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The Republican journal., 1873-11-27

A MENAGERIE WRECKED The news
of the wreck of the steamer off Columbo
has already been telegraphed to the press
1t appears. according to a letter to the
London Times of the 4th inst, that the
Captain to save fuel, sought anchorage
outside the port:
The pilot let 60 the anchor too near q
well-known rock, and the sea, tumbling
in as it knows how to tumble off Gale in
the southwest monsoon, caused the chain
cable to part, and the vessel to surge heav-
lily on the rock The work Of destruction
was rapid. Those on board were startled
by the metallic sound Of the ripping iron
sides of the steamer as her hull was torn
in shreds by the piercing rock. There
was no time to be lost. The vessel was
fast filling, and to save the passengers
luggage was hopeless. They had barely
time to escape into the boats rs the seas
came tumbling over the sides, sweeping
every thing before them, carrying away
one Door invalid sailor, and bursting open
the cages and dens of an extensive me-
nagerie on board, going home for the Zoo
logical Gardens. The escape and striking
out amid the waves of a crowd OF tigers.
elephants. etc, and their roars and screams
added to the terror of the wretchcd pas
sengers. One elephant managed to swim
ashore, as dld one of the tigers. and the
inhabitants of the adjacent coast are said
to be living in state of siege, not daring
to venture outside their barricaded doors.
The Republican journal., 1873-11-27

USELESS CURRENCY. In town not 4
thousand miles from Portland lives an old
lady and her grandson. The old lady
told the grandson over a year ago that
she had saved considerable sum OF
money, and if he ever got into a tight
place in his business she would lend it to
him. During the recent panic he found
himself in bad situation from the want
of ready cash and concluded to visit his
grandmother and borrow her money So
he called upon the old lady and stated his
wish With alacrity she went to her
trunk and drawing out an old stocking
proceeded to count out one thousand dol
lars in old State bank bills-bills that were
long past redemption and worthless. His
feelings can better be imagined than de-
scribed TPortland Perss
The Republican journal., 1873-11-27

A Pennsylvania clergyman has made a
hit by introducing personals" in his
PRAYERS For instance: Lord, have mercy
on John Shanahan, who keeps 4 saloon
near the old red bridge Either lay him
upon bed of sickness or have him re-
moved from this town.
The Republican journal., 1873-11-27

STRANGLEs IN CoLT This complaint.
known very commonly as dstemper, is
nothing serious The swelling which ap-
pears at the junction of the jaws and
throat will in time break of itself aad dis
appear The only treatment necessary
is to give the colt soft feed, with bran
mashes, and no medicine III all. The APP
petite, which falls off while the fever ac-
companying the disorder remains, Will re-
turn as soon as the abscess has broken. If
the enlargement increases TO such an eX
tent as to threaten partial sutfocation, it
may be opened with q lancet and discharg-
ed. No poultice should be applied to the
swelling Sometimes when the abscess re-
fuses to break, or is slow in suppurating,
it may be fastened by rubbing it with
little ointment composed Of one part
Spanish flies and six parts OF lard.
The Republican journal., 1873-11-27

Cuban bonds at Is cents OH the dollar
are being sold at Philadelphia to good ma
tured gentlemen with plenty Of money,
The Republican journal., 1873-11-27
Tight Barns.

w. b. j." of uarj(wick, Mass, who
has kept COWS for nearly thirty years. and
who has tried both open and tight barns,
writes to the Boston Cultivator that he
finds the latter far preferable in our cold
climate, but he would have the barn 50
constructed that it can be thoroughly ven
tilatcd at pleasure He SAYS, feed good
hay and regularly; keep my cows in the
barn most Of the time in cold weather:
water twice 4 day in the barn; keep them
well beddcd clean out the stable twice 4
dav, and sometimes three times. iind
farmers, not few in this town, say their
COWS won't drink but once 4 day, say to
such, | guess You don't give them &
chance; try tight barn. and one that is
warm Farmers, when you BEGIN TO pinch
your cows III drink, you brin" leanness
upon COWS, if not in your purses; you
might as well pinch in feed as in drink
for either OF both will cause that leanness
of which farmers 20 much complain in
these days
| think il farmers will try tight barns.
with good hay with water twice q day and
clean stables, with good warm bedding,
that two-thirds OF the feed used in an open
barn will keep the cows in much better
condition. | can direct You to q farmer in
this town who kept his COWS, some twelve
or sixteen, in the barn all winter, with
plenty of water in the stable, and he told
me that he did not feed two-thirds as much
hay as when they were turned out to stand
round and shiver in the cold, as was for
merly done, and the COWS were in much
better condition than when left out in the
cold
, 1873-05-24
Albnl1y 1.-Two Stock Market.

