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Business.

In the House Of Representatives, on
Thursday, the following proceedings
occurred
Mr.. Hale. Ct New York, rose to 4
personal explanation, :Ed called at
:sntion 10 the fact fhat in the debate
~ the salary bill yesterday 3ir. vii
son, 81 Indiana, had offered 81 amend
mend which was intended directly for
himself. That amendment WAS to
compel him (AIr. Hale IL refund Ger
tain moneys he had received a. salary
as agent Of the United States before
The American and British mixed claims
commission. He said that he had
taken the pay rs such agent because il.
Tes voted to him, Congress having
PASSED an act allowing him to continue
rs such agent after he hao been elect
4! member OF the Forty T:,;rd Con
Gress. This motioa-of Mr.. Ni!son he
Dir. Hale thought was jn;andod 81
stigma Upon his character. II was
deliberate and planned insult, AID as
sTch he ORR. Hale accepted it.
he was appointed The ageu: 81
he United States before the mixed
commission in 1871. ard was contin-
He,t as such agent after his election to
congress at the special request OF Sec
rotary Fish. because Of his familiarity
WITH the quest ons at issue. l. was at
MS Own suggestion t!-at the law vas
passed authorizing him 10 act as snch
agent after his election 10 CONGRESS.
Tic had served IS such agent 1t least
% the best 0: his ability. and ii that
vas reason for casting a stigma uron
Ann, a2d Tor requiring him to sctGrn
us pay as Congressman he was Glad
a. learn II.
Mr. Lldfedse said 3ir. Hale bad on
YESTERDAY complained that the Con
5iessionai salary was tot, large, and he
eo9io now ike to know bow much he
89d received as tile :-aent of the Unit
ii States.
Nr. Hale said thu question was an
lT!pefnnent che, and IS such he de
chned TO answer if.
Mr.. Eldredge retorfecs thsu Mr..
Haie had said some YER iplrcr.incnt
things yesterday.
j., Nr. Hale, in continuance. charged
'Iat Mr.. Wilson was insiigated to
"d:r his resolution. by Dir. Eldredge,
ana tina; Mr. Iidrcdg5 had urged him
70 It at Generale Buffers suggestion.
air. Wilson said there was nothing
Of the L nd.
Nr. Eidred2e said SO far - H.. ain
son son to himself wa~ concerned it WAS
I'll untrue.
Nr. Butler arose to make y denial,
.ut DIR. Hale declined to give way
l'fther, and said if desired he would
give his authority for his assertion.
..l1essrs: Butler and EIdredge did not
themselves give him the castigation,
out they selected Mr.. Wilson 81 q
groper instrument to castigate him
oe vas very proper instrument, in
VS." OF his action on tho salary bill of
-ast session. There were two classes of
men In the Forty-second Congress who
pere engaged In putting the salary bill
through. Gen. Butler was the head of
one class, which was bold and ont
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German officers are Investigating the
new English system Of heavy gun
manufacture.
Sixteen men have the same neither
in-law in Iowa. She is probably equal
70 the e,cernenrv.
American steeis arc said to be fully
equal to English steels, but American
steals are certainly far ahead of any
thing in the world.
The late Mr.. Thomas Barring has
left one years salary to all the clerks
aud servants in the employment OF the
firm of Barring Brothers. The sum
which Will have to be paid under this
proviso is upward of $50, 600.
In pursuance Of the terms OF the
deed under which the endowment of
the Penikese school was effected, the
deceased professor, before his death,
nominated his son, Alexander Agassi2,
to succeed him as the president and di-
rector. A better augury for the future
success OF the institution could scarce
~. ia the absence Of the professor HIM
self. have been given, says tho New
York Evening Post, since there Gre
few in the country upon whom the
mantle of the father could SO nptly
have fallen as that fathers son.
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ARRIVED.

German Brig Gloria. Laasoh, (53
days. Liverpool, E Peschau, with 15O
| tons salt.
