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, 1873-04-21
MARINE.
PORT OF CHICAGO.

PORT OF CHICAGO.
ARRIVED. ...........A April 10,
8tmr 8. o. Baldwin, Milwaukee, $50 tons irun ore.
Bchr Il. D. Campbell! pentwator, 76 III It luaber, 600
slingoa.
8ohr 4. L. Potter, Milwaukee, 4B0 tong iron orc.
Rchr 0otAyia, Whlto Lako, 135 Ill It lumber.
achr Con. Grant, MAnlstee, 100 III It lumber.
acow D. II. OHon, MRnsteo, 110 IN It lumber.
9cow Granger, 81, pauls, ~ IN It lumber.
ssmr 0orona, st. Joaoph 100 brs applsa, 200 ascks
Vegetables, tona old Iron, II bza fish, horaas
and wagon,
Hchr Fiahor, LudwiRa Flor, 90 III IT !unabor.
9chr nso!t, pcptwator, 700 IN shingles, " srars.
Bchr T. l1aydon MuskGgon, 133 III II lumber, ~ u ath
8chr Enterprise, Muakegon, 85 n. Il lumber.
Prop u. dFol, Manist0s, lou III It lumber.
9cow Spray. 6auga!uck, 10 ctls wooa.
Bchr Jura, AAelua, light,
, 1873-04-21

Hon. Jamos T. Wilson, OF Iowa, Is at tho Tfo-
mont House.
Donald Davidson, England, IL at the fremont
House.
". II. frazer, A. A. Allon, W. q. Webster, ".
T. Monday, aud G.. Elnoy!le, Diroc!ora Of tile
Great Western Railroad Company, ara ut tho
Gnult House.
Among the arrivals ut tla South Sl.lo Briggs
Anlrews alecllanicsyiilo Il. ii. i,oalt, Norwalk,
O.; q. f. Moody, Cartllago Oliyor Anthony,
ClintonrMl.; D. i: Jonson, 1.oganuport YIN.
burt, Marquette; J. Putnam, Lll!ooln, Mob.
Among tho arrivals at tho West Side nrlggB
House yesterday wore tho following: William
Yum Fps, Sioux Falls, D. r.; George Judd,
Springfield; 5. N. llorner, Columbus; @. i.
], Cullorton, Columbus; H. ". Ulrich Now
York.
Among tho arrivals at tho Tromopt Uou#o yos-
, 1873-04-21

Tho Commissioner Of Indian Affairs, the Ioy.
E. T. Smith, las tnleu tho trouble to exproBshis
yewB upon tho recent murder of 0on. Ca,lby by
tho Modocs which ho charges upon tho abuHoa
practisod by 1ndInn Agents and spectators. Tho
Commissioner says: "If AgontB, and officers
having doallngs with the 1ndians llud been hold
to strict accountability, all trouble would have
bcon avoided" Tho report OF tho Board OF In
dim Commissioners, juyt isHuol, sayg. Under
tho old system, soIling tho IndianB their own
goods; selling annuity goods to wl,itos;
conniving With others to ,swindlo Indiana out
Of thoir annultioB after distribution having In-
dian concublncs, and allowing similar license to
employss: aud many other abuHos, had become
30 general tint I'LL honest and moral Agent was
the exception. Undor Tho proaont systom, such
PRACTICES arc the exceptional caBos, and, whom
discovered, the renledy iH ut once applied"
Putting the statements OF tho two together, tho
inquiry Ia inevitable why tl4s trouble which l,an
laBtol year, WIS not avoided by applying tho
romody at onco9
, 1873-04-21

