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Sleid barauf ftiir3te Der @etrofeHe in ba5
Shenf3iulmer suriid. SIN firdterliden 30.
gen ifr0mte idduneub. uuauibaltiam aus
elmer tieien 0alamuuoe uuf Der lehtsn Seite
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Setunoen nod belt itd) Der nugliidltde auf.
reht, baRn ~itiirste er III fid sulammen uno
ruauD fh in &ooeSsudunsen auf benz SOoeu.
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tritte Der iliidt,noeu W0roer erihuateu. uno
faum waren bleie oerhaqt, 10 mar aud i6on
ba8 2eben ibres SpIsrs slloitsu. Su .rner
tieien Slutlade lag Der entieelte Qetduam
bes iuu9eu Manues, uub elm 9rdB ifer DttB-
ton, fer Ruf nWOrt!" 9eqte burf DE luitig.
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pobIbsfannten Sobten ianoen, ibn, Der eben
nod inter lbnen irDblth eepeiss mar nit
ben Sr0hliheu. Die oetftDrten Sreunbe bes
@rmorSeten iliirmtcn bauo1, eincu ArSt al
bolen, aber fir oeien Sunit uar IS langit in
ipat. "a mar tstne Rettung mebr. Die
geide ees iun9eu Wtunues puroe bann mad
Der Nobnun9 itin,r @lteIn 9ciAuiit unb
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, 1873-03-30

Those who reman Of tho earliest settlers Of our city,
especially tho members Of tie first organization Of
Bapsists VIII remember John Burgess, and Janet, Ills
wife About twenty years ago they removed to Baton
Rouge, IA., account OF her feeble LeAh where he
died he had lived, earnest witness for hs Master
and yesterday she buried 1t Norwood, IN this
county. Those who had the good fortune to know
HRS Burgess will drop tear to her memory, and hez
shining gzaees will live In their hearts while time
1asts sho had eno1Ies aad it IVES her delight to
point siusick souls to the Great Physician in whom
alone her life centercd. In prayer and conference
meetings seemed to get nearer the Throne, and
her dally life partook Of the same spirit. When
tempted CT afflicted, perfect resignation rcigned
supreme, and It n,attered not what happened.
wss .olas ms Of Pure dia'atsSseetednsss: tst::
worlds goods, in her Last days, still
1t WAS In her great heart to do what che could and
evidence sent the Treasurer of the Michigan Ave-
hue Baptist Church cents 1t tho time it WAS dedi-
Gated Surely such nweencss Of disposition and love
Of the beautiful ia seldom seen and the last words to
her beloved dsughter,-"My peace 1eave with you,"
speak who left in language that cannot b
misunderstood a. TO her present happiness. We who
left will SEQ her cheerful face no more nor hear
her htly-spoken words, but let taEe her life for
model and We vii soon be where she is th5onshout
eternity. J. Il. 3.
Ca1c4oo, March ., 1873.
, 1873-03-30
THE EXPOSITION,

A Sufficient Amount OF Stock Sub.
scribed to Complete .hc Organization
OF The Association 1.-The mu..er OF
Location Yesterdays Subscrip-
lions.
meeting OF tic temporary directors and mt mbors
OF the subcommittee Of the Interstate Industrial Ex-
position Of Chicago held yesterday afternoon In
Room II, S1aats Zeitung Building Present: Messes.
Whittle, Harvey, Hesing, Palmer, Crane, Bishop,
Pierce, Aosenburs and Honore. 4. C. Hesing in tho
chair.
Mr. Crane, tram the Committee on Location. ro-
ported tnat th. had called on Mr Hoyne. and found
that gentleman heartily in fayo2 Of permanent loca-
don the lake front. 1t Was thought after fnrher
conversation with him. that The city had not the power
to grant tue right to arect permanent building therr
but could only ect It by making it city ente1prce
furnishing the money tteeH, and securing permit
from tina Beard OF Public Works.
Meaars. Hesing, Crane, aud Harvey were 4p-
pointed committee to confer With the AfaFor
and Corpu-atic. Counsel Tu1ey regarding the power
OF the >ity to grant the right to erect
permanent building on the lake front. The commit
o'clock.
The Secretary r::crtet that sufficient amount Of
stock {S1o5 ooo) hni heel ubf bed, complete the
organization Of th.. 1c
Tho nesting Of ~. - directors wss then
adjourned, and mectsn, ~, Commissioners, who
empowered by the 4ct Il incorporation to form tho
Interstate ASS 3radou, organized. The ComnaiA-
sionets are " x Nixon: A. E Bishop, Jacob Rosen-
A. G. Heeng. Ill. Iesing was chosen Chairman and
meeting Of tho stockholders was called for Thurs
day, April 70, Vi O'Clock, in the Council Chamber. tn
the City Hall
Subscriptions to Exposition stock were yesterday re-
, 1873-03-30

