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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-17

eoasSrce All snail tuts hrn ercept
betserc which aomnsL Peeled peaches eaei held rlnsf
Cnpe led bold saer sie nEanee
ekorr AMI black S'ba misn'
veil be drop ped from the list QiOtstioas: - ~.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-17

-, So Common pin.v Hesvv ~ 25DsS s. the latter
- % e anal mostlF 81 % eST 10 pnens,
54O0 al. ...., o., -,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-17

Prime apples 6rn for bright Bao-n o.
GreeangL os th7 sonn nght nf'u-n
ordeal Of cold they have Pssso a "a
cilT country have been sayei "" l-l
plse Canberes small local outlet there some -
mna weather has TOLD TO some AmsSnt
Exports p3e past wees l. 20 DOL he
l. 5.l32 a. Q10iatnns'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-17
SGplnls BANKS

EQUITABLE SAVINGS INSTITUTION,
H. corner Sixthave. and TNe!nh-st
Money deposited time viii commence 70 liAs ~
s-r sv ~ ibs following Interest paid JAZZ = 1875 al me "
oil st'E rAh ON'' ." A JOHN g DE WITT President
GRorGE C. WALDO, Secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-17
DRIED FRUITS

Receipt. for 24O Dkgs 75i DO raps
veeE last year 3ls do Exports Of dried SpDes pa 243
bLIs ,pce Jan l. $500 do: 25 Pr.nr
slopsl quarter apples arm aud iu quotations ns Sliced
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-17

Ssr TOrls god cto we.ierl ~

NevYos TO is.T neW5' 80 O. a. gTo" 'h'''''''. "a ,
LiS Ca Cr1lGus % "a
iNDlGO-Ile market quiet tni parcels o1eing
pos rntEagei; salA Of iaL Al 20 aoJc aud hacras al
TJ4-7l s-
LEATnr only small husues transacted IN Hemlok
go since trade mis- OF retail char
&C.. heavy Ht..L- ultl uipTi exports ioI tne
SeeA 9ODJ cop SLOW .slo " g-ote:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-17

\ Y WHOLESALE PRICES OF COUNTRY PRODUCE.
FOR THE WEEK ENDING MARCH l6. 1875.
tElusssv ior n. Y. TRIBUNE BY own Reporter

rf1frGT DIrefl0l-
other eai ~ poor
goos Pt everything An attractive ooz secu exam
ston ar where dirty package soven 81
nearAuce motion VII not alloy the con
.eu about Ue Of cn d Inc cut straw Wn
stencil 0.ats 0es-aad uOie contents
on the bor statug amount, Sen e al tAe
route, tine 6c An nyoee OF 81
boud also he the OF
ace. secure
90 hat "a demand
BRASs AND PEAS.
Ree pts for 3O9l bills DO lat week. 1894
bbs sane Sll Exports
Jan l. 7Ij bt pero last 400 bbs
$500 Receipts Of lr6s4
bush u demand Or both mediums anu srIows but
the free business Of the pA few be
heavy supplies
Ne quote the e bnuess for sort chiefly
AT inside prces kidneys Of al kinds quiet Canadian have
proved qnobIe 81 30 Green peas ere not IN
srge and prices arm Msro"At are quoted al I1@s-
for GOOD to caoce Southern B. pess nominal Quotations
~. neu hIe klaneT. u IS M 40
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-17
Gharres tor Business Men

An UNUSUAL OPPORTUNITY to PUR-
n Cu ASF on liberal terms Little required Joohng
and l DRUG BUSINESS. leading hor'oshie pos ng ad'
,ges and .eue before o1ele e -ns sev --' o 4o
| nonular proprietary yielding aTac PROFITS Address
DRUGdlsr. Box los PostOhce
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.-T de-
ng busue.s investments naY suei without clfge oY ~
nI-r "a llST & HAYN. Financial snd Business Brokers, l51
Rr,sggar No charge owners unless sale Is elected
DISTTLLERY for SALE or EXCHANGE
Three lots snta1e BgiGugs. Engine two Boilers
sbatnv and well located lover the CITY Inquire
oC OLs Unte1 states Tea Co., corner OF church and
DARE CHANCE for person of total absti-
Ia hence urucues and te4cbsb disposition. having eDJo 70
700 extensive publishing Wih prospect VI
becoming general manager Address , =.
THE ADVERTISER, owning very prom
ng SILVER LEAD NINE aI be iayn Dr. iefus ~h
av oartv dsposei p o. Box 2yoS " l. for
iaieraen AM Tor The psrtle-lais.
cd 1IO!N WANTED an ACTIVE PART
= @.NItPO. SLH old established Ci- Printing OA To
can 1e secured AIlss
} D. ii. Box lOS. rnbaae Oae-
y 20, UUU yiSTEO to ea,s. COCOA. ss.,.a,. y.
his C- wc.i prefer me-lt mo 'N
co. any from persons ~ ln 'nc a e.
eut xno can Whole Of above sun fu i-te
s vcn a. q sa. pr ais &c ain pest references
Com mum Sc' IS guar4u'ee OF ue'h"
/ Aar.ss =. Box l2D. lahuHe OGce
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-17

