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CONCERT At JOLIET,

8. q. Pratt, assisted BY HRS. McGuiro, h1r.
Btschoff Mr. Bowen, and ATr. Lewis, In coli
junction with some OF hin Joliet pupils, will givo
d popular concert at that place, On Thursday
ovonlng, July II. The programme will DO aB
follows:
FART /,
/. Grand Vase Brillante "a 11at} ....!... Chopin
S. c. Pratt
Z. Simon the Cellartr Uatton
r.. Doioen.
ia. "Good Night, Ny Child {SoaR}.. L Abt
~ U. "Loya's Last Dream {rinuo aoiol II Aubor
Afss Julia Moran.
Willtam Ictsfs '''' 49, '''''e~'SS'
s. "Halva Regina an.........,.,,.,,,..Mc .Mcscadanto
Mrs. MCGUIRE.
IA. Nocturnc IN G major or............l Chopin
10. Turkish MArch. Beethoven
s. G.. Frat.
Z. Duest from Deiaario on..,......,,.,. u. Dopizet1
3iessrs. Bischog and Bolrtn.
FART II.
Miss RoaeH and 5fr. Pratt
afr. BiscIog.
3. "Laat uopon ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, Gottschals
Afiss dnnis Ro,psU
4 :" Dream Ftsfons, " now song arranged from
Mrs. Mcclure with Violin obligato),
8. Overture TO " Poet and peasaut Sunpa
g. Improvisation Thy special request).
dfrs. S. G, {raH.
Mrs. ilcGufre, 8fessrs. Btscte6, aud Houeu,
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Special Dtspatoh to The c1ieago TFlbuns.
ALBANY. n. y, July 1S.-DEEvrs-At the opening OF
the market thta week 1t was well nown tha tho sup
ply Of stock would b0 much am.ller than laat wook,
eonaiderab!e imrrnvomenk Notwithstanding this,
trade hna not boon very aoye, which bo accounted
for by the fact that laat week. in consequence Of low
prices, many desfera wont htne woll-lAden with
stock, and consequently did n2t appear In the
market this wcek. Although tho attondanoe
las not been largo last wee the market has hoen
veil attended, most Of Tho leading dealers from New
taton from, tho riyor countries being present. On
Thursday tho mhrket opened quietly, with good at
tendance, but trado ruled dull buyers being unwilling
to pay the rricea asked, which Woro full 10 per u on
Texas and Cherokecg. Finding that holders
were were 1rm @ thsy beueh. saslns aud trade
day thcro hut little Improvement although before
he coso Of the marriott considerable uu1aber Of cat
tle had been disposed Of and nearly all thu atock eold
Tho ruceIpta 900 head lfss than last wook
aud OF much better avorhgo quality. The host herd
on markes numbering rs head Of Illinois steers wese
muds, at $40 poi, 100 lhs. The highest
price realized for extras WAS $0.7b per 1vo
ill., The following the ru1in9 prices thlB week
Premium $7,20 o1tra. t8 b0etG.i5; first quality,
10 .O09G60 second quality, q. o@60o third quality,
$4B796.25; inferior, s. .00@4,7t
nt1toH Cowslsocepta this week cNrs, and ~! d.
posed uf to local deerB at $45 rot head Tho
market rules dull, and tho demandAolninAl.
BHEEP AND LAMns-ltocoptA SO head abort OF laat
week, aud Of medium qualify DGnand moderate, hut
mainly for the supply of tla country trade. EAsorn
dealers want atock ~ prices which !s fully 10 PCT
pound OYER the ruling pricos last week. We quote
IIoAsEA-The amsll demand shows considerable Rc-
tiyty Of the season, although Tue aotiye Iade has
passed,
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/ THE POLICE BENEVOLENT ASSOCIATION.

