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meetings. Free to ali.
Ihere Will be solemn requiem mass Thursday al
10 d. m, in st. Stephens Church, Of Fourth
and 6angaon Hsreets for tho llustrious Cardinal His
Eintnence Ac11nd1o Rarn.bi, Prcfect Of the Sacred
GGons1eEft1on De propsganla Eide, Rome The II.
oy the Rev Dr.. McMulleo. Tho reverend clergy and
! lalty are respectfully invited.
The Young Mems Christian Association havs de-
edeu to add library to thir Railroad Koat1ing-Roolu
IN the Hock lalana Depot, and bookcase has already
peen erected. Tho library is designed especially for
tue employees OF tie railroad companies, but strangers
tfaEeuhg eau also hare to it. Contributions ct
10 called for II the address the giyer is sent to R.
u. Emory, Superintendent Depot neading-E -Eoo1ns.
The Chicago Christian Union mikes the following
q announcements for this week Monday evening:
L 'ctnre IN the free by r. Gray Bartlett On
~ elegraphy, It's History and Theory" with expert
1oa ota Illustrations. Free to tho public. The 3D.
etue sday evening: Glasses In English literature aud
1,oa n.y. The attcr class has just commenced its ses
h.ons and offers favorable opportunity for those vino
wish 70 pursue this interesting Study. Wednesday
vennag: Primary classes In German and
:: Lass .a IN astronomy. Friday evening: Classes
tn tczna aud open to besinncrs Saturday even
ing: Class in Spanish. a new c1asa In phouocraphy
VI o1ca as soon Us competent teacher is secured
iEe Re1d!ng~rooa, Library, Health-ifts, and GYM
"a sl9 arc open to members every day in the week.
su ndays excepted, from a. m. to 10 p m. Tno |
&c adiug-room and Library are open Oh Sundsy from
~ 10 r. m. All the privileges OF the Union are fur
air ned to members ut net placing them within the
asy reach OF al who desire to avail themselves tho
IT 'ortun1ses for Improvement which they Afford
nn street, and make themselves acquainted with the
Ea:t1cal work OF the Society. |
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,.., fIo'n The .teto York Times.
seenH to puzzle the English papers cood f1oai
| y pn1ports to ba ''The Story Of the Fail ~
tflnce tloTessan Of Monaco by Himself" tr1,a
tfh1ng difficulty that no such Prince anne,rs i,,
rue cop1ous catalogue of tho 1lmanoch de Go,ha
@ were otherwise prepared to accent nie this
history. II not 'sese true G5 horerar ysracioqs u
Il; ~ the Italians say, very neatly inyente,i
tne rrsclpallty OF Monaco-vhile the smallest
hlnsuom III exlstencc-atout mile sonara-';s
one OF the Oldest known to history. It anne,rs
~ u the port Of L'g1l1aa somewhere about 5nn 7,
T., and so easly q traveller Is Straho fonn.i
~, II noted A. the seat Of a great temnla 11a
Hean aseased eeo,. to Hfrfplt9 ft 3h the SOLITARY 7he
sstrongiy-fortified rock Of Monaco, ani tho
alussulmnn power held it long after tha 49, sao
cent had been hanished IRON everv otha-
spot on the northern shore or tho Meditarra1
neah; n ulbailen Grimaldi, who cleaned out what
aaa become nest Of Moorish plratce. md ras
tofea Monaco to Christianity. vas himself 20
puat1cal family, He continued the nTofrxa;o. ~ -
onccaneesing after he Lad laid the foundatinna ~
=, ro{a ho1se, and showed its tescendants mod
not ~ s" anu s1annieal rule which they wero
a 4os elo" 70 iinl.ate- Nevertheless, the Grimr1.
ola an.efmaIT'ed with tho ducal and rora,
ssocA OF both france and Italy, and furnished
many representatives renowned in the co,1nc;i
anu on the tield-eninont statesmen. chnrch.
49, -, ~ so'-!exs. HIeh t11ttlng iutefruption
a. the time Of tho frst French revolution tho
RE RE u 5,tas Inc a3nads las:ea for 900 years.
- the latess Prince OF Monaco Innvn
To- fo contemporary history is Bono,;na HnoMn
, ~, c3o o9a VINO 1ecaired from Napoleon IIT
!: uu gDo francs il lieu Of the two comrn1,nas -
nGceaoTnne nc, ca and Aentone, which bad drst re- e.
Foiseo asa1nss his rule, and then been nnneIcd
% france under the treaty Of vilafrauca. st;H
ates-only two years ago-tho world heard
'onetning about conjugal disEe2s:ons. Ehich
S Sana ther Wy into the Italian courts between
ne pe fnh fane Ialae1 nc and bis conso Asg Victoria,
e elerence to the custody of 4 younc Princs
'ho was tben living under the protection ~
rs rs - mother couain, the Grand Dpchess
lamne, ma, Tie sister Of tho Emperor Of Russia. ''
10 hstortc.i tot elfgn bsIa,nn history The story told
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stood in the nineties, q lady entered store no,
. thousand miles off, and inquired for parasoln,
Tho oblising proprietor spread out before ber
samples Of q large and varied stock "Haro
}ou any Of this shade, size larger ?" said The
lady: The size larger was produced. IT think
slzo smaller WAS presented " Have you any Of
ti'1s size lighter shade of bluo T" The reonired
shade Was brought out. Haven't ron any Of
this kind with q crooked handler" Tho shade
with the crooked handle appeared, "Have you
said tho lady, and 60 continued hor inquiries }nr
every conceivable size, shade, aud weight post
Die in the line of parasols. Alter nearly an hour
Ind been thus consumed, the fair shopper gath
cred up her haadkerchiat and gloves aud moved
LOT the door Caa't sell you q pa1asol ?' in
"" replied the lady, II WAS merely inquirina.
ire t he, prices. am going into mourning myself,
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tent, u aoy, tha proposed E1ehango would take tn
Pace Of the present Board OF Trade Of which nearl
su the produce-dea1e1H me1uberB contaitte
should be appointed to inqu ire into tho e1pedency
The psn, aud tho benefits to- Be derived from IT,
Ess well known that there considerable dissatts
faction as TO tho benefits derived from member
ship In tho Board Of Trade
Mr. TAFT moved the appoint ment Of committee q
eeFen, e IeIo1s st future naeeng The p1oaety Of
Saited, and the Chair appointed a. such committee
Mesrs TAFT, Dexter, Bigelow, Cyrus, Good Lyon and
Mch1niama. NJ. Weaver and lfr. Richards were
added to the COMMITTEE
III. Cyrus submitted some sugksesaons for the Com
nttee to consider-Nuch the probable membership,
init thtion fee the place Of meeting and its cost the
articles be ao!d tho cost Of :eeg11s and the places
from which they sh.u be received.
Mr. TAFT was opposed to having the, COMMITTEES ham,
pcred- by instructions.
Mr. Cyrus explained that they ~ese intended for
suggestions merely.
Ir. Kngwf s.id 1t would be important to ASCERTAIN
whether retAu dealers would become mebcts of the
Association.
Mr. Cyrus motion, enabod51ng suggestions to the
was adopted.
The meeting then adjourn ed, subject to tho can Of
he Committed.
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.DEATEE5.