=
hbs n ~ IS. -. III -
WOO-The and dealers willing to sell mo
prices There hss been some
Medium quAAues bH there no iio q"
amount Wo1s
unchanged goo.. fair movement On Al prce
goods There improved lIiiy
To- s-p Woods Apd holders arm their views For 'aiora
Woos there inquiry both SDlng ana Fail al unchsnge1
values The trade Woods re 100 ugh ioI
teu 10 meet Prices Oi Aetos somewhat Aor ne
bpver. with h,ils dong az the moment Fui-,u
Wool meets wh s.e.iv demand q tuA values
Tho .e embrace 300 soc 30 600 d spring zip
California 32lc 10 OUu 70 90 2S -3uU - aonlel IeL
zoe 3 900 u Pail 2jc; 1000 n Wsconsin pa
az 100 hale Van California urv4te 10 900 - RAD
forms. on NJ Scour-1 California on private
tn 10 600 ID Scourel 10000 % "A ono Fleece
Pulled, private teIms lou bags
rc on pn7ate terms pHvat terms bags icA
or m vate terms Ohio Feeces Dnvse terms lOOOU
n sinner Pulled 5Uc 900 Western Texas, puvee terms
r,Ir POH u 1870.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-17
r. w. HUIDEROPER, MealTlle. Penn
GARRY T. CHAMBERS. Mclean. NY.
CHANDLER ROBBINS, Nrv-iork.


WHEREAS, by the CIRCUIT COURT Of
MISSOURI .ut ~ WALKER anu eher, omp19aais
ycr.a. TnE MISSISSIPPI VALLEY AND WRsrERy RAILWAY
Of OF said Coaplny 10 wa on Iu ~
opi vaeT Railroad Company shoud stand
de- AIRED 9gs oT,o o. an ii an ana eI a I b & u
sPp Yey ami Heen ' az as4 Pr1PeT .oght, wa ' ran
trust and no.ss deasToe '.oaH of a. 1o & % 5
I t IN s65 6T he G al. & gsts rem and GAINS Of whiteyer
% m n a mo- ana to Inc af nosSged orooery aaI
ever thereof should be dse4Is asi that lP9n d s. 1e
he terms ni conditions Thereof a. TIA. upon toe same beng con-
sald Court, Master should execute ant deliver
to o I ns Ru'ss es 2, d l 10. Sane free and % q a. n
oumtee hat the SID Master sheai oes the whole OF sad
keep part connected tGeewith
from Tie Of Canton s LOWS ouHt Missouri 5e!@eel u sad
eeve therefor thousand aoar, aud that he said
neete thrsw ar westward i
town aud the Missouri nfs rolling stock the
highest bidder rreior the sail road
FRANCHISES TIE ii Master shou teIu's ee pAyeh o 'A pq
delivery him Of oil aa SUI ent bol with :uree TO oe y m
ahn -u a. s1 ~ @ & B, he me n.Vrssrt Of said snn
lel7sY Of bond s5eore specified tbe delivery
the ' Ss Ss5-S oY tie .an bid should ;an@.. s ta
ts N ,,,s a. the COZ son OF si . hon sad
sid Court i SID purc, hnI be bond or len
event, shou cash said Of
goec, nay by the SAID COM theu ioand -ae 90
af@r
"a may PAID liens lte owaei represented
bY him.
vrrs aud pursuance ~ he said 1ee joseph Shi1pen
the Master Chancery WI SET At public suction 70
iLe the font IGOR u he Couhouse OF =,
The q Louis the y t 81 missouri On
wEOSg DAY An ia7 % AP1 D. $50 between the hours
Of ten O'Clock in forenoon .aree TIE
Ft whole tie RAILROAD. n nchs aud propetv togetne
rolling 81 said Nssnn valley ana western H
hereinafter menuoled upon the
rectei decree ana
Second part hirsrp Valley ali este Railway Con
pan aadbe herewith y7s westward rom ne
ihe said the hss 7
stands without rolling took and ne purchaser asTs9I MN oe
rrqu The Of lonsand dollars u ash oh" anu
Did lirnal0n 0 sncn ST. pr the sal
('ourt-St Ions Mo March !. 1875. JOSEPH sillPPBE.
Mase. 4 CsAncery Of the United states Circuit o1rt
me Eastern Ustrc. s' Missouri
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-17
NETWORK. NEW-HAVEN. AND HART