There arc Indications That tho harsh feelings
between French and Germans, which have pro-
vai1od since tho Tranco-prussian war, have been
materially softened. Tho nows that Count Won
Arnitn is to give way ns Minister to Trance to
Gen. Mantou1fol is regarded as an important
concession on tho part Of tho German Emperor
In tho way Of reconciliation. Von Arnirn, whose
presence In Paris has become diataateful from
IN association with the bittor fooliugs Immediate
y succeeding tue war, il transferred to London.
Gen. Manteufrel has boon In command Of tho
army Of occupation, aud, in spite Of his trying po
Office in auch way as to command tho respect
Of tho French pooplo. It WAS only recently
that ho gavo dinner at Nancy in honor Of
President Thiora' birthday, Mt which tho local
French offloluls wore presont, and where tho
congratulatory toasts were mutual. Tho samo
aeeire to close up tho wounds and obliterato tho
scars which the war loft upon both nations WAS
manifestod In tho negotiations that led to tho
torms OF German evacuation Of French torr1-
tory. The German Emperor took 30 active d
part In bringing theao negotiations to satlsfac-
tory termination that President Tliors Bent
him dispatch acknowledging Ills graft
tudo. On tho same oyening, tho Ger
man Emperor appeared ut tho French
Minister'S reception. Tho mutual advantages
that werc to follow from these final negotiations
rero also the subject OF friendly comment In tho
German Parliament. All these circumstances
indicate general conciliatory mood, which IL
about the most favorable thing TINT Frarcc
could cultiyato, and which should bo horaldod as
Joyful tdings by all Europe.
, 1873-04-21
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.

- New YoaH April lo.-Anney was easier to-day.
Tho rates rangod from 1-1G to por cent per annun.
ctuhtnK at nnd per cant. Tho oxprcsa companlcs
roceivod Fl 200 900 currency today fron thu INTERIOR
au,l tho bunk statement shows gratifying gain III
lcBnl-tondor reserve
btorlingwsa strong aud higher. The leading bank
advanced thu rnto to lQ8 Tor sixty days aud lQa
for sight.
Gold strong tho largo merchandise Imports raug-
Ing from 11734 Ia ll8A. I.oans from to por cent
coin for carrying. Uoarings, $t08, 900 0U0 The As
aiataut Treasurer dsbursed S3S, 600.
dovornuonta wero buoyat, snd higher than for some
time past.
State bonds woro dull and staady,
stocka wors active aud higher tue interest cenlcring
In Pacific Mail. Western Uniou, Lake Bhore Ut. Paul
common, aud New York QpntEsl The advance VI thu
, 1873-04-21

CANAL C6LLEoIDNH UFF1OE, April u,
Ann1vEn-aypaey Queen, Henry. 5000 bu corn;
Danube, onaha 400 bu corn doofgis, sonoca. o2oo
BY eorn Morning Fight, Lssalle, b'ooo hu corn M
isivcr 14o tons sand Ecrao, 1cront, Is yds stone:
Florence Boyco, Lemont, 85 yda stono; Augusta Lo-
Goo Judd, Lcmont 81 yds stono Col. Manning, Lo-
mont 90 ysa stouP Advance Lstnont. 90 y1a stone
Walker, Lenlont, 80 yis atono & " Walker, Lcront,
70 yds stone md 50 brs limo; h1ayaower, Willow
HprlnGe, 80 y1s atone.
OLEAnED-Oron, Marscllcs, light; Marlin Ho-
light, Gen: shorman, joliet. 1l,oo3 {oet lumber
ooo13 feot lnmbor, fcot ooring J0l03 loot ad.
Ing, 10 NJ nth, 30 N shingles Danubo, Dupage 14o bu
wheat Reliance, Lomons light: Advance. Lemont,
light: Goo Judd, Io1nont. Isht prop Wasp, SUM.
mill light; Henrietta Walker Lamont, light; bharca
light.
, 1873-04-21

LrvEnroo1, April 1p-11 .. m.-Flour, 27s ID.
4d@11a ID; club, lis el@12s. Corn, 27a 3d@27a Cd.
Pork, 67a ID. Lard, 39s ID.
LIvHnrooL, April l0-1:o0 pm.-Dreadstuffs dull and
unchanged. Lard, iOs.
LONDON, April 10-5 p. ,n.-Connols, o3K; t-2os Of
'6o, Wy; do Of '07, 03K; 104os, 894; now 5s, 90
Erie 6lA.
Tho ratio Of money at tho Stock Exchange Govern.
mont Hccurloa ta per cont bolow tho Bank Of Eng
land rate.
LIVERPOOL, April 1o.-Cotton stcadior; middlng up
land, o1<@9Ad; Orleans, 9t1d salos, 10000 bales
American, COCO haca; speculation and export, 1000
ba1os.
Breadstu!s quiet red wintor wheat, IL I'd. Flour,
27a Cd. Corn, 27s 3d@27s Cd.
Beef, 85s. Lard, 40s. Cheese, 08s. Cumberland,
88s Cd; abort nib, Sd.
, 1873-04-21