OAFENPORT-At l1:3u Frid.. Luc,}s ss.d
port. - ' ~ "1~' "~4-
me t9aSral M will take place At ha:~pss 10 ecloet to
tho l1th int, after upwards q t.
taonsos Pat,ent suffering, I'd. III A1acI,, much hrd
enid AND only dauater of +. ". and A. il. Russell tk=i
fgneEai from scsiiance. At Calumet areuae to Gaze
1~aa cemetery. oa Tuesday, I5tl inst, at3p.m.
slMPSON-Arru 10, 1874 Mis- afarzarrt Ana Sis-soz,
ago ID years and months.
Euntra! tnis morning. at 10 O'Clock from :he rrsats
ei aeF tatheE, Robert Simpson Arnold s1ee Eae
hill by carriage.
- Philadelphia papers plc.sc copy.
pEi rOMEits1At Sidney, Neb.. March =, ca.s'ss 2
Of this city. - @" N""'
IOUHG-!n ST. Lnnis,. No., on Thussd:,: ApHl J;
a1es snort iReEs cA:r1es s. Young 1sed y ]esxs a11
10 tuneTal fnok p!1co Nonde:, April from taa
OK the First scsbytcrian Csur5 and til eunas
were buried In Iellctoutalne Cemetery, St Luis.
ACHA!PAAN-April A a.! II. Mrs. Ca:hsdas l. Cnapueat
aged ~ 3sca1s and days.
faactai Monday. :!psii II =. O'Clock ftsm Tor ~
uctr 40 ~ West 1lnnzpe-st- ftleuIs o. ms a1+
ns 4te invited to attend. Carriages to Ross hiA.
= MnlaDDLER-Saturtlsy. bp. H., Mrs. S. ~. A!dd1,
1oI ~ JeAfo useful ucnber of socitJ aod fxithrl
Per OF tao titst Presbyterian Church at the restsos
aer son-tn Law, Alr. john HayHatd, $40 1ndiaoa~as
Funeral notice hcrcaftet
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meeting of proauce-dea1c1s was held yesterday
.sscfnoon IN one Of the parlors Of the Commercial
iiotc1 for the purpose Of forming Produce E.
change The attendance was quite lar1e, embracing
aearly one hundred dealers in butter ana epos'
.eese. fruit etc. Ms. Da rid Richards Was called tn
Tire chair, and Mr. John E. Covles Has chosen sec.
rclary.
When this much Was done, there eusued a ae,a
cal1 every wsiting for everybody else to sneak
arbt. Tie Chsiruan and Secretary put their head.
:cscthe:, and the result w7s = statement
oy tho former that tho object ~
The meeting was the formation Of an associaton n.
practical business men engaged IN handling produce
The huttec-aud-cheese in various parts Of tha
country had organized into Boards OF Trade ana te
plan had worked well. he believed that II the buai
aess ct Chicsgo to unite it wonld be suc-
resa, resulting to the advantage of producer, shir-
per, aud commission man. It was proposed to hold
meeting once twice day, md receive te1egrams
from New York concerning the state Of the market
Other information Of An advantageous character could
be obtained.
r. A1nory Bige1ow, IN order to set the ball rolling
moved that the Produce Exchange IL organized.
The Chair submitted the question, and declared It
carried.
Mr. TAFT Thought there should be moro complete
expression Of the sense Of the meeting.
Mr Cyrus said it would be well to inquirr into the
T1aoscal workings OF the proposed scheme before it
ras adopted.
Me. Dexter said It WIS eesentih to know to what az
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:Taou.r~ 1ae loss s been published, is ~ fol}o,.
nuaars o1 the Present year, tLe re;rn.s: In
eons;n VI 0lonaeo, Florestan T., died .na 7oy-
stead as aesnpeG1ediy called to reign IN hs
.Dsooeas up With prince1y aspira1;aaoas uos been
1ue contrary, during his educat;o1 In
E,sa Eton and then ut Cnmbridse b. ha nss ss
