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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-08-21

New YoRK, August 9O.-Flour-Mod.
crate demand and prices unchanged.
Wheat-Less active and lower; rejected
spring 81 35s1 87i; northwest spring
81 55a1 90. Rye-QuIet; western and
State O9a04c. Barley-Dull and nominal.
Malt-ln ialr request. COrn-Heavy and
lower; common steamer western mixed
56a57c; sail, do 5Sc; high mixed western
yellow GOA02c. Oats-LOwer; mixed
western 49a42tc. Wool-Quiet and firm;
X and XX Ohio 50a59ic. Cofee-Qulet
and strong; Rio 194a91ic. Sugar-Flrm;
fair to good refining Sta9Ec. Molasses-
Quiet and firm. Rice-Firm at 9Ba9ic.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-08-21
Nav YORK Dry Goods Market,

New York, August 2O.-Commission
houses were actively employed and job
bling movement showed signs Of improve
ment. The market for cotton goods was
steady. Booth 3 and + Gold Medal and
Peabody bleached shlrtIngs advanced &c.
Park Mills checks reduced. Cotton fam
nels active and firm. Prints arc selling
freely. WoFsted dress goods and shawls
active. Wool fannels aud blankets brisk,
but cassimeFeB less active.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-08-21

TOLEDO, August 90. -Flom-Demand
fair and market firm. Wheat-Market
steady, with moderate demand; X white
BIIchig gan, 81 70; No. 1 do, 81 "a offered,
81 IS asked; No. 2 do, 81 40; amber
Michigan, 81 All; No. l red, 81 IS; No.
3 do, 81 All. Corn-High mixed, 444c;
white, Ole, oats-No, white, CSC; No,
Q, Sic.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-08-21

OPERATIONS OF MCCLELLAN. - Il 10
stated that the abstraction Of money from
the the mails by Mcclellan, the railway
postal clerk, will reach upwards OF thirty
thousand dollars. His alleged thei(s have
covered . period Of several years. It ls
charged that he has chiefly confined his
purl0lning TO letters addressed 10 period
icals and papers, AbStracting the remit
Iances Of subscribers. Mcclellan IL son
OF an ex.AS8iStant Postmaster General.
As yet no steps have been taken to pun
ish the offender, though be has been dis
missed. - Washington Dispatch,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-08-21
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH
New YORK Money and Stock Market

New YOrk:Money and Stock Market
NEW ,YoRE, August aO.-MoNEy-
Easier to-day; in the morning 4a5 per
cent was freely paid, but at the, close
loans were made at 3a4 per cent -
,rsTRRn1Ea ExcHANGE-Dull at 1O7ta
1Os Tor 90 days and 1Osia1OS9 for sight.
GoLD-Dull and steady at 116gs1154.
Customs receipts to'dsy-$4SS.0O0. Loans
Were made al from 2 to 3 per cent for
carrying. Cleafiuga-$44. 100000. The
Assistant Treasurer to-day disbursed $4l,,
900. Exports Of specic-To.day &97. "0"'
in silver bars. - 0r
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-08-21

TnE editor ola Bangor (Me paper was
recently shown /, 900 buttons strung on
cord little over four feet long, and no
two alike They ranged from. the tinieSt
pearl to the laFgeat brass ~. g." The
procuring and arranging Of this choice
collection occupied young lady three
years.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-08-21

IT appears that T. PaSsmore Hanbest,
the Philadelphia lawyer recently deceas'
cd, though supposed to be a bachelor,
was actually married many yearB before
bis death 10 a widow, Ann Maria Davis,
who, by his will, inheEitS 5000 per an:
mum.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-08-21
No Gases Treated that cannot
be Cured or Permanently
.1H Benefited.
The Cost Of Treatment Within the
Reach Of All.

