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, 1873-05-04
The EXPOSITION.

Ameeting Of the Board of Directors Of tho Inter-
State Industrial Expedition held yesterday After
noon, in tho club-roorn Of tho Sherman HOUSE. The
meeting called for O'Clock, but was not brought
to order until long after that hour. They dropped in
gradually until nearly O'Clock, by which time the
following gentlemen were assembled for business N.
g. Bouton, Il. T. Crane; r. F.. Coo1baugh; Irving
Pearce, Charles Fargo, John B. Drake Furst, Hon.
G. B. Farwel1, T. n. Harvey, George Il. Laain John
PReyno1ds, Potter Palmer, jacob Rosenberg, George
~, roS, Io,, 'mer, Esq called tho meeting to orde1
tary. III mia acting IN tho capacity of sesre
cushion OF tha bylaT9ses Of the meeting WAS tho dis
hna adopted ster e vaef nc h4s we5s
duration. ''n u LEGALLY ~ nooi
The reslgnaHon Of Mr. T. II. Avor, .,or, ~. no.-d
OF Directors was read and accepted, nno ~ Ed1zin
Leo Brown was elected to fill the vacancy,
On motion Of Hon. ". F. Coolbaugh, 1t Was decided
that tho Board Of Directors issue order for the
ment Of the assessment due stock on the rgt ays
Mr. Coolbaugh ofered the following RESOLUTION
which Waa, On motion, adopted
R<aotpcd, That the Executive Committee be, and
they are hereby instructed to proceed without delay,
and take such measures uay be necessary to
tho construction Of the necessary buildings for the Ex
position to he held during the coming fall and that
they authorized make such contracts and incur
such expenses q msy be proper.
Tho Board adtourned.
=, meeting Of the Executive COMMITTEES was then
held, when An offer by Potter Palmer Esq, rendering
Il was referred to tho Secretary with power to act
The Committee then adjourned until Monday Altar
noon, to meet at the Office OF tho Asaocauon In ths
6tqats- Ze!tunq Building.
, 1873-05-04
ANOTHER ONE.
a GIRL Takes q Dose OF IMorphine nnd
Will Probably Not Recover.

A GIRL Takes Dose OF Morphine and
will Probably Not Recover.
dose Of morphine will probably causo one moro
unfortunate to leave thin unhappy world. Bhs had
wanderod from the straight path only I short tine
but her hrief experience In the gilded pa1acen and
among tts tnmstea sufficient to induce her to at~
tempt to commit suicide. Fer name WAS Cora Reed and
unlike many Of her class her parents are respectable
They live In tho village Of Wstseks in this stae and
had no 1dea until last evening that their daughter had
Deem leading LIE Of shame. Bhe came to this city
only two months ago, and wrote home thst she had
cured honorable employment. six ueeks ago sho be-
came IN inmate Of the bagn1o Of Annie Stewart, on
Fourth avenue. Why she took this step no one
manned there until Tuesday, changing her "boarding
place aud tranAferrng her trunk to the house Of Bell
Demicke South Clinton etreet While hers several
OF tho nale ysors told Miss DemIcke that girl "as
Of wicked Deeds These stories vera overheard bJ
Miss Reed, and aho became gloomy and .deepondent,
refuapg be oonsoled but her innocence
She had been suffering from fever and took
ouinne and brandy to break up Yesterday morning
she went out and upon her return it Was noticed aho
had small package: When questioned regarding its
contents ehe replied that It "quintne." At
O'Clock il the afternoon she vent to hor room. An
hour Afterwards ahe was found In stupor, With the
empty package labeled - morphine" beside her.
physiciau was at ones sent for, aud when ho cano
he showed his manner TINT he did not dssre to be
"mixed up" In the affair. He gave it his opinion
that she would recoyer- Upon his departure smother
the gill Late last evening she still unconscious
and Was thought probable that she would died. Her
father whose name William Reed, was te1egraphed
hties Reeds dresses was found this note:.
NY fathers namo IN William Reed. ue lives at
Wataeka, III. Send my clothes and body to him he
IN psy ali Tho stories you h'v' heard are
The girl is about n years OF ago, and quite pretty.
, 1873-05-04
HE MARRIED FOR MONEY,

