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Ain1n az tho oxtrome that railroads may roasonabiy
leaving tho rnanngr Of doorning t6b particular
fatos for each article Rd each locality Ia te rstfoad
nailaRementt subject to common Inv prinuitles7
II tle Legislature will leavp margin within which
tito railroad comphnos can earn Reasonable return
Tor their Investment, tho railroad companies might
1nve no OCCASION 10 complain, although tn tic afction
Of the law diTcrcnt localities or different inoreats
might eter Tho correction Of t,lnlouillcs, ~ 10
could we'll lunve To those portions Of tho community
affected by tho law and III tltno tcao would correct
themselves.
The Inv at present in force and most laws Tint fnvo
bcc submitted to tho Lesatuyc, prohibit Tho tratR.
rurtaon Of products Of other btnteB acroaa io ate
or inoB ut 1efa transportation racs than tho traspor-
tatlon Of tho products Of 1tlinoia DONE nowtttslan
Inn erch roaGcd raea ,nay still lenyo pront, and nro
absolutely forced .ipon tlle rntlrond companies.
Ivy conditions ovrr Which neither tho rail-
roHd companies themselves nor tho State
p Ju.IsiictIon. il \ common earlier might At
s,sls Of Iowa. at luss 4 l.o aaw t why may not
Town acroHa Illinois, provided It docs not tax Tho poo
plo Of Illinois for tho privilege Of doing III.
tho Btntc, lii exercising ita right Of
clninent domnin, should purchase tho railroads
In tho Slate, or nny QUO Of Them. would
1t not 10 bound In equity to pny tho
ownora snc d Hln an It would cost to- create tho
rropcrty7 And wnul1 It mt, til caso II owned the
roads, bo bound to charge for ta aorvcca enough to
phy tina coat Of maintenance aud tho intorcBt up1 tic
cost Of tho ronds-ho sano exactly ~ 1t doca In tho
casa Of tho cnnn1s -
Aftor brief discussion OF tho points made,
tho Club MI 3ourIet.
, 1873-04-15
THE CITY IN BRIEF,

Five violntors Of tho Sunday liquor law wero
fnod by Justice Scully yesterday morning.
About $50 worth Of napkin-rings wer8 stolen
from tho boarding-houBa OF hlrR, Ward, No, Il
South sangamon street, on Sunday evening.
Patrick Flynn was before Danyon, yesterday
morning, charged with s!cnling quantity Of
hutchor'a tools. Tho case WEB continued until
Wednesday.
An Interesting revival is in prograss at tho
0brist!an Church, cornor Indianu ayonuo aud
Twonty-hfth street. There will be preaching and
Social meeting every evening during tho week.
4 boy was arrested on Vest Madison street,
last Sunday evening, who had In his possession 4
fou OF leather. The owner ean hnve 1t by apply
Ing ut tho Central Police Station.
Tho prominent alTyalH ut Antlorson's Euro
pean, Hotel, yosterday, wero the State nailroad
OF New York.
meoting Of tho Decoration Conmttces will
bo held this oyeniug, ut No. 1870 Michigan avenue
ldardner Mouso). for tho purpoao Of mating
further arrangements for tho proper observance
Of Decoration Day.
A heavy brick-wagon, driven BY Thomas
Ing in front OF tho City HILL, on Adams street,
yesterday afternoon, and completely demolished
A maas temperance meoting will DO hold this
eyontng at the Fifth Baptist Church, eornor OF
Harrison aud Bangamon 8troeta. blr. A. d.
Flagg will looture, and other Speakers of prom
inellce In tho cause will he III attendance.
The alarm Of liro from. Box 192, yesterday
day morning, st 4 O'Clock, was caused by fire bo-
lug discovered In No. 85 East Indiana s.root, y
saloon kept by Patrick phelan. Damage, $16;
no insurance.
Capt. Elisha Loo, ono Of tho olleBt engineers
on tho lakos, died at lliH rouiloneo 1T Elgin OIL
Saturday evening, and waH burod yesterday with
Masonic honorb. Ho formerly camo from Duf-
falo.
Tho regular monthly examination Of candl-
datea for eltuatlonH al female toachorn In the
public schools Of the city will DO hold at tho
Halated, noxt Friday, Commencing promptly Ut D
a. Ill. Teachers Of experience aro needed.
a regular meeting Of the Weat Chicago I.y-
ceam will be held this evening ut tho Ieavitt
Street Congregational Church. Tho following
eubieot will DO disoussods "Thht poaal trans.
, 1873-04-15

