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A Boys Terrible Confession.
WATERFOWL, N. Y Fe

WATKKTOWN, N. Ftb. IT,
1t Is ascertaine n good authority that
the boy Ruttan who 10 confined In jail In
this city iting trial, charged with the
murder of Sarah Conklin In November last
In Rutland, las IN liz confession. He
denies hayin : : rangled the girl, as appear
ances indicated, but sy Q killed her
with q club. Unsccountable efforts are
being made to keep the confession secret.
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Cabinet Troubles Again.

New YORK, Feb. 81.
Washington dispatches again report q
singular but general concurrence of opinion
that Secretary Bristow will be asked to
leave the cabinet at the conclusion of Bah
cocks trial, whatever may be the verdict,
and that Solicitor Bluford Wilson will
either precede or accompany the secretary's
forced exit. Meantime, SO far as can be
ascertsined, Brstow has no Intention of
resignipp.
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Windsor County Convention.

The Windsor county temperance con-
yen,ion was held at Woodstock on Friday,
February 18th. George j. Fletcher OF
Chester, was chosen president, and william
f. johnson, secretary.
Messrs. Durham of Woodstock, Pingry
of Weathersfeld, and Luce Of Barnard,
were appointed county COMMITTEES.
Charles @. Bugbee of Barnard, was nom-
tnatsd for county commissioner.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
New York Stock and Money Market.


NEW YORK. Feb. 81.
To-morrow-w ashingtons birthday-being a
legal holiday, AL the exchanges have adjourned
over to Wednesday.
Money easy. at 1893 per cent
Prime mercantile paper is quoted at 500
per cent.
Sterling exchange is quoted quiet at 4ss and
490
Gold opened at ll9x and closed at a.
Clearlngs at the Cod Exchange to-day, $685.
$4,000.
customs receipts to-day amounted to $751;
900.
Treasury disbursements to-day amount 10
sl,o4,000.
Governments are quoted as being firm.
State bonds are quoted as being quiet and
steady.
Railroad bonds are quoted as being steady.
Stocks are duh and generally lower. without
any special feature.
The transactions In stocks to-day aggregated
1900 shares. The principal dealings were %
follows:
$500 preferred, also; ROCK IslaId, 800; 81.
Paul 5000; do. preferred, 5000; Western Union,
2a,46t.
Gold closed at ia
Money closed at IN.
Government bonds arc quoted active and
strong.
state bonds are quoted as being quiet and
| steady.
| Stocks closed dull and lower
The following are the cosinp uuotations.
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1876-02-22
Suicide.

A man named Grover, living in SUD- .fy,
went TO Brandon, on Friday of last week,
and purchased phial of laudenum ut one
of the drug stores in that village. On Sun
day night he swallowed the contents, and
was found dead in his house on Monday
morning by some of the neighbors.
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READING NOTICES,

WONDERFUL IN IT'S RESULTS ?-There Is
no medicine that has accomplished so much
as Shiloh's Consumption Cure. 1t has es-
tablshed the fact that consumption can be
cured, while for asthma, bronchitis, Group,
hoarseness, whooping cough, and all lung
diseases 1t has no equsl No medicine was
ever sold on such favorable terms, if il was
unreliable it would be the greatest folly to
guarantee it. 1t costs nothing TO try it as
It can be returned if it does not give salts
faction after using two-thirds OF bottle.
Call at my store end get SAMPLE bottle,
10 cents, or a regular size for so cents or
81. If your lungs are sore nr chest or back
lame use Shiloh's Bellahonna plaster, which
seldom fails to give relief.
A. w. HIGGINs, Rutland; Rice e Co.
Castleton DR.. Meeker &c DIR. Campbell,
Poultney w. Sweet, Fairhaven; else
where by dealers generally.
HAoKMETAoK" new and delightful
perfume sold by the above dealers, else
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A Murderer Arrested and Confessed.