Tho anomalous government OF tho Samanh
Day Company las boon formally proclaimed In
tho PoninHu1a which 1t obainol from Gan
Domingo, and Joseph Warron Fabens has been
duly nauguratoa Governor Ho Las Issued
proclamation, In which ho returned nincors
thanks to the people for having "Ho spon-
taneously and unanimously voted to ratify tho
connection between Baez and tho Nav York
Company. He announces that there will DO no
, 1873-04-21

Tho recent developments 1nado In tho Michigan
bilicr which docs no diHcrodt IN rnBcnity to the
Crodit bfobi1ier engineered by Oakos Amos.
Tho Investigations mado by tho Governor chow
that State lande Unitod Statos lanls, IMMORAL
de-a1l kinds f1auds in faot, worth atcaling,-
have boon stolen. Thoso Investigations claim to
haro discovered that tho lato Land Commissioner
sold to eight different parties 4o49 acres
OF land which did not bolong to tho
stato Of Michigan at all, but to tho
United stntos, and that tho State renlizcl
s5,o6l; tint ho sold to throo other individuals
$3.50 acres Of land tint had been granted to tho
United statoa to ropluco lnnda assigned to tho
State, tho amount givon to tho Treasury being
$1,000, being tho minimum price Of $1.25 por
nero for land worth thirty .imoB that amount;
that 10 sold to single individual 4,s75 acrea Of
land reserved to the Chicago g. Northwestern
Railroad, for tho minimum Government prico,
or, at loast, 1t WAS tho minimum Government
prico which wont into tho State Troas-
ury; finally, that ho sold to another
individual 1910 acroH Of IMMORAL lands, in Mar-
quotto County, which had boon recovered from
ea1c fol. which tho Commissioner turned over
to tho State Treasury $4,9Go Tho late Lnnd
Commissioner Of Michigan should havo boon ono
Of tho managers of tho Credit Mobilier Of Amor
lea. Such talents as ho displayed i'll roal estato
operations should not have boon narrowed down
to single State, but should have embraced tho
whole bound1esa continent IN their scope. Ho
would hayo made worthy compoor to Oakes
Ames.
, 1873-04-21

.BllI5l1r-0nly o modorato doEreo q actlyity
characterized tha market any timo during tho
wook under rovlew, and prcoa were not sublect-
cd to any decided 1uotuations. The supply waB
liberal, but 10 evenly divided that tho daily at
rivals were readily dlspoaod Of without affecting
prices untayorably. We quote common to mo.
dl!,m at g4.oO@6.25, and good to choice ct $3.50
obtained whilo for cur load or two OF pro-
MUM" I" sheep abuyor wnH found at 57.00. ThoBo,
howoyor, must bo regarded as extreme pricca.
, 1873-04-21

Ex-CongroHsman Roosevelt. OF tho Fourth
Now York District, has handed his back pay,
amounting to O., Zoo, to tho schools Of tho city.
Thig may aoom worry handsome net to Mr.,
Roosevelt, but what right has ho to bo generous
with other peoples monoy7 By what right does
ho rob Petor to give to Paul?
, 1873-04-21
Now York Dry Goods Market.

New YonK. April 10.-Thoro was m Improved feot~
Ing In trade and tho jobbora distributed fair qunn
cotton nrkct naa firm for standard shectinga. Fine
browns and no makes OF bloachca shirttnga and Light
brown sheetin8s aro selling freely 1T reduced
]obbiug at Ike. Colored cottons aro aoivo and
strong At current prices. Glazed cambrlca aolng
and porcaes are aove. Woofcns rule quiet. Foreign
goods inactive. White goods in botter request.
The dry goods imports for tho week foot up O9.
, 1873-04-21

THE LAKE AND RIVER STEAMSHIP LINE
Ia composed Of II ycsscs which will run between Nom
trea md Chicago and touch ut all tho usual ports
Tho names Of the steamers are tho Lako Michigan
Lake Huron, Lake Erie, Lake Ontario Canada, oolu
ba, California, Calhbra, Drolnodary Osprey, and tho
City Of Chatham. These steamers Will 30 dispatched
regularly during tho present season. All tho vessels
1ayo been put In llrst-cass order, md Will have cabin
thenl. The Columbia md tho California hro now on
tho stocks at tho Port Each yesncl ia IA feet long by
Woi!aud Caual stzc. and carrying 10000 bushels Of
corn Or Il, 500 bshets Of wheat Tho Columbia will DO
launched during tho latter portion Of this weak tho
arst Of tho following Tho Columbia will be Of her
exact szo will aso DO tho California, which will be
launched In June,
, 1873-04-21

