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National Republican., 1873-12-01
CITYITEMS.
AT HkiLBUNS,
= 402 seventh street northwest,
CiOainR ont aala of

AT HKiIBuNs,
4o2 Seventh street northwest,
Closing ont sale Of
Geu,a Fine stitched Boots,
Ladies', Nobby Button CATERS,
White, Red and Blue Slips,
Rubber and Arctics.
slipper made 70 order.
&o9 Seventh street.
Bnowss metallic weather s,rp, the obe.pes,
Ninth streeL wall paper reduced twenty Der Der
sss window shade: for IT, Win as,urss sC%psss sSp sss
cough or cold however sllght. Consumption
may follow, and though Or. Wisiar's Baisam or
wa Ch.rrg has frequently cured this much
dreaded disease, y almost invariably cures the
primary diseases OF the throat, lungs and chests
where other remedies fall.
The Human Kitchen and Its Dausb Walters,
The body Is supplied with aliment By veasels
With the venous systsm, and, 30 70 speak, per
form the ofiioe Of dumb walters In restaursnt,
ln other words these media Of Communication
supply to each member and organ, near Or re-
mote, the quantity and kind Of sustenAnce re-
quired 70 keep Il going. When the stomach 10
osrso. u y, DUTY or me dumb walssrs nsr, or
letters celebrated Stomach Bltters 70 strengthen
and regulate them. Hence It's marvellous curvs
OF chronic indigestion, and the emaciatlon, de-
bllity and lAnguor which are generally ita con-
comltsnts. IL II, moreover, powerful altsra-
tive and corrective, and the rapidity wlth which
II checks irregularities OF the liver and bowels.
and braces aud invlgorates the nervous systeu
. marvel. not only 70 the general public, but
to professional men.
These panic days have shrunk our purses;
The higgest banks have met reverses;
Few pay a. CALI, some not AT ali,
And none pay SILVER out his fail
The Oldest BEIi0B the villes just made.
The vast METROPOLITAN centrcs of trnde.
All need the DOLLAR, and everyone striyes
10. iy up STORE for themselves and their
The place TO SAVE MosKr, all win agree,
Ii o. Sl2 Seventh street, between CAnd d.
New Store, New sisck.
X. q. LEwIs, No. sosk SEVENTH srnsEr.
East side, near street,
has now In store, and daily receiving, a large
and comple.e assortment OF 0rNTIrnHns. BoYs,
AND ChILDRkns HATS OF the very LATnsr srYI n,
Also. complete assortment Of dEnIs' FunsIsu.
ING GOODS, cheap for cash.
TIE annAr KNaIIsn REMEDY for Gout and
rheumatism. All sufferers from tho above com
paints either OF recent or long standing, are ad-
vsed 70 use BlAir's 0out and RheumAtlc Pulls.
They can be rolled upon a. tho most safe and
eneetuh remedy ever offered % the public, and
nave been universally uAed In Europe fof many
yeArs with the srestest suooeas. rrspsfcd 81
fnoUr . HAnaASSI, 80 Strand, London, kpelAnd,
AQa VolA by " druggists.
National Republican., 1873-12-01

MAssErs ALE is the cheapest, because IL is
uniform.
Maiseys Ale Ia the cheapest, because thsre IL
no waste. :
Msisey's Ale Is the cheapest, because IL has
strength.
Masasys Ale ia tho cheapest, because 1t il the
purest.
MAissys Ale Ia the cheapest, because u is the
best,
Families supplied and fanssu loaned. Z
fAIAfEn 0nsKs, y
sels tseRv, QswgsIQNp,
National Republican., 1873-12-01
ssKRllANA,
An Aaair Of Nor.

An Aaair Of Hfer.
BEHLIH, Nov. so.-aenerJ Vantcunel and
Count aoeber fought q al yesterday. The
AFFAIR grew out Of 10 quarryw begun during
the late war. Count 0oJer was shot In the
stomach and seriously wooded.
National Republican., 1873-12-01
Departure OF Rev. o. A. BarthslsmeS'
Faster Of tho ChristlSe Church.