David Cnshen wns brought before Justice BanJon
yesterday morning. to answer to hever charges, the
graEest Of which VIE perjury. Though the case WIS
continued for week. in order to procure further eg.
dence, the testimony thus far adduced proves that
Csahen scoundrel who richly merits severe puniah
xnent. He arrested Friday last for having in
duced inexperienced girl OF II years to be-
como his wife, which necessitated tho pro-
curing ct !: marriage certificate by perjury
It appears that Cashen had been acquainted
with tho girls family tor somo time, aud Was On
rather intimate terms with them two weoks ago when
bar health. he discovered at thoir hrst meeting that
abs VIA full Of romantic nonsense, and that, with
possession Of some of her mothers property, worth
In the nelghborhood Of $4,000. In two days he had
gained such control over her that ahe consented
e1penses Of the trip might be defrayed, she
appropriated money and iewelry belonging to
xes1s Of .ge. he then took lis dups to Bsnyon's
Formed bJ that solemn Judicial farce who ght hhvs
anown Il he still retained any Of the common sense
endsr ege, and p The hands Of dssignins villain.
The public would b pleased to fnow how Nj banyon
va bood- xtnkod On thst OCCASION. On tho dsy FOL
Gsotherin law, and after informing her Of what had
taken place. cooly demanded that himself and wife be
admitted to the house members ol tho family Tho
mother Refused to believe that her daughter had nl-
lowed herse6 to be led astray, and, the girl was
khen at home, she was called aud questioned She ad-
United that abs Cashenh WIFE and said Hhe would
30 away and nye With him unless her mother CONSENT
I'd to let him remain in her house. Being shzewd
woman of the world the mother sa1 st q gtsue that
cared nothing for tho gtr and TINT al he want
pd wAs money. She sent for policeman, and ordered
removal from her premises. This was accomplish
ed without difficulty, but tho girl followed him,
md nothing was heard Of either Of them
Fnstter nsd been given into Tho hands Of Cspt.
Hickey, who detailed sergt. Buckley and Detective
alla8aer to procure the necessary evidence and bring
khe girl also being taken into custody. Theirs were
Two women n court yesterday rosdy to tha they
will not be taken until next week After Banyon had
decided to poatone the Case be ordered thst the girl
e restored to the custody Of her mother aud that
Eaahen be held in heavy bonds for hlA appearance. "
, 1873-05-04
A SAD STORY.

The Life Of Mfr. George " HAshbutn, whose uefan-
cho}y death ut the County Hospital yesterday morning
is recorded in another column appears to have been
another illustration Of the power Of strong drink to
overcome strong intellect. For many years deceased
was q leading couanniesioa merchant in Boston, Ho
very wealthy. and lived in great STYLE. Tho love
for liquor overmastered him, aud he forsook bis
counting md frequeuted saloons and tipp1ing-
houses. Since the Boston fire, he has been engaged
With dineren insurance companies Of that city IL set
concluded 70 come to Chicago Place Of eone respon-
ability haytng been promised him BY the Howe Sewing
he had anticipated upon his arrival in this caty be
sough. consolation in drinking, and the rest Of
the sad story has been told, Mr. NJ Fa1on WHO his
Washburn's wife, from Quincy, Mass, asking Il he had
seen hsF husband. Tbs answer which afr. Fa1on was
compelled to return has doubtless flcd house. ut
least, With mourning. Deceased leavoa wife and
four children. The body will be taken TO Boston for
burial this afternoon :.
, 1873-05-04
SHERlDANS BILL or RIGHTS,

superintendent Wsshburn rocsntly Issued m o1dsr,
numbered "order No. 2o," directing patrolmen to IN
vesaao every aa1oon on Sunday and discover whether
liquor WA batng sold there contrary to law; slso to
IND out whether gambling xss going on The order
as approved oJ the Board. Yesterday, Commissioner
ahsudan presented The following protest: y
protest because reesrd the order Is Unnecessary
police force aro not vested under the charter wh
er o. authority tohwtnny comply with tho order aid Il
because It is to my mind, clearly unconstitutional
eoc. Article No. Of tho Constitution beina a. fo
lo"s: The right OF tho people to bc in their
able searches and aetzures, Rhal no. BE- riolstodn
reporter asted the Mayor what he thought Of It.
Bis Honor replied that 1t did not squArey meet tho
case. Saloons could not be included In tho bin Of
dghts and = constitutional objection to the order xa.
valueleAs. a saloon was not private house. Il waa
public place. IN which the proprietor Ucenaod 10
wi liquor. He did not think much Of tho protest.
, 1873-05-04
INCONSISTENCY.