ADVENT OF spring, scarf-pins are going by. Cam
eos are stul the favorito ring, and are also in
dark shades on Light ground. Solitaire die
monds for gentlemen have q new setting,
csr-eonduetors 80 and md As bar-tenderss viii
be glad to know that clusters ate in raised aet-
tings, the centrc-stone being higher than the
rest, and quite isolated BY IN open work rim OF
gold from tho other stones,-thus making
great deal more show for the money; and, for
the firBt-uamed gentlemen, will be found moro
available than ever to uso as danger-slgna1s.
Lockets arc larger, being both round and
equare,-the 1attor about an inch in breadth,-
and have either solid gold back, or one OF
Chains in loud, elaborate patterns are offered to
the uncultured payernu; but fob-chains
in unique and small designs are pre-
ferTed by those who are to tho manner
born. series OF double circlets, curiously cut
and linked together, is especially noticeable.
BOOTS =
are made with both square and round toes,-tho
bo1-toe, however, being less desirable than that
known as the New York style, which is soft and
round.
ET-CETEAs,
Cabats OF Russia leather arc fitted up with all
requisites; while lunch-baslets for gentlemen
show decided predominauce Of bottles aud
glasses over plates and forks,-arguing that the
male biped is a thirsty rather than hungry
animal. DreRslng-cases arc simply por-
iecI III LheE httlngs, containing all
tho useful articles for gentleman's
toilette, from button-hook to razor, with
quite q many minutin for the bcautifying of his
lordAhip as the most fastidious woman would ask
for" poudre pour glisser les ongles" being in
cluded with brushes, ETC.
And so wo leave the modern Solomon, having
g1ven him tue latest hints as to properly array
ing himself in all his glory.
information was courteonaly given us By
Messrn. Ely Co., Brown, Prior i Fisk, and
Messrs. Mayo and Jewett, to whom no are in
debted.
, 1873-03-30

TIA popu-a1 TEST Side 3eHelry firm of Goodrich
Erb; have 'St>' beea dissolved By mutual consent
s17. Mby 1ett:ag. The business will be continued At
the old stand, corner of Green md West Madison
streets, by the succeeding partner Mr. E. r. Goodrich
who has awaye been favoraby known in connection
fair dealing and Law prices this gentleman anticpates
not only continued patronage from tie customers Of
the old firm, but hopes to gain many new friends
and promises to kesp up eyen moro complete stock
Of ane tewely, diamonds, witches, ETC., than hers
, 1873-03-30

Mr. r. L. Burke, having returned from the East, in-
forms his many friends In the city and country that he
has identified his interest with the retail boot aud shoe
house Of Robert THEM l. Co., No. II East Madison
street, near McVtL5ers Theatre where he will be ha-
py to Zee them, and where he will embrace the oppor-
tntty te show tho largest assortment in latest
and bait falikez OF boots and shoes In this market
r Bu.ka f1ters htmaef that, through hs long e1pe-
rence, 4: become fully qundnted with the wants
Of the r'pe in this line, and his house has only
eonnect~n .'7.h the leading manufacturers he can
war7aui 'hcsIa:,ion In every instance.
, 1873-03-30
THE CITY IN BRIEF.

