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, 1875-04-28
CRIMINAL

Robert aud Doas 1locso and John uazsltou
wore arrested ypstorday at the instaacs OF john
Williams, Nho accusea them OF swindiinR him
cut of smafl gum Of money.
a young man named George Morrsll was ar
sea.cd ycetosday by Oflcor Lansing Tor tho a1-
legged larceny OF ESQ from Mrs. L. I, Mason, OF
No. 90 South Jof|czson uIreot.
Fiyo or e1 horses aud buggics wore tsEon
from tho places whe1c the nwners Lad left Then,
Yesterday. aud tileta Wa4 ploutY Of busIncus last
night for tho police III hunting them up.
Threo tine carriage robcs wero uhipped llora
yestusdaY by young man who stoIt tl,cu frou,
II. ]. I.onsoy, a. lsuck Island, and Detective
aIc0ar,ele recovered them The tGiof wan ar-
reste,l Ut Davenport Ia. Tho roEos a1o valued
at sl05.
Officer John Dune. Of tho Twonty-second
Street. Station, waB ,oughly haudiei by pArty
OF rouyhs Monday ut ,l,t ,7llllo ATTEMPTING tu
arrest inan named Jul.:. Fl}nA On variant,
lie was behet by tho gang near tlo corner ff
llnls cd Htrect and Archer hscuop Of, tlo latef
t4o:on9htnEo, bud during u struggle viii
M!chaol aladuai, tie rinslehtltr OF lila parry
Was tcalea oYor tho lead With his ow,. ri,ib
aud struck repeatedly by tho s,i}lanu. btsdjcn
Grew revolver, aud mas about to shoot Lm
Hhon Duuno struck thu Hcapou from his hnnI'
aud 1t went OF. but With what reYntt IN ,,,t
kno~a, serEt. Fitzpatrick cnme to lis anaist.
anco With sono nlell, but Tue to,isha lad utl
A. an tRtly hour yostortay n,Drniny Nirhaci
Murray aud John 0faioue Noto atres,.d 4. rnsr,.
b6ra OF tho gaAK. UIuue iA connn.I ~ III
Aome BY lIs Wouuds. -*e
, 1875-04-28

with forms, wna ~ thing Of beauty" With ita
bsekcts Of exquiaite1y.nrssnRofi flowers aud dAin-
ty bontonDleros. Siopucrd deHorycs much credit
for hfa tae!e iu Tho arrangement Of tho flowers,
which will b0 OH exhibition aud eAlo thsa After-
noon aud evening, apd no bcttor chauce
cou1d bo fouth for ladies' to ernbclfiah
their l,nnes and gardens. nnd At tho sane
ments In tlln wh~ Of ico.c.enrl t,hl cnko may al
go bo had, cream being supplied upcn tho Hauo
terms Ii tho tlowets, and tle 1adles scndiug in
the cAflo. .
Tha rooms vera we'll tlllol 1aat evening, and
generally pleasant social tina wns tho result,
friond mootinr friend. and QoNeY-1uyer aud con.
i'otssear exchanging tdeer, a,.l no douht tho
Hs1no enjoyable tino will DO lind BY many mo1o
tonight.
Tho scientific expedition to the Black Hills.
sons by tho Department Of tho fntortor To es.al-
ltal' tho boundaries and learn tin RESOURCES OF
the country, especially tho mineral wealth,
which has been organizing in this city
Tor tho rk4t few dsgs left yesterday
morning by tho Chicago. Burlington l. Quincy
lsailrond fos Omnla, Chorcnne and Fort Lara.
nIo. Tho party consisted ot Waiter T. Jnnnr.
lco'oeist in charge. formerly 0eolcglst of tho
tou, Asatslant Gco'oglBt Of tho Ohio Survey;
@ csnbdse olselraorr. i"5s + r. Metll,seudiy, tH.
1opogrartor. uf tho Norillorn boundary; and
Or. Cleveland Nov berry, Naturalist. They will
leAve Fort Iarltntn With An escort aa 8ooD as
The graa. m tin plains ia Bullcicnt h anpport
their texrus. It is proposod TO continue tho
kno. lfise 1t tIls rcherrution is ontained. Tho
pa.,y xle Experienced aud enthusiastic and will
iuE tn t,:,GcrxD tha hntish.,M uccaHs7ry to ac-
c0ihpltutl tho 1i0ped-for ressfte.
, 1875-04-28
CITY OFFICES,

