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E o U T on.
MRS. K. 4. sTETsON LCGEK will give lesson.
church OF benesol mt objects.
stsn,nering and all defects Of speech speedily
rsmedied.
Residence, "a street northwest dccl-lm
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FOR RENT AND SALE.


I'oR RESr-HAndsoua. suite Of ROoss, s.e
lucisns sscl Ne. dncls Ia.
LNOR sALt-hoyst n. 1884 G lutnbis STREE;
pros tsi.s if'' 81 ~ " ,i-In 49,, W.
rico tsr thTcs yrars, ptrc iu.c 1T, hslsncc
II. MoTLTuS r. MARSH. 90 ..h s;rset
opros'te rressnrg D-sArtmeni. dscE eoln
I'OR ssLK-One of ths N > de.i-anle Lors in
she ctr II ssiit r. on, brng ~ $ square So,
wesi, improved y ,hreg .toIy Brick Il 1s.e, con.
tsinins niue rooms This lo' fronts twenty i've A.
fett On A street, ,unuine d-p'h e ote hundred
e s "a 81 tF ~ far'SS 49,
northwot, or Room 81, Morrison bnild
lns. d~ell -ecsr
LrOR RENT-A ~, room BRICK HOUSE sar
u rer mouth; - four ISom BRICK HOUSE, near
l-fh street cslss = IS - on NH, scgcn room
EkAsss pear Astropoii,sn cars. s2o = month, In
new BRICk HOUSE n ihe west ead. ooul.in-
ing II lArse rooms handsomely furnished, t0Sether
BOYLE 9 co, eos is.h stree, dSSIsi5s
FOR sALE OHKAP-No c-ulrnis-iaus g p.y-Io
, sood DWELLING HOUSES, with from 70 10
rsusiug f,Sn sI.sotS s1sei, snail cash pasansat
n'r.f Ne sold wi'bin - davs A., - .n,,is1
81 Hiding LoT> IN yartlu. rat. - tue DIV,
A,s', - H15ts r'ea SAraen Lsha, Haiie fr
'"''"''Nh' ~ Z 'Sl' 81 ,ss,oeii, r., ,,.,-,y.,
a-ololm rReplpI sua NJ :. s IL az rl ~,
t'0R RENT-seyrral HOUSES ~ rsnt 90 T aua
Columbia streets Bcuf : 4 and : e r,r mon h
inegus ot FITCH s FoN, under Fose,in,sas
bsuk, Fem SANTA avenue d-cs fr1
I'oR sAIE-or eschssgs Or real .st.ts IN tlis
u cry, an sse ucl, FARM - So s--.,- A. . ereai
bsFtntIg lHrafra mar rfaf' HH IN .rra q. ~ M
haif nay t-'we~u u ashir a..u sud p .hrr ne. Isl
s-iss 'a!tah.e N..t- a. ? ] Al t.r.ns-, halsrcs
arst'e, vt 't.UCti RHR-r 4 ruTirIpS
--gG Nu p. ~ estate ss~. .tsr, els is-h -.r.at.
HON eALE-A Ilsr..s-rrT BRICK pNELlISG.
g, tanning ten rooms, With LA'r bee al OTHER
nl'-nfn iupuF'r" .u.z. Prtra Ss.hN 80 To- rs
iH4uir. o. ne rI.l --r-, % g. strrst usr hutsT
OfCe. sla-s In
EoR RENT-A rrJy 1~Frahle HOUSE, ,itf.r
o tnruishea OF ur'Irr -itt-l: wfI t. routed on
M dsraie terms Apply u No. l32- Massacu1sstts
hNeuhH ferll-lm
tgoR eALE-TM YARNS, SO and Is aeTes neaT
fAlls lhurch Railroad II pot, and Ntfhin ufre
mih- OF hashiustcu. Great bargain ana essy
wuls' . EeBEhT A. PHILLIPS.
ocs-Srn Zeal rs'afs Profer. 81 3 Issh street
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~ ELEGAhr ICh CREA d AND OYSTER
PA.RLOEf.
auFr-ly ssHigk a.'tet. 0sorgctoHn, ~. o.
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PERSONAL.

