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, 1874-06-26
LOCAL MISCELLANY.
SAMUEL MYERS.


Tho funeral ooramonlos Of this old md wel}-
known ottzou took nace yoater]ay norulup nt
uhe bnuHo. M. an w,hnpf, nva,,,,c. ,Tho do.
uoasod VIVA momhor Of Anol,o Com
mandoEy, knights Tcmpar, md lionco
Tho funeral ceremonies wero conducted by
tho Ordor, rho brolhrcn Of Anollo
nommortcrv onth.roa a. Tin ,,nuso
elof.ly potore IL DctoSk seconpaniedm ~ by Asea-
lon uoinMaitlety Mh'Rnts Ic'nplar OF 81: hots'
VINO haa come to tho city to take pafs III tho ihy
ing % &. tlo % Gornot-slol.o, aug hy nonntsataol
tlun o'' noi's eo!ntnnaaiy ~. l. tnGse i5.r
ttntlona, n1ldor e. command or sir hnight nn no'.u
nlhnuer OF Missouri, anti S!r An1gns Jh1nes e., ~
ARlar OF Asealoh no: ~, alto tast atu ,.a,.
hiandor OF AitBsoiltt. hohaeM tho rocosniol, ".an
ti!o Aieeropolithn band OF b. Loa'H' AncAe'''1o
On oitaor aide. lioso wore m'r n hnisa.a oIoIy'
~ nuiloc' =. u. 'enouS, - y" ,.oro ~
Canning aud CreRo. fpIo"inE @ lug nea1se were
nngono = Myers, EmhenS ',nn Tn'"aooT, y poJ Ss ~
ttiltofl, Stenofalss'lHoi yH"raeh ~ HE - N9"cl'
GeItalh uenefa anu Il. l., noHtaoAo''o' DUAL
mg inc stanahra atapeu ~ ~. .nto1n1'nnE' n'E , ri
ING etfoas NGh.cln St n6ht o.'"tu oanu iot-
toMeu snoeu H. ss ';.i ~ H. 'nu u,o,.t;. ~ ~
proueht up hne 4eas' Mill 'ne eAecI'1lo'' VI '"o
carrlnbeb.
The procession reached tiraeo Cnufcn at hh!1-
E@as 49, ~ASSAs AA''ot"ts tAaIto'
.., a LARGE GATHERING
composed Of tic relatives 81 Mr. Myers aud
!nembers OF tho theatrical profession. A;m1:ong
Tho former woro Mrs. Myers wilh mr.: ~ Mlhasn
emith, MI, Mr. aud Mf5: MoSfskcT, Mr' ,s' a,,a
13t. Tfis riiN' IL iIa Mnv;a,a MY
t,tss NtIsa ni's. MI H.; AAorhuo ~" Ma,,1n a"d
H!es nhfeit W. 0nn Ma11,o e'N M
a !Miss Eninla Aarp,u nuo ,,,i,ars n. ~ Mo.
1ngso Mo1e hlho Ilesens % Wy ,;,'..nr use ,d Ean
steAsa ~ "ens,o. n1,,a.. naaansn,od ;n
pv' VIII Wn9n @ IT. u.. ~; "a1 n,t,, u,"d ,,onu
BUSINESS =. sJ te' a o ,Iu M u7A:tt ro W." ,en'ha,S
petdon m ~ -, lt1o.n NM y. tu ,ro,,lI 1uo hann
saa,t ao = ,a, ad ,,ot haa, .v ra,a"rsrr
r1''''' - |A'' -"t T,,r csnxrT ~
, 1874-06-26
THE CITY HALL