The Police Mutual Benevolent Association
held its regular somi-annual moeting yesterday
morning at tho Union stroot Station. Tho re-
port Of the Treasurer, Sergeant Buckley, wns
road. The amount OF money received during
tho si1 months ending yesterday was O., ,1sG.
The amount disburBed WAS $1,297, leaving
tho balance In tho treasury $500. Tho widow Of
Ofllcor Durchollt who recently diod, wns pad
9G2i as also tho funeral expenses Of tho tleceas-
cd of1lcer, 9125. Of1icor Hinchman, who has
boen sick for somo timo, received a25,
and Of1lcer Forbes $50. e. Livingston
donated $50 to tho society In recog-
milton Of services rendered BY mombers
o1 the Association In oxtingnlshing fro in
his store at tho cornor Of CLARK and Van Duren
atroots. Officer William Smith was appointed
trustee for tho Eleventh Precinct. II was ro-
solved that horeafter, upon certificate being
presented to, tho Treasurer. from physician
in good standing, that nembor Of the ABaocia-
t'on Was unfit for duty bocauae Of Ho9znoas or in
jury, that the TreaBuror should allow tho disabled
nlcnlber @5 week until his recovery. The Aa-
Bociation thon adjourned.
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John 8. Deano, chiof olorl OF tho Interior Do
phrtment, has gone to Minnesota for tho benefit
of hia lloalth.
Mr.. and Mrs. Writ Sites (Oltyo Logan and
nuHbnntD anil next month for Franco, whore
they propose to spend two or three years..
Col. Donjamiu Allen, formerly of tho Blk
toenth WISCONSIN 1ufnntry, died suddenly, July
0, at l'as residence IN Pepin, Wis.
Dr.. J. ?. Cloment, for aono yoars snporin-
reldont Of the Wiuconsin Hospital for tho III
anno at Madison, recently dfod at Norwich, Yor-
mont
It ia r,morod that Miss Nellie Grant, daughter
OF tue President, is At work on = summer book
to 10 called "skotolos From Life at Long
Branch."
HottB cal!B Gen. nullor !" Il tlisorRanizer. hoon-
erang, hbaggagc-Hmaahor In politics and Gov
Prof. Thomas D. Baird, Principal OF the Dals-
moro City College lato High. scliooD dIed July
., aged 81, Ho had boen an instructor in Dalti-
moro Hfnce 1889.
;, Charles Il. I.aad, Of Springfield, Is namod aa q
ohusotta to represent The friends Of Etato man.
line. ~ ' '''''' ''''>' 80" -N@''0N1
Pr. Isaao Casselber1y Surgeon OF the Tlrat
Indiana Cavalry In the war, President Of tho 1n-
diam State Medical Association, and (untler
Johnson) Collector Of Customs Of Evansville,
Ind. died In that city July 10, agod 81.
Tho statement that Senator Forry, Of Connec~
tlout, WAS again down with u paraly lytio ahook ia
entirely without foundation. The Senator waa
botter yoRtoriay .han ho has boon for aome timo,
and was ablo to be about aB usua1.-Neso Hducn
Palladium.
Since lis departure from his native country,
dor callod the Order OF tho Sun, and which ia
for 1ndioB only The reoipiente OF t1ja nrf1ar arn
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vere moderately motive: The number Of yesaelu
really to load was small, and tae rates MI
vancod No now guotabe ut 6Ho, and % for wheat by
aail 10 Buffalo Lower Lake frejshta nominnally
unchanged. Tho following charters were reported
schra Hocr, J. q. Magtei atll Erastus Corning for
corn Ut 6c, and the selr Gillette for Wheat ut % to
nuao the prop Fountain City, rsrt cargo Ut rye at
TO, and tho atnr Cuba, WHEAT d buffalo, On private
terms Total capacity equal to 5oVo bu whoat, lN,
AZ Buffalo. on Tue oh the charters were sehra ].
G. KinB md CollinBWood, cnal to Chicago, NJ $l,19S
pcr ton froe schr Flseswing coal to ohicago -tuwa
dock At g. as per iol,, free oMaset sae aclir Fol-
Nsw HAMPSHIRE Maria soaroline A,na!on and barge,
atone 70 Erls ht a30o per cor free aul,Es pnnes.
to Chicago, At .l3,5 mr. tom FREQ brig rowhasan,
coal to drecn i.sy, ut ft.l2H por ton, froo.
OsWEnn, July 0.-Oharera Hchr Granada, coaI 10
Ienoaha: u s2so an suhr W. Il. oades, coal to 20
trlit, ut Tic, freu In and out.
cIEvkLAap July 9.-Thrre Ia worry little change In
easr though yesssl beng nnre plenty, prces ure
do Uptown. 30 frao; huwaukec, $40 freq Ia.
ene sl'o9 iIes ahehoygan $l.to fros; Marquette,
I1o fts; Duluth, 81. 80 free Iron ORE Marquette 10
Cleveland, ss,ab&3.5o.
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The now tow barge, j. H. 1suter, took from Tho ysr
ss 70 10 e argest enreo d coil ever cearod frua tu
th1s nla po5t.-B4G,lo Ezpress. my TO-
last avcnins IL low he R nnoy I eoded CO We
at t a1t s s;sryng swsy hor standing rigging
s to M ana the
stones wcro forced from their place III tho abut,nent
snd az tho machinery of tho draw dtuarranged. No
WAS fully open, In fact any DO blamed un-
loss it stlo builder for giving the barge auoh groat
Ten mon feet Of lanber PASSED Detroit On tho 9th
aud 10th inst.
Tho barge Bessie smith, owned by Shepard, Henry
Eacanabs Or which las ieen carried on tho lnkoa. It
coalssod OF sA grosa tons the aree drawing II fees
Tho iron railway ferry boat Great Western has bcsu
10 complete. or pace on tho liuo Is Temporarily lied
" tho email stoamos sagnaw, capable Of carrying
The bark Potter nrrivod yesterday with cargo Of
Superior orc for tho Minerva Iron Works, tho first
acl, though drawing ten feos and eleven inches,
grounded once only alser entering tho channel Of tho
viii 10 Over rtsen feot q water from the baain to
tho docks. Tho improvement of tho atream is Of tho
dns 81 sps:et o. hs s Ss 2 T. as
MoTks W1l 10 set IN motion next week.-1f,lraukee
aoorge 9. Brockway has commenced building tug
at Port Huron Of tue larger claAs The contract has
been maao with Cleveland parties for tho spginc nnd
two boilers. Tho boat will bo completed for tho falt
business.
Tho wntor In the Wellnnd Canal Ia reported to bs
eighteen inches higher than last year at thB time,
Tho City Of patneBvtlio has again changed d.owners,
Her present owner is ". II. Ingram, the wet-known
marine painter who recently purchased her Of essrs
Bake Simpson for tho consideration Of $4,000,
Either by rnlstako OF Intentionally, the manifcst Of
tho propeller Amazon was mado out G., COO bushels Of
corn and so entered at tho Custom-Hnuso In Chicago
IN this way tho Amazon received brief credit for loat-
ing tho largeHt cargo the lakes It turns out that
hor correct cargo was only bushels Of corn or
lhe9 tonE Th0refore instead Of exceeding s otiers
neaEy 100 tons, aho falls short Of tho propeller Araas
cargo la tons aud sargely exceeded by the scoouers
Moore and Aevota aud tho barge Rutter.-Bugalo
paper.
A joInt.atock company Is being organized In Bay
City far tho PURPOSE Of constructing and operating
marine dry-1ock. capablo Ut admitting Of rgpajra tho
largest vcsHo tho latoz. II s aleo Iruused 10 run
al1p-yard in connection with this which will employ
200 men. t'
Tug owuors say II busincss docs not become ye1er
they will 10 obliged to lay up " hau tloir t,gs
, 1873-07-14

