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, 1876-04-24
CRIMINAL.

George 7, Hmtth, cooper hallinR from Eric,
Pa, took stroll down South Clark street yes.
terday and allowed himBslf to bo duped cut OF
$50 by fair 8t1eu named Minnie Cloary. aud
then he caused hor avfe1t. Smith will not pur-
chase that farm out West, having e1trAyagantty
spent all his money iu his Bpreo.
A daring Attempt WAS made last evening upon
the lite OF Detective John Macauley. Shortly
after o'clock last evening Hi oiIlcor pAtrolliug
beat noticed trio Of thieves trying to ofYcct an
entrAuco Into tho paper store OF ucCann,
Fitch d Converse, Nos; IL aud II La
captured one Of thetn giving tie name OF
Thomas Conway. Tue officer turned tie follow
over 70 Detective Macauloy, and went IN search
OF tho other two. who escaped. alacauley pro-
ceedod to the Central Station with lis man. and
just ~ hs Was about entering, Conway's *.pal"
came up, aud with brick III hand oaaayod In
demollsh the officer, but 11acauleY dodgel tho
blo1. Tuning conway orer to Htasion.Keepor
Jordan, ho started In pursuit ot the othof fellow.
aud ahortly Afterwards locked tho two Of tIeIn
up. lIs assaiIant feigned drunkenness, and
would giro 10 other name but that OF Hank
Bmlth, which IL known to be false, both arc
young men undeF age.
Jossph Blaudecket and Ale1 Henderson had
adjoining tootns IN the De Pute House. No. 240
gerry. while The latter spent all his money iu
Jlotous LIVING. allowing hls apparel TO become
very shabby. 10 relleniah hia wardrobe be Gu.
tered slsqaeeksIs room Ed helped himself to
6lAudockeE notlood bis loss, aud reported it at
headquarters. On tho aAne daF Detective Sim
nous happened to visit tie house on bnsiness,
nc wh,ls e there no noticed ssplelons-loo4lpg -,
Tasiso IN hls hand. Hs stopped h,m, whep Hen.
detson stepped up and said the man wsa all light
aad thAt 10 hsd just given him thu 41tcioa.
Tho datoctiye allowed tho fellow to 20 On hia
raj ~ tn fka nrtr Es.
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to defend myself BY keeping cepiss Of Ill tho papers
CONNECTED With tho rrport, and tho rtport ttuelk"
Gen. Bth said ho did not caro- 10 httnssf publish
tho report when uonsress had failed to att It after
rsatcd application to tic War Department. but he was
ties II they askod Tor It, which .hey norer bud.
thu results of tho investigation, he had re-
covered ss,noo In. -Hold and slaooo In cur.
rency from two Of tho mnn mentioned III
tue Now orleana Tnss. Fortunately fur sors, the
Investigation was eu ahort ny tho elosc Of the war,
which also prevented the Immediate publication Of thu
report. In tho c4ss Of ene untsd States officer te
proof was 10 cfear hEt eourtmart!sl ortlersd,
but the orlcr was atsrwarts countesmsrded by Con,
urant and tho officer shortly Afterwards rtooIvcd
distinguished mark Of favor and quick promotion.
Thc papcra IN this caso wcre se 70 thu once Of tbs
Aitutant-0 0cnora where uen. snlth thinks they nAJ
a!l bo found II Gon9rcta wants them.
Ths frauds c1posod In the report ara thoao COM
mittnd In tho EeizurA and counaeatiou Of cotton,
suEar, mud other con.raband OF war, grsa part oi
Which wts hover accounted for: frauds upon traders
desisons Q! crossing the taes who wero blscfma!ed
tha purchase and nala Of army supplies Of every kind
, 1876-04-24
LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE.
pAvtr = vf,N'a mum ArSte.

