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THE WEATHER
WAR DEPARTMENT, Once Cbief Sionar O6e.v ,
XAEHINGTOY. IL Clan d fgr3 n -

u N
WASHINGTON, ID. c., Jan. "a, 1873, III a. m.
SYNoPsIs FOR THE PAST TwENTY-F0UR HOURS -
The storm on Thursday morning, central south
lions on kentucky and Tennessee, has moved north
a-tvard to Ohio. Heavy has fallen from east
ern Nebraska and Iowa to lower Michigan, Ohio
lower lake region and middle states. Fresh to brisk
and high northeasterly and southeastery winds
cloudy weather and snow prevailing from,
lower Michigan, northern Ohio, PennsylyaIs and
New Jersey mort heastward over New Engls nd and
into Canada with falling barometer. Fresh 10 brisk
nOrthwesterly and southwesterly winds, rising ba
ronleter and falling temperature the south At
lsntc and gulf states east Of the Mississippi, with
very generally clear weather, but from tennessee a.
southern Ohio and northwestward TO Missouri, low
snd w sconsin with clearing weather. accom- PANEL
by areas Of light snow.
PRoBABILIIIEs.-For New England and middl,
STATES, falling barometer, sonew hat higher tenpera
ture fresh to brsk and high northeaserly and south
easteriy winds, cloudy weather and heavy snow, ex
cept probably rain from Maryland TO Connecticut
FOR southern states east of the Mississippi, rising
barometer. falling temperature, fresh and brisk
norfhwesterly and southwesterly winds, anil YER,
ally extend northeastvard the middle ststes BY
or on Saturday morning. but accompanied by light
snow over the lower lake region. From Ohio valley
To Lake Erie and upper lakes. rising barometer, fall
ing temper allure, fresh and brisk n0therly to west
erly winds and clearing weather, accompanied by
areas Of light snow. There are Indications of a
storm advancing eastward toward Dakota and Ne
braska, but morning teegraphic reports from upper
Michigan, Minnesota and Dakota are missing Cau
tlonary signals continue at Cape MAY, New York,
New London, Boston, and Portland, Me.
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~ KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAs.-The regular
10y meeting Of UNION LODGE, No. p, K OF
r, VIII be held THIS FRIDAY EVENING. January
"a, AZ O'Clock. Ii is expected that each and every
member will be in attendance, as new By Laws
viii be laid before the Lodge for adoption. Other
important business will he transacted
VIM II. OSBORN, C. q
W WALLACE GRANT, X. of II. and s. L.
n%A MEETING OF THE STOCKHOLDERS
&sV OF the WASHINGTON GASLIGHT COM
PANI for the Election Of Directors will be held at
he once Of tn. Company, No. 413 10th street, on
MONDAY, the Sd day of February, ISIS Polls will
be opened at II m. and close at ! D. m.
Jl5-tFebl CHAS. u. BAILEY, Secretary.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCuAL.
GOvernuueat Securities,
The Markets.

BALTIMORE, Jan. 1a.-yrginia s., Consolidated
old. %; do. new, IL; do. new special tax, bid to-
os BLr,xon,. Jan. a-ctton srm-,ov n,aa,,r,s
lszs. Flour quiet, but firm-prices unchanged
wheat quiet.white choice, st.l5@s3p; fair 20
good 20 prime red, 8 s@S3 10; common to fair do
Slae@ u %; red western, 81 u 90; amber ives
yellow southern, 90; mixed western, ssIk Oats qnes
and stesdyLsourhern, SOS; western mixed, 1@@;
Provinio9, NAM .Il1 h n
butter unchanged. Whisky hrmer-%.
l3s.. Money firm, 7. Exchange, loas, o.: short
lo's. Governments very firm. Virginia SKIES, IS.
Kew, 81. North Cardinals, s.; new, II.
NEw YORK. Jan. A.-Flour quiet and frm Wheat
strong for prime. Corn unchanged.
LONDON, Jan. "a, IL a. m.-Consols opened ut
c2i @ee's for both. Bonds inactive; 1866 old, g..
lSS7 se5s; lo-Ao's, ~; new fyes, s9A Erie. 5oh
PAEis, Jan. 2f.-The specie in the Bank 81 France
has decreased 500 coo francs during the past week
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Crane AT His Dirty Work Again.

