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The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1874-11-05

FIRST CLASS HOUSE.

AOHANGE OF management,
aud many consequent improve
ments, enables the proprietors
to offer to tho travelling public
moro comforts aid convent
ences than can be obtained at
ary rihsr ht nEt, in he city.
TELEGRApH OFFICE. BILL
I.IAED and BATH ROOMS in
tho house. Every attention
guaranteed.
GORMAN & CALNAN,
March 1 ProDrieto1s.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1874-11-05
COLUMBIA MUSIC sTURE.
LyBrand & Son

TNAKE pleasure in calling the attention.
l. OF tho public to an U1aminAtior 81
their STOCK OF MUSICAL MEKCHAN.
DlsE. consisting of Pianos, Church and
parior Organs. Melodeons, Violins. Gui.
tnrs. Eanjos, Flutes, Accordconp. Brass
and silver Band Instruments of all kinds.
Also. sheet Music and instruction, Buuhs
Tor every class Of Musical Instruments on
hand al all times. We arc Sole Agents fur
the State OF South Carolins OF Estc,N u Co.'S
COTTAGE ORGANS Sheet Musi. .cr, ~
mail. post paio. ~ rec' ipt"fpr!ce: .nd ali
kinds OF Muaich '""ds -rri by Express.
when ordered. ;" al. iaIi ni II :. Stat.
marked e. q. j.. Go." >nconi-nauc IL
amos and Organs for sale cheap for cash :.
Pianos. Organs Melodeons Tune:
Repaired in Aatisfactor! manntI: aud
Will g.veespccialattentiO e Packing Re-
moving md Shipping Pian"t Ia, otht,par-
ties to any point desired, Mt moderate
prices.
Allnrders promptly attcnded,onnd,at-
istaction guaranteed o those tavorinp us
with their patronage. Hrnd for onr cata-
loEue OF Sheet Musicand Music a AIerchan
disc. Richardson strect afcwdonrsebnyo
fHWSIx pffic" .C"lnmhia s. C Nov7
, 1874-05-29

Tho order ,,f exercises at Calvary Cemetory, On
Decoration Lay, was published Yesterday. Tho
programmes ,jfor the others aro as follows:
ROsxHIL1.
Tho procesaio II headed by tho Grand Army Of tho
Republic, u ills into the cemetery, halt, and pre-
sunt atlns.
prayor-The u mplaln OF tho Department.
Decorative v lcea.
Tie column ii proceed to thu grand stand whore Tho
following 10 II ices will bo conducted:
Musto-yocal.
Adlreas-The q. .sv. Or. Ryder.
Music-Ncven DaanH Dand.
Addross-TAe II ev. ]. .. peck.
AluHic-Appou Club.
Allreas--The Il on. M. Il. n. Wa1luca.
Muso-phoruR.:
National LYNN "AMeric1."
Musc-derma . Band.
onAoELAND.
Tho processIon headed by tbs g. 4. H., followed by
the Twcnty-t .rh Illinois, and other military Or
ganzat0nY, u pBrf0rm tito decorative csrG1u0nleS.
Prayer.
Music-GreAt d stern Band.
AddreBs--Ths I Il '. Robert Colyer.
Nu4!c-Vocal.
Addrsss tlR Ger NJ anl-Tho Rev. Dr.. Hartman.
MuAo-13aud.
Atdrcs4-Ths nn i. Martin Beam.
Prayer.
Lustc--Unud.
omnibuxes for dr.ceana will leave eornsr Norsh
Northwestern do} IT, corner Kipzie Canal atfoets
for Calvary and 'aeh, At II o'clock T. N. Arrlrs 1t
Calvary At 1216p. H.. Leave CalvAry for Noseh!ll At
1850 p Arrv at Hoseiil ut O'Clock p. nj, Loaso
Rogehlll for OhG o ut $50 p. H. Tokst4 to Calvary
and Aoashil, 50 c Il ats foz tbs round trip
, 1874-05-29


