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THE CoUNTY-BU1LD1NG.

Tom Collins hna again turned up. Tic lingcrs In
jail waiting for some ono 10 CONS forwasd nnd sign
bail l.bonds TOR $500.
The jail windows ore being arranged with
weights. 10 hoist and lower At will, the objec,
being to Improve the ventilation.
The present Grand JaT3y ha1 reduced the number
24O 10 I'll. The number Is now leaa thnn II has
bcrn for two years,
An attempt will be nade this morning to secure
the re!chse Of the parties Indicted Saturday lur the
murder OF PfranE on writ Of habeas corpus. The
application was nude yesterday
The County Treasurer forwarded SIS, GOO to tho
Cisy.TteassroE ss Saturday, and yesterday ,vaa g.
l'eFsonal ta1ss were coming forward.
TIK GRAND JURY.
Tie Grand jury u body was not In scsston Jcu'
isrduy, ;1 bu. & u york progressed ~ the samo
ssoan,y. aud another gave attention to lerlo'at'a
contracts. All ti.at could 10 learned Of thcir wosk
was that they had discovered a number Of l!regu.
lssttlcs, ,E'lat IL. where gooAs supplied had buea
by a1 examination OF sanp!cs uf goods Of ali
xina: asea u the lnhanc Asylum anu poor:lion.s
ss " S 70 rs
covering these little fruuus, the Clerk u the
GoSn'y . yhIob nohf IN ~ preparing ~ u
this morning when 1t sesssembles.
THH JAIL. ESCAPE.
Frank Tally, ''Crnb" Boyle, md John Meehan,
tho conSoeac1s 81 the iats iaa eseapo were back
from pttsburg whcrs thsy had been arrested uu
The description forwarded to tbs police auihortie.
TAey eonfesa that II bud been planned 10 attack tho
dye. md not ths crowd Uoyls md Tally took tliu
keys, and the lattcF hcla tic turnkey whu tho
former unlocked the cells. Each cell eonta!ning
two men, ten instead Of hse Yut away, and tha
number Increased 10 fourteen by shs hall. men
Joining In The scramble. Tho objsct OF getting out
e. eafg est u spotlsr pa
agreement. which WIS to organize
oil the outside to plumber the villages Of the North
did organize, but concluded 10 60 East for theiF
work, and take look at the Centennial They
robbed mud bnrglartxcd all along the route, and,
whcn captured In FittsbuEg, one Ut them had i
eod watci. and chain on bis person valued at 4J73.
They boast that Mey expended over $500 on ths
Since tho essaNs tha Grand jury has Seiususd
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AID, WHITE.


A circumstance came to light yesterday afternoon
which tends to placs Aid. George +. White, Of tho
Tenth Ward, In damaging pos!t!on-thnt Of n
mutltator Of public documents for thu benefit OF
hlmaclf or bis friends; aud pascnthetlcally II may
bo remarked TINT not very long ago
similar charge was preferred against him.
X~ld. ~ Wai.h. ef The Tenth told EieSenth' Ward,
had hss pockets pretty well lined with .'rag
Sas sasst e an sg 9ana r. o% an @ @Sppo;5sy 20 5 ys e
s eee E. e oe e
Alderman in the Tenth Ward. These Ists were
y II Of % sn nn9
oyer Smith ~: declared by ho Judges previous 10
3D. s'' and '' ts,d tho Stake ''S Solaet A'fs not
st u, ue sost ' s d sms e s Hs, sts
On being asked how b. knew, eaId that Tho Judges
Of The Tenth Wa1d wss the nest H. of oIseton Dc.
clnrea to be z70 for Smith. soit was registered on
ia apppas bs snS es. sn 5 ss { sat sa sns
ssavssssa y ths essaeii! AIa: Whts t. .sqasssd
Sss S !esy ;, w. s With % S' taused q to Sa d.
When the, poil-book and tally. y.shcct were
Feaehed in o,,ts he fga71o Of the c.pys.s 1
had been run thtough The figures ''7O'' nud - 60
written above. How 1t was dono or by whom 1t was
done no one knows, bat tha internal evidence goes
to show quite conc!n.ivoly that White ind hand
in it. 1twas for the pccunlary interest Of the
ne aae Tn9 mi 20 . 1aGkca n.s thas ~
known to the country, might have Ind similar In
teFcst,
AID. Smith proposes 10 have the matter tnvcsI.
gated by 4 Council Committee, and will present It
for that purpose at the next meeting Of tbs City
Fathers, II IL also not unlikely lhat the Grand
.JnrY mnY look Into IL
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TILE pUMplNG-WORKS.