~ he Eiitor Of 7'hs Chicago Tribune:
Cu1cAuo, Anril 22,-.-youchuafo ma vnra IN
xour vn,,ah,o nanc, ,,r,n,ns, ~ roo.,,. ss.,,1 ~
., y .,''!,o p"ps ~ s .,.4' "' A'eeu' eAua'-
usey 'ot Tue poslslon ol hloefman' Vn tho DAY
OF tho primary, my name, tn common with that Of
the Hon. John Wentworth md otllorp, WAS sub
mttted to tho yotors of tho wsrd. That nro,
yo,1n1 ot lin. tt,na ~. 1,o tn -. ,asaa,ai ~ =,
ss.... ..''. o "as Wv ~ Nv potbona' y. "
aolts hceea nlefe'y "s - !ooSor-on IN VI
nunn." and accepted Tho result III good filth as
The regular Republican nomination, pur.
nosnp. n e,oc.e,, Ia consciant,oua1v ,,,s.
r,,ar,n I'm yuncttons ~ t,,a au;..
eA"Aeu '.o .""o.o"e 'to o'hce'
, 1876-04-24

Jimmy Is hard fact Of Wcstorn experience
and evolution. Boy and man. ho has
passed somewhat long life ~ farm
modified sonse,-and for many years he has
represented hia Granger constituency In the
Legislature OF Ills own State. no has ever had
tie reputation Of botng a solid rhther than \
polished orator or tho ji,,e.ss Of tho trained de-
batter, he has enjoyed aome distinction AZ pos
Scaling modtcnm at hard, horse sensc aud Of
knowing tho r,l.os OF parliamentary law AZ well
r. Ss. Of s 5son In the %
Was assigned to TINT Of Accounts which has 10
do With tho expenditures Of ths Contingent
Fund. In these ttmea Of retronchmons, "Unolo
Jimmy to, ~ 1t waro, man raised up nroyt-
rla abatemio,s hahits; / wearor Of homospnn;
unused to tho commoneat iuxurios Of city 1lto;
. man *ho dcspiseH all ofremfnaoy and SybAritlsm
in our modern modes OF living, ia not apt to
Gould Unolo @ i%mya hsss Its own s way enti1e
back TO Spartan habits Of economy
and abssincnce: The phonogrsphio reporters
complain that thoy hayo recontIy 6eon deprived
thrifty Chairman Of Accounts continues 10 hia
work Of reform, they will bo Obliged to undergo
aevcro hardships. They ssrcaas,celly remark
that "Uncle Jimmy may not aot 80 high D
on ~ to aos ~ a1a
those accessories Of civilization are little known.
bnt these are baso AHpohions. Tho Granger
Htsteat,hn simply deslreB tho phonogrAphura to
furnish their own towels, or wipe On tholt own
tsley wAHh their hands IN tho morning lefose
breakfast, tllov will do we'll. AB for BplttoonB,
they csn expectorato to their delight on the
stove, or out tue window, or on tito floor Many
and arc none the worso for It. II IL
Ntfbn9tcd thAk hUncp Jimmy" coltem-
, 1876-04-24

with tho yAise. He 8svo tho name Of Waltor
Crawford, former clerk 10 Justice uatnos'
Office. lie WAS arrestod for tho uersoy clothing
house robbery Soma time ago bne eacaped BY
known to be memboro OF wcll-oTgAnizcd band
Of th,eres. ..-........
nunoLAn SHOT.
John RogerB, au old and oxperleneod burglar,
upon ia ito oar1iy yeaterdsy morning. Rogors
will be rsmenborod a. tho Chap who rattlsd tho
gun stores Of ]. Butler / Gu. and D.gRs, Sponcer
i Co. IN November, 1873, for which he wis sent
o'clock. a man sleepine in PardrIdgo'a lry-gooas
storo, Nos. 112-1l4 Stats street, waa awnkohed
by Tho footstops OF sono ono ovothcad. and sur-
missing that It whB burglar, quietly oponca tho
1 1.ont door aud notified one Of the niRhs poco.
w., A. Sargent. Of tho city forco,
Tho building and began search. Tho windows
ard door8 were found fastened, tho roof WAS OK
the officer lad gave up 10 what ho considered
faleo alarm. when, inst az ho vAs about to retire
he heard tho footatops on one OF the upper
floors. Returning ho arrived Just In time to eoe
along tho cornice. i1o flrod two shots At the @
fellow, and saw him try to escape by window
in tho front Of No. f0G' on tho same stroet, oc-
cnpted Thy O. A. Wethorell, d0aler In millinery.
1fo soon captured him and lodged him In the
Armory. Ono OF tho bullets nlnla deep but
not serious wound II. tho follows right thigh.
An examination Of tho premises failed 10 dis
cover tho mode OF entrance, and also developed
tho fact that tho safe. containing 000o worth Of
diamonds and 81. 900 in cash, was the objective
point Of bis visit. In somo NAY as ycs unknown
Rogers gained tho combination OF thesoutor saSo
doors. These wore found opou, and one Of tho
kboba upon the lnner door "as completely
wrenchcd on; few mlnutoa moro would have
completed his Job.
Several weots ago Rogers WAS spotted for vis-
itfrH several offices and Rtorea In tho city, and
hia lay boing worry we'll known he wns taken into
custody, but for want Of q moro Bu bsthntinl
charge wAa booked as q vnRrant. 1t ia nuppoacd
that his knowledge Of tho promises was gained
in eome OF these visits, and that ho had other
Jobs Of, hand that he iutonded to crack ~ soon
~ the opportunity was presented.
, 1876-04-24
SUPPRESSED DOCUMENTS.