A LADY POSSESSING A THOROUGH KnowI-
their residence. Terms moderate. Address miss
u b." 130 18th street northwest. decla-lm
, 1873-07-27
AFTER THE BOGUS ONES.

aootbcr rcctfnr os tr,c ,onutne q ron.
atny,1es,..rr,nv IReaolvo tn nrIve Ont
shc rtI,rn1 rcrIo1va nv Eorco ~ INV.
.,1......,.s =. c,,.
Inc 1egal!y olootoo oonbtap1ob u lineage, VINO
have organized In ordor to o1poso and got rid Of
those persons illegally usurpinE their functions,
s,5 * 5,.,-,,i -ooot;n, voatordav ovon;ro
T.. ao4u ~ ~ a9. na,o - pan.,.a S Hasnas e'
III sno on'ce u ouet',o 1aa'nvo.
Mr. Hartman submitted q lles OIL tno naMes oi
tho off}co Of tho County Clerk, as follows:
1oh,, r,,;,,, n +. f13fcott gnvi11o Stott. p.
yonn 1"uison, W ". ou''so's, 'a =, ry,.,,,.
Gaorro Hartman. j. d. scanlon, William O'Bri-
9.s1 - q - n,.1+,wo1l n.,I1
en- Uanle1 oblon' .. e. l'ouA"oA' 0o'44
Walsh, Jr., L. s1immeraold, ]. Shoemaker, !.
Louehhn, henry bahe' D. o. Alsn, IT.: % oaboy, ~
Sheridan, Jnnes Htanton, JoBoph Ainney, D.
nno1u' .,n -'o naa1" Te..;s .I.s4e N,.,,na RI.
DreEe' Louis bartels' Louis hlnnte, onaflo8 A,n-
s1ooro Tow noat = n norno1lv william n.
aA'oto' AAeA4As -'o0S' - e''
Dempsey, and Joseph HoldefneBa.
Tho Same committee reported TINT tho County
Attornev. MIR. Root. had boon called upon, and
Ind ornTosged hiH sympathy with, and willing
mas to do ali ho co11ld for. tho Oonetablos Mr.
Hnot stntod Il was lila opinion mon who had actcd
~ Ward ~ nnnointol 0ongtablos had no authors
~ wbntoyor to net. The only authorized ones
woro those elected this ycnr, or In 1870.
Of a nommittoe to calf On Charles Fl. Roed, Esq.,,
and seo what ho had to say, and also to employ
rood connao1. It yonld oniy REQUIRE e5 or $40
from oach ono present to cloan out tho impoa-
fora
him III Inv hai to f1o VIVA to rot a GOOD layyor
h f1rnr n nomnlaint. and lie would do tho
-oot Iimaa1f NJ Roci Thought Il al,nme thnt
thcao falowa worf r1,nninr around tuet as law
, 1873-07-27
A QUEER DOCUMENT.
The Kind OF Stuff Po1ice-Conrt Inyv-
Ycr& Palm OFF on Their Clients.

The Kind OF stuff Police-CoMft Lnyv-
Ycrs pntm orr on Thotr Clients.
Tho following very heavy document was
pigoon-holod at Justice scully'a Court yesterday,
with an air Of tho greatest gravity, by q "law-
yor." It is given horo as superior illustration
Of the imbooility and profound ignorance OF tho
police-Uonr "attorney:"
Louis Va!I. Befors Daniel setl'y, Justice u no
Now comes Louis val1c and nays that his premises
were virtually burglarizel, aud lie was kidnapped byn
nlan claiming to he police officer, and had hs choice
bali II 70 appoar beioro Baniai I sey who Claims 10 6 e.
Police Magistrate. That ho has madc dngent Inquiry,
nnd cannot learn that any aflilarit has boon made
no warrant any process Of law haa boon served on
him. and that he s before tho ead 8cuv by forco only,
md not BY due process Of law That ho demsnda tho
in, the free exercise and enjoyment, of
ssSa essssss e. Ss 4 as anG G' @9:n ING n
dicatos and TINT ii doing theso religious and pot
~ connootion herewith, guilty Of .ny prae-
ticea Inconsistent With tho peace and safety Of tho
tnto. Tint complaint has been made ngatnBt him
That Daniel souly has not been elected Police Mags-
trao, this atiant Is advised and verify bclIeycs,
ns % ross Netner he s
Daniel soully, who 1ssumes 70 tako juEls1ic-
ton In The proceedings, been commissioned Police
Magistrate by the Governor, As this ahnt Inns been III.
formed and verify bolioves. Nor has said Daniel
Bouly been appointed by any gonera law to the said
% q Police q. ths nt hss nes M
Justice Of tho Peace in tho PROMISES All theac thinga
havo iyen in tho promises may 10 cancelled aud st
lie may DO allowed to 60 froe. LOUIS VALE.
, 1873-07-27
THE MULLlGAN MONUMENT.