Every facility Tor. the certain Diagnosis and
8kIllinl treatment OF all Chronic Diseases,
A Powerful GAlvAnlc Battery containing 50
cells with Rheotome, CommulAtOr, Rod, Nova
able Disc, Fork, HydrOst0t, Indicator, Combined
Current and Polarity Changer, and many other
Electrical Instruments for tho treatment OF Dis
cases Of the Bye, Bar and Nervous System. No
Nervous Disease should be considered incuFable
until Electricity hh0 been well tried.
'PhyAicians not having tho necessary lnBtFu'
msnts and time for treating Chronic Nervous
Diseases may recommend tnelF patients with
those ailments to DR.. L0uRdOn With the 00sur.
Rnee that he will apply Electricity and Magnet
lam In tho most scientific manner. Eleotro.th
NAL baths administered when indicated.
4 new Compound Microscope, an instrument
ofWondrouS power, enabling the physician 10
detect with absolute certainty many obscure
Diseases Of the Heart Blood, Kidneys, Urinary
orHauB and Nervous Sybtom. specimens Of
urine eIhminOd and . poSlausiv coTTIci diagnosis
Dr. Longdon 10 consulted dAlly on all forms Of
Chronic DlSeaSes.' Much Of bis practice 10 de-
voted 10 the RlofS grave and o1Stindts MdlGdlSa
which family iltHfciQng hare failed 10 cure.
In describing your disease give name, age,
symptoms and post 0flce address Enclose fee
Of IS and your case will DO carefully examined
and the necessary medicines for ono months
treatment with special letter Of advice prompt
" Forwarded 70 you by mail or express. Many
long standing and invCteIate ailments may DO
cured In this way ut WAY MODERATE EXPBHBB
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-08-21
COMMERCIAL and FINANCIAL,
WheennH NhOleaaIe larket.
ORG. DAnE nlE.111stssua,

49, - Wednesday August %.
APPLEs-In steady demand At 81 6O0S % per
Dbl, according TO quality. .
BUTTIR-ThbFO 10 q fair demand for the bOttsr
grades, with sales Of prime 70 choice At SODg3c:
common to medium 1s99Oc. ~
BAKnte PoWDm-S60SSc per pound.
BRoONS-Faney, 8 Is, % 70 and q Is; plain,
S9260S76. -lar
0HEESE-The market Is steady. WOnoW quote
prime Ohio Factory ct 1s0lSkc.
RGGs-The market continues very SLOW, OF
least II lsEO reported BY dealers, almost without
exception, although prices remain UNCHANGED At
llGbl5e.
FEArHHRs -sales OF strictly prime Of 7S0sOs;
mixed and old 400G0c. f..,
FnH-LakO Herring all gone; white lSh 81 90;
No. 2 mAcllGFOl, barrels, SN.0o; mo. . do.
SII On; No. 2, half barrels, g 80; No. ., do large
50 Is; No. 5, do. medium s. Is.
, 1873-12-25

Patrick Cumlsky WAS held, by Justlco Bcully,
to tho Criminal Court. In bail Of 5000, tor stoal-
lug coat belonging to Edward Jones'.
Thomas Dowors. the young mum who was run
over by an engine Of the Rock Island Hallway,
Monday, died At tho County Hospital yesterday.
The Coroner held all inquest, tho jury giving d
verdict that Lis death waa tue result OF IA acoi.
don't,
4 gentleman found hMnt!se on State street,
near Rnnaoiph, yesterday afternoon, containing
Two knit baby BockH. nota accompanying thom
saul that tlloy were for Christmas present, aud
woro the protlncta Ut many hours OF labor. Tho
aeticleB mny be fonl!d III the oountiug.room Of
Tue TRIBUNE Office.
THO nan Sheridan, altas Valentine, alias John
son. who waB arrested IN Lord Iarbot's room In
tho Pacific Hotel, wns trl0u by Justice Ioyd4n
yesterday afternoon, who hnod AM $1Q0 aud
sont him to Tho Drdowell for uiuoty days.
Jamca johnson is IN associate Of tho man
Lyons. %l.o WAS shot, whilu trying to mako OIL
With some stolen prs party Sunday night. lie
waa arrested yesterday morning. aud locked up
In Uniou 6traot Station.
Oharios Anderson IL an opicura but he has nc
nonsY. Illis IL extremely embarrassing. but
Charles thought he haw lia way out Of tic
dllonma Tuesday night uo also saw 8 lluo
!urkoy hanging in itont Of D. ". Darsons stols,
, 1873-12-25
silk WoRMS.
4 Cargo Of Eggs Worth Two Mill
lion Dollars.