1OFFHEooED OOkUMEN{S
OLD STONES IMpLIcATtNu AKMY-UpBlUERa IN
Observation-Disclosures. W. y. SMITHS STATE
MEST.
The Now York World, which IL reckless
partisan Democratic paper, publishes tho follow
ing abatement
The New otlssna Tnta Of April II published what
rnrporsed to DO acconat Of the nvestI9aions con-
BY ths Commission .pponed by rrsaasnt iasoia. @ a of
which Con. Y. i. Smith, aov President ii liz Sow "
York Police board. wan President. Tue article enrm-
officials ,uunp.tea " tha work Of Tho conulission
that, had tts report ever been published, "aen.
f'n' y As "'qs Saed po s e'' .na esn not fsd s1s
1tty Of tue Claims for captured cotlon which tAro
teen fled In Washington would owe. have boen heard
was Secretary Of War al iuter!m when Z, Ii, Stanton
was foscibly ejected, ono Of ths irst things donc
attef formal eo:upa.,on o "a builiins. to hunt
fepoEt Of the Commlsalon. atoorlAg to tho r1mes'
Informant, tnculpated Col. Robinson. Gen. Butter,
Gen. n r banks. aud o:hcss, In numerous irreguar-
Tics, It IL h1o said 10 have coutained evidence OF
tho Irregularities Of COL Ktlbousne Capt seamsns,
Capt, tage Don tardoe, and Mr. Goodrich, At varl.
1tH<s gives ~ is authority IN e1ocer Of tho United
smith to untarth tho frauds which afterwards con.
1ntutod tho subject Of tas report.
A reporter Of tho Horid JtatetdAy called Oh Con,
Smith, aud asked what truth thsrs wa ln tho atato-
dsnt i.ncoIn spIoiated him, john r. ~ nT.ay. al % eai
another gtntlonAu, Commission to proceed 10 the
Department Of tie Gulf and tnyesgats oartain eleQc
shusea In tho Federal setYice This greatest corfup-
uon WIS found to prevail among the very highest o-
clhlz, A11 prompt tntaauies tAksu to check It,
The arne uau caught FroEoat Marshal COL llobp-
son. Gen. 6mlth detsced hi4 operations by seiz,nR
tue bookH 10 the bank, AuI getting hold OF tho Prss.
dent, Nit. Graham. Lie than won't down to tho bank,
held Court Ia tho vault, and having got tie sworn
statements Of liobInson md Graham, enabled 10
got hold Of the others.
Tho subsequent invsstiRstionR implicated number
Of officers Of hgh rank, an had ths report ever been
published, 1t would have wrought important changes
In tho army. II did nos tplicats ten. Grant, Butter,
or hanks Nor did It affect cotton clsns to any great
cases whore Tho United State. offcaii implicated
Or suspected q having ra4sed cotton through The Lies
iFregulsEy. The ststs.ucnt that tho report would
haSo greatly affected tho claims nlel At Waahtogtoa u
therefore .aeor1ect Gen. Smith personally inquired
they hare ever toeA tho subject Of ola!tus.
Gen. Smith said ho had neyer heard that hs report
had lean burned. Cougreas hAs called for Il two or
lhreo t!noa but Il Eas not Forthcoming Tho WAe Do.
p.stusnt has Invariably replied that II was
n9s mo- -. Deemed advisable Ia Tho intsrc1t
pnnne' IL may hAys GesA1 burned, aud tho 0eue1Al
saA he could essly insgtus thAt thers people Of
lnAuehee Who Tad direct interest In having II do
aHoyoa. Hus, Congress wants II now, Il can hsys
T. - 10 hAs duplicates Of al tbs pspes and Of sh,s
!dsptsc ;;Ret :a.sh m !. 90 se1e. ot 10Y
sAd aan' hpith' aAad h. sao nAay usn. IL M ~
, 1876-04-24
THE CITY.
GENERAL NEWS.

