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RoBpeoting tho barn said to have boen ereotea
by the Clerk Of the Circuit Court In violation of
tho flso-ordl"anco, Rire-Warlou Chapiu roturns
Tue following report to tue Board Of Public
Works..
X. IfiaItriHa:
DEAN slls: In rcgArd 10 tho shod, or barn. lotelv
built y Mr. drohs. Ut a13Warrnu ayco, nuasl,rr,l tu
bnidlly ahl found the sza to Iva 1Is1N null u t'.I
from the ground. Tbs nstiinauco s[luws e,rnseti
Hnas an! lf1YitA 101lU. each IA feet Aiu ali
of wood. Az this Is tho oniy wood structure 81, the
~ W not consider II violation Us lAp CORPORATION
Gpse FAYE that the ahcd anl lriyy nay bo con-
Respectfully submitted. = ..
O. II. oHAs4H, Ftro Warden,
The Board Of Public Works yesterday issued
tue following permits: Thonas o'Copuell.
threo.htory mud basement brick, 25105, On blue
Island ayenuqt uoar Fourteenth street, >Courad
selpp throe-story and baselnent brlok, 00x0O OH
broadway aVanue, near pwonty y-aoycnth street
u. Won Glaln, four-atory and basomont stone
21xl00, Oh tile northeast cornor Of Olarls and
Illinois strooss. 8. 6wartschild, three-ss aud
basement atone, 25s4o, ut 2B2 Ohio atreot ",
i. johnson, ttroo-story and basement brick.
3o1loo, on the southeast cornpr Of Illinois and
State atroetu.
Tho Comptroller has disposed Of $4,000 worth
Directly hontla ut ] per cont premium, This In
good' considering tho striugenoy Of money mt
ters. @'~1@S' 'A4's
No hustneea was transacted by tho Police Com
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manner, either sonao looso dirt or slippery
htono being tho oeuso, ehs lost her footiuK alltl
slid down 6etWoon tic lower rail Of the railing
aud TUG odSo OF The prociploo into tho gorge bo-
L. law. sho first atrlok on tllo rooka on Tho oppo-
dat,, d.o sa'S bts boTpde4 bsek to tho saua slds
% foot: bho Was jitoraly dashed to
plooon a. Ito bottom hor noe being broken and
taken 70 her l,pmo on tho return bont. THO
yeanB lady " woll oogneotol and highly spoken
Of. Sile was alout 25 yonrs Of ago,
", uIsl,ateh from Giouctst<r, IfaSs., july ia.
~ Yesterday afternoon THO 1soclport dranito
ooinrnny ny maalng blaat at their quarry willie
dloncestor, and t,roo ladies was passing, largo
.nr stone was thrown ln tie eir. and, descondIng
lsa on tho arm, lnflicting sllght bfuiso. iIis
s1ssor, hiiss Lucy CoFHe, wes struck on tho aIda
graduated at Yassar College Inst yenr, receiving
tho honora OF the cfase,. and raH Immediately
tasndosou aud accepted the position OF head a.
als.ant Ct tho Gloucester High School. tho duties
OF which she 1led In an acceptable manner.
, 1874-07-23

Northwestern National Insurance Com
pany.
We taha mora than naun pleasure tn calling the a.-
tcnop OF our readers to tho fro aud narinu INSURANCE
company whose name heads this notlcs,
1u auosher column will bo found It's sam!.aunuu,
stateMen to which wo call the careful attention OF ctr
realsSy.
In nltokinR over tho List Of hra insurance companies
Of the country doing business in 1llinos we 1d tat
IL tue hrgess stock company III the Uutea statca
west Of tho City Of New York.
Among tho Directory va notice two OF Chtcaao,s
1eadtng business men, viz: George Armour En-. Of
tho firm OF Armour, Dole Il Co., and Alexander
Gcdes, Manager q the Allan I1ne OF stean.era Also
tas&s. 1"FA'
1ts home management Ia said to 10 in tbs best Of
hands. Tile Hun. Alexander NltoheiI, 10 wiiicv
knwu aa onu at the ahlest anil most succeaaful dnan
cial men in tho West is It's President.
independent n}lca III ts city, at 108 Lasalia siraot
and plugged Alfred Jamcs oyuT 1t AZ MasaYer. S''
, 1874-07-23

