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ohargoa against .1udgo GItlaingu, OF TIM TonrA
tetnth Circuit, will report Tomorrow, submitting
tho oyitlonce thoy llnve tnltoil, and rst,rcpsinr
the opinion TINT ls ID Insufficient for baslng fur.
thor proceedings on,
Ihoro arc about 400 bills now on tho tllce. and
IN tho hands VI tho Com,nittoeB probably 200.
III THO ncnaeo bila aro boing rapidly disposed
Of, Dllls passed. both Houscs ceiling to tho
unttod States jnrialiotlon over tho la,ds to 10
occupied in onlarging nnd improving tho 1t.
hlaryh Ta1la CanAl also, transforming to tllo
general fund tho rnappruprihtoA bnlhnonn Of
Tho appropriation horbtofore tnalo to tho Gut
tyBburg and Antlotnan National Coniotories.
Tonight tho Representative clinmbor Ia
crowded to hear tho locturo on 9pntt,, by tho
Hon. J.. B. Egslen.un, Of Aent CoAnty, donnul
ut Cadiz tlurinH Lincoln'a administration.
RIA tho Aseoctattd iaresa.1
f,ANarNo, Mich, March 10-1}oth Houses
adopted n resolution expressing condemnation
OF tho action Of tho mujority of tho Into Con-
greBa III voting to itB members an inorcaRo Of
their pny during the expiring hours Of tho sos-
sion, at time and I'll q nlnnnor to prevent any
remonBtranco from tho people against their ac-
tion applnuding those who opposed the moas-
uro only rcgrctting they did not rofuso to tako
from tho pooplo'a Treasury tho amount Of oxtra
pay so voted. Buol legislation and action
Is not what tic, tax;payors md pcoples
demanded or expected, ind leads to diatr1B. and
dissatisfaction as departure from that ntrict
personal and political integrity which tho people,
without respect to party, layo right to expect,
and 1omaud of tlloir representatives III the Nn:
tional Congress-.
, 1873-03-20
THE CITY IN BRIEF,

,r,, .o .>u.,,,, vo,t;,, j., ,7.v .r;1, In 1od W.
.,a ~ Wou uogn rnr so'o"' VAL ~ ~" ~
LILO AeS' - ooioon'
An "Ol FolkB' Concert" will BIO givon at tho
Baptist Church, corner Of Harrison aud 8anga-
mon streets, this evening.
Tho monthly oxarn,nntion of teac1,ors for tho
public schools will occur on Friday, at o'clock.
Tcnchere Of oxperenco nre needed.
~. .,.,t ;. ,,.,,, ,1.,a
Ho "onaes tne tn'hhn olou1ol.. as oio9uS, oola,
and reeonte when po!,ee oli1cess hana 1aelr r.
yoivers to roughs, as o1iccrs bo"den and o'con-
nor did.
Tho Roy. j. MoLaughlau, who comfortcd
Driver previous to that lamented Persons exo-
cutIon, mill lecture thio eyoning in tho Scotch
Presbyterian Church, corner of Albums and San
canon streets, OIL Man,"
-. H., ,,,at4u -, .,,o f,1,,,ro,, ~ jim
.aussn ,' ~ ~ iii ti,'. o,,,,,,r ~ IN of;lco
VII W" nno, o1a NJ ~ ~ nn;,i;n
FL Sotsor, a'uo 49, 49, ~ ~
a. a. ~. ~ - ia ;anortant t''
Va 1tal4o 40 AA'!eA 'aA.'
E1 Lyons, alias Aioy, graduate o. o. the 5onl-
tentiary ct Joliet, was held IN $500 bonds by
Justice Banyon yesterday morning for stealing .
aatchol OF olothlng from an OLD gentleman
named Bonnett ut tho Michigan southern Depot
The ladies' Of tho South Side Christian Union
are nhomt to travail m their muscle. A Branch
Of the rymnasium is to DO formed BY thorn,
, 1873-03-20