Tho Fatal Effects OF Drinking Before
HrGnikxnsts

- --]~ - e%e+%A AAAIoA0 VI ~AAAAAA8 44GA0ID
tBrsnlkfnst.
Aa ohrly as 7 o'clock yoBterday morning, tho
fatal object Of Sundny drinking had mndc itsolf
manifest In tho North Division. Two men,
named Michael McGuiro and VIM salnon, ont
INTO tho Haloon No. 488' 5lston avenue to tako a
social glhna. Thoy took 80 many social
gllahses. that boforo they had quilted tho
place, they began to dispute ~ to who should
pay for them. Tho dispute onlod, Annlly, in
froo exchange Of blows, and Salmon getting
the bottor OF Hcauiro, tho 1attor drew large
pookot-knffo, and stabbed his antagonist
in tho right breast, innicting q serious
wound. Mcduiro attempted to osonpo
arroBt, BY ncoroting himself under
tho saloon,. and was Ht1coosBful in oIudng tho
officers for somo time. A. ro1ndemau if,,ally
caught him, mud looked him up at tho Rolling
Mills polico-station. sa1mon VAS taken homo
BY, his friends, md attended by physician. His
in}nries woro at first thought to bo fatal, rs 1lo
seemed to be bleeding inwa,lly, but soon
after tho cut was inflicted the blood
ceased to flow, and. tho wounded man rallied.
Yesterday evening he was very much bottor, and
tho Intending physician did not hesitate to say
that ho would rocover. Both men arc laborers,
and havo fan,ilios. They wore good friends, and
would not havo quarreled hai thoy not boen
trianziod With liquor. Mcclure will be exam-
ined beforaIpatice Kaufman tlia morning.
, 1873-07-14