at a recent meeting Of the managers Of tho
Muliigan Monument Association tho following
communication WAS received from Owen Stuart,
late Colonel Of tho Ninotieth Illinois Infantry
an requested by tho Nuetleth Illinois Infantry
Association to inform your honorable body that It haa
been decided to waive, this year, the holding Of
and aocesiea In tho picnic proposed to DO hold for tho
benefit Of tho Mulligan Monument fund. In the
opinion Of every member OF our organiza-
ton, tho remains Of our 1ato felow-country-
man hayo lain too long without tho public
recognition to which Ills memory Is entitled, and It Ia
ory Of true patriot aa brave eoieE and ns pure
Christian ns ever uvedsho 1ate Gen. James A. hul-
igan, commander Of tho gallant Irish Brigade Trust
ing that all other Irish societies aud organizattons will
uito With us III tho contemplated picnic, have, etc.
Tho managers doomed tho suggestion IN OK
cellont ono, and, learning that the Mulllgau
ZouRves, Capt. D. ". Quirk Irish Rifles, Capt.
e. J. Cunpiffe; Montgomery Light Guards,
Capt, Jerolniah Clifford; tue chioago Light
ican Guards. Maj. Charles Zaremba, would unite
they dociioa that Il should bo hold.
Tho matterhaB progressed go fur that 1t may
now bo announced tint tho picnic will DO held
at Tracoy's Grove, on TuoBday, tho 26th Of Au-
gust Tho oonlnittoos having tho mattor IN
charga will work earnestly to make the occasion
pleasant and memorable. Arrangements will be
effected for the entertainment Of immonHo NUM-
bers, as It ia confidently expected that thousands
Of persons will avail themselves Of tho opportu-
nifty thus offered Of obtaining days rooIeation,
aud at the samo time contributing to tho per-
potuation of the memory Of q gallant soldier
who fell on the field OF battle.
, 1873-07-27

MATHS favor, thoy would form combination
against thom by which tlloy would exhaust and
oiroumvont tho artf1cea to which they
owed thoir preaont elevation. Tho cunverBhtfon
lauguishod for ttme md waH finally resumed
BY Aid. Dailoy, who hazarded many observations
BY way Of experiment, giving riao to dotai1s Of
personal collisions with Commissioners who wore
opposed to hfatz'a plan. DisintoreHtod ~ ! am. I
should not hnyo noticed 1t, only for tho coso nn-
hlogy botweon tho ciroumstancos and tho results
thoy produced, for oonsidor TINT tho adoption
Of Mntz'a plan Is directly and necessarily tho ro
suit Of tho pledgos and promises inado on TINT
occasion by AID. Bailey. He oven improved tho
opportunity to inveigh with equal force and
voiomonce aomc statuary which Matz had in tho
potimont Of his elevation, to whichhtatz retortod
In a ]oooao mRnnor that no would substitute q
statuo Of Bailey. IIowever grand, moretricioua,
Of conmcnBurato with tho interests Of Chicago
tho plan mny DO, there Ia no denying that tho
meann rosorted to for its adoption will oxcito tho
unqualified Indignation OF tho public. havo
no ambition 70 dispol the visionary projects en-
tertainod by Mr. Hesing about tho greatnobsand
glory Of Gor1nan art, nor havo any personal or
political prajudicen against Architect n1atz or
AID. Bailey. Ontho contrary. themselves and aro
On The friendleHt terma. but private friendship
must givo way to public duty.
JouN CL1FronD, Architect.
CHICAGO. July 28, 1873,
, 1873-07-27