WATERFOWL, N. \. Feb. IL. I
j. ID. DAVIS, aliss ]. N. B~ham, was
arrested to-day on the charge Of murder at
Canton, st. Lawrence county, on descrip-
ton forwarded by the chief Of police al
Louisville, Ky. He admitted that he is
the man and is gully.
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Trinity Parish Sociable.

The fourth of the series of sociable will
be given by the ladies of Trinity parish,
on Wednesday evening, Feb 23d, at their
rooms in the Baxter bank building. Tea
will be served at o'clock, followed by the
usual entertainments of the evening. Ad-
mission fee ten cents
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Narrow Escape f ON an Amnesty
Resolution.

W NbnINUTONt fVU VT
Representative Jon Kentucky intend
ed to offer a resolution to-day declaring
complete amnesty and oblivion for all past
political offenses, but was prevented by the
condition of the business of the house.
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Weather Probabilities.

WAR DEtARTMEST,
OrrICg or THR CHIRF SIGNAL OFF1CER.}
WASHINGTON. Feb. 22.-1 a. m.
In New England, low barometer, increas-
ing sou,herly winds shifting to brisk and
high north westerly, warmer, rainy, weather,
turning into snow in the northern portion
and followed by rising barometer, colder
aud clearing weather.
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EATON-In DEBORAH. Iowa, February 2ist, Sa-
rah Baruwril, wife OF u II. Eaton, and sister
OF V. Cooke. In III, 4<th year Of her ago
LANGDuN--ln CASTER on, February 81, Maria,
wife OF 8. u. Langdon, aged 80 years.
Funeral on Wednesda at one O'Clock p. m.
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pENNIsoN's PATENT SHIPPING TAG

DENNlSONS PATENT SHIPPING TAGS.
over 200 millions have been used within the
past ten years, without complaint OF loss by tag
becoming detached. All Express Companies
use them. Sold by Printers and Stationers
everywhere.
GLOBE PAPER co., RUTLAND,
iune21d&wtf Wholesale Agents.
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RYAN-MAHAR-AtS t. Peter's church, Feb
ruary 81 by X v John Boy All. Denpis Ry an,
OF u est Rutland. and Joanna Mahar. OF Cen.
ter Rutland
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HAoKMETAoK" new and delightful
perfume sold by the above dealers, else
where by dealers generally. d&w1y
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d&w
, 1876-03-18
CANADA.

Tho Parliament Trying to Get Mt tho
Cs.usc of the Depression Of Trntrs
apettat fhspateh TO Tbs Chfeaeo Tribune.
OTrAwA. Ont, hIarci, l7.-Ats. O. J. Drydgos,
Manager OF tho Government Railways, Was ex-
aminad before tho Depreaaon.ot-Tra Commit
too thts morning. uo asstad ho MAS not nware
that tho CANADIAN railways Disseminated IN thoir
ffeight-chargca Ii favor Of American ahtprors.
Tho rates through tho Dominion lad been fall
Ing turing several years, though no. to tho samo
extcnt aa those oyer American limos. tho ra.oB
from Chicago ard Wcssorn points being unpro-
cedontodty low. Tho frafntlt On -four from Chtca-
60 to New York was 90 conta por barro], Amori-
can currency, over all lines OF railway, iuoludng
thoso Ut which Canadian railways wero portion,
aud ~ cents per 100 pounds for grain anu hoavy
ARTICLES. Tho rates from this Principal places III
Canadn wore 70 cents to St. Johu aud 30 oenta
In gold to Halifax per barrol. not including tho
COST Of insurance at Portland, He did not be-
love thcre WAS any discrimination with tho OBJ
1ect Of dtvcrting tTado from Canadian points OF
shipment, but tho excessively low ratea charged
OIL tho American railways had tho effect Of
making tho ratca In Cauala spponr comparative
" high. although absolutely worry low With 70.
gard to tho cost Of transportation and possible
profit on nthetransaotton. Tho witncsa declined to
necessary to exclude American cosl from tho
Western towns and Introduce Nora Scotia coal,
remarking that Il Was D political ratlor than
railway question. Tho evidence taken before tho
Committee Of tho Navigation OF tho St.. Law
rcnco In wintor waa to tho effect that tho
scheme waR practicable aud would ba Of I'm.
menAo bcncfe to tho country.
, 1876-03-18
THE INDIANS.