HAF E0lnE l}t$49tErBs
The following Ia partial List Of tho disasters which
have halsrniaA nt Bar Point:
1B5t-hcllr Entor, aground. DnrnageH slight.
l61s-prnp Illinois, sunk. Damages TO vesso1 and
cargo, $85, 900.
Il o oyaosa aground Damage to cargo Of
1g57-schr Alice, wrecked, and became total loaa.
l85B-achr Drcalnnu8ht, aground. Damages slfgtt.
18Sv-Dark london. aground. Damages, S15D.
1853-Dark Indiana, aground. Damages. 5000.
ls6o-scow e. s. Taylor, sunk; vcascl and cargo
18o1-schr Wynndottc, aground. Damsgcs $500.
aso2-rfop . Detroit, aground and sprung Leak
= 18o3-stmr Morning Star, struck On obatruc.ions.
Damages unknown.
l8os-soop Messenger, aground. Damage to vesscl
1s05-1rop Marquette, sunk. Vessel and cargo bad
ly damaged.
1865-lrop pittsburgh went ashore had to be light.
cred OF, Ike accident soon after 10 the prop Wo-
mona.
1866-9chr Canada, aunk And became q total 1oas,
l8!l-prop Potomac, struck m obstruction and stove
holo In her bottom. Damage unknown. A like dis
aoter to prop Ohina soon after.
18!9-prop Merchant, Aunk bark O. 4. Minis, struck
an obatrlctton achr CarrnBton, ko accident bark
Red, White, and Dlue atovo holo in her botom achr
0wasco, aaioroi prop Burlington sunk; prop plila-
suuk.
1a73-prop Philadelphia, sunk.
, 1873-07-14