A tour-psge pamphlet, supposed to be the
production OF John II. Crane, has made its ap-
Pearance at the Capitol. 1t is entitled, Credit
Mobiiier No. 2. A sjo,O000'0 JOb!. The Mil
lion and a Quarter just Voted by Congress
Only Sharpens the Appetite OF the Ring" and
accuses a. Il. Shepherd, III. ID. Cooke, George
Gideon and others OF being engaged in scheme
to plumber the District and the general govern
ment of the modest little sum of $4,000, 900,
through House bill No. 5,fIs for the improve
ment OF the river and harbor at Washington.
When it is stated that Mr.. shepherd yesterday
said to the House committee on the District OF
Columbia that both he and Governor Cooke
prefer what is generally known "a the govern
ment bill (Which provides that the Improvement
shall be made under the direction OF the Score
tary OF War; it is quite unnecessary to deal
further with the villanousI false allegations
contained in the pamphlet of which Crane Is the
putatiye author.
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ksxe hLEkHnpkfs 70 NOR NOR AA1 @ x..-
eSEoc Sii.i ~ ss SkEdfe. +" TO- s
Tam. WIN. T;S SIys s
l AM NOW LOd s s$aSt AT SIT nAnkrr
Store formerly occupied by Barnes 4 Mitchell, !,
where shall be pleased to see my old friends.
WILLIAM A. YATES,
j2aa - formerly of Yates wiswan.
CARRIAGES cAnR1Acrsm oARR1AaEsn
:. second hand eight spring Brewster Landau, but
and one three, quarter GissPence sc Coupe
ses vSt9, >. s ae,se ys all
attended to. R6BT II. GRAHAE,
is.s. Holll sh t. NV .S a% MsR',s snS Il.
I .UTTRELL 4 WINE. :.
WILL SELL AT COST,
UNTIL THE 2sra DAY OF FEBRUARY,
THEIR ENTIRE STOCK OF WINTER DRESS
GOODS.
BLACK ALPACAS,
Lower than they can be had in this market
A large and we'll assorted stock of PACIFIC PER
GALES, at - cents per yard, guaranteed less than
wholesale prices in New York.
cost. TRY Us.
LUTTRELL & WINE,
j2i 3w Corner 10th street and Penna ave-
FOR LADIES ONLY!
HAVE f FEsS IN ISTo1 GIRSsr FROM
67s SAMPLES OF FANS,
In advance Of the Spring importations, and sm au-
thorized to close them out
AT ONE HALF OF THEIR VALUE.
Gold Stick Pans. at 81 50, IS, 50 80 and 81
Satin Fans Ivory Stick, in white, blue, pink, cher
silk Fans, Ivory Stick, in all colors, from 81 to
Black and Half Mourning Fans.
Beautiful White Spanged Fans at 81.
Very seldom you have such chance for a fine and
sp By 0nersa 10 'OH and 20" ought not to let
CHROMOs, in excellent oiled Walnut Frames,
which offer at 81 each. The subjects are all excel
With pictures costing three and four times much.
in mGmS Mater DS
scspe, and Sea Scenes, Dog with Woodcock, Rooster
with Hen and Chickens, German Heads, &C., &C.
] am constantly adding to my already very large
Frames, Towel and Hat Racks, &c ;, and in La.iies'
Merino Underwears fatter be able offer
the cheapest in the city
will repay you to dror in and look stock,
lar Store Ia the country.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-01-24

TIE WEEKLY STAR, just out, contains full
reports Of the proceedings in Congress and
credit mobIlier investigation; the Presidents
proclamation against the holding of both State
cT Territorial and Federal Offices at the same
time, proceedings OF the National Woman
Suffrage Conventions; District matters in Con-
gressi the river and harbor Improvement
question before the House committee ON the
District; society notes; latest and best tales
poems, sketches anil society items; together with
interesting local news, Washington news and
sossip, agricultural items, household receipts,
&c, &c.
TSyIss- One dollar and half per annum. in
advance; single copies live cents, in wrappers,
ready Tor mailing.
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nFwHAT THE SEASON SUGGESTS.

