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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-05-10

TkE VIEENA EXHIBITION seems beset with
trouble. On the authority of a correspondent
OF The london Standard Il Is stated that seri-
Gus difference has arisen between the Arehduke
Charles Louis, the patron, and Baron Schwarx,
superintendent OF the exhibition. The quarrel
is on account Of the backwardness Of the ar
rangements, at which tie Archduke, whose
Royalty over the affair, probably feels incensed
that something better hss not been achieved
after twouty-two years Of preparation, for the
exhibition has been In contemplation for that
length Of time. There re.bat twelve to sixteen
thousand visitors daily to the exhibition, which
is q large nI,aber, but lees than was expected.
IT 10 urB&asrooD that the surviving mem
bern Of President Lincoln's Cabinet propose
Publishing oood wherein they win refute GER
tain statements aAde by Chas. Francis Adams
In his grafton upon the life aud character Of
WIN. H. Seward. The idea was suggested by
the hate Chief-Just3ce, who, after receiving Mr.
Adams GRAFTON, gas OF opinion that he did
gross snjustice not only to Mr.. Lincoln, but the
members OF his Cabinet. The card Win proba-
bly, be prepared By Montgomery Blair. and win
Had Judge Chase lived he would have signed IL
also, and e. his views are we'll known to the
other gentlemen his name win be anixed.
MoRA BRITIsH NEuTkALrrY.-Ths Spanish
governihent 10 inclined 20 raise serious ques-
ton with England regarding the Cariist agents
who have been permitted 10 raise money In
in Spain. 4 demand has been made upon Earl
Granville for their prosecution, but no action IL
yet reported. England IL always tolerant to in
surrections-in other countries.
- The authorities Of huntington, Ind, esti-
49, -. - x>.w
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-05-10

TEE IsrArE Of the late Major Gen. Henry
W. Haiieck has been finally psttied In the San
widows allowance, commi8ions, aud cogtS. che
estate nets the sum Of $3.50, 765, gold. - -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-05-10

JOSEPH p. BRADLEY, associated justice OF
the U. s. Supreme Court, arrived at Savannah,
Ca, Thursday night. On Monday, the 10Th in
slant, he Will open the adjourned term of the
United States c rcuit Court in Mobile, Alabama,
that court having been adjourned to that day
by the order of the iury.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-05-10

A HoaRIBLE CASE OF T0erURF.-Ah horrible
case Of child torture has jest come to uaht in
Winnesheik county, In Iowa. A farmer and
step-mother imprisoned adauGhter, Is years old,
I1r some time In dem eight ty ten feet square.
ingin the room but . box three feet long bv
Twenty-Five inches vide. The poor creafufe
presented painful spectacle. ls-s 80 = -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-05-10

BlowELL, THE BAFK OF ENGLAND FoRagp
N THE HANDS OF THE ENsLIsH--A boat from
the English gunboat Ely received Bidweli, the
alleged Bank Of England forger, and carried
him to the English steamer Corsica, which left
Havana Thursday evening for EnGand. Bid
well p IN charge Of an English detective. His
wife Is also passenger On the Coesica II IA
reported that Bidwell viii turn states evidence
on his arrival in ENGLAND.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-05-10

es'e.-. l3t-aSs a1nlgzss ga tsl t.Lis1eI
aHsEss a fl Ire
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-05-10

END OF THE WAR AT ST. MARTINsvILLE,
LA private dispatch from Governor Kel-
lOgg. received here this morning, says:
" Dispatches just received from General
Badger, at st. Martinsville, says that De
Blanehes' forces have disbanded and gone home.
Court quietly in session. Badger Is master of
the situation. Several have been indicted for
treason. The U. s. troops are still at Brashear,
miles diSfant.o
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-05-10

A COMPARATIVE STATEMENT from the books
of the Internal Revenue department, showing
the receipts from cigars in the several leading
tobacco districts for the first six months Of the
fiscal year eRding June 80, 1872 and 1873, shows
an increase OF from to 131 per cent. in the re-
ceipts. In Baltimore the increase was IL per
cent. The largest increase was in Camden, ".
j., where it was l3l per cent, and the smallest
in ST. Louis, Mo-, and Allentown, Pa, where it
was per cent.
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ssV ENlMUs:, .ytDERUNT :.r
Mara niracfnrz Pr..f II. ar..I Il