| The regular annual meeting Of Trinity Church So
ciety will be held In the vesry-roon Tomorrow even
ing.
| The Franklin Society meets at No. - West Adams
street tomorrow evening. 4 full attendance Is d.
| aired.
On Tuesday afternoon tha Directresses OF the Or
phan Asylum hold their 1egular monthly meeting q
the Asylum.
James McNamars, driver Of Engine No. II, sent hi.
Resignation TO- tho Roard OF Police yesterday. and Il
WIS accepted.
George B. Randall, Who has been acting driver Of
Engine No. ., was appointed member OF the regular
fire department yesterday
The orpheus Mmnnerchor give reception to thei.
friends this evening in orpheus Hail. corner Of Lake
and Peoria streets.
Rudolph Wehru obtained permit, yesterday, to
erect hve-stoTy and basement stone-front building,
&ox8o feet On tho lot No. IS Washington street.
The Mayor yesterday, revoked the 1fsenco Of Walker
ja1ntson, Of No. oS9 Stats street, whose saloon as
said . bo resort Of bsd characters.
The regu1Ar monthly meeting OF the Caledou1au
Club will be held next Tuesday evening In the base-
nent Of tho Scotch Presbyterian Church, corner Of
Adams and sangsmon Streets.
The Haymakcrs will give one Of the!r concerts In the
Union Park Congregational Church next Thursday
evening" tho proceeds to be used toward improving ths
6AoA4@Ao ~ IAo e4141ABO university.
In order to suppress the practice OF fast driving On
the boulsva7ds, tho South Park Commissions hare iu-
structed Capt Berry to put on additional police
1orce, and vigorously enforce the regulation.
The annual lecture before the studeuts' Association
cf the Presby Theological Beminsry Of the North
west viii bo delivered by the Rev. r. c. Matthews, D.
D., Of Monmouth H., on Tuesday evening next In the
First Presbyterian Church, Of Indiana aTenue
md Twenty first street.
Interesting case in telegraph NabIlity: Party ap-
prcsching city from Milwaukee telegrapha liveryman
Send nice cartilage to depot" Arrives and dnds nia
carriages in waiting. Layout for hrst-casa funeral
Only ono MN to ri de. Tweuty-eeyen dolla1s to be
paid by somebody
TIE Board Of MAnssers OF the Old Ladies' Home
net ut the reRidence Of Col James, No. GAO Michigan
Irrnue, yesterday afternoon, and adopted the amend
nents to the charter suggested BY the Relief and Aid
society. These have been published in full in all the
tty papers.
At noon yesterday, the scow Bloom, Of Whitehall,
nth full cargo Of coEdwood board. colided with
bridge. 5he Was being :oned in by the
, 1873-03-30


Tho April number OF the land Otcne, his q 1rc
btrd1-eye E':c Of Morgan Ps1k, Washington Heights
The B!1c 1-'s4d Land and Building Company, Room
No. II Chamber Of Commerce, George r, Clarlo,
Agent, is the owner of this beautiful suburb Thoso
wishing to obtain information Of this property can
get copy OF the Land 0ce, free Of Charge BY call
Ing ut the Office Of the Company, No. II Chamber Of
commerce: Spectators and othtTs wishing to pur-
chase entira F7cks i1l ind to their advantage to
Clarke. - "
, 1873-03-30
R6rnvn3


Hr. Il. L. Niswau, Of boot and shoe notorietx. 1,
back again in tho burnt district ind has opcued 1t
No. 7G stst Etreot re1rly opposite Field Letters
store Of the most complete stocks Of boots and
shoes to be found in tho city. Ill is old patrons who
became separated by the fire, and the public genera1ly
a1a invited to favor him with cal. His reputation
for fa1 and sqns-s deaEng Ia sufficient guarantee
that all goods purchased from ni1n will prove Il repre-
Aeuted
, 1873-03-30

The proper place for y5u to select your pape1hang-
iugs, decorations, bedding. and goods which sppes-
tain to refu1ulehng halls End hones Is unques-
t]onaby Hlger, jenkins q Faxon's, No, lot State
street. They sre now prepared to exhibit to old and
Of goods IN their e which be found this side Of
New York Thor prices have a1w1Js been popular,
Ind are now made to suit tha times,
, 1873-03-30

It ts i Peculiarly Of the men and women Of thi.
great nineteenth century to bo influenced more or
by whit may surround theu The verit7 Of this say
ing may be proved By Wit to the vc'Lknown deco
rating house os 1lr. J. J. McGrath Nos ia and l16
State street, where all the varieties Of poper Languga
can be found, suited to drAwtug-roon, dining room
library, receplon~rootn, etc Whatever, IL any case
ts in Mpropostion or wanting in grace will produce
unpleasant effect upon the mind and clash with al
picture without first becoming clo.e student, and
understanding wo the acene or subject hich he at-
tenpts to produce. It is equally true Of ths famous
house, where pains spared to carry the de-
signs Of the best artists in The world aud simply by
tue sid Of paper.
, 1873-03-30