Messra. e. L. Brown aud J. B. Drake, Com
mittoe on Fine Arts for tho Fine Art Department
Of the Exposition, have just issued tho follow
ing circular:
The sccond Annual Exhibition OF the Interstate
1nduatral Expoastton Of Chicago will opon the 9th
and tho following statement IL respectfully submitted
for tue consideration Of exhibitors to tho Fins Art Do
Al Is woll known, tho Exhibition Of 1878 WAS IN un
qualified sslcceBs, far cxceolng tho most sangutne
hopea Of ts promoters having been Waited by about
md Intention Of tho Managers to make tho coming
Exhibition superior III every respect to The last, anI
making t,o anest ever given In this country; 10 which
tul they hereby invite the hearty cooperation of ali
artists aud lovers Of art.
Of New York, well known to a art conioisseurs. to
who will deyotu his whole time to that purposo and
wlll take personal charge Of tho works Of ars, until
The Exposition BUILDING il ait',ated On the lake
shorc u tho very heart Of our great Western Mcsro
oils h 800 feet ID longth by 900 feet In midth Of beau
teuded purpose. Conueetod Herewith, but cut of
thorefeom BY ire-proof was, ~ tho Art Department.
Ss y 20 q eot IN @ I'll T gfbsr bE fes
high to which !i b adsd, at onea Another gallery
y 80 TT ThoS Wy b s sa A..
stsiuary draTings II pencil. srayou. charcoal,
rfal, eugravtngs aud chromoa, photographs, agrcul
tural 1esgns, aud oher works Of ar subject to tho
approval ot tue Art Committee, or their agent
Transportation both Ways, cartaRe packing, and in.
surauco, will DO paid by tho E1posluon-but this will
be done only upon works forwarded on invitation.
Our agent will b1 In attendance Ut the gallery ut ali
tnles, who will endeayor to effect sales Of pictureB,
when desired, for which salea no commission will be
charged.
sulab!eframes must b provided for al paintings,
drawings, engraviugy, atc.
The Art Exposition IL not competitive, and pro-
mians will b. given. Az works exhibited must ro-
Extraordinary precautions hsyo baen taken Against
a!uost impossible In addition TO complete s,ntsm
sg saabo ps. ssa osss
pump always tu readiness, and largo number Of
sxtsnguisleers on tho tnaldo the oy Of ohcago has
QUO Of tho ''anue1ea" adjoining tho brlllng ready
for action At 4 moments notice.
All Works OF art muAt bs delivered betwoou tho Int
and 18th Of Auguat afor which time no articles will bo
rho Exposition Ia open to the productions Of native
and foreign artists, but the Uou,mittoe reserye the
right to- reject all works not, In heit Judgment. Of
sufficient merit All worts accepted will 30 carefully
from dat,a4e* The gallsrles arc ansly lighted BY
night, ~ welt ~ by day
~ before aated. Tug Eastern Agent for THO EXPOSE
nunlcasions from ths Eastern States should hs ad
dreteeA NJ Adore until Aug !, after which date ha
will la u tho E1p0ston Building, Chicago. Comtnu-
it, f9 tho %'sn sss y
Secretary OF the Exposition, Chicago.
Al Packages containing works Of art for exhibition
should be directed to "Cheaao Industrial EIpost.
ton, Art Department." with the name and addrss. Of
ste,nont Of tile conents should be iuclosed In each
packsge, and copy also sent by mail
, 1874-05-29
LOCAL LETTERS,
J0 NATHAN EDWARDS.