Donehue
IN compliance with the request # many prominent
ckZen-, inciuling the Cover and member- of the
Cscnsil and House # Delegates, TUE COLORED
AMERICAN OPERA TROOP will reproduce Eich-
berg cbaste and beautiful opera,
1.-THE DOCTOR OF ALCAyTIRi"
AOEDAY and TUESDAY EVENINGS, MAY IL
and r. with the entire Company, greatly improv ed
IN voice and acting, and their Superb Chorus, pro-
nOuneed everywhere 1.-THE finest the Amer l. an
stage, in the cast
Popular rates % aimiszion-50 cents Is CENTS and
IL, reserved seats only Is cents extra. Box sheet
now OpeD af Hills music store, for the sale of tick
cts ard reserved seats. 7. HARRY DONEHUE,
m6t Business and Stage Manager
, 1873-04-14
THE CITY IN BRIEF.

Tho Irish Literary Association will hold
regular meeting this ovontng ut tho ofIlce OF
Jtptico Moore, corner Of Madison and Union
Btroots, for the transaction Of business.
A delogation from tho extensive mnrble-vorka
OF MosBrs, Qowan d Co., on North Clark street,
on Saturday ovoning waited upon Mr. James A.
Rocho, at his residence, No. 270 Superior street,
and presented him With an elegant watch and
chain.
This oyoning tho West-slde Christian Union
Dramatic Glass vii! eivo 4 Dramatic representa-
tlon at Aiken's Theatre. Tho playa aro !" married.
Life" and tDavid Copperaeld;" and, aa tho
mombers Of the class possess some talent, tho
entertainment will DO worth aoofng.
Ahorso attached to a trotting-wagon, In which
woro hfr. H. J. 6hultz md llis wife, Of No. 250
Division street, ran away on North Clark Htrcot
yesterday afternoon. Tho occupants were thrown
out, and tho lady badly bruised on tho loft sido
Of tho head. She was takon to drugstore, and
attended by Dr.. Hahn.
Tho alarm from Box IS, at O'clock yestorday
morning, was caused By tho discovery Of fire In
tho saloon of ]. Mnrthy, No. tat Adams Rtroot,
opposite the City Hall. Tho fire originated from
q dofootive lno. It had boon smonldoring for
Home timo. Tho interior OF tho saloon waa con-
sdorably damaged by smoke. Loss, e100 ; no
insurance. Tho alarm from Box 274, ut noon,
yostorday, WAS false.
, 1873-04-14

Jnmcs Fl. Elmore Is tho first Mayor Of tho now
city OF Fort Howard, Wis.
President Grant III expected to bo In st. Louia
between the Goth and 26th.
DR.. George r. Wood, formerly Surgeon Of the
United States Regular Army. died At London,
Ont, Wednesday,, April 0.
EraatuB Wells has donated his "oxtra aRlary"
to the Protestant and Catholic Orphans Of st.
Louis.
The Rey. J. q. stoughton, Of Aurora. whilom
. candidate for Congress, Inns gono on tour III
Europe.
Join J. Talluaadge, Ex-h1ayor Of milwaukee,,
ia recovering from a protracted aicknoas, and ia
able to tako tho air.
Montgomery Foster, Of Harrisburg, haa boon
placed at tho head OF q now Insurance bureau
created by tho ponngylyanla Legislature.
Dr. William y. Chiploy Las beon restored to
tho supcrntoutteuoy Of tho Eastern Lunatio
Asylum In Kentucky, from which lie nus re-
movel for llBloyalty, during tho War.
llanks j. Gage, Of Iianoock, has resigned his
sout in Tho Ohio Senate, md destroyed the TO-
publican majority. Why le did It, nobody
knows.
Col. Z. J, WootJ OF dosl.en, Ind, formerly Of
tic Forty-oghtl 1nliana Volunteers, and later a
Circnit Judge, committed suicide, April 0, In
jackson, bliel.., whlo oraxed with liquor.
There is collnoss, now, botweeti Gen. ehor-
man and tho President. 1Ao boy FEcd wanted
, 1873-04-14