Colleotons made yeHterdny were az followB:
Water taxcB s2,53l.5S; city takes, $4,000;
llcenses, $50.
Eloctioueoring matters aro beginning to DO
lively in tho Fifteenth Ward, whore Que Nc
Frnyn1o hnH already announced llimsolf HI d
candidate for the position vacated by tho promo
ton Of cx-Ald. McGratn.
Tho Board Of Public Works opened bids yeH-
terlay for The sewors In Armour mud Hubbard
stroats. Tho lowest bidder was ]. .. Smith, who
ou Armour atroct, mud 81 conta on Hubbard
| Btraet.
The case Of Anna Newman ya. City Of Chicago,
! In which plaintin sued for S5,000 damages
resulting from falling Oh defective sidewalk
on Twelfth street, was decided jn favor OF tho
city.
Tho Inter- Ocean doubled iB circulation yeBtor-
lAy morning when Joo Forrest ordoscd 400 extra
copies with tho civic Advertising to send OF to
tho country.
There VIVA no meeting Of the Committee on
streeta and Alloys yesterday afternoon, they
attending the special mootlng OF tho Council at
tho timo for which tho Oommittoe meeting was
| cull0l
Aid, Bailey says that tho contractor who ia
building tho curb walls on Four!ennth STREET,
from Stewart ayonao to Dluo IHand AyeM,lo, doaa
! not cntry thom aH low as h0 ought to by
feot. sucll wulls should doBcend D foot into
tho earth, whlIe tlaeHo do not oxte,ll moro than
Z feot aud ora inphos The Alderman saya
thst lo gayo tho l3oartl Of Public Works LEG
tnro OIL te subject, but TINT they aro too sleepy
to lo abe to do anything IN tho nlattor. AID.
tho Aizo of tho curb walls IL q thing conlu,ouyy
dona by contractors all over tho city, aud t4As Il
ought to be put Il stop to ~ soon as possible.
, 1874-06-26
CHICAGO, Juno B, 1874


THE CRIMINAL COURT,
benjamin 1Iendrickson, JnmeB Gruley, and
Thomas Lyons, wore tried Tor burglary commit
ted Oh Thomas Ratgan'a saloon on South Hal
ated street, May IS, and wcrc acquitted. Gruloy
was also tried Oh tho charge Of stealing pocket
book from Mrs. 8, q. Davis Tho jury were un-
ablo to agree; and waro discharged.
Jamea Griffith pleaded guilty 10 an assault on
Officer Lahlum with revolver; he was remand
cd.
William Dolan p1oaded guilty to m assault
on uonry sogeoiak; ho WIS romandel.
THE POLICE counr.
A1iclsael Hcepoy was before Justice Doyden
yesterday, charged with larceny. Tho caso wns
continued till to-day, under bonds Of $500.
James Green was arrosted at o'clock ycster-
day morning In house on tue corner Of Morgan
atld Monroe streets. There was all alarfn-tole-
graph in tho house, and itbrought tho police be-
foro he could eacapo Justice 6eully held himin
$1,000 bail till to-day.
A. fellow named johnson organized d riot
Wednesday, at tho corner Of Harrison and Joiror-
son stroetH. Officer Barry went to arres. linn,
wllon he toro tho onlcer'H cont into very little
bits. Bcully held him in 5000 bull till to-day.
A half-witted individual na1ned Charlos Hch-
ards was arrested Wednesday, aud brought be-
fora Justioo Doyden yesterday, under the Charge
Of burglary. having broken open frcight-car Oh
tho Nock Island ltailroad. Tho ovlaanco showed
that the fellow, who IL about one aratle above NJ!
Idiot, WAS stealing . rido, and thoroupon the
charge wus clangod to TINT Of yaggancy. and ho
was Hont to tho Drilowell for ninety daya.
YIN. \. Raymond registered at tho Grand Pa
cfc Hotel III from Mobile, and remained threo
days without paying anything. On boing ar-
raigned before jnstice' hoydon yesterday, for
yaEtancy, Mr. john Ilokey, tho hotol o!ork. stated
| tint WilllRm represented himsolf M 4 member
Of tho Detroit I. N. 9. A., mud tho illustrtouH
| Hclon Of noble sire. Ten dollars and oostB no
currency, and the plidowol for 20 daya.
htoaos liosington, a oheelY thisf, Walked
| Into Or. ". 8. Nielioy'6 tontal office. at No.
| 1aU State street, Wednesday, aftornuun, ahout
| o'clock, al!A, wl4ilo the doctor waH engagod
in atteuilng to patient In the rear room, Hoa.
| ingtom touned The dentists co4t, worth sa0. lie
waA afterwards arrested OIL tho street attempting
| to dispose Of tho coat for S2. Yesterday uorn-
| ing ho WAS brought before Justice Dpylatl. wilt
hold him over to tho Criminul Court III bonds oi
53G0.
Justica scul1v disposed OF the following At.
fendots yoatert1ay morning: Anna Stnscnto!t
confirmed hummer, 4tu; Thomaa Davis, dHor.
dery, $1b; al Mnntelfel, beating wife, S1b
Junles noynolda, irving to pick . Grangcr't
pochet.book down at tho Custom. Houae, vet
/! apIeoot john 0'1rion, plckpoolet, S3oi Johr
, 1874-06-26
CuIoAoo, Juno 25. 1874.