Tho petition Of Miles Alny and others to
widon to 100 foot each, and to extend Indiana,
Prairie and Calumet nvonues to 9ixty-third
street, wore returned to got moro Bignors.
The petition to extend Grant boulevard 150
feet wido south to Ninoty-ffth street, was re-
ferrod to tho Attorney to prepare tho ordinance.
Tho Superintendent was ordered to rograde
TINT portion Of Langley avenue botwoon Forty
first street and Union avenue.
William 8. MunBon complained to the South
Park Commissioners that they wero tnhing IS
foot OF of tho east ond Of Aia lot, No. Is,
Block 2, Yorby's Subdivision, and the Commits
sioners ask tho Doard if KanLakoo avenue was
ever formally oponod through that tract. Ro-
Janos L. Btor1ns Informed tho Board that tho
n. s. and r.. TT. W. l. q. Railroads, by their
construction of cattlo guards at the crossing of
nuo from 100 to 10 foot, and aBk Immediate nc
zion. Reforred to the Attorney with power to
Charles =. popo, Village Clerk, reported that
mer attorneys OF tho Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne l.
Chicago Railroad, tho substance Of the contract
W which said road acquirod their right Of way
from Englewood to Calumet River, on tho OK
ditch along their road, drain all adjacent lands
that said cantraot was In form Of q proposition
from tho owners Of tho land, md waa indoraed and
accepted By J. Edgar Tliompaon. then their
President said railroad waa to procure tho
sent Of the County Donrd !; TINT Wolcott, County
Surveyor, ran the lines and gayo two levels, and
reported that said ditch had not been made ac.
off Mi fho wRter lint hnd so nftnn nccnnm1otei
on thoir road east Of Englewood.
An ordinance Tas adopted yacating Walnut
street, Hyde Park, from Hyde Park avenue to
Lake Michigan. This Ia tho aocond street south
of tho Hyde Park Uotol.
It was resolved that in view Of tho delay In
tho collection OF the 978,000 appropriated for
cnlteHt eAPenses' tuo Itesluont auu Elaauce
Commttoe 20 hntnorl2eu 70 negot!ato loan or
Si0, 000 on tho fa!th nnd cTodit Of the village
and to issuo bonds therefor, payable during fho
efToct niontnd at mat moetfne vnH reaoinflod.
T, nttaT,av ~ VA tnatrnct6l T., 1repare NJ, or-
| d,nanca If synac;a1 assoaamont f. onnstmct n
t, uancn " speo'a, hssgseo1 % W ~ !i' si
side of Forty-ninth street, from State street to
| Calumet avenue.
George 8. Dowen'B plat Of subdivision Of part
| of Bfoeks ii and IL. Cioayeryi1lo, and nlBo 1T
were presented and + Ioterrea. -,n.,:,..,
motion TO stop MI street Gprnkllng Until resi-
dentH shall pay ono-half the expense, was over
ruled by substitute which was adopted, that MI
arrat;nn ahojl l." snrnIled af tho nnh,ic AZ.
,as,aa ts"s,'H' 0D"a1 ~ 'etAAo0 ~ Wv P""Ao "a
penmso'. ,.
Iho Bonrd OF Water y ofKs commissioners
aBkod and received authority to advertise for the
rronogo1a 1 Iva rcco,va,t nnti, J,tv IN 1874 M 10
M fdr tha fnrniahfna n thn Yolow.nr cr' 1ncats
ID In twcyn fcc vntnr rnt legs than n00 fcot from
shore 1t soo point 10 bo designated Ietwcen Fifty
ninth md s1tythird streets; 1,2oo feat Of 16inch
cast or M Pipe 70 e11ena from Tue craD 70
, 1873-07-14
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.


I1vEnPooI7 July u - II q. m.-Flour, 27@2Bs
Wheat-Wintor. 11a 1od sprng, los od@11s I'd: whlto
l1s 1d911a %; club 12a2 d911s 4d. Corn, 27s 3d@
27s Cd. Pork, eau. Lard, 38s Cd.
~ LoaDoK, 3uly IL ?. m.-oMonaols-Monoy. Jog eaH@
1o40s, cox; nav IS, 9oa< Eric, ica{:
LiVE1pooI, July 12.-Cotton dull middlng up
lind, 81a Orleans % sales, 900 bsles American,
5000; speculation and export, 1000.
DrQadHtuss quiet: Rcd wtntsr wheat, lis 10d. Flour
and corn unchanged.
ribs, 40a. ' .7
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Fim9ro En- Nesnoer. James King, asvyor, Henry Bald
West Hide. o' oS'"e"o''t
PASSED Dowx-PEopa D. n. Wilson, Fletcher, Amin
fonnH AMMO Craig, bay City and bargcs, Cloyo,ani.
bark b olty of Milwaukee, ncrs ". 8. Grosthwsito ~
u Alien, Eyalino Dnto*, Guiding Star, Doals. Empra
Btato, Gilmore, Thomas Qunylo. @A1PA'
W1Hp-NurthGaHt.
DETRo1r, Alioli., July 12.-pAasrn up-rrons Par,
nhic Plymouth, Winslow bark Watson aellra tiofYc
D. NJ. Iasflnr, EmDn, J. s. nfolardaon, Bond. Fr+i
wing, Dunford, America. Morning Light, Lady sic-
pele.
WtNp-BouthoaBt
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lucky enough to have two OF bfa blrla fall out OF
bounda. Following is the sc6ro:
Observation-Disclosures n,s:.
Tile match was followed by ono for a swoop.
etakes purse, for which there wore four sntrIos
vt % oaoh. Five birds wcre ahot Ut, with tho fol-
lowing result:
:" iActnhS.s ..ss...ss..s. Il t18
nAr[sm "llKtnA'* *......'...........-...,11 IL
~ IL NloH8s. Q-S
Tho slloot-oT botweon Thomas and Robertson
wae won by the lastor, ho killing flvo to tho oth
or man'H four
, 1873-07-14