To assume warm clothing at the commencement OF
the cold season IL only act Of common prudence
But something more than this is required to put the
body in state of defense against the searching al
mOsphere Of winter. Damp has a depressing effect
ON the vital organs aud the animal spirits The
amount of life taken out of the strongest of
by the chilling vapoTs which frequently load the air
at this period of the year is very considerable and
tine weak and languid they extremely deleterious
To protect the system against their effects IL must
be nwardly toned, regulated and reinforced as well
as shielded outwardly by appropriate garments
This essential service is safely and satisfac-
tOrily accomplished by the daily Use of Hostel
ter's Stomach Biters than by any other
means within the province of medical science
The TACT here stated is ncontroyertible as a dem
onstration in mathematics. Nobody disputes it, L.
Is matter of common belief and Of general record
Here the case might be rested; but the public ma:
uraliy enough, wants to know why this famous We g
table specific is far ahead If all other medicine.
its class. This reasonable curiosity can be readily
gratifed. The Bitters comprise five important ele
ments, viz: a stimulsnt, tonic, sperient, and q
blood depurent. Each of these compliments, a. well
each of the other subordinate ingredients is tn.
purest and best of its kind. They are proportional
IN accordance with formula that has been in use for
twenty years, and operate tremendously and stimuli
tsneousy. Hence the uniform success Of the me,Ii
cine. j2p-en,tSw
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-01-24

Boards of education i'm California have no
power t. change the series Of text books adopted
by the state board until four wears from the time
OF their adoption has expired, nor can even the
state board itself make any change before that
time. Parents are properly grateful TO the At
tOrney General of the state, VINO has recently SO
decided; and there are some communities on
the Atlantic coast where some such restriction
would seem TO be necessary to guard against
the manipulation OF enterprising book agents.
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10 LADIES