PORT OF CHICAGO. :.
scov Black Hawk, u:amlIn, % m II lumber, Is m
gchr o. H. johnson, Baugatuct, 100 m IT lumber.
HcAr Fisher, aaugatt1ck, GO coEt1a wood.
Echr Adds, Benton Harbor, 30 cords wood.
1cat4cr 1Ea doz tubs, is doz pals, 1900 boxes
clothes-pinu, 48 oz chairs 50 Lrls peas 30 doors,
.o IT, e ns Ill ita aawoe TX 5 telegraph poex 800
ship knives, corah wood.
schr Jeaale PhilipF Mansowoc 1880 telegraph poes.
1000 railroad ties.
scow Granger st; Paula z M9F e5 cords 1 bArk: a..
Prop g. O. baldwin, Aiilwaukse. soo tons iron ore.
,v .a,,. nsrto, ,za21iss oL54hEn; m n.ou oroc,rte,
hr sehr 6. ~ Il. johnaon % gaugstucI, l{sht.
Echr Il. D. Campbell, Pentwator, Light.
Bchr Fisher, South uaYeut light
scow Black Hawk, Lincoln, q pigs groceries.
8chr Sardinia, Kewaunee, hight.
Hchr Yankee Trader, WaukeBan, light.
Bcbr r. D. King, Baugauck, Light.
scow Spy, Konosha, light:
Bohr Minnie Muellar, Wolf River, Light.
boxea giass 50 bo1os mills, Is boxcs Ink, los bria
drisd fruit, o bo1es household goods, Of bars
Aidea.
Bchr Lumherma4, Grand E!ayon, light.
Prop Geo. Dunbar MusRc9an light,
BclF Geo. =. pur!ngton, Wolf River light.
bark aroat ayest No. ., Horns Her, light.
Bohr Tuscola, Grand Haven, Light
ssSs ssSs i iaRsss assa f. M.astes ks III Sl o'sk
Prop 8. G. Baldwin, Milwaukee, light,
schr Mariner, Oentfesllo, Light.
schr Sea Com, Grand Haven, Hight.
'1f I Hss rsi1ss S1 ais a's n: '
Sehr J. Y. Taylor 1acksonport, light.
achr aane Cock, Muskegon, light.
, 1873-04-14
GARD FROM AID. BAILEY.

10 The Editor ef 7hs Chicago 4fib4ns:
B1n: For the few days. past llavo boon
attacked in tho city papeEa AZ tho head Of ring
gotten up for tho purpoBo Of securing to mo the
contraet for tho new County JUL and Criminal
Court, I do not blame The TRIBUNE for this,
because know tho roasona tl4at hayo prompted
the originator Ut thoao BlaRdeFa to come out In
this way. ] simply ask, In Justice to mygolt and
TO others, the privilege Of stating under oath
4ew plain facts.
, 1873-04-14

dcsfre to fuEntat my testimony in behalf Of Dr..
Jnynea c1co1font medicine, tho Expectorant- hayo
been troubled With lsthmn for two yoars, and 1t
bccamo 30 bad last full md winter that could not
walk twanty rods without sitting down to rest
neithor could perform work Of any kind. II chop
pod wood briskly for five minutes, would fall down
for want Of breath, firmly had tho dtseasa taken
hold Of mo. Finally, persuaded to try the E1~
pectorant, and procuring bottle from Mcs1rs HaW-
Aftor taking in a four botties nn now shle to do
much work tn 1ay as any man in my ncighborhood,
aud my complain. hss entirely left me: Therefore
troubled with asthma.-Horaes Snsedley, Ftchbtrg,
Mfch,
, 1873-04-14