Specfd Dfepatch to Ihs Chicago Tribune.
ALBANY, May y23.-BEEvEs-Ycstertlny tho market
openea with good attendance q local deslera md
butchers, aud tho market ruled Rctive 1000 head nv-
Ing been disposed Of. buyers demanded and ot,-
tanned reduction III priccs Of from 1taAo per Ii
from the ruling prices Of Inst week. To-day tere ,gaa
an increased attendance Of local anl River County
buyers, to whom tho trade mostly confined. There
VIII good representation from tho EaRt generally,
Fow Now York denera have arrived yo. Tho market
was moderately active, md difference In price waa
manifest: A fair aulonut Of aacs waa effected, t1u
market closing steady The receipts this week. begin
ming Monday, nre 35H carloads, somewhat In oxceHs Of
last week, including 90 cars Of Tcxas. Tic average
herds OF extras.
WORKING oxEE-Rcccipts light aud demand mode
rnte.
Mich Cows-ncceirta this week vary limited and
domnnd moderate. Prices taugo from $45.O0@G0.0u.
suEEr AND LAMHs-Thia branch Of trade rules very
dull. Tho receipts for tho week beginning Monday
were only 81 Cur loads, and Of fair ayoruga quality
Among tho receipts several carB OF Toxas few
lambs hare beeM received. There In demand, for
New York and EaEtern buyers refuse to buy Mt present
prices. No quoto shorn stato and Western at 5e}G2c
unallorn nj GG57kc.
donsEs-Iho demand for NIL styles IL good, and
prices remain at about a8 last week.
, 1873-05-24

bold Attempt OF a Vancl1mnn to Rob a
ClttZons

Bold Attempt OF Il VanclEman to Rob n
Cltizon.
James T. Daniels, printer doing business on
West Lake street, mot with singular adyon-
turo about II o'clock Inst night. While stand
ing on West Madison street, near tho bridge, he
was hailed by hackmau, who inquired II ho
WIS waiting for an omnibus. Daniels replied in
the affirmative. Tho hackmau asked where hc
was going. Daniels said to The TRIBUNE Office
Tho hackman told him to jump into his
vehicle and he would bring him thoro for 10
conta. Danio1a accepted the offer. Before the
lack lad proceeded worry far the driver spoke to
r. rough-1ooking man who was riding on tho box
with him. telling linn to got inside, aa it would
cost ,, n9t.n,ing more g.. Tho roYgh.lookng man a
felt o hand cropping around in the vicinity OF his
pockets, aud hH honrt began to boat wildly. Ho
reached out cautiously for tho inner knob Of tho
door, tried it, and found that it turned easily.
The discovery made his heart boat all tho more
wildly, as ho bad determined to risk his mock in
q jump, and thoro was nothing to hinder him but
tho rough-loo!ling man. Tho hack suddenly
dashed around tho corner Of Fifth avenue, and
the tho fortified typo went out through tho
door, landing on his buck in tho middle OF tho
street. The rough-looking man with the in
quiBitiyo hand ntuck out hiH head, and wanted
to know il Dhniels was going to the Southern
(meaninng the railroad depot, probably. Dan-
lol6 Balu no Hot II no Know llmHDlt. The
rough-looking man was about to romark that a
mistake had been made, whom policeman up
peared. Daniels ca!od out to him for aBsistanoo,
but before tho officer could comprehend tho
situation tho hack waB ont of sight, Among
tho hackmen of Chicago there aro
sconndrels. Tho Inter would rathor rob
an lnsllspocting person of d ten-lollar bill than
earn 1t III . legitimate matluor, aud they are
continually ougagod in connecting what they arc
ploasod to torn "Hti1fs." Tho uowest aud lnoat
WHO narrowly escapod boing robbed Of q watcll
and considerable money in Hoino dark street, aud
IT is to 10 hoped TINT othor pooplo who protond
to have common sense will ayoid those haokmen
WHO layo lately gono into the omnibus business.
Bcforo meeting with tho hack. Daniels caBhed
draft in u store on Madison street, near Clinton,
md it IL probable TINT tho tlieying driver and
tho "ronsh-looking man, who was hia pal, OBJ
served him.
, 1873-05-24