Al the meeting Of the Council Lust night a com.
muncatton was read frolu Mr. Chcsbrouah, stat
Ing that the men Ut the Water. Works unanimously
denied that there had been anything ut all tc-
scmbling m accident. On the other hand, Tue En-
gineer, Mr.. Trautman. ma'lp the following state.
ruent regarding this accident which does not 1{bc
w!th h!s explanation to Mr. che'oroush aud Mr.
From his starry i appear. That The pumps arc SO
heavy that the engine will pull itself down upon ur
af,us ihe repairs. shey piockea ii: srsnks ata and
pnt bloek-l3 hy ie-intn tho arm ii ne ny.
wheel. They had blocked UP t4e valys, which left
bloeks they iorgot lie oay under liz IL. wheel.
Al the large oks.va,re below ths door,
port was open, and, the vatvs being ralsed. tie
engine immediately made plunge right down,
carrying shas block ,wtsh .s There was no,A!us
pieces, anu vas gI0ss oversight or the part OF
lhe engineer 70 have allowed such . thing 70 hlp-
neither Ieoda nor wrltee English.
Mh. CKEGIEH
hFenottes OF THx TRsnuhE called upon btr Gre.
E,ta yesterday morning IN order 10 Interview him
ffina!ylllS ln communication Published ln yester.
axy's TMiBuss, and also !n 1egard u an cditorla,
hia So tgsr t.atea tha iii s haa asss II no oI" linz
Mau hu trencs who would ncl Us sples, ~ stated.
spsnta s.tSs wESweSgs Of atihs hat hsa
hit1 fGirsnt 4. seclden.by gentleman who Inquired of
twentns ts natafs Of IT. IIo had never. during his
ss&s ~ ams 10, rscteaion, etc." Tue longest
il h baa lsS: S..r Which ~as u August 1875.
"neosf Ius1nens however, with .hts exception. iiIs
rnuHt wn Snee . from t!,e Worka on liz own uc-
n'as; Mhsn - Mas4sM iof longer pesiod' r. VA
shu noafa o. Of ~ Fat1c %. o. hs ey . order q
eyer desgnated Mr. Ttautmsn ~ ~. uat anaa Mau hs M
ssasfge kash as,!san suained II eharsa
be shseat b. invariably inltfusas soas ~
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The other assistants to keep good lookout for
50 far a. The matter of Ills horse and bnggy was
spoken Of but hc couldsay TINT tho buggy In once.
ss @ H., left y ~ sapSy oysi ' @ Tse 5
70 Mr. Ercgiet. who was then. in charge
Of tho repair shopA ns we'll Of The Wafer Works.
and y ofaef Of the nosra 81 PaS!le WORKS ii.
q additional horse, and hsd 5esn srest saving to
,ng IN thu Hoard sD'st Of Fubiie Wotks, and
ae s sssnss sstnea e. e2 fs'ff fs 8 s sfe
yr9r In answer 10 tho charge Of appointing rela.
a.. s :; TSnid ri s % %s; ,s
Worka, he employed for short lime a'.sant rel.
atiye. AZ for HI. having two brnthe.s. #. law in
sss e 'd c <. 4 Ss s01 s
was miner, and had never received cent for any
seryces rendered The e!ty and peyer r. Tas Va employed
rntNnlv1LLE'H nnorHRR-IN-tAw.
Tnr Tn.nvss vas wrong II T. tsnses M When Il
saea tgt hf H1e: wn, hr q M
Ebctts wns not relative Of his. THO fact ts that
It should, therefore, have been stated that Mt.
EbcF!s he'd baen-not was-a hrother.in-law OF Mt.
THE wEsT.sfpz WORKS.
ln making hss rounds yestostlay nhont tho City.
that f0n1e crooked work hah been uon6
on the West Side Water. Wotlss engine foundations.
and the parties who have It hare ruled Np nice
!tsle Bill Of extFas amounting TO so, 900 more.
wohy II puttnR the eonyeena ro.
which join The huge stones together. BILL Of Slt,.
600, for drilling tho holes In tho stones
Is incurred. Tho conundrnm Is In orslct:
Why did snch extras nccrno II Tho
partics having charge Of tho work knew what they
were hoinE' The whole job seams to hasc been
repetition Of the Fullerton nvcnuo conduit work,
md haa cost the city twice as much ~ tho contract
specified.
, 1876-05-16
SUBURBAN.

