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The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1873-02-28
THE LITTLE GLASS SHOE.
A SoRrHLASD FAIRY TALE.

"Hol 10 ! IA ha what il il yiew?"
John Wilde, the plowman cried,
A. be hit his foot on little glass shoe
That lag on tine mountain side;
" Some fay has lost II, there's never a doubt,
And all how lucky for me-
The owner viii soon be- roaming about
10 md where his shoe may be.
And So" said John, en- carry IT home,
That's just what III do,
And he viii pay me pretty sum
Who buys this little glass SHOE
And he spread the story far aud near,
For many mile around,
That the fairy might surely hear
Who the litil, glass shoe had found.
Aud soon To John merchant came,
Who said he had heard the news;
And would the plowman sell the same
To dealer in little glass shoes?
And he offered John pretty price
For the shoe that he had found;
But John replied IL was much too NICE
To 60 for hundred pound;
Then the merchant offered hundred more,
But the plowinan still said, Nay;
The man who buys my shoe, he sWore,
"Will dearly haveto pay
There's not so pretty shoe on eaFtn
To cover lady's toes;
And then happen To know it, worth
Far better than you suppose
That shoe is one of wOndrous price,
(That nobody can deny,)
And yet, perchance, there's some device
May serve the shoe TO buy.
II you are able to show me, now,
When am blowing my field,
That every furrOw behind my plow
A shining ducat may yield
Why, then, 10 you the shoe III give,
Else / will keep II myself
For an ornament, as long as live,
To grace my mantel shelf ~
And 80 il was the fairy bought
(rTwas he in merchants guise y
His own glass shoe, and, quick a. thought,
Away 10 his home he hies.
And of went John, with much delight,
As fast a. he could 90,
by trial to prove that very night
Ii the charm would work OF no.
And he found the fairy's word was true,
Az he promised in the trade;
For a shining ducst came to view
In every furrow he made
And again next morning on he went
Nor scarce 10 eat could stop
To plow again-he was so intent
To gather his golden crop.
And so he plowed, and plowed, and plowed,
And scarce for sllmber ceased;
No wonder John was growing proud,
So fast his wealth increased
And still he plowed by day and night,
When none were looking ON,
Till he seemed, indeed, sorry wight.
He grew so lean and wand,
And still, when none his work might view,
He plowed by night and day;
And still the more his riches grew,
The more he pined away,
Until, at last, his work was stopt,
And the plowman, where was he"
Down in the furrOw, alas he dropt,
As dead a. dead could be
MORAL.
Though good is gold, to have and hold,
Ny story makes it clear,
VINO sells himself for sordid pelf
Has bought it much too dear
john g. SAGE
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1873-02-28
Pith and Point.