1o the Editor Of the Chieaao Tribune:
Sir: Can the Mayor Of our city or the Super
intol,tlont Of the Water Works, tell tho public
why, md how mucl lonnor, VIC muHt sulter2
It il we'll known that Chicago has, Oh IN aver
ago, only about fiitoan hot days i'll each Season.
Our population. to tho number OF about 200, 1000,
not quite onc-half, suffer tlle intolerab!o
n,,iHnnco of having no wator abovo tho baso-
mant for son,e twelve houra daily.
Now, why cAnnot our 200,000 Bufforors hayo
tho three engines at work these fifteen hot daya
instead OF only ono? For, 80 wo learn tho
matter sta,,ds. Give III water enough while tho
luke holds out, and, II wo have not engines
enough, for n,orcy's eako got Quo moro Our
honltil, mud common honesty in oNr Board of
Public Works, dou,anl it.. In bohalf Of
200,U0o BuFFEnERs.
, 1874-06-26


To the Editor Qf The chtcddo 1ri1nne:.
SIR: Since you allowed Alr. Dlntherw1ok
srace IN your paper, wo lopo you will oxtcnd the
game cuurtasy to Iii. Tho demonstrating rnrty
il composed Of bona 1do proporty-ownors (not
reaide,ts) holding 4,000 feet of real osLntc, or.
elusive of streots md alleys, Of tho II, quo foot
OH Kil,zo street Nhis TO- 600 includes streets and
nlloys). This 10 eorlaiutv no Hmnll harty to re-
nlotaAIrnte. We hRvo presented q counter poti-
tion to tho Council, and supplementary petition
to tho Committee. This last one wns thrown out
on Mr. D. y statement that 1t had boon circulated
without loadug. There was a heading. Though
small QUO; It only read, Nonaonstranco
against the proposed Elevated Hallway" Noxt
time We shall l,ayo ono ~ long aB Alr. D.'s. al
to tie misrepresentation h1r. D!atlorw|ck wants
to hold us responsible for, VIC say thcro are no
worsc misrepresentation than hlr. B. 8. whom lio
Hald wo threatened to shoot and kill him, or
when l,o stated tlloro woro only sixty shantios
nntl barns botwaen Ashland aud Western nye-
nnos. One word moro, Knzto street. by actual
measurement, is only twenty feot wide from tho
telegraph poles to the elgo Of tho rails, and
fourteen foot to tho lot lines. It Sir. .. runs
his elevated coaehway over tho sidewalk. wl,ero
will our light be, lot alono cutting our shade
troos7 If hc r1,llA It On the street, where will
tho passage for passing toams be? THO stroot Ia
taken mp with 80 many tracks, below, ttat there ia
no room for more. Mr.. D. proposes now to lay
some in the air to take daylight aud 8uuahlno
from ua.
THOMAS r. RICHARDS AND OTHERS
820 NcAt klnZie.
fyu,clao linn 1f 1RT4
, 1874-06-26