Tho readers of THE TRIBUNE may, perhaps, DO
intoroBtod In knowing TINT there aro now no
spots on tho sun largo enough to bo Visible with
mi oyo-ploco Of low magnifying powor. Wo may
count on a tolorable exemption from these ID
torostng dist,,raors Of our meteorological pcaco
for flve or six years to como. Tho noxt epoch Of
maximum oceurs In tho year 1851.
, 1873-04-21

Carriers sre anbtne 15l0o for corn and woat to Bur
fa1o. Several lumber vesncls which have been held for
grain are now offered for lumber.
Lumber freightH arc III follows: Manlstce, $2.76@
500; Ludingon, $275 Nfuakcgon, $2.37 ocon.
to, 5000 90; Mcnomlncc. $39o@3.t0; pantwator,
t2:76; White River, s. 10000; Grand Haven, $2.26@
2.o0; 8augatuck, $3b0.
, 1873-04-21

The New York Times is still hopeful in regard
tp Con. Grants Interpretation of tho Civil Service
rules, and Lis intention to enforce "the spirit
and the letter Of tho REFORM" In commenting
this effect, tho Times Haya: ave aro bound to
any that no case has yet been made known
where the President has Ignored or ovadod tho
rules IN any department. to which they apply"
Tic rules apply, wo should aay, to tho CUSTOM
houses and poBt-oillces ns much as to any
othor departments. In Chicago, Mr.. Nc
Lean retired somo tino aince from tho post of
Collector, and Col. Eastman retired from that
Of PoRtmaator. Tho rulo Of promotion was
ignored in both caseB. Mr.. Judd succeeded
thoformor and Mr. Macarthur succeeded tho litter.
Neithor gentleman WAS transferred from any
other department Of the Government service,
nor had any departmental experience Both
were purely political appointments. mado with
WOW to promoting the interests Of the party or
rowarding services thai had boon rendered to tho
party. Other instances of tho snnlo violation OF
tho rulo Of promotion arc humorous. 1t is true
that the Civil Service rules are enforced, or not
enforced, according to tho inclination Of the
President, aud 1t was not possible to make thonl
otherwise. Uudor this construction, tho Times
may be right in maintaining that s'No case has
yet boen made known whoro the proadont las
ignored or oyntlod tho 111los."
, 1873-04-21
Pittsburgh OIL Market.
pIrTsnuRan, April 10.-Crude petroleum quiet at
$240 refined qu1ot ut 16Ac.