DR.. J. s. Skinner, Of Peoria, is at the Sherman.
Bishop H, ". Loo, Of Iowa, is at tho Grand
Pacific.
Tho Hon. John Brown. Of Boston, ia at tho
Gen. +. q. Treat, Of PHILADELPHIA is at tho
Sherman.
Tho Hon. 0. II. Browning, OF Quincy, is at tho
Sherman.
Tho Hon. ". E. Cook, Of Lacon, is at tho
Matteson.
Gov. r. A. Osborn, Of Kansas, is at tho
Grand Pacific.
Tho Hon. A. D. Parker, Of Fond du Lac, Is at
Tho Hon. Judge Lawrence, of Galesbnrg, is ut
tho Grand Pacific.
Tho Hon. ]. L. Freeman, Of Cleveland, ID at
tho Matteson.
The Hon. E. D. Ward, Of Detroit, is Mt tho
Sherman House.
The Hon. John ". Bum, Of Springfield, is at
tho Grand Pacific.
The Hon. !. =. Wiggens, New Orleans, is at
tho Grand Pacific.
Tho Hon. Theodore Cuylor, Of Philadelphia, is
at tho Grand Pacific.
Edward Tinhham Contracting Agent for Bar
NUNS Circus, fs at the Commercial.
8, Gardner, Esq., Agent Chicago, Burlington
b Quincy Railroad at Omaha, is at tho Com
morcial.
NJ. Y. Bergeman, Chief Of Police, and Alexan-
dor Lewis, j. Z. Pittman, and M. s. Smith, Fire
aud Pol.co Commissioners, of Detroit, arc as tho
Grand Pacific.
Dfr, Horny nhnes Is in receipt Of letter from
John ", Coon, the Well-known billiard player,
moderate degree Of luck, "Zip" thinks ho will
roncl Chicago In Abou d week.
Two Of tho notable Police Justices Of the city
-Dnnyon and Kauilman-commencn their sl1m-
mer vacations to-day. Banyop takes h'a At 40
noshn, and Kaufman goos to milwaukee,; Jus:
conduct con thso' Police Court business during their
abaonce. They neod not hurry home.
Tho following wore among tho prominent ar
rivals ut the Sherman yesterday: a. ". Wells,
Maryland @. n. Bacon, Cincinnati D. 2. Har-
bine, Xenia, @; g; W: Kelr, Aurora J. 2. VII
sou. Nov York; ": A. Akin, Norwich, ooun.;
Tho foswl9g ve,o as 9mGpg tho prGnoqt
Forry, Grand Haven II. saylers, Bronham,
Philadelphia; y. q. Uoky,. Olevoland !; Alox-
ander Lewis, Detroit A.. D. Hall, Houston.
Macs, Now Orleans !; OharleB Rowe, Pittsburgh
H., g. Cummings, Washington, D: g.; Q. ..
skinuer, Cleveland, j. A. congor, Rock Island.
The following wero among tho prominent ar
rivals at the Commercial yesterday: A. u.
Stewart, Now York; j.. r. Cnttor, San Fta1l-
cisco ". II. Doyorly. Nevada Il. ". uawleyt
Detroit; Frank Wilson, Philadelphia; q. 3.
Draaher, Dakota John II. Conway, Ut. Louis
| G. II. N. Oushnlan, Ottawa; Z. A. taoks, Niles,
Mich. u. d. moore, Northampton, Maae: II.
| II. Cola, Now York Walter Liudloy, philadel.
phia; d. Oavauangh, milwaukee,.
Among tho arrivals at tho Briggs Houae, cor
ner Of Randolph srroot md Fifth ayouue, yes.
teslay, wore ]. N. CroBn. Lyons, Iowa; L. r
BRONSON. st. Lonis;. J. McArthir,. Dubuque
D. Il. Stephens and wife, Iowa; ]. ". Hano ant
vito, brooklyn, n. Y.; ". brown and wife
Rockford, ILL.,; Hiss Benton, Peoria. Ill. G.
NJ. Sargent, Moline; 8. =. Brown, Now York; W
i, Morgan, Olearlold; r. 8. Allen and wife
| Niles, Mich; Miss g. Z. Downor, Now York.
Last evening the Executive Committee Of tht
Chicago Dramatic Asaoclatiou, consisting o.
hlessrs. A. Il. DaCoBta, T. G: Hoyne, J
Conlan, Jr., J. Y. etsoamer, and r. II. Tan
soy, waited on Mr. D. A. Cane. OF tho Grant
, 1873-07-27
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH,