Chief. Engineer Sexton, of Tho st. Louis Tiro
Department. left for homo Inst evening. Ho waH
shown around tho various ongluo and truck
houses by our hlarshals. whilo in tho city.
Goo ii. How, Eaq., President Of tho Cheago
Board Of Trade, loft Yesterday to DO absent about
tllroo wooks in Dostou, Philadelphia, aud New
York. Mr.. How, before hA return, will visit st,
Johns, Now brunswick. to attend tho Dominion
Board Of Trade, which meets tAoro July 10.
Aacalon Commandory, Knights Tomplar, of st.
Louis, ]sft for that city at o'clock last night,
by Hpeolal train oyor the Illinois Central l. Vau-
dalia load. Whilo hero tho Commantlery ma,a-
TUNED Its old ropntution, and Wednesday, OF
parade, tlloy wero obaerved mud won tho alnltra-
tion Ut all apeotatlonB.
AN AcrNEss ATTEMPTING SUICIDE.
Our dispatches hayo alrondy briotly anuonncad
Chambors, WHO played ut tue Academy 1T Music
III ti,iH city, Will tho Vokos faulty, With whom
sho ID at present trayellng. under tho manage
lnent OF Dir. Q. Il. Gardiner, A lata number cf
tho Slinnoapolis Tribune giyes further parliuu-
lars, as followH: :.
After tho conclusion Of ths performance last Batur
I1y night, III c0MIMuy with party Ut frlDnIs, Mlhs
ChamDera drove nut to WAyZatn, With tho rnrroso nf
asnd!ug Huulay ht TINT Iayorita sesoG Tho wllole
during the drive Mas Chambers pnrtook rathes too
freely ct wine. Arriving at ther dsasilIat!onl Bhe
took moro BtlMiltanta ull went the aIe f1r
boAt ride but u sonu ocunlu nylpn 10 tho 1nehinera
OF o lMrty thRt so hull drunk ton nllr1 an!t they
conveyed her hark to thu hot.l uMtl put .er to bed IN
hur soon, Allos III epIna fo hours .le ea1np back
~ consciousness, and scIzol With 1T OF roiurse
fos ahR MAnuar In which EAe lad Mi1DslaVsds Uoul"
, 1874-06-26

The awest, clear quality Of tono from ttcne now
sys pianos Ia tho marvel Of the day. lssols Tsluplo
Of Muslo, No. Va Van vuSen stssat,
, 1874-06-26


TO TIE Elifor of Tte Ct'caqo Tribune:
Sin. note by the poperH Of This morning
TINT our Allcrmon hayo at lust got tu work On
the Appropriation ordinance. Let us soc how
economically thcy arc proceeding.
I lind that tho City AEBoHHor'a ea1ary WaB
raisoti from ", 600 to a0,5u0, and tho salary Of
tliroo omployea from $l,5U0 to i1,80o, milking
tho increase Dv tho Council over tho amount re-
makcs, for assossmont oxpetlBca this yoar, $780,
9io III tnclense OF eG.066 over tho npprOprin-
tion Of last your. Tho Council aao added to tho
Finance Committoo's report for ssroot improves
month homo thousands Of dollars.
This does not look AZ II tho. Council intended
to koop 1tB pledge to Comptroller Hayes, to keep
tic Tux lavy within IL milos. Tho Tax-Aa-
seHBor, two Of his assistants, aud three ciorAB
all have their anarlcs raised instoad Of lowered,
Do tho Council intond to raiso tho Balarios Of
ali the city ol1icora aco that 1t Is proposed to
givo tito Comptroller $4,000, and Mr. O'Elara
nlHo tile same amount for hH iAboriotis dutieB Of
Treasurer. Mr.. Hayes snlnry wna 81, 900 whon
ho acceptod tho o!tice, and Dir. O'Hara's 2,5oo.
Constitution OF 187n--in Soc. II Of Article TX pro-
yilca TINT THO reca, Hnlary compensation no
municipal officer who III elected or appointed for
definite term Of Office Bal DO incrcaaed or d.
minial,o! during such term MI: oilara was
was elected for two years, and MIR. Hayes was
appointed for tho deAnito torn OF two yoara.
How can tho Council l,,oroase any salariea
In lust nights work Of tho Council I find that
tho Council appropriated SAC, 600 for tho cxtcns
Should not these sfreet oxtonsionB bo paid aB
herotofore, by assessment on tho property ben-
eatod Why pay this out Of tho gonornl tn1n:
lion !? atilwaukso ayen,e. whom w',, extonded cd
obstrictod by rallroad-traels ms to bo
loaat s1oo,0oo. Tie city will then pay
s1ioooG for this one IMPROVEMENT. ] notice
h-I Ef11 41f
, 1874-06-26