elevator; 2a%o Juno. harley no market. nyc
M, rSoy,sox;I dull md nomtn.l at s1o7sa1?oo
Lard dull country Kettle, 7Ao; refined, o..
wn1sKY-scady Ut poo.
gAI1LE-1n better demand fat lots, s4oo@o as;
inferior and common, f2.2b@3.76.
uooB-Lower !: most ealcs at A.60@&G3,
MILWAUKEE, hfay 2a.-DnrArsrurrs-Flon qutet
and unchanged. Wlsoat dull ansl nnasttied No. j,
a0hr. Corn hold firm no donnnnd; No. a. 4ic. llyu
dull and lower; No. l. 100. Harley dull mid unsottled
FnEinnTs-To Dufra1o, 10; to oawego, l3c,
RroErrra--Flo,Ir, 5000 br1s; wheat, 1000 h,t.
BtirpMENTs-Flolir, GOO br1s: wheat, 10l coo b,,
PHILADELPHIA. i
{s!r ! den'%nd @ fGr lot sFnaos rrisoa unehs,ged
while, saoS21o. 1syc dill, 1T 06@Sie Corn ID fatr
oss 5 vs yssy ess7 so16S 1s 1sa 1s Ts.ts &C.
EnovlsfoNe-Qniet !; declining tendency.
WH1agv-11old firmly at 0io.
baltimore, May 23.-DnEADaTuFFE-T1our steady
and unchangcd. Wheat III good demand and un-
changed. Corn dull mixed Western, G3Ho. Outs
firm mIxctl Western, 48GS50o; white, 51@o2o. Rye
dull at 85daD5o.
rnovIs1ona-Duli and unchanged,
DurTER-Good to choice, 2d@27o.
Wt1sKx-scarco and arm Ct g4's@05c.
O9WEGO,
crate demand No, Milwaukee, s1.o5. Corn lower
low mixed, $50.
CLEVELAND, A1ny 23.-BREApsTuFrs-Wheat dull
a,d nominal. corn quiet at 53154c. Oats dun at ~
pErno1EuM-Q Qnict and unchanged.
DETROIT.
DETROIT, Mny ~. = nnEApsruFrs - Flour quiet.
@l;s1 g *; nmbor sl.72. Corn aall ana shado lowor
, 1873-05-24
Now Torlk Lfyc.Stuck Market.

NE'S yonK, h1ay 23:-DEEv.s-ro-lay, 81 cars, or
{5o heas nnkng 24o for four days, agnust 3,T70 lilo
aanle tinc Inst week. There not no much lepreu-
alon, hut dull trade, Mt 1lG1oa,1o for medium to
prime natiye nteers, and 1o1a@1lc for fair to good
cara Illinois steers Gal cwt, 11H@12c cars Texans,
01i cwt, lie; car do, cwt luxe: and cars Mis-
souri, cattle, II cw, !1z3@12ilc.
poor to good Te1an, and 9H@llo for common 10
Chuce native.
days agnnst Gao tho same time laat week Tho nlnr-
kct Was quiet aud unchanged ut 5h@Ga{a for common
to extra shearea shaop, with two carloads Of rnther
coarse unahorn 1noia sheep, 08 lbs at TIC. Sales
tncludo: cars primo nnd extra ahearc Oho a!tcep,
per 100 LIS. 7@
Mutton ranged at B@1oo will, moderate demand.
Hous-To-lny, 10 carA 2,U40 head making 1v9O0
for four days. against 2U 400 the nc last week.
NO i've hogs on aae, but wanted Mt 5H@51c. Drossctl
hogs 0ro trmer anl closed at 0zk@7Ho.
, 1873-05-24
THE CHICAGO DAILY TRIBUNE: SATURDAY, MAY a. 1877;