THE coming mana waiter.
sH-MoNEY-Nurses' wages.
OpD fellows haul-A rich wife.
A GOOD side show-A pretty cheek.
A FAST friend-The electric telegraph.
A powDER-MILL-A duel with pistols.
THE light of other days-The rush
light.
Too MUCH whisky will make rye face
for You.
How TO prevent bad dreams-Don't go
to sleep.
MIN with winning ways-Successful
gamblers.
BEAUTIFUL lie of the sea"-Sperm
whale oil.
A VERY striking actor is pretty sure to
make a great hit.
ABOUT time "the beautiful snow" was
run into the ground. "
QUERY-Can a dark woman be cons;d-
cred one of the fair sex?
If the burglars carry off your plate
why is it right? Because it's not left.
WHAT quadrupeds are admitted to
balls, operas, parties, etc? White kids.
WHY is L the gayest letter of the
alphabet? Because it is the center of
fun.
An exchange says that brother editor
slipped down and broke his scissors
arm.
OUGHT you to reckon dogs worth by
what he will fetch or by what he will
bring?
If Adam is accountable for "conse-
quential damages" he will have a rough
time of it.
WHAT cord is that which is full of
knots, which no one can unite, and in
which no one can tie another? 4 cord of
wood.
"TH1s insurance policy is a queer
thing" said Dobbs reflectively. If /
can't sell it 1 cancel it; and if l cancel
it, l can't sell it.
A YOUNG lady, writing on the subject
of kissing, says 81 would as lief have
ii good kiss as new cashmere. And
we would quite as lief, if not liefer, give
it to her.
"THERE's one thing" said q gentle
man at race, "that nobody can beat,
and that is time" Fudge ~ exclaimed
bystander, every drummer in the
land beats time ~
81 WISH you would pay little atten-
ton to what / am saying, sir, roared an
irate lawyer at an exasperating witness:
We'll, | am paying as little as l can,
was the calm reply.
A WORTHY gentleman in Danbury
played euchre at a neighbours house un-
til an hour after midnight Monday, and
beat every game, but got skunked going
home.-Danbuy Ncoos.
Ct WISH / was in heaven" said dis
couraged Mrs. O'Clarence the other
morning. $50 would /, observed her
brutal husband, if l hadn't friends
there whom l value"
DIR. SMooTHAiAN is quite a lady's
doctor" observed Mrs. Faintaway. $50
nice !" said one lady. SO chatty! said
another, Never prescribes many things,
said third. 80, he's duck y cried
an enthusiastic young matron. You
mean quack," growled her husband,
who had just seen the doctors bill for
one year 5 attendance.
THE free and Independent banks of
Ohio ceased business years ago, but they
have all still outstanding more or less of
their unredeemed circulation. The
seventeen free banks and eight indie
pendent banks had on the 18th of No
vember an aggregate of S64,967 out
standing.
MARK TWAIN says you cannot find az
much climate brushed together anywhere
in the world as you can in the Sandwich
Islands.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1873-02-28
A Rat-Proof Corn Crib.

The simplest way of making corn crib
rat-proof is to set it on posts, say two
feet high, and at the top place inverted
tin pans, of size sufficient to extend two
or three inches over the posts. Then
keep the crib separated from every other
building, and from the ground except by
these posts. Western Farmer.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1873-02-28

A PLEASING little instance of luxurious
pauperism is furnished by family IN
Norwalk, Conn. 1t consists of five per-
sons, who together spend $3.50 per week
for opium, and apply to the town au-
thorities for coal and bread and butter
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1873-02-28
How TO get the seed out of Usage Oranges.

Put the fruit Tor oranges) in a pile,
and let them freeze during the winter
and spring till planting time, about the
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1873-02-28

MARX TWAIN says you cannot find az
much climate brushed together anywhere
in the world as you can in the Sandwich
Islands.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1873-02-28

THE free and Independent banks of
Ohio ceased business years ago, but they
have all still outstanding more or less of
their unredeemed circulation. The
seventeen free banks and eight indie
pendent banks had on the 18th of No
vember an aggregate of S64,967 out
standing.
, 1873-04-15
THE WEATHER.
War Department Wenther ProEnostt-
CAtiOn2s

