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New-York tribune., 1874-07-07
NETWORK LIVE STOCK MARKETS

BEEYES-Frosh offerings yesterday and today Wy Wy
isa cars &C Jersey Oy and $50 crs at One ~
s total OF fSs oera or A6to head. making sis Ior ,
weot against 10 100 last week, and s66 for the cO
ponding week Lass year. 1he market has ruled es ~
tromeY dull al tho week, aud OF the full receipts %
Friday ass scarcely moro ttan ouo-haf could be sos
at reduction OF moro than 10. .. These unsvs
cattle OF Friday mostly sale yesterday ana W
day and with tho sss OF fresh cattle, made an un
sually large odering. Buyers had the market nuoa
their own way ana took what they wanted at their evs
prices which were variouslY estimated and ~
ported ss . reduction OF Sc.9lc. y n, CON.
pared with the figures q week ago. The qualify, wa
very satisfactory Only Is OF TexaHs were snoss
and none Of these were common. while upSAiS "a
SO carloads heavy Kentucky steers and more tnss
80 cars we're good TO prime steers from Illinois ANs
Of tbc best nApye steerl We're sold st l2a4lst
New-York tribune., 1874-07-07
Qearntrs.

A experienced principal of pqblic schools
wishes TO msts An ENGAGEMENT ofbeIt ,sr Ailref j. H.
TnbuEe Once. Harlem.
New-York tribune., 1874-07-07
lusIrutnon.

For Young Ladies-City.
DAERTS INSTITUTE,
IL Miss NJ A. r. Philips, Principal
ENGLISH. FRENCH, AND GERMAN BgARDING AND DAY.
SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES. will REOPEN % No 20
Bs Fieth-,i Madison and Fhyes Number of boarding
pup limited IA Prof KCPAL viii be resident Professor
Q The German Language AMI Literature.
KINDERGARTRN
Mrs KRAUSB BOELTB sni Prof KRAUS formerly Of No Gsm
ercv-psrk will open their KINDERGARTEN INTERMEDIATE
GLASS MOTHERS CLASS. TRAINING CLASS FOa KIN
DERGARTNERS at 20 T. FIehs where applications
he 4Iep or bv letter
New-York tribune., 1874-07-07

WI English anl German Boarding and Day SCHOOL for
Young girls Nos AMI Bast FIFTY hrist NewYork
viii ln October ], when all
pupils be New co wall report sept Z5h when
wi be o ass them
New-York tribune., 1874-07-07

AND III o'CLoCt
rnnn n Z
New-York tribune., 1874-07-07

uENDRICK INSTITUTE, No. 25 West Goth
Young Ladies and Delicate ChIdrenApphcauoas for
Thorough
all the departments sARAH l. hENDlCh, PHncpsL
MRS. SYLVANUS REEDS
, 1874-05-20

Lord Jesus Christ which WAS given for you to
proaeryo your bodos and aoul8 unto everlasting
fife,' and whom 1ie dollvoreth thu bread, lo
shn1l eny; 'Take heed, eat this bread In TO-
membranes that Christ died for thee, sud food
on Him in thy heart by faith, with thsnkagiv-
'nF:'" e." oo,nro,,,o, ,,ro rocomm,rdoa t,.. tho
rubric aud formula, before delivering tho cup bo
30 changed ~ to correspond with tho foregoing.
Tho report Was unanimously adopted, and
Dalhop Cionoy offered prayer Of thanksgiving
for the harmonious result Of tho deliberations on
this question.
Il Tho Rov stcphen r. TYug, Jr., thon ad-
dreasod tho Council.
II wan resolved to hold tho next annual Ooun-
IN cl1n1Hr's CHURCH, CHICAGO,
on tho SECOND Wednesday in Dlay, 1876.
A motlon WAS offered that tue Council proceed
to tho election Of anothor Bishop, which caused
An amendment to the motion waB adopted to
tho effect that tho General Committee bo ona-
powered to call ameoting Of tho 1oncral Council
whenever IN their judgment m emergency calls
for O moeting Of tho whole Church, which would
cover the elections OF Biehopa or any general
business which may occur.
Col. Ayerigg and Bishop Cunamina vera chosen
as Delegates to tho next convoontion Of the lreo
Church Of England, md tho Rev. 1Iossrs. VIM
doyer and Morgan as altornates.
MISSIONARY MEETING.
A missionary meeting was held this e7ontnB
unlor tho auspices Of tho Council, Bishop Cum
Blsllop, tho Rev. Alr. AfcFaddon, Of Colorado,
tho Rey. Alexander Griswold Tying, Of Poorin.
ILL.,; tho Hon. Stewart Woodforl, and Bishop
Cheney, after which The Council resumed itB aes-
sion, and, afterIadoptinK the minutes Of the pre-
vioua moeting adjourned.
, 1874-05-20
INDIANA DOCTORS.