The oil oxoitomosit at Bayloryille, Iowa, still
continues. Many propriotora arc digging wells.
Fully ono-half Of tho wheat in Southern Iowa
has boon GOWN.
Tho Hurricane 1sland Granite Company, Of
Maiuo, has been awarded the contract for fur
nslling and cutting tho Htolo for the Huporstruo-
ture OF tho st. Louis Post Oflco.
The remains of q. Z. Bnnn, who was killed on
tho Fort Wayne & Quincy Railrond, OH Tuesday,
while compiling cars, aro still at Dlutrton 1nd,
mono OF Ills relatives having boon hoard from.
Ho will bo buried to-lay.
David a. Wallace, DID,, LID, President Of
the Monmouth (ll.) College, has received from
the President Of tho United States tho appoint-
ment al ono Of tho Board of Visitors to tho
Naval Academy, to meet at Annapolis, &1d., May
~, 1878.
In the case Of David scull aga1ast tho Kenslng-
ton Bank, Philadelphia, for tho recovery Of
$50, 600 In Government bonds, stolen from a. box
deposited for safe koopIng, when tho bank was
robbed III 1871, the Jury, yesterday morning,
aftor boing out two days, returned q vordiot for
tho plaintiff.
Tho Corouor'a Jury In tho case OF Thomas r.
Anderson, Of franklin, Pn., tho bank cashier,
who committed suicide OH the 14th inst, after
having burned several thousand dollars OF tho
resoulceg Of tue bank, rendered verdict
that the deceased WAS Insane at tho timo As
sought euthauasIa.
, 1873-03-20
JOLIET,
Tho Pcnltcntlnry 4hvcntigntlnE Uou1.
1nlttcc III Scnai0il-l'roccudlnRs Yox,

Tho Pcnltontinry Investigating Uona.
Ealttcc III notwithstanding ycx,
tcrAnY.
Special Dfspatch TO 1ha Chicago Tribune,
JOLIET, hfaroh 10.-Tho Bub-C Committee Of tho
House arrived hero this morning to close tho
investigation into tho alleged msnanngomon
OF tho Penitontiary. Tho principal objects OF
the Investigation now appear to DO tho pur-
chasc Of lot Of clothing and tho books Of tho
institution. Tho Commlttoo is composed Of
MoaBrs. Darkloy, Rankin, md Easloy. Upon
tho arrival OF tho Committee at tho prison, 1t
wns found that orything wR8 in ronlino8s.
Or. Bacon, George Adams, and ono O'Roilly, a
former booklcopor, wore III readiness to testify,
DR.. Bacon asked tho Committoo to linton to
his explanation of Ills report Of 1880-V0, In
which ho recommended tho purchase OF tho
property south Of tho priaon M d sanitary meas-
11ro. Tho point ho wished to improsa wnB,. that
no was not a part ownor Of tho property ut tho
Nh ownor, and he wantod to Hwoar otherwise.
His explanation wna listonod to with attention,
and tho question seomB to now turn upon tho
yoraotty Of DR.. Bacon and tho contrary witness,
and tho report roforred to.
Aftcr aomo comparisons Of the Inventories by
McBBrs Eaaloy mud Rankin, thoy Startod for an
inspection Of tho clothing.
4 largo portion of tho day tho Chairman Of
tho Committee, Mr.. Darkloy, 'vaa in private con-
sultatiou with either Edwards or Reid. Nothing
was, comparatively, donc during tho day.
~ Tho !y9! 0qmmittoo hope to get through to-mor-
Tho Committee iB accompanied by III expert
booldsoopor, who will doyoto hia tlne to tho
books.
, 1873-03-20
A SAD ACCIDENT.

4 aad accident occurred yesterday afternoon,
about O'clock In front Of the Pacific Cigar
Mnnufactury, No. 810 South Clark street, by
which little son Of the proprietor. Jacob Coht,,
was almost instantly killed. The child, with q
number Of other boys, was playing around a
wooden Indian, which atood III front Of tho store
as q Sign, whom somo ono OF tho boys gave
1t shove, and 1t fell over and broka the
Cohn child's mock. Ho was carried into the ntorc,
and plaood in Ills mothor'a arms, whore he died
In fow minutoa. Soon after his death, Mr.
Colin, who had not hoard Of the accident, came
In. When he saw his dend boy ho booamo al
most orazod with grief, seeming to belieyo tint,
In some way or othor, he might hayo prevented
the aeeldent. It was apparent, however, TINT
tho Indian would not havo fallen had 1t not
boon pushed. Tho child WAS about years old,
md was the idol Of tho diatresAod family. At
The Coroncr's. inquest verdict of accidental
doath WAS rendered.
, 1873-03-20