" TIA N,vor voa,crd,v si,,,1 ~. o.,..
,,;,,,,,, 1ot,r S,a,a.e..,,. ;. az. 49, o'uot AZ
roa.'1s 'onn ''n1t'1nosGcia iotico Justice IN sao
soo'a D1'1s'on' .... .
The uoard Of Public Wor}s Yesterday issuod \
vo,,c,eY nj 5oo am IN IN o,,,r.art rrc. ~.
~. ~. ~ suo SS.!n'at lioa "ofao'
u w." 1oEa, IN acconnt OF tue how engines Tor
tho VEST Division Watc1-Works.
Tho tjtv-colIe.tnr noa},, calls th. ..to,.,,, =.
t,r.n,v,,s ~ H.. ta,. ,1.at H.. @s'eus'u u
~. ~ tn9 'ne' tnns .ho ueAh7oent Tax
s'st 1or 1o'a Hlil % hnishcu MaY 10. ald all who
havo net paid thci. taxes for that year previous
to tho aboyo lato will Law themselves oncn to
losal nroccedtnrs In lin oornt. To,rt fs1 ~
Tnr Ensnn nv ,tr,,r,, r'''
Tia rno,,1or woektv no.,t,... - Il.
Henlfl, ~. i,af NJ th.ir ro,a ao nostu u
poou. rresi,lout Hahn in thn c,sir ,i''11"' "lsot-
Tie Usait1 f,fiircr rcnorte,3 H. T., o,,,p,,
with tho d,rcction. of liz nnard 10 ~ a
pocumau to cojlccs spesnuns of s n,;k u!1u frnn,
var;om. pn,,rcos ~ 1oannt - - r.. ~ nih ltoln
tivna ~ ia SiiEmea,o.a y '.e iepisaeusn-
s,na 4, ~ E1.,a,, fS. Jnspp' auu sons mo
,,s.,u.s =, II H.. aoe au4.ysls' "lshout ucsl:-
snsno,u ' na,n s"I mf.ice tne sarloua
sant and IL ro,,'r. ~ 1Muso samples we're
ha naccd hafra H. " us.uB sfcelsoa
nectinn w;i, tie fua,,oa.ns;s 'uns, rss ~ coi'.
and ,a,nss ~ tl,o i",,o '''tuoAn "o'e opta1aea
IRA -enor, ~. ~" n,,,"l. nuIs. T., - ..,.,..,
.da,,,nd III mLt, ~ = 'oty tecnnca'i vas
a,,t,p;ntnI ~ puSen ,...s y. NY, aua tus oo91ea
spnc.ar ,i,o. ~ ~ n3asu tor Mkln.
All nj ,leor y au;s,. sne's ~ seoss tuat tney
w. aos ueosl ~ austaapis 70 A'6 rue Cotnc1! :or
T. % a aaary Ge r. sf aee ha. to include
nan..n,ars III ~ ~. sne poicoIuea ot tno
liz, tha, " M. a.o Hor@ Mas nos moTn onoIol1s
~ s H. sa,na r;ea Iau c9ulq 10 dohe
e,a ~ .ao p!'Ic. ~ e"s9 'lo DliiI-insPectsf
so.,i !. - ~ ~ 'nput,'y ~ any ulN he cond
, 1875-04-28

+rrtr AN tvrrn urtun ,,ouv u..~
~. u"1A ,, s's.',,. ,'s' 49,. "o"S ,aar.
MI II. D. sh''t". sAo oeetesafy OF the irhders'
Insurance Company OF thls ely yesterday ro-
turned from Nov York. where hc haa been at
tending tho annual meeting Of tic National
1'o"'" ss ~ o.'s. ~. No.. rso' ,.
A.etos'of o. LIE A8'nuSe called nron tho
Gentioman yestertlay to geo II ho had derived
any information Il, tho East bcatipg
unon cAcago INSURANCE muttera of IN,
,a.o.. >. ~. r,......a ..,,, -,
, 1875-04-28

