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The New York herald., 1873-02-16

"Goodby, jobsl" until next December when the
lobbyists will have before them a long
session to work in. The Senators had
hoped to have finished the Naval Appropriation bill
this afternoon; but 1t was late before they could
get at work on 1t, and there was then a series of
contests on amendments between the liberals led
by Cragin, and the economists, headed by Ed.
nunds, who was neither jolly nor happy. At last.
as dinner time approached, the Senate spetered
outs until there was no quorum which necessi-
tated an adjournment.
CaldwelPs Case Next on the List.
The Senate Committee on Elections and Prvi-
leges will report on Monday on the Caldwell case
and about Wednesday or Thursday on the Louisiana
cases. In neither case is the entire report as yet
decided upon.
The Postm aster Generals Recent Order
Touching Deficient Postage.
The Postmaster General having submitted to the
Attorney General the question, 'Should letters not
fully prepaid be charged at the once OF delivery
with double the deficit postage or only with
tue balance not prepaid S' the Attorney
General has, after full consideration
OF the different sections OF the act to revise,
consondate and amend the statutes relating to the
fost once Department, given mis- opinion that let
ters not fully prepaid At the time of mailing should
not be charged with double the deficient postage.
but only with the actual balance not prepaid I'm
mediatey upon the receipt of the opinion the Post
master General gave directions that the Post Of,ce
department should conform Herewith. In cousid-
erng the question which had been submitted nv tho
Postmaster General the Attorney General savs.
let 1t be noticed, In the first place. that the rate
of postage chargeabe on all letters for their trans
mission through the mail is fixed by section liza NJ
the Postal act three cents for each half ounce or
traction thereof With respect to this description
, 1873-05-18
The Great Chicago Jubilee.

I Ii
Jun1rEE HEADQUARTERS, CHICAGO, May II, 1873
Messrs. Carpenter Sheldon, the business managers
Of this mammoth Musical Festival announce tbs en-
gngement Of the wordrenowned Musical Director, MI.
P. 8. Gilmore who will conduct the Jubilee Concerts,
! commencing June s. His orchestra will be composed
Western brnda, Including Mr. Gil1nore's own band.
The performance will bo held In the magnificent nav
passenger depot Of the Michigan Southern md Kosk
t Island Railroads. This commodius building viii bo
opened on this occasion for the first time. twill haze
/ capacity for 40, COO persons. '~
to Chicago aud return for tara. It remains to
organize and discipline thu larse number Of singers
TINT wish 70 t4hs psE IN hsss ead ,os s
the position Of Chorus Superintendent who Will have
charge Of all details relating to the Organization and
societies from abroad who wish 70 join than ApplE
ss9s tss DILL. p'4sn i j u sanasn '' .4se ssea
that chorus of 900 singers can be organized for the
occasion, as thsre seems generh dispoatton on the
to the general success of this mammoth enterprise.
The choral numhe1a to be performed vim be selected
from the Boston Jubilee music, aud tho selections
Rehearsaa viii be ansug1srned in dtferemt parts Of
the city, under various directors the books
ss to5 Of Which IN b ysa
free admission to The Jubilee ooneerts.
will be reported under their society mama, with ths
names Of their ofbcerB In ~ cases the Nnstca Dl-
Teco1B OF Te&uar doc1eteA WILL he Responsible lot the
muaical ability Of the singers composing the organiza
ton.
Ths spirit Of energy and enterprise that has chaEao
terized our citizens III the work Of rebuilding beau
u1 ci ia the theme aud astonishnaent Of the whole
world. Should this spirit be caught by the esngera
what glorious burst Of welcome viii the thousands
Of visitors receive who come to this Festival Let them
carry homo with them The thought that, amid the in
eesssnt work Of rebuilding the cultivation Of music
that " New Chicago" viii Jet write mua1ca1 record
equal to the architectural she Is to-day 30 proud
OF.
It 10 earnestly hoped that all who wish to taks part
In the Jubilee Mill respond to this invitation without
delay,
Singers register their at the following
SIC stores: Mossrs. Lyon Hea1y, Measrs, Geo. F.
Root b Sons, MessrA. Root Lewis, and Messrs Theo.
Ellaore i Co., In the South Division. and at John
Molters. and J. ". Kennicott's In the West Division
:, For further information apply each day at these
headquarters from 10 to 2, United States Express
Building, Rooms 10 and II. Al correspondence must
be addressed to J. /. BUTTERFKLD
Jubilee Headquarters, Rooms 10 and II, United sates
E1p1ess Building, Chicago. .,:5
, 1873-05-18