II tht Editor q I 1he Chicago Tribune:
Sic: The IT Il HUME OF tha morning guotes
from sermon ~ tho Iev. John Woods, pres-
byteran minist " 1t Fort Wayne, Ind, on tho
Swing trial, in VII lick IL Ia stated that "Joua-
than Edwards 1,eser had anything to do with
the Presbyterian, Church." aud that "tor his Ut
torAnces the prs n bytasian Church ii no mora re-
sponsble than i IL fQr the decrees Of the Vati-
can Council CT h, ustsTanees OF tho Pope" IL
this quito correct to say uf man whose 1rs
ministry wea to a. Presbyterian church. Ia Neu
York, for the oxE'E eAs purpoae Of "gronnding 1t
in tho Calvlntstlo doctrnos"; Nho died holdug
tho Office Of Pres 1eut Of Princeton Colleges aud
whom 10 eminent. Preabytorian clergyman as
tho Rey. Samuel. Dayis, himself subsequently
President Of Prin eton. invited TO his own pariah
to e1pouua to hls 'eople, and to oxtabllah thom
more thoroughly i tha principles OF QalyiuBm
True, Jonathan. Edwards WAS for almoat =
quarter OF = coutr y pastor,of Congregations!
church, aud nhei that church, for, hs firm i'd
hsrenee TO his % p 'iotlons Ct aaty regard to
family Of ton old !li an. and his wifa aud daugh.
sssa aere forced 10, earn livelihood by making
, 1874-05-29

The lnnoc0nt aud guileloss are constantly tho
subjects for imposition by those who arc
grounded In tho knowledge Of tricks calculated
to docoiye their nnwary victims. The latest gang
that haa been working in this section caulo to
grief yesterday by tho arrest Of portion Of itH
mantpu1ators On the complaint OF defraudoa
oolored man named William plummar. No. 20a
East Madison stroot was for day tho sconc Of
fraudulent operations, but the lessor Of those
quarters, upon being advised Of tho uaep to which
Ills property was put, ousted the losaeeB, anl
they removed to South Clark street, whore they
made hay wllilo tue Bun sllouo.
The sohome was apparently equitable In lts
management, but by sumo peculiar louus-pooua
Il laoketi tho esHentia!a necessary to conyinoa
tll0aa who yeuturea that suuh waH tho case, A
large diagram. upon wAiuh wore painted tho
numbers from 10 2D8 inousiye, represented
tho lottery, out Of which thoro woro 38 prixea
aud ITO blanks. An oblong box contained tho
envelopes, oaoh inolosing card upon Which MAS
printed QUO Of these numbers, corresponding to
tho blanks and prizes. 10, add ia
the attractions OF the establishment, and
, 1874-05-29

BOSS MAKES n CONTRIBUTION.
Edward Doss furnished a atjll further snhfect
VI eouu1ns ~ 'uueo .too'ue 90 coua'erooln' -
rue had peen maao Oh MN tno oay previous 10
show cause why lie SHOULD not be attachod for
contempt in violating the Injunction in tho CASE
bv tcnr1nf, m h;a wjfoa aresaes and CARRYING osf
~ ''". ..,l9 ~ ,:.', a:.a "AAo S,O, @ ~
.ao ''Dio tHen' oose w" ~ 'alaN
daSlt yesterday in Justification OF hls
conduct, IN which ho Htatoa thai tho little
pasti1no OF destroying his ryifo's clothing
.y,u p1rloed IN heforo tha hill IN Tho ,,rese,t
c"ao wos ficti md tLnt liz Inn not heoh on;itv
apa,,st linn IN hia oninlon. tia bnariara ct Tia
honao hnvo NH orrnva1 thon,aovcs ~ tho aido ~
tho sfe md tha tro1,hieg iatailed by NIrs. Dosa
ara t,rosn eynrrerntinns.
i,fs r. ancerinr and inan,tinp remort." aro
mis- vnrnr;na ~ n fieorflorod brain Ttor in
stanca ~ mn occasion Mra. Hos. tandod
lin II tahio ninto containing aomo
meat md some f1sb. Mat hc
tid not want. and flsh ha wonId
not have, and ho inquired OF hor 1t she could
not ask him what ho desired, But This was not
Sannd r,,atv ataa1 {or1 naar h,a yoto Hav;,,a, ~
i'oa hnr, ,,:s blv III, .1va,f ,o, T., II;
,,otI, ia oa,,iI ~ ~ ,r;t,, las ,a, 81 s.ar
~ ".'3 ~ ~ 1;aa1t ~
r. n,a ,oi11,,or ,,1ato NJ FIN II, 1v;so etro,,!t
~ h3ao,a ,,d tat s1 10 ata, ~
y W. ~ .''o't i,;.s, sn"' 7'es' 1o1A NUS
sost' nnotI;or ~ lima T i.as a,n7,v 1,;a a,uoh+or
.,as, uo ,1n nut M i p9tnis ... u aa.nyon ~
ts". uoM aaoss ~ nootn, aaa nGpvHons o!S ashau u
.nns "ae ~ @ .stoasivn " "aas ano WIS Ro8 "
aae NV, 49, ~ ~ eapssSoI A PaseIt ~, aoatto 70
. H. +; tn1 ,a a,ass 5uss iGa ol
et;.s A's '4o """ Doe '04oaaSto' IVA "a ~ an
, 1874-05-29

