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, 1873-08-11

Tho Chicago rroduco markets woro modor-
ntely active on Saturday, in brcadBtuifs, md
stronger. Meas pork was quiet and 5o01vc nor
brl lghor, md $15.75@15.80 cash, AMI sl5.so@
1890 seller September. Lard was quiet aud
firmer ut 724@71sc per lb for wintor, aud 79St0
TIC for summer rendered. Moata wore ouiot
and firm, at 711s@so for Shoulders, ot<@o5ko for
short middlos, and 1o@1214o for swoot plcklotl
hams. Lake froights were moro active, and
stoady ut 30 for corn to Buffalo, 1IirhwinoH
wero dull and unchanged, at o11Ic por gallon.
Flour was active and n shade higher. Whoat
was quiet and somewhat stronger, but closed
tane ut S1.20 cash. S1.159G Bo]ler tho month.
and s1.0qH uollor September. Corn WAS mod
eratey active, and 20 lower, closing ut 3716o
cash, and 3716o soller October. Oats wero dull
anu 14c lover closing at 27114c aollor tho month.
and 20o sol1or September. Ryo was quiet and
firm ut Soc. Barley WIS in good demand, anl
advanced l14c, closing at 900 for now No. 2,
Hoier September. Tho hog market was firm aud
fairly active at $4.25@4.85. No change was no.
ticeablo in tho cattle mud sheep nurketn, tho
former ruling quiet at a2,oO@G1o, aud tho latter
at 3a.60@4,75,
, 1873-08-11

Tho now tide Of immigration which 1as com.
snoncod to this country from n,,ssia promises to
DO ono OF unusual Importance. Tho supply at
proaont sccms to como from two religious
so'rccs. Ono Of thom IL 4 colony nlado up of
omigranta originally from pr11ssa, Wurtembcrg,
and Bavaria, wl1o lott thsir homoa md settled In
odoaaa, 30 that they might onjoy creator 1olig-
fonH privlcgos. Although they formed spcoial
government Independent Of Russian authority
except tile payment Of certain tax for tho land
thoy occupied, tho Russian Government has al
waya treated thom with tho utmost GOODWILL,
until laat yoar, whom II sought to ouroi1 tl,om
in tho army rs Russian subjects. They rcytstod
this attompt, and at laut obtained cousopt to
loavo tho country. Tic frat install1nopt OF tho
colony, 300 in number. has a1rcaiy reached horo.
Iholr agents have soleotel lands In Iowa, M
braska, Minnesota, and Dakota. Tho 1areeBt
Immigration, however, will como from tho Men
non1toB, who nusnbor about q, 900. Tho advance
OF this nect will roach hero In Ootobor Tnoy aro
excellent farmers, and will bring with them from
s12, 100000 to $15, 900, 900 in gold,
, 1873-08-11

a Matamoraa nowspaporreports rccont ma,..
saore at tho town OF Zaragoza, which compares In
k1nd and horror, if not in oxent, With tho st. lar
tholomeW Massacre Of old. About thirty proteat-
ant" "oro assembled for public vorahip, whom thp
door Of their mcoting-houso WAS brohou onon bv
m armed mob, who killed ono mnn outright.
mortally wounded two others, and bent and
routed tho rost Tho women wero maltrcatek1
and violated. Tho worst fcaturo Of tue caao in.
that tho Government Of Puebla has taken nm
moasurea for approhending or puniahlng tho
a6sasainB, and tho statement is mado TINT tho
ProteBtants have boen refused protection Ut the
lands Of the police
, 1873-08-11

ton lottcr eoyoroly commenting upon tho 70.
cont work publihl,od by Mrs. Loonovons, on
narom Lite. ut tic Court OF: Siam. htrs, Loon.
owens in turn has rcplEod to tho Secretary, an, In
her communication, printed In tho Boston AT.
pcrtisor, oxprossos no surprise ut the con-
tonta Of ), tho Becrotnry's lottor, mud
statos that before sho loft finn
aho was threatened will, tho oAtility of tim
chief ol1icors Of tho Government, and tho with
holding Of tho honorarium loft l,cr and ler eou
by tho late King, II sllo published limo con-
corning Court 1fe In tint country. Mrs. Loon-
owens Bays, furthermore, that those who doubt
tile truth of her statements would 10 well to
Try fow years Of Hojourn within tho walls Of
bangkok, land thon they will not only bc
iorced to admit by actual experience tho strict
integrity which charaoterizes my sketches Of
elamoso lffo, mannors, customs nna pr.otfoos.
out bo lod to wondor how any woman with load
and brain could have preserved lor roaaon nndor
SUCH complicated and terrific aspects and con-
ditions Of lifo"
, 1873-08-11