At the last meeting Of the Chicago Ca1edonian Club
tho following preamble aud resolutions wera unaui-
monsly passed:
WHEarAs, God has removed from his 1abors our
friend and fellow -couutryman, Alexander Raffcn !;
and,
WHEHEAs, Although he has passed from Us to his
reward, he has lett behind him here memory frng-
rant with good deeds, which We do well to copy !;
therefore,
Resolred, That to his family {so1ne OF whom are our
brothers in the Caleduntan Club exand heart
We mourn with bis widow, who has journeyed With
him In this world for over forty yesrs, and no hope
, 1873-05-18

Several fine, large, pleasant rooms, furnished In ee-
CANT style or unfu1n1shed with drsclaaz board cou
be secured by gentlemen and their families at No. 3s4
Wabash avenue, By immediate application. 4 number
Of ladies and gentlemen also be accommodated
with excellent d1y-board. Connected with the house
is roomy and wslTsnt1ated barn, where two three
horses can receive good care It seldom occurs that
themselves and their animals win meet with every A.
tenton and tia opportunity presented should not be
oYerlookad.
, 1873-05-18

The Empire Par1or Bedstead
surpasses all. Seven styles. All sizes: New and In
proved deaagns- An elegant piece Of furniture,
one-fourth the space Of common tedstead. Adapted
to parlor, library, dining room, Office, and store.
Prices, SIS, e3 $45 $780, $G5, SIS, s85, 500. Sold
instal}11ents desired. Empire Parior Bedsiead Co.,
No. $50 West Madison street. Wholesale wareroonns,
No. $40 aud 372 West Madison street.
, 1873-05-18
THE CITY IN BRIEF.

The County Clerk Issued twenty-five marriag'
licenses yesterday, making & total Of 135 for til
week ;:
Aregu1ar meeting Of the Brick ManufActur
ers' Association will be held tomorrow after
poon at Room S, No. 2o2 Lasalle-st. -,
Id ssS Il I t. sssss sssSs: S:s@ IL?
The Council Committee On Judiciary met yes
terdsy afte1noon, and determined to recommend
tho confirmation Of John A1nberg as Deputy
Po1ice-Court Clerk for the West Division. ;
The classee Of the Chicago Christian Union
viii meet at No. III East Madison street at ~
o'clock P. NJ, as follows: Monday, Dramatic ;;
Tuesday, German; Wednesday, French; Thurs-
day, Literary Club.
Policeman John Hogan was before the Board
OF Police, yesterday, for being intoxicated. He
became drunk while on duty, and had to be
locked up: There being no paliation, he was
discharged. = -.
The Atheneum Literary Society OF the Chicago
University will hold it's anniversary meeting at the
University Place Baptist Church, corner Rhodes
The Irish Literary Association will meet at the
Union streets, at 8 o'clock this afternoon for the
transaction Of business. . =
The irs. annual meeting Of the Old Peoples
Home will be held on Tuesday afternoon, at No.
1915 Inddana avenue, for the election OF Board
OF Managers and for other general business.
In the absence Of more pleasing evidences Of
the return OF spring, in the way Of bursting buds
peripateto directory canvassers, VINO are now
making their annual round Of inquiry.
It is limited that the sold blind" who drags
torturing dirges from the melancholy hurdy-
gurdy st the tunnels western extremity, does so
70 revenge himself Of that portion Of humanity
whom Providence has not deprived Of. their
hearing.
Dr. Wesley Vincent, who has an Office on the
corner OF Randolph and Ha1sted streets, WAS
arrested on . ca 50 yesterday afternoon, and
locked up in the County Jail. The complain
ant is Henry 7. Helm, who claims that the doc
tor owes him 5261.85 for rent. - - :.
The congregation Of the Church Of the As
canslon, North Division, win worship at No: $40
Nc.th Wells street during the rebuilding Of the
church on its old site. Morning aud evening
service will be held every Sunday.
In order to secure to eacb soldier and sailor
bur1ed In our cemeteries proper remembrance in
the annual decoration, Col. s. D. Baldwin, Chief
Marshal at Graceland, requests the friends Of
the dead to report u soon as possible names,
regiment, rank, arm Of service, and number !of
lot and section where buried -
Work YVES commenced yesterday on the Viz
duct over the Chicago, Burlington l. Quincy
Railroad tracks, at Sixteenth and Canal streets.
The laying Of the foundations for the abutments
and piers will be begun On Monday. It is ex-
Days.
terday afternoon, upon the body Of Philip Mur-
ply, who died from the effects Of the accident
ut the Dessemer steel works. 4 verdict Waa ren-
derad that the accident was the result Of the
lack Of men to properly operate the hydraulic
power, and the proprieto1s we're censured-.
, 1873-05-18