Yesterday morning this enurch, which has
been during tho past few weeks redecorated
and renovated, Sss nlled y hear the last ser
mon Of its esteemed pasor, Rev. o. A. Bar
tholomew, who leaves thu city on Wednesday
next TO accept the pastonte Of lourishing and
prominent chnrch In Indiana.
Mr.. Bartholomew has served bis congregation
here In an afduous and faithful manner for four
successive years, during which time ne has IN
creased tho membership from about seventy 10
one hundred and nlnety souls. When he began
his lAbors here tht churuh-which In the only
one OF the denomination In the clty-was almost
without organisation, inenicient and hardly
known. Il now Las full and ef1cient orgAnisa-
tion and owns b $4,000 church properly, on
tholomew has displayed marked ability and
eamestness, And out OF It he has been de.
v0,ed pastor. endearing his people 70 him BY fire.,
quent minlslrations at their homes and social
gAtherings. the church deeply feels the loss Of
Ihis indeiAugable worker and eminent Christian
gentleman while the religious community will
miss his influential pulpit discourscs, In his dc.
parture he carries with him tho best wishes Of
his devoted member aud many appreclatlve a.
tendants OF his church.
National Republican., 1873-12-01
ssu,h Wsshiast.. auuSax sch..l uai,

seuth WashinGtsn Sunday schssl Unieu.
The Union met at tho Sixth Presbyterian
church yesterday afternoon, st O'Clock; the
Rev. Mr.. Bittinger presided. Addresses were
delivered BY the Rev. Nj. Applsby and the Rev.
exercises Interesting.
National Republican., 1873-12-01
Reducad

Reduced.
Kersey overooats, ti2.
Kersey overcoats, SIS.
Kersey Overcoats, so.
Kersey 0vsrcoats, S3o.
These goods % per cent. cheaper than At CON-
mencement OF the season.
EisEnAs q BRO,
sos Seventh street, May Building.
National Republican., 1873-12-01
A NEW RAILROAD.
Work Prssre.-sus Rap,sly.

Mr.. ). r. Rust has nnished the grading Of A.
section OF three miles Of tho connecting liuJof
the Baltimore and Ohio railroad, extending ron
near Bladensburs, along tho south side q the
Eastern branch, TO Marburys point opposite
Alexandria. The sides Of the causevS are 70
be protected from the wash OF the ties by
bed OF rocks thrown Into the river on och side,
and trestle.work pier will extend qft 70 me
channel, forming q pier at which the bompany z
ferry-boaB Will receive the trains OF deck Ano
convey them across the river u fhe northern
end Of Alexandra, whore tney are 70 oo1aect
with the Orange and Alexandra railroad puth.
The old ferry -boats used In he SusquoAanna
river a. Iavre-de-Grace have been purSnased,
and will be used hero for this purpose. De.
signed to put this road int running order at
once, making Southern connection fofthe Bal
tlmoro and Ohio railroad, THIS road runs en-.
tlrey around this city on tae east the only poin'
Of connection being at thu southern md Of the
Navy Yard bridge, and fellows the sforo OF the
Eastern branch until IL comes In c)utaot VIII
the grounds OF the Insane asylum whes Il de
aects TO line Of trss!lework % piles AROUND
these grounds, aud afbrward follows these
grounds down 10 Marouus point
National Republican., 1873-12-01
FunsraI sf Hah.'. Murderer

Aprsyer meeting. continuing all night, took
place at the house OF Henry Young, thung for
the Hahn murder,) ct Alexandra, on Saturday
night last. His funeral took place Sunday, and
was attended by about twenty persons. He was
buried In the corporation cemetery.
National Republican., 1873-12-01