Tho wild pigeons and ducks arc flying.
lilo saginaws OF Michigan arc not to bo
consolidated.
Tho newa from Utah mines is worry encour-
aging. Tho BUOY is disappearing, and work is
being resumed.
x summary Of The las growth Of Jollot, ~,
during the year Of 1879 ghows oyg s57 now build
There Is no longor any bounty on foxes in
Connoc icut. Tho boys cannot get anything for
their poIts Us formerly, aud 1t docs not pay to
dig them out in tho spring.
bonds not to whip wn,. Konnody again. ''Tll
kape tho paoo," replied John, ''but I'll haye tho
ould woman bate tho head OF him.
Tho poople Of soushoru orogon-and, ill.,
deol Of tho ontire 6tuto-are in q proper frame
Of mind to astond a good-szod A[odoo funeral
with ohoorful alacrity.-FortIand {Orc.) Herald
Tho Boston Post sayH that tho cost OF street
ei,07o,000 and other improvements III innedi-
ate contemplation will swoll the sum to ~, $780,
0D0.
Tho property on tho northwest corner OF
tile now post. .ofce In Philadelphia, tho total val
uation Of which Is e082 600.
An East Tennessee paper notices tho third
marriage, on tho 10th ult., Of h1r. Samuel H.
year, and number two had boon dead only twon-
ty-niuo days whom he took number tllreo.
Tho quantity Of graln used In ali tho Peoria
dtstileros for tho past year was $40 700 bnsll-
ols, mud the quantity Of highwines manufao-
turol was oaual to BS,98t barrols, amounting to
$3.50, ,440 gallons s>proof upirit.
1T was d Hplondid joke OIL tho part Of throo
Albany men to ont ono OF tho headquarters from
Newfoundland dog that haa been killed, drcss
1t, and send 1t to friend, who had it cooked and
ate It, thinking 1t waa mutton. Yos, ii was d
good joke.
Sarah Walkor, 73 years OF agc, reaohod
I.owoll, hlasB tho other day, aftor 2O-milo
walk, III sosrol, Of work IN tho mills; she ntatoa
tha hof obSs ss Ns Mss t. ay up s
unablo to perform hard labor.
An event full Of awful warning occurred in
Connecticut last weck. A young man had Jour-
neyed from psnbH5Sy sS to = nslagsRost to enoy the
lis return accidentally fell from tho cars and
was instantly killed. guoh All oyent ~ that
would inyo been greatly ''lnproyed" In Conncc-
tlout a hundred yours ago.
-philo $. Smith dlod III Loakport, N. T.. Jan.
90, aged G1 years; Isaac s1ath 81 died at South
+. Smith died In Day City, Mlci., Feb. 4, aged
10 years. These wcre throo brothers. lsauo
sfsft6a from. Brighton, Mich, to attend tho
funeral Of philo. mud '1as killed by railroad
, 1873-03-20

accident. A}ba died from tho shock rocoi7cd
from tho nows Of lis double bereavement.
+--ri1oso gtato Oonatnlloa In hlasaaohuaotts
aro yont,,ring on dangerous ground. Last Bum
day morning thoy 6tlut 1,p tho lalto-ohops In
Citcopoo, and TIC ,,oonIo could not rot thoir
brounbroad and boanB for lronlfast, Which wcro
left at tlloso establishments oil tho
previous oyoniug to bo coolol, Dfagsa.
chunetts 4'ooplo will endure much in tho way Of
Btato ConstnEles anil prolbtory Laws; but do
privo thpm Of thcir baked leans md brown
broad on Bunlny mor1,ina, and thoy viii rot mnd,
Tho Attorney. f1enora1 Ina roturned fron hia
ofl}ciaI visit to HnrnrGcjJ u,,;i i,r;nas naomr.
anoos from prominent men Of tho 1linnfa T'oris-
lat11re TINT moag,1res w}li ho af1ontoI IN rngard
tho pooplo Of indann. Tor nsyhio thnt Gaiuy}n"t NJ
Dam conuuilrum t,rcatonod to ho M ;,o3cmlt f ~
Hontinn nm hi onco lin gcIicari1 1fnlt n @ ~
, 1873-03-20
CARSEWELL TURNED UP.