ka arfrn
NEW vrpm
NEW Yon1. Anr, 1o.-corIoN. uM. limited sornnd.
m!idins ai upi.na' laSo. D"''sa ''""'''
ststo Common to good e1trs se1s74o; I
s9Ha 5o eaisG oo sxs2s3s Te9 o, wsst s1r se
9oar saa@ @ eera mss! aasssnao5 %Ssst Z aoderste
uobsnued sist 1 noaeeaa orn IN Sc.iya % demnn
and % % r old Is eslsrn II 1of 5
isS Nsstssa s5%sss2s: ~ dsi! sss:lpis &2oso go
4a@5sc. ''.~SN s''' .NV'' N ~ ''s' ''~'''
so.9ysy.i aoior,s iast ~ s''o0@4o
v1fy I.ySIn fai2y ddom.nI m",,JtA A'st'so'
Hora-Dnli and @ lower at $50 for crop Of ~.
47aasHo. A"1f o'"'D" ~ ~o7&s'''' o''n'eo'
Woofs@aroro active extra pul1ea. 4.o: suuer do.
onin "nd ao far ~ aS t1" ro5g 7sc e1Has n
as and hes sS19y ronoa nv
VIZ, Ts,n s,npv,r,,sr-F,rn, A. ktxa6s,
Pnnv1a1nussEpart a@ctai ynd 1oc,asatv h;char.
new moss. primo:msss. si7oo. Dee9 ou,et and
unchansea, Doxed dry.ssltot shoulders, 7ho hams
Espern ,ta.m axo aa.o kato d oszae4iac @t"
nurrkn ' I'M GiSaExasr~IjnchanSTs III:
"u1'xz-Qu'st mud os%9sS ssae Ss,''er but unchanged
saSss Il M Gosa uashsnsss @ ,ssy a as m
fsonoIa hail * 4 IN ~' 4'S'
'1'' - 0''' - '''-0' DETROIT.
mneaenge y az "esI y n o sa.fS wnie M N1
osts IL GOOD dsmaud Ut 3ss;a33c, @''A' @'S'
Ornvrn 3rrn4t ii asGss III
m graes aa md 1as s1ses
a$s sstzs; s5s i %sss ;;s
osa mixed estorn. 53c, oats aetiss: whte'' ly S1g
dc mixs1 i71@c Barley and uait unchsuaci1 S
pErno1 Eitsf--cr,,do i'd roHnod 1O6@1oto
wn1sRz~rIrn 1t oSa9ie. ss]1'' ''|'S'''
BALTIMORE, hnr,l uos; l9HunSApsruyys-F steady
and uncasnacd. Wheat duli and nnchauaol. Corn
ses1se sad asn ,aissS wss!esa esxs ST quiet
At ssSsss and ouovsu stock ,erv en
Gns MGaa posn Gs, .aaa hx ney od a
eo. BACON aud lard Lard unchanged. c| a '' ~" A''' VII"
L Choice Western tubs good
70 %HiserDFitm s4H'Ss Fl asfss!si IL -
~ MwauRxE, hpEad , aa!st
eer o,ts scsIsu sesv saq No. c e. Carl Il
NJ N" nnrisv All hnli ,nT r norn,, NJ i, asc ~
sus 9 s1b brs Whea TS 1Ss @
,,,; 0LEslnAsD, e ,,s,s 2aznu., 7,,.,,. ,,,,
,r5 rnahar1a,a "f 1vho,t ,yonT NJ, rs1 ha11 ~ IT.
a. - ~ M os1 moan ,,o ~ ~ a. '1 ns ~
@t.el, , ~; G'u.: 1t oofn 4"i''' VI sos4'e' oas7
stqa1y Iay@ a. a. @ s1o sha.ot Gt, .t.. IT, ,,,.,
iEiAo1ho"'~a''an{ n},n!InMi n3n nMM9iennHnSe"' III
cr.,,r, .,-,S otMnaa, - no, or,,,
[l hp1a ~ ce1.G - n arm
H. n:ts Arm ma:s' saa:o i've auic at sc narjsy
1oo. oa's "t1a oIssaSo A'so A>''es ~ ooe' oa14oJ
aF1,. Ga. o.,.,x
P,:y Pnnys1ossMyerv strono and active PORK s17.tqa
~ h i'm H. ~" ana secs "a = xar
4nr VIZ ,ra nm ac anot se III uyor M3y
kettle, s55@oo. l,ulk meets strong; shoulders,
ns9o sPot ~ no'u w o4ui s.o"t ~, Iu ~ W:
Sales1 vSo 9uSee nrn ill., nnson n1 sions' ~" n8nes
6n1uuels, S, '4sc ctSae er Iao' o3ci e4eaf, aAo'
"n'sA4-1t1'" ~ or; rorr rDo
ro,x .n,,, SoLEno: lansO:,tn. r,on, o,,o, 49,,
a(5a 4 @ ,, y 1''sG - on 5,.a
nnea"eeu o MnGa' VA ua q ~; g. "hMo "anss' SaUs
80. - f1,ss ~ ~ es'oo eaa WINS - ~ aneN, 1,
sa9, ea,es :, noe M seHr du as PIP ~ NJ se
Of rcS ~ n narn n h1g,, n1e n; snot
Isat @Ado g. Fto9 ~. ' '' e rt agu, 1p npn'
, 1873-04-21

There has beoa a case In Irennd in which
Judge passed severe aoutence upon III editor
, 1873-04-21

Tho following vessels havo boon chartered for coal to
tho points nauled schooner H. Stalker Peoples Gus
yillo downtown docks, Chicago, s1.t5, troe Emma
Coyne, at samo rates: schooners Algorinc sud Col.
Cook, uptown docks $1.55. The Gchooncrs Russian,
1T s. .o6 to Peoples daa Company, Chicago.
10 milwaukee, tho following vosaes have been char
sclooncrs Nasrngansctt, Camden, and Wm. Young
Tho ruling ratio 10 Detroit ID 75o freo at which tho
following ycHacR havo becu put In: Sclrs. Ncw4boy,
Rush, City Of Milwaukee, Bank Fane, scow Lun,ois,
Charera have beon ulade for rou oro from Escanaba
to Cleveland $o15, to Eric $780, Marquette to Cleve-
Eric S4.D0.
The brig Butcher Boy hos boon clnrered for cargo
Of lumber from Alpona to Cleveland ut s4.00 and also
for cargo Of hickory lumber from Fremont to arecu
Daya $8.00.-Cvsretand Herald.
, 1873-04-21
lTEh1a.