NETWORK, NEW-HAVEN AND HART
~ FORD r. R-EEW YORK AND NEWHAyES DIVISION
Autumn sept IA 1874 pas'enE. S'AH's
hew-Hayeu 7:lO y % kLl
tkccnL lOOO tET 1900 r. {Ace'n) l:O3 tEL D. W iEE
2@O Acen ass and SIS Local EI 10 ERh ana SiIO hI
81 -,o o.o- oo- rooo ,.co,yx,
200 3 ~ 43S Ij $40 635. TO- BIO Ior Sanf5rt
40 sos 800 1910 a. 90 lOO. 10 aBa g 40 lhL.
355 AS as D. 5:+O $50 1870 $40 10 snf 40
Boston Express Springfield SO5 20 g. n, and SO
D. m wa Saone 1 10 D. The s;OJ 800 500,
slJs sAAsri erTa tnl $40 and
a m 10 and 3: B7ag~port
SOS with unas 90 Shore Inc Dl'.Hoa 10,
Yaey Say1oos Tie % mi
Division for Sorveh no Ne" Haven
Northampton RR SewHaVe5 sad The 500 a. H. and IN
Newport; e:05, a. u conncci
River r. az SDn1gfef 30 for MOntre ne
500 Sangstuck r. X he "a
a. m. m with HousatOnic r. r. at Bridgeport The sos
Is D,nhury ami NOrEsk az Sosih NorsAk,
the o:O5 90. and 43S with Ne"CanaAa -
stamford.
SUNDAY Boston Mail Trans 700 v,sprnssed. Al $40 p
n, via Prov cenee. ~,
press Trans .s =, r.ks, On. o,C0.,.,v =, c,.na -.
- 49, a. ofces Of " l. Transfer Co, 3t4 Broad
WipSor House Y, and No COurtt, Brooklyn will
~ S.g-sge from residence 20 destination
ele'A 0Ass' JOHN MOODY Supt n 7. DVnou New YORK.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-17
TURs AND SKINS,

Further r-nortr from Lonipn advance Of 20 = cent
Oer; - do for Red Fox; " 20 %
do Fox p nit Fox - a.
Gcc1on AMI 10 To- for STRIPED al pleI
Sept mb (oI1psrrd sales Of January last Opo u
denc 20 md AHska 10 do some OF n; eommon 1i M
qunied the pm boa u NC
generally 6rm puNa0n. We prime SIZES Only
Nothern. arlnrllc and qnAIly.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-17

Exports Of potatoes past 2OlO bbs nee jan L. -o-
opue, to strengthen The there some upward
Tendance The advancing 4TnEs OF lev Der
pnds tom a:o quoted a. 81 ~ % y box OaOns are ee
Qau,AtOns: .
Peach Ouons Itea y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-17
NEW-YORK CENTRAL AND HIDSO

NEW-YORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
~ RlYBR RAILROAD Aer S,V. u, ls7i tarou>h ~A
. n CSelSo mi Northern Erurcss With dr,wasr0on
ttrougB Rochester anu ST. Alazs
lO;O Ccago Express Win a"ihsfoon >i' >Scas
a ! 200 I'M Sor,hern and Western Brpres%
4; m Montreal kIDeA With seepaEcan from sewforfts
St. Adams
600 n Erpres. DALI, With sleepirgeAra for "'r'o-u 'aa
Paaec EIpres. Daily with LeeDagssr O Roei ,s.s9
Buffalo ..d Niagara Fsi also for Chicago via boih ni n v
@0 H. Express with sleeping Troy sut AbaSr
Way T-m' a. per N'' - C r. KESDRTcK
Genera Passenger Agsgt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-17
9teamboats an0 Railroads.

CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY.
- ALLENTOWN LIMB TO rHs WEST -Pa.sagrr and Prsyh,
Sogta Br'nsh R a-s1os ss'eaoa We Del
ssiss y.:y S.SsrsI sss -: ::
also to c'''1 % Raf;T' ssa AZ Nm a ''
s1 nm.pnE SsS, ~ is55-Le.ye ss.ISrs - fs.sy.
Ale1s"O Haub cbuag T1rsqas ismassas. W.s1s, sess.
g6S. H-Ey Train for Pl.os.M
barre PoD M.iiaoJ cy NJ c,rms n.sesS Ts"S.ss.
newinaa Wavery &c. Connects Juset.on Del Lack and
500 n1yo1sIsS EnrnE', ss, r,,p, suua,r for ss.,,s
n1so0 E:''.1 2, asoss Cum. r.=,sal wls
i2:G0 mETraEss Tor Prmins.ou ga,tou Bath Allentown,
esaHs. Hese, % Fob =, f az: P''.s a.Ts"Is
$40 . N VS. ia a or Panssd 'A- "'''
$5 !S ,!5: y go.
5:u0p HL-way Tr,in for Paina.lA
55 -EyENss ErPEEs ds.V Tor B,stou, Allentown Msoes
Chunk. wnEesbae R,anns AsnsOarE Piusbursa ~
$50 , m-ww Tran for sOm,rrill.
1850 e WA Tram. for oonsrvtle
s s,I5g % M sg Fr.. cI sos s.,ieR
goI EiInoeth BIS 8, Gas Gao 49, sis $3.50.
t oo i5I 3 30 g. "a 6is i s sIs $50
SIS. el6' 1870 ll'lo I'D p,crpa 60, .,az.,
H. P. BALDWIN. General Passenger Assat -'7 '-'-
ERIE RAILWAY.
~ wIyTzR ARsASeExsyr efT,r' taking sso, yOv 10. 1874
9anCncrnit in CHICAGO Express, DraWrf cOleh.s
n.-Elpr..s Nal for Baaao .Sd SAg,r. Sleeping
D m-fayl Paise Express The West s.eo1ag Coseas.
toruah Bsfo Nasara Pals, Cincinnati D. LosA Dssfo sS<
Oh cago without chmge
port j.rvis go 1880 o. 95 sai l0:45 m. 4:3O $3.50
snd II m NJ ideown 30 tesJO, 'y:lj ana lO;i5
yi5 4sO 10 80 Z Tae ., l04j 4. 50 D n
TIA 4. connect st Oweyo Msssi RalsL Ren1oa
Kingston go, ana $50 t5oshea > =. 1;Jg;
1890 O. lO:45 $3.50, 341, s3O. $3.50 aod u
D. n. wargck 800 lO;45 m, $50 D. hewOur<A.
O.8j 80 $50 -gI5 lO45 a. $40 g. $50 y.
M Riag,woos Hohokax Aiepae sod KANSAS
Is 100 1880 '9:l3 lO;a9 800. B. o. io3I
D. :i5. o:45 Z 80, $50: ~
456 445 s. SIS s. 5:Ij $50 u SIS 1880 .IJ9p
O'clock ghts onlv. Newsrs I'D $780, ~
50 and II 80 m 3l5. 4i45 6l5. and 1880 and
Saturay nsGts Ceski. $3.50 > - 10 and 800
1870 3lJ, $3.50 ana a. sni l. :' saturiS
onI. Rathen Pak ard Psssale 6i5 1880 ts50
80 'll:3O T. Engevoot ani sDsrkh $3.50 BIB ID
and 300 n 80, IS AIS 4fj $50 $3.50 sni % NJ
100 saurdsy nights ONLY Pernont AMI Nr'e $50 - ss
$50 go 3l5. 4;45 $3.50. -l.3I. and $40 ana
30 Saturday Zhts ong Spnng valley b5J and $50 ~ ns
Eors Trains leaving Chambsrss; hair
soove ame trans l'svnx thaa-
2St thirty earlier Aocs
leaves 1880 WITH
Uhambers houE The S'1O m usia 'tsrs
r nsge ana in ORA wing Room ,nd Sssc-
Ces can be otsne orders for me checking
Bsrvsge nav he f CompaaTs ohc al 0ZJ All 55f
evosaSv. Coa.t BROOKLYN AMI AZ the ComDsnys DepotS
Errre-s West IN New lork at Az NJ z'AS
aud 800 D ,Sy.s,. on.y
JSO. ~ ABBOTT General Passenger Agent
EOR NEW-HANEN. HARrFORD, &c
steamers leave PeeEsl0 M Sew Haven at Trans S0Hs
nd Ia Al Ii Ia.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-17