The Sfato Medical Hoclcty-E1cctlon of
Officcry, and Other Eeneral Uu.i-
ueBs.
.. Special Dispatch 70 Tns Chicago Tribune.
1NpIASApoI1s May 19.-The Indiana Btata
Medical socioty mot this morning In annual ses-
sion at Indiana Medical College. Ono hundred
delegates from county soc'otios and auxiliary
mombors were present, DR.. Hobbs, President, in
the chair. Dr.. G. Y. Wooden, Secretary. DR..
". T. Henry. OF Plalnaeld, DR.. I. q. Walker,
indianapolis, DR.. Bailey, spiceland, wero
appointed . Committee on. crodontials,
names nam for G membership. Tso Secretary f report.
eli that he had dropped from tile list Of member-
ship all who had failed to pay their annual
assossmont, that he had forwarded the trana-
changed with othor State Medical societies and
that he had boon notified that several
now county societies layo been organized.
Tho Treanurer reported, showing balance
IN the Treasury after paying nll dues
Of sss,92o. Tho reports woro referred to tho
aud recommended their adoption. Conourred In.
Tic Publication Committee reported showing
that an trregularity had arison, which caused the
Committee to leave paper OF DR.. Earl out Of
tho printed proceedings, The matter involved
forred to the Committee On Ethics.
THE ELECTION OF oFFIoERa
resulted Us follows: Dr.. J. Caaseberry, Of Evans
yille President; Dr.. Wilson Hobbs, Knights
town. Vice President g. Y. Wooen. IndianAp-
oils, Secretary ]. r. Woodburn, indianapolis,
Treasurer F; A. ". Davis, indianapolis, Libra
rian.
Several papers woro road and discussed during
the day, and tho Presidents address waa read to-
night and discussed.
The session will closed tomorrow evening.
, 1874-05-20

The Produce Markets.
NEW yonn, Mny lo.-corSos-pull; middltns up
land, ls5lc futures closed easy. sales bslo:
s isj ssas 5u2 e Il iii Asg'
eopts, Io00 brls. Rye aour cornmeal unchangod.
%sss ss3ead oSss sas ss{ s9ss isiSei
kee .6a@1.54 ungradsd Town aud minnesota spr!ng,
srn sl:o; ,nsesior sprns, sls5Si1s; xosthwss!
orn, SLED. Ryo more active; Canada, In bond,
nssy s sa ,s ss and 1sss. EsSng 91s s
Oats opened steadily but elossa heayy receipts 10000
bu; mixed Weatern, s4@e5o; white Western, oe0
I1r-F!nn st.l.1o@11b.
QoFrKK-Dull.
BuoAK--Firm,
MoLAssRs-Etrm.
R1oE-Unchangod. ,..... --..
TunrENT1Nz-steady at 800.
pAoy1s1oss-perk lower: new ness, s17eo@ls.oo
es Hssu H n:ss Sn si,ssaseS saas; sssy .s
SSasssz-SS;aiss 4 i ii$Sloo. S$i
p0r71n-S'''a1 Fnin.Dkzsffii. HfE Mtfsfni 2'@''''
eaiss saS sssi sapsssns ass H.
:p Is 2s jss ssa a. ~ I yss9 jcss sst
mixed, 85H@soo. oasa active; white' esSa'Ho !
uass and higher Mssa Pork $500.
pErNoIEun-Firmor; refined. 1s>l90lsA; crude
nominal Ct oAc.
BALTIMORE, May .-nMEApsrurrs-Flonr dull
aud unchanged Wheat dull and unchanged. Curn
strong and scarce; old mtled Weatorn, a4Jd0385o !;
nsw, s,N9a.s oas rmsr .na scarce; woateEa Mixed
pnoy1sloNe-Bteady llttle stocf Offering, With ad-
, 1874-05-20
W0RKINGh1EN'S MEETING.