TNTaE; ;s sgPREME COURT OF THE gIsTRIST
',an - asssaA. No siS. rq. DOol., ia
,ssy sna AHiss thssr isiicl: csdsIsS ,ss. sD
pefIanos to DO sntsfed herein op % peior tne bst
fqie day Occurring Tor days M. oshsI; ~
xiss ths cause viii b prosseesa wi'h :" !" sA'' "
'Sssi SSssssiis Court DO. HuMyyMa,iSys MyyaM.,iSsnysS a
TINE copy. Test, u. J. MEIos, cieri, &c,
National Republican., 1873-12-01

NV Wv e<s<sNs-eAA~SkN~s
MONDAY. DEoENBEn I. ISIS.
GRAND BALL,
AT MASONIC TkMPLE
Only membcrs and their ladies' ars sdmitted.
novsa tstarl THE COAMITTEE.
NATIONAL THEATRE.
Ma J.. O. sAvrLLE....soLs LxssEz AND Dnscron-
Mr.. saviiie begs 10 announce the completiou oS
,hs Mey M and nd. hasninosns Thsssrs. erected s1.
WV. HAPLEY, ESQ.,.
and that the Regular Beebqu Will bfgtn
MONDAY EVENING, bkCkMbHR I, le1s.
PEKRLESS fAVORiT Z,
MA q u M To II HElL
In her ever-popular Play Of
FANCHOH,
supported by supertor company, including among
ths 1umbor w. X, Sheridan, X, Lamb, n. IAnafAn,
Siss fuos Ksssf Ms oiss. Milton fa md oisePs. s
An Opening Address, MrttteM ~
Z. L sTkwART. Iso.,
Of This city, will b. deltyered BY
W. = HHkRIDAH, ESQ.
Sale Of seats will eQpmence on Saturday morning
At O'Clock Il Eilfns Music btore,
POPULAR ycALR or PnIcEs
=, Adpssion, % and 70 cents; OrchestIs Stalls apd
oents; 0allery. eents: Private Boxes. Ella niNH
National Republican., 1873-12-01
New stsrs, New stsck.

East side, near street,
has now In store, and daily receivins n ,ary.
and comple,e assortment OF GHsTIHnEns, BOYs
AND ChILDRkhs HATS Of the very LATEST sFYl n,
ano, complete assortment Of 6EHIs' FURNISH.
INC 9oops, cheap for cash.
National Republican., 1873-12-01

from time 70 eternity.-from earth 70 heaven
How joyful when, for the nrst time, that soul
possession Of its kingdom among the angels and
saints, to be their companion for all eternity
How Joyful when parents, children, sisters, and
separated. II any cons0l alton can be found on
earth Il can only be found In religion. Az the
death-bed Of loved relatives or friends the wish
Is often expressed that we may meet In heaven
for that, indeed. Ia our true and only permanent
home.
This earth Is but battlefield, and heaven Il
the prize for which We are fighting. A snatura
instinct for the love Of nAtive-lAnd has ex.
home" so supernatural love for heaven has
found xpresslon In those rapturous words
"Jerusalem, my happy home,
How do i sigh for thee.
When shall my exile have an end,
Thy Joys, when shall seer"
, 1873-06-14

believe nothing hsa boon dono; at loast no owl
donoo to that effect has appeared, aud tho dis
8na.n8 aores and o1orosoencea which wero 30
plainly brought to the view Of tho National Sur
goon ,aafing tue last Presidential campaign atill
aoa1a'n IN piaeo Ana II anything, moro coneplc
..os.s tna.i ooIofe T. 10 true several surgical
Waatnnte ~Gto + pea1ofoa @ py tho bungler 81
R1rs - ~ aa', sho o9uy Whleh remained mobt
n,a,iy disonao Il noh oan W 6aaa OF body 10 thor
Nn,yy v.suneuu, t,,o,, t,,c., t.,
lilly MoM} .no1l, ttloso IN hoWor anu position having
proved nnablo or unwilling to arrest tho disease
@ which Is DESTROYING the nation (which Ia cor
raptln9 ana DESTROYING every artery md yoln in
our moral oxtstonoe, What is to bo done
are the people to continue 0leoting to high
, 1873-06-14
An sMp0RTANTR TRARREsI1.