War Department Wenther ProEnostt-
WAR DEPARTMENT, OFFICE OF THE Ou1EF eIa-
MAI. SERVICE. DIVISION OF TELEaRAMs AND Re-
POINTS Fon THE BENEFIT OF COMMENCE, WABfuNd-
TON, D. G., April 14.-ProbabilitioH- storm
on Massachusetts Bay continues moving slowly
northeaatward in New BrunBWiok and Nova
scotia; that In Iowa will advance northeast
ward, and third storm-contro Develops In
North Carolina aud on the Middle Atlantic coast.
In New England, except Maiuo continued north
and northwest winds, cloudy and clearing
weather. Tor tho Lower Lalkoa, and western
section of tho Middle +" "Rt4teei ! !asareaaing
north and cast winds mud cloudy weatb For
tho Middle and Atlantic States, 1iorthenstorly
winds and rising temperature. For Virginia
and tho South Atlantic States, southWestorly
winds, with clouds aud rain. From Alabama
westward, southeast Winds vooring to cold north
Lakos, increasing nortlcaaterly winds, with rainB.
Cautionary signals continue at Boston, Port
land, Chicago, Grand Haven, Milwaukee, and
Duluth, aud aro ordered for Norfolk and Viii
mlngtoi.
CHICAGO, April 14.-snowing in Minneapolis
this morning. Moderate temperature NIL over
tic country-37 dogroos ut Duluth, 90 at Alpena
A5 At Chicago, 30 at Omaha, 81 at st. Louis, 6s
at Now Orloans, 43 at Pittsburgh, 95 at Quebec,
43 OF Nov York. Is at Jackeonvilo, Ela..-. ,>rr--
OMAHA, Neb, April 14.--Tho nloat sovcro
snow-stoIm Of tie ooaaon is prevailing hotwoen
Fremont, Neb, mud Cheyenne. Wyoming. It
commenced ct Cheyenne yesterday, morning,
travelled eastward slowly, and reached North
platte last night, and Grand Island carly, this
fury. 1llo snow has drifted four and five feet
in depth, and mans life is not safe outsido Of
shelter. Trains are laid up waiting for tho
storm to Abate,
, 1873-04-15
;. ANOTHER HOTEL. ROBBERY.

4 Party OF Nebraska Drovera nre Deprived of
: 810,7OO Worth of Valuable Property.
But for tho BecreBy which has boon observed
1t Headquarters Of Police, . robbery Of somo
importance which occurred last Friday might
would have beon mado public.
During tho first Of last weok there arrived at
Woods Hotel, on State street, Mr. John Fitz-
gerald and ,threo companions, Of Platts-
they brought considerable money with
thom, aud largo number Of valuable papers,
oonBiatng, in part OF notos and contracts, which,
with $500 IN money, were placed In two pocket
bookH, and theBo paokod nway in thoir trunks.
:. List Friday. night those gontomon decided
that more could bo Boen Of Chicago by night
thnn they had soon BY day, and, accordingly,
woro out very late. The next morning thoY
mado tho startling discovery that tho
pookot-books, containing tho money and
the papers woro missing from their trunks which
wore il tho room. Tho papers wore valued at
$4,000. Most of them, can, howevor, be re-
placed, but not without somo expenditure of
monoy. The robbery WAS at onca reported to
tho Superintendent OF Police, and an ndVertiso-
mont inserted in TEE TA1DuNE, Of
fcring largo reward for tho return
Of tho papers. As yet no clue has boon obtain
Cd, either to tho property or tho robbers.
It ia not known how acCoAH WaB obtained to
tho room, as there were no marks Of violence on
tho windows or doors. It Ia believed, howovor,
tIc thsn+ qncratn hin7nntf y, 4e 'vt.i1a
the occupants wero at tea, as tho room Was opon
at that timo.
, 1873-04-15
Now Freight Tariff.

NEW Yong, April 15.-Iho Trunk lines to the
West yesterday adopted new tariff Of freight
rates to. the West and Southwest.
1horo is decided reduction, varying
from 10 to 25 por cent. Tho average reduction
Ia nbout 16 per cent. Tho Eric hallway and
New York Geutral l. Hudson River Railroad
Company have lnado greater preparations than
ever before for The shipment Of freight by the
lalsos. Tho Erie Railway will have fleet Of
thirty propellers plying between Buffalo,
New York Central +. & Hudson River
Railrond Company ,alBo haB q largo
fleot Of propellore plying. between tho hhtno
ports. n addition; the latter Company intends
to establish now limo OF steamers from Buffalo
to Duluth, on Like Superior, running in connec-
ton with tho Northern Paciao Railroad. The
following arc tho now ratoB per 100 pounds from
this city to spnp Of the moHk important pontR !;
, 1873-04-15
MICHIGAN.