CROOKS EXPEDITION.
CHICAGO, March 17.-Tho following telegram
Was received at Gen. shetidan'e hehdauattcrs
from Brig Gen. Terry, commanding Department
Of DAkota:
Tho following ID Just roceivod:
MourH' o. THE Do HOAX. March 8.--Asziyed At
fort was evacuated to-day as The original gar
rtAon consisted Of fortyslx men, OF whom 8ix
killed. and eight wounded. Thirteen had lett and gone
TO tic settlcmens BY night. found In tho fort eight
cen vhit1 men and negro, and have brought them
about aizy sioux, who ded aouth. think they were
watching the fort to pick tho who ytntutod out.
Dn1apM, Commanding.
Tho following telegram has bcen received At
Gen. shersdan'a headquarters:
Fonr LARAMIE, Wy. Ter, March Ill arrived hest4
tha morning, much delayed BY anow; Will start for
Fort Fetternan this afternoon. 4 scout came into
tablished h!a supp5eanr 1t that point and atatted
cut on tho 7th, Nothing has been hsard from him
a!uce. OR hs way Ia Reno Qeu. Crook hsd two mcu
wounded by ths Indians. H. y SHERIDAN.
Lieutenapt Colouel.
CHEYENNE, Wy. Ter, March 17.-0n tho eyen-
ing OF tho 18th, Mr. Fielding came into Fort Tet
tetman from the camp 1t old Fort Reno, having
lett there Oh the night OF The 18Th. Hs brought
!etters, etc., from Tho men OF tho command.
On tho 7th, Con. Crock left the main Fort Re-
no, taking a pnck- train and afteen dhya' rationa
for tho cayaIry, aud struck out after tho Indians
known to be North Of that place, since which
time nothing has behn hoard from them. On
the way to neno, the command WAS attacked
several times by Indians. Ono man, l,etder,
WaH wounded, but is alive yet. An infRutry1uan
ia Also wounded. No other casualties.
, 1876-03-18

~ VIII Tac scum upon rerusna.

~ VIII fac Scon upon rerusn1s
Special Dtspateh to 1hs Chicago Tribune.
NEW YonK. March 17.-Iumors hRvo prov allied
hare and at Albany otay to tho cflocs that Gov.
Tildan has In hla hands an original letter from
George 8. Boutwell, to Horny CLOVIS, Which he
claima affords grounla for the Impeachment Of
drnnt. Il Ia described as d letter Ttitton to
CLOVIS by boutwell, when Secretary Of the Treas
ury, in 8onsomber, 1872, directing OloHa to send
100000 to tho Republican Committee Ia tho
State OF pennsytvanis, for tho purpose Of socur-
ing tho auccesa Of tho Republican ticket in that
Bsate In October, add promising. on tho prest-
dont's authority, to rolmburso BY carly beoret
information Of salos of gold to DO made by the
Treasury Department. Gov T1den, when lues-
toned, said that tho report was not we'll founded.
Lieut.-Gov DoEsbolmer when asked what he
knew nbous tho subject, eatd that he had hehrd
the statement that there waa such totter. 4
man named Reeves who waa formor conflden-
tlal clerk Of Honry Claws, has besn retailing ali
sorts OF indefinite information involving charVeB
Of similar character for year past In this city.
11c has been able. howeyor, to produce yosy llt-
tlo ovidonca damaging either to Clewa or any Of
his friends at Washington, although he his
large part Of tho correspondence aurroptitioualy
takon by himself in shost-hhnd. Tbs Btory ia
probably from this man Aooves, aud is untruAt-
WOrthy.
, 1876-03-18
Liverpool and London aud Globe.