NC" xOTR G1NANGAAA N6EF6s
Nxw YonK July 26.-The bank statement shown
net gain Of S36 in tho legneudor reserve, which
1n!aea the excess OF rcsorve to 40. Tho per-
centage Of reservo to tota1 uhbiea IL 3095 for tho
National Banks, 27.32 for tho State banks, and
8Q.40 fer tho boukB o. whole.
Money closed up very easy at 5 per cant on calls.
Foreign exchange WAS dull, with rates more or less
nominal "a usual On Saturday,
Gold was quito oteady at 11bH to 11tA. Tho rates
paid for carrying were az, 2, ., aud az per cont.
ccarinEs, sl,70a,ooo Shipments Of specie for tho
week, $G14, ,838
The Treasury operations for tho week at Now York
included the disbursement Of st. 16 gold for inter-
est SILL 800 In redemption Of go bonds and tho 70.
cept OF 81, 1918 Tor customs. Tho Treasury sold
81 900, 900 In gold. Custom receipts, 100000.
Gorernmcnts were ateady all day,
State bonds wore very quiet, .---..
The railway nud miscellaneous speculation to-day
less active than us,lA and tho changer, o1cep in
few lnBtances, wc1o confined within narrow limits.
The leading features wero the Vanderbilt
sharos and Eric md Pacific Mail. Has-
1884, with the latest sa1aa at 133H This adyauco
based On tho report thas tho Company bad boen Of
fesod So 900 tor their city horse Inc and also
ru,nors OF extra diyidonds. The other Vanderbilt
hharcs were strong and In demand, Western unioa
sollfng at Ol k<aO1 Lake Shore a. 03 803s and Now
York Contrai at tGlHalotH. There especial
tivlty in Erie which Eod at 6oA and at 603s @694
regulnr, tho lowest quotations being current at tho
close. pnciao Mail declined from 383s to 87T, and
left OF ut 38A. Tho corner In Eric Waa not renowod
today, and stock loaned at from 1-1e to fiat for
borrowing.
Gtertrr. 1n0.
, 1873-07-27

dinnry material in combustion In . gea
tct, cndenvored TO- burn what ar-
tEeatod in according IT,, e Tho now new systoma,.
uary a rootln@ ''c covered witt preparstlon. ~ wns
hold @ in tho fine until patieno9 was exhausted t.,
not burn. plooo Of tarrod roofing similarly
prepared Tas es9 no. non.c9mbustbe &c }3 But tho
contain amy tar at .all. It III hid
likc any other gravel roof, md, by
covered with. small gravel TO tho depth Of i
qnartor Of m inch or moro, without tho uBo Of
pitch, tar, or othor compound. It cannot taAo
1lro from above, and doiios heat from below.
ThtH sooms to moot cvcry requirement. Of o roof.
ing material. It can bo usod for buildings and
cars; md tho principle ,a employed in tho prep
t aration Of challongo ilro-preof pGint for pro.
hnvo only boon. doing busincsa . tow, days.
they havo already received iar8o number Of
city. In short time thoy will givo public OK
hibition of tho lre.proof qualities of thor roof
Ing, whom wo Will have moro to aay on tho
subject.
, 1873-07-27


Pacific Hotel, for tho purposo Of procuring the
use Of tho ciub-rooma In wlici, to hold their
mootings. Mr. Gago rcooivod them with due
courtesy, and tonlorod them tho clnb-rooms, in
accordance with their roquost. Tho Dramatic
several 1atlioB and gentlemen havo intilnatod
their intention Of Joining It, even since It's laat
meeting on Wodnoaday evening.
Tho moving spirit Of tho gront Graphic bal
loon onterlmiso, which Is attracting no muoh Ut
tenton all@ over tho country, Is hfr. Charles Ii.
Goodsell, nho wns connected with tho local de-
rnrsmont Of THE TRIBUNE aomo yoara ago. Tho
"boys" boar Charley in kindly remembrance,
and entertain tho bost wiaheB for tho SUCCESS
Of hia during undertaking. fIe wa8 always no.
tod for hia inaonitablo onorgy, or unconquera-
bio chook Zone Ia just as good "a tho otheI), and
either roach Europe by nir, or kill himself, Wiso
Donaldson, aud d few BuperAuous newspaper
men III tho attomnt.
, 1873-07-27
OBITUARY..