PTact1cal Chem18try.
Baron Hobg has received imperial dtploroa from
Russia for his practical applications Of chemistry We
observe that the welknowc statement Of this d1su-
guishcd chemist md ph1lanthzopist, that superfne
Wheat -four IL increased 10 cent and upward by the
demonstration in the enhanced heahfuness Of inTs-
Lid! and Children who food zpsle with this prepa-
ration instead O.. the common kinds Of !" baking
powder"
, 1873-03-30

4 FIrst-CIasa Furniture House.
Since the weil-known frm Of Colby h Vi1ts, Nos.
292 and 294 State street. have sbzndonc1 tho auction
branch Of their busnese and gone III the rsguar fur
n1ra trade, they rank among the Arst-class houses,
and keep a. l1T assortment Of goodR any house
in tue city. This firm make specially Of upholstered
work. which tuey get up for their customers, and
prices that c. bu. satisfy any reasonable person.
, 1873-03-30

Tbs rapd ant extraordinarily large ssles that have
attended the Introduction Of the Euawood and War-
wick collars are token Of the uniro1sx1 approval
which they hnvo met With the consumers. These true
critics appreciate good article, which they have
found in these goods.
, 1873-03-30

India shawls are all the rage-at least among
tho fortunate few who can afford them. The
more green there is in an India, and the lighter
it is, say those who profess to know, the mora
valuable is the article.
, 1873-03-30

At Roei}'s Hun1n aAir Palace are 1nade some o1
the handeomhst hair Bwtches curls aad raids In the
city He keeFE large and fashionable stock sccod tc
none. Visit the Pallce, at 10. 81 Iweuty-secondst.
, 1873-03-30

The dlsplsy Of hair goods to be found At Roelis Hu-
man Hair Palace will do 1adys soul good. It Is
c!aned that this il the only place in the city where
genuine French hair can be fouad.
, 1873-03-30

Regular Communication Of Chicago Lodge No. 81 A.
md 4. H.: TUESDAY evening. Ap7il l. At Oriental
CESS Of Importance and work F. G. Degree: ~ order
Of ", hi, SAM. EEELEAAN, Secfy.
, 1873-03-30
To Lumbar Dealers

To Lumber Dealers.
l wish to exchange piano for lumber. Being with
the largest piano honse III Chicago give the pur-
chaser selection from large stock. Addresa 64,
Tribune Office.
, 1873-03-30
Masonic.

St. Bernard Comnandes5, No. g. z. T. Stated con-
clavo Wednesday evening" April Ut ~ o'clock. By
der of r. G. j. o. DICKERSON, Recorder.
, 1873-03-30

Fer Bathing IufautG,
Butle.t'6 EalI;stoa Is soothing md cooling.
, 1873-03-30

Monday evening Maroh ST. At 3H O'Clock: WorE On K.
T. order. Fl.lng Sir Ketehss eoaEteoa.y ievltod By
, 1873-03-30

The regular monthly meeting Of tho Unitcd Order
American Pnsere1s, Garden City Lodge will be held in
tbeir hall. Nicos Block, Dearborn,st, ut 80 p. H.,
Tuesday evening. April !, 1877 Members requoatod
attend, buensss OF Importance viii be brought be-
fore tho meeting. JOB EnOE, President.
, 1873-03-30

TIT C1aFk-aT., Ko0Ins 43 and 4.
Exposition Rooms for Modcs P.t.at. negotiated. All
busoess rele:iEg Patents attended Une1ceptona-
ble references furnished. Sd for circulars cards
Address H1LAI NILES, Manager.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-08-08

A man was hanged the other, day at San Fran
cisco for murder with weapon OF 3 peculiarly
dangerous and for long time mysterious.
nature. This is sand club, formed by filling
an eel skin with sand. Whom this instrument
was first brought into use, the authorities were
greatly puzzled by deaths, apparently from vio-
ence, yet no marks could be found on the out
side Of the body. A burglar was finally cap
tured with sand club in his possession, made
out OF an eel skin stuffed with sand. Being
closely questioned he explained its use. When
the victim is struck, for instance, on the head,
he drops inAensible, and soon dies from con-
gestion Of the brain. Often the skull suffers
no injury from the stroke and II the person
struck RECEIVERS sensibility, he gradually re-
lapses into a condition Of idiOcy. Sometimes
man str uek in the body will be knocked down
by the peculiar force of the blow, and feel no
immediate results from it. In a few weeks.
however the flesh will begin to mortify under
the line of the blow, and rot down to the bone.
Heller the celebrated pianist, is supposed to
have met his death in Mexico from stroke Of
this dabolicAl weapon.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-08-08
.u 80 WILMINGTON, DEL.
Friday Afternoon. August q.
TaE CITY GOVERNMENTS IT ExTRAvA
CANT, AND WHAT IS THE REMEDY