Dectlvo Ed. AIillor, utter sovero tuBsle, In
which he received au-ugly bruiso on tho left
cheek from s1ung ahot, yesterday ovontng ar
rested tho notorious roughs and cut-thronts,
Tonic Quirk and James Hoanie, at tho corner
OF Canal and Randolph streets. It will be re-
momhored that aomo tmo last week Officer
McNeorney was surrounded, about midnight
by crowd Of roughs, at the corner
OF Polk and Desp1aines strects, who presented
royolvers, and compelled the officer to walk
away from their presence at rapid pace. The
officer, however, turned upon them as soon na
them to beat q hasty retreat. Since that time
tho police have beon watching for tho gang,
but, until last night, mono Of them had
been caught. Quirk and Heanio wore the
leaders, and, as. tho capture Of two
OF tho worst desperadoos In the city, tho arrest
is important. Miller showed much bravery, for
he grappled tho Williams the momont he laid
oyoB upon them, without calling for help. Ho
would perhaps hayo been badly used but for the
timely arrival Of Officers Hicky aud Houghton.
The prisoners wore lodged in tho Madison Stroot
Station,
, 1873-06-14

ALBANY, N. r, Juno 1s.-DExyxs-The markcl
oponed Yesterday quietly but auspicious1y. There waH
fair attendance Of local and country buyers, The
market did not show my marked degree Of activty,
the sales Of tho day being several hundred head ea
than on tho opening day 1aat week. To-day there was
IN unuhunlly large attendance Of New York and East
ern dea1erst who bought largely. All ara In wunt Of
STOCK and tho leading dealers horo bought freely The
salca Of tho day amount 10 2,{70 head. The market
may be quoted ntout o on from aft wcekB price On
common and medium catto with extra and topa about
tho eare As last Week. Tho market has ruled firm and
s,toaay. 9, The receipts for the week wore slight,
caroads against 4a0 carloads list week. The average
In quality ia very mitch Inferior 10 Las! week. Com
mon md medium steora not 10 good, while thoro
tH marked scarcity Of tops. Embraced in tho re-
cepta WAS largo number Of Texanp Of good average
quality aso largo number OF stockega. Among tho
salcs Of toay WAS notably exceont bunch Of Illinois
eteers the best hero thIa week. averaging 1tG0
shipped.
The receipts for the weok wore: poovcs, 7.78o;
ahccp, 10, 400 hogs, 1000 horses, OIL.
8nEEP AND IAMps--The receipts arc considerably
larger than Inst weak but most have gono through III
hrst hands This branch Of traa hloWa ute activity.
Few sa1ea Wero made to local and Western bnyors and
the market shows A@Ao por II decline from Inst
weeks ruling. Tho pens are baro, and aalea slow.
Bhorn, State, and Western at 6H@61Ho; la1nbst
10@12o.
M11cn Cows-Receipts for the week only carloads,
which still on Tho MARKET But lttle lae been dono
III this brunch Of trade. Prices range from $1,000
to $1,000.
HoAsEs-Rcceipts continue large, and, although tho
stables arc kept vol hled, the demand hhs fale on
bl}Ehtly.
, 1873-06-14
tofdny morning, returned Into court this morn
Ing With d tordfct for tho plaintiff for tho nuin