higher No. arn,1ed, ec5o7o according to location.
1iyn quiet; No. ., $500.
pnovia,oss~parI higfsr At sa7uo Bulk meats flr1n
nt 79fc for shoulders t0.o FOR closr rib 106o fol
slsa5 Bacon st;ans 1; 'na uncagoa ony order trada
Hlaxrnr5 5uiJ 99.-ooTroN-Fatr demand antl
!anR SSs q 'sss .1ns shs rssp
naes sids: ossn;;W,!tes os.y i ssa yshaa. s5f.
saee nssen mia md ria Il ssj for III, shoulders
1ls' clear '''' a1AS Ili1f.SpiIpu1A. f.s15;
FMltApxLfAA, July "a DAnApaTprFa Ilonr
tn*a e dSesa wsesnsI s
hold at $1.10. Corn in gnod de,nsnl; ycllov, eso:
Western mix. mixed, eatSsec. oats dull xh'te' 197eo
nEsi,,xD Fxrpo1run-Dull aud weak; nomln.lly
1urrEa-Act!so md unchanged.
ouEraE.-sea1y., Teatotn rrhno. l1o.
Eana-Quiet and unchanged.
buv1AEo, Jn1y 37-1AEapsrufrs Wheat innn}
mate corn dll 4 $50 for n So ~ so%c for for No
rand ao0o Iu 10, ohicago, In LOTS al cus; eooo 1u
EaEIours-Twq loads corn ut axe.
NEW ORLEANS.
aa MEw s"psfss onRFis Il ytsSe seosas: coso
50; Wits, Oic, osa 74ea7ao. Iran steatly Il o25
HSr;-sono on hualng; prime nuw. 5000; old,
aoyu.oxs-port-salea At s7aas. Lard No higher;
dry aalt meats, none tn frst hands slsondors aAo.
1lAo, lla.ns, 1eal6k. Lard scarta aud dr,nor;
ttcrco, l1Io; keg, lJEc.,;
llolAssrs-Smnsl 1ales Of fair nt 60c.,
Wn1axx-Dnll; I.ouisiauo, ooc; Cincinnati. s1.oo.
CosYkE-Quiet; ordinary TO primo, lpc}2ae.
ConN-M N-MkAf--Dull at $500,
cot1ox-Moro inquiry; aales. b5o balea: prlcea
ssca5 for good hlnss caay for others, at last quota
tonH receipts, 5ii bales oxrorta-CUntlnrnt, 1000
baen eosstwise, 44o bales: stock, 24,sl6 bales n-
Boltt Inst evening, IL, ,110 laes.
a1oNKTshr-dola, l10.<; sight, Il premium; ster
Ing 639.
OSTE1O.
pzwEao, July y29.--GnA,x-Whcat dull No. l NIL
wn,'ksr, s!:@ c.tra whto Michigan, $.Go. Corn
fAG75o- Oatp dull ut 44o,
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a 4s1by Eou1tA Under a Ieoxe.u11slt.
&.t1slrtleu ny II DoE.

FTor4 fts 3trfo HaNt4 {INd,} Exprfss,
DR.. Wilson returned last evoulag from Alat-
!ailH III thut city ovor tho lluding Of beautiful
babe, alaoas . mouth old, under = roHo-hush III
s'e garden OF . wealthy old gentlon4an named
auow, lAht bunday morning. Tho babo was Aloop-
Ing quietly in u basket, and waB guarded by a
tue city, and 1t MAS with difficulty ho would por-
mit any one 10 romove it from It's rosting-plaoe,
Tho Guild ib supposed to have been left byy two
ladies' who got ot the oarn late Saturday night.
No Aame, no addresa, aud no olew woro fonud
upon the dtesa or parson Of tue chlld. Tie
owners q tue dog are - much mlaa0el ~ any
OF tho citixoua.
, 1874-07-23

