VI " ooaHA soAAtHo "AtA
two leavoB. Ono page contains photographs,
and the other pa9o il largo solid silver plate.
with toHtimonia! letter ongrosbed thereon. Mr..
Fay III Democrat. and nearly MI Of the Anpor-
intondants nro Republicans,
IN aESEnAL.
Oalsey Halls first uamo il Abraham.
Bret Harte aud Tt. Mast are both permanently
domcilod at Morriatown, New JorseY.
Cen. Albert Pike has rented house In Alex-
Andria, Va, aud will Aeroaftor reside lhero.
The Princess Of Walos celebrated on the 1st
instant hor 29th birthday. 6ho gave dinner at
bandrngham.
Tue nothsc',ildu twolyo In number, aro worth
about &l00.0000 QUO. as firm, Including thelr in-
diyidual fortunes.
Mrs. George ". Demcru Inns sold tho interest
OF bcr lutc husband in tho A!banY Eee'aing
Jot.rnus for 5000.
According to tho London Saturday Herieso,
which Affects to know everything, John 4. DIX
IL " uoyolnor General " of Now York.
priuco Arthur wauted to 500 the AHlantee war,
but hts roya! parant wasn't willing. aud 30 he
had to sacrifice hB ambition Oh lho altar OF liul
affection
Mark Twain has reappeared at tho uanoyot
, 1873-12-30
N. limo OF &. ". \ Of 8. ". Il Of Sec.
IN W. IA
p.1t1 chainH.

CHICAGO Feb. ~, 1872.
hereby certify that have surveyed the S. ". Il of
tho s. w. Il Of Soc. H. Town 81 NJ Rango 13 r, Of tic
III r. II. aud that tho annexed plat is correct rcpro
gcntatlon ok part Of said survey.
WILLIAM soNuLz,
Licensed City mud County Surveyor.
Recorded In Book Of plats, No. i, pa2o n.