Liverpool md london aud Globe.
What Insurance company can show . botsor
record than tue aboyo for tho past yeAr2 Facts
arc tho host arguments, ard the rcader will do
we'll 10 consider those presented below. The
fortioth annual mooting Ut the Liverpool and
London and Globe Insurance Company was held
In Liverpool! on tho 23d Of February. From the
6ocsesaEy's report wo learn that tho net f1ro
premium income Of tho past year amounted to
e5723, l2l; tic lossos. to s2.a6o,5i2 and after
paying all charges and expenses the account
ehowa aurpluA from the fire business alone Of
u, 100, 734, Aud that thev had carried from tue
surplus al the yoas sa25, ,000 to tho gcuefa! re-
aeEye aud tito ro-lnauIaDce fund, which now
amounts to s4,G76.000. After giving many other
interesting details the report concludes BY pro-
pos!ug 10 pay dividend for tile yeas Of SO per
cont.
III moving tho adoption OF the yeport tho
chhifmntn a1atoa that tho profit on tho whole
busIneaa at ths Company amounted to 3l,117.-
678. and that tho invested fluids Of she Com
pany now athouut 10 92B. 4a5, lG0 -thus showing,
~ ona Of the speakers remarked, that ''tho
pEesont FINANCIAL position OF the Company was
bestaF, W worry considerable amount than dur
apg tue eoss perlol Of its existence hefore the
great AmericAn Disasters" {the Chicago and
1oston htes OF 1871 and 1871.
, 1876-03-18
ANNOUNCEMENTS.

Tho Philosophical Society wtll b addressed
shts evening by William Yocko, ESQ.,, Of this
city, on "Gootho's Faust"
In consequence Of tho repAirs now bong
made iu the Sixth Presbyterian Church, the
Nor. II. T. Miller pastor. sacr Sabbath services
will DO dsponseti with Until further nutico.
Tho lecture tomorrow afternoon It nfcCor-
mick Hail wl[i be by Drooko Hcrfosd, who will
t.ivo now loctnro on "Amcacn Through an
EuGlishmants kpectac1os." Tickets for taIo at
1nnBon AtcClurY j. Co.'s and 1t tic door. Ad-
mlBHion 10 conts.
Tho Hight nov. Bishop Thonaaa Foley, D. D.,
Esd Of this month to give tho Habit to soms
young mon. The ceremonies will comnance
after o'clock III tho morning. Tho Ale1ian
Drotl7ora' chapel will be opou oa that day to tho
aco Young men leaving the world and embracing
q ]lfe IN n hospital, 70 Boryo tho Btck without
tlls.iDctlou OF creed and nationality, LoWoyar
contagious tue sickness may be.
Tho Womnn's Contonui,t Committee wifi mact
At the rooms OF the Womon's Temperance
2 o'ctock. All 1adics Interested and especially
thnBe having work Of nny Kind which thby doairo
exhibited at tho ph.ladoIphts Centennial, ara
cordially invited to attond. All kinds Of artistic,
trattng what womo, can do In tile way Of indus
trial pnrauitB. ia especially Wnntod. Ladies' In
torcsted In having tho kindergarten system Of
instruction represented at the Centennial will
ntso lind henfing, and such assistance ~ the
Committee eau give.
HA1sTED STREET u. F.. CHURCH.
Tho dedication OF lInlstod Street II: 4. Church,
ncar Twentieth street, will take place tomorrow.
Preaching by tho Hoy. G. Il. FoBtcr, D. D., At
1880 n. nj. Sunday school meeting at 1880 p. m
prenchiug at p. N. by tho Roy. II. II. Hatfield,
D. D., after which tic Rev. O. II. Tiffany, D. D..
will perform tho dedIcntory acryico. proAoh!ng
At 7:YD P. u. by Dr.. Hatfield
The rec0ut opening Of this church WAS largely
attended. and all wero vell pleased with the now
enterprise. It seemed to I'LL want Of tho timss
holng substantial convenient. no8t, and ecnnom-
ical, constructed for the threcgold purpose Of
pr ehching, Sunday. school, and social meetings.
Special ompibuses will lDave Madison antl
noboy at 0:40 q. IN. and p. m. Madison and
Aberdeen at about $50 .. N. and 2:l0 p. m.
Harrison and Hnlnted at about 1905 =. u. autl
2:25 P; m. 'Dus yil! Ieavo Ada and Warrington
at 9:s0 \. m. and 2p. m. !; Adams and Wood ut
a:40 q. m. and p. H.; Adams and Aberdeen ut
about 0:60 q. %. and 4:l0 p. M; also, Chicago
nyenu1 npd Clark st 9:30 .. NJ. and .. N.
Clark aud Washington noon& 0:50 a. m. And 2:26
p. H.; also, Michigan avenue and Thlrty-Beo-
ond straet at 345 a. IN. and 2:l5 p. m. e, Indiana
avenue and Twonty-second Btreet at about 10 \.
n. and 900 p m. ono bus leaves corner Indiana
arepuo and Twenty-Becopd street 1t .. m. All
the above return after tho seryccs for which
they 60. Buses will nlHo run from tho churcl.
on IIafsted to Harrison At tho close Of ovcning
aegyice.
, 1876-03-18
CRIMINAL.