J. LIZ VI i L.
GENERAL NEWS.
Amssttng Of the ChIoAgo Froobol Society will
be hold IN tho leeture-room Of tho Athonnnm
Wednesday, May ., atop.m m.
Rollln Howard Ia now IN tho city arranging a
new buElesqus combination to open as Colum.
bns, on The tss prox. Hs i,Aa already engaged
Misses Nsl1ie Lasalie, Allos Kemp, Fanns
Deans, Ella Arlington. Fannie Delano George
DeAne, John Dunbar, Bid. q. France, aad othcrs.
There will DO an cntertainmsns given At Union
Park Congregational Church this evening. un-
der tbs auspices Of tho Iadlca' Union Aid So
ciety, for tho benefit OF tho Toundlngs' Homo.
Tho programme Ia most delightful oHos con.
slsting Of readinga from Tho modern drama by
Mr. A. r. Burbank, and vocal and instrumental
music BY como OF Our leading arttsts. Tickets
only as cents, Let tho pablos hare rousing
benefit.
Miss Fannie Towns'ey. N evangelist who has
boon lsborEng With great nuccnsa IN Vermont
and Maanaohuectts, preached At Tho Lincoln Park
Congregational Church 8uuday morning 10 an
attentive and interested audience. Miss r. Ia q
WheAson College IN this state. Her .prcachtng
10 pointed. practical, and vol calculated 10 ar
Test attention and cArry conviction. a1les. +.
will lead mcotnR to bo held at tho same place
will bo interested to attend.
Ameotng WAS hold yesterday afternoon at No.
1870 MAdson street. Of thoae momberH Of tho Fifty
seventh Illinois Infantry and other persons WHO
have Aasocstod themaeiVes 10 form = colony to
asttle in Gi1A Valley, in New Mexico. No buut-
ness OF Importance MAS transacted beyond pass-
ing resolution to Incorporate the Association
under tho laws Of 1lltuolB. 1t iB nov expected
that the first party of thu COLONY Will leave Chi
cago about Juno !. and that tlioY wilt locate the
land for somo forty or more of the colony, who
will soon follow.
a most melancholy affair sranspired et 1f:16
o'clock yesterday forenoon at No. 90 Warren
avenue. At the hour mensionod. Augustus, only
scn OF an cid and respected QhtcaEoan, Lorenz
self through the head. causing almost instnn~
taneous death. He had long been subject to
spieptsc fitH and other nervous disorders, which
1t times rendered Linn perfectly insane, aud IL
:ommlt.od tho rash decd. Tho unfortunate
young man TaB born In this city aome twenty
Two years ago, and, having boon brought up A.
most entirely Ia ibis vicinity, TIC WAS wel known
Tho edtor-in-ehief Of tho Stats s-zeitsng. and
hold beeldcs that various positions Of honor and
truat. Tho great fro swamped him. along with
many others, and ho retired to Germany, and
Ia recognition Of his ability the Government
sent with commission III American Consul at
Drcsdcn, wheto ho continued TO reside until d
low months ago. Hla sou wont with, and acted
sa Secretary to-, tho Consulate, but In ono Of his
Its OF despondency, little more than year
ago, ho returned to this city. His mc,,tai coni.
ton rendered all work irksome md tho suffer-
Ing Of having nothing to do to engage bis mind
lssiHtcd bis disease In ,1usoatiug ronBou.
Tho Corner has boon notified and viii hold tho
uqueBt to-day.
4 no,y Ar THE rntrno
, 1876-04-24