8pecfas Ulspatch % IAs Cklca9o 1T35uns,
sr. PAUL, Mnn., hlay 10.-An open-air meot-
Ing Of workingmon WAS held In tho
Court-uouao square last night, numbering
ahout COO, The principal address. WIS BY
against currency imitation and In favor Of
npeedy roturu to apocla payment. The burden
Of his apeeoh was the imposBibility Of relieving
tho financial pressure by increasing the volume
OF irrcdoemnble currency. His spooch appeared
to DO vol received and to agree with the ma
jority continent of the mooting. Gov. Davis
thus places himself opposite Senators Ra1nHey
and Window, wloae votoB have been in favor Of
imitation. The resolutions OF the meattng wora
substantially the Same as those Of the Chicago
meeting.
, 1874-05-20

Tha General Aspect in Now York City.
NEW YonR, May 10.-A committee OF tho
Wom ems Temperance Union waited upon the
Excise Commissioners yesterday to urge the con-
aideration Of their propositions for tho Btricter
enforcement OF. tue Excise lava. The Commits
Bioners assured tho women of their intention to
carry ont the laws aa fully as possible, and OK
eution OF thoir dntos. They are not. for In
etanco authorized to prosecute In tho courts
for civil damages. and IN cases whore
@ %heh msie Sotons of the Exc aW
heg ind Il 'n' tic
ee4t. o6a4h .as Gt nunSss ts in hot tho va srns sa
with the District Attorney since March
last seventy complaints, with proof OF Judgment
agaiuBt Offenders, but only two indictments layo
boon found, and the District Attorney has said
portancs that it would ho somo time before thoY
Ill could be reached. AZ to tho general aspect
Of the temperance question, recent statlstics
have developed tue fact that In New York City,
in 1878, tho cases Of drnnkenness worc 20 per
cent Less than in Brooklyn or Boston, proper
tionatoly, and intomperanco and the crtmes re-
sulting from II had decreased so per cont within
Aelves satisfied, and stated that they would ut
once lend their energies toward influencing the
District Attorney to more rapid disposal Of the
complaints. Prayer was made and the Commit
toe withdrew.
Tho Liquor Dealers Protective Union mat last
evening. Tho COMMITTEES on the Excise Bonrd
reported that they, Ind called upon the Excise
the latter had treated them very rude1y calling
them "outlaws rand "rebola." Resolutions
we're adopted by the association, recommending
that aealors make no application for licenses
fairer terms. and also declaring that when NOM
bors arc intorfered with by tic Excise Board,
, 1874-05-20
TEXAS,


The Wheat and Cotton 0xops-ship.
Encnts OF Fresh Roof to tho East.
DENN1sox, Tex, May 19.-The wheat crop In
this region is now out Of danger, and will be the
largest and best ever raised ia Northern Toxas,
New wheat will DO in market here BY tho 1et
of Juno. A. large breadth Of land is planted in
cotton. and looks finely. Dusinesa ia reyiying
crowded With Immigrants, wlilo the prairio
roatls are lined with people in wagons seeking
new homes. The Texas q Atlantic Refrigerator
Company have added great improvements to
their slaughtering works here. and are now kill
ing 100 beeyea daily. They will soon slaughter
GOD. They own 100 cars built to transport fresh
beef to st. Louis, Chicago Now York, aud Bal
contros during tho soason. Beef cattla aro now
getting fat In this State.
, 1874-05-20
LEGAL INTELLIGENCI0.

Peculiar Suit to Recover Dividends
Paid by a bankrupt Bank.
Special Dspateh to The Chicago 141buns.
MADISON, Wis.,, May l9.-Judgs D!odgatt Of
Illinois, presiding In the United States Court to-
day, began trial expected to last several days,
Of the suit Of the Assignee in bankruptcy Of the
Bank of Madison agaiuht Simon Mills for five
years' dividends. whom it is claimed the bank
defsnso and w. F. Villas III : for the 1 prosecution.
The jury is composed entirely Of Rock County
men, so that. with an outsils Judge and jury,
m impartia1 trial is secured.
, 1874-05-20
No. rea $1:es@i .s6; No. do, u.4s, Corn .t..av
No. do, 6Go; white, Coo, ~" "es'ssn, QUO !
Observation-Disclosures