German Barque Hermann Helm.
reich. Olsterreich, (e2 days. Stettin,
E Peschau.
| Norwegian Brig sibal Hansen. Ant
verp. r E Eeide.
German Brig Johanne Emile.
Daucke, Liverpool, Wick & Arebane.
Norwegian Barque Syna, Petersen,
Bristol, Z e Heide.
Norwegian Brig Soskeeinmeron,
-, Brenenhaven, r E Heide.
German Brig Dorothea, Zepene,
Glasgow, E Peschau.
German Brig Fanchon, vcss. Glou-
cester, E Pesoheu.
Norwegian Barqus Arnon, Greuider-
son, Hamburg, r e Heide.
Dec. 20-German Barque Ludwig,
Schultz, (3S days) Bremen, E Peschau.
Norwegian Barque Viking. Hansen,
Greenock, (55 days. r E Heidc.
Steamship Regulator, Freeman,
New York, Barry Bros.
Schr L E Mcdonald, Mcdonald,
Belfast, Me, B T Mitchell & Son, with
10000 bricks, 4SS bales hay.
German Sarque Frederick Scala,
Waack. Portsmouth, Eng, al days.
E Pescbaa.
Schr Anna p Chase, Poole, Wiscas-
sott, BE. a days,) G G. Barker & Co,
with i0f bales hay. 10000 brick.
Norwegian Brig Aikor, sarsen,
Heide.
Br Brig Susanna Knapp, Edwards.
st Vincent. Cape de Verde Islands, J
Sprunt & Hinson.
Scnr julia seiden, Hill, Eliza
beth City. Mitchell & Son.
Schr Fairfield, Fulford, Elizabeth
City, Mitchell & Son.
fSchr Emma 3 Shaw, Shaw, PhiIa-
Gelphia, o G Parsley & Co.
Schr Annie G Cook. Cook, Rock
port, Worth &, Worth.
German Barque Felix. Fusteno,
Hull, e Peschau.
German Barque Claudia, (returned
III distress) Dinse, Master.
CLEARED.
Dec 15-Steamship Metropolis, Nick
erson, New York. Barry Brothers.
Steamship Rebecca Clyde, Childs,
Baltimore, A D Cazaux.
Schr John, Gabriel, New York, VIII
Ii ms & Murchison.
German Barque Elise & Auna,
Wendt, Cork or Falmouth, for orders.
Wi lard Bros
German Barquentine Leda, Miller,
London, Willard Bros.
Brig Nellie Mitchell, Cody, Port au
Prince, J Fl Chadbourn & Co.
Schr Hattie Turner, Hupper, Boston,
] II Chadbouru & Co.
Dec 20-Schr Mollie, Athertop,
Demarara, Northrop & Cumming.
Br Barque Robert Anderson, Hop
kins, Liverpool. Wick & Mebane.
Norwegian Barque Warren, Peder-
sen. Antwerp, Williams 8 Murchison.
Norwegian Barque Falken, Christen-
sen. Antwerp, Williams & Murchison.
German Barque Moewe, Ahrens,
London. Williams & Murchison.
b Barque Nelly, Harland, Liver
pool, X E Calder.
Norwegian Barque Dragon, Thome-
sen, Belfast. ireland, Sprunt &
Hinsol.
S hr Lille b French, Guliiver, st
Pierre, Martinique, G G Barker & Co.
Br. Barque Neptunes-Car, Pike,
London, Nlck i Mebane
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EREIGHTS-Ther rates Of freight,
both coastwiss and foreign, are not
quotably changed Coastwise freights
have declined a fraction owing to the
limited amount of freight Offering
shipment, but foreign freights, which
is done principally under charter,
are not materially changed. The ar
rival of tonnage during the week has
been equal to the demands for berths.