EVNNSIUN.
Tho annual meoting at the Evanstnn Dble Society
wa4 hold"ip the Ftrss Methodist Church Sunday
evening" seryieea vert suspended Ia the otNc.
churchcs, and largo sudienra WINS ptescnt. Ly.
u,an j. Gage, tho prcaldenL presided, aud briefly
slated tho object Of the meeting.
The reports OF the Secretary and tho Treasurer
were fcad aud accepted. The latter showed She
yest's receipts 10 have been In tbs neIghborhood Of
$500.
Ing year, President, T. q. Frost; Vics. s.Pressdout.
II. .. iiill; secretary, ". NJ WyckoI; Treasurer,
aan ~ ios. Arthur ,she of tho First pre.,yte
rlan Church. Chicago, then delivered an Interest.
Ing and able adtrcta upon The influence OF the nj
bio In p.omot'1g popular intelligence, commercial
prosperity. and fraternity OF feeling.
a Methodist sociAbls will be given At The resi-.
dcncc Of Mr. William ring 'rhIrsaay evening.
Tbs Viltsge Trustees meet this evening.
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The Hotel-Keepers Disap-
pointed in the Number
Of Visitors.
Detailed Consideration Of Some
Fcaturcs Of tho Exhi-
biti0n.
Articles in the Women's Pavilion
indicative Of Fabulous
Exertion.
Chinese Women a Little or on Por.
apeotivo, but Handy With
Dragons.
YESTERDAY.
Tnn MULTITUDE NOT OVERWHELMING.


TnD MULTITUDE NOT OvEnwnELMIN0.
Sptctu' Dfabusch to Tia Tribune
PHILADELPHIA, May t5.-The reaction In
public sentiment regarding tho numerical suc-
cess Of tho Exposition Il best shown by tho
action Of ono Of tho leading hotels, the GIrarl,
which to-day reduced It's price 10 1850 day,
tho old rate. The hotcl.kecpcrs throughout tho
city arc becoming alarmed rs the days pass by
without bringing any Of TINT vast crowd of
foreign visitors which they have been conf
IDENTIFY expecting. The high ratcs have boon
adhered to tcnaclously, but this move on tho
part of thu GiEard 1nny cause d general tumble
in prices. It Is probable, however, TINT
The largc hotels will hold out as long Us posi-.
bic. There aro to-lny scarcely moro outside
people stopping In Philadelphia than call be
counted In Chicago my day in tho week. There
was large gathering hero on tho opening-lay
but the people ali went home the next tlny. II
they como back bcioro tho Ath Of July 1t will be
wonder.
THE woMEN's PAVILION.
Tic goods fbr the Womcn's Pavilion nre COM
inc In rnptslly, especially from the West a
large box Of goods from WISCONSIN arrived
this morning containing articles Of curiosity md
vnluo. Also, there was received boxes from New
1Iampsl,trc and New York. The recent accessona
are nll Of very high quality. A very successful
feature OF tho Womons Centennial nso tho concerts
gwen BY Theodore Thomas eve1y evening down
town. Crowds throng thcro nightly IN thousands.
TILE PLATFORM
In front Of Memorial Hall from which were deIiver-
ctl thc addresses q the opening day IL being
moved at last, and that part Of tho grounds begins
to assumo more slightly aspect.
FlN1ENlfG, ETC.
Notwithstanding the Injunction t'11anls ofTr'
70 destroy a large amount, of property BY reason
OF too great curiosity In the nit fnllerv t1n1o of
the pictures have bcsn injured by Tic use q IN.
pieces Of statunty have been scratched with
knives by tho ignorant to find out whothcr they
wcrc plaster cnHts or mnrblu. Dirty hands have
been lAsFcd over tho polished s.rfaces aI te mar.
bic apparently 10 SEQ whether they were polished
snIlclcntly The attendants declare that pictures,
carvng, paper articles, and brtc.a a-brnc have baen
ruined In an parts OF the buildings by the saple
causc.
Workmcn arc engaged In unpacktnE md hnngfn.
in tho scstIbnle Of Memorial Hall Mr. Eslings cnl-
lcctton Of Mosaca from Rome. Tho work Of mr.
rauging them will occupy several days, Us, apart
from te fact that the magnificent frau OF tic tct.
nte of P@stun will require considerable attention,
tho grcat work ttae1f with tho wnlaut case weighs
upward Of 1, 600.
, 1876-05-16