DHILADELPHIA,v VIA LONG BKANGH and
il he NEW-jERSRY SOUTHERN RAILROAD
Pare from New.York . Philadelphia onlV 81 %
Comnenung MONDAY 10 lS73 the siAunch and com
oiou esmboatl MOSTLY and DAY STAR CT seeiag "
SAHD' Iesvs S@sYok nom Pier n r. foot Of Rse;or-st
9:45 m-For Philadelphia Long Branch IONS uAVth no
town Tuckertou Vine and Brigeton.
400 m-Por Lolg Branch. Toms RIVER "Are'o"n bhrns's
Taekerton q sSpnur c.....f u.,...-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-17

Some good looking parcels Maple Offering but
BUYERS little suspicious eiTy receipts AMI there D. NOT
ANXIETY hear Of quotations Ia
after business Tor export money Ao
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-17

Game is restreied 10 lew items.
prices QaOtliious:
Pigeons. wild RIoLS2 UO1 -
Pig Ols. tame, q
PAR. alive. ...... 3ON -
SquEbs. q iol .... . 7J0 = -
CsuvSs-bAck Ducks,
a. pa.r.......... I 25a ! so
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-17

b.; 3 OBJ 20. asst. week; saiae week
,tili moderate, bat during The week
o lover rates compared with .1st
bfug SOC. io-dsy. Receipts since
E period last year Lined are out
Arlv = date. Quotations.
Western. fair marks. 80 d -
Southern. ..........-.JU u
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-17

an PER CENT. GUARAN Ted. FIRST
Az MORTGAGE LOANS or in1roveI IOWA "a MS Refer
ences 10 oil information application
USDEnwOOD s. CLARK. Ausc,une Iowa
y U.OUO. the Its4o rs so Sy EsiH e@'a many
y'srs experience. PARTNER, either active spec with this
the bond gold commission business
st oil references ve- w. Box 43s, Sew-York Post
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-17
TO THE FIRST MORTGAGE BONDHOLD,

Z Frs or THE CHICAGO, DANYILLE, AND VINCEN IS
RAILROAD IPANYTbe u1iers hO'-s Of The P Mort
gage g. D. r. Co., conferred With
parties ss railroad
made partial investigation Of Affairs Of tie opinion that the
bondhoe protection themselves, bond take
her
al information be acquired
and bcHed,
present be hei
Room Bung Was, FRIDAY the 1871 day Of March
lo7J a. IL ociocA a. IA BBESR. CACLDW ELL GeE-YoTk.
4. -. SPIES. New YorK
r. W. HUIDEKOPER, Mealvlls, Penn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-17
EALL RIVER LINE

FOR BOSTON VIA NEWPORT AND PAIL RIVER DAILr
GCNDATS EXCEPTED AT IN
Frow Pier % North River o MsrraF-st.
Steamers NEWPORT AND OLD COLON
Can. A. G. SIMMONS. Cspt B. a. STMNONs
The most Taunton Mdleooro Plymouth, New
Bedford Merhas Ynevsri NantUrk CsDe Cod tie WHITE
MOUNTAINS. all pdscpL potts gEaai AMI the Prov
Lnc For Ie' aad Saoons apply al 24l snd o2y Baa~Ay
ven7d.; hxrass O8ces. ga and 10
Brooklyn Pier al principal Hotels
AZ Ticket OAcss Z
BORDEN Il LOWELL AzeBtA
GEORGE L COSNOR. General PAs.nseT A enL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-17

Receipts for l3,06l last week. 4i04
46e6 Exports pas week j b2l boxes
a wees $3.50 last 1853 DO. Cod
AZ To- Liverpool 7s London The cheese
firm. and the moderate stocks here
weluppOred Sndu Al tie present rate VI
unsod by the ready
Onere3 Quotations:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-17
C,TONINGTON LINE tor BOSTON and
- PROVrDRNCF.