lie Is Sound mud Well Mt Cleveland, Ohio.
Robert CarRowoll, Of Wheaton, ILL.,, who has
boon missing enco last Tuesday wook, has
turnod up ut Cleveland Ohio. Tho facts con-
corning his mysterious disappearance havo been
given in tlotail in TIE TRIBUNE. His friends
have left no stone unturued to for
rit out His whereabouts. Photographs
hn 10 aaees Of s sao nspo a h
principal papors oass and west. Mr.. Caroowoll's
mado hia absence worry unaccountah3o. Tho fact
TINT, when last seen, lo had III his possession
5000, ma1o hiB friends ontortnin tho belief that
lo haad been fouly doa1t with. Yesterday ovon-
ing, howovor, Superintendent Washburn received
dispatch from Cleveland, stating that Carno-
woll WAS in that uity and WAS snfo
and sound, and would rotl1rn homo in d few
days. No cause for his absence was assigned,
md tho circumstances attending 1t will bo look
cd for with interest,
, 1873-03-20

JAoNsoNv1n1E, ILL.,, March 19.-Morris Co1lirs,
All old, wealthy, and prominent citizon OF jack
sonyillo, diod this morning ut 10 o'clock ut his
residence on Woet State street, of paralysis.
Mr. Collins was for o long tin,o a loading whole
Balo lncrohnnt of St. Louis.
Specta. Dfapatch to The Chicago Tribune.
TonoNTo, March 10-Johu Gregg, tic chiof
Parliamentary reporter Of tho Mail, and tho
oldent nhort-Aand reporter in the Houno. died
yesterday.
DALr1XonE, March 19-a1ary NJ, wife of tho
Hon. Royeydy johnson, died this morning in tho
10Th year Of her ngo.
B7. JosEru Mo, March 19.-Dr. Francis L.
Davis, prominent Citizen OF this city, died hero
this afternoon. Ho was Formerly o residont Of
Maryland, and member Of tho Legislature OF
that Stato. Tho remains will be forwarded to
Baltimore for intcrment.
, 1873-03-20
A GAME OF BILLIARDS.

a Dlnauascd Player Makes n Ball of His An
tagontnt's Head.
Quarrolaomo disputes seldom occur in tho
game Of billiards. In 1t SUCCESS or dofeat is too
much matter Of akill, and tho operations Of
tho players arc too apparent to causo much
suspicion of fraud. J. ". F1ohort and
n. D. Ward nro two men who
% lighting. '' Ihey @ met a last - evening" about 10
o'clock, in Wclls' Baloon OIL Twonty-aocond
street, md agreed to indulge in . "friondly
game" The game, howeyor, lasted longer than
tho frendlineBs, and finally syah onded by Flohert
Of his cuo inaicting al injury which rendered
Ward unable to dofond himself. Flehert was at
once overpowored and given over to q policeman,
who took Eirn to the Twenty-socond stroet stn-
tion. Ward was seyorely, but not dangerously
hurt
, 1873-03-20
FOREIGN.
The War Of Races in Wolver-
hampton, England.
Intense Religious Excitement In
Switzerland.
Gladstone Decides ito Ronlain in Office,


LONDON, March 19.-Tl1o tllroo mon who woio
asrostod at Cork, ireland, yostorday, on nuaric-
Ion Of their being Tho perpetrators of tho frauds
on tho Bank Of England, wore released this
morning, thero boing no ovidonco agatnBt thom.
Gladstone and his Cabinet colleagues woro in
oonsultntion four hours yesterday. Nothing rot
iB known az to tho roBnft,
a serious riot betwoon Englishmon and Irish
snen occurred at WolyerLnmpton, near Birming-
ham, England, yostorlay. At least 1000 por-
BonB wore engaged III tho conflict. Fire nrma
and knsvos wore freely used, and thcro was
much blood shed, though no caHcs Of fatal In
Jury arc reported.
LONDON. N1nscll 10-Evoning. Gladstone pro-
Queen tho names Of tho incoming Cabinet,
LONDON, March 20--O n. 1m.-Glatetono will
announce In tho House Of Commons Tonight
Thursday TINT ho has decided TO remain III o}lco
with all bic cullong,lee.
, 1873-03-20
HALF A FOOT LESS.