Tho Paris Figaro is displaying remarkable m .
torpHso just ut prosont in collecting Amercan
newa. It Inns astoniBLod tho parisians m t,yc,
occaHIona recontly. First, It drow q terrible n;e,
ture OF the operations Of band of asaast;,s
: which infested tho Slate of Now uamns,,;,a.
All their Victims had tho Ramo mark, the govcr1
ing Of tho carotid artery. Once tho police CANA
suddenly upon tho band, but tho momborg fed
and ran through the town at full spocd pass-
Ing a Photographic gallery In thoir f]ight. Tho
photographer at onco turned bis 1eua
upon them and had .ll thoir photographs In +
t"'nkling' Tho next morning tboy were rocoe-
nfzod aa residents OF tho town, and wero all mr.
fested. The SECOND story of tho FYqaro was
aoous an American millionaire who packed h;s
1ashor IN pork barro1 In order to BOND him
home as freight, and Havo the prico Of paseore
demanded for corpse. This sort Of stuff haz
mndo great sensation in Paris, and is getting
mp lively reputation for tho American visitors,
Having succeeded SO well with tho first tvo
yarns, wo may look for still more startling mar
ratlvoa from thiH entcrprising aboot
, 1873-08-11

Of few conta ;por baahol have not fatlod
to attract tho attcntion Of tho corn.producors.
Tho indifference aud non-ao.ion of tho Obfcaao
Board Of Tradc, and tho insulting and oyorboar-
ing reports Of it's oommittoes, havo thoroueh1y
satisfied tho country. that further Legislation is
demanded to put all end to such an abuse. It
would look hotter IL tho Doart1 would itself pro-
poBo such remedies M nro needed to place tho
warehousing Of corn on bottor baHlH; but II tl,e
Board will not do this, It will find tho Legislature
applying remedies without. asking them any
questions on tho subject
, 1873-08-11

During tho recent election In kontuckr thoro
were nevolnl riots bot~oon ncgrooa and whites.
one OF which, ut Ncholasyillo, tl,roatoned At ouo
tlnlo to DO worry serious. In tbn district, Col.
William Brown 'yas tho Republican candidate for
lilo Legislature, aud Col. hlilos tho Democratic,
I''o voting plnco was located by tho County
Judge In tue worry heart Ut tho negro quarters,
Tor tho purpose, an is allogel, Of tetorrng wllto
''lou from going: among 30 many nogrooa Tho
democrats, however, rallied to tile sup,,ort
"f their ca1Ilidato, and woro carryim,
tue day for lin, whom Tho ncvroos
gathered togotl,or In body and ,lrovo
them from tue polls. Nat content with th;u
they armed themselves and act out for a raid
up"n tho tow". Tho eEtixeua, l.owoyer. hom,,,1
togethcr to raaint them, when tho uorroos ,,oa,n
lug discretion tho bottor part OF valor, rotirod
Tho result Of tlle day was tho election Of lin
Republican candidate, hut his sent will In
contcstod The foollng OF tia wll,o nm.
plo in tho diasrict is 10 bitter tilat they bnyo
commenced MI organization for tho i,npor.
taton Of white labor. In San Autou!o, Texas.
, 1873-08-11

Tho Boston journal publishes lelinqucnt
tnx-list Of the aame kind which annually brings
down contnmcly upon the doyotod heads Of CHI
cago from aggrioved. communities which do not
hnve 80 much property to tax and, consequently.
not 70 long !; delinquent list We notice tie
Boston list for difrcrout purpoAo. Tho man.
nor Of publication III that should bo initiated.
The narno Of the owner mud amount of tax In
given; tho division is made under tho eoyorn1
wards; and tho property ia locnted by stroot and
NUMBER rs we'll rs by tho horoglyphcs OF renl
estate torminoIogy.
, 1873-08-11

l"porefs htrod, and loss t]lan tho actual average
COBB OF Aving-yields only $101, or less tl,an s
per cont, for repairn, renewals, and intorcst on
S2,241 Of capital invested for eno1 noraon o,nu
ployod.
but manufacturing, altar providing s11o for
tue subsistence Of oAoll poraon supportod,-Ilst
"hat 1t oo5tH in laboring farnlllos II, thu stato
"hero living ts most coatly,-ylolda s21o. or 30
pcr cent, for repairs, ronowals, aud prof1ta ~,
soSo OF capital invostod for oacl person ou,-
ploycd. -:
o'ear1y, 1t is no wonder that agriculture, ocou-
pylng holf tie workers In the land, though Il bud
occurred thonl SO por cent Of tho woalth OF tin
country III 1860, possessed only 81 por cont In
187o* But, then, tho tariff is q political qucy-
tion, and tho farmers ought by all means to
avoid it"l
, 1873-08-11