A Btow-wirlow in tho tailoring establishment
Of John GutgesctI, 1t No. 50 Woat Randolph
street, was broken In BY burglars between aud
o'clock last evening, and clothes valued As
e2U0 taken. No arrests.
David BRir, for riding tho pocket OF Mary
OToole, and Timothy Ryan for aimi1kr practices
at tho expense OF a Mrs. Hogan, Wern arrested
on Michigan avenue yesterday during the pas.
cage Of tho procession, by 0tllce1a aiodrath aud
CUnBllino.
Il. j. Thosnas, tho colored mnn who MAS re-
in cash from colored woman-Ettzateth Smith
bY name-in this city, was yesterday held TO the
Criminal Court In bonds OF $1,000 BY JuAtlce
Footo.
Joseph Harris, son Of Ex-Commissioncr Aas-
riB, went to Bociable. Albert Miller, another
young man. MAS there alao,, and hung up, hts
overcoas, leaving bis pocketbook therein. This
pocketbaok Joseph Harris is charged With hay
ing extracted. Miller had him arrested, but, on
suppcatfon Of tho parties, il was agreed to huah
up tho caso il unrtIs would return tho wallet
sad 525 which 1t was said to contain. Thia
was done. Then ex.Commisstoues Harris
came to Juattco Halnes and awpr8 out 4
warrant fos Albatt Miller for componnl.ng
felony. Albert Miller. to totaliato, Inns aworp
out paporH for the nrgost Of Joseph Harris for
larcony md It now romAina for al parties to be
ArrGbteds
Last Monday evening gf.l named Martha
Davis, residing with woman by tue name OF
Wilson. was abducted from her homo by John
Short, negro, aud hldden away until Thursdhy
night. Short has beon employed At Burke's
Hotot aud when ho Was committed to jail he
waa visitod by somo OF his nc1uatntancoa en-
ployed ia tho Bame house. In an Interview With
them he stated thns Ae designed taking tho girr'
to Detroit had he not boen arreatoa. and In The
moantlmo had lots her at house Of question:
able repnte on Harmon court. Upon receipt Of
thla Information tho posson 10 whom It was ro-
lated visited the girls enforced asylum and 70.
covered her. bho Waa takon to her mother, and
Btntcs that at f}rst Hho was domici'od on bhor-
man street, from witoro she was takcn to tho
houae in which sho was found. 8he denies that
the negro succeeded in accomplishing L!a object,
aud will relate lor experience to Hummortotd
tht8 morning,
, 1876-03-18
A VIGILANCE COMMITTEE NEEDED.
- EtfJ,x ~ f.run