Town Of Isko on wa,er accnnnt reported tho
aggregate nrnonut to bo eC,o0p. Of which eI, 600
had boon received.
Ihe construction Of . ecwcr on Fofty-Gret
htrtct, from fIy1o Tara asonuo 10 stata street,
ssn, authorized. Tho protsb!o cost ut Tho work
VII 10 @l57,U00, tu bo dono by special asscss-
rnent.
Tho pot!tion Of Clarke. LAYTON l. Co. to havo
vacated .lp end of EIfty-iifth street, east Of
ASSMo l,nrk Avcnuc, VAS Erante'l.
4ho 1raaBIrcr mRds lila annual report, show.
,g n y! " lrecoipts to ba ;'aI.9s2; cash On land
President BonGod reai h!s annual report, IN
ihtefetttnR rart. lie pn;d among other thpgB !:
hsla tho tlon prevails that ilyds Park SHOULD
no quot rehttlcnce subltb 1t is not III tho na-
ttro OF thtnRh that your successors oau have
thto"h npon their hhGllders encE burdens ~
naTo been yonra. Win tlls exception OF aomo
necessary sewerage, tllink tho mission Of this
v!slato a!lou'd ho In tho fnturo 70 tako caro- Of
fefof'uos md protect es cstzors nt their hot,ses.
!! 70 our southern districts largo manufacturing
alNif'c!s arise and dosclop roluiIing dilrvtent
hort ol loKIHlation aud loss dotncatie a1minis-
advantageous 10 both that tho residence aud
MmaIMhtacturfng aI districts 10 separate.
ihcn t4e lato vote uaa canshsaed, tho Tcsnlt
heing Inc aa1,o as already published. save yoto
Se hess nhistt S thefe r. Ates passing resolution on
Eontieht. Faulkner, Church, DoWiler. and Nor
Hal, resgneh tho chars they haso 1slet will.
Gloa't 10 tl,o new-cHiIerF, MchArs. Calhoun,
Boraley. Gillottnt llnxie, powoil, and Henes.
Ilotk = ropa that was gayo way to Clerh ScoYot
The Board was called to order hy tho Clark.
ana Mr: Calhoun placed In tho chair pro tom.
Alter nineteen hallots 6fr. Iahu Il. ifoxie waa
elco'o'I l'!aslGent for the ensuing year. They
adjourned for tho week.
OAR pARE.
Mr. Frank Perkins eavo reading In Temper
anco Hall Monday evening. The prositH Of tho
cvculng wore to DO shared with tho 'Wo1nan.s
Temperance Union, but tho good cause for tho
timo being vas forgotton. and tho 1ud.os, with
thor attendant lords, xcte not proaent. Tho
audtencn that greeted Sir. Perkins mas diHgracs-
fully smnll, but ho read with al tho eritit and
animation ho could llayo summoned to naeot
large assembly. Ho read laat evening in MaJ-
Wood.
The meeting OF the Literary Society which uas
to iiave been held Monday evening was poBt-
poned and will TO hold ut later date.
Tie Dramatic Club nf Onl Park. Mill Ctyo
-. =. Anloag tho BrcakerB Thursday ovcnius at |
Temperance HILL. Admission 10 co1t.s.
soeiablo under The auhnlces Of tho Afisston-
my saciotY OF the III. E. Church viii bu held ii,
OF this week.
a1r. John Powell las snll his easy little cot I
tage on Centre avenue 10 Lr. Flanders, tho ex- |
press ngeut.
The now depot In tho eastern limits Of tho
town 70 being largely pasrouizcd. It IL run,orotl
lint tho cisszeuH III tho wes:a patt OF the ylll-
agc ropo:e to llnvo the old ata:ion.Lo,1Be n1uycd
lnrsl!er west: It IL dsyautiy to be hoped BY
those Irving in tho central rart 0! tho town that
[h"y may nut accomplish tIcir desire, ae only
accommodation trains stop At tho nav depot.
, 1875-04-28