Special Dtspatch to 1he Chicago Tribune.
MAp1soN, Wis, April 14.-An opinion Of Judge
Dixon, Of the Supreme Court, conourred in by
the other Judges, Is publiBhod to-day. virtually
. year ago in q ta1-ttlo case, appealed from
Manitowoo County, which was III conflict with
former decisions. Being convinced, on roargu-
mont and ro-oxaminatiou that it's previous do
tho greatest mischief III unsottling rights and
diyesting titles,1 which In great variety aud
number Of cases throughout the State have been
acquired on tho faith Of such, the Court there
unocoupiod lands shall DO held to follow the tag
decd, and vest in tho grantee aud those claim
ing under him whcnoyer tho decd is valid on its
fnCe,
, 1873-04-15


N. P. Willis Home Journal contalns tho following
notice Of tho wol-known sturteyaut House, Now
York:
As resort for strangers temporarily in the city, or
q permanent dotuico for New Yorkura, tie gtitrte-
ynnt House, broadway mud Twcnty-ntnth Htreot,
rocnmnon.ls itsclf Located at point from which the
e'scat a!asrets arc quickly reached, bolng within
meu anu having for proprators such popular Aotol
princes ~ Mesars. Jclald it IL not anrprsing that
tho hoso vol lmtronized, aud as carod An 0nyla-
bio name. We know that tho apartments arc fur
nsed In good tassa and that tho tablo Ii we'll kept Is
made ccrtun from thu facs that tho Hturcyant cooks
Noher IL It uninportan that the Office tu charge OF
such genenanly clorks MeHarp Barrett and Hlleck,
wlom, 1t must bo acknowledged, Ills aways pleasure
a per day.
, 1873-04-15
NEW SUITS,
SUBURBAN..
EVANSTON.

EVANSTON.
The meeting of tho citizens Of this yillnge In
Lyons Hall, list night, to discuss tie iHsuos Of
to-daya election, viz; WatorWorks, waH worry
spirited and lively OCCASION. Speeches were
made botl, for and against, but tho Impression
left on tho minis of those present is, that tho
Wator-Worlsa candidate will bo elected Wo giyo
the two tloketa:
ron TATEn-WonKs
1fusttta-I1cmnn1, G. Powers Wileon Phelps
chArlos ]. Gilbert, L. j. Gage, William blanchard o.
luttce Magfskrnto-Georgo AI auntoon,
Ptltdle C3erk-Uharlea X. Muneter.
ANT1-WATEn-WoNKB,
7rusteea-obadiah IIuse, L. L. Grenneaf, George +.
r'lringson, John a. Pearnons Edwin Loo Drown VIII
son Phelps.
itoiico tMayistrate- French.
Vtllage CYerk--Clarlcs X. Ha,lniHtcr.
Mr.. L. L. aroonlenf Inns declined the nomiua-
tion, as ho il in fayor Of tho Wator-Works.
, 1873-04-15
portatton Of conviots In moro effective Ill pro-
vomiting ormo tllnn solitary tmpria0uu1ont."