qualified and wont on tho bond for Kolly's N.
peasancn. Justice eoully, at tho time, bol|oyiua
that Tyan was insufficient as bonlsmnu, ro.
qnlrcd him to mako affidavit TINT he waa nos-
ssas9d of he necessary s!nSnnt ot real estate 10
produced tho affidavit. describing his property
BY lots and blocks and tho bonds woro accepted.
Bill! doubttng,. tho Justice requested uapt. p
Hickey to detail m officer TO examine tho titlo
Ofilcer Vosoy was aolocted, and ho Boarclod lhs
roeorda and aacortainod tllat tho ttlo to tho
nroportY Bot forth in Tho fldavk in tho
Wost Side Tnrnyeroin aud tho Vest Side Turner
thcr, aud could not and that lynn ia now. or
over WAS, tho owuor OF any roal estate.
= Yontordhy morning warrant wns lsbned fof
Its arrest ,nd r.. no was brought b; 6SfoEo Justles
1fr. Birch, Assistant States Attorney, was
proBont, and satd that. In tho moantime, ho
would haye .he Grand jury Investigate
S onar s&sss 4ep at piF?SS Ss IS tsr only As sss
out Of many Of this nature which hsI1pen in tho
polico Courts daily, and JuBtfo6 soulY Ia doeer-
mined that all snch Offenders shall DO punished.
MISCELLANEOUS.
William Kramer aud Btoplen Meyer, doing
busincsu as whisky -d!ssillerB undor Tho firm
to the District Court in $1,000 bonds zach by
commissioner Hoyne for Illicit tistilllng.
"A German boer-vonder WAS also before the
commissioner. n md hold to tho BANJO Court ia
81 200 bonda for not properly canco'ing tho rev.
onic stamps paed In his buaines1.
q. Il. HAY, = Now York travelling saIesmaa,
arrived In Chicago laat Tuesday and registered
himsoH at tho Sherman uouso. Yesterday he
hired q team at tho livery stable OF
,Ia that hSenao apa q stsrsad , out for r5oss
and WaBhingtnn strcota he carelessly drovo into
n A.paasing wagon. and damaged tho hirod 1" rig"
to = considerable extont. Ho returned to tho
stable, and refused to pay for tho damage done.
In tho evening, a. be was about to 1eaYo tho c!y%
Ma,nos, and gave bai tor his dl further sppssrs ]
,anco.
Mtn: Randall, who maintains = oigar.stand al
No. 81 UniQn street, mas arrentcd last evening,
together With number of her "lRdics," cflarg-
cd with dlsordorly conduct, Flu WAS released
! on bond to appear before sc,lll3 this morning.
The quantity Of hose found In possession Of
James Wilson, who waa Arrested By Officer Ban,
claimed By Phiup Mayer, q Nc. aoI Monros
street. yesterday. Wilson will receive tho pen.
atty Of tho Inv when hS confr0nta 6oully thi1
morning.
Joseph Epstein will aBsuuo IN croct position
thia morning, aftor = delicious nights rapose on
tho soft eido OF plank ut tho Armory, to ehow
himself before Doy1en, and answer q charge OF
Otllcor McNaughton arrested him, acting under
instructions contained in State warrant.
Yesterday morning, at about 8 o'clock, four
mon visited Davies restaurant, at tho cornor Of
Pooria and Madison strocts, and, having dis,
posed OF foast TINT would hRvo tickled the
bar-roora to procure q cocktail During the
temporary absonuo. OF the waiter, the party
robbed tho cash draWor OF about $75 and
escaped. No arrests.
, 1874-05-29
AMUSEMEN