1he doVernor-0eMoral Of tho Dominion nf
C"naaa IN" put su eztinguiuller upon tho pro-
lect to transfer the investigation of tllo alleged
bribery of tho Ministry from a Parliamentary
to Rnyal Commission Ho haB announcea II, :,
speech that he recognizes tho Parliament aa tho
roal Government Of Cauatla and that 10 will bo
governed by that Parliament In all lis DEALINGS
With tho Ministry and tho people. Ii Parliament
decide to l'avo an investigation by a committee
o' 'ts own members, lie will not Interfere with
IT, nnd' should Parliament yoto waut of conf
uonco in Sir John a. Macdonald aud lia co,-
leagues tho Governor General will not lcsitato
to appoint now Ministry Parliament is to
meet OIL The 13th of August.
, 1873-08-11

Tho building Of 1873 III tho City of Chicago,
though loss remarkable than that Ut 1879. ia
nevertheless extensive. The lots and parts of
o'oeAa III tho burned district loft unbnilt last
year havo been larso1y covered this season. and
with cdltlceH i'll kooping with those put up ii.
l872 At tho close OF 1873, the area in the Soutl,
Division covered with costly buitlines will 10
far moro extensive than before tho fire. INT
t1e work in 1878 ia by no moans confined to tho
southern aido Of tho river. All oyor thu
North Division there are extensive imDroyo-
menta in tho way Of residence buildiues.
as we'll as business property. Tho samo
rapid extension Of permanent improvements.
especially in tho way Of dwelling houses, is Wit
nossod ln all rarta Of the West Diyiaion :; md
for those dwelling-houses thero nre always roady
purchasora or tonauta. One reason for tic in,
monse oxtent OF building this season is iu tho
c1'oapness of building material. AZ ono time in
1872, bricks cost Us high Ut 1921 Per thousand
lald in tho wall, while tls year they cos. hardly
half that sum. So cl.eap aro bricks at this
tlmo tint they aro largely purchased and piod
upon vacant lots by prudent owners for future
llao. Nover has there boon srch a demand for
prIcka AZ within tho last two years but tho in.
creased production, which las HOW become =
permanent industry, has boon equal to tho de-
MAUD Instead Of being al importer OF bricks, !
ch'cago can now manufacture and nupply then, |
to distant points cheaper than thoy eau bo mule !
at p'acoB which have hitherto in part supplied
tho city,
, 1873-08-11
Tits CHICAGO DAILY rR1BUNE MONDAY AUGUST IT, ,s7a

Tor HoYoral days past, tl,oro Inns boon an
intonAo oxoitoment growing out Of a
different cauBo. 4 negro belonging to
tho colorod company stntlonod thore, hay
ing writton an Insulting lottor to young
lady OF tho town, l.or fathor mot him and oiaa-
tlaed him. Tho colorod company at once took
tho part of tho negro, and threatened tho town,
Their olicors wcro unable to control thon, and
aont word to Tho police to TINT offoot. Tho ott-
zons turnoa out in force and armed themselves
for protection. Con. Augnr promptly cnmc on
tho ground with other Uuitod States of|cors.
and managed eventually to quell tho disLurl,-
ance and got tho colorod company ont Of town,
although they threatened to roturn and hsyo
vengeance.
, 1873-08-11