For last rates paid see table below. -
POULTRY-The receipts of Chick
ems have been liberal. Tho de-
demand being mostly for flne large,
either young or old. Spring Chickens
sell mostly at s. 5O@S3 75@s4 q doz.,
some small lots selling still lowg s but
fine and nearly full grown bring 81 %
r doZ. Old do. are scarce and in good
request at 81, 81 500S5 y dozen.
EGGS are scarce and wanted. There
is considerable increase in the demand
and fresh lots will readily command
5000 cents r dozen by tho quantity.
Very few are arriving.
HAY.-The market is well supplied,
and the receipts for the week were
about 1000 bales. The market is
dull. We quote rs follows:
Penn. Timothy 50@1 90
New York, .-.-......... l 30@1 sc
Eastern. 65Ml 40
PEANUTS.-Thc market shows no
very radical change this week. The
The arrival of the new crop continues
very meagre, and the planters do not
care 10 market their crops at the pre-
vailinS prices. The crop of this year,
we learn from good authority, will
perhaps fall short third on last year,
L IL.
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TAR-The general tone of the mar
ket was stronger on the first day CT
the present week and an adyance.of
cents On previous quotations was o.
tanned. Saturday, however, under
larger receipts and increasing stock
both here and New York, tho market
became quiet, and has since ruled SO,
receivers experiencing considerable
difficulty to maintain the market. AT
the close the tone is not strong and it
may be written as closing quiet at
81 20 + Dbl. The receipts for the
week 1927 hbls, against 737 bales for
last week, show an increase of l ITO
bbls. The exports for the week 964
bbis., against 377 bbls. for last week,
show also an increase of 5S7 bbls.-
Tho stock III yard and afoat as last
tsken, was 1885 bbls., against 1882
bbls. for last week, showing also an
increase Of 1,0I2 bbls. The sales for
the week were as follows
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a. ri sI,:--r dit teeth. n ref0rc aic- Il
II ehaye, yos Ia lucy thst czu ionJ La&Hss
G'*t!-r 'is- U'i.'Tt T. a.! SUd y a I,i-,
Tokel.rie agent. n2r,ni".- AZ spring water.
III. Ivi; i IL nro 'rtqu-E.'ly the >eat ~ dis
eaFc t14H = Ecn*r@iig sIirposc ii, fer upon :
&Si :s'5 on & pc ii t. - great 'ssTe, the
powers - thu stomach Rnw-!s, brain. mi th<
III l. rrt = sv>. i quite ih-i i'm OIL
tan C1u * =, Ing SIMMONS IVLR t. e.
/. - - ?. sn,i prS-s most Of sle Gseast
II n H., h l. bel, 70.
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Cranberries

1oR CHRISTMAS TURKEYS. I.asp-
berry Jam. Dundee Marnslade. Loo.e Mus
ce.-l Rsi5:pE, 10 ST m, Figs, Frames, Dates
CTIAS. r. MYERS 8 &C.
dee 81 g, Front.s
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EXPORTS,
Gnl

New 1ork-Steamship Metropolis
496 bhls ros;n. $50 DO tar, 225 do
crude turpen.ine, 202 bales cotton,
1000 bushels peanuts, 2;j5 shocks, 121
Ids paper pulp, 20S casks spirits tur-
pentine.
New York-Schr John-2. 600 bbls
rosin, 1913 bales cotton. 4 tieroes, 4
bbis, bdle copper.
Ba 1t m e-Steamship Reb, cca
Clyde, 10 casks spirits turpentine,
Cos bbis rosin, 90 bales sheeting, % /,
90 cotton, 80 bbls pitch, % do tar.
5000 feet lumber, % bales dry hides,
3 pkgs mdse.
Boston-Schr Hattie Turner-141,-
6S3 feet lumber.
FOREIGN.
Port au Prince-Br;e Nellie Mitchell
lie, I41 feet lumber, 136, $50 shingles,
Cork or Falmouth for orders-Ger-
man Barque Elise & Anna-2, 700 bbls
rosin
London-Gerncn Rareuentine Leda
-l,500 casks spirits turpentine, $50
hb!s rosin.