ITEMS.
The gratn-lalen vcssea III tho rivsr nre many Of
Markinaw to spread their sails for Bufalo. -
The steamer Afontgomery, which was expected to
BY 1d, ,ves h. WI no. 6s'ore tho middle
The upper par Of the lake IL filled with floating leo
many Of tho vesscs aro ablo to dodge around It and
T. L. iss IL s L. ssS Tss IL aSsu
houra. The Sandborn and IAarol which stnrtcd out
yesterday turned back OIL account Of tho wind aud ico
Thu eaat shoro ts reported clear Of Ice.
Mr. Lay, Of tho firm Of Hannah, Lay l. Co.. camo
from Traverso City day or ago, and aays hore was
two iss of snew o. hs ground there mud tho ice had
nnS Ds'Ysss , va st we to coa tRo Dgss y ess this
Delaware and bring ,or 10 this port. .~''' W ''
Tho Hcr David Stewart got aground noar Tho Mum
Scott elevator this forenoon, and 1t took three tugs
Tho work Of converting dodcrich harbor into har-
bor Of reft.ge Inns been resumed. portion Of the
work eayea II recently, md tho damage vas consid-
erabe but will not prevent ye8Hela Of tho largest Bzo
Tho coal barge J. i. Warren has been brought into
It Is snid thst tue cost Of enlargtng tho Weana
Tho steamer sarah Van Epps, now in tue Detroit
and the Islands this Aoason.
It has been found in,praccable to attompt to ratso
tho Rcllr Czen ut EArport.
The recent freshet Ut Chatham haa proved scrt-
THO leo in tho river 1t Montreal ia breaking UP.
at Detroit lave held two meetings to dcterrine
tho acason4 card rates, which hayo beo1 Increased
10 por cent. Tho tug aAttfng will 10 conducted rs
heretofore, at tho mouth Of tho rivers
There sro ahirty-ono ljghta exhibited the south
aldo Of Lake Eric, not including those at Buffalo.
They aro stationed ~ follows: Dunkirk, Eric, Com
ncait, AHhtabula, FairpoE Cleveland Black River Ycr-
million. Huron gautusky, Green Island, West Sister
Iaial, Marble uaal, ali1 Turtle Island, which nrs
regular lighthouses Tho others aro beaeons, loca,od
on tue ends Of piers or othor rlaceH
Tho board OF Supervising inspectors OF Steamboats,,
now III scsa!on It washlngton, at their n'setins
Wednesday,, adopted resolutions that only two certi-
cstca OF iuapoction shall DO requirol I'LL tug, tow
and freight steamers that hereafter hro o1tiuguahog5
aha!l not bo required tug, tow freight ntoamors
neither sha tho Bano bo required on passenger stean
ora Of loss than 100 tons burden.
Tbs Detroit Tribune and ddrcrli8sT RayA: ian in.
tnaation has been given out that certain Chicago mr.
tics organizing ut that pace, to establish limo ol
tugs to onttr tho towing Of arena tho lakcy and
rlyers In this locality. We now hayo mora than suf
ciont number Of tugs to al ycssels pasa
lug this way, an TO spare to perform such lnbe1
at q reasonable compensation, without any irterfcr
from outatcrs. IT. howovor, any Of our Chicago
frlenda ara win enough to think 4 fortune avail,
elnt let hen try the iRsue. Opposition ia the life ol
tralc,
, 1873-04-21
HYDE PARK.