photographic urcvttlcs. =
= Anational convention Of millors ia announced
to meet In Toledo, June n.
a Tho Boston Common Council has appointed d
committee to consider tho oxpodionoy Of reor-
ganiSing ths Flro Department.
Abort Eugene Perry, who escaped from prison
ht Auburn, n. y, on tho 14th Of January iast.
aftor killing tho keeper, was capturol laat night,
noar Oswego, N. T., and returned to tho prison.
swimming In tho Iowa nvor at Eldora, Iowa,
waa drowned yesterday. Tho body has not yet
boon recovered.
". II. Day, young aon Of +. O. Day, prom
inont merchant Of st.. Louis, was arrostod on
Thursday OIL a charge Of grand larceny, for stont-
ing pair Of ladioB' bracelets from tho houkc OF
friend Of tho family. Tho bracolots woro found
at a pawnhroker'e shop, whoro they had boon
""spouted " by prostitute, who eayB that young
Day gave thom to her. Day Is said to havo boon
In similar trouble, and Ia regarded as klopto-
maniac by some Of bis friends.
In quarrel botwocn two farmorB IN Payne
Township, Dlaokhawk County, Town, one, named
Writh, stabbed the othor, named Riohor, In the
faoo with q four-tinod fork, ono tino entering
tho right oyo, another knocking out two teeth,
and third Inflicttng bnd wound In tho hoad.
Writh aud bis hired man then eet their dogs on
Richer, and before thoy could DO called OF
Rfober's clothes woro almost stripped from hie
body, and Ills logs aud body wero scratched and
bruised md bitt0n In q terrible mnnnor.
, 1873-06-14

Avery bold highway robbery was committed
about o'clock last evening, at tho corner OF
Halstea and Sixteenth streets, place which, ut
the hour namea is tbronged with people. a
man namod John McMahon, while On his
way homo, was approached by three
rough-lookiug fellows, who, aftor few
1aonents' Conversation, assaulted him.
Knocked him down, and robbed him OF
$40. The villains then ran away, and at Into
louz had not been arrested. This bold assault
illustrates tile defiant tligregard which tho
1onghs in the moro romoto districts, where the
police force is small, entertain for tho law. And
this defiance will continue until tho police force
il increased, aud the officers given something
less than threo-lnilo bouts,
, 1873-06-14

The Aldermen of Boston havo refused to fur
| niBh Prof. Wise $4,000 to make and start hiH
balloon from the Common On its Atlantic yoy-
ngo.
1t is eaid that Chamberlain, the golon. mur-
deror, has rapidly rogainod his sanity Bince son-
tonco Was passed on him. Cleveland Leader
Thousands Of dead pickerel have boen cast
up on the shores Of Il Lake Como, in oswogo
largest md finest, and what is also very strange,
no other varieties OF fish seem to be affected BY
tho apparent distompor.
Tho Greenfield Gazette tells of a man, well
known there, who borrowed money OF his wife
to 60 to Indiana and look for business, but who,
Instead, procured divorce, married. again, and
then camo back to borrow moro money Of his
former wife.
"A httlo more than q weok ago some dement,
cd newspaper correspondent in Dany1le, N. H.,
diyulged the fact that no insurance agent had
ever visited TINT peaceful town, and now no citi-
zon can take walk without bending procession
OF them.
The May returns from twenty OF the princi-
pal railroads in the country ahow I'll increase Of
receipts during tho month OF $685., ,311 over the
samo period last year. The increaae for the past
five months over samo period lust year has boen
93, 1888.
"A Duluth editor publishes statistics to prove
that within nine years that embryo city will need
fifty elevators, 1000 steamors and tons OF thou
sands Of railroad cars. He secs it all " in his
minds eye, aud Is confident all this will como
TO pass he WILL 6eIl hlt interest III Ills printing
oiIlce for new mich COW.
Tho fall Of the Coo Block, in Woonsocket
at rst suspeotod Ths remains 's Of two persona sons
have boon taken from tho ruins, those Of John
Sllofaold, who WAS buying groceries in tho storo
when tho building fell and Of Xavier Paul, a lad,
who had also beon to the Htore for peanuts.
Tho nev. ". D. Horrck, Of Amherst, Mass,
invited tho teachers of tho town to meet him at
his house, last Friday evoning, giving eaoh young
lady tho privilege Of bringing gentleman. But
as tho laGios, US ono Of them said were afraid Of
being "mittencd," tho result WAS seventeen
ladies' and seyon gentlomon, and this in town
Of two colleges.
Some men at Louisville we're betting on tho
weight Of large mule, whom ono man, who was
good judge Of tho woight Of live stock, got be-
hind tho mule and WIS measuring, when Bome-
thing appolrod to loosen up the mule. Just
before tho expert died, he gavo it Us his opinion
that it tho mule was na heayy all over % he was
bohind, ho must weigh not far from 47,000
pounds.
Tho annual commencement OF Harvard Col
lego, Cambridge, Mass., will take placo on tho
25th Of this month. Col. John D. Washburn, Of
Worcester, will be Chief Marshal. Hon. L.
lockwood Hoar, President Of tho Association Of
the Alumni, will preside at tho dinner, and tho
Rev. Charles L. Grinnel, Of Charleston, will
preside at tAo Junior dinner. Next year, whom
the Alumui Hall is completed, tho dinner will ba
hold uudor itb roof.
, 1873-06-14