Densrara-Schr Moll;e-173, $50 #
lumbeS, 80 bills pitch, 80 do tar.
Liverpool 8: BGrq1o Robert An
dsrson-l. $40 bbIs rosin. IS casks
spirits turpentine, 100 bales cotton.
i ii ! arp- Norwegian Bareue
Waazen--2, 400 blls rosin.
Liverpool-Br Berque Nelly-9e3
bales cotton.
Belfast, ireland. Norwegian Barque
Dragon-2, los bhls rosiD, 2nu casks
spirits ttIlpeatinc.
st Pierre, Martinique Schr Lille
L Frencil-l &c. 600 feet lumber, 5000
shingles.
Londou-German Barque Moewe-
3,3t3 bhls resin.
Acknowledgements Barque Fail
ken-l, $50 casks spirits tarpentine, SIS
i>bis rosin.
London--Br Brig Ner.ur.s-Car
:e37 bbis rosin.
LIST OF Vessels I'm the Fort as VII.
.oEugssu, y. e.. Dscosnl,er -. 1878.
STEAMSHIPS.
Regulator. Freeman, Idg, y Y,
BRIGs
Felix, TusteBo, dis, L Peschau
Norwegian Alkor, SarseD, dis,
RE Heide
ID sJ+t2ttfiNslf A&-Gtt ''p esASs
Sp-unt & Hins.on
RE Heide
German Jobanno Eniiie, Dorueko, dis
Wick & Mebane
Norwegian Soskeeniuraeron, -. dis,
RE Heide
ocrn'ass Darcshea, zesene, dis;
O.
E Pesohau
Ctsrsuan Crioria: Laasch. dis,
E Fesohau
Nor lido, Tiorsen, dis, Il E Heids
German Eiutracht. ShuchhaTd,
idg Europe, Willard Bros
Norwtsi;l!i SorneD, Nathisen, dis.
RE Heide
JoscpIl Howe, Hughes, log Europe,
] r Blossom & Evans
Rr Brig Septune's Car, Pike, ldg
Euror g, Wick L. Mebane
German Bertha, Hilierichs, rpg,
Norwegian Miletus, henderson. dis,
Froptisr. Biaisdeli, dis,
Navassa Guiana Co
BARQUENTINES.
fo"e'a NA'b tn aoay 'uotssi, 4oS,
E E Heide
BARQUES.
German FREDERICK Scala, Waack,
dis, L Peschau
German Ludwig, Schultz, dis,
E Pesobau
Norwegian Viking, Hansen, dis,
r E Heide
Norwegian Sina, Peterson, dis,
Norwegian Arnon, Greuiderson: dis:
RE Heide
German Hermann Helmreich, Olster-
70 cb, dis, E Pesehau
Nor S: Olaf, Olsen, dis. Willard Bros
Ger Rosa, Hofschild, ldg Europe. :,
w Monk
Ger Sirene, Calleiss, ldg Europe,
Peschau & Waterman
Ger Montag, 6tromstedt ldg,
Willard Bros
/ Ger Hermann HelMreioh, dis,
| E Peschau
! German c II Won Behr, Kroger, dis,
! e Peschnu
German Ernst, Erdrsann, dis,
! e Pesohau
German Thomas Small. DillwiltG. dis,
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SPIRITS II RpEH EfNE--rlo r1Gr-
Ici Immediately subsequent to our last
report, assumed 4 very quiet tone, and
there was lack u. tiias animation which
tbs ci2s" II The previous review gave
impetus e., s,1d instead Of This We
he'd d uOm nal and inactive marhct;
buyers were demanding q col,rf7si0n
on foru2er figures which sellers refused
to allow. Monday st:!nrs by concert
cd action having fai!e6 IL secure
former rates gave wy and tisc sales
rc,ailil Ed in 4 decline ~ cent. Tues
DIV lie market up"aeu quit. and
there vas II steady feeling. end after a
decline ~ ! tilt Ia" niarzei lt came
sifn II IS c,n!~. at which it rules At
tia e.uzt ii car writing today. The
rcesirt> for .h.. "ceh. Ass casks,
agai,.~! SO; al, Ior last ~e"<, show
an irrai.as" ~ i.2:jO cas.ss- The ok
port ;c. the y.-ck. ,, ~ casks, against
I 50 ss,als to- lat week. shoa :tis,o s.n
iacressss, If ,:'['9 cnsilN. The stock i'll
yAr,I :.i,,; a.iuat. IS Lass taken Uas G, ;JJ4
call. aRajuat 1876 casks Tor last
week. I';c -,tcs fo- ij1ts~ .es.i1 were as
;oIl,ss-.s.-
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vaEEs az FREIGHT.