About half-past 8, yesterday afternoon, D boy
named Frank Brown, Il years OF age, md en-
ployod in Fuller & palmor'a planing-mill, at tho
corner Of Twenty-second and Union utroots, had
q part Of his right foot out Oft by circular snw.
Ho was taken to his residence, No. 80B South
Halsted atroot. Flo WIS attended by Drs. Craig
and Wortloburgor.
, 1873-03-20

sptcfal Dl*paica 70 TIC CAtc7qo 7t1bt.as.
OTTAWA, Ont, March l9.-petitiona wore pro-
ecntod In tho House yesterday complaining Of
tho undue return OF forty-tirob mnmbers AM
other divf1ion wnB talio; yostor1av III tho Houao
oil tho report OF tho Eloction Committee giving
q seat to Cluxton, u1 Peterborough Tho yoto
view.
UsDzawoop, Ont, llnrch aD.--Last night q
fsm!; naaod Price, with ,go.lo friont1s living ut
Port Erucc,, wcro nttackcd as they were getting
out Of sloiGll by five mon, armed with clubs.
man, died from his injuries. Anotl,or man,
Ihllip Warren, Is not expected to survive, aud
three othole woro aoriouuly injured.
, 1873-03-20
Tho III OdOC War,

SAN FnAEo1sco, March 1o.-Company A,
Fourth Artillery, ordered from this city, to tho
M Nows NJ f from mite the i, Mo,aoo war @ E Il unimportant.
About GOO troops arc In the neld Of tho present
time, waiting ordera. Canbys plan aoons to DO
to surround tho lava bed, and starvo the holoca.
For TINT purpose four poatH will bo established
OF, tho outskirts Of tho lava section and tho
ehore Of tho lake.
, 1873-03-20
SPAIN. .

MADRID, March 1o.-1ho Porto Rico Abolition
bill was again considered in tho Assembly ycB-
terlay. The amendment tllat tho abolition OF
elaycry Gu tho islnnd should bo gradual was re-
joctel.
MADRID, March 1A-Fraucisco. snlmeron was
to-day elected Prr5itlont Of tho National Assem-
BY; & ana 5ardoAl antl Lopez, soorotarios.
ind troublesome In AndaluBia.
, 1873-03-20

million will ho raisod, 1oadlng Mothodlata bo-
willie Will DO solootol rs tic location. Ti1oro Is
trch rejoicing nniongst tho hIntltolistu and ti,6
citt:ons generally oyor tho ,nuniAconco Of Oou1-
modoro Vanderbilt
, 1873-03-20
Tennessee nEptFlOdt9ts,

NAsuy1nIn, Tenn, March 10,--The hIothodlats
to raise 81 ,000, 900 to establish university Tile
Board Of Trustess, when half tho sum waa raised,
wero authorized to tako stops to begin tho work.
Tho subscription Of Commodore Vanderbilt. Of
bali million y rogslded - making thn nnlxass
, 1873-03-20

NASHVILLE. Tonn., March 1o.-In tho House
Of Representatives. to-lny, the sonato bill to
anaend tho Tippling 1aws Of the State was
adopted in lieu Of tho House bill On tho Same
subject. It lcsvcs tho quostion to the vote cf
On tie ist Of Juno, whether they will allow
tippling-houaos in tLor mitlst. 1t will be eigned
by tho Goyernor.
, 1873-03-20
NEBRASKA.

OMAHA, March 10.--TAo Governor Of Nebras-
ka will cnll all extra session Of tho State Legis-
lature In fow days, to correct errors and onais-
siona iu tho laws passed during tho last session.
Nebraska will call an extra session Of tho State
Legislature in fow days. to correct eYrors and
omissions iu tho laws passed during the last sos-
aIon.
, 1873-03-20

I.1rgnE nocK. Ark, March ia bill passed
tho Seuate to-day ropoaling tho act Of 1871 sns-
pending tho collection Of taxoB Oil domestic in.
duHtry.
4 Bill passed the eamo body regulating tho
practice Of medicine and surgery. This bill cre-
ates Htnte Board OF Medical Examillers, and
requires MI practlciug phyRlcann to got cortih-
cato from tho Donrd.
, 1873-03-20

DosroN, Maaa., March 1o.-The House Of Rep
fused to reBcind tho resolutions connuring Soma
tor Sumner, passed. by the last Legislature, and
the report Of tho Committee giving loaye to
Withdraw to tho potititionors for tho resembling
Of tho resolves was adopted. Tho report will
como up in the Sonnto in q day or two.
, 1873-03-20
FRANCE.