Ono Of tho mort valuable conBignmonts that
over passed "acrose the continent " airiyed iu
Chicago yesterday afternoon through the Amer
ican Express Company, Via the Central Pacific
and Chicago. Burlington l. Quincy railroads.
Tho public will bo startled to learn tint ono
freight car contained eooda e. t1mo goods they
woro MARKEDLY whose valua exceeded $4,000, 600.
The enormous cost would DO III itself circum-
stance worthy Of note. but the peculiar charac-
ter OF tue goods ivos to tho affair additional in
tcrest. Tho consignment vas nothing more nor
loas than carload Of Rilk-worms' cggs, on ronto
for France. They were purchased In Yokohama
BY tho French Government, and arrived in san
Francisco Dec. 15 Only three ddys wore lost
in transferring them to tho freight car and
Dec. Is the precious PACKAGES commenced their
traMs-continontai Journey.
afternoon, and o reporter Of TuE In1uuNE was
enabled to obtain glimpse Of the cargo. In
this county, very few are familiar with tho ei1k-
worm, aud can have no idea Of tho appearance
Of tho eggs. In England, where the cin,ao is lesB
ia as common pet as the cn,larY. Boys and
girls NIL boast box Of thriving aitk-wormn, aud
take as much pride in winding of the golden
thread from tho cocoon, as tho youth Of this
country In the posB ession Of marbles and such
toys. The silk-worm'a egg ss about one-gua,t tor
the size Of pins head, md tho FENDER may
gain an idea Of tho number Of esga now on their
way to Paris, when o lcarns that on This ono
car thore arc 9111 tons Of osgs.
Mr. Whitney OF tho American E1presB, mat Tue
car at Omaha and accompanied It to Chicago.
lfo will not leave it until Its arrival in New York,
when Its contents will DO transferred to steam
or and landed at Liverpool, to bo thonco for
wardcd to Paris. It Is consigned to A1eBsrs.
stopel Il Forari, who have followed tho precious
goods from japan, md will not feel comfortable
until tho Government OF France has giveu them a
receipt In full. Two other Fronchmen aro with
tlom, and ono Jap, from not QUE Of whom could
the reporter elicit word OF information. The
Jap refused to speak word Of English, aud the
Frelichmen mnde only IN occaHiona renla, K Ia a
mixed aud scarcely intelligihle dialect.
The cgga afe packed In leaves4 layer upon
lnyer, and placid in air-tight lin boxes, which
are In turn covered with mating. The car is
kept ut . Temperature below the freozing point
aud no light is ndmitlod. Tito matting-coyercd
boxes arc piled Oh either side. There IL moth
Ing to be aeen There but mating, and tho MP.
pearance Of Tho boxes Is certainly not indicative
Of tho value OF their contents. This ia the first
attempt yet made to import slk-wormB via the
United statos, ind II human foresight aya!ls
anything, there is every reason to look for BIG.
Gers. The car was switched Oh to tho Michigan
Central trnck last night, and started for New
York by the 5:15 train. Tho public will look for.
ward with interest to tho announcement Of the
safe arrival Of tho precious insects In Franco.
, 1873-12-25
THE GAGE MATTER.

Suit Begun, by the City Against Ellis
lsOifttanicn-anisp Proposition to TaIria
over Iala Property Will Ec Arceptrd.
Tho Hon. Jesse Norton performed Que Of Lis
first Official acts yesterday, as Corporation
Counsel, in commencing {by tho fling OF pnp~
cipo) all action in dobt against David A. Gago.
William +. Tucker, Albert Crosby, Johr,
D. sharmao, Jamea II. aIcVieker, john
a.. Nice, Nathaniel T. Wilder, and
George ". Gnse, lis bondsmen, to
recover the amouut Of Mr, Gages's defalca-
tlon from the C5ty Treasury. The damages are
laid at 81, ,000, 600.
1t is intended to push tho proceedings with all
possible speed: 1n tho meantime, tho city will ae-
cept alr. Gago's rroposition 10 turn over hia
property, which will be placed in the hauda
Of a trustee. 4 logul description Of
the various itoms ia preparing. and in few days
the property will 10 SURRENDERED, aud oonvoyod
to tho trustee for the benefit Of tho city. Who
tho trustee will bo ia not determined yet, but
tho na,asH Ut i. 2. Gondell, Mr. Watkins. Presi'
don't Of the 0aa-llglt aud Coke Company. n. G.
stoarus, and other go,,tlomen arc montioned In
connection with tho paoe. Nothing will be- done
to.day, aud it IL doubtful II further stops will be
takon before uext week.
, 1873-12-25