- ALFRED. Mo-, June 13.-Wagnor. tho Isle OF
to-day. Ho denied tho charges made by tho
Government witnesses, relating to his suspicious
remarks made in conversation, and proceeded to
explain whore ho was upon tho fatal night. He
said hc worked for q stranger on board vessel,
loft and went up to tue town, and rot
80 drunk that ho foil down aud
was: unable to riao. Ho foil asloop, mud
sono timo after awoke and got up. He then
wont homo and got into the house by tho back
entranco. Ho slept on lounge, and felt badly
and told the people Of the house 20. Ho
took tho Q train for Boston, and got
shayod, and bought some clothes. He know
nothing Of the murder until lo WAS arroBtol in
Boston.
, 1873-06-14
Buffalo Llve-Stock Market,

BUFFALO N. Y, June 19.--UATrLE- -Roceints to-day,
including e: p ss.s 5oposte arrive @os total for d
time last week. Tho market II ute]cas but little
stock offering, and few buyers on hand. About 500
disposed Of. Ba1es 800 Illinois secrs Nv 10000
l,106 ihs s5.s58o.00; 78 Missouri steers av 1246
i5s7 lbs $g},oo9oso "a Missouri asa o1en ay l4ss es
fe1as sasSR stsers stssFe sg * ss 0' '0@
SHEEP AND LAMps-Recolpts to-day, 1,oo0; total for
tho week. 600, againat 200 the time last ueok
arlot Is heavy at No decline on List weck's closing
prices. Western clipped sheep, s4.76@5:82H; choice
1otA q shade higher. Tho only sale to-day was al
Ohio Clipped sheep, 102 ha, ut S5.s7H.
Hoos-Rooeipts To-day, 5000; total for the week.
2800o against a. 300 the saInc ue last weak. Nearly
nll arrivals through consgnments. Prices ru1o at
34.s0a485. Sales, $50 Illinois. Michigan, Ohio, and
Indiana hogs, 158@10S lbs, ut $i.85.
, 1873-06-14

Special blspasch 70 Tia Chicago Tri6nNe.
BLooM1NaToN, June 13.-Tho sale Of Kontucky
ahorthorne, a part Of tho Chesterfield herd, Of
Danyille, KY, ownod by htr. James II. Davis,
yesterday morning, at 10 o'clock. This impor-
tant sale haa attracted tho attention Of nll the
loading stock-fanciors, md has brought to tho
city . large number Of prospective buyers from
oil parts Of tho West Twenty-four COWS aud heif-
ors averaged 9312, tho prices ranging ns high as
s715. Three bulls brought an average of $500
each. Thirty hoad Of berkshire hogs aold at an
average Of 340 running from $40 to $3.50.
SAN Francisco, June 19.-The Ba1o OF thor
oughbrod stock Of s. D. Wlipple, Mt san Mateo,
Queen brought $4,000 Hamblotoninn, $40, l60;
Speculation, $500. Tho cattle generally
brought largo, and aomo fancy, pricos. Ajax
Was not sold.
, 1873-06-14
..- AUCTION SALES.
BY ELLISON 81 FOSTER So
GREAT SALE
ENGI,EZ;W EZ;WO0D
PROPERTY
AT AUCTION,
On Monday, June 16, at j o'clock
p. m., on the premises,
EIGHTY LOTS
Adapted for Residence aud Business,
FRONTING on
state-at', Vinoennes-av, Dearborn,
and 0lark-sts.
EIGHTY LOTS