The Illinois Railroad md Warehouse Oommia
sionors WHO arrived in town Tuesday evening
spent tho day yesterday IN consulting on gon
eral matters, aud seeing thai things in their liuo
Of business were going Oh satisfactorily. The
only Commissioners who havo arrived vet are
Judge Brown and Mr.. J. II. rierson, Judge
Steele not having arrived jet. Thoy arc acco,n-
panied by their Secretary, Mr.. 4. Mclaughlin.
together with whom they visited iu the
morning tho ofllce OF tho Grain INSPECTOR,
Mr. ". Il. Harper, where they found everything
In satisfactory shape. AZ far as they have haI
tsme to make examinations, everything in In
city hitherto has been found equally correct. Al
tho Registrars otlieo it was found uecossary to
mako appointments to fill tho vacancies cal,scd
by tue resignation pf Mlr. J. II. Allan, chief clerk
Of tho Office. III lis place waa appointed Mr. @.
". Daniels, formerly Rocond olerls, whose plseo
was takon by A1r. II. Dean, fortnorly third clerh
This olorkshir is Etill loft VACANT, no appoint
mont having set boon mado by tho Coumisaion-
crB.
It haa, for como tino past boon tho intantiop
ot LAo ltallroRd aud Warehouse Commissioners
&C Illinois, Iowa, WISCONSIN, and Minnesota to
hold conference, at which they can Interchange
idoas and opinions with regard to tho laws III
each Of these States bearipg Bpeoial relation to
their peculiar limo Of work. II waa decided by
the Illinois Commissioners yesterday tho moot-
luE should be held ut Dubuque, H., On the 12th
of August noxt. Tho commissioners vii! remain
i'll town to-day whom they will pursue their usual
work Of investigation,
, 1874-07-23
Goyscr taaratoEn Water on Drnught
By BUCK 1layncr, makers o{ the " AIars Cologne"
DEATH by Accldpnt Of Two Young L1,.
d1inS.

From ths Eln,ira IN. ~ Adrerti.sy, Ja1y17,
A sad accident occurred At Wutsna' dion yes
torday a1tornoon, which resulted in tho death of
a. very cstimah!o young lady, Misi 1mth Van
Etton, Of Auburn. <. She eamo out wlth ~
arriving at tho dlpll about noon. The accident
happenol a little nbcyo tho SECOND stal}way from
the optrauce to tho 1lon., Tho dlou i narrow
at That point, with prociplsous sldes rlliag many
narrow, too, hut w ahoull think Hnflldeptly pro.
tectod BY q stout lailtng to forbid MY fear Ut
aanger Or anything untowarl happe1iug. Miss
Van Elton stood ioanlug on thia railing, loohug
into-the abyss balow. In Homo ulhccorantablo
, 1874-07-23

The Committee Of tho County Boar,l IN
Equalization OF Taxes announce that tley
Will moot Tomorrow at 10 O'Clock at tho Criminn1
Court Building, and continue in session three
days to consider all complaints made regarding
tho county assoasmont Of real md poraouai
property tor 1874.
AL membors of Templar Lodge 44o. T. o. O.
r.. are requested 10 bo promptly on hand a4 thoIr
hall this evening, Corner OF Washington and
Dcsp'ains streets, for work in tho degrees, aud
other important business.
Gardon City Lodgo No. III 4, r. aud A. NJ.
VIII give tloir sixth annual Picnic at Sharp
slootcrs' Park to-lay, Cara will leayo tho de-
pot, corner Clinton md Carroll stroots. at q
o'clock sharp, An enjoyable day may be antioi-
pated.
:, Tile young people Of St. paul's Ii. &. Church,
AlaSwoil street, corner Newber1y nyenuo, Will
glYo dino entertainments this evening. Tho
programme Will embrace singing, speaking.
reading. and zttler performance by prof'
Shryer. ~ A1"4'
x~ a quarter1y meeting Of the Missionary Rand
Union will DO hold tlfs eypuinE at tho rooma NJ
tho Y. IL. @. A., No. 148 hIafaora-at, TIia or.
gapization, composed Of Y. III, q. A, Yoko Foh.
aows 10y SUI klndrea bands connected with oyangei-
cai churchoa III Chicago, ia orgauizod to doyiso
ana carry ous the best plans Of Inducing tho
many young men In our city to attend divine
SERVICES IN our churches. Delegates from tiIf-
1orons Handg will bo present, and will give their
reports. all young men are invited 10 be- tlote.
, 1874-07-23

l1EttaI D&p4tfh 70 The CHica4u Trihuse
rnRr 4lunoN, MIch., July 22-Aternoou.-Ur-
SthEs Tom Sisnluills, Sahhorl David Hagstaff, e. NJ
lsshar, Golden Wes., Wabash, aunny Side prola Al
Iantc, Annlo I. CFntg.
DowN-Schr y. F. Brnce
WISn-Souh and gentle.
ponr HVnoN, Alicli., July -DowH-prop Arctic:
sohrs Chimp, Montana, nli1icr. John Rise,
Ur-props Drudbury, DawegatcLc, benton,
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Port OF OhtenUp, July 29.
ARRIVED.