uaueu lepuoncan principles Of the nost u m
adm}rer dt.sis 80 ~ character; He was f1erotas ~
cash to aud IN paying Mr.. Bfadlaurb's Aa5 a5pe spare
expenses; he subscribed to tile AMI; etectlon
AssoG1at!on, the Birmingham ELucation Ite saT LAY
ano the Moman's Suffrage AssocIation AH1aeue,
sesps o1 1he news Of the accidental death -. r
Dag and departed for his ancestral ss;sase.ng
army OF Monaco, thirty nine stronrNnna lha
~ hospital with 4 wart On his tbrraS oe1oa
tlA"n up TO gire Eim d fitting recentio. ~,
,'. aot;e was attended BY two drummers and An4 ta
ensfe CIVIL service Of the realm, nnrnhar;ta na sha
PERSONS Some reports OF the TaToin.s 1ou1
caafacter OF the opinions OF the pr;,eao ;.otoo.fy fy
10 nave preceded him. He hastene1 nppeat
To CAIN the minds Of 4 disturbed cah;nnesfeft
assuring assuring them that he was merely - o3
~ ~, lo'lo"er OF Strauss rather rh,n -
II. Cumming, aud that the Catholic f,;th tLaa 70 o.
therefore, nothing to fear from him. ''@A oad
oat, after day Of power, the orin,r.,
n."cea " fance florestan proved too strona ~
MN. IT'S republican studies had not ic1i :o1
!n!o s1e patns or bntlerism, and hence h. ~ ~
~ SA3e*o@o @oAL LIS oLAt4 must ha
somewhere when there we're 1600 Offices to'ssn ~ sI
and only 1900 male Inhabitants ~ I" ~
lnro age. The official weekly renor,
Inc transactions OF his Einpdan, o1
gan to pail on bis tasja oe-
When 1t "as concerned with the procross ossa ~.
ware recovery OF tho private in the Guards ~ ~
nao the Witt On bis thumb, aud with tha n,aa sao
1rason OF another who had just caueht tn'1
the revenues Of the Kingdom wero chiedg d..~ ~
inon i,,o eamDlng saloon, whose proprietor vss
'ass then debating with himself Whether ~ IT,
ERECTION OF church, or tho establishmant 10 ~
ne sport OF pigeon shooting, would be tha nosa "
ootent attraction tor English visitors. prua .uao
'4orestan concluded to abolish the a,naa '..ea .aa
nostltnte national militia, to free tia r.oa aIa
fo1a police surveillance, to diseatahliah ~ ta
tate Church, and to establish q t.encs1;e+;, w
stoeracy." The people and the priesta tant ~ ~
'enco Tor while. but whom Gatiba1di rnsno.{, {a,
D an ln'1tatlon by coming 10 make shars ICY
the Palace, and slgnalized bis arrival h.
9erlng hls stock haTTangue against tha Ias.,;.s ~
10 PF7aclP1hty rose in revolt, Prince Fi"lss'
II WIS rescued from the fury of H. Inss
the cutlasses Of the sailors Of hjs Fh.Isu Iiuo
lcn1. An unmatum WIS offered to him to e,rs
- on the eubject Of reforming the schoSo1' SI'
hls he Indignantly rejected aud left his E;cs-
I'M to rake care OF itself, making nfterr.r3
'WeVer, the sober reflection, "As for nv ~
. ut Monaco, vent too fast. II tLer III. .s. ~
ck, which really think, for Their ~, ~. 10
ey bad better do, will 70 much slows -
this condition the important disuuta Testa ~. ~.
Q present. eN'' Ae'~a toR
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The bort men Of the Northwest hsve made Mr
Junberg the recipient Of an eegan. gold chain "a
parting testtfnun:al
Mrs- Marie de- Roode Carr1ck, tho Cincinnati vocal
IT. arrived last night and intends spending some
here with her aiatar Mrs Rce after tho concert
I day evening.
Tho announcement in evening paper to the effect
that tue matter Of Prof Swings preaching in accor