Wy How sad it is 10 see a yc.ng wife a mother
f family who IeSniE,s al her phy;eai strength
Paeities accept the responsibility which falls npan
ss, to see hsr ipg every day her
Why sn af enough to f be n, sGle G
able This state Of weakness and debility is NOR.
she viii receive the proper care as in the oths
she will linger months after months, not thinking
exhausted gives ont, and She is carried to the grave
when little preSantion in proper time would have
fR Es III +Sss
.esees
sns s % sl sPe s MI to These Bit
quence Of their virtue and most agreeable TASTE the
medicine par s1esLeaee for ladies. j22-tr
TFROM THE EARLIEST AGES TO
and had been at some periods Of the world
acS to %s Dc 1sd with
in our day the disease stripped Of its terror bs the
the victim Of ssrofaS Ulcers. ssres Pmu sns
Blotehes &C., be restored to sound health
Root AND HERB JUICES, sis per bottle.
sSa ESSRp lt9S Pa ave, and 5y Drug
street. Philadelphia. mayz-iy
FPR: a; PRATT, GTsda.Ie Of Ohio College Of
south d ODD h Fellows: hail.
fers 20 R A. Bacon and Rev. W. B. Evans. mis-
Wy BOARD OF HEALTH.
WAsHIN6ToN, ID. c., Dec. Is, 1871.
Health District Of gounbis that Ss tn the fss
made mad and rTomusnssd y ,hs Board Health afore
p a. Siow. OF the District Of
PHYSICIANS ATTENDING UPoN SMALLPOX Pa
1t shall be the duty ~ every physician resident Of
the District Of Columbia otherwise att nding upon
report TO- the Board Of Health said case Of small
pon wtnin Twelve hours after hls first visit and dis
sdenee in which said person may be situated and at
cordins to the 81 Rules and kegnlations" aforesaid
CHRIS: g, cox, MD;
Attest: D. W BLISS, n pe, seoTst aa % Health
Approved: II. d. COOKE, Governor. dec3s st
~YOUNG MEMS CHRISTIAN AssOCIA'N
Circulating Lbr.ryfems 50 n p sna ysss srss's mar
-, quarter. free Resdins Room: vi
ss AisTsoo s:s'4s: II
Frst Leetnre before SSTi.;;,, wo,t.rs,C no
Res. r Newman, Sabbath afternoon, 18th ins T.
,o Ssb9ssh Evening services, at the rheater Com
TK N o D. :
DIR. W 5FsT gyANHERErr.
Hs ,: removed to No 1909 street northwest, cor
ner lAh street jesy
NJ A. CONNELLY,
EAST SIXTEENTH sTREET,
NEW YORK,
Has Just opened IN elegant assortment Of
IMPORTED co ODDS,
Comprising Bal, Dinner and Visiting Dresses, Bon
nets Opera Cioaks Lingerie and Corsets, ali to BE-
~ = y sos NINTH snia sly sTREf EFT prices di q
J2A- Between and " Washing ton.
N OF IOE
This Is TO inform the public that the business i'm
still De conducted a. formerly at the 49, -
PHOTOGRAPH GALLERY,.t.Hsr
lW. Ogise,l S0S Psnna. avenue, and that no change
has been made with the business. r.r I22-N-S
+ I9fgEpy tAPIEs, NATIONAL DINING
PennsyI,sns sssnne; Ladies and .seeIlsmssS
L..sA ess.ssa daiLy: Ny fseilftiss Tor sappiyins
Parties, eddings, Dinners, &C., complete, are So
perior 20 any other in my line In the city, and woud
solicit liberal share Of your patronage ~
FREUND, Caterer and confssfioner, liol Penn.
syivsnta avenue .af au3-ly
u FOR SALE BY ALL DRUGGISTS
, Gan be had by the trade at CHARLES STOTT
CO.'S No. go Peansyis ania avenue decSi On
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PERSONAL.

MRS. H. J. FRENCH, As Celebrated Rel,abl.
AZ Cldtrrosont aad 1sst Mediwps, can be seen al
10y street northwest; also, gives deliniations OF
character by photograph hand writing or ieck OF
hair. liz I'm
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TWENTY PER CENT. OFF
OK slI ssIEs or
WOOLEN DRY GOODS
UNTIL FEBRUARY 1,lssy
8 cent Dress Goods for - cents pr yard, - cut
DTcss Goods for ~ cents PER ard, ~ flAnn I.
Tor y cents yard; - cen Fisnnel for psr
yard, IS blankets, or Sha~ls, for ga ~ Is 49,
meres for e.; SIS Beaver Coakings f5f 50 All ,shs,
Wooden Goods In the same proportion
Our 3 kids reduced 60 sc. slo Kifs 10 Al
SGrest Bargains in Bl. Aek slLKs and BLACK
APACAs. began MfLIE,
yl6-tr 1o1s and O20 7th street sorfhwe-s
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BARGAINS. BARGAINS
PAY RENTS NO LONGER. READt