Meeting OF tho Vi1lnge TrlRRtccss-.
Presidertss Snlnry Fixed ut $4,000 n
Ycnr---Estimntes for Watcr-Eipc.-.
Tho Recent Elcctio,l-s-Defcnt Of the
FREQ Library Project.
regular somi-monthly meeting Of tho Hyde
Park TruBtcos WAS hold Saturday night. All
present. Tie claim Of @. Knowlton for intorost
OH an old bill for grayoliug Michigan avenue,
WIS referred to tho Attorney for tho facts.
Doatty l. Barker woro paid 981.8 90 for balance On
Inst estimato on Fifty-iirat street sower.
Nelson d Denaon received $50 for interest on
& warrant they had discounted aud forgotten in
their laHt settlement.
Petitions wero proaontod and reforrod from
Edmund Dicknoll and othors to 1avo a sewor
constructed at Thirty-ninth stroot, thonoo to
Cottage Grove, Oakwood, and Brooks Htreot,
for Joliet pipe sowor On Cornell stroet to con
noct with Oak street Bawor, nnd from Nelson t.
Donson for $4,000 advance payment to them OIL
broken stone on ltand for Stony Island avenue.
Six pny-rolls for labor on sidewalks and drains,
Dobaon, ongiueors, e175.25, woro ordered to DO
pnid. '-''
Tho Attorney was instructed to prepare ordi-
nanceB to open no-11undrcd-and- Eleventh,
One-Hundrol- -and-F Fittoouth, aud uo-Hundred-
owners OF proporty, from Chicago and Thorton
road, cast to tho lako, Calumet aud Hyde.
An ordinance was adopted fixing tho per diem
attendance Of Village Trustoesat 81; also, fixing
tho salary Of tho President at 52,01Q per annu1n
from July !, 1873, to date.
Tho Commissioners appointed April = to osti-
mato tho cost Of laying the water pipes, then Or
derol BY orluouco, ,nado another estimate of
a2l,000 for Grand boulevard, 81, 500 for Oak-
wood avonue, IS. 800 for Cottngo Grove avenue,
md S2A0,o00 for oil the othora, based OIL tho
cost Of iron pipea. Some Of tho Board, some
Taxpayers, mud two manufacturers Of wooden
Pipe, present, nrgl,cd IN favor Of change to
woodon pipes, aud, aftor worry lengthy debate,
it WAS
Resolved, That Paul Cornell, John F. Darnoy James
Wadsworth mud 9. n. cady investgate aud report
tho relative merits Of wool md iron pipes.
Tho resolution offered last wook WAS adopted,
to grant warrants, payable out Of the special as-
sessmont fund, whom collected, to I'LL persons
who shall advance money to hasten any improve
mont.
Warrants woro ordered to each membor Of tho
Board III payment Of per diem aud committee
work undor town organization from November,
I 1871, to date, as follows:
, 1873-04-21

Laneuor. lasstudo indispositon to engage In any
actual employment, nontal dullnoss and melancholy.
evils which materially dotract from human enjoyment,
oordIng 10 tho temperament and constitutional tondon
ces Of tho ndIslIuAI, by largo proportion Of the conf
muptty In Spring. To tho physIcal and montnl
powors from this sluggish condition onio md corrsoVa
tpeatvoly roqulrod and IIostottors Stomach Bitort
tho only medicinal preparation In oxaenoc that thor
oughy adapted to tho work. THO first doso producca
genial gw throughout tho syato. which earnest o.
permanent roof. A. timo and tho tonio and
regulating rroperos OF ths pure and asrooabo vo9aa'
bio remedy takoa full oEoo evory trace Of debility. nor
vousnoss and hypaoonria vaniass and mind and bodJ
become nike abort aud vigorous.
Tho Supreme Court of the United
States
has rscenty gvsn decision In of the Gorha Man
ufaotursnH Company. enabling them to protect thet
1osgna from all other manufacturers who initiate ant
copy them.
PARTICULAR NOTICE
IL requested to tho fact that tho Arsts ongA9od
in Tho production Of desIgus whothor for tho Borlaf
8ilvor Department, for tho celebrated Gornm Plate
but tho Company mover reproduce In their EsctroPat
Department tho designs which they dosote to Barlnt
BilveE. Haoh has Its special trademark folowA
stamped upon ovnry article;
Trade .tnark for, Trado.na for
Gorflam Startling Silver. Gorham Elcctro- Pl&ta
@(I(@ g
sF1nllNa eapnusf'eaqa
, 1873-04-21
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET.

Review for tho 1Vec1t Ending Satur-
day Evening, April 10.
SATURDAY EVENING, April 10.
Tho receipts Of live stock during tho weok