NEW YoK9, July l9,-ColToN-buli; nllddlug up-
land, 205so.
lhtrApsrurEs-Flour lcas act!yc receipts. lt,ooo
mon to goou extrx, $G.10@8.40; good to chocc, $06
@7.25; white wheat extrh, $7l6@9.8si Ohio oztra,
$d,2o89.Q8; st. Louis. &o.t9@lo,6Q. Ayo aour aud
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quantity Of furniture, taking In payment
.noto secured by ol,astel mortgage on tio goods
Tho noto was lost by dofontant, and he sought
to mako sure Of the furniture BY foroolosing tho
mortgage and removing thom. Tho caBo was
mont, were Btruototl to deliver scaled verdict.
Freeman Graham fllea praocipo III an aot1un
OF trospass on tho cnno, In tho 'Oircuit Court,
hgafnRt tho Chicago Cotton Manufacturing Com
covor 100000 from tlefendantu, who, ho aIlcgop.
!oased to Graham Il Co, of lockwood, their South
Bond nannfactory, making falee representations
with regard TO tho value Of the machinery, somo
weiglt m nll iron. For tloIr alleged fraudulent
representation plaintiff rnakeB ali Tho mombors
Of tho Company liublo aud defendants in tho no-
ton
, 1873-07-14

DETROIT, Mich, July l1.-rAssIp Up-rropa Ls,ly
Eranklln Alma, Munro, Scott Bnncard. Nebraska,
bury Ana larges, Merchant; zebra A. O. Maxwell,
ManzaAtlls lya Bradley 0ntaso, Preston, Cavalier.
, 1873-07-14

Iotal.. ....-....... $88, 1881
The amount appropriated for sinking fund
and interest fund is not for indebtedness
already accrued, but prospective, to meet tho In
pense OF tho Water-WorkB.
The following ordinance for tho erection OF
tho necessary buildings aud putting IN OF suita-
bio fixtures and maohinery, and laying OF the
putting vi, Of tho necessary hydrants to furnish
supply Of water for tho village, waa passed.
unanimously:
g. ordained, That tho village shall construct,
tureg, and also lay down main or pipes from ead
buildings Into Lake Michigan, and shall also protect
said ppe ly piers or png aud tho outer end theroof
rect pressure. Tho buildings to DO erected near
tho intersection Of Davis street with Lake Michigan
SEQ. pIoVidoH for pumps machinery, oto.
Soc. 8 provides TINT the pipes shRn be laid
on tie following atroets: 2-lnoh plpo on Davis
stroos from pumping works to Hinman avenue !;
o-iuch pipe, Davis from Hinman to Aabury
avenue; Hinmau from Davis to Greenwood !;
orrington from Davis to Clark; e;inoh pipe,
from Davis to Church 4-inoh pipe, Forest from
Dayis to $50 foot south Of Dempater; JudBon
from Church to 900 feet south Of Dompstor !;
mnnan Him q1a from Davis to University place. Hin
avenue from University place to Hamilton !;
Sherman from Davis to Lake; Benson from
Davis to Clark; Nipple from Davis to Greon-
wood Oak from Davis to Greenwood; Ridge
from Davis to DIompster; Aabnry from Davis
Clark from Hinnan to orrington |; Greenwood
from Asbury to Maple Greenwood from
Forest to 800 feet eastl Dompster from Hinman
to 800 feet east.
tho necessary castings, oto.
Soc. provides that, at the Intersection OF
atrootB, On tho northeast corner, thoro shall bo
hydrant placed, prroporly connected with tho
, 1873-07-14
lllinols IIfvor and Onnnt Nc.Vs,

SfEc1dE UlApHltH 70 tbs Ch1cdV0 ITltNnt,
LASALLE, ILL.,, July 12.-The steasnor Last ohanco
arrived from nah today, towing tho cann bouts Ill
awntla md D1rigo from tho port both loaded nt
St. Louis with Bt. aonovlove sandstone tho Gold
Hunter, from Lake Dupne With corn and tho Amor
s ni S
The liiawatha and tho Dirgo, both with st. Geno-
We've sandstone, and tho Gold-Hunter bnd tho Polar
sar both loa1e1 with corn, all passed into tho cannl
for Chicago. Nothing PASSED down tho rycr ot Of
tho canal Ten fest Of water tho tre-eil1 Of Lock
and fcot reported tho Kitkapoo Lar Tho river
at tint point had risen suddenly 8 foot.
, 1873-07-14