This ohoioo property which we will ,offor
at this sale is situated between Sixty eighth
ana S6Vent1oth.sts., oRnt OF md within two
b!ook8 of tho Normal Bohool, accessible by
the t}at1Rohs MRioh,ssp H. ts9Hthern Kook Isiand ana
sehoo1 pepot q si1tggoishth.ss. sn0 wftin Mia
ninutes' walk of tho property. Mngiewood
1a rising suburban town; there Ia much no-
tiv1tY In building nnd improvements Of all
~ heSR sEssS o%
being bunt, nnd many other Substantial I'M
provomontH nro going on. Streets arc graded
and gravelod through tho property equal IN
sI 6esn99ots @ @tonny ct tho avepes GOOD plank
she s[4 s' property, and during tho Summon nplank
Sixty -third.st. Taking this property aii in
OIL, 1t ts Of tho most desirable and attractive
character, and offorH the best tndu comenta
lot speculation and occupatioR OF any prop
cry ty now offered for snlo in the suburbs or
GhioaHo: onI, 49, Thts property ts only aeyon miles
there only nbout 30 minutes, and tho farG,
only 10 cents. The location fs healthV. with
p1onty Of good water. Refroshments viii bo
Furnished free Of cost, and a free ride will be
FURNISHED gil who wish to attend the solo.
Terms of sale, Ia cnah, balance In and
500 viii be required on each lot. Full War
ranty Dood will be given. with printed copy
OF ABSTRACT Of title. f''
4 spooial train OF onra will start from the
Rook Island Railroad Depot on VanBuron.
st., at II O'Clock noon, stopping ut Twenty
eGcond.9t., and return at o'clook, free for oil
BLIsoN & FOSTER,
AuCtionDerH. 81 MNrket-nt.
, 1873-06-14
DES MONIES.
Grange H1cottnE.-Ftrcinon's Convon-
tion Abnndonctl--.Fho Crops--Uol1cRe
Ufppp1u.

Grange HIcotinE--Eircnon's Convon-
tton Abnnt1oncd--:rho Crops--Uol1cHe
Items.
Special hspatoA to The Chicago Tribune.
DEs MONIES, Juno 18.--Thero WAS q largo
Gathering OF Polk County Oranges 1,oro to-day.
Gov. @. G.. Carpenter delivered MI ablo atldross
on tho transportation question.
Tho State Flromon's Convention, to moot horo
July has boon abandoned In consequence Of
tho disbnndment Of the volunteer Fire Dopart-
mont.
Horny Cu1by, aged 20 years, was drowned
ncar Clarin1a on Wednesday.
Tho weather hero Inns boon exco11ont for grow
ing crops during, tho wceh past. Wheat and
oata arc In oxcollent condition. Corn lis small
md backward.
DEs Mo1NEs, Iowa. June 19.-Tho annual
meeting Of tic Board Of TruBtoos Of tho Doa
hloines University took placo in this city yostor-
day, md Judge T. Mott, Of Wiutersot, was ooctod
President, and tho nov. J. 4. Nash, Of Dos
Moinos, Secretary, Tho University is under tho
caro- Of tho Baptist denomination.
Tho Boara Of TruBtoea OF tho Simpson Con-
tona1y College, nt Indanola, elected for tho on
dout.