Tho clean-handed, noblo.minded, tender
hearted Stokes, In expressing his sympathy for
Mrs. Foator, delivered himself Of this sentiment:
" 9ho " noble woman, and it is hard to SEQ her
gallows. You SOC, tho trouble In this case is In
Tho nature OF the crime. You aud and ovory-
body want to feel that our wives and children arc
safo in tile horao-cars, Foster killed man In
public conveyance, q man whom he had never
lie Inns four children, I understand. It ls hard
on them, aud I really pity hip wife aud little
ones"
, 1873-04-14

wore quiet and unchanged. Quotablc At 16@
loo for corn to Buffalo. vcsHol was talon Mt
Milwaukee to-day to load with corn nt Chicago
at 15o to Buffalo. ....
Tho rates for lumber aro not yet dooided upon
A fov charters havo been made, It iB understood,
at tho regular ratoB whom thoy nro oataD!ian0t.
Tho following charters hhYe been roportod Tho
]. Kildcrhouso, N1onomineo to Chicago, at $3.25.
yosaol not nnmod, from Manlstee, at s2.75
this vcasol goes to tho mouth Of tho river only;
II is also understood that several charters llal
boon lnado from MuHkogon to Chicago ut @2.50.
, 1873-04-14

BHEET-ln the sl6ep market very quiet
foeling has prevailed sinco the dato Of our last
resiow. Tho supply has beeu unusually light,
rivals proved adequate, aud former pricoa wore
no moro than sustained. Local and Eastorn
buyers operated Hparingly at s3.76@4.60 for
poor to common at $4.75@b.25 for medium, at
e5.50GD0.2 .25 for good to choice.
, 1873-04-14
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.


wintcr wisoat, is Is ID; spring. iia@l2s d; whits
ill 6d@11s sd: club, liz ad9a2a. ooFn' 1's "o'
Pork, g6s. Lard, 3ga sd. ,.,
LoNnos, April IA p. n,.-No transschons to-day
Prices no1ninA1ly unchanged.
LlvEnrooLy April 11.-No market.
, 1873-04-14


morning, announcing, tue sudden death ot M
than SkieB, an extensive and well-knovn cal tie
dealer Of Caaa County, in this State. Mr. ekilea
waa ut tho Stoclt~Yards, last week, with drove
' ss:r i2o wa oaeS na nss 4sa been
a satisfactory one to sellers. trade drngginEmore
Or lcBs from the opening Of business on Mon
day, to the close Of tho market to-day, while
This condition Of things was partly duo to the
exceedingly disagrceablo weather prevalent and
to the poorer quality Of the stock offered for sale,
but is mainly attributable to the lower prices es-
Pittsburgh and othor points having rulod from
10 to = 10 lowor than during tie previous week.
Tho decline at tho East is easily accounted for,
over 60, 600 bceves having heen forwarded from
tLia point alone, since the middle OF March.
Unless the receipts should provo unexpectedly
large, the Immediate future Of tho market prom
iaos bettor for sellers, Us to-day's advices from
the seabord arc moro cheering, and with to-day
closes the season OF Lent.
QUOTATIONS..
E1trn-draded steers averaging 400 bs
cho,es ana fs well formed year
to year old atccrs. averaging 1900 to
Good a'9 pes;es.wei,i:itcns. '''''l0
steere. averaging 100 to 1900 ns sss@ses
naeser. assa s'lis sost"ooon &C 20 III: ssss' *'
ssasass sa sssa avetsss to satss 60 fss '
Stock oattlc-O Common cattle, in decent
f1eah averaging TOO to 1850 lbB. ....... 3.G0@4.60
Infcrior-Ilght and thin cows, heifors,
stags, bulls, md acalawag steers ..... abo9325
Cattle-Texas Northern Wintored -. ..... 8.60t00
Catt1o-Corn-{ed Toxaa. 4.25@5.0o
HOGs-The hog trado opened dull and heavy
this uook, and Inns continued 30 throughout.
There has been very decided falling off in the
receipts, III compared With last weok, but tho
| offerings ateadily exceeded tho requirements OF
buyers. and snlos dragged at an average reduc-
tion Of zoo per 100 lbs. Tho quality Of the hogs
marketed waa the poorest Of tho aeaaon, and Il
majority OF tho droves required to be literally
There WINS fair inquiry today from local butch
ers and shippern, and prices were eteady at
| $5.05@95.15 for inferior to common coarse,
| rough, uneven, and mixed loss; At B5.20@525
for medium, and ut &6,80@5.A0 tar good to
| ohooo. Tho market olosod stoady,
, 1873-04-14