TIE o1fY'
We are indebted to Tom Foley and hIilto Hon.
ohm for tlio usual liauid courtcHlcs OF Christ
INNS Eve.
wnahtnoton nu,1ord, r4o,, aonora, Monooor
~ .a 11nta,. a.saa.ae,. An Cona ] ~ :. ill., ~,
u snu o''toh oso"u'ooa' eoa'pany' ID H. 'no ial"
NOR House.
Inst evening the waitore Of lilo pacif1o uotel
presented the hoai waiter. Daniel j. Ienior.
Will hautlsomo rolti watch, cllnir. and iockot,
~ ,r,- -, r,-
tr Nlt' tAGlnaS o1etiun.ls chsHlee ~ 1ne Wy
, 1873-12-25

Wright. ehgor for activity. volunteered to nc
company tho regiment. In tho akiflnlal io re- ,
logs. which laid lin up for nix months or moro.
Wlon llo recovered llo waa appointed raymaHler.
with tho rank Of Major aud l}rovot Lieutenant
Colonel intEo regular army. 1fo rocoyod the ap-
pointmout Of PaYmaator VII tho 23d of February,
iso4. About tic month Of December, ono Yoaarr
ago, weary Of ar1ny life. and dcstrons OF attend
Ing 10 his inseroBs hero, ho sent in Ills rcHignnsoI
as paYmastor, which was reluctantly accepted
by tho Becrotnry Of War. nu was stationed III
bin home In t4iH city last August, and has been
living life Of quiot retirement ovor Htnco. 1lo
waH worth from d quarter to l,alr q million dol
lars, owning m,totl property on I,ako street. q
house on tho North Side, etc. Ills vile still
llvos 10 mourn his <!oath
, 1873-12-25
COL. EDWARD WRIGHT.

Yesterday M rning Col. Edward Wright died
suddenly at Ais house In this city, No. IS Rush
streot.
llo was tho youngest son OF tho late John
Wright, who waa ono OF tho earliest BottlerR OF
Chicago. lie was born iu WilliamHtown Mass.,
III 1897, and WIS, therefore. DO yeara old ut tue
time Of hs death. He was the youngest brother
OF John g., Timothy. and Walter Wright, WHO
nre prominent business men IN tLls city. At an
carly ago ho entered Williams College, in his
native town, aud was graduated there. flo
afterwards received . diploma from the
llaryasd Law School, ut Cambridge.
Ho returned to thta city, a,l began
tile praelice Of tue law with Ebanezor Peck. now
Judge Of tho Court OF Claims. anl Mr. @. o.
1loslner, under tho firm name Of Peck, Ilosmor
Il Wright. lie had previously married daughter
OF Judge poclk's. At the opontng Of tho war ho
was among tho first to volunteer from this city.
lie onrolled his ,a,no as private. Soon attor
ho entorod tho army ho was appointed Major
III Col: Tom Ma.hllarA regiment Of Illinois Vol
nnteers. 1Ic Wan soon transferred from thH
place to position OIL Gen. Huntel y staff. lie
aoyyod uu1er tho latter otlicar through. the cat-
nalgnB at Port 1tcyal ard Hilton flond
WLllo ut tho lattor place. Col. hlor-
TOW, daahing oillcor, who commanded a
regiment Of Germans organized during sklr-
miAh movement against tho snomy. Col.
, 1873-12-25
TIE HOUOHS.