seGens tao oe"t1a.on doe governor tsn1otoa
s.,.A as4 Az. ~ t; tno eJ @nu tui1uet
a,3t. .Ins ~ ~ u y" r ~ W@snuus @ nolu8 eens
hsVn ~ ~, sn H. tns Gass m
T.. T. .'nIat .s.M tos " @ ~ .uJ ooneTo tnat'
sa,t.' y. r eoans'nn45 hv.nousl Po"e!,
M.ts ''ioN' "'ten6'n' Nv n"' Nv 'ul'o1'os ~ 'no
@'~.e' .......,.
bang arranged for tue Republican Convention.
Ia at.ra cnss fn ios oov Fot0onJ s'o N
Ia ,nc.Ss.. ~ m Ut Nv lopoIteIo. ".oa my
bsnontas h.so s..a,,,a ~ @ s,l -. III os"so
oombinca fnr 1 sect.1ors @ "n ts. n *
lhoro NAV In Al MAN. ~ az ns,t,cns,ts n IL
lin mammalian - H.. no1 ;Vp p.iase paad.n y. ,ha
Uu,tod gtatos. '"o "'A' '1'''''n' "a WV
Tho Associated Press failed 10 inform tho
Eastern papors to what m cxtcnt tho indcpond-
ent yotor was abroad In Chicago last Tuesday.
hlr. Cisfk Lipo Was tue regular Republican cantl-
date for City Treasurer. and tlcke4snish Ills ntmo
on We!o at all tho polls yet ho ran nearly 10000
Auornnv. Win w.s n;octna ~ n"nJ ,.,.t 4ut y
Ia far M nniitic. nntaroi trto ~ ~
nonnblicsnH. aToont ~, thia insfsnc., w"rs s;n na
to,ioua,-a faot whlch lbs Assoojs.ed pross ross nos- @
,.......
=, me No" York Heratd dlsapprovoa Of going to
!ae !ii supreme court Tor = party candidate FOR
nrieRtaent. u says nIhe fact that Judge
sne aapremo ooufl, ahonld t'ooar him from any
oonsldefatlon 60 as candidate Tor tue PrcAdoncy.
y Mo con!a ha!o no precedent moro unfortunate
n.sa thaa 70 nhve tho Sspsemo gours preserve Tor
.iannras .t, eanusasteo ins AmGit1on OF Ghaae
4!onnnoTgo she ollce. HOW mucA inner Chtof-
Tnshaeo MaIte appears than oishor Chase Or
pAsis "aen ii 70 declares 1nhs nnuef 40 otroum-
ssancea VIII he oecona q Candidate Tor tho Ptos-
nrasor,t m nosltjon % ota'' o1''e *Ane L" hoo7 nl'
- ..,.....,-
, 1876-04-24
SUBURBAN..
1TYnE 1,khE.


Ihie pretty village haS boguu to put on her
summer coat Of greon, mud, with sn honest
Board Of Trustees and improved Hovernment.
NAV hope TO ach,ovc imnortnnt nnc,osa ap . ros,'
l.r,o-,,,s,o ,.,5 ,,axx noya.a .,s ssu ." .'o''
aouso'Piee' "tu paln eo1oio tho lai'. Tfom-
mont nmong the "otGhty improvements thH
spring Is tho enlargement aud moderation Of tho
UyIo rark 1o,el. Tlo pronriotor, Mcssra
pnarca aod 1,a,;,,,,,, n.vo H., = u, ,..o,...ls
~. ~ 1.!au' .a'' anu y .1o.oae1' ~ ea-
peffonco IN ho1ois, and a<e doug their best to
fnako tne riaoe model OF conron1eneo and com.
1oft. 1heto 9fe already fully 1Do NTH at work
upon the building, and tho work IL being carried
to.Mn.u !..a.. ~ inP!aty W puasple Inc graatehe
tnnaI VIM ~. fcn,in, ,ngs rs ~ 10 .n ''a ~oo'-
Tho nov diniug-hall occupies tho outlre frat
floor Of this portion. md IL laEgor than that OF
tho rAlmer House, wnllo in style 1t resembles
s,naa,t tuo .. LII iacie a's Iho
ton room and narIpra. wbioh viii he n; aorv;co
at the hopH and pRrtlea. Tho halls hayo boen
rendered light aud pleasant by tho opening of
now windows At the Routn ends, aud poar tue
JUNCTION Of the man aud AIDS hnIa il All ein-
vator. '''''' - ''' Wv
The now wing will AWell tho number Of c1test
apartments to zoo, thus furn,s!ling ample NC
com1nodations fur over 3nU peoplo, Tue rooms
aro to DO 10 near Tue lnko that thoy viii bo cool
aud comfortable.
Tho ontiro frame facado OF tho main building
Inns bceI altered lo brick with stone trimmings,
incl,es thick.
One Of tue futnre boautios OF the hotol will
DO It's promouatlos. which arc to be really grand
It has boeu stated by good critic that thoy viii
DO unriyaleA III America for slzo and spleudor.
There vii! bo many minor improvements too
uutuorable to describe, but which ato peculiarly
Indispensable 10 tho comfort Of guests TLis
viii cost 376, 600 at tho lowest eatimRte.
Tim Houth Park Commissioners aro to con-
atrnct boulevard 100 fset wide. passing direct
y in trout OF tho hotol, and connecting by
fitty-fisst stroet. Oh the north, with uro1cl
boulevard, aud on the south with the South Park
lako.shore drive.
1T, c1inLEs.
The ,nost brilliant and accau.,,,, r.r,r
o.r,lu s,v1. ..a NV aueeoos1"i pa''y' 10 TO-
ear e'.e aAa e'eEance' was glvon Friday
evening a. lrw'ns Hall. by tho lAdies Of St.
Chsres. Thoy took advantage Of lcap-year to
exhibit their ability in tba man,roma,t a,
BALLROOM. Thor vnccoss ,,,u san,.Is.' y.
nv tho n.r., .nrasaa.s 0e" "ao eomp'ese one'
io' wv p1.s1 nuipa1Aea my soc'el event Of the
winter ~ thls rural CITY. tbs hall waa decorat-
% g With homera' evefgreops. muuoy1ams, and
Aags.
Ihs music was Furnished by Prot. FltzRsra1d's
parlor Orchestra, and was vol executed. Sun
pct wAY servod III tho drawing room f1om II u.
III: until -. NJ
The Floor Committee were Mre. Robert Far
eon Miss Jenula Lewis, MsB EmaA Nosou,
, 1876-04-24
IOWA.