Port OF phtcnao, jul, 2e.
schr Maine, Buffalo, conl
6chr ]. ieIdtrhouse, Buffalo, COAL
sol4r Rainbow, Moquooay, oodar losts.
1tFop Cnyahoga. bayfield,, sutdrlos.
i4op Lake becas o.: 'is Beliton 1Iarbos. .undries
stn,r Chicago. Manowoc, sundsies.
fSsaR Sa2Rse 15aTS. T. B. hnsseh nsfh'o asfiso sas ,aat
sehF sco.ia, Buffalo, light.
schr Golden Haryrzt, Saginaw, lumber.
ss1 ssh1 assSs aH!sysen s.sa ssasanins0 isGs9 }um'e
selr 9. N. Johnson, Ford Riyer,' lumber.
Prop Montana, buffalo. HEntir1es.
schr lIelyesia, Buffalo, salt.
ssSp ssSpp 5eg!t9 a11.G 1IsE.IS hssss sn,!ss ses
Darge Eliza. saginaw, luinher. ..
6chr Delaware, Aal{inaw, lulnbcr.
stn.r Aaskegon, M9ssegon, .lls..'!e.
gehr Andrew Jackson, hienomnee. lumber.
gchr Mary Elizaboth, Lag City, lumber,
schr Feliuitous, Manistoe, lumber.
schr William sinith, SOUTH Haven, wood.
Prop Charles keltz, Manistec lumber.
1stae Harmony, hsnlgteo; s.uIut tI lan,bsF.
Bargo Transfer, h1uskcgan, lumber.
Dargo G. Q. D., hlaakegon, lumber.
scpr Hattie Fisher Holland, Wood. .
sshr ~ = j haG 1as Mssaeg9 [,.1i !Smies s;
schr Not, Ludingoa, lumber.
scht Cuha, arccn Bay, lumber.
6chr g, Isarkcr, MusAegon, luulter. s.. :
Bchr G, Nicholson, Lulington, lumber.
CLEARED.
schr Huron Kingaton, 17,GU3 bn corn. ,.' .
Schr Allegheny, Buffalo. 8 brls pork, toa lard, and
Dark Cleveland, Nanomince, @ brls -four.
Bcllr Mary Na,, He'd River, IN brls pork.
6clIr 9, N. Joh1Ron, Ford Riyer, 800 bu oats.
Hrhr Celia, Esc3n1ha, IS br18 salt, aud hundrics-
Stnr caroua, st. 1oRop1, st1ndrics.
6tmr Chicago 1lantowoe Il Iris pork, and sunllrtcs.
Prop Lake lreeze, Benton Harbor Id brls flour, aud
snn1rics.
sehr Madison, pentwator, 100 bu oats brls pork,
scoV Mary Helen, White Like, 10 pu corn, l5o bu
oats, 10 brIB pork.
Bchr james D. Sawyer, buffalo, 1868 bn corn.
sch1 Mont nlane, Buffalo, 4, ,60Q bu corn+
- N1oHr UIRAnANCEs.
Prop Golon Campbell, Erie, q, ,001 t,u corn.
Prop C1ntnrlain, Ogdonshurg, II, 1GG bu corn. ~
stmr Muskeaon, Grand Haycl,, 100 bu outs, - hrls
aons. s0o dry hides, Z bris whiaks, s bris oil,
gchr Ala Met}ora, Kingston, %, ,1ba bu corn.
Prop Montgomery, port Huron. H. 1a5 bll corn, TS0
bris -four, a0} brls pork, 800 hrls cornrncsl.
BeAF E, i. Moye1. Port Huron, 2s, ,eo58 bu cnr1t.
Prom ln4iA, Eric, 5000 bu oats 1000 brs fnpr 17A
hags serd nuifnlo. 800 brls flour, 10 nd!s lei Is;
stackinaw, 20 brls flour and sundrica.
TEantl7dglt yeasels cleared Light.
, 1874-07-23

Hausckcopera aud launIseasas Will be pleased to
know that Duryeas' famous Batin.dloss 6saroh Ia
now Introduced in Chicsgo. The reputation Of this
article needs no comment. 1ts popularity In lie East
and In Europe, ,Shero 1t has been sold for tie paa
fifteen ycara, Is now extending over tho Great wes.,
The best Judges dcclre it to 10 tho "parfacton O..
quality"
, 1874-07-23