Tim orc;o1 tnvostinnt,oi1 into Tho affairn of tho
fonao ., aIt,;, 1sn,e.or o,,rornlIv ,,nown ~ tha
1I. A.on nosaso ss,o. w.. ~ eno
llough Elevator has recently brought tliat con-
lie at great cxpcuao Of the Chicago Board of
.rrada A. nJt;1,ors, o,,lo, ,oouont or ia of.
"oo .',. % ~ au"'A ro,, :. ~. "a'.,... y. suo
latts OF nleasrd' Aoosn q TO-, resulting to"o1e.
" from that invcsttgation' Is tue present topic OF
convorsation on 'Ohanse. The afYalr Is. unlLe
most affairs Of tho Board, within tho srasp Of
tt,c ordinary citiyon. and NAV bo conf,onno1 into
.oo " oiuinass e1''@o,, "''u A"5 W s'no'o''u A1s'
TUG following narrative:
.a.a H., ,.s..:.s..;.., =, H. ,v,,., ~ ~.
t9nuea tno lhvostfgnslon 9I n suo ana1T8 M & o. sno
Hough Elevator, hleBsrs. Gurnoy and MUNICH
wero appointed by tho Bonid Of Trade a commit
tee to measure or Estimate the amount Of e1aIn
stored in tho Hough Elevator. They made IN
estimate, not, porhaps, in very thorough mani
nor. becauso thoy wero not exports, but as we'll
was stored away in that elevator 40, ,0UD bushels
Of grain in excess OF tho amounts stuffed in the
outstanding gruin receipts Of tho
firm. Oil the strength of this report,
0,000 bnblels OF grain-.tlio amount declared to
bo in cxcess A fow tlags ago tho rumor spread
abroad TINT tho elevator wns short this amount,
and, u consequence tho rocoipts Of this elevator
wes nyoaea IL the 6So "me Of o s
Of auy denomination which Inns boen succoss-
fullT countorfeitod
Tho nfrajr pecamo notorious, and the Grain
Inspcctor was called III 10 moasu1e the
amount iu STORE and compare it with
tue grain recoipts outstanding Atr
Tynlale notiug 0iain InBpoctor, made tic
mcasl remeut ind found TINT there was q etor-
ago Of ID, 900 bua!clB OF corr, aud about 1000
blsho!B Of oats. These tacty wero made known
to thc Board Of Trade 1ucHday, wl1o!eupon tho
following resolution was placcd upon tho Board
to be acted upon lhe following day, yesterday
Rt.oired That. inos1uucn as tGo of,cial renort of
tho Chief Inspector of Grain aud Tic Warehouse
Registrar show largo percentage Of deficiency In the
amount Of corn Ia the Chicago l. Alton Elevator. as
compared Wth mo outstanding waleaouse len recens Tor
r.cea o or l.; as eoy anf ,,mi
futtnrr artan i,v the i1oar ha conaIdurcl nrnncr
tender on aalcs " contracts Tor grain,
Ti,arc bo;no only ma aida 10 tho nun4tion. tho
restitution WIS missed unaninlot1sjy. 4 renorter
yostertlnv mnde il Lis buslness to call nnon tic
t1aa ;ntnrosfci nnil aucooc1cd in cniiactinc
}Eiformation aboit m foliows.
hfr. T,vnjaic tia notino f;rain Tnsnector nar.
, 1873-12-25
whiol, ha took for C,ristnaH dinnor 11o was
caught, however. and Anod yoHtorday e15 by
Justice Bcut1v.