NAd-PApEn STATE CONVENTIONAL CONGRESSIONAL
CONTEST.
fptetdf Dtsrdteh 10 The Chfcaao Tribune.
DEs MONIES, H., April 22.-Sam slnnott,
rsg-raper tooter, Is working up an Independent
party. and has called Btatc Convention here,
May 10, to aolect dologatos to tho Nationat Rag
Paper Convention At Indianapolis.
The outslae counties in this diatriot ere do.
tormincd that Polk County nhnll not furnish the
candidate for Congress aud It is probable that,
to eheot this. now man ontiroly will 10 ngEoad
upon by the candidates opposinR Williamson,
although tho friends Of DUNCAN, Of Lucas, are
confident he will win. It will ba = worry cloao
contest between four candidates..
, 1876-04-24
WISCONSIN,,

RESULTS or Tik JUDICIAL ELECTIONS.
Sptetdl Dtspatth to The Chteaoo Tribune.
MADISON, VIA, April 22.-The official rot1irns
Of tho Judicial eleattous In this stato show tbs
following rcssult-theso being no party isauos
involved:
Fifth circuit (comprisIng Crawford. Grant,
CoshEen. 9,C05; y. r. Cattor, 8,762; 1T. IL
Strong. GEO.
Elovontl, Circuit (includng tho Count,ea Of
Ashland. Dayaold. 1arron, burnett, Ohippora,
10y. 1864; s.. II. cloueh, present Incumbent,
0f0.
Twelfth Circuit {composdd Of Groou, Je1er-
son. and Rock Counties}-u. u. Congor, TO- ,454 :;
scattering. II.
Thirteenth Circuit Consisting Of Dufrs1o, Eau
Claire. and Trempealcan Countlca)--A. W. New.
man, 6.40a; Alexander ,feggott 2,1s4.
, 1876-04-24

Our financial arrangements with Havana arc tho
most oomplote and extensive to be found anywhere
HIghest rates paid for Spanish bills, Governments etc.
Irizee caancd orora he<, and al necessary Infor-
1nation given application. Circulars sent FREQ by
addressing Taylor Co., bankers IL Wall street, Nov
York CiLy. i. o, Dox 4448.
, 1876-04-24

On THURSDAY, April ~, at $3.50 O'clock,
We Will Oder another tga stock Of Household Furnl
tSfs .n4 Wy eel: Pa?r And ohamber ses 1ia TEsss,
Tension aud Breakfast Tablsa, Isrbis and Wood Top
Tsbles Walnut Chair and Aocksfs. Mirrors. Mat
trezsss, EataFobes. bookcases, FAf!or and Ones
Desks WKlnut md pl&sad Showcases, Carpets, car
load Of Walnut and Ash Extension Tables Ia he
white. 800 Walnut j. 4. English Cottage Chairs. 2
toow) Wholesale prics s1oo. q. i. GORE CO..
AlctIonoert.
, 1876-04-24