a WAEIAuI TnH ul4bEGl W. AufAW AIObh9k 4Nl
&43.20 to repay him for surrender Of warrant
so e It. O. Fhor foF sS
tax Of 1872 on Lot 10 Of Dook :, olssyeryille.
tho Village Hall at % por mooting FORA danolng-
school.
Tho Superintendent reported that ho had OK
aminod tho condition Of Michigan ayenne and
4. l. T.. 8. Pierce, and the simple fact il, there ia
at present no possible outlet for tho wato1.
MATTERS OF INTEREST
Nelson i BouHon, contractors claim OF s437
and John III. Canrey sent in his claim on samo
account for s429.12, enforced by letter from L.
+. Nixon, Cnghier. Both wero reforred. james
H. Ely, Town Collector, reported bill Of OK
penses Of collecting the taxes Of 1879 Of
81, 144.85 which waB also roferred.
WATER ASSESSMENT.
The three Commissioners SOLICITED at the last
meoting to estimate tho cost Of laying tho thirty
or forty miles Of watcr-pipes needed for tue new
water-works, say they have epent throe days in
figures, aud had not yet reached q conclusion.
For tloir accommodation the Board adjourned
to Thursday, April II.
SCHOOL TRUSTEE.
An election WIS hold for one School TruBteo in
Park ayenue, ncar Fifty-socond street, and
George ". Waito Esq., was probably electot.
HOARD OF EDUCATION.
Tho now Board Of Education for District No.
Lako ana Hyde PARK, consisting Of Zonas
ssanSs,r oSsap, csss apsia r. faREnfSs' T.v; E usa
3. L. Verbryck, perfected their organ
ization under tho now law on Thursday
last, by e'ecting Zeuas Coleman President and
II. B. Lewis Secretary OF tho Board for the on
sning year. They nlao decided to hold tho reg
ular Board meetings at o'clock p, N. on tho
first and third Saturdays OF each mouth, tho
frat Saturdays, at tho Fifty-tirst street school
house. near Wentworth avenue, and On tle third
Saturdays, at tho old school-house st Eugle-
wood.
ESaLEwooD AMATEUR CLUB.
Tho next meeting Of the Englowood Amateur
Club will bo held ut the residouoe Of N. T.
Wright, cornor OF Indiana avenue and Sixty
third street, on Tuesday evening" the ESD int. y,
season, it is desirable that every monbor ba
prqaent,
, 1873-04-14


Tho schooner Star Of 1Iopo has been sold to
Ohio pnrtios, and IL chartered for aix trips In
tho ore trade. 49,,
Munger l. Tuttlo, Of 1oneyn, O., havo p'tr..
chased tho schooner William Young, and will put
lor in tho orc tratlo tliR aoaBon.
Tho Port Huron Commercial aayB "Capt. III.
Uydo has sold the schooner l.. W. Porry to Hono
partios in Bhcboygan, Wis.,, for $l7, 800. In COM
pany with John L. Woods, Of Lexington, he has
purchased tho Btenm barge Henry Howard Tor
a10, 900, and tho Rcow MoneB Qngo for s11 900.
Tho two veBBols will conaort this scason, CAPT.
Hyde commanding tho barge, and Capt. d.
Brown tho Bcow." 49,.
Il Montreal exchange gives tho following con-
corning tho cnBo of Smith md others against tho
st. Lawranco Tow Dont- Company: This case
whs heard on appeal before tho Judicial Com
mttoo Of tho ISrlvy Council, on March Il, before
Sir j. Colvilo, Bit d. Poncock, eir III. Smith, and
| Sir II. Collier, and occupied tho day. Judgment
| WAS given without calling on tho respondents
Tho Company had towed by their tug Hero
| vessel called Tho Silver Cloud in foggy weather
| on tho River st. Lawronco, and great damage
was dono. Mossrs. Smith, who nre merchants
| Bued for compensation, and two courso in Gan
ada decided against tho claim, on which they up
| pealod. 1900. m
Sir Barnes poacock gayo Judgment. Thu
| mnntor OF tho Silyor Cloud had not ordered tht
tug to stop, aud, therefore, her ownors could moi
| recover for tho damage.
, 1873-04-14