FeIpAttlA
Tho electric errront passing along down on aail
wirs sad 1ranza ltonao, t1lnrco throge the window
crossing tloco through tlB wlu.low- ano hil nlunH
thu Haa to tte crossin Of tho snsh IN tho eontro %
tho npror Rasi, thence nning from th9 wllnw an ~
tha front t,nor knocking her down m tho noF.
rba daughter Of said Franz, standing fGw foot from
ler nlohel In tho room, also h, or rai9icr
shocked by tla olectrcily; tic floor waa torn M, anl
tho wnlla md oenx q tl,o room wese damaEe. u
Ard vi. confined te sr ro0m for About % ~ weoRs s
daughter, who dill not feel my immediate comic.
7uocea Of tho shock took sick nt achno two or tseo
weekB aflor and had TO he racot1 under tho cnrs Of
doctors, who pronounce tint hinco tint tne Rho has
mt displayed the sano mental capacity Us before tho
shock.
All this damage tho complainant bol!ovcs to
have been cnuHou by tho lire alarm o!octric wire,
and honoo ho claims tho forty odd thousand dol
lara damages.
!. The City Attorney, lowovor, atatos that tho
clam OF complainant llas lapscd according totho
Statute Of Limitations, which !lxos two yeara aB
tlio limit Of timo Within which an action must Do
brought for trespas8 OIL the caHo.
, 1874-06-26

GENERAL NEWS.
Tho delinquent tnx-llst Of cityproporty Whs
was published in yostotdays Inter- Ocean. Juag-
ment will soon bo applied for.
Tho following was tho range Of temperature
yeBtorday, as observed by a1anaaso, opt!c!an. ILL.,
dor Tile TRIBUNE Building, At 7:90 a. H.. rs
deg. Fahrenheit; 10 a. M, 81; 10 m., &c; p.
m.. 80; 8p. H.. rs; and at 8 p. M. 10; In the
sun, ut IL H., 100; and at 4,9o =. M, 10t.
The influx Of loavY turtles to this CITY has
boon great Of Into. This time 1t Ia tho GRIND
paciao uotol, with 370-pounder, from tho
Florida coast. Ills turtieship will sovor Ills cou-
neetion with this lifo noxt Monday.
Flngg, the man who was committed to jail rs
IN aooomplioo of tho notorious "Dr. Earl. aud
whose bail was fixed on Monday Mt $4,000, Las
not Buccecded III procuring the required Btro-
ties. l1is wife a.a several pcrsonal friends arc
making oyery effort III their power to oifoot his
roloaHo, aud 1t is probRblo that tloy will aucceed
orc long.
4 test Of lre.proof ceiling, tho invention Of
A1r. James John, o contractor aud builder Of
this city, wns madc on tho vacant lot 90 tue cor
ner of 1nsalle mud Quincy atroess, yesterday
afternoon. For the purpose, o small brick
windows and a door, Ind boon orected, and aix
wagon loads Of barrel staycs placod in t.. Tho
ssG Ws oga mas spdd npRdia p a uasr 1sse M eaawsy sy
burned for TWO houls' and "hen y Was
coolod down snttcloa.iy lor al @ examination,
Tia main ob1oot waa 10 show that d brick build.
Ing. witL ordinary wooden ioisty in the tloor,
protocto cd bv patont coucrote airclambers III case
OF fro III n pile OF oombuatiblo merchRndiBe,
would not burn through from ono iloor to a,l-
other, nor injure irroparably tho structure. The
t]oors arp constructed in tho ordinary wny. with
wooden 1o'sts, aud tho spaces between 1oiBta are
filled with hollow boxes OF plaBtor Of Fairs. elr-
rounded by, ooncroto, and the Barfaco
OF tho ceiling ~ plasserea on anRlo
parallel atrands Of Wlro.. The cost, as
compared with iron beams: iB about one-half.
Tho patent Consists mainly IN tho application oi
, 1874-06-26
ANNOUNCEMENTS,