And now Detective Deunis Simmons, having read
the paragraph concerning him In yesterday mornings
TRIBUNE haa seen 1T to disclose tho particulars Of the
10 called elopement case. They are as follows:
Mr. Harry Redifer dealer In spices In this city,
once lived IN Kansas City There he wooed \ woman
calling herself Miss Jesste Brooks. They were mar-
red BY Justice Of the Peace and last June removed
TO Chicago. They took their readenoe ut No. 400
West Lake street. In : few weeks he bride
they went to boarding. They Lived IN COM
paratye Happiness until Last Monday, when tho
woman proved herself fAith1eas by leaving the city,
for parts unknown, taking With her trunk Of cloth
ing TO which ehe haa perfect rgh and about s. goo
flight to ssrgt Ellis, who detailed Denny Simmons to
go in pursuit. Aurora, Peoria Princeton. Calumet,
and III tho large cities Of the State well as sonae
ST. Louis ststted, but without further
cess than that the woman's past LIE hid bare. It
seenB th1t she has made business Of jumping
spoony men. In st. Louis In 1869, she away from
one Frank Long, altar having been 1awfu1y married
to him. Before that ahe was Iewd wornAu in Men,
phis, and Was known a Matte ClsmrQens.
, 1873-05-04
THE SPORTING WORLD.

HoH5E MATTERS.
6 day o. two ago TIE TRIBUNE announced tho fact
Tint the south Park Commissioners had made con-
eaaon to tbs Of faat 1oadsters, BY which they
were to be allowed to speed their horsea the
bouleTards Ut stated time. Below ia tho Official order
relstlng to the matter: "
OFFICE or SUPERINTENDENT OF SOUTH PARK, May
3 1673-Not1ce Is hereby given that, By order Of the
Bouth Park Commissioners, Bee. Of ordinances will
not be enforced on Grand Boulevard On Wednesday
1fernoon, between the hours Of O'Clock and O'Clock
The ordinance Is ~ follows: -:
No person shall ride drive upon any part Of ths
sad PARK, upon any road, roadway or avenue in
cluded within the boundaries thereof, ut rats Of
gpeed exceeding eight miles hour.
VIM II. BERRY, Superintendent
pEXTER PARK MEMBERSHIP.
xIhe sale Of membership tickets to the Dexter Park
khen 1873 is to he limited to 1oo Parties desiring
Tfeasurer &fCcommodAted now by applying TO the
on Wabash s. Gage, st bis place Of buhinesa
~ Jackson Ftrees.
The DANE, Westlake l. Cover. .
tho Wheeler Wilson Club by scoro yesterday best
Following Is the full score Of the ga1no beg.
8aldmores and Athletics: tho
BA1rr<oRE, April Second sanae of tho champion
PHILADELPHIA: -
, 1873-05-04
Ra4{MarM.
RUNS SCORED
o z 0-13

p,u RUNS SCORED.
2:s{ssss. 25sss.: ss55s5ss
huns Eatned-B2ltimore 6; Athletic g.
Bases On ErTors-B BaIttuao1c !: 1fhiet5o f.
gmpiIe-HA1ry Mclean, ot " ashin9ton.
11foe Of Gatne-TWo hours and ton mInnto1' '''
THE CHICAGO ATHLK11o CLUB -
VIII meet ut the Central Hotel Oh next Tuesday evans
angt when they will take seton regarding tbs removal
of their boshouse to Kenangton Hhera It TiD Ia la
Gated On the banks Of the Calumet Lake
The club has boat-house At Dalton. two mt1ae fur
kher SOUTH but it Is not convenient Is
The Captain WILL On TuesdaJ, report his selection Of
crews for training for this season,a Sport fun H.
tendance IL deairahle.
HoW TO nUY mLIIARD GOODS,
Ia this IL tho season Of the year when parties intend
ng to embark in tho billiard room business are On The
lookout for good locations and good tables their at
kendon directed to the immense stock Of tables and
btl1a1d goods Of Ill descriptions at the mammoth
lnanufactory aud sa1esroo1ns Of Emanuel Brunswick
2 Co., 1t Nos. It and - State street, the old and
stand familiar for years to the billiard men Of
She Northwest Ths E. Brunswick cushion Is regarded
oy o1hard players with high favor ACCOUNT Of i4
6apertor accuracy and elasticity, while the Workman
6Mt Of the tables is scaroely equR1ed In America
1us5 hare now on hand an extromely largo
IL, - Varied stock OF elegant inl1id beval
G1G ~ OF the lataat and finest destgpa.
T. dfunswck has Just patented neat contriv1nce
ao anae of II adjustable shalf TO b attached TO
Iii tanle and Oh which glasaea may be placod II
r ~ Pc toaod at once highly ornamental and especially
- a full line Of cloth, bas, cues, etc., will
: 4osao On hand. Remainder the name aud place.
6sr flick Co., Nos. Il and 19 State street. Thsy
~ connection With any other houae>
, 1873-05-04
EROM THE COURTS,
4 Batch Of Heavy Suits Commenced YESTERDAY In the
United States Circuit Court-0Yer 3t60, GOO In.