yontfnr orl1no tllnn solitary Imprisonment"
IN sunflav nflornoou in tho nbsonco of tho
family. t],o house OF hlr, john IItooml,, at
Iliyo:ado. yas ortorod by burglars. About 5000
1o,,so WI emtorod by n hack Window, lilo prop
tT.I nrtr ina mt Ioon recovered.
Wy '''' ,...a :.>.o IT,.
On satnruay evening, I"9 1l9ll ne''t sn sau w
hardware ntorc OF W. u. htlluy, No' nou 't s'!'slc
straot nntl ofored TO SOL pachaSG ~ hnisos
and forks and some npoot'b. upon noi''s tluea1,
toned, they Ha they wo'll ioase thom patra1 nr1d
statloh, wlioro 1t awnits idontllcatioh'
dnmos p. CANNON was nrrosted on Sunday
ovon;nv m tIIo at,nnopition th0t bo Ind onticod
M, n1,f gcnttomn,, ,,ntno1 i. p. Unmmou Into tho
nntnr;nna is,,,1n finn Nh. Gg West Washington
etroot and niileil him to dig1,oao Of 5000 without
value. received. Cannon sworo tint ho was q
bubincss man, md know nothing, aIoat ~ tllo
gaiao. Tho oaao was continued until Thuraday.
among tho arrivals at DurAos European
" " nrnnt n,'d IA. II. Dwinoli. Vermont; 4.
Druco. Mareoloa. III, !; join ". dartloti, Boneca,
iii. i, J. Nichol' Iionnopn, Iii. ". il. Carey,
pitsirh pta% b. T. + IosEeif eityro Ne" rroy l. u e.
GoultlIng md wiro. Lowolf, A1aas. !; Judge II,
Lowry, Fort Wayne, Ind +. H. 1Iininan, Uorpa
Enginoors, q. s. 4.
ton Woa,o,,, e,rssv ,,s " roaooJ .m siI;nrtnn q,
ao1rror ,,n, M , tn. ayat ,;uo u
t1s.,a wnr, n'B .!Bt n tu vaon ,1 ti,omao
5l,s,' It, a,n H,oin @ 9;,a a''' va,.asai
um aa ,s sG o ,rvara pM u ,,o eo ~ a
~ ofan mt w MY 1onatn IN 4oe..ied
~ ~ croaa ah1 t .er @fta, n @ wn
seem - crost tno mesIos s1t Ut! s9rso"hG.o 3nn to
nG"I ao'th,rna9 ua'o"'' "p'os'"b s"o '''s i'o 'I'
oousa"oDs ,--.--,. - 49,, -
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Reeds Temple OF Music.

alcasre. Reed 4 kons having removed to tho corner
OF VanBnrsn md Dearborn strects, now occupy tlor
owu bu:ug. Ihoy hnyo ta]en extra care In solooting
Gno stock Of planos with which 10 oI,su their now
rooms, a,.l now ocr to tn public he lt.eBt assort-
ul!t of conccrt gEals parlor Vrands Hlara gra,ta,
III aIy ono collection in tbs United Htateu rho
Measra Heed cordially invite a WHO arc Interested to
Gull an,i examine lLor new wArorooms aud test the
pIaues fur themselves,
, 1873-04-15
;. SPORTING NEWS.
The Spring Revival Come at Last-~-
A Lively Day at Lin.
coin Park.
a Prize Fight Misunderstanding De-
soription.
Horse Race Extraortlinary...The Police
Dista1ced.