ANNOUNCEMENTS.
Tho Commencement exercises for the High
and Normal Schools take place this afternoon ut
MoVickor'B Thaatre. Tic exhibitions at tho
Grammar School occur this morning.
Tho nov. George Rogers speaks on the "song
Of Solomon tonight at Western Ayonuo Baptist
Church. Prof.. Bliss is expected to slug.
University Place and Indiaua Avenue Baptist
Sunday SCHOOLS 60 on picnic excursion to High
land Park. by tile steamer 6hehoygnn, tomorrow.
Tic boat leaves 1oodrichs dock, foot Of Mich
igan avenue, at 0 O'Clock. Mombers Of tho for
NOR school take tho Hyde Park train at Fairyisw
at 500.
The cornerstone Of tho now Plymouth
Church. on Michigan nyenuc north of Twonty-
sixth atroot, will TO laid with fitting ceremony
this afternoon ut lalf-past o'clock. Tho exer-
ciseB will be participated in BY tho lev. J.. N.
Gibson, tho Bcoessor OF DR.. Patterson, Dshop
Ghoney, DR.. KitcllelI, formerly pustor OF tho
church. aud tho Rows, G.. D. l1elmer, n. Ellis,
and y. hlcOhoBney, and tho pastor, Alr. Bartlett.
Tho ode for Tho ocoaafoIl waa written by William
Ross Wallace. It promises to be III occasion Of
very doop intorost.
Saturday q lake excursion will take place nn-
dor tho auspices Of tie Dickson Street Aiotholist
Episcopal Church. The steamer Coronn vii!
leave Gooducll'a dock at Q n. Ill., sAorp going 10
University Hrnve, Evanston, and thoro tho ax-
cursionisa viii onjoy tlioir a,,nuai picnic, ind ro-
turning will leaye tho Evanston pier Mt p. IN.
Tlno music will be diHcollrsod oil board. Ice
cream ana other refreshments Furnished on
| board aud In tho grove. Daso.ball, football,
| croquot, swings, and otlor harmless games md
| sports will mako tho dny agreeable.
Tho 1soy. Laird Collior'a Society will glyo
parish picnic Saturday ut Washington Heights.
| Tho young folks will loave on tho $50 tralM on
tho ltoc1t Ialanl Road. This trn,t will roach tho
dopot corner Of Clark and Twenty-second
Is,4<1 1tr Ao&x1 fnuJu Ju$f fl1H 1ff MI NJ m
, 1874-06-26

which WINS Bung beautifully by tho choir aB tho
procession pausod down tho aisle and out agana
Into tho heat. Tho march wns thon natle to the
Northwestern depot where tho train wns takon
for 1aoseh1l. At tho grave tho Masolis per-
fornloa tlioir SOLEMN Borvico md tho re!nans Of
the genial actor were sadly committed to their
last leBting place.
, 1874-06-26

IT, no,.II;at',' ao w. ""o "0A'''e0A"' - '"Ao
1'.!"'o..a" anse
49, t ~ & b'ens "n eoo nvS sa, psu n ~ NJ
tno hi,,1ste 'rrn"euuins I'm wnrJ nvn, u"w r. ia
rruyo-Sars could inyc isnlayri hoir skeleton occ-
imnty iu column au readily ~ Tiny turned them up
for directory purposes, thy full neasrs Of ohicagoa
anseipation might hive been realized: A. II H.. thc
WY sgo anu ~ & ta m IT, ~ ~
wn sn u tr INN @ Tar " 1a S %vo
rH oss ecstnny not ~ mnre tnnn HAT X nseunsi
d mln,,tes In ,,assing given poInt,
The FIFTH Diyalull wiH couloaed Of workingmen'a
associations and uniona; the sixth Of motley rabbo
Of street arabs u wagons, by playful hutton lre-
anmea TO- 10 M some ,, avo lat"sy
" wv VT" Eat ~ ~ ,o yasa am i rev
worc not raarhaje noweysr either fur tGo nun,Gerg
iu the ranks Or for cir discipline THO luck oi decur-
atcu yeLiulca wua strlngly noticeable, aud but tor
the gay frAnriugs Of the Kngh!1 Tempar nAd Kntgha
q nythlas thu procession would havo boen rather
ou1. ;.,.a .a'nR. H., .., so,,,.
1no Oe!"oc'" sas7' ......-,-
chicago aH done er hest. inc PROCESSION c 1oaay
Was reilly n9 thirR. @ nat%sel We. w. ann !opvu
1uu rstn,, "1v hs1 ni hn sfnr Hsr nnneros n te
Kntrnts Tonnlar-ca,no from 81. Lo,ils. Tho Asca-
u,y Luro pf u palnl alld wero cheurei ~ they passo
ulong the street.
The corrcsuondcnt. In noticing tho banquet
given at tho Talmor Houso Wednohday night, to
tho 1t. Itu,isuuu. by Auollo Con,maulery, H,lys
one Sir K1liuht pitched into tho Grand MaAter Ut
Illinois on ACCOUNT Of his oration at the corl,or-
Btouo layig, ana WIS called to order by tic pro-
yililg oilicer, Tho Grand Nlavtor defended hi1n-
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-11-17
The st. John is receiving to leave for Bator
Rouge at 10 A. n. tomorrow