THE JOLIET l. NORTHERN INDIANA,
bl!i for foreclosure was lletl here yostert1av
ny julius Wadswortt. Tlnstco. II. Y. Poor, II.
". Poor, 4. =. lillott, c. q. Bacon, Il. G. Chan
inau, II. .. Daltzer, ". G. looks. Il. Q. Hawkins,
mud John u. alautoli against tho Joliet l. North
orn 1ut,iana Railroad Company, aud tho Michi-
faa Central Railsoal Company, to whom 1t is
leased. Tbs Joliet & Indiana Road WAS incor-
poIated tn 1854, belug lnado up u tic OaNcEo l.
llt!laba Flank-Road Company, and the Railroad
Company itself. A lruAt-iced uaa i;nn1cdlatofy
made Tor $500, 600, and eco bonds for 81 600 zach
were issued, tho trust-dtoi consoyiu1 all Tho
consoldsted property to Julius WaIsworth and
Ihooaoro SedgSlcx. Soon after this tho Micti-
gan Centfal Road loasel Tho road at N annual
rental Of eSo. 600. As East Of this rental. tito
lesseea agreed to pay the interest ou tho aeO6 600O
~ hou1s, Which haa been done until last July,
Wtlcu Tor eoln0 lcason. the rosd roIllsod to kee1
its agteosnent. It IL ciaimed that tho road IL not
Legally Or eqlutAbly bound to tay the interest,
Ihe MichxAn Cent? nj has now obtained control
ovcr 2,2!3 ont OF the 5000 bondn which
tho joliet d Northern 1ndinua Roud las
issued. alld, therefore controls the hitter road.
a 1nootlng WAS held isBt July at which both fnc-
tlona weru Present. a committee w, tlou no.
pointed. Nh!cb reported that lie Miehteau CoI-
trul load was not bound to pay tho interest, and
auyiaod that now bonds should 10 issued pay
ablo III twenty yeara from July, 1871. The COM
p!atnants think their ti2hts will be infrlnged ii
thts H!caa'11a 10 adopted, md tley therefore ask
that tho trust FOR ss00.000 may ba fo.o-
c!oaod, tint tho lease to tho Allcllpan Central
load tna7 be transferred to aome disiotete,led
party. aud tlHs tbs defendants may bo restraIneI
fro'n Interfering Tlth tho foreclosure pYocood-
ipEB.
, 1875-04-28

CINCINNATI, April 27.-Tho Committee an-
pointed wocls ago At convention hold ut Iron.
ton, O.. in tho interest Of a 1a,1road to copnce.
tho Chesapeake and Ohio with Cincinnati by
road on tho Ohio shore, ,net to-day In t,,s e,tv
It lB composed u tlroo men from each comfy
through which the proposed lino ia to pass. No
representative from Portsmouth was present,
benjamin Eggsoston noted as Chatrn,an. X paper
vas rreacntod bv William Dwight, Jr, auggcst-
ing tho otEanlzatton Of company to 10 cale,l
the Cincinnati. Ohio River Il Virginia l!u,lrvad,
with a3,000, 600 Of preferred stoct, viii, power
to tasuc Ql,0o0 900 Of common stoch aftor the
road ta butt, the common stock to bonr inlereut
stock. After Sumo discussion, the whols mnttcr
of financial basin wns referred to . curnm,tteo
from u1miltoo County, to report a. soon ~
, 1875-04-28

hlEMpH1s, Tenn, April 27.-plantors arc COM
planning greaty Of tho unprecedented dostruc-
ton Of nanlcs, hossoo, aud catslo by tue buffalo,
Enats II is ostirnated that Within the mast te,,
daYa el00, 900 worth OF stock ],as becu killed by
thom within radius Of 100 mtcs from tlis city.
and tho consequence has boen l,cayy advance
In Tho price OF nulcn aud horses.
, 1875-04-28