G1if0r hNu hnof, n ufr al,
Of modern nociotv baa md tin manly nplrit
TINT wna lin t1n,,oht ~ our at,,r,v ,nroutora.
Tho apor}a have h,o, ro,+,v 1oo1 md mott,
and rust havo .athorci m lin nrmorv of adIec-
tivoa wborowith n una. .ho rorortor's c1orv nnd
prido to i]oc1 tho ao1id cn1,,mna or narrat,vo Of
doanornto onoonntora of co7no ooc1ta uon,ov man.
motol, 1ayo floronorote1 IN n tnas1o with touul
fowls at tho bonrd;no.nouacu. .P. n."baa fallen
to a plue-1nuss oyor mint. aud sawdust and Jrs-
tico In tho morning. .rho racing calender shows
nothing but the fonts OF Wabash ayonuo omnibus
driyors.
Wonderful is tho influence of snripe, 1t lor
toucl, buds anrino M frowav har!f. md tonflor
,1.,a a ~ W. .1o"' JUN. ~" suu 'ss.,
Dlaoes on tue dingy hward' 1t must have poeh
eop arh o o. sP1g ne hs n
and sprouting blades. brought ont aotuully n
prizo-f5rht md n horae.raco md our rcuortor
rotoo t,,.t .ooaro1 ~ 49, ,a.t;n;,,,,tu wow
'.ls ,n,,o, ~ ,no WIZ
spraoS, "men s"as"ha tho h'es' 1he esents
without confusion, and to this task wo nddresa
onrso1vou,
~
THE pnlzE-r1oHT.
At 10 o'clock a. m. q hack, containing Bx' mor,
camo to halt on tho turn of tho Lake Shore
nso ..lA,,o,' W osseos: OK '1qn eot out: tno
nt ,arao oo"n, ,,s'a1 sseI1oa WIN catolu !uus
mon. ialse s1tew' wh'eh no stuck In his mouth
ped. Ono, it was observed. wore for lis colors
n mir of rod su,aron1.ru ti,o ot1,,r .,r,, a;r+.,
a,.,.t r1,,s Wv o,'loi Wy 49,
enA' ,l. 80. wv "Alseo 1nto 1no 1nioalo u LILO
dr1Vo, saook hands,. -Four mon and tho driver
looked OIL. 1t waB oyidontly n deliberate afra,
and meant business. Aftor somo anarriur, tho
cnmhatonta mi ,ro1f ~ ,,o. o!.;,,,- ta ,,nr,
s,a.:ss 5o' "on -, VILLA, o"1he " ion6
o4sube oi our admirably supplied treasury OF
lowed by rounds only wl,on tho meE rot woll ut
vvorlf |hov ala not ztc ror MI, ~ =,
1'nr NJ vi os ep 49, !1unos. 1'9ln pas ~
ah;d afa;st n'1H oo enspGi,aofn knockcd down arty
left .,,a,, roepsr; .: s. down again. hnotio'g
among observers. Bua-driver epit out
iln, hls = straw r ~. gnd got up, on LII
DOL, 1o1. =; ?. enncnos II: =. Both,down II. y
ant s,aiI ,n .r1r ,,o,, III ,t - ear GIeat o1ene
plnng png @ thls thlng; Large man IN shabby overcoat
tetih Aln 70 hol0 OIL. 5ldo SHOW OF O. +socono
IYgnasoa ngms mnne' nhn,t ~ 3 snaa man Rnoekea down
tHs1Ga ~ 4;a anoae s % 1nu hSone. Don't NM any
Wonld havo withdrawn :" our army in Flartors :
rom competition. y. y. i'll tho moleo loses his
aistlnginsni!ng falmons, out u - clothed VIII
jun,etnro lifts up bis voce likoa pelican III ths
M.aoInosa, ~ .o1 A o.t.cc sure enough one OF
tho CITY guardians IL seen III tllo dim distance
tnrnn en1g snseaa thy @p around to bend
aoeglu ~ uiAsee9 Nero Au uio hecK aie
sway ~ "cnt up DeeIee3 st1ceI, anh our fc
porter cAihpeu uoWn from o BMau aapinE 1net
wnion ~ ma aBconuea, nor merely bccauao Hac
cnons IKE ne IL ehors' nus oeGanHo III nll sucl
eapps 10 nta 4%arcn 70 10 aa1rlc5 81 impartial Oh
SerSer. Iotal 1noan lime w., 2ut!s., W. =
THE HORSE RACE.
, 1873-04-15
Illinois nlld N1icEsfrnn f,nun1s.-

CANAL CoLLEcyoR's OpFtcE, Cu1oaoo.- Anr,1 "A -
Ann1yEp: ~ Wasp, Summit, 55 yls stone Atlantic,
CLEinED: Reacue Len1ont, light Koliance Io.
mont, light: Edwin Wnlker, Lcmont; Trayoor, L.
mont; II. 9. Carpenter, Lcinont s. l. r., Lomont !;
4. II. Atkinson, Lemont Col. Martin. Lc1uont:
Martin Hogau, Lcnont; Constitution Lemont
Augusta Hogan, Lcmont Muy Flower, Willow Springs.
Bun Kse, hfarsoIllcs Light.
, 1873-04-15