4 Batch Of HEAVY Suits Commenced YESTERDAY In the
United States Circuit court-orer $4,000 In.
voreG.
Yesterday, Messrs. Tennsys, Flowers l., Abercron
BIZ, attorneys for tho A6agnee Of Lewiz ". Cassy
E. E. Jenkins, commenced Buit against James Baxter,
IN czse damnges in tho United States Circuit
Court, Leyis " Casa Was dealer N clothing On
South Clark Btrest, and it WIS charged agains
him and the said Baxter - that they con-
epirsd together to defr=nd the creditors,
pretended eae being made to Baxter under which he
scqured possession Of the bankrupts goods and got
lid Of most Of them before enectua act1on could be
taken. The whole Of the proceedings ia this hare
been Of extraordinary charaeter possession Of the
goods was taken by Baxter At midnight; they were
1ecreted in various parts Of the city and g1ste; they
transferred BY wagons and by railroad to different
fhs op Ind theee bg 'fS Snea sses 1s.s
whilst the question Of law being tried here There
xeres large number Of injuncions flied and quits CON-
nop sess oe.is Of he coar in for bsa9gz
damages In the history Of bankruptcy proceedings
here, rarely has been fought more stubborn%y
md ably Oh both Bides. MessrH- TeuneyB Flowers (
Abercronbie now bring suit above to recover the
value Of tho goods that Baxter has succeeded In max
ing AWAY WITH and upon the iasue Of this suit depends
whether the creditors are 10 receive large Or email
dividend.
In the sarno court, Edward Eestanayer brought
fefdinand E. cands. rbis l. ''on;; on;;t A9o TO
decide The ownership Of the artificial eono patented
BY tho plaintiff. This discovery comes from Bavaria,
where also, tho sand brick originated and brick
that becomes the harder with exposure, and more
Aud more sohd and cohesive with age and which does
not appear have Jet reached tho United states Tbs
damages are for losses alleged to have sustained
BY patntf tn consequence OF the defendanta dlscov
etng and working hts pstent in the West, without his
howledgo or license, hc at the tins owning
patent IN tho United Statas.
George Pomeroy commenced suit IN the saue court
egs1nst Frank B. Chandler, Edward Pomeroy aud Ed
1d Eoyes under The e etSg ., intx
at ID per cent eigned By the defendants in their
1rm name, and payable 1t the Manhattan National
Bank Of New York PRINCIPAL s s1d tnteFeat both se-
johnson, Shaw, and others also commenced suit, IN
the court against T. c. Judd, ]. q. Root snd E.
H. Owen, IN assumpstt, $4,000.
In the game court several bills In Chancery were
fled, among them John Flynn n. ObermAn for In
junction to restrain Infringement Of patent for
improvement In bed bottoms: and Calvin q. Ude +.
Rufus s. Payne aud Joahua Payne, for injunction
70 restrain Infringement Of patent for extension lad
9era
, 1873-05-04
kluED bY 4 FALL.

oeosee Ii. "aahburn, the uzn who fell On ths sIds
~a1 oppostte Kuhns' Hotel Dearborn street, Ftidsy
4osn1ns aud who afterwards found in m tnsenai-
W. condition On the eornor Of State and Van Buren,
esed at the County Hospital yesterday morning
eloc1 From letters found In his pockets 1t was
Aacer=tned that he VIII resident Of Boston and In.
M.ss Miss fe1no Waahburn, living in Quincy
1r-sa, Nothing Of value was found upon his
o74asts diamond studs About noon yea:nrdsv. " r.
rs;t, ta1on, q No. 751 Wabash avenue who il near
for ths o. the deceased called a the County Hospital
nonse It was, hoHeTc1. thought bat to detsin M T.
ta.sna,1tsr tm 1tsr the inquest, which will be held
sh,t 70. morning Ar. Faxon stated
nss.ao nsaoo go1d watch and chain, both Of which aro
". Es4uons uxde post-1no1teIn exaunfna-
, 1873-05-04
HAHNEMAhN HOSPITAL.