PAnrs, March 1o.-Tho Assembly this after
noon ratified, without u dissenting voice, tho
treaty aignod on Saturday last between Thiers
and Count Van Arncm, the German Ambassador,
providing for the payment Of tho war Indemnity
and tho evacuation Of French territory.
, 1873-03-20

ST. JOSEPH, No., March ia collision oc
CURED emily this morning about two miles oasi
OF this city, on tho Hannibal and st. Josepf
Railroad, botwoon two freight trains. Tho en-
Josoph Proctor and Frank Dye, wero killed, ant
tho brakeman, Potter DAILY, slightly injured. Tlt
engineer and fireman of the other train jumped
and escaped uninjurcd.
, 1873-03-20
MEM YORK

,.-.., NEW 7UF7K. =
ALBANY, N. T., March 18.--ric bill has passed
the Assembly giving colorcd people tho gamo
public convonienoos and rights that aro enjoyed
by the whites.
, 1873-03-20
CENTRAL. AMERICA.

PANAMA, March 8.-Tho practicability Of ship
canal through Nicaragua3 has been settled BIZ tic
labors Of the present Unitod statos surveying
party.
, 1873-03-20

sr. Louis, March TO- Tic insusanco bribery
investigation ut jefferson City, hIo., resuted in
q report by tho Committee tllat Frank uickox.
tho lobbyist, did attompt to bribe Mr, burger,
ono OF the 1noMbera Of tllo House.
, 1873-03-20
SWITZERi AND.

GENEVA, March l9.-Ile religious excitoment
iq this city caused by tho preaching OF Father
ayaelntho is increasing, Tho ultramontanes arc
, 1873-03-20
MEM .1ERGET

FEVF JCE30C
TRENTON, N. j., March 19.-1n the Houao, tho
Committee on Corporations reported adversely
tho Bonato Now Jersey Railway bill, d pennHyl-
vania railroad project The report was adopted,
80 to 20.
, 1873-03-20

The Hon. J. Coleman, Wisconsin, il at the
Gardner.
Tho Hon D. A. Montford St. Paul, is at the
Gnrdnor House.
Lieut.. Maxwell, Of tho British Navy, is OF the
Gardner House.
Tho Hon. James Spear, OF Lafayette, Ind. is
at the Garlnor House,
Tho ReyB L. I. Nichols and Chal los A. Dickey,
Of 1T. Louis, we're at tho Gardner Houso yes
torlay.
Col Fl. B. noed, General Inspector Of the
Pullman paiaco CarB, ia at tho fremont House.
!. D. Bennett, Of Cincinnati, one Of tho most
prominent insurance mon in tho country, Ia at
tho Gardnor Houso.
William sccor, Of New York, President OF tho
Toledo, Peoria i WarBaw Railroad Company, ia
at tho fremont House.
8. q. Baldwin, donoral Superintendent OF the
poninsular Rairond, arrived at tho fremont
House from Escannba, Mich, yesterday.
Mr.; 9: J. stongh Of ninedale, has tSat zo1a
fassa BY D. A. ;o osge # eon to N B. Vineyard
At tho Gardnor House yesterday woro the fol-
lowing II. Kean, Louisville Edwin II. Cory,
Boston William Berg, Cincinnati; s. L. Wal
BRIDGE Michigan; r. II. Walkor, Lowell, Mass. !;
D. II. Cunningham, Dubuque.
Among tho prominent arrivals at tho Sherman
1lonRo yGaL9ruly WoI0: ". huruuor, IlttaDurba
r. L. 4. Grove, Cincinnati II. p. Waao, Glove
land G: A. Marvin, Buffalo; Z: Mallory, st.
Louis i. D. Jonoa, Ontario; Y. N. Yoaton;
Philndolphia Z. 3. Holloway, Columbus, 0.
]. W. Townsend, Now Ha7on; A. q. Dabcool,
Canton, i'll. A. l.. Touziin, Kansas Joo Wins,
Wisconsin Horace Williams aud G. @. Gilman
Iowa; 7. O. Weir, Cincinnati; George Fl. Greon''
New York, wore ut tho fremont House yoatorday,,
hfra. FosH, who will lecture this evening under
the star management. is said to bo a render OF
considerable versatility and power. Tho public
this evening. The programme is one which will
| test her capabilities.
Alr. Kalisll, q commission merchant, yoator-
day tnlkod with tho Mayor upon the subject OF
public baths. Everybody III Chicago haa now
| talked to everybody olae upon the uan,e joct,
for the past ten yonrs, auf it s, therefore, prob
able that nothing will be done about 1t.
terday, .woro: ]. 9, Shilling. St. Louis, No.; a.
3. starkwoather, milwaukee,; W. johnson, Rock
Inslnnd; +: 4. Fessos, Oregon; v: n. Madden,
Hershey, Cleveland; A.: II. miller and ]. II.
Wilson, Lhporte, 1nd.; II. II. Church Detroit.
, 1873-03-20