Dcnth OF mrs. Charles c. r. IR0ldcns
Diod on Saturday morning, July 20, ut half
past 10 o'clock, hIrg. Sarah J. Holdon, vito OF
Charles @. r. Holden, aged 81 yeara months
aud 10 davs. Mrs. Holden was taken violently
sick whi1st on a visit to her parents at Now
Lonox, Will County, In this Stnto, March Il,
1879, with purpurn homorrhagica, md for many
months was not expected to live, but finally a
change took place. and in tho following October
she 80 far recovered aa to be ablo to be brought
homo. Bho gained steadily until tho middle Of
December, when sho waa ngain prostratod by
severe sickness, tho disoase, however,
having changed it's form to that Of tho
tlisoaBo Of tho bladder. from this aho
partially recovered in tho months Of
March and April, but in tho month Of May sho
was again attackod with more severity than evcr.
Indeed it assumed such character as to battle
the akiu Of our bost Physicians, aud ondod In
Tie deceased was married to Mr, Holden Sept.
II, 1866. sho was tho daughter Of 1Haeo
N, and Ruo Ann Reynolds, upon whose farm. In
Will County. Bhe waB born, April II, 1886. She
derman, who Wis ono Of tho origlnnl pioneers Of
Northorn Illinois, having settled at HoldernAnh
Grove, LaSalle County, In 1881.
During tho first weeks OF her long illncsa
Mrs. Holden learned sweet trust IN God, which
EOuLtnuoA W bu6 AlA6t b4tAo06A 4oA oAAoA.Ab'
Wero intense, Bho wae never heard to complain.
being perfectly resigned to suffer it 1t WIS Gods
will.
Bhe beloved ho, sickness was all for the best,
md Was sustained through 1t al by strong as
surance Of Gods presenco and love. Only tho
day before her death Bho called hor frieuds
about hor, assurod thom OF her trust in tho
Saviou, hor boliof that she could not 1.-Two, her
readiness to die, and then passed away in tho
hope Of blessed Immortality.
Mrs. Holden was woman OF most nmlab1e
disposition and great kindness OF heart. Hor
manners woro very engaging, and oil who know
her wore won by tho kindness which always
illuminated her faco with its nttractiveness.
sho WAS cminontly domestic In all her tastes,
finding the happiness OF hor lifo in her family,
and studying to nuke homo attractive, and those
she loved hnppy: Hor funora! will tako place at
roc etreet, on Monday, July %, at II o'clock.
, 1873-07-27

It appenrs that greons nro not tho only co1ors
which contain araenio, nor wallpaper tho only
fabric colorod with arsonical pigments. a oorre-
position to know, states that tho French uso the
following pigments, containing arsenic, in calico
printing, and that they aro equally suitable, and
doubtless used, IN tho coloring Of papor-haug-
ings. Light scarlet pigment oontained atumina,
arBeniona oxide, and aurino; scarlet poncea1
contained carbonate Of limo, in addition to tho
ingredients just nRmod dark green, . psepara-
tion Of aniline green and arsenfous oxide steam
chocolate md catoohu pigment, both contained
rcd, as vol as In groen-colored Wallpaper, haa
boon domonstrated By Hallwachs.
, 1873-07-27
New York Produce murkets

NEW YoRK, July 26.-CorToN-1n MoaeEato fcqueds;
uiltiliug uplA,iS, 2ie
loNer; rece!pta, 40OU brls; supsrane Western aud
Btatc, s5.oo@b.ao ee%n'1.,en % 70 good e1ra 5000
sTl9aS35; OHIO extra 36.l5@s.bo; Bs. Louis, $3.50
6i095. 1tys 1lour aud corn meal unchanged. Wheat
heavy aud oasier; receipts, q o0o by roeced erriug
ei.55; No milwaukee,, Fl.249l.45; No. do, 3l.o0;
winter amber Western, $l.os; white Western, eieo
malt dull and unchanged. Corn lowori receipts
o. 600 bu steamer Wostern mixed, t1@esoi fail do
b0{Bb7Ho Ye]lon, tB@59o; hln-drted, A8332c heAt-
, 1873-07-27

Why Their Sales are Large.
It Is truo In business In naturo, TINT sagnaon a
unhealthy therefore, action must bo maintained II
order to produce this result at this dull Of tho
year. Colby Wirts, Nos. 292 and 204 state arnot
Offering furn1tuto Of their manufacture at such
low prices that their sales continue With but hlght
diminntjnn
, 1873-07-27