The Board al Trugteea of the Hahnemann Medicsl
oe9. h.d the,- .nor, Meeting A. ths r.+1,rt5o M
uoeo Ieo -4o4t ~N1oA4 ueoeus a. No ~
Cottage droVo avenue, Jeate1daJ afternoon Dr. L.
Small presided md there present Of Trustees
Hon + Y ac.mrnon snd nm a entth. sna nrr
|.4,.- - IN~a..1 - - - :. o. - - -
AaoAal' eooo. Ano noyoet o1 'ne escol1y.
pr: Hoyne Secretary ct tho Board of Managers read
their report: In June, 1870 tho building which has
o..s.... - 80 -.o,. - -f...d - ~. 49, -
~ .1ns a. 90. " =.
tue Eaou!v % tne aAnn1n1na Meq.cM toue8a 1ae
expense Of naintanng tie hospital was borne for ono
Xear ~ . zen + ao h a1;ntaa Tas
t1ansle11o9 tae raeutt1, WIZ ,nppo41ssa p1t,
coMMsteo 70 .14e coa1so ou VI y. n.1aa ans
, 1873-05-04

: Co1uHBus, May SIN the House, this morn
Ing, the Special Committee which Was appointed
to investigate into matters pertaining to the
State Government and the management of the
State benevolent and penal institutions. made a
report; This report says that the examination
has taken very wide range, 109 Witnesses hav-
ing been examined that, 20 far ~ the elective
officers and their subordinates arc concerned,
very oornmsndable honesty and fidelity have been
observed and that in the official conduct Of no
public officer. whether elective or appolntiyo, has
corruption boon discovered. In relation to some
asyluns, e1rora and mistakes, in tho opinion
Of the Committee. have been nnsde, especially in
connection NTH the new Central Lunatio and
Blind Asylum. A majority Of this Committee
call attention to tho practice OF nepotism that
has, to some extent, prevailed in connection
with several State officers. Tho report Is ordered
printed A resolution was adopted redistEicting
the State tor the Lunatic Asylum purposes.
Tbs House bill prescribing the puntshment tor
persons who conspire to procure 81 indictment
against another person BY false pretensea Nas
passed.
, 1873-05-04
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
New York Financial News.


New YoRx, May 5.-Money closed in abundant
supply 1t SOS per cent None Of the extravagantly
9 Inmo1s sasre9. sa5y III n tho as, ena de-
tho unsettled feeling Of the morning gave place to
buoyant feeling this afternoon which encouraged
by the favorable bank statement which, willis It does
not show the full return Of currency from the interior,
II favorable. The gain In net reserve s. 700
the currency receipts Of the express &c companies ny
come back snce the first week In April Within week
or two this must ehow IN tho bank statenent a. tho
bounds where It payu for spectators to withhold
S. 600 to 0oo from the MARKET with heavy
thsn $4,000. Tha banfs now hold s., ,7o as iavfM
money above the Is per cent requirement..
Cold wsa alternately firm and weak, ranging bc~
tween 1T and oH Tho rates paid for carrying we1o
u .:s:a:aip: M G'y e R.sI., Raasrs and Celtic
Money waa close In tho morning st 1s2 to 116 but
per cent be{oae5 O'Clock.
Docreaea xinoo LAST Saturday, 595o,o00.
Foretgn exchange closed up hrme1, and quotations
aS1 sua losN to LOT
Cleafings At Gold Exchange Bank ware 80 o65 100.
The Assistant Treasurer dshu1sed to-day S59a, 600
sccount Of interest, and s2ooo in redemption Of $50
bonds.
Tho week hss been famous for Sensational stor1ea
we1o areeed ass;nst tho baa: To
day, they were directed against wellknoHn
four i've Of these rs 1t il said autographed
to Western cities With the statement TINT they had
6uspeuded This Is the latest device Of tho bold band
Of operators. Tho trick and its devse1s equally
denounced By reputable men cf the street, and an
earnest demand Ia made for searching investigation,
md for tho proper puniahout OF thoso guilty. There
no foundation for the rumors.
The general market made An Improvement 1t open
ing Of to per cont the prices current 1t the
close, but operators getting to work commenced to
weaken before tho first board. The lowest prices Of
tho - day wero madebefoze O'Clock, tho
daAE1fUA fHnQ4np1
Durtns tho 1Se afternoon con there vees Z @ oec..ieni
spasms Of weakness, but there WIS lAdyaucs
OF from 55 to 4oaE, a1d recoFezed to53 1t the close.
Western Union declined from es4 to 84A, and closed
20 o e dFogR9a e 9E1 IN n 35 70 e : saa
and made up tho decline In late dealings. Union
Pacific declined from 30>f to 13, and lat4r rallied TO
York Central at t1ooz<@9919l0oh; Lake Shore 1t o2k
@9o4@slX; Rock Island 1t l08plo7@1077I Wahash
II 69A@681@s9; and Harlem at 1249122K@123.
Rthrt{nu. 108A
, 1873-05-04