ES g. s:'s ia %s:,,a Sssa .sssy
rHFn0hn0A-un'hrae|sa nHe|si'o,r
DETROIT, May -DnEsDsruuyrs-r ru ,,u.
sre q Sia 9Tsr: rs M What @ Ha snd ';s ssr.
@ Sors sr ~ and r IT, 'sssa osts Il +. s bs.t
m9nd aud fu11 pr,ce, q doS Stkfss5e k5'a 4 A
100 bn. ''' ''''~ ~'' "'''''' ''00 ou corn
sHr"Fr7sflo"f siX11aS:, 1Sqp ns': wheat 1e,oeobu:
,o5ise ssad G It as! sss ''o077'Fon'y limited
q" aa "ssR Al @ 90 Sdrn sssy % Ms
Data fair aud firm at 52aaG0c. 1syo scarce aud dr;
nonn'tna1!y n,t sl;15. Barley dill and unchanged.
Eaoa-Fair and firm at l3o.
81 Panovlsiona-pork 70 in light dorand holders firm
s|aon s3a,1n "skea Isra in light dorn4n holders Em
EE All md IT, :sis sodsrs lae1s hs At dges
sIeo sIsnr aas. r " soun.ry oat uo 1t % clear
Hs eenr ao1d tsoy =. "s iso; s eler '%s' 1os '@@
"'''ff-f''F ~ NEw ay''e onLaSsa 4 "a.
wo hsw onnn1Ns M Msy a!a .l at o
oor. M,sxTMnM ac,lnaa 1onisana, oso oiuonna s1o1,
oor7ox-Dn!l; aa1ea $50 balo. ;:prtces x@1o low
1shs: iow Hiddnss + strist Isz add!i %idd!!ns 1915 isS
good middinag. 18TaisSc 1auainEs 6aS f,fs.'
EXPORTS uo,1o Stock al 4G tains fynaoid s,t cuen
ing 33, 800 bales. 0~''~N 0o'NN' 1~'1 '~0S '''A-
a0h'-l''*' 'ah'' fSiRgSo. Hs RgsSs1an; sterling s''+s
ToLKpo. O., May MInnAnsrurr.-F,our du,
Michigan $i,58Ga1 60H: extra do Ii .os: nmhor Mch
igan AZ; seller ji,no 81 is: No red ii sd: No
Dayton and Michigan rod, 81 ~; No, ] rod $1M:
rsieuted do, 41.00; Mo. amber Illinois, ~ Cow
fais ana hr1n hlgh mixed, pelior Julu G0xo; july
10 10 august. 7oAo; low raxed, Goko no grado
67So; damaged, a2Ec: oata dull and unchanged,
a n oots aCo iUv 1 of'a; wheat 5000 bu corn
HAfpa1HT@h-Flo''r aat ~ 1000 brs; wheat 200 bu;
eosa' o'ooo ou OATS atqgV; ~;
n u,,, MiaWnUhEE. - --...
ate emu u1ncnnangea n "heat far and frm; No. Obi
GaRo 5l;19; Nc =, $1.26A; acllar june, $1.25X;
80 Torn steady; No. 2, eic. nyo acarce and nr1n.
basley dul anu nominal No. 2, SLIGO No. g. $l.l0
tAoV1sloAs-tirtn. McBs pork trm at $l7.25. Hams
ana a nac@sa nomnally unchanged. Lard scarce and
attn R:o,.u. ,,,.,. ~, ooo,.-,-
nEuErIs-l!ent, n.. GU gog 6fls: Wheat 1e .oo0 bn.
nh4tAENTs-ftoar ia,nou bEiR; wheat, g. GOO bu.
BUfEALO.
Ia mouTEALo, t.s MaY le,-BnEADsruFFH7S Wheat arm and
~ ~ HE aoMana eoeK meagre; Haes ,oeo ut. ct
Sl.t3lor Wh1se nnd whito Michigan Nos and Mil
1 w1uaeo On On ?. :; Corn IN good demand and Arm
Sasu @ ootueo ~ No meseru !1t9f1Hc 0afs quiet
sn9 naa1 sa19S tgou pn NO. Western at t7o IN lots.
1AhaAEs-oncaahgGu.
I Dr. ro,,. 1r.u,o -. n. LOUIS; 1s;r&,.
H;ii TT LOUIE MAY hlssl9-coE1os-Nominally unchanged;
onEApaIuEFs-fionr active anu arm for low grades,
g rauglng lfoH .oul9bIo' wheat hriner: good ghip-
pug uaol4nu lot HprlD8 mo. ChlCaBot IL 10 winter
, 1874-05-20