!uck Hail had 1allcE through, not because tho orgin-
tors OF the movement nyerse 10 carrying out
Their part OF the contract but because Of the objection
prominent members OF his church was rather prena
ture No definite action has yet been taken By either
l'nry bnt conference will shortly be held, mud the
1csutt VIII probobty be tho abandonment Of the uc-
ttor1acE Hall scheme.
The "Cacctatori dele Apin-Alpine Huuters-ap
Italian military organization Of this city. commanded
tiy capt lksgg1o, recently elected Gen. Gariualdi
hieftan Of their company, and have received tie fo
lowing acknowledgment
'Tharks for etoemed title OF the bonorary head
at your company. the Hunters Of The Alps.' A
e''tute to my hrothezs from, yours,
CArEREaA, Feb. "a.
The pareata and friends Of The pupils ut su1ivan,s
!}aneing Aeaaeny, on street, witnessed
various dances the programme together With n
variety Of character Dances gracefully executed
ind much admired. and the exhibition 30 SUCCESS
II that 1t will be repeated by request Saturday attcr
liooa. ~
THE LATE t.. TURNER.
meeting Of LAWYERS was held at the Law 1n.titute
to the death OF Col Thonas J. Turner, late prom
inent member Of the local Ear. Judge Dent called
t4c meeting to order, and, his motion, Judge !
b1otCe took the chair. Tho latter gentleman spoke
breds OF the sndness Of the occson which had caed
them together, and Of the respect which yas
Que due to fhe memory Of the deceased At the eonc,u
son OF ais REMARKS, Judge Dent moved the appoint
Hacnt Of committee to draft memorial resolutfons
= 4hs ChalE named Hcssrs+ Dent, Rogers, Donaey.
Ar. SWEET because Of the latter gentlcmans intimate
with the deceased. Ths meeting then
A1J0utuGQ subject to the ra1| nff
RESOLUTIONS, which is expected to report Saturday.
HOTEL AET1yALA |
Grand Paeifo-S. Il. II. Clark, Omaha Warren In !
ann ;rats Sew foEk j. stsrr Cincinnati; Henry G.
q B. Newton. Albany ,Shey7aan Houx1-M
:ohn' New York J. w; Forsyth. !. S. A.; T. c.
I Dnrfee, Dakota H. Bartlett New York: A. Kotn'
acG1egor fremont U~ute-E- G. Waldo, New !
,o.k; r. ". Wood, New York Gen. o. III. Poe a. ! ,
!, a.: 4. g: Patterson, Troy g.: y Watson. New
:. I'uf1ner Aouso-G. P. Bartlett, Boston O. |
!: Russeli Kochester: E. Toter Providence Il, +.
:. uagton, New York. - +
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While business Is q little quiet young r2en can get
the time that they 80 much need for Improvement
Education is the surest aud bcs. capital young man
n haVc- 1t is duty every young Owes to him.
self TO prepare In tho best possible manner for
ing his share OF the great activities Of the country
We know Of no plnce where can pe accomplished
IN this direction than Ut The bryant Stratton Bust
ness College, southeast corner State and WASHINGTON
streets. There IS no vacation during the s,m,uer
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We shall open Monday morning large assortment
OF new spring jackets from s. up Some very elegant
Roous. Some very desirable and scarce novelties In
nnlnnefy goods aad ahan show large assortment Of
trimmed hats and bounets and IN elegant stoc ~ NJ
allS', eaahnleres and brantines ut cxtrernc,y lo-
H.'ess. Ao1cHkis, PAIafEa Co., 1877 aud 13o s:ata
, 1874-04-12