me os. JOnn Ii receiving 70 leave IOr DSto0
Rouge at 10 A. N. tomorrow
STEAMERS LEAVING THIS DAY.
The Q. S. N. packet Katie, Capt. ]. W. Carlton
having been unavoidaby detained, will leave this
evening without fail at 5 o'clock, for Chicot City
and all intermediate landings.
FoR Tuesday Q. s. Mad Packed.
The champion r. E. Lee, VIM Campbell, master
A. Mcvay, clerk, leaves above at P. NJ.
to-day.
FoR OUAc1urA RIvER-The elegant low-water
packet vii ie, Jack ". Blanks master: E. B.
Trinidad, clerk, leaves at P. NJ. to-day, tor
Monroe, Trenton and all landings intermediate
on Black and Ouachita rivers.
For LOWER CoAsT-Waloon, Capt. Ruiz, leaves
ss above-daiiy at P. NJ.
FoR OPELoUsAs.-The regular passenger packet
Trenton, Z. Quatrevaux, master, I. John, clerk,
leaves at f. NJ. to-day tor Washington AMI Ill
landings intermediate Oh the Atchafayala and
Bayou Courtabesu.
Fox GRAN3 FCoEE.-The fine passenger packet
SABINE, +. sinDot, master, Geo. Hamilton, clerk
leaves for the above and ali way landings to-day
at p. NJ.
For ST. LoU1s-Kountz Line.-The Jno. r.
r h. Capt. Brady, leaves as above at P. N. to.
day.
For OPELoUsA..-The fine low water pache.
Ruin, C. G. Pickett. master, VIM. Barnes, clerk,
leaves as above at P. NJ, to day "a her first trip
Of the season. She is a good BOAT and her officers
clever and attentive gentlemen.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-11-17


cieafeN .....-.: -.-.................. W. ~
Stock same time last year. ............. $685.
To-day's exports embraced $500 bales to Liver
pool aud 25l6 to Havre.
ceipts proper since last Saturday evening
4S&3 bales, against 4044 on last Saturday and Mon
day and 1902 last year, making an aggregate
since Friday evening OF zoos bales against lO, 952
last week snd IA, 73J .ast year, and since August
81 u 30 26S bales. against 1S5 3S7 last year-in-
crease 1881.
The Exchange kilograms make the receipts ut
all the ports from II NJ. Saturday to II NJ. today
29,s35 bales against q 1913 last week. and s. 1873
last year, and sine. Friday A. 9l4 bales, against
1854 last week, and So, $40 lass year. Total
siace August 81, 00l, 500 bales, against 100, 975
up to Saturday noon, Nov. Is, last wear, lexcud
ing the above IS, 1881 increase 30 92l.
Exports (Fftiay and Saturday, to Great
Britain, 22,4lO bales, against 39.139 last
week, and 1926 last year, and to the Continent
664s bales, against 1885 last week, and S4O7
last year.
stocks at all the delivery ports, made up
to IL NJ, 49, O6 bales, against 466, 1888 last week
and 3Ss, 1865 last year.
TOBACCO saturday, rs noted in our last
report, II hogsheads sold ut =. Sales last
week % hossheads. We hear of some inquiry,
and there appears 10 be . general expectation OF
An early renewal Of the movement. The amount
OH sale is estimated At 1915 hhds. We con-
time to quote as follows: Inferior Jugs 9D9sc.
medium to fine l0GllAc, low leaf l2012.c, me-
dunn 1StDl4c, good to fine l51l6ac, and selec-
tons at l7aI2oc. Received since Saturday even
ing hhds. Exported none. Stock on hand BY
our running statement 1855 hhds.