In tho official report of Il, q, Marcy. ". NJ
Dunn, aud John Z. Smith, on tho Fort suollint
transaction, we find an important stipulation st
1ar aa they aro individually concerned. Tho,
say: "The undersigned havo not conceived tia,
anylnyostigation into tho legality Of tho transac,
tton botwoen Afr. stcelo and tho Commissioners
who negotiatod tic salo on tho part of tho Gov.
ornmont, camo within tho scope Of their inatruo.
tfons' They then alludo to tho report of tho
Committee Of tho House of Representatives
quoting that portion Of 1t which declarcs that
the sale Of tho fort, and 90 much Of tho lind at
tached to it as waa necessary for military pur-
poses, waH without authority Of 1aw. They
mako no rofcronco, however, to that por-
tion Of the report which doolaros tho on
tire transaction void for fraud. It soou,y,
therefore, TINT tho Board who of1lciatod IN tho
last transaction took to put up the bare be-
hind thom by directing the sccrotnry's attention
to the HonHe Committeo's report, and washing
tl'oir hands of everything connected with tito
Legality of tho transaction" meaning thereby
tho transaction between Floyd and stoelo.
1t appears to us tlat Board Of officers roa1ly
intont upon serving tho Government and making
an "equitablo Hottlemcnt," would hayo not
merely matlc distant aElusion to tho roport Of
tho Congressional Committee, but would lavo
incorporated the conclusions OF tllat Committee
III their own report They soonl to have
mado just onougl, reference to it to
aavo their own bacon,' throwing upon tho
Secretary Of War the responsibility of deciding
upon tho "loga1ity Of tho transaction" But tho
Secretary, whom 1t comes. his turn, makes not
tho faintost nllusion to tho legality Of tho sao
Ho moroly says: Horo is tho report Of tho
Doard, in accordance with which have selected
anti reserved ], sat acrcs, nnd conveyed tho re-
naming 6,39i ncros to Steele. Tho only money
paid by stoclc for this property WAS $50, 900.
Tho prico paid for it was therefore, s4G9 por
acre. The Board, in their report, say It waa
worth $50 per nero. Tho lalf Of it which stoolo
has since sold brought sG2 per aero.
, 1873-08-11

In each caHo, five persons OF about tho
aame age woro supported, but the difference
in circumstances is plainly soon In tho quantity
as we'll az tle kind Of food consumed. Yot 81. .25
per day ia the average Of wages paid to all per-
Sons employed III manufacturing establishments; :;
worry large proportion must therefore receive
oyon loss, aud 1.-Two still moro economically, On
the olher baud, 9250 por day is less than tl,o
ordinary wages paid to so1no classos of labororg.
Who's" consumption may therefore be presumed
to 10 still more liberal than that Of tho
tan'ty lnatancod. Observing how very wido
alaercneo exists In tho quantity Of
1ood consumed botweon porsons all Of
whom live by their daily labor, md
upon wagos ncithor below tho average nor
near the maximum, 1t is easy to 300 how surely
Change i'll the quantity Of food consumed in q
community will rcault from a riHo or fall in tl,e
Pflco OF food' wngea remaining tho aamo, or
from rio or fall in wages, cost OF food re.
manning tho san'o. For tho great maIority of
tile community, there il always room, for grouter
economy without roacl,ng tie baro minimum
necessary to support life, nntl sucl. economy III
Ehe 1cadioHt roaonrco whom pr,cou riBo or waeos
|aa. Asso, Tor tho great majority tnera Ia often
material improvement III tho quantity az woll aa
''lo quality OF food consumed, and to such IN
Improvement lilo universal lesiro uro,nnta
prices fall or wages rjgo. Nroroovar
'A'ohs ianl''las III moderate circumstancog
aot' ID al"aya a considerable quantity OF food
spo"aod IN aat'afylng tho doH1ro for variety Of
ma or OF preparation. aud, in tls expenditure,
''"eh contributor to comfort anil ofton to
oa'tl' and yet is not always absolutely nocos-
"ry to t!io support nj 1ifo, there IL room for
cry groat reduction whon change Of ciroum.
taneos prompts economy. or for almost uulim-
oo inofease' whom Improvement Of ciroum-
'Ances warrants q moro liberal qualification Of
1e appetite.
1ieAco' 1t 10 Ill indisputablo fact th6t tho
, 1873-08-11
WAREHOUSE LEGISLATION.