That Opening at 244 Wabash Avenue,
The millinery opening Ut al Wabash aven1oc
Wednesday and Thursday iast has been pronounced
'oy the fhEong OF ladies who feasted their eyes On
pretty things there displayed, most decided sue
eeas. The display OF flowers 1aces French chn. ana
ind the thousand and things our ladies' love to 3D.
:aife has never been surpassed At any Chicago o,,e
lug BEFORE and Mme Gelineau deserves credit for f3
pleasure she bus Afforded tho fair ones 0
, 1874-04-12

Thousands ask the QUESTION, but tho process Is onjy
Aho~n' IN shs country, to the enterprisug rbotos-
Eaphe'7 E. L. Brand l. Co., No. 5g6 Wabash avenue
In hia recent trip to Europe, Mr.. Brand found tho
" Souvenir " Immensely Popular In Paris, The effects
produced are artistic, and uncqu.c sy any the- p;c
turc No such can be produced in any other stys OF
Picture ~ @'S -
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Wa11 Panar

1hose who vera familiar with Chicago be::orp tte
hfe Will easily remember and associste Ta,n,,o1nh
street with the Wallpaper business Is betu IT, chfef
CENTRE To those who arc intending to use wal, %
and shade goods We would recommend tha 7arc. 49,,
Hel'-selected stock OF M:ckey Deyeresu1 r snd -
Randolph street, near State. :" @4o -
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~ an asucie gfTe such universal satisfaction IA
hirkwooda inhaler for the permanent cn1r ~
1hes are recommended b5 many Of our 1eadioc ,,br
ese'ans. Call and examine them. Eel, Mann h ~
sf western Agents. 1c3 Wabash avenue. corner
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one, Was that when tho mail-car11er delivered tho
Letter voluntarily and without fraud to parties Iu the
house. that At the moment OF such delivery by said
nal-earr1es the Jurisdiction Of the United states
cc'eed, and all remedy must be Under the StAte or
local laws. decision On exactly this point has not
been made in this District BEFORE and consequently
~ importance, For want OF Jurisdiction In tho
United ssotes, tie defendants we're discharged.
, 1874-04-12