Special D38patcA To The Chicago Tribune.
NEW YONG, May 1o.-TAc last actof the Coun-
I'll Of the Reformed Episcopal Church was to
hold missionary moeting, Which took place this
pvening. At the meeting 1t was estimated tint
the expenao Of tho Church for the ensuing yenr,
IN the way OF contributions to various charitable
Institutions, evangelical aoc,eties, etc., would he
100000. The bum Of 81 GOO waa at onco raised
in the meeting. and $10, ,000 more was pledged
and can be collected at my time. Tbis would
not convey tho idea that tho young leaomina-
tion m,l IL YER very poor; r, c..n,.n
the Church Of tho Holy Trinity, Protestant
Episcopal, has been + constant attendant nj the
Council and Inns manifested q profound interest
in their proceedings. He made brief aadresa
Of Liz remarks. :. Ie said That t'''he he
End his congregation were heart and
eoul with tho Reformed Episcopal Church,
Or. Tying lias always adhered to certain l,rin-
church, though he is recognized BY tlo protes-
tant Episcopal Church aa one Of itH branches.
1Io has long becn thought by many to
70 hanging over the, ohahm between
tassn. tss ds%G%'.on MN and tue IN rfsSh wS
side 10 would eventually drop. It is believed
here that lo intonds joining tho new secession
from bis sect. Until tho prosont, It has scemad
uncertain whether hiu church would so with him
were ho to talo SUCH action, and he has refused
to aponk definitely on tho subject, but hla
words to-day would seem to denote tl,as this
point, at laast, Is settled.
It s understood that DR.. Babiuo will resume
tho charge OF hin old congregation, tho Church
Of the Atonement, which has desired him to
como back to thon,, new principles aud all.
nrw yonr r. q; S'.ssa a si";l, ts;l NJ n,,,or,,
Council resumed its sessions thia morning, Blah-
op Cheney presiding. The service for tho
ADMINISTRATION OF 4 coaiMuN1oN
wab reconsidorcd, mud debate took placo In re-
gard to the worlu l,Hol at the doliveranco Of tile
clements. It was voted to appoint Committee
Of Conference on the subject.
Dishop Cheney reported from tho Committee
a unanimous accommodation that tho rubro and
formula boforo delivering BREAD should bo
changed 40 as to road s1'on aiall tue minister
first receive tho communion hlmaolf,
and proceed to deliver tho same to the minister
assisting, and aftor tint to the people, and before
delivering the bread Ae shall Hay 70 all cou,muni-
cauts then around tho tablo; 'TAe body Of cur
, 1874-05-20

PHILADELPHIA, hIay lo.-wool strong. with an ad-
vancing tendency; stock scarce Ohio, Pennsylvania
extra. 55@t7o modium, eo@o7Hc coarse, l6@66o
New York; Michigan, Indiana, and Western fine, 4s5
wa.hod, o2@7os eombing unwashed, 100 i3o Cans.
da combing. eo@G2c: ane. os@37i1o.: coarao and
an %as sae
pulled, 41]6(G48c, so
, 1874-05-20

CLINTON, a., May IA llre At o'clock last
night burned MCCULLOUGH d Co.'s drug store,
Bartons meat market, Henry'a confectionery.
and Nicholas vacant building. The loss Ia
$4,000; tho insurance. $4,000, az follows {:
e1,000 in tho Hawkeyo, OF Des Moinea; $500 In
tho Allamania, OF Cleveland, O.; $500 In the
Bangor, Of Maine; $500 In tho st. Paul Fire md
Marino. Several barns and shodB we're burned.
and two families we're burned out.
, 1874-05-20
FIRES.