..---,-,.-c p..-s-.ar,e- Per Sailing
An t-'-5f'' "a y Vessel.
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CRUDE T L /; I, L y L E.-The
Crude TurpentIno market is about ~ =
stan still so far as the fnctuAtion of
price is concerned. Another week has
passed and has brought no new fevel-
atiOns. The business continues to be
confined to the local consumptive and
export demand and the r-csipts which
have i,een larger than usual fer the
past two weeks, have been of sufficient
quantity to meet She requirements of
the trade. The market closes firm
to-day at 81 for hard ard 50 90 for
soft. no receipts ca sales of Virgin. }
rhe receipts for tho week 2,126 bbls,
against l, AL bbls for last week, show
an ircrease OF COZ bbls Thu exports
for the week, 225 bbis, against 2o7
bbls for last week, show - small de-
crease. The stock in yard is 2,1l9
bills, against 1928 tbls for last week,
showing an increase Of 7?5 bbls.
The sales for tho week were as fol-
lows:
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wilmington Wholesale Prices Current
Subject TO Changes IN the Market.

e-HAX i:.-r IL 81 \ >.
,aTr6is, Spt- 7, each
: hand. . - = : =
N@w ,,2 IS q - GS.
andes, per H..
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lumber. tMiii,.
tlr Bis. Is 10 at7
Vide DO. IL 90 400 90
>cInti;ng J"tsa g. -
hip Stuff, e o. a. ID
me, from storsI
Rockp0rt.l - a $50
tsocSlanGJ .sD a it5
NoiaSSes, per gallon.
Cuba, hbis. ID Il =,
DO nbls......C3 Z IS
! sugar hJuve. =. 2 -
, - bDls. ..-..2b e =
Sypup. hbl-. - + o.
io y. -. - a. 81
! Nails mr. In
, 1873-11-20
LOCAL POLITICS.

mr. Colvin Still Master OF tho Stun"
1son..GosEip Regarding the Police
SupnrtntendoNcya and Other Offices"-
Efforts OF Aldermen to Got CoAtrol
or CanaaAlttoos.
Mr. Colvln did not attend tho A1deE1nanio eau"
Gus hold Tuesday evening In tho Sherman House,
and 1t Ia not Likely he will condoscend 70 beeorno
III instrument In tue hands ot any combination,
Ho s willing to uccspt advice from
any citizens. including Aldermen, but has
boon careful not to commit himaolf
until tho proper tno con,os. Ho waR visited BY
tho usual delegation OF politicians aud office
aookcrs yesterday, men who expect to be candi-
datoa noxt year, introducing their friends 80 as
to be able to demand their services In the fu-
tnre. The ohief topic in political olroleH was
tho Police superintoulouoy. Thers seo.ns to 10
l!ttle doubt that Jake nehm will be Ch!of aud
Jos Di1on Deputy, though Marx Sheridan NIL
, 1873-11-20

work for tho appointment Of Capt. Buckley in
caao Capt. Hickey atands no show. Mr. stoarns
will probably got Mr.. Oartora place in tho Board
Of Public lNorks. Mauy frionds Of Phil
but aH ho 1iaa hotel to-. rim, he
declined being candidate for any office. Capt.
r. NJ. Ryan Is announced as cna1idato for
Clark Of tho North Side polico Court, and hr.