| THE POLICE HTS.
The West Side poco Court prc s;ed nycr 1t rr.+;,
[ Scullr has for the mast faw 4,rs non rr,..1 49,,
,n. -as.a.,. A us pass .s" Jays .si unusually dul
of business befoto that trbuna tho 1scE list pre
senting the Of ffty-four offenders, sgans
whom anes to tho amount Of ses5 were nesessed .ni
| 81 "'@ e'1'ee'ea' .........
John D. Ryan and Danic1 Sullivan. who engaged In
las hs the % boy
sf GG5 IT, and the
bsii-Eyan s. CO. and su,1;van efao 0n"e6 tae saiao
James oDonne1l, the rnfi.n who go brut.tv beat
Mrs Susan Wallace ut No. 30 North Union street,
earee Of asau to DO y "a to
After hearing the evidence the case the charge vas
changed to that Ct dsordery, and The prisoner was
sent to the Bridewel whrro he Will haye no oppor-
tuny to exercise his muscle on hclpieas women Tor
Dennis c,,eh.n j., ,u,s .5..,s, ~ p,nao,,, .+noo.
near to bridge was before Jnstsc avs VIZ S1
Police y:terdsy % 10 ese to sSs hs
~ a u leee5ue stoen properly, knowing the Same
t1a ana aso chaFge Of violating
.ant tlaluc' ihe tsaat vas continued III Tuesday
n Lnas n man Ga1agnan oers Inducements 70
purchasing from them The stolen property and two Of
nas f ~ele ID az ~ 1e .o IN the Eer
!e&is uEdef the charge OF larceny Their Ctses weTc
on,, 49, ~ a@S 1haEsIEn'
q young man possesseo o1 many aliases, crooked
eye and N nnli1ai'ed amount ot check, WIGS walked
mo .ao Iehtfa1 station ycstsrray afternoon by
whosn real nnma is not ~. Iaa ha, man,
plying for the past few 1ceka is nne ,ennsrirgg
onIy tho possssson 1f ucryo on1 y nn,n},ar ~
blank checks With tie fo,1ner the youno man IN
nnestion 1ron1d r,,n ~ occer,-fs n;th a ~. -
merchants round town, aud "i.cn sufficiently round
eaness With check filed uut in due form aud |
f!Gned ~. L." Ho"ard," " J. Myers" "John |
~ na1.nle OF some other equally haudy |
na!ns. Mis 1eetesuAy ne "11te9 upon Hudoph !
ManaeI, Ger11n boosnaker. at No. leo Van buren !
street, bought pair Of boots, aud hnde1ed in pay
.uett euecH upon cay onnk. Nal!heT decided not
~ fts ~ Log poots unl4 ne had caste the check,
aho lei hs so5c N order 70 do so 2safsng instruc
return Shortly after biz Iennr.1rc H., ma, .;.h th
crooked eye and many aliases showed wish to depart
liEew5se Int the Clerk Fred Daitx Iy name 6cc;na
to let him do co. fight ensucd, which resulted IN
the worstng CT Deitz who rushed OF for assistancc
aud meeting Detective Tyrre g.ye the swi adler into
custody On the person Of the prisoner found
number Of pawt.-tickets, showing how Ao lad |
disposed Of his iE-gotten goods. and eeverai
blank checks On city banks. many OF thern !
ready sigue Letters IN his possession Showed tut
ns gwen name vas Ni1ia1n aud that ao had uncle
naned L. F. L. Cochran, an attorney nt S,rtp1fe1d
N aurt named alrs. Mann, friend named Hobert |
Magruiy and sweetheart and wife aoon To- I've.
named Mtnuie Wright. It is sad to dwell upon, but I
Of cheeks On hant ~ ,.s h; 1 careless
ros,t vii defer for Soma 1non,hs hsrn s 1900. Sg no de,
-.-.
TIM +rf,1 ~ r.ros s1stIt;AASEous. @ 49,;
T. ese7 S W .ne te9uaf calendar of the
morrow rnornc haSord 5,a sc.1N san com1aeo:e to-
N1'@'s 'As i31~40oct u 'ns Il" ,
I. D. Sqnirrs, dealer in leaf-tobacco vttbnut n,v
, 1874-04-12