=. kU8p8 F1ADC8.
The following letter to Measra. Julius Bauer T. Co.,
Nos. $50 and S96 Wabash avenue general agents for
these pianos, speaks for itself:
GARDNER HousE, OH1cAao, May TO- 1878.
Hess7s. Julius Bd1er d: Co.:
DEAR 6Rs: Having often during my connection
with the Italian opera used the KnAbe piano, take
great pleasure in stating that they fully equal to
the high reputation they have attained, both in this
country and in Europe. pleased to know Of their
success and glad to add my testimony to that OF
many others. Very truly yours, =,
u. CLARA LoUME KELLOGG,
, 1873-05-18

Bubbling Springs and Spouting Springs.
Eleven different mineral spring waters arc now drawn
BY Buck nayner at tie "spa-" OF these one is the
faE-famed Geyser, or spoung spring Of 6afatoga, and
the oher natural waters, and tho Magnetic Of Spring
Lake, n1ich., the Blue Lick, Of Ky., and the Deep
Rock from T. State Some are salty, sorne bitter,
other ALKALINE and nil fresh and sparkling. ANY
taste m.y Ia graded at either Of Buck Rayner Gle
p1ut Atrre4
, 1873-05-18
Family Wines.

The old and reliable wine house OF BENZ. Bruce Jr,
Co., {successora to Perkins, Stern Co., In this
ctty late of No. GIL Wabash zveuue, have removed
their new and elegant store No 119 Clark street. where
they nre opening one OF the choicest collections Of
native and foreign W1nea and liquors selected with
great especially for family and medicinal use Al
those seeking pure, reliable artcle will consult their
own interest BY calling ut Nessrs. Bruce Co.'S aud
bottls, dozen, gallon.
, 1873-05-18

Fresh Arrival Of New Linen Goods.
Ne in receipt Of choice novelties in towels
white and co1ored borders knotted and plain frnges
tray Cloths, doyes, napkins, lunch cloths, white,
Turkey red and huff napkins to match Turkish bath
towels and white cotton terry by the yard. Also
direct importation Of suiting Linens in natural shsdea
plain and striped, to be had only from Hotchdn,
Palmer Co., Nos. 1877 aud 139 State street. -
, 1873-05-18

We call special attention to the salo at auction by
Ellison Foster, Of house and lct with elegant grounds
situate No. SD Hubbard street, Of Wood This
is OF the finest pieces Of residence property in the
city. To grounds beautifully and art1stcany laid
out, AID pAins have been spared to bring them to
the highest OF perfecion. Parties desiring nrst
class property should fail to attend this eao which
viii take plaee on the premises, Saturday morning
ne1t, May a., at 10 O'Clock.
, 1873-05-18
An E1amrt Hat EArra

G. Smith, proprietor OF tho Pacific hat store, has
moved his large and complete stock Of hats caps, and
geus' furnishing goods from No. 1876 Twenty-seeoud
street to No. $50 On the thoroughfare The new
store Is fitted up In fine style, and IL much better fitted
tn erecy way for the trauaactfon OF Mr. Smiths con-
etantly increasing business. continuance Of the
same liberal patronage is earnestly desired.
, 1873-05-18
Secura a Home.