Meeting OF tho Village Tr1astoes-.A
Schnme to Borrow S4O,000--Tho yrn.
ter Works..
at meeting Of tho Hyde rark Trustees on
Saturday afternoon, tue following bills wore or
Enro - r..
, 1873-07-14

r. Wood, Columbus Frank Parsons, 81. Louis
Il. D. Dunbar, Buffalo; Mrs. William Brown,
dtlaughtor, mud aon, New York !; g. A.. Reynolds,
KIIanSasi T. D. 9. Don,ent and wife, Dubuque
, 1873-07-14

D. Healy, ono months salary as surerinten-
dent. neutrality-suspicious.. 1900
Johnston Judge. abstract Of Warrant No. 2. 20.u0
Andrew Wright, inspector F4fty-Arst streot
soxor .........,.............. 125oo
Charles Creighton, grading Wabash ayenuo.. 100000
Donaon Il hhoa0cs, bringing town atlas to
Willis Collins, for village punlp,,,,,,.. -. 42O9
Charles Creighton, grading strces. 1gG.00
Nelson Durhicf, feeding prlaoners, ,.,...... 31.15
Hyde Park Gas Company, lghing lhmpa...... 227.77
Fanny Kendail, res,ate on prario aycnn0.. 60.0O
John 3. George, rebate samp asaessnacnt,. 10000
, 1873-07-14

Tho Annual Approprln1tonn.-A Jump
from $500 to sSS,738.17..Thc Ivatcr-
Works Question About Settled.
The Tr1steos Of tho village mot on Saturday
night, pursuant to adjournment. There woro
prosont L. J. Gage, o. a. Willard, Vim. Blanch-
ard, Wilaon Phelps, and ClaB. J. Gilbert the
President Of the Board Mr. Gage, Chairman Of
tho Committee on Finance, reported tho follow
, 1873-07-14

which was passed unanimously:
For tho deficit Of last tyear............. $l,138.17
For Rtreet and sidewalk improvements ns fur
as payable by tho yillago. ........,..... $4,000
For supplying, lighting, aud repairing street
lamps. .................... $4,000
For drA1nH and aeWorB. orB....-............... 250.O0
For salaries to village ofllcers 1,G50.0o
For poltee Department.. :......... 100000
For F3ro Department, including present
Indebtedness for engine. .................. 100000
For stationery md printing .............. 350.UU
For atovos, and heating aud lighting Village
Hail., ........................... 1850
For repairing and improving tho Ea1no, and
rent Of ground. ..,...................... $500
village 100000
For sinking fund for paying bonded in.
dcbtetlneas Of tho village ........... -. 100000
For interest fund to pay tho Interest on
bonds and othcr yillngofndobscdneHa 2,soo,oo
For Library fund, tho amount received
from 2 n1llla ta1 ordered by vots Of
April is, 1878, ~ by law provided, be tho
IL paying oxrenaaa and .ha fnsalshiag "
Library ~ by law designated. The ....
amount Of thiH tux will 10 about. ....,... 2QO0 90
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-06-22
CLEAVELAND MINERAL SPRINGS

CLEAVELAND MINERAL SPRINGS,
fFormerlu Wilson's, near Shelby,
kAAC0 F1FTY-FIVE miles West OF
Charlotte, N. c., will be opened
l7f &i1 for the reception OF visitors on
Aszzsz7@aLthe Asizs7@ELthe 18th of juno. The main
three piazzas. The Wilmington, Charlotte q
and Rutherford Railroad is finished to within
three miles OF the Springs, and passengers
will be met by hacks every day except Sun
eleven miloa OF the Springs, and il informed
in time, hacks will be sent to meet those who
may como in that way. Conveyances to other
points may be had il desired.
Cold and Warm Baths, White Sulphur. Red
Sulphur and Ohaiybeate Water. band OF Mu.
sic and other sources Of Amusement. Fare
first claes. For further particulars, apply to
May16 2m~ T. ". BREVARD. Proprietor.