WIISON-May IL, 8 a. tn., at 122 North Pecela-
st., Of acarlct fever, Walter Alfred, only sou Of
20 daYa.
cLAHK-In this city, May Is, 1876, nobcrt
Ctask, age 20 yoarH.
Funeral from 146 South Jeilcrson'st, to.l1y
{Tucaday), at o'clock p. IN.
SCUDDER-The funeral Of The late William NJ.
se1,dder s Will bo from 81 james. Church to.day
af r. ~: oftsg ~ ss ,sbb Hstsa ID
wus 4 member, vii! attend the funeral In body.
EaErlnsos to Qrncs1and
, 1876-05-16

Tho County Commissioners met yesterday after.
mon, present Commissioners Ayars, BurAick,
Iatsc, Carroll, clcaty, Comfy, Gucnshcr, iertlng,
1lo1dcn. LoncrEan, btcCa1rcy. hluloy, Schmidt,
Tabor, and johneon In tho chAir.
The petition of Richard E. Wallace for the POSI-
tion Of Constable Of West Chicago WAS temporarily
laid on tic tablo. Similar petitions from Henry
WclnrIch, for the constabnlar position Of tho Town
Of Wheeling and Frnnk Brady for TINT OF Hyde
Park, wcrc dI.posed OF in the eamo wny.
A communication wns received from Drs- Ross
and Lyman, the physicians Of the County Hospital
fixing articles Of furniture necessary for the tnsl
.p-lo1 Referred 70 the Committee OIL Hospitals.
number Of bills were referred to proper COM
m!''scs, and u number Of bills reported wero or
dn: ri paid.
GRAND JuRr.
communication was received from the Clerk of
the CRIMINAL Court asking the drawing of Grand
jury for the juno term.
Tie nosiun was lost and tho Uonrd went Into an
election, with Commissioners Schmidt nud Mulloy
III. following ts tho rc.nlt: George Bc.ola,
lanes Tn!acy, 1eoreo At1c'l, Trter DIT Edward
Ttetlo,n,. lim9thy Kennedy, v. 4. Asmsttong,
pax4 n " GiaF fl tiso5ss " 1s! F. I pSn
wiiiieor, Oliver Wiilard. r IT, Donnelan, William
Miller, James F1tzsmInons, Smith McClcyy, 1saao
MoSes. se1s e. '" De'sn h'0'' 1. EVANS '0a Justice
County Attorney Rountrse presented eomnluai-
ing the transfer of certain lunattes 10 fhe County
Asylum, becansc uncr the recent law the patients
belonging 70 Cook County must be takeh by thcs
Com con''n.lssiansr Mccstt.oy moved thut the Com.
mittec an Public Charst!es 10 authorized TO make
ing tfans1cs, anu tae mot!nH prevailed.
inc treasurer OF Hfaceiahn Cemetcr5 tcnt IN .
ennhltnlealion asR1ng me bohta 70 consoiidate u M
twenty county 9onds U! INC denohlnaton OF u, ooo
each lnto ono 6ana OF S-o' uoo. Acferred 10 tho
committee Oh FINANCE.
MORE BONDS. .--.-.
Con1m!ss!onct Holden offered The following rean.
lutlun: That tho County OF Cook lasue tts bonds
TO the amount of wy, 0up or s, 200 each to be
designated @ "Ftta 8ndA and t. be nut1be.ea
~ "a i;.Doi bntn inclusive, payable on tue lst
w u .ay. !nu. anu u nra9 lietGst ~ ING late
~ pst eCnt FGt aiiauil FGl!lt. .annuAiy on
.c !t. as " as uMu " ~. u eacn !eaF Ec
~. NJ ~ s'.o "
y, H. arobo t ~ r. -
Y, H. T ~ "n,ovaS tnt A. 1u9 u H. H. ~. "
,t ~ f. ~ n!soSea np31 1o'o ING feao'
Hiap1 VII p1e's ~, ,,, f.,,,t,.., , 1,,..,
a.,sd Ms .%st H. hi, n fnh @ VI i IT,
!",sHu as sant tau o%"s ~ samu maS taHausGt. na
svsI3!!T3a'uf tas passAEuo Eoo y ,i to lesGlG,lol
~ mnn cac y, ~ th III" hiot y. h, Fly r. nu o..
ev1 in " ~ ,1 tns o1uti saH fcpef' "AS
~oAse'|0 'A' N''o t.s,.as. ~ -, .n Fo'eea'
CossthnLIs.
Ihe 5uhta tHen went tHto the 9lcetlon OF CON
athole ~ ,1 tMs auWu % Nest Sh!eagG, vacancy
een efe4tsa ny tle ainle u tne pong o. Eoastaoe
VEL MesE nessfs. s shaauo1r icsost, bh!t!ett, anu
alaco wese nomtnate4 anu aoals !iefoat fccess'
Henry Meinrich wns elected Constable OF tho
ion ,u o. M,aeetng @ s " see!amaton anu G Rel.
, 1876-05-16