whio', ho took for a CI,risttnaH dinnor. 1Io waa
caught, however. aud anod yoHtoruay e15 by
Justice sonily.
THO Common Council of Morris, H., l,nye
unanimously phasni M ordinance authorizing
tho issuing Of $l00 600 In bonH, 10 bo sold at not
lass than thor fnco. with yloW 10 inducing this
Sherwood Manufacturing Company, Of tliiH city,
to locate there.
Inst wools raid waA ran1o Upon Drionnau's
blacksmith ahip, Evanston. Which was tpspollo1
Of quntlttty OF tools. On tho annlo night tho
Same pary Of burglars called at another place in
that village, and RtHo made brief but profitable
stop ut nogors Park, wit1o returning to tho
city. Hergt. CarnoY, Of the Evanston police
force, got on tho track Of Tho mnrandors, and
arrcbtod John It'll mid George Hill. t"o we'll.
known burglars, from whom tho groattr part Of
tho stolen property was recovered. Both wore
lodged III tho County Jail.
Tho Police Commissioners held u meeting yos-
tertlny afternoon, all tho Doard being present
President Sheridan In tho chair. Bovoral bills
wero nu,ittna and thr1o casoB Of charges agalnBt
uilioorH wero takon up. The first was that Of
Cornelius Connor, ol,nrsa1 with maltroating o
priHonor. As nalthor Bdo WAS prepared for tho
trinl, tho case was continttod. Tho SECOND was
tint OF John Nolan. charged with drunkenness,
arld tho hoard lecldod to tako It under ndvlsc-
mont. Tho lnst caso was tLat Of Charles Wig
gins charged with being uon.reBldott. This
was evidently q trumpcd"up charge md 1t was
disrniHAod. notwithstanding: ono Butler tried to
improBs upon tito minds Of tho Doard that Wig
Elns was a bruto and had been in this ooaatly
but two years,
, 1873-12-25
NEW PUBLICATIONS. ...
APPLETONS'
CYCL0P HDIA.
NEW REVISED EDITION,
Entirely rewritten by tho Ablost writer's o.ary snbco
prntol from now typo, and I1luatratod with seY.
orna Thousand EuRrarings and Maps.


Ihe WORK hrR1hA'l' Fno'noa "n"or INC t's!o ot aMh
AZ" AMkhicAa uiohotAptA VA e"np,oou ps u ~ leo'
Alhco whten time tno Wian olfeuauon "hon y, hns ~
ta'cd In al patts or tho oned eaos' anu mo ssna
ooso4opmonts "H'on ua'o akcn phc" ~ e,o9 n.1oo :"
hoiomco' n'eealfc' snu "t "AFe onuG ~ ouo " w
pue'isaefs 70 eupmt 10 an e1Act ~ 'tc""*" ,
nnu n " lss"o 10" uo''o"' o"t'H'A A 8
c1Gho'ApM 5s,t1 ,,., T.,
"'1la tno 4Het zen seata tHo roetehs u u11eo'o3 ~
"sesy aepa1@meht o xho"'oaRo has 'a"o' oo" "''~ "
forotohoo LIT m ''nposanso "ans' ,,.
tno mo'omen' III poh'toa4 ahaFs aas Neps PAGE ".tn
tae asoosefios Of tcahoo ana taee ,f'1ol appoa.os
o.no an" nscu arts anu tho eohse"snee a"
touelnens OF soeni nc. ofeAt "ata anu eonsoausn.
roFouoha haso "eouf1eo 1nsalsnR "honal eaanEcs VI
pocu!n. monens' iuo es war o. out '"n country "nsA
WAS hoiahs M"cn tho ast soiao OF Inc oa "oa ap
peata" has nappt9 oooh onno, anu now coutao o. co
i"eto'al anu industrial ao"si's "aa oeon o""mohcoo
Largo heoess'ons 70 our 8oo9s"pncA kno"!oaeo nave
otun ~ '''aoo W ny o*p " A'G" m
tne stcas poea tneo!u"o"s O. th' ,ase aacaoe WIN
o mathI t's"s ~ la' 'npso q 'ls' .avo osouR"t NY
p"oo W." "'''uue VI M" Mo"' "auso Aalos h9e u,
s1! ~ WV 'ot nu - Tnos' Nv, usuts ut.o - s.
20 kno" mo ueont oa'cs naso noc" tou9m.
nu .posnt s.ss.s H., na'nta'nso' ~ " "uteu s"p o1La
MINT auh,ca,ions NJ tie day hnt whch onah, nv tn
take tholr plaea in porn'ansut md ruhena history.
In prcparg tho present edition Tor tho rct, i has 30
S'1 tho i 81 s ' Tho
~, .r,,nnk ~ NJ, tn,st rr,n,t d,covo+fc. n
.eionc n overy fte,h n,odn",,nn IN t,rn,ro snd n
Inn necs nvon,lon, IN tha nraotIeai .rts A. wall A. ia
slvo succu It and original record Of tho progress Of 20.
ltcal and historical ovons.
Tho vo,k has boon begun afor long and careful pts.
nay labor. and With tho most ampo RESOURCES Tor carry
hS u on 20 saecoasihl termination.
but usety hs. IN pra I'd o. tyno, or,nns In
acta new oyc'opsda' with tho 'ao plan and compass
, 1873-12-25