ono-horao shop.
Iho CHAIR gayo aomo advice, urging tl,em to
work for the lall elcction aud oa,,t,lro tho Com
mon Council,
, The policy OF petitloning tho Council to ropoal
its onens!yo regulations was discussed.
- II was decided that The regular nooting Of tho
street.
=, Tho Hum Of $40 was rocoived from sympa-
thizor, cgar-mnker.
several gentlemen grow furiouu about para
8Iaph III lilo Union recommending tho election
of croaturo 1iko Mr., Tulcy rs Judge, instead of
M1llia1nB. This faot tint tho Union supported
Mr. Tuley ulado somo Of tliom doubt 1is fidelity
to tho dorman ca,lso-othors thought tho ro-
conmondatinn arose from negligenco
Tho lnooting adjourned.
, 1873-05-24
JUBILEE NOTES,
Tho Full Programme Announced.
Tho Distinguished Gucsts-~Tho City Oya-
tion-..Ilo Jubilee Ball.

In another column tho programme Of tho
Jubtloo Ia moro fully announced officially than
heretofore and tho array Of its features will in
toroHt mAny rendorB in city nnd country, and tho
latter not tho loast In tho opportunity to whit
Chicago at half faro.
Yesterday, forwarded by II. D. N. Con-
aul James Wnrriok, Esq., tentler waa
made by telegraph to Enrl Dufrorin,
Governor -doneral, and suite, and tho Governors
ofthe Provinces Of Ontario and Quebec, OF special
trafn from Montreal to Chicago, tho courtesy Of
tho GRIND Trunk aud Michigan Central Railway
Companies. Tho utmost anxiety Is manifested
among our British and Canadau-born roBdonts
that tho distinguished representatives Of Her
hajcaty on this continent 1nny accept tho Invita-
tonB formally forwarded on Thursday to become
the guesta Of tho City Of Chicago during Jubilee
wcek.
Friday, juno 0, rs arranged bv tho Park DoardB,
yesterday, ia taking shape, and has reached tho
development of grand matinee Mt Lincoln
Park from . to II H., NJ, wien tho cortogo
of ast,ngnsh9a eqns4 mi!I visit tho park
ton of tho Wost Side, tho guests viii viii
tako I. special train tendored BY tho Chi
cago. & Northwestern Railway Company,
aud DO carried down tho bolt railroad to tho
will be served at tho magnificent Reaper Works
Of @. H: Mccormick, EHq. Tho rido will onablo
tho visitors to appreciate tie broadth and
strength Of tho growth Of our city. From tho
great new manufacturing district tho samo train
will tako tho party to tho Union Stock Yards,
and thero turn tllom ovor to tho cortcge OF tho
South Park Commissioners, and an afternoon
concert will bo listened to at so1no point on tho
grcat Bouleynrds. Doth the Lincoln aud South
Parks will thus bo centreH of attraction to our
citizens with park outfits, respectively Oh tho
morning and afternoon Of Friday.
THE JUBILEE bill.
Tho mattor Of tho Issue Of invitations to the
Jubiloo Ball ut tho Chamber Of Commerce was
formally turned over to tho managers last ovon-
ing, i'll mooting ut tho Gardner House, DR.. Nc
Vickar presiding. Tho ball tickets can bo pro-
cured at the Jubilee rooms, aH announced, only
On presenting an invitation from tho naunagers.
, 1873-05-24
Tic Produce Markets,