Persons looking for investment In cheap property
that will largely, 1t does not double within one
year, should call on A. B. McChesney Co., No. 1S3
East Madison street. Room 7, who viii sell this week
large number Of lots at Hyds Park, near depot and
west Of Lawnda1e. Price, 500 to $780, monthly ny
menta Of so. Secure home at once,
, 1873-05-18

and chain chronomoters with cylindrical balance
springs full r1,by-5eweed lever watches, with stem
Winding and hand-setting also q large variety OF
adies' watces Ill Of which they offer ut prices con-
eiderab1y below any other house in this city although
they do not claim to sell at cost. -
, 1873-05-18
Works Of Art.

An extraordinary salo Of really ne oil paintings by
American and foreign artists Of acknowledged repnta
Buffers & Co., Nos IS and 81 South Canal street, on
Wednesday md Thursday morning, 1lay u md a.
The collection will number nearly 300 gems, and
from the celebrated American Art Gallery Of New
York. ..
, 1873-05-18

On Monday, Aay &C. n. 4. Buffers h Co. viii hold
sale Of lots st Clyde choioe spot two n1ies west
Of the city limits, on the c. B. q. "A. Nr. Clarke
the proprietor, has expended large amount to make
Clyde one Of the best residence points between Obi
cago md Riverside. For particulars Of the eale zee
the advertisement Of the auctioneerH.
, 1873-05-18

An ingenious physician in Paris-Renaudot by na1ns
more than 200 years ago. began circulating a news
sheet for the Amusement Of bis patients. From th1i
newspapers grew, and soou became advertising xnedi-
uns for all classes OF goods, including the Enwood
and Warwick collars, /
, 1873-05-18

Now that the season has arrived when our citizens
Irido themselves having their houses rooma. snd
windows decorated With choice flowers. they should
street, and supply Themselves with ger1niu1s fuchsas
vezbenas, etc. You will find them unsurpassed fur
elegance and beauty.9 ;. /
, 1873-05-18

After the war, in 1854 E. E. Ryan Co. established
an insurance agency IN this city, and since that time
they have paid s2oo0co In lossea to the citizens
Chicago: They represent the came old companies that
passed safely through Chicago and Boston ThelrneW
office, No. o10 LaSalle-st., ia model, p. - :
, 1873-05-18

Should any Of tho numerous friends Of Letourneux
formerly Ut Madison street,, be overlooked in the
issue Of Letourneux h PageB Invitations they are
hereby notified that they most cordially invited to
call At any tiule as they will be at home night and
day In their elegant drug Store southeast corner
have all the old prescriptions.
, 1873-05-18

paasa1sty on the east side Of Cark, between Madi-
son and Washington Streets have all noticed Baratows
elegant new hat stcre Just opened at No. LIS Of that
thoroughfare. His friends have all congratulated him
N h1s new location This opening stock particulars
II attractive In new styles. :*' -'.:. '-..@-
, 1873-05-18

that Potter, King Co. selling : comp1ete blsck
walnut marble top chamber suit for sixty ioara md
other furniture At corresponding prices. The extra
ordinary inducements they have been offering their
the past week will be continued for few days
at Nos. 284, 286 and 288 Wabash avenue,
, 1873-05-18

formerly OF No. ATS Wabash avenue, has removed to
No. 119 Clark street. Look at these prices: Scotch
Tbs above goods viii ba made up In hrstc1ass style,
End lt guaranteed.
, 1873-05-18

Sight Is Prfceless---Removal.
l. Mauaxse, the West stde opdcan, is now in. his
new store No q West Madison street. His stock Of
pebble spectacles Is great speciality opera and field
elassea mathematical instruments, ETC., IL larger than
, 1873-05-18

The opening Of the Great Exposition Hazar, corner
Of West Madison and Hasted streets, Inst Thursday
evening, an immense The large and con-
tnued arrival Of goods throughout the past week. to-
gether with the grand rush for bargains there sees
Like old times again. -,
, 1873-05-18
Fine Spectaoles.