A new two-story BRICK HOUSE, No. I22 81
street southeast, near the Avenue; s rooms, bath
room, water closets, bay windows, front yard and
time.
Also, nearly new FRAME HOUSE, No. IA. 81
street northeast lot 42xloo; good beautifully
terrsced; for price and terms call al office.
Also, new s-room FRAME HOUSE corner Il,h
and southeast; faces south and east; lot 3Oxlo0;
Also, 10 room BRICK HOUSE, on L street sou, b.
between 9th and 9TH streets east, Navy Yard; brick
stable, &c; bargain, S2W.
Also, room HOUSE, No. sig 5h street south
east; lot 3xg; stands back in yard; price, S2ep,
long time
Also, four story BRICK, on street, between IL h
aud - streets % feet front by about ~ feet deep
suitable for blacksmith, wheelwright, car,
riage or paintshop, or mandatory; cheap; price,
S6Jae.
Also, seyen-room HOUSE on 10Th street, between
and ;; 'front.' yard, hall, nearly new, good alley;
price $3.50.
Also, seven room HOUSE, corner 10Th aud T. and
one corner 18th and Boundary both new; never &C
Also, seven rom HOUSE. on s street. between
Connecticut avenue and auth street; new, price,
S2EW.
We have other property for sale, and we invite all
desiring 10 purchase home long time, for cash.
90 call, As We are sure we can suit them.
We have also, some very eligible building lots that
We can sell cheap.
PHIL. ii. WEIGH CO..
az Masonic Temple.
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nsNORTH PRESBYTERIAN CHtTRCH
Wy Preaching THIS (Fridsy, EVENING Ly
Rev. =. 3. MIfcHxIL. Services commence at ~
a cioSA p M IT.
FELDER A. SIMPSON, Of New Hsmpsbre.
~ vii preach in shs Guy Hal, THIS EyES
chris: SATURDAY EVENING, "a; SUNDAY.
~ ~, .. "a. Al invited IL"
nSA MkETING OF THE STOCKHOLDERS
~ ~ ne ARLINGTON FIRE INSURANCE.
az tn- once ~ ne Company, No. lI23 sfreet
TT p,, on nONpAf the sfth day Of February
.srst n, VII" ee oPss ~a ~ m and close al 4 D. m
49, ian =. J. TODD, secretary
nSsPEciAL MEETINGOF THE NEW YORK
~ ,hkft bLICAN ASSOCIATIONS
There will be Special Meeting Of tia .sc.s..,.
on SATURDAY EVENING, the ash in-tsn s'', n
tiRrkes Hall, No. 479 Pennsy " ania sv.n.a' :.
40 O'Clock, for the purpose OF asrertainies
action shAs.ociafiOn will take relative. 70 $3.50
Ps,loH ~ 1,.. snrai ceremonies.
Adv BELL, President
JAS. Z. SFRAerE, $3.50 is4A
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fiji e EpE EEYstss TN
pso.9e. shs Growth, fssl tSs scsiS b order, ~
MAp1sE arsE,HF HHs"';; 4: Nsssr A
MANUFACToRY, 6is lssh street, washinstea
, 1873-04-16