Tie stauneh and commOou stes~ets ,AeHAgANsSt lucy
- r'~@t,r~ ,nl SATURDAYS aui SrONiNGrOS. NC1iaf.
Wt,vs All Priavs 33 North hyer loot o. J'y 81 81
OF all EeAeis Tor sale al
, r-i'raI o--es sts;eooa secured - The 9-ees 81
We Fxfr4s q, aUd az }l9 BfesdNav
L A. Freight ent l. ~ ii'hA-' "eh- f-'N as'~
49, a. ~ ' 5. BABCOCK. Pres deaf
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-17

Receipts for the week. 4,269 Dbl
last year l6.479 DO. Reee pts are
the supply haf been large enough
week. Nearly ANYTHING fresh will
Jan. ! are ORe- sAif ieSs than for ssH
OF Market, AZ unusual event for 80 (
N. J. ana Ii. y dOz 80 03l
Stsf, auo Penn.....3U a
Western. choice. loss
os..,,.,.....3O o.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-17

this Coupanv on TUESDAY March % $50 a. ne
GENERAL 23J South FouIthst ph
Tbs polls will be open from 10 until O'Clock
hin go preceding the day
election will epille holders thereof to vote
JOSEPH LESLEY, Secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-17

has IN weather dealers have
shaded pn or uIkeys Although .t sck y not large
duck are 40 NJ better quote froI 10 &c Tor tlr
srrs Il s Tor osls and ccAe4s JQ43 oI geese aAI va
23c fot We quote .resh dTr.s~4 49, ,-z,o
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-17

IITNNI AND lANA-I % TTIlr b UEH " 7
lUl b.les Havana a. 81 &c. al %. Nega'
HAVANA.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-17

few Spring lambs their s usual abort FacFs
Day legua quo so jrt Veais ID i n-Ld "A'A qua
IN, "a VIII tle The liuTas oi west
e1ressed hewere1 j. pnm We qor Ve
calves esnrvaaia and NcUJefsey lO8IO9c d. State -
zoe Comao1 calves S6GSii heA Lolir ssei calves best l1
I4c; Others ga J20iOc Receipts for tAe
Week 93f Exports sO bb pork 1875
do heef D. nores harln. 80 trs lari
, 1875-06-06

Miss Hannahs read = humorous selection with
fue effect Her clear enumeration was gratlfV1ng
IN the extreme, "a none failed to catch the
thread OF the atory. Prof. Woollett ana Mrs.
Dunuing also read selections and the evening q
entertAlument A. q whole WAS very enjoyable.
THE fJRsr STRAWBERRY FESTIVAL
Of the season vas held in the basement OF the
Methodist Church Friday evening. a goodi7
numb CT were present. both old and young,
and all seemed to enjoy themselves, me
enjoying himself when such bevy Of pretty
girls stood ready to serve Strawberries, 1ce-
cream, cake, and other edibles.
ITEMS.
report is in circulation among tho young
people here that another falr one is to en-
ter the s,ato matrimonial soon, aud the fortu-
nae man is said to be an Evanston9an. stlll
they 20, but there's more left behind.
The two young ladies, both pretty and bewitch-
ing, whose house is ou Ann street, and who e1-
perienced such keen disappointment one oven
ing last week. may not have that dtsappotnl-
ment lessened when informed through THE
TRIBUNE that the young gentlemen interested n
the same affair were spending that evening With
fair one On kenp5ha street.
Dan Head d Co. opened their new bank May
81.
Jacob Ernst had his leg broken Msuday.
The foundation OF the new hotel ia nearly
laid.
That young gentleman from Racine when next
be visits this city With his sweetheart would do
well to pay mora attention to his horse and less
to his lady, and then no accidents will occur.
Lucky for both, when their buggy Was upset. that
no broken bones was the result Of his caralesa-
ness.
Miss Julia Torrey is away East on = visit to
her relatives in Maine.
Mr.. John Avery, Of tho Waukegan Gdzete,
Was IN the city last week.
Mr. a. II. Rogers, the popular newsdealer, will
retire from business Oh or about tha lst Of July.
, 1875-06-06
OTHER SUBURBS