We claim 10 ho ahlo 10 show garments Of extra
artistic design, Of specially nne quality nn nisu. md
show tho latcst broadway styles. Our Now York
]uuse being ono Of tho lar8est in tho United States.
aa catering "a they do for the no trade Of tho mo-
tropos, Keeps us supplied with tho nowest lcs!ou,
aimultaneoun "ith their Ar4t appearance, Orr sio
bustne.s suits cannot 10 e1cclcl fl s!yle. hnt lin
ton. A. J. Nurrr1n q II n Hf,thiarP hiPs'A-
10 AMI lsG gtate strcct
, 1875-04-28

Special D,spateh ta 1he CHICAGO Tribune
anANn HAVEN, Mich, April 27.-Grantl
HaTon wRH again bcaton lii tho SECOND Of a
Herca Of apeling.matches With Spring Lake iu a
contest which took place nj Gutter Hall last
nvcniDg. An au1touco crowded tho halt
, 1875-04-28

The retiring hoard of Trustees hold their 1ast
sess!on Monday night, al the members preaeut.
Their successors and large number Of looke.s-
Oh were IN attendance.
Tho Committee to make settlement with thu
, 1875-04-28

-SAA4HOAA %V41AEaa
"The best1aid p!ans Of 1utco and men gpng aft
"gee Ia Al old and Esio Scotch provcrb but no trucr
than ho unive-saI]y favorable criticism that has Jccn
awarded the Elmwood eo'lar. They arc tho beat-nt-
ting articles 0! the kind over sold.
, 1875-04-28

Why Is It, You Ask.
that everybody seems to want uilget, jenkins
FAxon' Nos. 20 and III ssats strsst, to decorate,
papcf. aud fusnt2h their houscs7 Go thsre, and
you'll sea.
, 1875-04-28

como. From jackson, Tenn, q eonnec, lon With
tho Mobile t Ohio Railroad g,vos your fair and
onterPrtsng city Chance over that liuo AM
speaking particularly Of tho Mississippi trale !;
md th,ls rotor 10 tnse two limos of railroads aB
tiiroot, AMI with no chance for tho tloiaS OF xaoa
Bling vonr corn and your meat tIoui, hero, and
We will Try and got up .'oorr,cr" on them. lhs
tien In May aud June 10 mako and ilnish a. or,r
cotton crop. Corn no must havo. 30 rle1&a,
Air. Editor. toll yonr Gcod poopio not to oo.a...
corn. Respectfully yuuts. DunAxr,
, 1875-04-28

We Clean Silks, Woolena,
mixed goods. embroidered sacaues without rprIuY
removing trimming, by our now French dry-cloaniur
lroceaf. Coox McLi1N, No. 80 Daarbo1n strees
, 1875-04-28

A Remarkable Story
T. told Ct child vAo though 40 severely scalded that
we uoctors gave her up, sAEod BY thu tt1upy 1so
ot Daley y Magical Pain Extractor. &
, 1875-04-28

aspec1dt DE*pafth q tbs Lhlcuao 1TIoutt.
OEs MONIES, Ia, April 27.-3lupicipal corpo-
sa!1ons' like individuals, who rash Into or
tsaTagances nimpIy because they can do It on
Credit usually ray loar for tho whistle. Boysral
couuties in t!lB StAto have lunrned that, and aro
roasz1ns 1t ID they roll up tho sa1oa by order Of
thS eou.ta to pay for bonda tvsuol to apocryp,,.l
to overy mans farm. TLcse bonds unualv telI
Into tue hanss Ut shnso who cuus.l blle tlsejr
time, md wait until tho conntics eot rich
aud able 70 pay. Quito Kccently has tusned
gp s34.goo OF tllGse somnolont |. q. US againat
had been forgotten. Non the holders want t!,e
money. jones County officials s,o ncratohinr
around 10 ascortatn II they have nut buon null.
, 1875-04-28

VcsJ nns Reed Rous, Estsy, Prince Il Co., and
orans but little used for sa!e at Nceds Tem-
r4s Of Musto, o. Van Durtn street, At half-pr!co,
, 1875-04-28

h1E0VAAe31AuA E10uQdt
1arge assortment Of 7-octaya Instruments, With
carved iegs. etc., but nttio use at 30 and ipward
aao several surorb secoud-hand Btenways as good
new. Lyon / 1Iealy, 1a2 State straot,
, 1875-04-28