-
TIE uSirsn t s. sT11Es onoyr ~; =,
Gerry.
THE United STATES DISTRICT Counr,-nobort E.
jenkins, Assignco Of Charleu G. Ubcer '. Max Kohn
and Ann ]. Hall bill IN chancory. Clark ". Upton.
Assiguco Of tho Great "oatern Iusuranco Company y
Abnor and Lucreis Peck bill for foreclosure Of mort
gage Same Y. James and Emily Montgomery ct al. !;
aatno- JoHerh II payson. Assignee Of tho 1opubo In
Groysnan $500 F: F. Lawrence $4,000 Caroline
Lydia =. Taft ct Il. ii ,ooo, ali II aasumps!t. -
THE omou11 GounT.-o 092-W. j: Carson, who
shabail 0ottlc. '. Tbs Michigan Central Rail-
road Company, $4,000: e5o3-John Jonaon
Rows easa e. nss s5o 2ss pTat and RI oharles o
Halo bnl fGE injunetion e,695-a. 4. parko and l.
Boper Y. g. u. Sugar and ]. Il. Frcman asHumpsi !;
$500. 659GJulius O. D. Ross V. hurry Ross bill for
divorce. 6607-Johu Wetzior y. John ". Becker ct MI
petition Tor 1nechancs lien. 6,5o8-Arpcal. $500
Frederick Leochuann y. Charles Boetcher case $lo-
ords-62-BenJnmin Z. Gallup =. Henry a. Bodgett.
G3-Tramor =. Jefferson OF al.
TIE SuPEnIon CounT-49, ,019-Dan1el 4. Rogers ct
81. T. Leopold A. and Joseph Hart; assumpsit, $500
430l1-I. 4. Boyer ct nj. Martin sauber, John II.
Trodens, and Julius. schrobo; essampsit, .sl,boo.
t3,0la-Rsy = Whitney Y. Anthon md Theodore
Wagner; petition for nechaniee' lien, $o1780 4s016
Abel Hoover and Oharlcn 4. Allen y. T. G. Dlather-
wick; ansuu,rslt, 81 800. 43,0l6-Ann II. Baker Y.
Asahol Cage and Henry n Gage: petition 10 establish
4aq confirm title: 4'ol1@w,am Heythora 5aas
'. John Kelly Michael Hallanin, David Daantn Jamea
pryne, John McCabe, A. J. Latham, George NJ Hay,
Charles g. Wcker a1,d Joel H. Wicker tobt, $25 600.
43ol8-Hcnry Dehuo Wuhel1nnia Peters ct H.; bill.
, 1873-04-16
THE CITY IN BRIEF,

Tho cantata Of 'sThe HaymakerB" will be re-
poated at the Michigan Ayenuo Baptist Church
On Thursday evening.
An adjourned meeting OF tho Chicago Photo
graphic Association will bo held thus evening at
No. 15o State atroot.
A meeting Of tho Council Committee on Streets
and Alleys OF tho West Division will be hold to-
Ira A. Pease, proprietor Of the Wolle street
Htago-line, WAS yesterday fined $40 aud costs by
DaDyon, for using horses with Rore shoulders.
Giles Bros., limo dealers, wero fined yesterday
IS and costs by Justice 6oully for overloading
tenn on Western avenue.
Frank Brolie las been in prison wock, on
tho charge Of stealiug 50 from ". P. Boltor. At
tho examination, yesterday morning, bsforo
Danyon, it was learned that Bolter had bolted,
aud Brodio Taa discharged.
A woman named Mary Wllaon, vas examined
before Danyon, yesterday morning, on the charge
Of stoallng quantity Of clothing from the house
OF Mrs Jeanetto Harrington. She WAS hold in
$500 bail to appear at tho Criminal Court.
Tho alarm from Do1 12s at half-paat II o'clock
yesterday morning, was caused by a small tlro in
frame shed, adloinlng tho SOAP factory ot J.
mated In q defective fue. LoBs, $40 no in-
surauce.
Tho Common Council Committee on 1Vharyes
and Public Grounds will hold a moeting to-mor-
row, to consider tho petition OF the Directors Of
the coming Exposition, to build temporary
structure On Lake Park
Last Saturday night tho clothing atore Of A.
Wostman, No. 112 Hickory ausnue, was forced
opon BY thievos, and eightoon coats stolen. Yos-
torday morning, ton Of tho coata we're found
under aidewnlk On Division street, by POLICE
officer, md were returned to their ownor.
W. W. Richardson proprietor Of q line of West
Side o,nnibuHeB, was auod before Justice Danyon,
yesterday, and fined i6 for not having his namo
and nutnb0r distinctly marked upon Lila vehicle,
with MI additional tlno Of So for driving It With
out Il liooneo.
The Doaril OF Public Works, yesterday, iBauod
tho following building pormita: ". 4. Lowell,
two-story and baEoHout atono front, 36x3G foot,
on Wost Adau.s s.root; William Niemeyer, two
story and hasomout brick, 2ax651& feet, No. Gag
North Wolls street; Trustees Clinton Street
Congregational Churcl,, brick building, GO14O
foot, cornor Of Wilson ana Clinton atreotH
Tho occupants Of tho rear car Of tho day o1-
preHs train from Milwaukee On tho Chcago Il
Northwestern Railway. were thrown into a Btnto
OF excitement, near Division atreot, at o'clock
on Monday oyoning. bya bullet crashing through
ono Of the windows and lodging IN tho ceiling.
An old gentleman who Bat opposite the window
narrowly escaped being struck, tho ball passing
10 ncar the top OF his hat al to slngo it.
Tho Coroner hold All inquest yesterday after
noon, on tho body OF the man who was taken
out OF tho riycr at the foot OF West Washington
street, on Monday. The report that gaah waa
found upon his forehead, Wan untrue. Two Wit
nesBeA testitotl that thoy believed tho body was
tina. Of John Kelly, sailor, who Ind been mia-
, 1873-04-16
PERSONAL.