Tho unusual warmth OF last evening operated
against tic tleatroa generally. aud tho Adolpht
waa not exempt from itB dotorrent influences.
For Iadoa' night, tho house was lighter than
It hhs boen for weeks. Tho interior Of tho
theatre was delightfully."- cool, however,
for the the.tro is, Without doubt. better
yentllated than any houso in tho city.
The burlsaque OF y bad Diokoy ~ has run 10 far
10 remarkably good houses. As 1t will be With
drawn to make room for = crowd OF variety
apsoialtlex Mondsy, those who Wls4 to sec tie
, 1874-05-29
as ~ inducements to Mie purohssoE r.
myriad Of small bo1us, enoh containing
III 1nhnltcalmAl allAutftY Of olive eonp. T0ftR

:
III Al inducemant to tio purchaser, T.
n1yrfatt Of small bo1us, enoli containin,gl
nj infnitoalmAl quantity of olive sonp, Torth
porlafa oonsa per pound, and labo1oa Magic
tho place. Tho purchaser Of tho Mngic Com. .
pound" for which ho paid tho price OF 4 aay'h
labor, was permitted to draw M envelope IRON rom
tho box, mud was entitled to tire priso opposlto
tho number therein contained. But, a. tho on,
velopos invariably gavs birth to blanka. the afaua
OF tho proceedings was conclusive, -,,,u -.
To inspire tho coyetous disposition OF
tho humorous people thar daily asaou,
bea, the h proprietor Tas ~ "oouaoSa "srana.}1
yelopos, and exhibit to tho crowd tho fnet that
they contained prizos. ue wo,lld thoroapo.. * eh-
patato GU tho mortB Of the awintlle, e1rfoa' n!a
nurpriae at the resistance Of doultora n ill., tAe
room, mourn that such was tho osse, mar uith
an clo1uonco that vaa often Irresistible, urge
thom to oonsldor what might hare beea.. hav-
ing finished his addreas, bio would Request ono
OF thoae present to draw couple OF ne 70 81. en-
etloktn8 point, le would oiter ono Of Ino no19s,
ID which ra8 iiloloaod tho compouna, ~ me
ssme az ne timo contracting to mato pt1'sen1 p1'e
o[ whatovef prize appeared IN me 1hvelopo'
ducoa their wealth. and purchasing sens OF Of tue
soap, waited With nautlth and eyes h1ar Enc an.
nounooment thit they would be she 1 reotpl9htaof
RIisos commensurate WITH tho r1sk r. unaertaaon' %
mHcn ~ W@7 1oatloa ~ nt'Au.ato .ae tAnk So.'.
laenco OF tho gullible ardionco1 a'consentsnt
esool-piGoon "as appealed to VINO tehponueo
WIN alaoflty ana never ialleo 70 iucelVo m
amount greatly IN exceaa OF tnas "nioh
ho bad invested. Ao doposltea tho
money IN . oapacious "alot. Niniea
at tho DEALER, smiled ut tho crowd mauo
noat profhnd salann. rosrehtod INTO mo ntfoes,
aud. walking around tho square In which tho
otloe WAS. returned to tta inner sanctuary hy
private door, whore he handed back tho wealth,
and WAS groeted With applause by his con-
feaofates' i: .....
, 1874-05-29