Hail, Kimbark l. %. hogan an action agrinat
George s. Merrlok for $4,000.
Charles McI,anghltn began null In trospnss
asannt Attd 9 9nGtrnsto%Ha so %ans tor s'oo K,. nev
Worthoit,, md uottlIob Image for $l0,00O..
Clinton D. Wing, for tho uso Of 1fonry
ToomhB. sued Edwin Pardridge for $4,000.
T. X: Rekford , 49, = 60: brought aaIt for $4,000
Tho Bontl sIdo savinaa Bank auol tho Second
National Bank for 81 900.
James .. Daaaott. Aaallcl 0. Dassost, and James
+; Doamc sned John fling, Jr., md 1ucrotia ".
Afftresl wsed and James !. 11o1dswortl. began
suit nRainst Jacob L. p osthon for s1 900.
Tying d GO. began suit against Atkins i Bur
Tie International Dnhk, brought suit for
s9oo0 aganinst Christian and John ". KassinaR.
Henry lsansn ~ sued Charles ". and Anson W.
Tho International Dank commenced suit for
e400D against Simeon Moars, mud for $4,000
against 7. A. nlcats.
Tho Homo Nntional Rank recovered judg-
s meo g. By y confession asai"st F. B. Gardner for
Gallup L poabodv entered mp Judgment by
authority Of powor Of attorney against Lawson
8. Warner for $2,ao2.7o.
George scovi!lo brought suit In eloctmont
John B; Lcgrlnri and John sllnrll filed a pbtl-
ton for mechanics L sn agatnet Henry p picket'a
interest In Lots !. 2. ., 4, 3D., md 8. Of tho
rosubdiyision Of Lots to 10 Of 11olmos' sub
division Of the W. II Of tho .. II Of The 9. o. n
Of tho q. v. Of soo. 81, 80, II, claiming 81, 4uu
to bo atill due tlionl.
CIRCUIT COURT N BRIEF.
Timothy NJ. Bradley, for tho use Of Marcus
Poracf. s!,oa nonjamtn J. Dagd Morris David.
and Abraham Lipnlun for b1 900.
Moore aud CaulGeld commenced m action
ngatnat Gustav AGondoiaon for 93,U0D.
Loti Brothers brought suit for 1900 against
s. r. Nickersotl.
The Commercial National Bank recovered
Judgment by default against j. II. Tibbo4ts for
92,02o.55.
CRIMINAL COUNT. i.
Norris Kollv WAS tried for ,arcony, found gull
ty. and sentenced to one yoar at joliet.
john Keary was tried on charge Of larceny.
and found guilty. and under 10 years Of nge.
COUNTY cOunr.
In the mattor Of special asaeBsuont rol1a for
Hyde Park, IN order was made dismlBaiug Nos.
II, IL. 20, al, and %.
In the mattor Of tho cstate Of Henry Mensoh-
ing, minor, Horny Russell tEas appointed guar
dian under bond for $4,000.
, 1873-12-25

Gunther Open All Dny.
Todny Chrlstnas- Day, in consequence Of the great
crowd that were unable to get to .is counters aud In
order to accommodate his host Of customers. Ia will
keep opon aa usual until 10 p. M, with full line Of
his candles, frcsh.
, 1873-12-25


Owing to tho avlity with which musical people seek
tho Knabe "p!ano, Measrs Julius Bauer l. Co. have
been without single instrument Of that celebrated
manufacture for the Inst few days. The factory al
baltimore Ia running fu!l hands aud overtime and a
fresh supply IL now In transtt TINT purchasers
this Justly celebrated tnarimeut can make selection
during tile coming week at JnliuB naucr Co.'s,
ner OF State and Monroe streets, In Palmer House.