Ac A-KVAAEe uAIFlANkHt
NEW YORK.
NEW YonK, May 23.-corroN-Dull middllng up
BuEAns1urFs-Flour shade easier, but with mod
mud State, IS .s5@o.35; common to good ertra, {6B5@
5 Ssea to 6his ShSss s:s sSs2 xe S. Ths h os s
@12eo. Rye flour stcady at Sa.7d@6.oo. Corn meal
ssDd sssGsq End ,nd ssGa %ea r.
d. ssssai No. ,waakss slos%i "a; as9 Ss';'so &c
matt unchanged. Corn il iight auplly and sshado ado
&C. sss fhSss %ss %ss{tf ssss aSe so" os o's sI S g
Western, b7@57Ho. "''@'"
HAY AMI Hops-Unchanged.
GnoDEsEs-ooIee 4rong. Sugar dull and nomi-
M M1sssss 9als nss ss steaay
ss rsoxIssSs :3S & st sssss s1o7s CID
nurrEn AND cHEEsE-unchanged.
WAlskY-Ffrmor; Westert 06o; stato, o5ko,
BUFFALO.
:, BUFFALO, May 3.-FaE1unTa-lo}5e on corn to
N9w w, York. soc loyar ys, on stayes and lumber
snd steady; sales Is goo No. 1t 4oc; sample Ut
TOLEDO alay 23-DHEApsrufFs-Flonr quiet and
unehangcd. Whoat III fair demand but luwer No,
white Wabash, $l7S; ITO Michigan, SLIT amber Mich
y ,g4na; y; VT spot; xl:a12t seller June; No. rod,
x:7s k.: do, $l;G6A arot. oorn quiet; hgl
mixed, 4Si3o siot 471n seller August low mixed
46n; no Grade. 4l]tc Oats unchanged.
Observation-Disclosures.
=, hEcE1r1s-flonr, lUo0 bsls; wheat 5000 hu; corn,
3l,0o0 hu oats, 2G0D In.
bMLPAEAra-Flour, uono; wheat, 81, ,000 bu; corn,
27.ooo bu; oats, ,0G6 bl,.
.. CINCINNATI.
C1Nc1NHATI, May E-DnEAnsrurrg-Tlo nuiet
and unchanged. whoAt quiat No, rod, Sl.70 No.
*l.as. Corn ateasiy at 434I50,. Iye quiet at 82c.
Cats aud barley qnirt and unchanged.
PnovisloNa-Flrmer, with better dcmnn1. Ness
pork nomnally $l1.00 with light offerings. Lard quiet
aud generally hold alIoya quotations for regular
a'Fa, granas aean, axe; Kettle, o. Bulk n'cata 1rm
held h5SAo higher. l'aeon hrmor !; shoulders, 7Ao;
cpSr r!D, Do CLEAR, Qle.
WHIsKY-steady at ayc.
1T. LOUIS.
Hr. I.ou1s, May Observation-Disclosures duli
and Unchanged Wheat ln11, droo!inK; HnGt No, q
sprlng, No. rcd winter II. 7seglso NJ: $3.50
II elevator. w oats 5 " Low ana casicr No.
T. asA@slc on Track s5Gs354c; III
, 1873-05-24
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.


New YonT, May 23.-s1ouoy closol OH tho a.rcct
with 6 per cent as the ratio to stock brokers.
Sterling ruled dull at 1os5s@103 for 90 days, md
100T@11U for B1ght.
Gold wns actiVo hrd decidedly flr1ner, advancing
from 11771 to l18,l@1l8Y. ThoTo waa largo bnyinH
by strong pares and 1t In estimated TINT $l00o0,000
were taken for hull account. Tho 0ernans havo Int
terly been heavy aoors and large sLort interest aa
bccn mado, which forms tho basis for the movement
now in progress. Lpana wcro tnado at from to per
cent for carrying: oiearngs ss9ooo,ooo Tho Assist
ant Treasurer dishurBctl Slb3,0O1.
Governments wore strong and higlor, especially
07B In which there In sad TO ho hrHO short tercst.
Dus!ness has boon comparatively Hn,n ewing to tho
limited supply offering. Tho Germans wcro buycrs,
but could not obtain ai,y round lotH
btato bonds ruled quiet and nominal.
Stocks openca firm at laet night'a pricca but by
even duer than yesterday. Pacto Mall uaa the oal
ceccntrio stock, lnctuating na follows: 4G2S, 4Gi,
45h, 49, 45, a. 451i. Eric fell OF from G4l 10 o3i
New Yerk ccl.tra., iloH to 1ooH Lake Shore, ii to
9oK; ohios 42R 70 ~, Rock ialand 1osk 10 1o7;i !;
st. Paul, connlo1 554 to 643; West Union, 80 to
fs es; H. Union 4, paclio so t. q 0 q, sl!s
soe Instances from tlia lowest point Of Tho day, and
tho market cloactl dull mud steady -
HtArfuu. 1Qa5x
, 1873-05-24