Returning to its charges Of municipal extrAv-
ayance," the Gazette fails to specify the instan-
ees 1t again complains that the city debt has
been increased, fact which nobody denies, but
which we believe is fully justified by the uses to
which the borrowed funds have been devoted.
Now. let us come to business. II we have a
wasteful or a corrupt city government, let uf
know the truth, at once. The election Of twelve
members OF Council, out Of the twenty-one COM
posing that body, is only 9 little more than
three weeks off, and this is the time, more than
any other when ifremedes are needed, they may
be applied. If an improvement In the character
OF the City Council is desirable, this is the mo-
msnt to demonstrate the fact to the taxpayers
and voters Let the Gdsette, therefore, specify
its complaints, and show expressly and particu-
larry. the form OF each Mere glitteripg gener-
alities written for political effect, are not wor-
thy the attention of the public.
And, in addition to the specification Of lite
charges against the Council, we should be glad
to have its answers to these interrogatories
First How much of the recent increase of the
debt of the city, of which it complains, was
caused by the funding Of boating debt ?
Second. BY whose management in Council
Democratic or Republican was that floating
debt hesped up2 -
Third As we are informed that the only REM
ely for our slleged municipal disorders is the
election of a Democratic majority in Council
what was the character Of the Council, during
tho seven months of Democratic control, in 1871 ?
And, further, by what measures was that Dtm-
o,atic control secured ?
Fourth. In the increase of the debt other
then by the funding Of floating obligations
what expenditure should have been omitted, and
why
We respectfully, but urgently, ask the Ga
zeIs to give us light oni all hese subjects--in-
formation plain. distinct, and positive. II it
has good grounds for its charges, let us see
them. This is the right time for such demon
Btration.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-08-08


'EdinA, Ecotia's darling seat, ought TO hasten
snd recall the gift Of her Hanefe The Eoysl apsl-
pesa whsbesss Il, u thaEs bsAny anti 10 ths
following. Whioh "asntinsf' writes to the Wofsd
princes the one least esteemed and the one most
disliked. You WI hear IN the clubs and in soci-
ETY. the most c'sgrf sefrl end ludicrous sto. les
about him, Many of these tr;l upon the ece
nomscai passion of the yorng gentlemen, for,
Although on pleasure he was bent
He had fIugal mind 7" 80 ~
from his boyhood up. While he was r'dship-
mAa he tui 5sd many an honest penny by selling
the Photographic Of his royal mother, upon which
he bad persuaded her to write her name. to his
shipniAtes and others ct los. Sd. each. The mon
ey thus received, with other sums supplied by bis
loving parent, he often loaned out at usr-iouH ill.,
terest to his young companions of the gpn-roon,
taking precious good care to exact principal and
interest at the maturity OF the debt. The thrill
ty habits thus acquired have not besn
laid aside in later years, and to-day this prince
OF the blood and the future son-in-law OF the
Gear is actually IN par tnership with well-known
money lender of the city. . Mr.. l.. You can
imagine what disgust such facts rs these, which
are widely known, inspire in the breasts OF the
people who are now represented as thanking
heaven on their Bonded knees, with grateful
hearts. for fbe happiness of our noble sailor
prince" Nor is this the worst Of it. The prince
has been debauchee-although his liasons are
said not to have been of the most expensive
kind-and it has been with the utmost difficulty
that the aversion of the Empress of Russia and
her poor daughter to this match has been over
come. One of his latest amours has been with
notorious actress of the opera bouffe-a woman
whose il-fame is worldwide, and who long since
lost whatever charms she may enos have pos
sessed. The stoS of this ali air is too disgusting
to repeat but mention it only because one of
its results entailed certain extremely disagree
able Consequences, which caused the postpone
ment Of the announcement OF the happy event
over which the London journals are now gush-
inR