Wero dull at 8@5c for corn. several steamers aud
vessels were taken for corn through rate us FOL
lows: proTa Nebyaska, wheat, and Mosdaunt, corn
through, via Buffalo; ryop rrindiyie and barge
Keenauke. corn through vla Erie; sshr Emma Mayea
eycning1, corn to HtugstN, 1t 6Kc Total, O. CarRc-
", 39,0 900 bu wloat and 100 ouO bu corn. =
, 1874-07-23

Io1a' INCLUDING library fupd. tI4E 10
Tho expenditure fol repairs on tho Town-l lla,l
exceeded &C. tue appropriation therefor by s10.52.
Tho Committee Oil Plats mud Subdivisions re-
parted favorahiy on the plat Of Alorril Ladd,
9nd On motion tho, samo waa accepted by tho'
Board. ~ NV
The Plat. Of Shannon Il Miller waB roforrcd
back for luck of q petition.
a. ordinance was passed granting tho Village
Attorney extra compensation for nny extra legal
work ho might perform.
The Board thon went into Committee of tho
Evanston is moral town. but Nlrs Denueclsa
is not representative otizun. Sunday last this
porson pAnucd lilo railo, invited III sonio
male frignlA and an abundant aupply Of l4eor-
boor, aud lnato night Of it. 1Ais carousai re-
1nstlco llooke OIL tho charge Of hopping tis-
orderly LouEe.
, 1874-07-23

FiRn0s on Time,
You can exchange your old plano, at 1seol'a Temple
Of Music, for new one, md ray tho difference h cash
Or monthly lnstallmenta 10 suit,
, 1874-07-23
CRIMINAL,
CRIMINAL, CnUHT.


In the case Of tho railroad conductors, Latham
aud Lins'y. states-Attornoy Hood moved for m
increase OF bail. Tho bail they gayo immediately
after their arrest was for Linsly $1,000 and for
Latham $500. 11r. Roed thought tho bail too
small, III tho punishment, IN oase Of conviction,
was fixed, BY tho statuto at term In tho pon-
tontiarx not exceeding ten years. Arr. Trule,
counsel for the conductors, contendod that
later statute cllangel lilo ponalty,
and fixed the punishment at term
not exceeding one year, and read the law to that
effect. Tue Court decided that 1,00o bail waa
sufficiently large, mud Increased that OF Latlan
from $500 to that sum. THO trial Of tho PRISON.
ers is fixed for Sept. 8.
Joseph Kaiser aud David MCCARTHY we're tried
for tho larceny OF carpot-bag, aud wero ac-
quilted.
James hre%ssaf anti Charles Dougllorty woro
tried for burglary aud acquitted.
Horny Linscomb plea}od guilty to the larcon5
OF D coat from E. s. aimmons, and waA re-
mandei.
Martin Lawlor was tried for tho 1arceny Of
Iron from tho Tlttsburg, Cincinnati i st. IouB
Railroad Company no WIS found guilty, aud his
term Of punishment A1od at three years III tho
pouilontihry. llo wRa also tried o,, another ll1-
punishment fixed at two yearA.
TIE FuL1GE C0unTs
Instics Kaullnann yesterduy hold Jahu Clam
bers oser to tho Cri,niuat Court, On tho cAurEo
Of 1aroouy, u.dor $500 bonds,
Peter Tioa was boforo Jusllca Kaufman yon-
terday to Nllswor to the lnrcony OF a watch Iran
Jan,es GolZing. lie Was hold oyor to tbs Grim.
iaal Court in bonds OF S600
Conrad Daumgartou WAS arrested mud fined
s16 ly Justtce Hcnly. yesterday morning, for
striking AudreW Qluttner three times iu the face
with hs ilat. Gluttnor had tried to collect bill,
aud, not succeeding, called Daulngarton bad
naules.
Z. !. Ball and Aloxandor Williams wero ar
roStod Tuesday BY Detective Hinn'onH, with
railroad tickets OF tho burlington & Quinoy lsoad
on tllolr porsonH, which, 1t IL alleged, they had
stolon. Yossorday thoy wore Goneht Doforo
Justice Boyden, who continued tia caAo until to-
day undor $400 ball ouch.
Mary Conlon was arrested On wa1rnnt aworn
out by o1l|oor Foley for tho laroony Of COW Hl.o
found straJlng oil tue night Of the fro. Tile
, 1874-07-23