1owEI1 MasH., May ia serious fire broke
out thiB forenoon In the pioker-room Of the
Hamilton Company. its cause ia unknown.
Considerable cotton Was consumed and the ma-
ohinory badly damaged. The flames also got in
to the main mill by running along on an oily
belt. The assistance Of tho Fire Department
was not called for, but after hard struggle for
Rn hour. tho employees Of the Company e1tin-
gutshed tho fire. Tie loss Ia computed It el5, 900
Or 0,Q00.
, 1874-05-20
Call for Republican and Farmers
Convention III Will County, Ill.

Special Dispatch 10 The Chicaoo Tribune.
JOLIET, ILL.,. May 10.-The Chairman Of tho
Republican County Central Committee to-day is
sued call for a County Convention for juno 70,
to Bolld delogateB to tho 8tate Convention. Tho
Farmers County Convention will be hold on
the Both fnAt. The Republicans arc disheartened
and divided, and tho Farmers will mako q clean
Rwaap IN this county this falt.
, 1874-05-20
MICHIGAN LUMBER INTEREST.

SpeofaE Dftpaleh 70 I'ht Ch9cago Tribnne,
EAar SAGINAW. May 10--On account of high
water tug Tittabawaasee Boom Company las
been obliged to suspend operations tor tho
presont The water Is 80 high at Midland that
Iarkins mill mas obliged to shut down. The VA
tor came up In the engne-room.
, 1874-05-20

Er. THOMAS. Ont, hIay 10.-1ntelligencs has
just bcon received from Aylmer, Of a largo fire
1T that place. Between thirty-hye and forty
buildings are reported destroyed, including the
took all before it, on each aide OF Main street.
There are no particulars. as telegraphio COM
munication ia interrupted.
LOSS, 100000. Supposed to be inoondlary.
, 1874-05-20
LEGAL,
%oemIS Ea

~
whereas Daniel Pratt and Charles g. symonds, ~ Ar
snk u hs so 81 Ne Yo sa spd
q hs and. aud prsinse4 hsra!nst.ef dasoriodi sad
e y Of uo ~ sstd sss o fSts, Ns
xs5 ros sn sa "a {, ia osa .ss & =
tWo s'9',,ssa sS5ss Il ap situate
tlon It pulo private ssle such tor,a and cond
tsses 81 ss o,tae beis the lid. he1eaaa & e.
::s:5 = :sa
ala Asseues. g oraor T. facilitate tho :ao # ssd
h r. ss sn M s'assy ~ s na a oo
tiuns heIsinattor sated Nav. therefore, abilo 10.
oo L hereby giyea that tho undoregaod.
iSSs hus..s Hill 3ase n II
%ssts$ss sss II ss
t'e VII bring ali and .In9alsf, tho ieilswnE Do.
Momencc, Ia ths Va,nty 81 KnnkaEoe. aud stats 81
eoysn l5 ta noSh hs soosa tWasS LIS. osesg ssosps
q ,ai seoon .wso" "as'ss ~ &c e.
and ths la Of tho santhws.t auaster Of Section
thS 4: Il s ssaon % vi ss
talng sos g. acres sss toEothor with ths
tnn.otea.ss a9d .ppastsaenses thersuIto helanglnx
ery of leod Tor ths sao. aud the Iaance In eight
s4Ks as tsY.t Aeed q ~, ~ 'hs proialsas soid
. dRAH!Et:s d|i1HEts s! SSEEEStosps. :.
''"aA'A u 'a0 a'''' u ~" Wiz. II. ooMgTooK.-
, 1874-05-20
POLITICAL,


Election Of United states Senator in
COnnoctiCllts
NEW HAVEN, o., May 10.-A vote for United
States Senator was taken to-day In the State 6en-
ate and House. OF twonty votos, W. ". Eaton
(Democrat) received 1G. aud Of 297 In tho House
Eaton received 131. senator Buckingham re-
ceiyed votes in the Senate and 78 In the House,
David A, Wells got voto the HouBe, aud Joseph
Il. Nawley II. Tie Legislature will moet to-
morrow In joint convention and confirm the elec-
tion Of Eaton.
, 1874-05-20

A DULL HEADACHE, NO APPETITE, CosTIvE.
NESS. AND Low SPIRITS, ARE SOME OF THE IN.
DIOATIONs oF BILIOUS ATTACK, ARISING
FROM A TORPID LIVER. DIR. JAYNE's SAM
TIVE PILLS WILL SOON RESTORE THE LIVER 70
NESS FROM THE SYSTEM. AND ASSIST IN BRING.
ING ADoUT A REGULAR ACTION OF TH8
BOWELS.
, 1874-05-20

Special Dtpatch to J'he Chicago Tribuns,
PEORIA, Ill.,, May 10.-Portman & Aubertine'a
furniture factory, at Washingson ILL.,, was totally
destroyed BY fro at All oarly hour tllis morning.
Loaa about $10. 600, with but $1,000 insurance.
Tho origin Of tie fire IL unknown.
, 1874-05-20
FERRY At. BURLINGTON.