9QNVVVNI.
In spite Of your teeth,
Both above aud beneath,
Being lightly enamel'd and th!n,
They will never break down,
Nor tura yellow NOT brown,
II the SoEolont's laily brushed In.
, 1876-05-16

"no hill" Againft Mcchsr, hut no n 10 bo hetd on
the charge OF aeahnlting md Iobbing Tho turnkey.
twenn here and Pitlshurs after his escape may
turn mp.
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thht tho wouid-bs customer WIS gnnulno Japan.
cse, and not m ir.rostor Of his own race. somo.
what racifod, yp< till daubtfnl. Tho negro went
away. casttng irato gihnces backward all tho Wny
Into The feaiautnnk
, 1876-05-16

has been removed to No. ITO Madison street, and
6tted up !n noat elegant and com.uodioos style,
Negu1az dinner from u to o'clock. Prices mod.
trAte.
, 1876-05-16
POLITICAL ANNOUNCEmENTs.

FIRST WARD,
A meeting OF the Executive Comulttoc OF tho
First Ward Republican Club will b. held lhls cven-
Ing At Republican Headquarters, corner C,atk aud
Laka'sts, at 1880 p. N. sharp, to take action
Ear.ltnR tho approaching County Convention. A
full attendance la desired.
ARTHUR DIXON, President.
, 1876-05-16
COMPARE bur PRICES FOR WALLPAPER,

lace or Nottingham curtains lambrequius, storc
olcc. or dwelling. .houss window shades, with any,
body's. Wen abide your decision. IIilgcE, Jenk-
ins Il Fa1on, 21l State stEesl Ali klnas of bed.
ding for sails.
, 1876-05-16

SEVENTH WARD.
A moetinx Of tbs Republicans OF tic Seventh
Ward Will be hcld "Wednesday evening Al o'clock
at tue southwest corner Of Unlisted and Foureenth-
Bty,
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and then savo big margin over what yoa would pay
any other dealer In tho city for fufniioEe. Fact
Cash does 1t, Hoton i ilt1dscth, 2a5 Aud o.7
State btinet.
, 1876-05-16

sIIELDoN-FRENCIl-1n Philadelphia, May II
at tho residence Of Tie brIdo's mother, Mr. ELI L.
Sheldon and Miss May l.. French
, 1876-05-16
FIR8T WARD,

The First Ward Republican Club meets this even,
Los In Union Hall. souaheaat corner Clark md
Monroo.sts:, at 7:3o p. m. Important busincrs
will como before tho meeting. Members and all
the Republican vollFs Of tho ward Are earnestly ra-
qucsted to attend. l.. /. CODuIfN. President
, 1876-05-16

meeting nf tho Fourth Ward Republican Club
IL calel for this evening, corner Of South ParkAv
aud Thirty 'thtrd.st, for selection Of delegates TO
tht County Convention. ]. l. HIGH, Frosld0nt.
, 1876-05-16