BLACK WALNUT UQuntora
Ut superior nuke, aheylng aud drawers can 10 hougtt
as Erea bargain st etosa No. S24 WeAt Madison eres
late A. q. DoTna i Co.; also soYenty stopls, ueK
MarV3n safe, latter-prebs waer-cooler hrsa eloaka
chatra, ttc., etc., OIL tho premHea. A. G. Dow,,s,
Agent.
, 1874-07-23
OCEAN NAVIGATION.
NEW YORK TO CARDIFF.

1hc South Mn'oa ATLANTIC Steamship Uonpanys New
faH~olast Full,powored. Cydn-but Stea;ualins viii
esi fen penns,lsauta Railroad Wharf Iofsoy Gy:
o.AmoAGAN.... .Luly Ia PEMBROKE ...,,,,.Aov1
Hn 81 a5fs e. 1ho United Sates and Canada ports In a
5hsso stoamaps built expressly far te fTsde arr
nand with all tho 0tcat Tor tho CON
conroulauca OF "e S9oA'oaNa1'u
CABIN AND sTEERAGE PASSENGERS,
First Cabin. 875 and $50 aurrpncy 6ooona Cnh, az,
fPnfsonsy; ProIa,Gyi;, atooraxe. $N ensToscY. A' W"
Drafts tor 81 and upwards, 9"> 9">'''''''''''''@s9'
n "s i1Ttcr PARTICULARS. nppiy In Cardiff At tho Conn
p@nSH otcns Hn. Dock Chxmhorx anl il New Yors IL
ARoli1bA1D BAxTKA 90, Agents, ~
No. II broadway.
, 1874-07-23
SUBURBAN NEWS.

A rogular meeting OF tho Evanston Village
Trustees was held at tho Town-Hall Tuesday
evening. There were present Trustoes Gilbert.
Willard, Powers, pholps, aud blanchard.
Tie Village Olork submitted tho following re-
port Of tho disbursements Of tho village for tho
, 1874-07-23

>,.,.u>>n.. AkusEMENTs.
DEXTER l7'< PARK--~l874.'
| SECOND MEETING,
JULY II, 20, %, and 24.
THIRD DAY-THURsDAY, JULY %.
huNSlNG PREMIUM. No. 7. s30o.
sSs aa '' .s4 ' ass,ss ss Il
+ T. hs::e Ms5.es ssis;s sits'; t. y h,sns EsssY}.
J.n suMnar enters b, Il. H,eikes.
.$ % @ ssfs:: f:!ssi :; !; ksls?:'.;!!t
TnoTTING PREMIUM, NO. 8, s1,25o.
2: mLA.s to first soa to sooond. sio third.
$ $ a%s ss sss;s ~ IT, 10" '"''''
:S I'm sassisi sa,sFs sa'ft: dstss.. & III. saneAe'
22ii1lsst 2ilssst as5s%'$I;, ss;; ssIst: sS:;: ;.
IL 1r.; Ee s1ts. ss'f' T. sss Blind p
i + 4. tt,4a,,1;ihslIet t4s,;isl onteEs dan r.. n F1antJ.
y. ". Phillips cntors b. III, Ami Ii,
ituNN1NG tftmrdln} pIeENI1UaI. Nh, o, s4oo.
TkoTrING PREMIUM. No. 10, 32,26o.
frss, aecoad and ssa u third.
S sssSs! / s1s:,' j aShsr
S'ia!Ssse sssss ssss.i Il m f. ss ESfs Hooper
K J. tfssss: sas ss!';: e. e. "a ass SS$ Sss3Sss. sss'
FOURTH DAY-FRIDAY, JULY %.
.TisUTT1NE PREMIUM, Mo. II, 81 ,OOO.
New-York tribune., 1874-08-27
THE PLYMOUTH INQUIRY.
CONSULTATION OF THE COMMITTEE