We beg again to call tho attention of th
Board OF Trado to tho necessity Of taking som,
action On tho subject Of hot corn. During til,
courae Of this summer thero may bo, say. GOO. .00t
bushels OF corn posted rs, hot. This posting
may be oil honest, and tho corn may be Just a
1t ia posted, but 30 long az corn can bo posted as
hot which is not hot, or not hot enough to hurt
no long as fraud is possible, and 30 long as 1t is
remembered that falso posting Of corn was once
systematically praeticod for dishonest PURPOSES,
go long will tho impression prevail beyond
| the city TINT such posting ia generally
fraudulent Tho man living 100 to 200 mileH
from Chicago, who has In store horo 5000 BUSH
.oH Of corn, sound when 1T went into stose uut,,-
rally inclinos to the opinion. when Lis corn Ia
posted as hot, that sonloboly is lying. 1T all
events llo will say 80. It will not do to tell him
that such frauds wero practiced by Y aud Y, who
arc nolougor in the business, aud that now
warcllousing is II, tho hands OF straightforward
mon like Hiram Wheeler; tho owner Of tho corn
fais to eco any reform in tho business so long as
tho posting Of corn continues. -
Tho great public who send their corn to Chi
cago llavo lively recollection Of the fact that
for several yoars there WAS an effort to obtain
legislation that would romedy tho dcfoots and
OWLS OF the warehouse system, ind that in this
struggle the Board of Trade Of Chicago was not
courayeouBly on the allo OF roform, and TINT
what was accomplished both in tho Legislature
md in tle Constitution, was dono in spite Of tho
earnest efforts Of portion Of tho Uoard SO
strong and vehement were tho denials of fraud
and 30 earnest tile ofrorta to maintaiu tho old
systotn, that 1t required tho disgracoful dis
closures Of few yonrs later to SILENCE tho
fulsitlorB. Now, whether tho Chicago Board Of
Trade moyos In the matter or not, tlloro is no
doubt tint the Legislature will tako action on
tho llot-corn bBinoHa. What TINT action will DO
cannot now be forescon. Tho prevailing aenti-
mont among people not in the tralo is that,
when warehouse nlatl receives corn In good
condition In htoro nNl destroys itH identity by
mixing it with othor corn, llo IL bound TO doyor
to tho owner an equal amount OF goud
corn. Tho common law raquiros from lilo wnre.
only ordinary caro- aud tlitiyo,,ce In
tho properly intl1lalol to lim, il, |
casoh whero the property can bo idontftlotl. 1t |
ioeH mt prescribe tile romoly for loBs Ia caBes |
shoro tho particular property cannot 10 found.
1t IL competent for tho Legislature to prescribe
'''e4 rono1y, and tho principlou OF equity will
tho owner to demand good corn in
IVORY caao, unlosa tue warehougonlan shall Aavo
akon all tho precautions known to tho trade to
'eop 1t ln aa good condition as when received.
Tho ropoatod poBtluga OF hot corn In tnia city
his Rlln,'nori tho notorious fact that tho corn
Aus dscroditcd WIS shipped to buffalo, and
Lore dried and sold M sound corn at al expense
, 1873-08-11

The New York Tribune of a recent data nu,,.
listied letter from Long branch saving tint n
distinguished Wostoru Senator Ind hmm Nv
cludod from ono Of tho tayeruB ut that place for
conduct 'nsolorable i'll d Long Brunch hotel. In
It" 'ssuo OF Aug. 8 tho Ba,uo paper uakos tho
affair tho subject of all editorial article, partly
oil tho otfrontory Of certain persons who defend
the ansary-grab on moral grounds, in tl,e courso
Of Which it says:
via ns3ntattnns ailtl d.rr.ycd nn,i,. Wiz ~ ,,a1
'e1 h'"Ee and raranonr public exhibition In tia
Guy and at Long nranch-between him au1 1o preri-
aHncy Of tue United States are but t,yn i've. mi
"ne Of them OF fraiicat tenure. """
Noboay Who has moi sat himself and para,,,our
f'n exhibition as aforesaid need fool l,in,se]f IN,
lu,ed by tile Tribunc's ARTICLE
, 1873-08-11

Another question l.aa ariunn concerning the
'trGinius which mny damage her status n,atori-
ally. 1t III said that sho III really the property Of
South American Republic, which bought l,er
two years ago. sl'onld this provo to DO tr,,o,
el1o not only has fol fotcd all right to our pro-
tection' but will 10 seized by our cruisors
wherever found, uml condemned for having.
fsandulontly claimed gafe conduct out OF Aspin-
"aIl harbor Oil tho ground TINT sho was all Amor
lean voeAol,
, 1873-08-11

II the statement DO correct which comes from
Washington, TINT tho Wawasuct, OH her last
fatal trip, carred 160 passengers in violation OF
fifty, the loss Of life must bo largely
chargeablo upon those WHO permitted This OYER
crowding. It ia further statcd TINT there voro
not on board lifc-saying appliances enough for
30 many as fifty persona.
, 1873-08-11