Persons who are compelled to spectacles should
procure none but tbs bert and mort teFtecs kind,
, 1873-05-18

Few TRIBUNE readers have any idea Of tho amount
OF Ice cream made here in Brzzleton made
over 26 900 gallons last season. He now has doubo
the facilities and aready is Of supplying hotels
restaurants, church festiyas and private famica with
over 50, 900 gaLons this ycar.
, 1873-05-18

-. The g. O. D. Laundry, -:
No. 375 Wabash avenue, Family washing specially.
a Lady to receive and deliver ladies' yvaahin1
, 1873-05-18

Headquarters for Watches.
Potter Brothera,, No. 90 Madison street, GRtBUzH
Building, hsvs tust received Iarga invoices Of elegant
Hatehes. among which sxs minute repeAters, Fu1ee
, 1873-05-18

The Genuine aeyaer Spring Water
Is drawn by Buck h Rayner, at both their stores.
, 1873-05-18

brick, Co140 feet, Nos. $50, $50, and 5s4 West
Washington street; Charles Harding, 2-story
and basement brick, 60140 feet, Nos. 65, 81, and
So Che5tnut-place; Fred. Fil1man, 2-story and
basement brick, 24150: feet, No. 4o1 North Wells
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To Democrats and Liberals: Having
been cand date before the Democratic
liberal county Convention, which convened
in this city on Saturday last, for the nom
mat ion of county Judge | take this method
Of expressing my heartfelt thanks to the
delegates composing that conven-
ton, for their cordial and fattcring sup
port. end that although not successful am
none the less thankful for their individual
efforts in making the gallant fight SO nearly
successful in my behalf which Will ever be a
grateful remembrance. One Of the funda-
mental principles Of this government being
that maioritias must rule, and where sever
al candidates aspire to the same position,
rome must of necessity suffer defeat,an as
Col. I. q. Olmstcd vas the successful
candidate before that convention | pledge
him my hearty support in the coming elect
ION hoping my friends may see the
PROPHECY Of doing the same. ! remain
Very Respectfully Yours.
Jon F. ZINSs
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PROCEEDINGS OF THE DEMO
CRATIC AND LIBERAL COUNTY
CONVENTION.