Special Dtpasoh 70 Th4 Chicago Yrf6une
BURLINGTON, H., May 13.-To-dAy tho organ
,izatiou Of = Joint-stook Ferry Company com
posed OF oltizons Of this city was perfected The
obJeot OF the organization Ia to establish ferry
between this ciV and the Illinois slde There
, 1874-05-20
CRkSsHoPPERS IN MINNESOTA.

Sr. PAUL, Minn., May 19.-Kail accounts from
southwestern parts of the State represent TINT
the ground is literally alive with young graHs~
hoppora, which have already commenced eating
tho vegetation. II they remain the prospects,
Of q crop arc hopeless.
, 1874-05-20
BURIED BY FALLING WALLS

C1No1NSAr1, May 10.-A three.storv brink
house corner Of Perry street and Central ave.
nuo, rented to J. J. Murphy, who used IL a. =
dron, and hired Gill, upstairs, tnmbed down to-
night into = pilo OF wood, brick, and
mortar. buryinR Eve persona IN tie rujus, M.
, 1874-05-20
TEtEGRApHlC BREVITlE8.

The Illinois River nailroad is progressing.
Traok-laylng will eomlnanco ut Joliet on or about
juno /, Tie rail Ia to be furnished by the North
Chicago Millg.
Dol. David stmson, q, 8. H., ia lying At the
point Of death In New York.
Tho Association OF Buperintondonts OF Lu-
patio AaYlums in the United Hsasea assembled In
, 1874-05-20

coRarANTlNorLE, Turkey May 10-A fro. last
night. IN 0alata, d large suburb Of thus city, DO.
atroyod about 100 houses, which wero occupied
mostly by poor Jewish familios.
, 1874-05-20
New York Dry Goods r,rartot

New Y0nK, May 19.-Thers were more nearby re-
ailcra in tho market to day and both agents and job
brown shirtings in fair package and pioco demand
Medlum bleaehed ahirtinga In steady request Prints
dull In first hands, except border styles. Moscows
6cavers and chinchillsa inquired for by ta
ulQthinQ tra1a.
, 1874-05-20

has been no ferry running hers this SEASON. and
huntington has nearly loat tho Illinois trade.
which amounts to nevoral millions yearly. Tha
proaont owner Of tho forry franchise loro ref,,aoa
TO- to run bons hlnaolf or lot anybody olso do il,
&1OO 900. ~ ~"P''&st "
, 1874-05-20

Snecfaf Dfspatch 70 TAs CHICAGO 7fitune.
ELutN, H., May 19.-The attendance on tho Hoard
cheese offered was akon; TAI boxea Elgn sold
1t 135I41tc per tb $40 boxes part SKINNED sold at
12}19 13Ao; 100 boxes part SKINNED, former
tract sold at 1876. Aggregate pounds s513b; total
sales, $7636,91.
, 1874-05-20

KINGSTON, Ont. May 1o.-Early this morning
= fire in the Kingston [Canada) penltoutiary
burned The cabinet, bhoe. and tailor shops, With
their ooutoutg.
, 1874-05-20
SUMMER RESORTS.
Arp SARATOGA SPRINGS,
GRAND UNION HOTEL,

- BREsLIN, PUROELL C0., FE9pE!eota.
VIII opss Jans r. p9gni sn Huau, pss "sss o<
Kaons az Ss env.ssd ths Nattanatsa asss u
G{lyeY uQuSe, ARW Hp1k u4N'
, 1874-05-20
THE WEATHER..

THE WEATHER.
WARRINGTON, .. c., May 19.-For the upper
lake region and the Northwest, clear or clearing
weather, North to west winds. stationary to fall
ing temperature, and rising barometer.
LOCAL oaBEnyATIoNH.
CHICAGO, May TO- 1874.