Very few lives were lost i'll the investment or
deteuso Of Valencia, Spain, which surrendered
to the Government troops OIL Friday. All tho
losEos III killed and wounded on both sides
we're not moro than 30l Tho leaders, of the in
sargeats Escaped tho night before the surrender
tu CartaEeuA.
, 1873-08-11

Hion upon Ills hoArorH. Gov. B,nith believes In
tho arangeH. Ho took tlo two mont nrom,.
mont objections TINT are urgod against theao
aeaoc'ations, and mado one answer tho otl,or.
ono OF them is that tho Grange III soorot 30
c1o'y; tllo other tint 1t admits women, Gov,
smith is OF tho opinion that toro In not much
"aaGef to DO unprecedented from Boorcsy with this
eolnbinaiinn
, 1873-08-11

Supt Washburn is declared, by tho Committee
appointed by tho Common Council to examine
tho charges mndo ngainst him by milwaukee,
merchants, to have been guilty Of no violation
OF this CITY.
, 1873-08-11
OH gbleayn Mnibu1le.
Monday Morning, August IL, 1879.

Tho wheat crop Of the United States for 1873
Is expected by tho Agricultural Department to
reach gao, 600 bushels. Illinois wil harvest
Is per ccut loss corn than usral.
, 1873-08-11

1t IL the opinion ct both the Herald mud
l''o Jo'''""t of Salt Lako City, pretty plain]y
'Apressetl, that the divorce gut l,r,,,,,,t
against brigham Young by ann Eliza wolb oua
Oh Alb plural wives, is nothing moro nor roaa
tl'an blacktnailing operation, It ia vary cor-
tain that no H1,it for divorce cau 10 outertaj,,a
10 tho United states Courts between n aavo,-
''""''' "''e' tho ot'lor s'xtoon being alive, and
B." " "p''sl"'"lA'' Ihe p'1rpoao of lie suit muBt
'cie'oFe' haSo been something besides tho pro-
1uFlf'E Of divorce. which tho lawyors of
Nils Young No. II know perfectly woll
'ahhot bo obtained. 1t ia predicted tint
thefo Will 10 compromise, aud tho
hals Lako Journal Is or tho opinion That n1r.
1o'mg Will come down handsomely In order tn
prevent m oxpoaa Of hia domestic affairs. MANY
nun, not polygamist. would do a. much.
, 1873-08-11

1ho Farmors' Movement lna male It's ynv
p'to Georgia. Gov. Smith, Of That State, 70.
comfy mado speech to n largo crowd from lilo
steps Of the Thonaston Court-fIouBo II, ,v,,,,,
''e encouraged tho farmers IN thoir new efforts
70 help themselves. Ito c!od, Az an Illustration
al tho grievances they snfror, caao III Which
1o'too hl1l1o1B Of corn Ind boon bought in Iowa
thIa aoaaon for Is cent? per brAhol and sold in
ueorgia for s1.25 per bual4ol. Az tho dfroreuca
was charged to transportation and to tho middle-
lnet' tho Case was one likely to mako al impros-
, 1873-08-11
TERMS OF THE TRIBUNE,

TERMS or sun#cn1r1ioN tpAvAn1E IN AnvAncE,.
dl nsy, ay me....Sl2jNl SSM}ay.. 2.ntl
fnrts Of yoar Mt tho Fhtne rata.
70 rrosont delay ami minakes, 10 suro nnt eiyo post
OAce Hl'lress III full, Including State md county.
Iielttancos may o nino either BY rnt, o1psuss Post
Os:co uller, nr IN tegfstcicl lotors nt our rlsk.
Trtlsta err RuNaCnrnEfa
Daily, dpvorod Hlhtay excepted. ii centa tos xeek
untI,, aoiyttea, Hntny Included. ~ contA nor veok
Address Till; TRIBUNE COMPANY,
Corner Madison and 1enrboru- ATS, Chicago. ill.,
, 1873-08-11

We have already noticed the fact TINT tho
Private Secretary OF the King Of Siam hay writ
, 1873-08-11

Muv1UKERs TllEATRK-hfn,lteon, tgtvoon 1,c.-.
born nnl 3nio. "funnlco Of raot Tofux Man"
GLOBE Observation-Disclosures atrcot tetwoen Mad.
kon hHh Washington. " HAin Fauo+" ~
I1DO1.EY'S TifEATRE-Ranto!ph Rtroot, botrocn
Cark and I4a3alle. " DIVORCE" " ~