Ono gets acquainted witt, all sorts Of queer peo-
nls hosc, and ssss al so1s M u queer things lwaa
rants outside tho Ccnlenn!al grounds de other day,
when met With \ little adventure. The day was
tatr. tl,e sun bright, and the atmosphere e1hlaras;
stil further eheerel BY cup of Freleh cefieo aid
. aciEnr l leaned buck in ily chair, and viewoA
,ss d,as a''t5yinf tsrenss On ths sttsot 1 w!tf nc
Of : astlto existence viii pcilnit il happened as
.a s .ssa. ssss s ppsa q s0Ssas H. sx
tifr ystion to nyssif aad ny ny n'sdisson. =. weTo
rneds hitting acrosa M line Of Vision. The unkla
OF the street bells In the distance the rattle Of
en1 III t1 sS%' 9 M Sst The
solituds,-aa! The rest Of the street. .notsca wcEs
conm!nelc1 and sublncd.. There wa something
comfortably, while the great uass outside was Is.
bortously Fastening to aAd trouhdes ths warm sun,
md ssns Int =. hsds q ,s9 sna
.a saoash % exsf he.eses s 80 .Soekns; &c S
ss hs aSs S:fors .ae
phask{ng my fnnarks by blow OF my hsk, "hero
ate area l9t 81 pcoHls who endure ths dlaeomiosts Of
every hand ~ ,hs grcody money makers 1f th!a
Centennial town. who rid6l Of miles 10 the Kx-
pos!t!on IN crowded ssreet.ca, and who, after
aerstand or appreciate tiths Of the wonderful dis
ttey came,-all tor iAc sake of saying that they
Visited ths Exposition Of ls70.", This and much
Mo5s SSnsbt M 1ntil ,f ny atsrfape4
near vicinity. Turning, saw langhable sigtt+ x
Japanese, dtcsasd n ts latest Broadway with
tables, exposs4!as.ax loudly, IN h,oxen English
aud French, With colosed walter, who eyed him
hcFccly. and Raon broke forth In angry tones, /
heard him say:
'.See yah. now; you don't 'sposc Iss Koin' to
walt On no sIch trash AZ 20. ! wilt on gentlemen,
Do: n 70 s'a't no mo- white mau ihsn 1'se q
Clearly Il visa U case Of war Of racer, cs,-Afrtcau
against M0ngol. The latter did not quite under.
alana what thu row was all ABOUT but was trying 70
make htu1sctt nnde1stoud,-a task to which his
small stoek OF English was unequal Seeing It to
g. ea;e where %igha P'ops,l, !nss,tasts - ~ a.
, 1876-05-16

FIFTH WARD
Tho Fifth Ward Republican Club Wilt hold It's
regular mcetlpg At lleaIq aaEters, Foz' Hall. cor.
ncr Twenty sixth And nniler-ets.t this evening.
A full attendance Ia requested.
, 1876-05-16
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES,