iaco.. he remained a OongfeSatlonaliss., Still hs
bad had then much, and, after 1,is nnnsterly work
On Tho Will, y had moro to do With tho Pros
bYtcrian Church,; and hc Ia Just - trno . rop-
reasntatsvo OF tho Calylniam OF tho 11esbyte-
rlan Church Of TINT poriod az ho Is Of THO Call
yinisnn OF tho orthodox Congregational Church
both woro ono aud tho aamo In thotr bo!iof il
tho Caivulstio system, and both were Aliko glad
TO avat1 thomBolves OF 80 subtle m 1ntolleot aB
th9 Of Jonstnn .; Edwards to e1sreiso ts Logic IN
croachmonts Of Armtnianism. 3.
CHICAGO, 11ny %, 18Th.
, 1874-05-29
CRIMINAL,

2A1 ph!AlNAL touh1.
Paut Riefnataubor pleaded guilty to tho lar
sons Hotet md vas sent to tho Comfy Jojl for
~" w.. ae0' ~" ""' A'D' " 'A' oo"tES ~" 4oi
n'o aase. -.........
EDWARD uoeeFty anu T. SULLIVAN tllod Tor tho
1arcany Of $40 and revolver from B. D. Hah-
bury, wore found guilty, aud SulliYan's term
nRoa at tnro' years IN the ponsontfaEs. doscrty
ID unaef ago. :,
William Bu1gor was triod for burglary, break.
ing into tho saloon of G. Romanus. On West
Randolnh atroot in 7ulv 1879. HI vaa fonnd
guilty, ana his torn hxod at eight ycars IN tho
PenftontiRry. Bulgor is one OF four boys WHO
attacked Jallor Stone in August, 1872, nnd
ESCAPED from, tho old ,ail, Ho was recognized
IN tho atraot oar1v t1,;s svook mi arrosto5
yv:,,,.. 1r..-,.., .,..s., Lii. =. 49, ,.s,.
-, "s! na.. .os p.saaou sun'y ~ .uo '"A'0DS
Tho prisoners convicted during the prexont
tor,, will Il. aontanca3 to.rorro,~ norn;nr
's10' "'AN suIH mr. 49, 49, an,rnn" -''@At
1h1 toA,u1 srs,,, oooh1a'
thief, was before Juatice Doyden yesterday,
CHARGED with burg|ary, and was held In s7O0
~, WV
0"41'
Justice Kaufmann Yesterday declared tho bond
pearance to answer tho to charge Of larceny, tor
which be was arrested last week,
u,.,..-a. ;.h. ..o ,,,,,.o -, ,,,,..,.u ,v.,
7.ce No i WE sfonros % atroot was an t"ro M1
hv hnrglnrs Vcstcrdnv Morr;s Durroaa xvos i,n-
foro Justice scully charged With having commits
ted the burglary. He was hold in VI 900 bail for
nh. p;t,r ,1,illr.n ,oo,ti,n ~ ,xhon, ,,ou
i.auo @ ~ ys9soeuay mor4Mtng papat' ~ aIsanB
nt"ryed oouditton md IN atate Of wretoi,od aas-
, 1874-05-29
LOCAL MISCELLANY.



Aochofort Tho groat, exile md Communist, ar
rived in thin city by tho Chicago, Burlington Il
Quincy 1sailrontl yesterday afternoon at 8:35 p.
M, mud loft again by tho Michigan Contral nnil-
road at 6:15 p. nj.
NO RECEPTION.
II tho great Communist expected to bo raooiv-
I'd In this c,ty with anything like distinction by
synspathizing conntrymen, ho must llavo boon
sady disappointed. But ono Fronchman, mr.
Thoopnilo @. Goroult, was at tho depot. and he
bud como moro out Of curiosity than an
thing o1ae. Dinny Of tho leading Froncll-
mon In this city who bavo tho rop.
ntalion of being Communists stated
yosteriay Tint thoy had nothing IN common
with lle principles oi Noelicior., IT,. VINO no "aa
Nrargucrat, loading Fronc phyalcial,, Hattl to =
Tribune reporter yesterday that ho could not
indorso nochoiort bccauHo Ao vas vas man OF PAD
n,orals nlthough he Ind to ndm1t that hh had
unusual abil1tos, iudomitablo courage, aud great
encrgy
AB soon ~ tho train l,ad arrived tho reporters
who Ind gathered at tho depot to give him q
whoro they supposed they would mud
tho great exile. They wore not mta-
tahen ho soon nlighted from tho
sa nes s'' e ed Sondo s
gontoo ID Napoleon. Ho Inns very brilliant
eyoy mud, although eonlowllnt pook-mArked,
may still be oulled good-loolsing, lilo waa ut
once talon III charge by THE Tn1nuNE reporter,
vino forthwith commenced his questioning In
THE 1SrEnnodAron1Es.
Roporter-I hope you had a pleasant ndo to
this city.
llochofort-1 would hnvo enjoyed. 1t very
much, but those torribIo reporters nearly auekod
tho lfe-h1oOu out OF mo, mover BaW anything
like il /; they are like tho mosquitoes,
neporats'r,.Do a', you Intend to ron'a'n fh0rE
Rochefort-O no Iahall lcayo again by the
o'clock tram for Now York. :,
noportor-Are you not surprised that Tho
Frenchmon IN this city havo not turned out to
Welcome you?
Rochofort-1 thtnk they would have shown
At this moment Atr. Lanigan, correspondent OF
the New York Herald ln this city, came up, hay-
ing with him man with large diamond pin II,
hta Bhirt bosom, whom he introduced to Mr.
Rochcfort rs Dir.
Of tho New York Herald, the great Cuban mar
aIr, o'Ke1ly-T am very glad to make your
acquaintance. Mr.. Bennett, tho proprietor OF
oul. paper; has sent mo hero all tho Way from
New York to take charge Of You and bring you
to our city at his expense. I havo carriage
waiting for you at the entrance to tnko you to
tho Grand Pacific, where have dinner ordered
for you.
CARRYING HIM orr.
Without waiting for Rn answer, he took Roche
fort by the arm al,ti marched him out TO tho
carriage, pushing him inside, mud started off,
regardless Of tho feeling OF tue large number Of
reporters who had como for the purpose Of
interviewing tho great exile, and Who we're thus
The party went to the hotel, took dinner, and
htartcd OF for Now York, as aboro stated.
, 1874-05-29

10 tho Edltof Of Tbs Chtcago Tribune.
8lns We would like to call tho Intention Of tho
public to Soma abuaos that Seem to Indicate a
graveyard ring. Thoso who have friondB buried
at Nosohill may BE- glad to learn tllat thoy aro
mob at llborey TO have tho graves decorated by
such persoDs as they may sofoot az most fitted to
4 lady's complaint, that tho partioa inolargo of
tho comotory donlol her tho privilege Of having
howora set mud tonded to BY tho floriat Of whom
she wished to purchase, and that tic po1son in
charge would not wator Tho flowers il purchased
Of tho said 1orfHt; but that ii she woitd buy of
tho flowers exposed for sale within tho gate,
proper attention would bo given to tonding tho
graves. ...
Now, NO do not think that tho man who has
tho oonkraot for tonding tho cemetory would ra-
ally reftlso to wator flowers aet by outside for
ists, but as he has an interest In tho Nowors for
nalo within the cato, he would, no doubt, ho gad
to havo tho public think that thoir flowers must
10 bought OF him, II thoy would haye tho gravca
properly attended, TO-.
There aro yet graYer charges than nero intirn-
idation but, aH Tho case Is now In tho hands Of
tho Grand jury, tho public will no doubt bo in-
formed In duo tirun to what longths grayo-dlg-
gers and graye-atono outtera will 80 to maintain
: monopoly Of those pleasant and lucrative
trades. Yours, etc., -. n. GALLOWAY.
ou1cAdo, May 28, 187k N3a