Special Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune,
DETROIT, April 19.-Ths tug prudivllo PASSED here
todny with tlrao yeBBolH In tow, Aen with ore hound
for Cleveland. This IL tue Arst tow Of the scasou
, 1873-04-14

hp*clal Uftfatoh 70 1He Chicago Tribune.
LAeALLx, ILL, April 12-Tls Illinois River Ia htow-
y falnE- Tho steamer Gen. McCook towel tho :ann
boats dipsey Q!scn and Morning Light, both light
The cAnal-hoat Clarion from Jolet, destination.
known, passod out Ut the canal Light yeatt IrdRy.
Tho huAlnsss Of tic canal opons remarkably du this
Sprinn
, 1873-04-14

moctfnK OF tho village Trsstcos-.
sRS,OOO Worth Of improvements Orr
acreti .. ETAe water AaEcssmont--
Hoard OF Education District Nos ?.
An adjourned meeting Of tho Board Of Trus-
toea Of tho Village Of Hyde Park was hold On
Saturday Afternoon. all tho members woro
prof. mt.
IMPROVEMENTS ORDERED.
Ordinances wero adopted to condemn land to
widon Prairie nvonue to 100 feot from Fifty-tlrat
to Fifty-ffth atraet; to widon Calumet ayenuo
to 80 feot from Fifty-arst to Flfty.af
streot; to open Forty-sixth stroot, from State
atroot to Woodlawn ayenuo; to }ay aowor OF
t2-iuoh vitriAcd ti1o drain on Bowen avenue
from Cottago Grove. avonuo to
Grand boulevard with G-inch connections
on each sile for overy 80 feet in length, nar-
holes at evory 800 feet, and tlt-baaina at onch
intersection alao to grade aaid avenue to
width Of 10 foot, and to cover tho samo 81 foot
wide With brohen stono and Htone screenings II
inches doop. Sanl Rioadoe, Winchester Hail,
and B. T. Downing woro electod tho Commits
sionors to ostimato tho cost, which they eubHe-
quently did at s18 900, which was approved, and
the President was directed to flo d petition for
a Bpecjal asBosB,nont for aarno in the County
Court.
Permission was granted property-owners on
Jefferson avenue to grade and Macadan' tho
sauo from Oak to Walnut strcote, under the
direction aud to tho satisfaction Of tho Huportn-
tondent OF Public. Works; and also to open
Forty-sixth streot, from stato to Woodlawn
avenue.
Tho Attorney Of tho Donrd was instructed to
prepare an ordinance to widen South Park OF
Ka1lkakeo avenue to 150 foot in width, from six-
ticth to Ninety-lfth atroet, and to change the
nalle to Grand nvenuc.
PAYING IT DACE.
On petition Of q. 7. Springer, 1t was ortlorod
that $40 fine imposed on four Of robert HaS-
kinB' men for digging in tho ntroets bo romitted
when ho presents the certificate Of tho Snporin-
toudont Of Public Works that tho holes are
filled. ....
Gu petition Of O. Il. Dyer, 1t was ordered that
35 fino imposed on jacob Miller TOR driving conl~
wagon over all asphalt sidewalk On the parkway
DO remitted bacaueo of his ignorance.
OATTLE-PoUND.
The communication OF Matthew Knowles
pound keeper ut Union avenue pound, with bill
for $157.46, wnB reported back with Recommended
ton TINT no action be takon until he furnishes
the President, according to law, With = atate-
mont Of all cattle impoundod by him. It was
also ordered tint Matthew Knowles bo diHmlBsod
Us pound-keepor, and TINT William Preston be
appointed pound-keeper at Union nvonue pound.
BILLS ORDERED pA1D.
The following bills wero audited and ordered
to be paid:
John 11cCarey stone prairio oo1 ~
Beatty b Barker, Fifty etreet, sewcr. 900
TIrffop pnr1 1Aa t11,F F{pr hfr