The delegates assembled, pursuant t.
the call, at the Court House, at 10 o'clock
and an organization was affected by tht
election of Richard Donovan of Rapids as
Chairman, and Hiram F. White, Secretary
with Felix Walsch, asst A committee
on credentials, consisting of c. DAIMLER, Of
Two Rivers, William Eatoush, of Kossuth
and J. w. Toombs, ID ward, City, wa.
duly moved and appointed. After some
little time occupied in vising the creden
tials, the following list was reported ant
read, tho house being requested to divide
the members sitting by themselves:
Schleswig-Peter Best, Michael Queen
Christian Tiederman.
Mceme-Michael Galloughly, Frank
RlrlinGer, Peter IIausch, George Yerma
Centrcville-IIugh Gorbaly, 2 votes
Egna.z Bergeschutz,
Eaton-John Schup, . votes Anton
Sprong, 2 votes.
Liberty-John Cody.
Newton-John 0'Lcary, Joseph Mar
kee, Michael Tougher.
Rockland-Not represented.
Cato-Seth Kendall, Thomas Lyons, Iii
ram F. White.
Manitowoc Rapids-Richard Donovan
Aio!ph Kughlor.
Tpxn pf hanitpwoo Norifs L ,aI
City of Maritowoc-lst wd., Carl Zan
der, Valentine Gelzter 2d wd. j w
Tuombs 81 wd, james Hanger, Egnat:
Stenzl, August Rose 4th Nd, II. r
Somers.
Maple Grovc-John Fielding, Andrew
Fritz, JOHN Hickey.
Franklin-B. S Lorrigan, Patrick
Long.
kossutt-Wm. Etaugh, J. C. McCarty
John Reinert.
Two Rivers-G. DAIMLER, L. lander, B
II. Wilkins, Felix Walsch, Morris Baum
Sebastian Bolders.
Cooperstown-John Bruce, votes
Chas. Becker, 3
Gibson-Christian Bicasky, Fred Zan
der.
Mishicott-John Terens, Louis Kohn
he, Fred. Bruemmer, Anton Chiau.
The roll was called and 81 delegate.
were found to be present. Michael Queer
being the only delegate from Schleswig, i
was unanimously voted that he cast tn,
three votes Of that town, making in all, 5;
votes to be cast in the nomina ton of Coun
;v Judge.
VIM. Eato"gh AMI Bernard Wilkin.
we're appointed tollcrs, and an informa
ballot taken; resulting in Olmsted %
pierpont G, Zinns Is, and E. W. Bur
nett t.
A formal vote was then taken, resultin:
in olmsted p, Picrpont G, Zinns 20, CIV
Burnct /, Z. &. Treat L.
Several ballots then took place wiihou
showing a majority, but during whiei
Linns developed considerable strength.
On tie sixth ballot, o!msted showed
clear majority over all others which an
nouncement was received with loud ap
plaGse, and motion to make tht nomina
tisn unanimous BY a response that awok
the cid ball up again.
The proceedings of thc convention yer,
carried on with the utmost order and &c
-
curusn
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A CAR ID.

Dated, Manitowoc, March 10Th, 1873
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The delegates, while they exhibited a
keen appreciation of the duty they were
there to discharge, voted qnietly as the
dictates of their conscienccs indicated, Ct
as the will of their constituents required.
The complete absence of any of those
practices, which have filed our national Of
fees with tue tools Of political c'iques ard
rings, starting from packed con- entions, or
Of any disposition on either side to cor
rupt delegates, was particularly noticeable.
On the whole, the nominee can bat feel
honorcd that he was nominated by such a
convention, and in such way and the
delegates satisfied in that they succeeded
in selecting candidate so well fitted for
the Office and worthy the votes Ct the
whole county.
7 "
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IN PR0BATE-MANITOW0C COUNT
l Court. In the matter Of the estate q,
Patrick o Neal, deceased on reading an
fling the l'etitiJn Of Michael CrHu"il G.
Maple Grove, in said county, representa-
among other things that the saii Pnt.is
o'Neal iaIe Of Maple Grove III sal! county
on the ! Sth day Of February, \. d. io7
at his residence in sid town Il Maple GroN
in said county, died iutestate, !eayiur good
chatie!s and estate within this State Of w.
cousin and that the sal! petitioner il 4 re
alive Of said deceased, and praying that ad
minis:ration of said estate be TO Niche.
Cornell granted. it is ordered tbat said pet
tion be heard before the Judge OF this Cuur'
on Monday, the 3lsy lay Of March, A. i.
1873, at ten 0 clock \. NJ. IL my office i
said county. Ordered further, that motto
thereof lie given TO the heirs Of sud decea-
ed, and to all persons interested. by publish
ing n copy OF this order for three Succcssiv
weeks prior to the day of hrlrinc in Tn
MASIT voc PILOT, a wcck'y newspaper
published 1T Manitow0c. in said county.
W. W WALDO, County Judge
Dated Manitowoc, the 81 day Of M.,rcl
\. D., 1878. 39-3w
Nnxu rs-2,sA. c,,Ec
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GEO. PANKRATz and Hugh Morrison
were 20 start yesterday afternoon for up
river, tc be on hand for rivcr-driying. 1t
is a pretty good sign Of a general breakup
when these men start out. They are old
and early birds, and will surely gobble
the worms if tEey are out and are not
easily fooled by any false fattery of the
elements.