Tao undersigned would respectfully cali tho atten-
ton OF the Chicago public to hoir arge assortment Of
puro native wlnes including tho following celebrated
and well known brands: Black Rose, Virgnia Seed
ling Delaware Concord etc., at prices within tho reach
Of every ono. All winca guaranteed pure and
du1toratod. Il. August Krchhor b Co., No. n Lake
strept ~
, 1873-07-27

Tho Petrided Monster
From Nebraska will be exhibition during tho next
two wecks, under tho slerman HouAe, near tho cor
ner Of Randolph and Clark streets-entrnnce, on
Clark. Messrs. Hardy Wadsuorth, Of this city pro-
nounce It tho groateHt rertilo wonder discovered
, 1873-07-27

Tho animal election Of ofIlcors Of tho Union
Circle, F. o., will take place ut the hall, No. II
Dearborn street, next Sunday afternoon, ut 4
o'clock.
4 follow named 4. Q. Loomis waa 1nod 800
by Justice scully. yeHtorday, for inserting his
hand into tho pocket Of IN inobriatsd individual,
on Mi]wauk avenuo
George Hunter, who personated Elijah Harris,
ut the Arnory, few days since, WIS yesterday
sentenced to Bix months in tho House Of Cor
rection for aiding in tho eacapo OF prisoner.
The NewBboys' Homo. No. IA Lasallo street.
will be dedicated this evening. Addresses will
bo delivered by the Rev. Robert Collyer, tho
Rev. G. D. Noble. Dr.. Dlaokall, Mr. e. P. Porter,
and Mr. 4. 8. Skinner.
The fifth annual picnic Of the American
Protestant Association will bo hold at Sharp
shooters Park, on Wednesday. Ours will lesvo
tho corner Of Peoria and Kinzio streets ut 800
q. m.
A young man named Haywood IN employe at
Davis paint works, wa8 before juatioe Banyon,
yesterday, charged with embozz1ing money from
hia employers. Ho WAS hold for further cxam1-
datton in $500 bull.
Tho United Sons Of Erin Benevolent sooiety
will meet at it's hall, on West Twelfth street, at
$3.50 this afternoon, to conclude arrangements
19r tue tWel5a 5t annunl p,on1o, "ncn @ 1s 70 taae
lark.
An atsempt was maae o. ha!t-pass O'CLOCK
YeateToay@ @ mofnan6 10 so1 Ilre 20 INC 1lame puia-
lne HG ouo StaIo at!Gos " .ne aso o. Aatosono"
cd, which was fully insured IN tho Globe Of Chi
cago.
John MoiBter, George Lampo, and William
Houlohano, who assaulted Officers Crotty and
1arn fct 1nr al pnFn rn4fn mr.
trial at tho Criminal Court in $500 bail each.
, 1873-07-27
SOUTH SIDE PERSONAL PROPERTY.

The booka Of ATr. Edward Phillips, Aeaessor Of
tho Town Of South Chicago, contain Homo very
interesting items relating to tho numbers,
amounts, quantity, and quality Of 81 tho per-
sonal property owned in tho town up to the first
day Of May Of the present year. From them it
appears that theEo wore 2,46915 horace Of all
ages. 2os cattle Of all ages, Al mules and asses
Of ali ages. hogs Of all ages (the human mulos,
asses, aud hogs were not enumerated evidently,
rs stoam-onglneB, including boilers, 67o fro or
burglar-proof sates, III billiard, pigeon-hole,
bsgatello, or other aimilAr tables, 1,67s115
Carriages and wagons Of all kinds, 1,O97 watches
and clocks, 85G saving or knitting g-machiues, A82
piano-fcrteb, and 10 rnclodeons and organs. Tho
following table shows tho fair cash value ascor-
tained and determined by tho Assessor on those
, 1873-07-27

Houtlemens Collars.
Gentlemen leaving home for summer trip should
tako with them Ehnwood or Warwick colar1. They
Will keep clean ongor than linen and givo moro aats-
faction.
, 1873-07-27
THE NEW DIRECTORY.

II M Editor ~ The Chicago 44fbuns:
Sin, notice that tho st. Louis o"rers have
po,ue ont WIN 4: Il. MI howl Aa.. q; f'''""'
10, aud particula.,. u. ain-. El"":.''., fVi l"a: