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Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-07-26

The reports OF the condition Of the
Hon. John P. Hale, who fell recently
and injured himself at his residence in
Dover, New Hampshire, state that his
physicians are of opinion that be canoot
recover. He suffers extreme pain, and
can only lie in one position.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-07-26
Quick Work.

An English widow arrived in New
York, with considerable money, on Tues
day. Wednesday, she was made love to
by n sharper; and Thursday she was
destitute. They should learn the Ameri.
can method of managing these things
hnfnre lhnA rnme nYer.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-07-26

Ono falny Snnday q number OF stfanger7
crowded into Surrey Chapel for shelter
wherenp0n the eccentric Rowland Hill
said; "Some people are blamed for mai
ing religion cloak but | don't thinl
those are much better who make itl
umbrella"
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-07-26
peath cd a Noted Aotrasa.

PnGLApRLPnIA, July 23d.-Mrs. T.. y.
Thayer, the venerable and well-known
actress, widow of the late T.. N. Thayer,
died Yesterday at Atlantic City.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-07-26
Is Bret Harte a Erans,.

Correspondence Indianapolis Journal from As.
bury University.)
While commencement exercises have
been preparing, little game has been
PLAYING here, which, though 1t has no
Immediate connection with the com.
meneement, is, nevertheless, of as much
general interest as If It had. A certain
gentleman connected with the University,
while rumaging among a fragmentary
mass OF old English classics, known as
Harleian manuscripts, discovered in vol.
XXI, page B43, the original from which
Bret Harte partly translated and partly
plagiarized his celebrated "Heathen
Chinee." The poem is entitled "Paganus
Chinensis," aud was written by Bene.
dietine monk, Clement Constantine, in
the thirteenth century. In the June
number Of the Asbury Rsview, Just out,
the original is found In full. ii consists
OF ten stanzas, the same as Harle's, and.
the same as Harte's again, has six lines
TO sianza. Another popularity common
to both Is that All Sin" figures In each
alike. The first stanza In the original ls
as follows
"Quod volo observAre,
Hacienda lingua clare,
Ltviis pro obscuris,
Pecullaris est Pangsnus Chlnaensit
Quod surgam monstraturus."
Harte's first stanza lsi-
(which wish to remark,
And my language is plain,
That for ways that arc dark
And for tricks that are vain,
The heather Chinee is peculiar;
Which the same would rise to explain,
The same SIMILARITY between the two
exists throughout. The Heather Chi
nee" then has the appearance of being
among the grossest plagiarisms known
to history. II is no Emerson Carleton
affair for the dead monk has no book to
sell in which he claims the poem in ques-
ton. The gentleman referred to will
doubtless give his discovery to the public
in due season.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-07-26
England,

LONDON, July 2S.-The excessively hot
weather continues. Violent thunder
storms are reported and several deaths by
lightning.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-07-26

CINCINNATI, July 23rd.-R. W. Slo' ems
leith was shot and killed at Concord, y,
on Monday by VIM. King. Both were
railroad contractors,
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-07-26
Tho Goes Murder.


The Baltimore Anie,ican of Tues.
thus summaries its latest despntca
concerning the Chester county tfaeej1
We think it may be safely sad o. a.
the Goss mystery has been solved. The
poor fugitive has been tractud tho. .t
all his dcvions wandcrings from thetu
that he fled from his burning -hop ni.
he took his seat in a c4uiire wIr.
Cdderzouk and drove away fton tD.
village OF j, nncryiile to his death. On
the night the fraud upon TIE in.Hrrr.
companies was cuusummatcd us ur.
burning Of dead body procured in N.w
York, in the lutte board sian. iy at Wa
verify, which he called his "lnh1 iatou.
his brother took him to tho pro.id &
Street Depot in the buggy hhe1
from DR.. Thonc, and he sttrted on
his travels northward. He passod through
the State of New York, and crossing
over Into Canada, spent couple Of months
AZ Muntrcal and other towns In the
Provinces. Then he went to his old
home in the Tennessee. But the tending
case against the Mutual Insurance Com
pany, like IL halclul l0adstohe, drew him
back TO the vicinity of Baltimore, aud the
other cOuspirators were obliged to pro-
vide him hiding place, where they go id
communicate with him and prevent him
from brtraying the secret. Uddei zOoA ilr-t
obtained Il home for lin with an ac.
qualntance In Delaware county, and when
he had worn out his We leone and his
credit in that neighhOrhond, he went 20
Newark, New jersey, and spent por-
ton OF the winter and he sliing in tlat
city When Judge Bond postponed the
hearing # the motion made by the cuun.
sci flrfa NJ l.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-07-26

v '"-e n %, Do ffr TIA state of eX-
l..eAI uiult The stallion Smuggler, a
new arrival on the turf of that region.
This horse was broken In to tiot less than
year ago, and has been but six months
in training, yet i is reported to have
trotted mile in 2.l9A.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-07-26
NEWS BY TfLEGnlrn.
THE BALTIMORE FIRE
Great Destruction OF
Property.


GREAT CONFEDERATION NOW p,r,,
By Telegraph IL EVERY EVENING.
BALTIMORE, July 25lh.-At 10 ~,
this morning, a fire broke ON +,
planning mill Of Joseph Thomas a. a., we
Clay street between Liberty snd "n
streets. II extended to thrse ..'i llF
blocks, and an immense counsgr',,'
now raging. The locality orth0 nro
the immediate vicinity of the Prc.l',t..,'l
church at tho corner of libori,. '.l'
Saratoga streets. The entire snntie, Guy
corner of this block is burned. '"''i
1T IS STILL RAGING AT o'cLocK
BALTIMORE, July %, p,m.-Tl..e.
is still raging but will probably L.c'''
fined to the area bounded hy l.,',...,.
street, south, Howard, wosi. Nuil,,
north, and Liberty, east. An,rirosl
out In the planning mill of Thomas 4,
on thesouth side Of Clay street, tlrn,n.'
rapidly spread across Clay Ia tlett...,
bounded by Howard, Liberty. s,r,t 900.
and Clay, consuming nearly tle r,,..
block. AT this hour q few buil,Ii,,
main at the northeast corner a. o.
block at which point the Central Pic o..
terrain Church of DR.. Smith is lnr,
which structure Is now On fire. P,un4.
t r en Nc o'oeA VIII he consume
run Oiay street south tile Ur
w., "o'N'J ~ WY na1K To Levi
YOU, ",1 M, ~ nul'dines on PEGS
, 9',i raging IN uUe
gli ' III w ~ Eve ol fhrt street,
,'ou ' L ~ W oa,"'osai nearly ereJ
"o III, luz uevi "ulneu'
nl,Y 'Ho-' w, %, tne eillre hiu"a
Ip,mu ~ i""' saratoga mA
iiI ~ ~ s',', ~ "a " ,n- con unlrd
Nv y W., =. XIV - hr.utF'h hLrch0n
L. w.. -. sur, MY barclay, pastor,
"h.
"" "re VIII not extend
''"'" '''' ''''' " oc'S VI ''ncd.
TEHdR r.' ~ TIE srnrfrs- THE
P ~ sTIL r'0i. At 3 ocLlcN.
BALTIMORE. Jit, a5t IL :. t,..,..
ne 10 ret ut p,r,, u.ars concr,nn rc
hre. Tn streets m the 'nmcd ntr ici tv
au' '"' nu' '' VI ,''",Ns q gAcen' h"ug
N,'', ~" s','" 81 p'' l''' 'Nl l'a
" N'.'.'it iht-I-
rN''n '""u'" up Wa ana rmNpt
~ ,"
rs S,e.tr'I V''u, err III ~ T.. val, The
stie'9 rug hlIe.i ""A Ht. g women
ia, y ,uS III eS,'y u''' .ioi "ltA chi.dIer,
1euulnu' rlaun.s' "hu VARIOUS pieces of
iuInlure IN lhelI arms
ihe VIM nIu u'l TUT 'ur't 0i the city
WIN TWO engiI'r7 IRON N''liH-t lu, are
INV ~" suv,' ~ l",,y Jun '.' HiMc..
L "
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-07-26

a.. Mr.. Geo. W. Humphry will commence
on Monday canvassing and collecting for
the STATE Journal. Mr.. Humphry is au.
thorized to receipt for monies now due us
for the JOURNAL, to take new subscriptions,
and to act generally as our agent for the
paper. He will also write sketches for the
paper from the various points he visits.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-07-26

(ttQLAG|
Dtll|
, 1873-04-08
THE CITY IN BRIEF.

Measrs. ". 8. Lyon and N. Lazarua, of the
well-known house of Lazarus, Morris & Co.,
New York, were in town, yesterday, on route
from st. Paul. homo.
Tho boss stone-cuttora Of this city held prl-
Vato meeting on Saturday evening aud resolved
not to pay moro than $3.50 pbr day to their
workmen during the coming aoason.
Tho organ for the Odd Follows' Hall, In the
Methodist Church Block, Inns arrived, and may
be aeen thiB forenoon at the lnualo-room of Lyon
Hoaly, corner Of State and Monroe stroots.
The aalo OF seats for Anna DloAlnaon's lecture,
Joan Of Are" noxt Friday evening, at tho
Ccntonary III. Z. Church, will commence this
morning, ut tho Book Rooms Of r. II. noyell,
No. III East Madison stroot, aud at Dyohe's
drug store. corner Halstod md Madison streots.
Ono wech from this evening Prof. Lowin will
leoturo on "Roger Wilanlu, Founder OF
Religious LiGorty III America at tho Centenary
Methodist Episcopal Church. Tho Roy. Dr,
Goodwin will occupy tho ohuir.
Tho Presbyterian Church at Riyorsa}o was
organized and hold itA first communion seryico
on Sunday, Rev. j. W. Trowbrdgo officiating.
Tho roll shows 4 membership of ten. They will
worship III tho handsome stone chapel eroctod
by the Riverside Company.
The Old Fnlks' Concert will ba repcated
Thursday evening at tho Fiitl. Baptist Church,
oornor of Harrison and sanganlon atreots. Sow
eral now features will be introduced. Tho sing
, 1873-04-08
FEMALE SUFFRAGE.

Miss Clara roymnnn ON s'Our Oppo-
ncnts In the Woman Qucstton.''
l. small, but very respectable, nudionco, COM
posed Of Gormans, assembled, last evening, at
the North eido Turner Hall, for the pnrpoao Of
hoaring Miss Clara Noymann, OF Now York, do
liver hcr lecture on "Our Opponents in the
Woman Question" Miss Neymann is not only
young, but very handsome, and differs
in this respect entirely from many
OF her American sstors who advocate
tho samo cause. German lecturers on woman's
rights arc yet very scarco, and aro looked upon
"a something Of O curiosity, and, had it not boon
for tho opposition Of that tyrant Jupiter Purius,
the hall would have boon crowded to fts utmost
capacity. The fair d5pSstaaos sto1 fSw aro
Of civilization and enlightenment, and in land
Of liberty aud Justice, yot there wero many who
would oppose atop by step, oil progress, right,
ago to demand to booomo the equals OF tho other
aox, waa considered heinouB crilno by
those opponents. That woman should object to
DO tho foot ball Of tile tyrant man au act Of
itself FREQ whom it tolerated such injustice aud
oppression, and deprived a lnrSo part OF ite
population Of their personal rights7 According
to our Constitution, women were nothing moro
nor loss. than outlaws, and wore treated like
minors; but moro was demanded Of them than
Of Young mon Tint had arriyodat maturity. Ono
opponent had even gone 30 far as to call them,
IN her prosonoo, the typhus Of the country,
and she only bluahod because the ladies
In no othor country could the woman question
mako such progroas as In this. Tho creator the
despotiem in the rule Of Q country tho less were
tho moro rights were given III woman. Germany
was deapoto country, and women wero, thero-
fore, treated there as slaves. German husbands
wero born natural tyranta. WHO would abuse
their Wlyos az no other nationality would,
ffHrmhn Tn
, 1873-04-08

wns y further Bnbdlyinion into tloBo who did
and thoao who did not dosiro to compel railroads
to allow connection to bo n,ado with their tracks
own cars and ta|to advantage Of tho constitu-
tionnl declaration: that they aro pub
lo highways. Tile common LAW mon
wore diBagreo1 rs to how " should
be enforced. TheBe diyorelflod vfewn show
Tint 1t will DO, portaa, impossible to unto the
Committee OH any one proposition, though thcro
ia y disposition al round to concedo something,
and construct bill tl,at will meet with tho mp
Comnittoo would leave tho problom Of what
should DO t1ono worao than they found It. No
action wnB takon. to-day, md tho Committee nd
journod until tomorrow, with tho expectation
OF being In aession all tho week..
f'.sH'' NO AFTERNOON BEss1oN.
For lack Of d quorum, noithor Senate nor
House hag met this afternoon. ....
, 1873-04-08

Another Argument in Favor OF Its Re.
joction from Every Place Of Amuse-
lnont--Snd Accident to Ono OF tho
Leon Brothers.
The large audience at tho circua, last evening,
waB startled and shocked by melancholy acci-
dent which befel tho younger OF Tho Icon BROTH
ere, athletes, WHO aro as we'll known in this city
as any in tho profession: Willie performing
thcir trapnze act on Il bar elevated about twenty
foet from tho ground, young Leon attempted
ono Of tho moBt daring foats in their list It con-
sisted Of sliding down his brothera body, hoad
foremost, while tho latter hung on to tho
trapoze-bar with his hands, and locking foot.
Tho unfortunate young man missed his mark by
about half m inch, and fell to tho ground with
loud cry, striking On his faco and hands and
right sido. Tho instant ho touched tho Garth
tho crack OF d breaking bono could DO distinctly
hoard all through tho house, Ho attempted to
r1se, but fell over on his uninjurcd sile, md
falnted away. Two assistants thon removed him
to ta Ills dressing and surgeon was s!m-
bone was broken near tho hip. Tho proba-
disabled for life, viii mover again DO
ablo to perform on tho trapeze-bar. This aad
abolition OF that dangerous foaturo Of circus
performances. It affords no amusement to
spectators, for they alwaya expect to SEQ the In
tropid athlotos come tumbling to tho ground,
and aro troublod with visions Of broken nocks,
the "Fiold Of tho Cloth Of Gold" at Orosby's
DperR-HouRe, tho LeonH appeared In the aamo
oct TINT tLey attempted Inst evening but the
trapeze bar was several feot highor up, aud tho
parQuetta boueath was fllled with people. Tho
had such an accident occurred aa that last oyon-
ing, cauaoa ono to ahuddor.
, 1873-04-08
The Nashville Expositiou.

NASHVILLE, Tonn., April 7.-Tho third annual
Industrial Exposition Of Nashville. which conf
monces next month, already promises to e1.ol
In intereat Its predecessors. Tho art hall and
othor additions to tho building have been COM
plotel, and applications for space from oxhib-
itors come in 90 rapidly al to Insure full ooc,-
panoy OF the building. All tho railroads con-
centrating Aoro, and atoamboate plying on tho
Cumberland niyor, will bring freight for OK
trating South will transport orea and all minerals
FREQ Of charge. This department promiaes to bo
most attractive.
, 1873-04-08
ora viii bo droBsod In costume like thoep worn =
century ago. Tickets OF admission cost as cent?.

IRA wifi In f1roasntl In contnmn the thoen vvor1,
ccntr1 NC 400 Ticota of nSnIaann nnaa az oanta
Mr, BolieT, tho long1o1poctod ~ md muoh-hor-
alded English reader, will mako hts bow to CHI
cago audience ttis evening at tho Union Park
Congregations! uhu1oli, whore no Will also ap.
poar on Thursday oVonlng. IN Wednesday and
Saturday oveninga no WILL read at tho Michigan
asshs tSs ai Yss1s Hss9a sn II e ssf's =
''aaon ~ s.p's ~. ~ ' ...'s ..o14 ns 'oAu'us'
from liz wreck of tho stca'nalhip Atlantic Mlll
roaoh tfis CITY 1lMs morning. IN charge Of tho
ngcnt OF the Wh1to star Limo. Iheir expcnBoH
llnvo boon paid to ohieaBo nnu aB they go farther
" ost, tho Chicago Commlttoo who havo boon
collecting money for thom WI enable them to
reach thor dostlnatlon. nho cGmmittoe @ finished
their labora yesterday adding about $3.50 to tho
e1,0bo previously auDsor1ped'
I'm aatur3av ovouinn 1aht q BURGLAR ontcred tha
an1i1o-room Of tho North IIor Pnnar Mill
fhronnl mn opnn window, and whilo nrnannotnu
for aomotbtnp worth taking. was obsoryed by tho
ouBincer The thief saw no way Of oeoapo nnlesa
ho rendered tho ongtneor narmlesst md accord
ingly throw OH hia cont and atsaokod him. a
blow in tho facc, however, somewhat discouraged
him. and when tho ongfnoer picked him IN and
threw him out Of tho window into tho mud, ho
was doubtless glad enough to sneak away,
v..t.ua,,, ax,,,,,, +1,o r,oor1o ~ H.. ,,,,,1,,
nen VI ,9sg 1ro,, carn IN fho iiaueo ninson sGon
~ IT, nsina, orthroatarn naiiroai 4eora
1,,o o. ane Uneago to 9ans tbat n 1aai @ melo
uo aasasaou osot NJ Ma aus s,aeos uoau uo
VI u @ IL nuSu "4 ~ ta naa pe91 aonna
ptonhonn :" .ra sa aat for r. ho,i a. i"n,ost ~, III
n1 I@s a vsita tS Pont voatarav ~ aftar.
nnon " nr ~ Hmn,ona mndo mai norion, Nv.
an,n.t;o,1 ond 4oati,eI that apcoaand i,oI ;,;a
9rat a ~ H. hra,, ,rnJ,,oa ~ ~. ueo
rnsn;.,o 1ss..1i ~ mn ,ar.I;at ~ ~ t,,n.5
, 1873-04-08
Ncxv York Uuttlo Market.

NEW Yong April 7.-uExyEa-Total for tho week
64lg against 9oe5 last week, aud coca the corres-
ponlin8 weok as year. Frcah receipts, 1v9 ours,
droth stroot, and IL ut Weehawken. Tho supply was
comparatively light for the day, and the downward
checked, aud Balesmen were holding for aght
advance from tho rasos Of laat friday lut generally
the preea guilty considered, Tho Same as on
native steors loG9l3u, to dress 81 lbs and
81 lbs to gross evil: choice to fancy Rs-
lcctionH, 13EGS14o, to dreaa 80 and Gu gross
ewt. salea llioluds:o cars rough Toxans. bN ewt,
oc; ears fasr do, 0H cwt, lo,so: cars good ohes
9tee s; ssttS " aw l9llo ssEs Illinois stocrs
cWt, 1l{o; IL carr lo 7A owt 12es cara choico
d. w cwt 1aN@i4o; 10 cars good .lo ~ cw, ll>sd9
13o cars ught 10, scant ewt, l18l3o cara Do.
, 1873-04-08
one monlbors preRent.
Tho namps OF those

Mr. MOFFIT moved TINT tho doors be closed
and absontoos sent for. It was 80 ordorod, aud
tho Speaker directed tho C1ork to furnish q list
bring In members who arc in the city.
Mr. OBERLY stated that tho Railroad Select
Committee could hold o meeting In tho aftor:
noon, occupying tho time well in the absence OF
o A1-A Ia uoaao aQj0uIQ.
Cnrrted.
, 1873-04-08
THE NEW JAIL.
Opening Of Bids for Its Con-
Btrl1ctfOn.
Appearances, the Building Will
Cost Something.

to-day afternoon, President Millor in tho chair.
Prosont, Commissioners Galloway, Singer, Har-
rison, Ashton, Jonos, Doguo, Olough, pahlman,
Crawford, Lonorgan, Russell, HarriB, Hortlng.
Tho Gravol Road Inspectors reported that the
road from Jofforson to Higgins Bridge WAS In
bad order, as complained Of, but that 1t was now
FREQ road, tho toll-gatos having boon removed.
Tho Finance Oommittoo recommended that
tho County Treasurer have the additional clerks
ho asked for, aud 1t was 30 ordorod.
Tho Committee on Public Duildings, Hospi-
tails, etc., reported buck acyoral bills which wore
ordered paid.
Tho Clark waa ordered to draw n warrant in
favor Of Wright h Tyrroll for cal, 800, Oh nc
count of tho ground bought for . Jail md orim-
inn1 Court
Tho bids for tho construction of tho Jail and
Criminal Court Room woro taken Up, and tho
open Ssm ase aa foo~e ot tho whole
$1,000; E. baggoEt, e14.56o; Landore q
Brothers, s2o,e Norman voottnor, s14 COG
S v. s. shophosd ] sis obi 30; r. Macy, @ sN,o7s
Joseph Hogan, ell ,226; La1lo d Murphy, a20,-
187; Boyd huffman, s1o,o1o; H. Byrne, s17,-
For p1astoring: Kelly l. Melody, $40, ZOO;
Dohland l. Sullivan, el8,5o0; John b. O'Drien,
s19,890.
For mason-work, plastoring, and f1ro-ti1ing;
Cox Brothers, S14S, 222; John Cox, including
Mortimer ( Tapper. Including oat sstono, $685..
GOO, with $11 ,260 or II sandstone is uBod in
front; Damen d Elder, s1o3,000 William =.
Wheeler, mason-work only, 9147, 100; L. L.
Loachs IN sandstone for s2so,65o, and Limestone
For carpenter work: HennesBy, Bros, a29,-
787 Allen s. Bartlett, 837, 100; John Il. Dom
lin, s27, AGO; William aoldto, $3.50, ,775; ]: ".
ArHrvyS TCt,on t. In
Edward dloeaon, a4l 900 John L. Howson, $780,
900; McDouggs1 4 AloKinaley, $50. 500; r; !.
Re1ten s4 s5e 9s151; Si H. John ". oArV0y e2's'4
cut stone: e2s4,oo4 or $282, 600 for Cleveland
stone. Fer ora same, including pastoring: n z.
For out stone, Androw Davidson, e14o 900 in
dolo. $143 900 III Athena stone, and 1916, 300 U.S.
Ing In part Amherst Bandstone J. Price l. Co.,
In Limestone s144,o00, in Bandstone eo2.00oi
John Atkinson, ~ limestone s199, 700, partly In
limestone s139 Die, sandstone, e124, 1906; ": 9:
Deakennn, in limestone a116,703, In Cleveland
sandstone s99, 1868, in Kankakec aandstono 874,-
$40; John TomlinHon, limestone 9132, 800 Price
S. so0f kanasRoe snis R5sadstons Rasdit @ ns
$4,000; Thomas MoDormott, limestone
s14b, 900 ]; sandstone $4,000 Singer 4 Tai
colt, limestone, s12l, 700; Roovos J. Wells, limo"
Patrick Flemnling, limestone mud sandstone,
e128, $50 !; Durokfardt l. Coo, limestone, al47,-
$50, sandstone. 1856, 200 i; MoEwon d Kelly, in
eandhtono, s1s9, ,ooo, In Limestone, 919e, egg.
G. t aaSaltz iGa H' s1es sSe 4 s. Beuton aso;
II. A. streeter d Co., 91oa,2 200 ; John Near
thur, s1s2, ,a2o; Architectural Iron Works Of
William derbin, $11o.62s; Clark d Raifen,
For out-stouo, masonry. md carpentor work;
, 1873-04-08