!, Gen. ]. II. Lodlio, Of Now York, Is At tho
Gardner House.
The Hon. I. s. Kollooh and lady, Of Kansas,
hre at the MattcBon House.
Stuart Robson, tho comedian, now playing
at IL, Atkins at tile Gardner House.
=, Con. L. D. Tower, aud Col. D. q. Houston, q.
q. A., a.o ut tho Sherman House.
Tho Mayor was yesterday interviewed by Mr.,
A!o1andor Dulkely, Superintendent OF tho Phil
aaolphia uouso Of Correction.
.nne; 4 r; }Gs1ya' aysa' Ct Ne. YoS arrived st ths
, 1873-04-16

aEhln6t Max honn aua anu y l1all, LOT the puf-
poses stated below. Tho Assignee shows that
said Ubel1er, dealer in liquors, nt tho time OF
hia bning declared a bankrupt, was possessed Of
warranty decd Of land Bigned by William Cook
and wife, namely tho northeast quarter Of Soc.
valued at abont $4,000 and subject to about
$4,000 inoumbrnnce This land 1o 1eaaod, on
tho 28th March, 1879, to his wife'a BiBter, tho
defendant ann ]. HILL, for five years, viz: 18th
sn msash haaa 10 3 o hass q e tes ST. e 56sssa 6
Ann ]. Hall transferred her interest in said lease
to tho dofendant Max Kohn, to whom Ubollor
also owed q, 800 for goods, for which Ubeller
that both theso Transactions woro frauduloant,
and iutonded to defraud tho creditors; wherefore
Ae prays tho Court to declare tho lease and trans
for null and void, and that tho goods DO return
ed, or their value paid into Court.
LAl8E MORTGAGE FORECLOSURE SUITS.
Tho Assignee Of tho Groat Western Insurance
Company, In bankruptcy, yestorday fled a bill
In the United States District Court to forecloHo
mortgage on tho southwest Il OF SEQ. 8.
Altoona, Walnut Grove Township, Knox County,
Ill, giyen to eecuro two notes OF Harlan H.
| pook for $4,000 eaoh, eaid mortgage being
| signod by Abnor aud Lawrence Peck also, to
forccloao mortgage Of James and Emily Jane
montgomery, to secure q noto Of 0,oU0 given
by Henry H. noado, on tho oaat 36 Of the north
| e OF Block in Wilson, Hoald d 6tibbtns'
sec. 16, So, Il.
| TIE wEsr CHICAGO ELECTION.
judge williams WAS occupied, ut tho coming
IN OF court, yesterday morning, in hearing nrgN-
monts on petition for III injunction roktrain-
| Ing County Clerk poliak delivering. tho aHHoaH-
mont-rolls OF Tho Town Of Woss Chicago to tho
| nowly-oleotel AtsoHsor, Adam l.. Amborg, and
| restraining aail Amberg from making Bacll aa-
sossnlentB until tho tlslNl decision Of tho Court
to doearo the Into town election OF ,yont CAica-
| 70 void. Tho reader Ut JiE TRIBUNE ls nlruai1y