CONSULTATION OF THE COMMITTEE.
The Investigating Committee adjourned on
Tuesday evening TO meet again last evening. Tdey
were drawn together, however at IL H. yesterday at
Mr. Winsow's Office. All the members, and also Mr.
Tracy OF counsel present, and the discussion. ac-
oording to the members OF the Committee. related to
the proposed report This had previously been pre-
sented by the subcommittee, and 1t was thought de-
srabl that two three meetings should be devoted to
its consideration in order that Its form might be made
acceptable 70 ALL II was now, the committeeman said,
nearly completed and ready for the finishing touches
1t was very comprehensive and would show
the public that the Committee had done
thorough work and good deal of it. The Committee.
he said were absolutely united upon the substance and
the form of the report and it would certainly be ready
for the public on Friday evening. 1t would probably
MI several columns of print When asked II the report
would in any part reflect upon the character OF Mr.
Mouton with view to vitiating his published state
meut he said that OF in treating OF the whole
matter 1t would be impossible to ignore Mr.. Moulton,
and that 1t would shown that he had told more than
one that the charges against MI Beecher were false
but that probably report would deal further than
this with him.
Mr. Sage would only say response to questions that
the Committee had asked Mr.. Mouiton to submit to
crossexamination and 1t was likely they would not,
although this was yet undecided The Committee will
have private consultations to-day and the last general
meeting prior the presentation OF the report Will be
held this
New-York tribune., 1874-08-27
THE CARLlST WAR.

cARIIsr ASSAULT ON PUIGCERDA REPULSED-ARREsT
OF CARIIsr LEADERS oN FRENCH TERRITORY.
MADRID. Wednesday, Aug. 26, 1874.
The Carlists attempted to carry Puigcerda by
assault last night Three columns attacked the city
at different points, but all were driven back with
heavy losses.
Their chief of artillery has been killed. and more
than half of their cannon dismounted.
PARIS. Wednesday, Aug. 26. 1874
The Carlist leaders Sparra and Viscount Delatorre
have been arrested by the French authorities AT
Port yendres, on the frontier. They showed false
passports and have been taken to Perigueux, where
they are now confined.
The authorities are keeping close watch on the
frontier and the Carlists are consequently strait
ened for provisions.
New-York tribune., 1874-08-27
POLITICAL CONVENTIONS.


for their expenditures and proeate
Of the people, 10. iaer ea unjust and
their 1r and TO the
SSs ar spe ,Ser unuance Of ana cor
rupt in Office. at home and abroad and for their
general mismanagemeIn OF the Government; and VIC
cordially invite all men, without regard to past party
associations, to- cooperate with us in expeing them
from power and In securing such administration OF
pubcsrs as characterized the pnrer and better days
Of the Republic
The following nominations were made:
Secretary OF State William Bell OF Licking County
School Commissioner, p. s. Smart of Plckaway
County.
Judge Of the Supreme Court, ". j. Gilmore of Preble
County.
Clerk Of the Supreme Court, Arnold Green Of Cuya-
hoga County.
Member OF the Board Of Public Works, Martin Shiler
of Ross County.
New-York tribune., 1874-08-27

Ar. consideration IL is to be borne in mind-what
sndsd Razaine is quite capable Of forgetting-that
Baxaine. who in his time did serve IN spain' 10 AZ.
timately obliged, by constant courtesieS snoWn "
him. his wife. and their children by the OK Queen
Js.hella to fight if he were to fight on Spanish SOIL
for her and her boy Alfonso. But the notion tnas
anv rause is 80 low sunk as to ask Bagaines ad ior
Il. raising. is only excusably mentioned IN TINS
cnsrespondence because it entertained by french
more or less respectable journalists and Gosslps.
W.H. II.
New-York tribune., 1874-08-27
OBITUARY..
PROF. PIERRE BLOT.

Prof. Pierre Blot died yesterday at bis late
residence in Jersey City, He occupied for several
in this city the prominence acquired in the line by
soyer in London Making the culinary art his special
study he practced it with great earnesness and sue
cess He aimed at popularizng good cookery and
eecting economy in the preparation OF food. Several
articles we're contributed by him to the press in which
he impaired practical Information and disco
the consumption Of such and fish out OF
season He book on cookery, and c,sO lectured
on that subject Prof Blot engaged In business enter
prses In Brooklyn and this city, partly with the view OF
carrying into effect his views tho eparaton VI feVd
MARK SMITH.
Mark Smith, the comedian, died suddenly at
Paris on the llb inst He arrived in that city ou the
9th nst intending to leave shortly for st. LOUIS where
he was 10 have begun an engagement on Monday next
As Ea alghted from the railway Carriage pc was ~