NEW YORK.
n, N5T yo Xonr April 14-c0rros-pull mfdd>ins up
Iii n,srxpsTurrs-rlo,,r quiet with soo export do
1855 s;z m ai nSs sass s a ssS
r,ys to g1o1 sxsa goo d q oS9 osh9oca
&. Sste 81 Isss s1fs or sn
aIs Whe Ge1 ot ssl s 11a hay yspE yS e sasa
asked ehocks traao roeopts y 09o ~ ~; alring,
;paiaa mhae aiF g. ;d do,es g.
no dull hmall aa!cs Western, .sac barley quiet
DEMAND for olG fsssrs 7ooo b new mixed est.
az yse esss S 10 oas ss' sms = Se e
M aG; i; anra 5qes yao nv Wafnrn 1e' GU
9sE aosnoat ofap2e!s s,t easi.r At !: shsaio hiS5sioxc
sa AsD % ' and pe1a?ea owep ill., o<oc
sugar easier fair TO- good rofniug 77sGs9sc. slo.
ssses firm Now orlcan' s77Sc' laee quiet q: 7's
1ostoMo !eanea 2SoN@fS y! RI e.
corn, l,G77o 900 bu; oats, 66s,000; rye, os,too bu
Taos1s1oss.Pork qniot aud shaae sas1or now
si2, ai3.oo: oat mes!. ,quoi; hams, 12@S11ss:
sn s %aes Ma1es, sfoa o csaT s0!s s &c.
ar'a aa ~ Wssar sesn "sssta sS
S5ssi %s9TIS sSsS. sssS sa'a 4nss L st 1lsS.''
BUFFALO, April 14.-!'ItEADsT uFFa-tionr seh4y'
Wheat dull; sales cur No. nl4"nuKee C!p o. sl:oa;
Corn h1aner bAlcH 1uuu W ~. ~ Wv III etoto
GnrS on rack at ss 1s w. a ht IT. nra vorv np a
| MILWAUKEE.
| MILWAUKEE, April l4.-BHEADsFuFta- gluGt
aud unchanged. Wheat flrm; No. ], $l.Jl NO;
sl2oh Corn sa steayi ~ arey uas steady
| REcE1prs-Four, 900 lrla wheat, ioaoo o9n1, hu,
| SHtpMKN7s-Flour, 1,oog @ br14 wlea'' 3'oo' ou'
st. Lou1s April a1 aan
, 1873-04-15

Now Tint tho Lonen season IL ovor, and Hack-cloth
aud azles hayo beon laid astIe, yory opportuuely
coneH along Booth, tho welt.known oystor man, who
yesterday received large consignment Of California
salmon and vegetables I'LL of which ho Ia prepared to
, 1873-04-15
MlLhtE-TTE

Tho following six yontomen wilt DO o|ootca
Trustees Of this yilago to.dRy J. G. Wcatortica,
A. NoDauie!s, A.. ]. Sherman, u. II. Munn, y. Ill.
Duggo, aud H. Bol,nntz.
, 1873-04-15

: n = SOU Fl EVANS ON
will try to elect tho following ticket 1t being tho
only olio In the field:
Trtistees-J. D. Adams, Nicholas Morpcr, JAn,es 8.
Kirk, rioFnas H. Watson Sylvester Gooden6w, Orlaulo
+, Gibbs.
Iottcs lfagistrafe--AI. y. Know1ton.
YiIlage Eicrk--A. i. Warner.
, 1873-04-15
FREIGHT TARIFFS,
The Railroad Side of the
Question.
A Paper Read Before tho Civil
Ingitlccrs' Club.
Ffows Of Robert Harris, Esq., General
superintendent Of tho G.,
=. & Q. II. r..


...... ... .
A mooting Of tho Civil Engineers Clul, of tho
No1 '.'"ost WIS hold Ill ltoom -, olty llnu, laet
evoning, MIR. Cl1oBbrough In tho Chair. There
woro twenty momborH present.
Chicago, Dur,ineton T. f,n;nrv RAILROAD r. rc,d n
papor oh Freight IarlilD," Which IL aubJoillod
The power TINT tho poaNcsslon Of wealth gives s
viii alwaya 10 givon to tlto ncouIsision Of II,
mud whntuyor tcnda Tho most to ills cud will
70 as aoa TIM Tho oa, Of q ,t afso ah
and 1t may therefore bs ox,,cutut1. that M lorn
as on aro neu, thcy win neck 10 ri control Of s,1ci
mills tl,at from i,s nInfon roo,I eo"es in tlo ain.
md htnso tlo ratent inWsMsti,mltinr @ oort by thS
hcIr hosctr IN In " uw"rs ,nnrs % sxn uot and
through tleso laws tllo results of thous and sssaciiy
ri 10 oy Ge e ey Sr
mi. '"'"sD'' SA'' ''~A"'' '"e' "'o
From lin ,,romncuce TINT lima 3ecn otyen to tho
suhlrct by Ito tl!scsaion III tic nu,y1narers Il might
we'll bo Thought that lilo nu1,ooiy or transportation
IL the most important Of n ,p'noroli, and tl.e
INT Hpcioty is suffering from tho most that sgcry
onn 10 jtnreated in transportation BY steam that it
is of tho utmost Importance go necessary thing
should not DO under the conro, 81. Of any ~ individual,
aloat which thoagtfal mon tho mo,t exercised;
sonors Of Massachusetts, thoy say In their report on
tho resolution 1nBtrucug them 10 consider lie a.ts
3 III aR
tiao difficulties they eyporiencs i determining upon
INVESTIGATIONS tho commissioners hayo not thought 1t
o1pcdten to roport nny bill or form Of law iii which
,vo,iI In nnnrnnt tint tey he1nsrlvrY
uttic canldsnco II t.orafoye. In t1,ja acussinn
sH,, uot susr1cat INV comploto solution Of to di}
~,itica yn,, shi,I,l.i mi In aurr1risa1 ~ ''@
In tGe outset. When ra]roata woro unrIed. srnaan.
chmsotts and Nav; Hum,ahrc rroyi1od III 1ncasure.
e1aiRt thn undue n,, n,casiy nxcrlso nf TIM 1,n
or necessarily iunorout ii tnc system by limiting to
net earnings 10 ID nor csnt er annl,. by prcscrbing
tl,at liza Sn.o riot nt fis nn;in, INK ia rooIa ,,y
ing lis ownors 10 er ceut nj an1i,lm from she neHi
Mig. In Illinois thla restriction wan omitted.
c1arac,cr It viii bo aNrced lint tao sIate. tbrouU ia
nronor cnnncl initial t1,o inycst,nnSt canal H.
ra,iroa,ia witt 1rnntsn thnt ~, ~ por,,aa
should only 10 limited by common law priuo!nies'
II n ,n,inin}no nv .o,nc ~ lin nrrt ii In
t,a ho ronda are n,thnrIze hv thc;r cbarcra ,ynir
aro unayoiabio under Tho provisions Of lilo uonsti.n
af nircctors in thnir scrcti" av spa 1t I 10 ,,ro4
scribe. Il ia now aeucraly concodei t1at te " cqcr
risa ~ tbia acrc,nn 1nuat ho r,nrn"nrz", ,r
.ifn.s ~ tIis3. u III, % 1.r1t, ~ % - t1t ~ ~ q
, 1873-04-15
HEALTH DEPARTMENT ESTIMATES.

Comptroller Burlcy Inns has received tho fol-
lowing estimates Of the Health Department for
tho ensuing year:
, 1873-04-15

Now York Live stock Hlur1spt.
. NEW foNN, April 1a,-CAITLE--Ycst>rIay ind to-
lay $50 ours. or LOCO head; tQ;i {yr to week 7l7V,
, 1873-04-15

aEainst !2o Inst week Market firm mud act at m
adsaslco Of A& No. Tto yarda wore cleared Of atock
nn aoveral een. Native scer. md eo o.op as01aes s
40: hna at 6e2oo I've wo'glt, anil Toxna and dlcrS.
hee aatto At 1n1la11,o to .,csa 20 nnl 81 lbs grosa
cwt The 'nnrkct for slresaed beef WAS stronger Hnd
lng renlily at ot5i2eo IN wnahl,lgfon Market.
Among tho miles IF looyca' wore: II carr
Illinois mixed weights nt 11sl@laHa:
cars good ~ cwt, 12'fG; y cara to, ~ owl 2So:
o,sw sls9 por hsad ea1s Iair -. h1i,1Gnr H!eoIs
ID, TX evil, 12@12lfc; cers Chcrohco cattle, cwt,
lid; VI do, 04 cwt, Ike; cara Texans, 51l cwt,
sEEr Ann LAM,ss-2j cars or 455o heal total, 14,-
GO for tho work ngui,lat Il, ,!b0 aa4 week. Market
Arm, with risinR tendency. Tho oorrs included
catr far to prle eiireI stato md ohq steep.
rnsllorn ut 9lBlic inos!ly oafHalc. Spring lambs
dull At 1oe52Dc will pniy few n1all loa oforod.
many wockB, md Hclis quickly as 8S@f9c, chiefly ii
@12a.
HodH-YcAtcrday md to-day 1o3 cara or 1a head,
making $50 for thu werk haislat 39oH0 !aat week.
Mnr;ut aotiyc mud nr'n at G41,Sc for 1.-Two hogs. and
71l@774c for cily droaaea.
, 1873-04-15
THE COUNTY BOARD.
Award Of Contracts for the New Criminal
70" Court md Jail. 10. :..,
If No "Extras" Arc Allowed Hereafter, tho Build.
tng VIII Cost $375,478. g.