LONDON. May 23-5 p. m.-Tho rate Of discount
Tor three !nons' bills III open niarkot ia per cout
below Tho 13ank Of England ratc.
=. Consols for money, 93zs; account "a; 6-20s,
40. N <4
FnANKronG; May 23.-5-2os Of 'o9, 95h.
pAn1s, Aiay 23.-nentcs, 64f B0o.
LIVERPOOL, May 23.-Cotton steady; ,ntdd[tng Up
lands, s,sd; Orleans, e6@0Al. Sales. 12,000 Bales
American, 090 speculation and export, 3ooo. Bales
Of tho week, QUO balcs export, 1000 bacs srccula-
tion, 1000 bales; atoek, iba 900 balos American,
957 bales; receipts, 600 bales; Anercan 600
baies actual export 0oo ba1cs; stock ailoat g9400D
brcadstu1s dull. callfornin white wheat, average
quality 12s@l2s }2. %; club do, 12s sd rcd Western
Mess pork, B5s. Cheese. G7s Cd. Cumberlands 3ss.
Tho receipts Of wheat for tho past trec days, 5000
qs Of which qra American. Receipts Of corn,
5000 qrs; American, 1000 qra.
, 1873-05-24

DETRo1T, allch., A1ay 23.--TAsHgD Ur-props Annie
Ioung canada, Mary Robertson, I1ackot an bargca,
burlington, Tempest aud barRcs, Evergreen City ind
Bell Cross and barges; bark fsed White, and Dlao
aehrs Jatnea Dentcy City Of painosvllle, Monitor, 8.
James Garrett
PASSED Dowx-Propa shickluna, Yosemite, 2Iary
Irnglo and bargcs, Concord md bargcs, Cuba bnrka
6artlinta, Constitution brig STANDARD ac1ra Thomas
parsona Monterey, sonator Hood r. III. Knapp E. n.
Rutherford p:caon, Kate Kelley, Correspondent, John
Mngee, O0rtcz, Empire 8tate.
W1ND-sonhwest.
DE1RoT, Atich., May 29.-PAsBEp DowN-props
TMinalow, Cuba, Arabia, Gordon Campbell, William
Hanna, ynnkco, Edward plake. Trinidad, Gains, D.
8. Austin.
PASSED Ur-rrors st. Louia, Merchant, sani!ac,
r.. Williams, y. II. Foster, renleld 7. Martin.
, 1873-05-24

snranco. Tho Hoeord stories Of Nos. 75 md II
woro occupied by Caspor Wnltor as q machine
shop. Loss on stock mid machinery, $3.50 in
surcd for $500 in tho Drowcr'R, Of milwaukee,.
Tho first floor of these buildings wns occupied
by ]. Storor, manufacturer Of elevators. Ioss
aurnnco. Tho first and second stories Of No. 70
woro occupied by Will!nmH & Halls brass foun-
dry. Their loss waa difficult to cstimato. there
botng no many small and unfinished castings In
their Htook; but tho propriotors bolioye 1t to bo
about 90, 900, inaurcsl iii EaHtern companies for
$4,000. Tho insurance III necessarily incom-
plate, bocauao Of tho nbsonco Of tho owners Of
tho property.
, 1873-05-24