BY nno sets Of sceth Thorefore let ladies Who vtsh
to fascnate cultivate th!4 attraction by tho uso Of tho
great vegetable Freaesvcr and saunot OF the teeta.
fragrant sozodont,
, 1875-04-28

oHLt5 AMI TRANSFERS..
Tho Louisiana It Missouri Niver Hailroad waa
cold by tho Sherir at public auction Ut Cuuu.
ba, No.. OH the ed iust., to satisfy III oxeca-
tion agalust It. Gen. John II. Woo1aou, at.or-
neY of tho Chicago l. Alton lsa1road gayo
public notice to all whom It might concern, be-
fore the aalc was made. OF claim axainu, Raid
rosd BY tho Alton + Chicago OF about eloo,-
900. =, sfr. John Loler, Of tho firm
OF shnehau i Lolrr. Of St. Louis,
BID $3.50 for tho road, aud 1t Naa knocked down
70 him. Tho road la built aud In operation from
Louisiana, kto., to JotterHon Ctr,
1t Ia stated that tho frauchiso or the Dur'ing-
sou, Codar ltapils 4 Minnesota Hallway has boan
transferred tu n"w COMPANY /; also tint . now
ghat haa bsen kuown as the minneapolis ( St.
Louis IalIway Company. Tha ncw mauagera Ut
tue i'rst.named road propose to complete Their
llno, which now onds IT. plymouth, 30niles south
Of Austin, uorthwara to Albert Lea, anu thonco
to a point near Carver, whore the presoue Min
neapos Il vt. Louis Railroad terminates. The
road ~ N Important ono because 1t furnishes ut
once : rival rouso 10 Chicago sud rival roulo
to Ut. Louis.
, 1875-04-28

Tho first grand cxcurniou under Tho rpsnaco-
ncnt OF tho Land Department Of tho Ch,caro.
Burlington & Quincy aud Burlington i Missouri
River Railroads will loavo Aurora, Geneva,
strentor, Peoria, and other points on tho Bur.
lsnsson l!oad. May 4. Tor kearncy Junction, Mob,
ef tie regular rates.. 0nc-lalf the ainount naid
for tue tlu4st Mil bo allo sod Oh Land purchseol
cssher in Iowa or Nebraska, 1t tic purchnss II
u1ads within ninety days from tho date Of thp
t:rkot. 'AS
, 1875-04-28

NEW ORLEANS, ST. LOUIS 4 CHICAGO RAIL.
ROAD.
II ths Editor of Ia< chitaao 1ttbGns;
DueAsr. 1lisa,, April 23.-s!nco tho extension
Of thla uno Of railroad to Cairo. 1t has opensd M
t,ao Held for your merchants In all branches OF
trade to trY and coutzcl their share Of IL but
only IN occasional Chcago drummer IL soon
tu this ssats Of ansa!ssippl and yet III ns val
, 1875-04-28