Ocean Stcnmshlp Ncsvs.
LONDON, March 19.-Tho steamship California
has arrived out.
PORTLAND, Mo., March 1o.-The steamshlp
Peruvian, from LlYorpool. laH arrived.
, 1873-03-20
Real Estate and Stocks

ATT -AUCTIoT,
On Monday nforuoon March d. at ~ O'Clock, at tho
satcsrooms, Nos IS and u South Chnal.st.
NO. 2oB TWENTY-TIFTH-sT
noar Wabash.av.,
ihudsomo os!denco and lot Of grpund Is cot front and
l8a feat door houso CONTAINS roon,s closets. watcf
With flno barn. tito porfoot: teEus easy.
NO. $50 CLYBOURN-AV.,
noar North-ny.,
Storu aud Dwelling; good business location. Tho
house IN good order; contains so.u and
tho first floor, aud Tho second floor; has barn.
woodshod. "7atsr fo.; tito p0rfoot.
NO ia WENTWORPH-AV.,
botaoon Ninetocnth and Twcnticthsts.,
Cottage and lot OF Rronnd 2 font front nnd Is foot deup
tito porioot; easy tornls.
NO. ITO ARNOLD-sT.,
north Of Tuentioth'st.,
Gcntocl Dwelling, 10 rooms. In good ordos With barn ana
lot Of ground, 30 foot front Araods and 81 fcosi
dcpth; tttlo l'orfoot; oasy tor1nr.
NO. 10 CHARLES-pLACE.,
E1ttt-ay. and Van ruron.at.,
Largo Frano Dwelling, ~ aud basoTon and lot
rented last year 81 rst-rato location for
hotel md hoarding hn,so; tito rarfoot echy torms.
TWO LOTS AT BR1DGEPORT.
IRVING PARK Communication faro cents)- ~ lots In
baldwin Davis Subdivision,
sAhlPbON-ST., botwoon Ashand.av. and PaulnA-st.s
lot 81 foot front and 125 foat doap to alley.
FARM, 70 ACRES, lii Delaware County, Io1a, With
house, barn. Do.
BUILDING LOTS. at Highland Park, Norwood, and
Irving Pork Particulars at sa1o,
WM. a. BUFFERS l. CO..
, 1873-03-20

Senator Edumonde, OF Vermont, sailed for Eu-
rope on Saturday from Now York.
Sam Hooper. the boston III. O., Ia spending
aomo wooha In Magnolia, lia.
Max Muller has declined the chair Of 9ausorit
In the University OF Atrasbourg.
The Doaton Saturday Ecening Gazette announ-
oeR the engagement OF tho ReY. Phillips Brooks
and Mira. Van RensHelaer Thayor.
The late James Savage, Of Boston, loft ei0,-
goo to Harvard University, a. ali good Bos-
Horny Wattoraon, of tho Louisville Courier.
Journal. will address the Indiana State Editorial
Association at itH meeting in May.
Richard Dunbar. proprietor Of tue Dothesda
, 1873-03-20

ILAVENS q CO..
& South Oanast, will soil. SATURDAY. March g. aa
oa ILL.,. alarGo lot Of Household Furniture. Show Ca.es
ofaoo Desks. and ohazs 900 Cigars, Single and Dou.
blu 1sneas sswlus Machines Extension Tables, Crock,
sr1 Ware, sto'os. bohemian dlaas Ware. DO. do.