. oHcfHt DlSHNfcH n TIC CHff000 TF11ffe.
LAsAlLE, Ill.,, May 23.-No arrival or departure by
the Ilyor today. Tho Levathan, toadod with lumber
and ath for Montczumn, mud tho American atar With
Timber for Florence, PASSED, out Of sho canal. A
Monday. Tho river has racn nearly two foot within
tho laEt twcntty-four hours IN consequence OF tho
heavy shower laat evening, and ia still rising.
AnnIvED-North Star, Ottawa, 0,00o bu corn j. uar.
TinSon., Wow w ooo SPRING. elK tona 1ee Elizaoeth
blu corn and aeveral boats laden with atono.
CLEAnEp-Harriet, sonocn, 8s8a5 It lumber, 15o
lath Excelsior Morris, 0758 # lurnbor 100 ath
Pltn!x, Lockport, g., obs It lumber.
, 1873-05-24
Loss, s5,3so..oa.pcr walter, j.

Loss, S5,330..Cnspor walter, J. St0ror,
sasad Williams d k1nll the Victirhs.
Tho alarm Of fire from Boz 132, at half-paBt @
o'clock last evening, waa oucAsloned by tho dis
covory OF fire In row OF two-atory franc build
ingH, Nos. rs, n, md 10 Michigan street, owned
by john Davis. The flames spread with great
rapldlty aud before thoy woro subtluod had con-
Humod $3.50 worth Of property. Tho fire had
ita origin In a board partition In blacksmith
Shop which was ignltod by u hot casting. Tho
huildlags were Damaged $500; covered BY In-
, 1873-05-24

Hall Vorwarts, and for tho Nineteenth Ward,
Wednesday evening, at Turnor Hall. Tho call
for tho lattor ia signed by Col. Ezra Taylor,
Pastor Hartmann and others.
:. Tho SOLO uso Of Folz Hall, Burlington Hall,
North sido, md VnrwartH Turner Halls,
Orphous Hall, and Tlio'omnnn's Theatre has
been tondored, FREQ Of Charge, for the canl-
nRtHu.
, 1873-05-24

70 Builders and Contractors,

SEALED PROPOSALS Will 10 reooivod until tho aath
dAy II Aay 1872 at 80 M, by tho Board Of Cotnnts
s!oHors OF oooE County, for portion ali Of thu
tosAl NOW contained In tho buildings aud foncea On tho
Reform School grounds ut Hyde Park with tho exception
OF e dwelling houso tho northwest co1nor Of Eorty.
thtdat. and Hyde parkAv oonasting Of bricks joiss
lumber, Windows doors, glass, feucng,
pasts. oto.
Thu buildings to 10 takon down and tho material 70
moved within thirty days .itcr tho con.aot for the sale
thprcof il executed.
Tho right to rooct al bids reoaved Il rossryod
Proposals must DO ncasod In aaa!od envelope. in.
durscd "Hsoposals tor tho various kinds OF material
na,nod}, " nna deposed with tho County C!osk, id
drossol to The Hoard OF Commissioners nj Oook Couaty
GEOnGE III. DOnuE,
GARTER II. HARRISON,
II. II. SINGER,
TII0S, LOkENGAN,
JOHN II. OfOUGlI,
Committee ou Nnuuco Hoard of OomMissons.s Of Cock
County. = 80
, 1873-05-24
SPECIAL NOTICES.


HarD bsen used in thousands Of tho OF ovcr
and aeuo. Intermittent fovor, and dumb. .aguo with ns-
tonahnE scooss They Aro offered to tho public, With
full confidence ia tcr mort. Thoy do not uontniu poa-
onous injurious properties and can be tnkon by adult
and child With porcct safety They and
for sale by Druggists at 80 cents ror box by mail
prepaid. MoLatns Caudied Castor OIL Ia delicious
ayEup Of tho castor tean harmless and roablo catharc
medicine Also aro McLain's Vesnifugo Dnnbous, do.
1lght!ul candios. Chtldson aYo delighted With
thom. Price for either 25 conts. VAN SCHAAOK,
STEVENSON L REID. Solo Arsnts. Chlcnpa.