Davis Ia working against tho An1boig family Tor
tho aamo position on tho WoBt Sido. Tho Alder
mon who pledged themselves to a lost OF appli'
cants for minor Offices aro rodeomtng their
pledges by recommending thon to Mr. ColvIn,
but there aoonB to bo dlapoaltion to confirm
Ills nominees, no nattor wlio they may be. mid
allow tho responsibility to rest with him. u s
tho committees tho Aldermen nro after, ns they
would rashor Iavo nngor In tho
Court-Houae pic tlian tho naming of oil
tue oflcorB to DO appointed. McGrnth
would like to be Chairman Of Finance, and Mike
bailey hankors after tho Craftsmanship Of Pub.
lio Buildings. Corcoran would tako RnilroadB In
p1ace Of Woodman, who has seryed with ability
and unquestionod honesty. 1t Ia not certain
Woodtnan will not DO roappointed. Gas Ia
another committee Of Importance, and Cannon
aud Longaohor would like it, Tho latter really
Stands not the ghoHt Of a,Bhow to DO President
Of the Council, as la will full back on Bome
prominent Committee. Potc ntallr would talso
tho Presidency If he could got 1t, but NlcGrath
can cloan him out. Tho fight Ia becoming hot
all along tho limo, md next woek the battle will
be general.
, 1873-11-20

7. ". Dom, Esq, will load the noonday
prayer meeting today.
Prof. Swing will lecture at tho Reunion Praa-
byteriau Church, on Mitchell street. near Throop,
this evening. Tho Dluo Island avenue cars pass
within block Of tho church.
An oystorsupper will be given tomorrow even
Ing at the Christian Church, corner Of Twonty-
fifth street and Indiana avenue. To accommo-
date those who prefer supping there before 60
Ing home, the oysters will be cooked and served
at o'clock.
Charles Hubbcll Ia one OF tho regular sneaAs
thieves TINT render policemen necessary to the
preservation OF property on tho West Side.
scully aont Charles to the Bridewel for three
months yesterday.
There are several charges hanging over tho
head Of William Warnor for burglary and rob-
bery. He was yesterday held to the Criminal
Court on one Of them, by soully, in bail Of
$1,000.
Mrs. Frances Z. Willard Of Evanston, will do
liver a lecture, entitled "h1y Story Of tho pyra-
mids," before tho Chicago Philosophical Society,
In the Clark Street Methodist Church, next Sat
urdRy evening. Tickets can be procured at JAM
son, McOlurg g. Co.'s, and at Emerson l. stost'a,
No. 29o West Madison atreot.
There will be social gathering In the chapel
Of tho Third Presbyterian Church at 8 o'clock
this evening. TITO usual oujoymenta will bo
supplemented with snpper and musical
On tartainment. Mrs. Farwell, Mrs. Balpur, and
others vi Il participate in tue latter.
The financial statement OF the Exposition
published yesterday was incorrectly given in
one particular. The tom of SIG, ,GGl 83 set down
to printing and advertising should shavo been
char gcd to the work account. Tie printing and
advertising amounted to S8,0s4.75.
Samuel DAILY delights in robbing olothcs-linos,
oickon-coopH, and Hsables Ho has beou on
gagged In tho business 80 long that he IL we'll
known by all the police. Yesterday he was fined
$50 by Banyon for tndulging In his favorite
amusement.
The alarm from Box ST. ut O'Clock yeaterday
morning was oaused by the discovery OF Are in
dwelling, No. 1855 South Clinton street. ucou-
pied by Mrs. Pond nB boarding-houBe. It
was totally consumed. Loss about sl,2o0. No
Insurance.
Tho schooner Lookout did not look out enough
Wells Btroet bridge, tho rallinga Of which we're
aight!y damaged. The rigging OF tho schooner
WAS slightly injured.