Tho Italian opera Troupe viii arrive 1t the Gardner
| thts evening.
President Grant will reach this city this morning,
and stop at tho Tramont.
Capt ?; g. Pools and Col ~: Hodenboush, .. &.
D. L. Baldwin, President Of tho Wsst Wisconsin
Rat1road, ts at the Sherman House.
r1Iasg Among the 1aoEtuasy notices published y Taz
It should have been William J. R. Blact~
Edith o,aorman The escaped nun I'll deliver hsr
nue Baptist Church, on Tuesday evening.
Ftei. LAWRENCE tho genial and efficient p1eas agent
O Adam EoIep4n8hs great aggregation Ia IN the city
pictorial with announcements Of the coming event.
Among the arrivals At ths fremont House yesterday
were tho following: R. Norris, Jn, and wifa Balu-
more H. WaIren, Boston T. Dun1ey, Granville D.
II. Caldwell. Columbus: j. H. Haman, Baltimore,
President Grant, wife and daughter, and Gan. Bab-
syentng at 1885, and ware expected to arrive IN tho
dsy at 75o this morning. During their stay they viii
be the guests OF the proprietor Of the fremont.
F1om certain faots ecited to-day, It is eonjecared
that tho who fell from the Great Western Railroad
train r. On Wednesday morning and was killed, was
Chicago man named atnsou, on his way home from
6alem, Maas.
Among the arrivals at the Gardner House yesterday
were tho following H. II. Ho.ie, Houston Charles 7.
F.
phia: Glenn studebeter and wife, South Bend: E D.
Band, Glyneyils, R. ]. -
Among the arrivals at the shermsn House yesterday
were the following: J. D. 1avyer, Buffalo Howard
Eckn1t, Cincinnati /; George l.. Becker aud wife, St.
Paul T. Il. Tnont Baltimore James b: Coales, st.
Louis Rev: hi. Bytesby, Dixon; J: L. Ingalls,, Bos-
ton 4 Mcdonald, Idaho Y. n. Keene, Baltimore
John Robertson, Montreal.
Among the arrivals at tho Gault House yesterday
were ths following: John E. zieger, Philadelphia;
George y. Brown, Boston 3: Wiidf.ng, Europe: E.
Ke1ns. Chicago. Bul3ineton & Quincy Rairosd: - A. A.
suss, St Louis; G. J. Fields and family, Pennsyl
vanla.
Mr: P. h. Tansey, recently connected with saz5ous
ncwspspers in Ireland is to deliver lecture in tho
Academy Of Music on Sunday evening next, May II,
on the subject Of The Priest the Phflanthropfst and
the Patriot" The proceeds will be sppnsd toward the
erection Of monument to the memory Of the Rey P
Conway, P. P, Of Headford, Ireland.
Among tho arrivals At the West slds Briggs House
yesterday were tho following: Henry Clark, Now
York ~ III. Brewster, OF tho Boston Traveller; Capt.
E. P. Thompson, United States Army; Maj. L. J.
Dallas, United States Armyi James F. Brown, PhIla-
delphta: J. p Barnum, st. Louis; Fred Kiraeh, New
York; Eon. T. n. Hertington, Geneva, Ill aud Col
i. BlAndon, Fort Dodge, Iowa.