PHILADELPHIA, atay l3.-Whcn little Mrs.
Ching-H sat down In her cottogc on the banks
Of tho great Yellow River, and began tho COLL
structlon OF ono OF those elaborate ornamental
scrcens for which the Cclcstals arc so celebrate
ed, she probably did not drcntn Of tho uses to
which IL was to he put Poor thingi rs she toll
cd day after day, lovingly adding touch after
touch, SO that the fantastic figures emerged
gradually from the inner soul OF tho canvas, It
Is quite likely that she never cast thought
upon tho destination Of her work, beyond
perhaps-unexprcsscd ambition that 1t
might some duy alorn the luxurious
apartment OF Mandarin. Did aho know
that. the creation OF her subtle fingers would
be borne far across the weary cxpanso Of
water to the strange ind wonderful lind Of
which she lind heard occasional rumors, there
10 be gazcd upon by thousands as specimen OF
woman's han.lIwork, would not her little hands
have trcmb'cd with delight, and perhaps have
been unequal TO tho delicate taskl Likely
enough. She herself Wis In al probability only
q commonplace, suub-nosed, wcak-infndcd fcs
male Of the lower order, obliged TO earn her
daily bowl Of rice a1d cup Of ten by protractcd
toll, and personally not At all attractive from
the high standpoint OF American tlcas regard
Ing beauty. II she Ind couls over here during
the Centennial year to see tho great show, Of
which she undoubtedly has never heard sylla-
bic, 1t is hardly probable tilqt her American sis.
ters would hive admitted her to their councils,
or trcnted her as other thun onp Of q very isi-
fcrlor race Of beings, scarcely human. But Mrs.
Chtng-Tl, will say It for her, Is no slouch OF m
artist. II htr paintings do not have the freq
dom, grace, and scope OF those produced by
civilized hands, It Is not tho fault OF her brain or
hands. II is because Of tho lack OF material
under which she suffurb- Seeing IN her daily
walks only one character OF costume, she
naturally knows only how 10 paint the human
iig7lrc III pig-tail, chcckcfcd gown. shoes
with toes very much turned up, md fan.
Icnco her lack OF variety In subjects Her religion
and tradition afford her moro opportunities for tha
display Of those picturesque qualities that dis.
tInguIsh The tr,ic arttst. When 1t comes
to dragons, she Is eight at homo;
and tho ,iap.tailcd, sllmy monsters, with
green. shining scales, and hfde0ns, glaring eyes,
lint she cnn produce are realistic to be sug-
gestlie Of nightmare rnd dellfla,
, 1876-05-16

By W1I. A. BUFFERS s. Co,
Auctloncors, 11s and 1eo Wabash-av.
SPECIAL SAID
Tuesday Morning. May 1G, at 10 o'clock, Plnnos,
Organs, Molodcons, Fine OIL Paintings, &C., at our
Satcsroou. liz and 120 Wabast-sv.
Pisuoforte by 4. y. Mdd 1 Co., full 1onnd can,
Planoforts by lfAzlet0n + Co., front round case.
cAxe.
rianoiorte BY y. ". KsmbAl1, itnnt rpund esas.
P!apoioEte By g. D. Psase Co., front round csst.
planofortc, upright, Newton 4 Co.
! Par3or Organ, Mi1liamI Eaton, stops-
Ne1odcon, q. 4: Prince 1 Co., 5.octare.
Also 90 fDne OIL Paintings snd E1tTomos.
WIN. A. HUTTERS d CO., Auctlonce,pL
, 1876-05-16
AUCTION SALEM
BY q. r. GORE d CO.
d9 and 10 WabasA.ay.
TUESDAY, MAY 10;
Regnlar AWttul Prade sale If Ir7 fssta

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100 dozen wacll-aasortcd Hun Umhralta "A
Para<nln
llantieome Spring Btylcs All.Wool Bhawta
Full limo Fins Black Mpacne.
Custom. .n,u4ie Clothing In Mems Doys'. e,A
Youths Wear.
Fun lsnee TAh'e Lsneua, Towola, and Handks..
cllicfs.
nrcfs Plails, Popllns, dfnghsn,s. Shiftjne.' hc
Hats and Caps, embracing full lnes Ll1en and
6trhw Goods
Now ,tnn Sltver-Plntod 0nods md Cutlery,
Nkec line Toilet suApA, Pcrfnu,cry, Pomaucs, &c
&c. A''
kid 0iovce, suspcndora Furnishing Goods
Brushes, NotlonH, &c.
GAHPETsl
Something ontftrly nc,r Ia this department Al
new and handsome stylcr IN shis saie,
GEO. P, GORE CO.,
G0 and 70 Wabash. ~.
, 1876-05-16
BY G. r. GORE 8 Co.
GH and 70 Wnbn9h.Ny.

On THURSDAY. May IS, ut $3.50 o'clock, VA
Furniture, Chamber Bets, with dressing casos,
paror snis IN every style, Hall Trees, Marblo-Top
Tablcs. Whaa-Not, Walnut Wnrdrobcs, Book
Tables, Mattresses, Springs, walnut Dcadsteads
and nnreans, Walnut Cha[ra and Rockers, Pat1ot
and Ollcc Desks. Plated and Walnut Alow.CaacA
Carpets, Cloth, etc.
AT II o'clock, uDuggics and HARNESSES.
q. +. GORE Il CO., AuctfnncerB.