Tho Doard Of County Commissioners hold
regular mooting yesterday afternoon, President
Miller in tho chair. Present, B1cssrs. Galloway,
Ashton Pah1man, noolle, Clough, Doguo, Singer,
Jonea, Loncrgan, Crawford, Harris, Harrison,
and nuBsoll.
A number OF bills were presented and re-
forred. .,.s
Tho Committee OF Public Buildings submitted
tabular statonsent Of tho various Bids mado for
tho Jail and Criminal Court t-1,oom. Tho follow
Ing result is arrived ut by adding together the
cheaper bids:
". @. Dcakman Illinois atone .3116, ,7o3
n. o. Bailey, u,ason work III, 600
ssroeor Il Cor iron. 1os, M 2oo
Z silycrman, carpenter work.... 1900
, 1873-04-15

NEFF *N"0ss1
NEW Yonis, April l4.-Tho wcols opens with mora
active markell, and deaora from TIC Nor{%sss "na
ia,ic Iudlan Held, and other loattin8 uaes Of sta,
dard nlleetings lorgely sold nhoa1 rocarset :
and dc!u,a aro active, a,d checks nro dull. GLAZED
can.lrics active. boc and twat cottona,los are
aclli' freely. shlrtlng stripe prna are nearly a re-
ducc4 to lie. Foreign goolRaro quiet.
Foreign Markets.
L1vEnrooI, April 14.-iIollny In London and Liver
pool.
, 1873-04-15


wero not responsible. MosBrs. Clough, Gallo
why, Hortiug. aud Singer, also voted in tho nog-
atiyo.
Mr. Milcr's motion in regard to change Of
material was adopted, with q modification that
tho Committee mako no changes without
submitting 1t to the Board.
Tho Board afjournan till Monflay i,
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1873-06-03
College Endowment.

ITHACA, June 2.
President White has just received n let
ter from Hiram Sibley in which the latter
states to mark his appreciation of accusa-
tions made against Ezra Cornell, he desires
to increase his endowment of Sibley Col
lege, and has therefore placed to the credit
of Cornell University the sum of 100000.
This makes Sibley's entire gift to the coli
loge of tho mechanic arts 100000 As a
direct result of discharges the University
has already received several valuable gifts
among them an chronological cabinet of
$4,000 specimens from Herbert Smith of
Manlius, The commencement week ora
tors will be Charles Dudley Warner OF
Hartford and Erastus Brooks of New York
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1873-06-03
From New York.

New YORK. June 9.
1t is stated by the Post that big rail
road job was struggled through the Legis-
lature during the last hours of its session
by John T. Conover and others, by which
nearly all the streets in the city are at the
mercy of said company, in which they can
by its provisions lay rails and run cars
BROKER CIIEcKMATED.
Two clerks in the Custom House having
sold their salaries in advance to q broker,
and not paying him when due, he sued
them. Judge Quinn decided that the
broker could not recover, as public officers
violate public policy by such course.
FIGHT WITH IOUGHs.
Several policemen had desperate fight
with a crowd of South Brooklyn rowdies.
They succeeded in arrcsting VIM. Mullin
and John Smith, the rlnglcaders.
Woodruff READY FOR TRIAL.
In the United States Circuit Court to-
morrow the counsel tor Woodruff and
Clafin will move peremptorily to have a
day set down for the trial of the charges
against them of mailing obscene litera-
ttlrp