Mr. John Manning. OF No. Bond street, New
York, has recently Issued book which every
advertiser should possess. It is called tho
Now fQrH IFeeb utctioHaFy Hl!u AuFeEtIhoTs
Hand BOOK" and contains list OF tho leading
publications. isauod in tho United States, caBa-
lied with respect to the Interests they roprosent,
nichard Grant and John Sheridan aro o choice
pair that Chicago eau afford to loss. THAR occ-
pn,lon III highway robbery. They are now
onurgel viii an assault aud attempt to commit
robbery, and are under bail Of *5uo till satur-
day. when they will be examined by soul'y.
II. D. Newton, an auctloueer ut tho corner Of
Lato and Cana! streets, waH arrested by Ollcor
Mitchell yesterday, for sailing goods q double
HusInloaa watch TOR 925 to poor aallor named
, 1873-11-20
Alexander Kuol1nloin. 1Io will DO examined be-
foro Justice Scully this morning.

Matthew Marks. tho lawyor who llhs boen nc
cuBoa. as stated In The TntnuEE Of yoBtorday.
Of woman nemed Mrs. Draunschweig, WINS bo-
foro Justfco Eborlardt yesterday upon tho
charge, and. waiylng examination, he was held
for trial at tho Criminal Court In bonds Of $500.
The roadofe Of THE TRIBUNE wore notified a
few daya ngo OF tho arroat Of one Johnson for
entering tho houao Of Henry W1rnor No. 40
tho Criminal Court. Yesterday, Johnson's pal,
one Charfea Lcwts WIS arrested and bound over
by Banyon In baiI o., 800. AL tho property has
boon recovered by Detectives Aayton md
Gallagher.
Sarah Jane oontal, do1Ie Smith, and Kittso
ostra,lder are q trio Of white women that havo
boon living With negroes, without bcing mar-
ried. They woro all aont to Dridowoll for six
months, yesterday. by Danyon. but s1olllo in
9epnrtng from Court, yelled bnck at the Chief
Justice tint he was a loafor. wheroupon sne was
given nn additional ax months.
Yesterday afternoon, All Inter- Ocean compost:
tor namod Dennis Callighan, while in n state Of
blBsful intoxcation, fell from the sidewalk into
the hase1nont Of the now Farwell Hall building,
on Madison street, and received sevoro cut
upon tho hoad. oflioor Fechtor lifted him out
wagon, had him removed to his homo, No. 126
Ohio Htreet.
Yesterday Edward P. Droughton, IN omployo
Of tho Chicago & Alton Railway, wa8 arrested
on q warrant iBHued by the Department. Of stato,
at Wnahngton, on the eha5gG Of iorElng g a 70, q,
Canaaa. He was taken boforo Commissioner
HoYne, and tho examination continued until
Friday, Ii, bail Of $4,000.
Yesterday morning three rowdies, named Horace
Mann, John Russell, md William Bird. wore be-
foro Justice Kaufman on tho charge of commit
| 1nan named Woito, in Mathya naloon, noar tho
North SIdQ ROllinE-h1illH. 1t appears the
, 1873-11-20

"Large trade md snlnil profits" Ia Anlessont
motto. Bill Of fare reduced to ante-re prices. Ca
as theiz popular diningrooms, Nos las and l4s Mad
taon street. and they will convince you TINT they can
give you better meal for less money than you can OBJ
tain anywhere else In the country,
, 1873-11-20

GTeuE FUFntfufe 6aI6 Mt 9Tnuu EtHplu6
Fran thr Grand Kapfds Dafiv Eaale, Eep Is. 1875.
Drraoy Il Gay Furniture Company, OF this city, al
vestise their groat auction Gale 10 commence Dec. H.
md continue ten days. This will ha tho most inl-
portant atIuir of tho kind ever announced In tho
West, un have no doubt will be largely taken ad-
yAntage Of BY tho trade and public generally.