THIS Hartford cvuran 10 uavley'a paper) Ia
| for Urlstou.
Tho motha havo nado sad rhyngeb In Dom
| Ptatts reputation.
Zach Chandler la to DO put up for somsthiug
or othor at Cincinnati,
Hancock and Bchloicher arc now tho londiur
Senatorial candidates In TexaH.
The Boston Globe thinks 0'Drlatou and Nc
Adams would make It moro popular.
John O. Harrison, he, req hc will toll llsslo
"storec." Give tho old man = chance.
Our Darnoy Is making himself conspicuous In
Washington. Hope ho'u haso rope enough
Morton will certainly not get moro than twelve
out Of af1toen yoles from MfssiaHppl at Oiucip-
nat.
Ex-Gov. Curtin has tho solid support Of tho
rennsylyanla Democratic delegation for The
Vice-Pfcaidcncy
Tildsn doesn't wnnt pledged delegation from
New York 70 81. Louis, but hls friends rntior In
aiBt on giving bin ono.
or conrso ex-senator Matt II. Carpenter
would not lnstiRRto EumoEE rotlocEing upon Tho
integrity Of Secretary Drlstow.
One Of Hristow's political aphoriHna TT
would tax all the property OF tlo stats TO olu-
cate al tho chi1dron Of tho State"
Prof: seo!ye will likely be called on to rop.
bTassnch,,aetts An f;uhornntoriai c.uJatn o'
~, l,.. -.
AWAY" a. socIotarv rait for ys;t,ne ~. ,n.
about New York on Sunday. A steady course OF
miKslon schools may save him YET.
Didn't tho Eow York World mau weep croco-
die tonrs when hn wrote that touching nantapce
Tho most melancholy news which tt haB ever
A""'" " wv w. - A'e"'o' e'e' % sof1y'
thurman Mlll consent to takn the second
place. Min i1lden at tue head II Tlldon should
10 elected rresldent, I'll, tho song OF Thurman
that d1cs.'
According 10 tho Doatoo Globe. seorotarv pr,.z
tow remarked to Government oAicIA. we'll
known IN boHton, recently: 1T they will only
iet mo stay "here ! am | shall be sataicd. I
hare never sought the Presidency"
Nobody accusea prIstow OF attemptino IN
manipulate the custom. .housoa In lila own intor.
eat. Vet Ia Becretsty Of lilo Trcasury ho nn,,i1
than anybody else, II he wore that sort Of man.
younp 1,nnnatt and Mr. n,n. aro ,,xt,,,, ~.
ConAiine. In thts \ nnnfcsstoa ~ TSSon'. ~.
woAkpess7 T1,oy seom to aTauo that tha na,t
President oncbt "a oon,e trom Now VIZ srp noat t
that Gonkug IL H. r. s nniy , Nas,1a WV nork f. eaa
the phnst nj : chsnca ' ''A0' WIN aaa
,, =. :, -, .--...
Ihe UotroN ITsot'ne commands tho discretion
wh;ni haYn Fntr.innd y1ann rm,ttnn ~" .o auatn
oeatos in favnr NJ .anv nnrticu1.r sssa3i,tn u
Inasmrch al lie South can:t hotn tn sioct X
shouldn't beIn too n,nrh IN nnninntc '8 ~
m.. n,-,., 1,,s
!, Iho 1acnmond lfn) Dispatch ie very sure
that den; Haneoeks connection with tho exeou.
slon ot mrs. sufrats rendets u certain that be
oouta M. nos ue oleotea 20 anY 9uice ot honor or
ptons ny cue people o. sbo United btstes, The
an'' ..,'.s.l,s ',|
, 1876-04-24

264 VERN0N-AY., corner Of Thirty.seeond.s
At tho Marble Front Residence.
ELEGANT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
Ga TUESDAY, April as It 10 o'clock, lhasp Most Of
the Furnisurn was mAde to order. Elegant parlor
Huits, Turkish Chairs Patent Rockers Lounges, H.
9fsFy Table. MArb!e-top Tables, Chamber 8sts, usl
EngtAvtngz. Paintings, bedding, Extension Tablos
Chairs, tsfrgeratoEs, 6hlns, uttas, Anl Plated Wsrs
HtAf Carpets Englsh nrussels Carpets Lowell Three
plys, Cook and fatl0r 6tcyos, Shades, &c. Take Cot
tsRe ufnve cars, q. r, 0OlsE Il CO.. Auct.