special DispatcA 10 Ths Chicago TRIBUNE:
LANSING, Mich, April 14.-Eloyen Hillsdale l at-
sWs The b appropratiag or ststo
salaries, Governmental expenses, and interest iz
on tho State dobt, passed tho Legislature. The
adversely the bill relieving tho bondsmen OF
John ". Hulin, lato dofaalting clerls Of the
State Prison. Judge Andron Howclrs general
Bill for the incorporation Of villages Taa amend,
cd md reported upon tayorably a,} BY speciati a.
eHonsS tSo aSlest lawyers w IN tho House dissenting
Tho Bill authorizing the Branch County Supor-
vaors to regulate tic protection of tlah in Branch
County was lost. a joint resolution passed the
measures, il necessary, for securing tho reim-
bursemont Of 800 Dos in couuties alleged to be
erronoons!y Or frnuduleut1y paid by the State Of
Michigan. Tho House considered the proposed
conoroi railroad law, aud tho Sonnto discussed
The biASrogulnting freight ratos, without ana]
action.
, 1873-04-15

Burning OF Two Cotton MilIs---S0O
pcUp10 Ont of Empt0ynonS...Dcs
aSr4tct3nys - T.tprr

Burning OF Two Cotton NIills---soo
Poop1o Ont of EmpIoymont.-.Dc.
atr1tction Of q Lllmber-XnrNs
Srn1NoF1ELp, nlngB. April 14.-Aftls Nos.
nnd Of tho Dwight Manufacturing Company at
Chicopoo vero destroyed by fire tonight. Tho
sheotinge and cotton hanrne and contained
4,60O bales OF cotton, which woro destroyed
as wns also ono stook-louso, and throo
lumber sheds. Tho total loss will not foil Bhort
Of throo qunrtors Of million dollara, fully
covered by insurance In Boston ngoncios. Eight
hundred people aro thrown out OF employment.
Tho fro WAS occasionod by tho accidental over
's:E f. Kos . xP5ii 141rns n!ssoas! p1s,ntnK
ao 6osa S.ias5s SoanaeS Sa Sy
toonth etroete. and Cass avenue and O'Falon
street, WIS burned yesterday morning. Tho loss
is estimated at from e9b,oo0 to $4,000. Insured
In tho North Missouri Insurance Company, Mn
j., si,oo6i Amazon, Cincinnati, 81, 200 Or
E., sn al5oo Fl '93e Ms.nboldt. des
Narsga3sst, nhoao 1slsad Ian 1stioSo 4l 3ax
York 1000; Hoffman, New Jersey, 81 ,25o !;
Nowport N. y, sl,600; Franklin, Wheellng,
Va, sl,ooo; Westchoster. Rooheater, sl,ooS;
ao5ms1 ponnsylvanie s25o9 A5psa pao oPi1n R'a
mania, Cleveland, o., $4,000; Tennsylvania, Of
Pennsylvania s1,boo; aorman, Freeport, N. Y,
81, 500; Union, Bangor, Mo.,' 81 500; Hibernia,
Cleveland, o.. 300; Home, Columbus g.,
$4,000; Franklin, st: Louis, s2 500 total, $4e,-
ezor d Frcioks, and Bevoral small tenement
houses on tho surrounding Btreote, wore badly
damaged or wholly destroyed, Involving o loBs,
perhaps, Of $4,000, mostly insured in home
Offices. About fifty families sere burnod out OF
home, and most Of thcir furniture was d.
| Rtr0veO.
, 1873-04-15
NEWS PARAGRAPHS,