Tho subject OF Water-Works is now engscina
ths thoughts Of the citizens. The Committee on
Watef-Works for the Town Of Lake View has
made its report to ths Board of Trustees, and
tbs statements Incorporated in il are exceedingly
encouraging. Hopes are indulged in that soon
the town folks will have water at their doors
drawn from the bosom Of Lake Michigan
Social matters have been somewhat slow Of
iAte, Pleasant Hours Club, AL aaaocia lion
which h4s afforded much enjoyment during the
winter mouths, having given with decided suc-
cess series OF ten entertainments, has lad nm
the fiddle and tbs bow" and the manapers
have bean instructed by the membe1b to loox out
for new pastures, IN Woodlands bills, and deIls.
and locate moasy banks ~ wheseon tha uild
thyme grows" for picn.cs. festivals, etc.
1he Ladies Social Society will open tho feeti-
val season At this place BY giving strawberry
and 'ce-cream festival, for tho benefit OF the
Congregational Church, at thu lec;ure-room.
Thursday evening. In addition to tho delicacles
Of ths season, tho ladies' win Also provide 9uit-
an!e literary entertainment to stop Of with-n
Decoration Day, while Ar. George Dineco md
family we're engaged in. paying their respec,s to
the memory OF and depositing garlants of hog-
eEs upon the graves Of fallen heroes, = brace OF
sneak thieves broke into his house and piitaqed
It. In their andeayors to secure money RaloGe,
they made sad and unpecesaary havoc among
household e1ect8 aud succeeded IN getting
away" with quantity Of wearing apparal and
, 1875-06-06


Special Correspondence Of ThS Chicago 1Tfb1lns
SourH BEsD. Ind, June 5.-lhs heary rains
oftthis week are forcing vegetation forward tc
rank growth, and the complaint Of drought
that has been heard on overy hand for severa
years will hardly be sounded this season, be-
cause the earth, which has 80 long been losing
it's moisture, is again we'll saturated. Tho prom
ise, therefore, for \ plentiful g1an-crop ia quite
fatte1ing.
The Circuit Court began it's session hore last
Monday (Judge stanfeld having finished his
oru-planting), With but one case OF special
interest which grew out Of the falling Of the
Wall OF ono Of the new buildings Of studebaker
wagon-shops last November. 1t will be remem-
bered that this accident caused the death OF two
employees and the manning OF several others.
One Of these lat.cr-John ". Harbou-sucs the
6tudebakers to recover for having his leg
broken, aud for general injuries. great many
Witnesses have been examined On both sides,
and much law ia being quoted, but no decision
will DO reached in the case before next Monday.
OBITUARY.
George Holloway, Of Greene Township, Of this
county. 4 resident for forty-three years, died
last Tuesday. He Was particularly noted for
his upright and useful life Of II years, and be-
ing the first man in his township to cast vote
for Free-Soll. He had held number OF re-
The Holbrook ssters, OF San Francisco, gave
dramatic readings here few nights ago Que
Of them Qmogene Holhrook) Is hardly excelled
BY any OF the female readers it she be not their
full equal; hu. her sister Nellie needs more in
atructlon-
The organ concert to take place At Notre
Dame next Sunday promises to be we'll attended,
60 that the capacity OF the new church will be
fully tried ~ we'll AZ the musical powers OF tho
new organ.
a DISTRICT WITHOUT D1sT1LLERx.
The accounts Of the " crooked" which fur
nish 80 much Of the news for the papers, excite
but little comment in tue old Ninth District, fer
the reason that there is not one distllIery or
regular rectifying establishment IN ths district
The reason IL probably because It eau not be
made to pay. Nr. Chestnutwood, the Collector,
informs your correspondent thst the last one
was closed last year, and now nothing remains
in that line but mixing establishments and the
common saloons, The crusaders can claim no
credit for this state Of things, but the credit be-
longs to the Collector, who Looks closely after
the matters pert aiuing to his Office in order that
hls of6ca may maintain him.