his coat in u new place !; shon ho wuntcd to whip
tho policeman. aud was taken away to tAlnk bet
ter Of 1t.
". D.-Tbla Is temperance aormon in dis.
guise.
A number Of tho survivors Of battery N Of tho
night IN Noom M. Of tho Osdcn Buildiug to
complete Arrangements inRugurated at u fu.mer
meoting having for It's object the Reorganization
ss.t4 os tue osa sefsoy T. j. , Il ns%ss> s.a occupied tue
% motion, tbs Chair appointed jehn tai
Q. 6calos, D. Adler and F!sI New
ton committee Of shreo to .a,yo
funds by collection from tho numbers, to 10
company, PROPOSE to h1so Ut an early day. X 4
meeting hold 1T tho paeitie Hotal last wcu4, U4t-
fesy d resolved to turn out ~ q company and
Participate IN tho grand parade Of tho 1ounlon
q tho ulnly societies on tho l2th OF uoxt mouth
un motion, that resolution was recunsidoFed
and no final decialon Mas reached ~ 10 tictr
intention in TINT matter, THO meeting adjourned
70 meet again 1t lie same place tuesday
ANOTHER INsuHur1os.
:, AZ North Town meeting held last evening In
he Cotaty CnuIt.!ooai. Ut Hhch jatueH 4, Kirk
presided. Tue following resolution was pusscd.
Rssotged Thst \ committee, consisting Of tue Hon.
appointed to eutou tLs s1-suI eyysos Hobsrt Keany
oia turning over tho lR,ubys Al other rrvrtrty Ia
l. ssea a':sS 81 !.
'ylAw. >N '''s'1''9
THE FLOWER FESTIVAL,
Tie hoWer show ut tie urplnn Aav,,trn M
t6o 1Iicl,gan Aycnue, Which "s.a usucuratod
yesterday, proved very attrnc,ive affair to
tgreat lllany rauple. tho ]adie4 especially. Il
sAa COTTON UP through tho lady 1na.lageru and
6hepheTd, the lotlst Tho latter offered to mnke
tdlsplay OF peadiug-out una conses sntary 1lants
lnd cut-aowers, inslnd4uK taskets and
boutonnieios, aud lot The lsdisA se!I tLom
y TIE same prices that thay would
o stS tpt T. s Ge n
he proceeds we're tlon to so to tho Asylum, Mr.
ahePheid 10 be partially reimbursed for his
zoubto acd outlay With tie other hslf Tho
.esu's was that . large collection Of general bed
AnB-out and window plants. eyery QUO In
blossom, with many pretty leaf l''anta. we're on
exhibition aud sa!s Callas. soHcs, te!iotsopo,
pans!es, fuchsiss, gerau.ums, piuks. deinieB,
,ssFgontuns, and nany othess' delighted tho eye
esdy sale, aud, ~ thev We1n tAkeu from tho
bAlss, we're replaced by others.
1 ads-tahls, covered wiki mos4 and stzown
The New York herald., 1875-12-20
The Extradition Treaty with Mexico

Our despatch from Brownsville, Texas, re-
lating to the claim for the surrender of a
felon confined in a Mexican Jail at Mata-
moros brings into view popularity of our
extradition treaty with Mexico, which differs
from all our other treaties Of the same kind
by allowing the demands to be made by the
civil officers of the States or Territories along
the border. The fourth article of the treaty
is in this language:-"On the part of each
country the surrender of fugitives from JUS
tice shall be made only by the authority of
the Executive thereof except in the case of
crimes committed within the limits Of the
frontier States and Territories, in which
latter case the surrender may be made by the
chief civil authority thereof, or such chief
civil or judicial authority of the districts or
counties bordering on the frontier as may for
this purpose be duly authorized by the said
chief civil authority of said frontier States or
Territories. In the case described in our
despatch one Harris, who has been detained
for three months by the Mexican authorities,
at the request of the federal court in Texas,
and who falsely claimed to be German sub
ject, is still kept in custody awaiting de-
mand for his surrender, and the Sheriff of
Dewitt county, Texas, has appeared in Mata-
moros to ask for his extradition.
The New York herald., 1875-12-20
Proposed International Cricket Match
"EIeven Gentlemen of IreIand.-

While as is well known, our rowers and
rifemen have been arranging to have with
us during the Centennial year the best men at
their work whom Europe can produce, and
that various other Of our sporting interests are
active in the same direction, it is gratifying
to learn that friendly nations across the
water are already taking the initiative and
mean to put us to our best in still another
direction. BY advices from Mr.. Wilson King
the American Consul at Dublin, the ques-
ton of sending over cricket eleven to
attend the Exhibition is being agitated in
good quarters. Eleven gentlemen Of Ire
land" is the project, and the hope is to have
them men Of high social position and skilled
cricketers. 1t is almost idle to add that
these gentlemen will receive here as hearty a
welcome as did our rifemen in their land,
and that the friendly expressions Of those of
our cricketers who have already heard Of the
plan but suggest what is in store for them
from the moment they land on our shores
Should picked elevens from England and
Scotland also come, they, too, would find
Brother Jonathan in his best vein, and have
reason to always remember with pleasure his
bounteous hospitality.