ana no norc complaints f:oa the Kitrbe, f.od,.,a
out hut !" Earstow Arti-Chnker Grown cook s,o,o
Snd fas enjoy the comforts Of life Unless The r,i'
nary department is perfect domestic felicity IN
s1o'e B1ngs Bros, sole agents, corner sate Ind W.,
Buzcn streets. '@@@
, 1874-04-12
Ean-a Hr;1o

Wallpaper at Hilger, Jenkns + Fa1oa,a. I'M s.,..
prices 8, 10, H. Is, and 20 cents pe yo an,
81 nne soods In proportion c.. and examine their
me anu extensive stock before purchag,uc
, 1874-04-12

% e@3o 1@tSk El3CE3 TO BZly
naIu""Fe' stoVes tnTare, aud ali kinda OF ousefur
n,snng goods Is at the store Of E. Lowell Co.. No,
.ss "est Aauson street. Chicago. New goods, new
prices, and agents for new American coot Sow,
sand heater, aud Paragon range Stores stored dnrno
summer. ~ >AA@446
, 1874-04-12
Il Sell, Not 4 SALE.

.nn;.,, From u: -Seso Eedtord Mercury.
r. AmiaoIe ahop-keepers deserve 10 be csnon;7.a
here IL an illustration OF the traia ~ ..k:sI
they aro constantly subjected. Oue idsnn.esoa mn,eo
oa7' ~han Eolus kleps, and tbs tharmo1nattee.r te.
, 1874-04-12

The PoFe's directions for the celebration bY
the Church Of tic Jubilee Of King Victor En,aa
nels twenty five years. reign are 1hat his Majes-
Piedmont ana Lisuria, and, BY regular treats
Of ccssion, King OF Lomb2rdy and Veuetia, ths
Jubilee was to ba celebrated in all the chu1cbe,
OF these provinces, and 'Te DeumB'' are to be
chanted. In the churches Of the rest Of I,s1y.
where the king is considered by the Pope as i
temporary, Megitimate master, no church ces
bration Of tho Jubilee Is to take p|eca.
, 1874-04-12
PIANOS.

4 MAGNIFICENT PASO-SEW AyD ELEso1s<s:
rosewood pisnofo.tc, 55 octa1e, aSsaae ks.3aI ss
anely CARED legs and 1re from tbs eslsbr1;eo R
p Lswinaki CO.., New York, Besn, AID Pa!is, srs II
iaF stern price, $780, will SELL wisb stool koo
les than half that amount. Cali thi, o. anf = Ia
tnts Hnok, At pt4rato xoxldooes So WaAhtpg
rolla2.1b up-sts1sa.
, 1874-04-12

III you are courting gir]." says . C.lNa.
nla paper, "etick to her, now matter how lsrg,
her fathers feet aro.s "'e''
, 1874-04-12
SOCIETY MEETINGS.

CHICAGO CoNMANpEET, 80. 1e. K. T.Ntz-
heIs are hereby notified sproas ss tho A.y1+ MonN
eTon.ES. Apfil H. At uclack. Ipr dill {i:in1 -
hhlEha cpu1teously invited. EY or;.t OF tho L. C.
GEO. F. SINCLAIR, ae2o1tts
, 1874-04-12
MARRIAGES.

n1~. -. -
NJ 1IosAt asIbUKS5-April 9. at tho Church Of IL
both Vi this city. ~ '&A9 o84@
e:MGGU1KE-lOHG-Ou April S. by tho RcvEHF
Of this city. N7' ~ "1sa11e IL
= Rocnester. n. r. papers please copy.
, 1874-04-12

Ia FAYETTE CHAPTER. No. T. r. 4. N-H.a Z
~ aoazoe-st Regular e'ns"rA:ao Moatay evcaias ~
Is. AZ ~ O'clock for husineex OF Importance " sf+
member: All hereby uat,acd attend. Ey eis.a
the Il. E. II. f. f. n THICKER See1sta5