Tho Davis-8owing Machine Company have taken tho
initiative In grand reform Of tho sowing nzchino
business Of tlia city for which they aro to bo highly
commended Tho old practice of employing canvaBa-
ars has been abandoped 1t being to them a expensive
good houacksopors. They cordially iny!o iii Wishing
good reliable machine to visit their o!ico whero tue
about tito 18th Of April to their quo nav building No
$50 Wabash avenue {oppoaito tho post-0Nlco> which
they are hitting up tn beautiful style.
, 1873-04-08

Really Ntoo Paper Collars.
The consumption Of that once much abused article
paper collar-has been largely increased by tho In
PRODUCTION Of those really nco collars tho Warwick
aud Elmwood. Tho nrost fastidIous In personal ap-
peAEauce need not hesitate to wear either OF these
, 1873-04-08

--------- SENATE,
Rrn1nar1rIp, ILL.,, April 7, 1878.
NO QUORUM.
The gcuato mot Mt $3.50 o'clock a. r1., President
EARLY in tho clfnir, md, there boing no quo
rum proBont tho l'rosidont decltnod under tho
rules, to ohtortain n motion to take rocoas,
and, On motion Of Senator REYNOLDS, tho Son
ato adjourned.
SENATORS PRESENT.
Tho following wero tho Senators preBont.
President EARLY, Hampton, 8toe1o,
Durna, jacobs, VoriH,
CanHed. Leo, Waite. ''.''
Casey, N1cCrnsh, Warren,
Uusoy, Reynolds, whiting,
Ferrol, Hhcparl, Williamson,
Greene Sarnc, Youugblood-2l.
Absent, 80 Senators.
, 1873-04-08

PrTrsnuRau, April 7.-Orudo petroleum dull and
market unsettled; $2.1b02.17h: Refined PETROLEUM
quiet, but firm: spot 1870 asked, 15Kc bid; philsdel-
phia dovpry, spot, 19Ao; heller April, 1o1<c; May,
, 1873-04-08

&c., NEW PUBLICATIONS.
MANHOOD, W0MANH0oD, AND NERVOUS
DISEASES,
FURNISHED DY THE
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No. 1877 South Clark Street,
CHICAGO
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Pittsburgh Untt1o Market.

pTTTsnuAdM, April l7.-CArrLE-Market dull arr1-
Tals heavy; hest $8.60@0.e0; stockers, $22594.25
common $5.00@6.b0,
BnEEr-MArkot very dull; arrivals hoavy; boat,
f6.to87.2b; medium, &o.o0@G.25; common, &.1o3
$50.
HooB-hlarkos inactive; arrivals lloayy Philadol-
phia, $6.2o9G.s0; PorkerB, $5.6o@5.05.
, 1873-04-08

philadelphia 1.-Two Stock Market
PHILADELPHIA, April 7.-DEEvEa-Fhir demand !:
saos 1850 e1tra Btatc and Wcstorn ateers, $7.6D@
800 fair to good, $6.o09700 common, M.00@b.b0.
snEsrTFar aomand ss1Ss a ooo 9. :. 5@sAo.