Suit has been commenced against tho Quincy
Whig to foEecloso mortgage Of $40 ,0oo
-Ioron Templo, Of, South Adams, Mass, iB
said to hayo had the sight OF ono eyo, blind for
knocked down.
"A gentleman OF wealth In London offers to
Start subscription for tho purpose Of moving
..Oloopatra's Nsodlo" to London. The cost Is
1t Is agreed that the time Of tho winning
crow IN the recent English university raco was
1887, instead OF 2005, Us telographod, thus maxi
ing It tho fastest raco on record.
MIR. James Smith, IN Australian journalist,
has received spiritual communication that tho
world is to bo "burnod as black as L forgotten
toast, by wave Of fire." within your
Tho Wat1tiua Glen, n. Y, which was pssr-
chased by E. B. Parsons in the autumn Of 1869,
for s25, 900, has recently boon sold by him to
MANY Of the Western Union operators are
practising On tho English or Continental tele-
graphic alphabet, which it ia proposed eventual-
ly to substitute for tho Morse, now in uso;
q navy revolver from tho floor as sovoral passon-
gors wero departing. A. woll-dreBaod woman
claimed 1t. with the remark "That's the second
tino Two lost that to-day
Es T. oaa "a dss } ap1yy 81 tay fsS II kSsa kMHs
Boarding House, which has been eroctcd over q
muck-bed, aud which, in ono place, is said to
have settled more than six inches since Inst
An exchange has this oonundrum " Why Ia
It that young follow and bis girl can Hit in tho
parlor until after midnight without making noise
enough for tho old folks to hear thom through
the partition, but can't ait iu pnbliD place Ave
min,.tes without annoying tho whole house With
their giggling aud talk ?"~ -.
The position Of American Consul ut Monte
yideo cannot DO very desirable Judging from tho
experience Of DR., Dertram tho late Consul.
The pay il only 81 900, and rents arc so high
TINT he was unable to aoouro any sort OF M
office or residence except to1lt, and had to do
without any oork, in consequence Of which
tho ConBulB Of tho pampcroa and oifoto
dynasties Of the Old World socially cut
him. Yot thoro are enough people tleairous Of
serving tho Govornmont, wo have no doubt, to
aoocpt this position, oven though tho aalary
wore reduced to $500 and they Ind to live up a
trae.
-Aa q ahtnplo OF tho preeont high psiosa
OF old English blaok-lottor books, it ID
| stated that n copy Of Gowor'a "Loyer'A
Confosalon," printed by Ca1ton, in LIDS,
| WAS recontly Boll In London to ali Amer
lean collector, whoao brain waB Bl!ghtly touched
wo suspect, with bibliomania, for tho sum Of
| 1000. That IL more thnn tie poet received
tor al tho copies sold III hls lifetime. Loyor'H
confessions sometimes cost a follow moro than
| that, when committed to writing anl used ~
evidence against him In trial for broach Of
| PROMISE.
, 1873-04-15
STATE LEGISLATURES.
Tho Michigan Lawmakers Discuss
Ing tho Railroad Question.
What an Arkansas Legislator
Would Like to Have.
OHIO,

to1Uupus, Ohio, April 14.-In the House, this
morning, bills were introduced to proyido that
mutual insurance companies Of othor statcs may
do business in Ohio, and doflno what shall con-
stituto tho reinsurance fund Of mutual and stock
fnsuranco companies, ahd to alaond tho Inv OF
18GB allowing 800 to victorian voluntoore, 30 as
to include victorian recruits.
In tho sonato, this afternoon, tho following
bills o1H an 10 aompanos
roport to tho Commissioner Of Railroads and
Tolegraphs within thirty days aftor tho sleotion
;mprisonneut in tho Ponitontihry tho
forgery Of rairond tickotB Or checks, and tho use
or salo OF cancelled tckots or checks Houao
Bin to punish by imprisonment in tho Poniton-
tiary persons convicted Of btibing State officers
or mombora Of the General Assembly; House ,
bill TO- provide for lien on autma!s for Their
keop by llyory-Btable koopcrs, nud TO provide
fno inc and imprisonment for damago ,wilfully done
to livery horso by the person hiring tho snmo
In House, tho Senate bll to REQUIRE ~ sait
lopae thereof Was passed.
, 1873-04-15

servant girl employed at J. D. BfoKoe's, on Bun-
day afternoon, while tho family was at church.
I'D knocked hor down and attempted to drug her
into an adjoining. room, whom lior acroamB at-
arrestod. and Ii now confined IN jail to nwait or
animation.
On Saturday evoning, William T. Miller, a
young man Of 28, employed by George ".
Harshman in Ills oil mill ae Nnrshinanvillo, o.,
Tho s1aft was revolving at tho rato Of nfty revo-
lutlona minute whon Millor's cont oaught In tho
coupling. nia honl was daslcd against tho box
body was fearfully bruised, Death mnat hive
boei, instantaneous as life VIVA extinct whom tho
dcntal death.
, 1873-04-15

Special D1spatch 70 The Chicago Tribune.
RocEFonp, April 14.--The municipal election
to-day resulted aa follows: Mayor, Gilbert
Woodruff, President: Rockford National Bank !;
Aldermon-Firat Ward, John spafford; Second
W9Fa p F. PG9Sd Ta5d YSEa YdSYEs,p p sESw
D. Crawford. Tho other wards elected no Ador-
mon.
snperviBors-Firat Ward, A. Hanes; Second,
George M. Smith; Fifth. John III. Waldron !;
Sixth, Solomon Wheoler; Seventh, Duncan Eer-
gugon.
The Mayor-oloct, who receiyod d majority OF
4G4 votes, held grand reception ut his reai-
donce this evening. Tho1o we're 1,o37 yoteH
nolted.
, 1873-04-15

,CartAtt 10 - pafnH-tnking lady. md msdo II tho
most Of hsrpart, ae did Miss Waite as Alteo Rea,
dtng bht tho latter had not tho good; fortune Of
looking tho character slio roproHented.
=. ...,.' M'y1oKER'a THEATRE.
Mies Noi!son onterod upon her aooohu WoeK .d TO
CROWDED houao, appearing agatn IN hos poa"t.e
ful and thoroughly artistic lmrorsonation OF
tlonaly, satisfactory dramatic foaat afforded 'by
hcr ~ th's performance haa boon maniGasoH t a.
san poa oil ot1ioo Y reUa,n
wlso1y, wo think. to vary a. Ito character Of tic
entertainment from sud to say, by tho proanot@1on @
Of that most delightful Of Ill comedies, +" as You
Like It." appearing as Rosalind, role IN WHICH wni9n
cue aoovad 10 n London n 81
seeing her in the comedy side Of tho tender pms
sion will bo gladly Welcomed by those WHO nave
dropped tcars over tho melancholy tortuhoh OF
tho daughter Of tho Onpulcts. Tho recent IN VI
ousross and versatility will doubsless inoite nor
to extra effort, and NO nny look to soo, a raro
Ro.aiind. "1s You Liko IT, will bo glyen on
Wednesday, Thursday, and Friday evenlngs Y OF OF
and Juliet " tonight, and for tho last timo OIL
Saturday evening. ..-..
Stuart Robson, tho comedian, OF whom 1t Ia
said that ho Is tho funnicBt uaan on tho american
stage, makos bis first appearance this evening
At Aikon's Theatre, in q now drama entitled
HLaw IN Now York.' He will be supported by a
strong dramatic company, IN which Mckee
hankin, Frank 1avlor, Miss hitty bien1ohasu 1ssIsa
abi1ity aro included. From tho highly f1nttoring
notioeb Of Mr.. Robson In tho Eastern papors, W
hro led to expect something out Of tho common,
both aa to tho play and the actor.
MYEns' OPERA nouHE.
Mr. Kemb1ee benefit ut Myers Opora- HOUSE
last night was an immense SUCCESS In point o.
sttsndenoo. Hte friende and ad1nirora turned
, 1873-04-15
knights Of Isytll3uK,

RICHMOND, Va, April 14.-The Supreme Lodge
OF tho Knights Of pytll!ns OF the World meots
horo tomorrow. Supreme Chancellor II. @.
Barry, Chicago, Vice suprome chancellor Davis
Now Hampshire, ,Granl chancellor Atchlillor Phil
adelphia, ind a lnrge number Of other delegates,
have alroady arrived. A grand wolcome lall will
DO givon tomorrow night. On Wednesday,
There will bo parade, in which about ono thou
Hand Knights will partiolpato and at night q
banquet will 10 gIyon to tic Supreme Lodge by
tho VlrgInia Knights. The sosslon will proba-
bly, last = week.
, 1873-04-15
ARKANSAS.

LITTLE RooK, Ark, April 14,-In the scnato
to-day, A1r. Radcliffe presented q memorial to
Congress, asking that Arkansas bo given good
Republican Government, good monarchy, or q
good deRpotio power.
Both Houses haye agreed to q resolution to
adjournment sine die on tho 25th. The House
bills crcnting tho counties Of Loo and Dorsey
passed. tho Senate.
, 1873-04-15

ST. PAUL, hiinn., april 14.--At 9 o'clock this
morning tho Now Ulm train for Wirnua, backing
to A1ankato Depot, struck COW, throwing QUO
passenger car over a ton-foot embankment. soy-
euteeu persons wero injurod,-none fatally. Tho
most seriously hurt woro r. T. Lamborton, st.
Peter; Ed. Fay, Now Ulm; and 0. D. Dolano,
Winoua.
, 1873-04-15
New Orleans Politics.

New ORLEANS, April II "A masa. 1noat!ng hold
hero tonight WA largo mud .cnthualaslio.
Bpeeohes wero nude and resolutions adoptod
looking to the organization OF the Peoples
League, for tho purpose Of sustaining the
MoEnery Government.
, 1873-04-15

It Is understood TINT the National Dispatch
Company and other lines are a1ao preparing
new Schedule. They hayo been running in op-
position to tho trunk lines ovor since navigation
closed. md, 1t is understood, will continue to
rio 30
, 1873-04-15
IkisliIlrk1as

New ORLEANS, April 14.-prof. Ubassy played
Honry Miller, french cagoms. 800 points, Mil!or
receiving tho odds of discount. ub9ssy averaged
1G. making runs Of 50 and II, defeating Miller
lit uointB.
, 1873-04-15
MEM YORK,

ALBANY, N. r, April 1A.-J. O'Donoyan Rossa
has written lettor to tho President Of tho Son
ate, claiming tho scat nude vacant by the reslg-
nation of TWccd. Tho communication was ro-
ferrod to tho Committee on Privileges and Eloc-
finnp
, 1873-04-15
Household Furniture! !!

We ara instructed by James Warraok, Esa.>
to soll Mt his residence, No. 70 Twenty third.
MORNING., April II, nj 10 O'Clock, the
whole Of the ELEGANT FURNITURE and
efTeotB therein with the exception Of the
Wines, eto>, and oonsisting Of Handsome
Parlor and Beautiful Chamber Bots. in Solid
Rosewood, Mahogany, Oak, and Walnut /;
Mirrors, Oil Paintings, Choice Dngravings,
French Marble Clock, Piano; part Of Libra
~; Dinner aud Tea Sofa, in Painted md Bur-
nishod China; Table and 6ilverwaro3 WILL
ton, Brussels, and Ingram CnrpetB: OIL
c1otha; Bedding; Dining.room, Kitchen,
and Lnundry Flrntture: Orockory, Glass
waro, aowtnE Machine, Pony Gig, etc., eto.
Sn1o positive, Us the family arc going
abroad. ELLISON e. FOSTEH,
Auotionoors.
, 1873-04-15
I13lxe fkn11.

BALTIMORE, April 14.-Tho frat championship
game Of base bail betwoon tic Washington Club
aud tho Mnrylands was played hero to-day, and
resulted aB follows: Washington, 2l; Mary
landH 3.