fhA Fi{lnr NJ Tths ffhfed10 Ttth1tns.
n,,,..na %To.an ~, .,,1s .ron,,,.,a ,.,,.
on.eAao' na1ou en .a sn'o taoln"s toeuo
OF sour Paper the1o appeared casaal hotico Oh
q robbery Of tho Putnam clothing ntoro. giving
tho amount takon a. 420. and '.no ar1esss,"
Nor, an, lod b, ae,3 t,,ia ,o,,.o ,o ro, nh m
.,a,. 49, ~ 49, ~ 49, ss.as "'1. ~ ..".,,.,s es
.naoh 10 eo.1ecs 'ne error taaao' pY Asauos thas
it WAS not tho aforementioned atore that was
robbad, hut my own, as am to call your alton
ton "a an oyil that hhs aroator oxteut
in this civ than tho not,co referred 10
wouid indicate. Tho facts OF lie case
arc these Nv atore. locatad 1t 100 Clark atrcot.
is uents' furniahinrr gtoro. Tnosday niatt at
ans II van oIonedL and At {)20 nm ri Allan
pinker.on's snocinl noiice in nv cmnloy dtsooy-
orca tho n1ato.rlass of thn aids wu,,1nw. II4115
ioches. smashed In aud tLe wiuaow rubbed. The
amnunt nf poods tnkon waa ahomt EID. saving
notbinn nbpnt the yasno of tia class brnkan''
However,. 1 iool. unon lin valno nf thu rondn
taken ~ a smnli mstter whon counar rod
with thu nndnoitv of lin sot. Iiore in
a publIo thoroughfares ona of the nre.t.
eBt in tho civ Win pcoplo constantly
, 1876-03-18

Day.
Tho Commltteo on judiciary Is called for Mon
dav at $50 p. m. In TIM City Clerks Office, and
that OH Railroads. Ia called for to-day at Up. m.
In Tho same placo.
Tha Finance Committee. or at lciat majority
Comptrollcs's Office. the Mayor was also pres.
cnt but had nothing to communicate o.!,er than
tho contents Of lotter from Comptroller HAYES
which was NOTICED In yostetdAy'H TRtBuNE. Tho
phaHo of affairs both at home and In New York
remained about Tho entne. Ho rresented TO tho
Committee Tor signatures $4,000 worth Of car
tifacnsss made payable to Cox Bros: and Eisz.
eiumonn Il Counolt. consracsoFs:for tho Fuller
ton avenue conduit. As those wesn for work
already performed. tho Committee could hardly
resaso to sign thcm. individually they are op-
posed to sienIng any moro certificates for work
done by contract and st tho nc1s meeting Of
tho Cni,nclj A resolution will probably bo intro
lucod with ysow Of dlHcontnuing clf works Of
plltic in,ptoro.nent.
, 1876-03-18

uHt1xn srArxs Utnou1r Counr-1unnx Hoexrrs-
y. II. Clark ". ). X. 9. Forrest t3!t.-Chnical M
ian, sraith It NJ. Chicago 0ks Water Works Con-
teruct!on Con1nany, 81, ,7Dl.a2.
HurAnIon CounT-CoNyEnstoNs-H. II. I}o9ta es H.
-. T. II. Fish, ft97.l1.-Luciua Robinson n. O. O.
jerome. si.oas.-Frank Chapman ~. James H.,
George 8. nowen, ani ChAuncny T. nowen, &a12.6B--
Henry 7. Jones Of al. Theodore ii. Drysn nl3l1.
JunaE HAny-Frances 81. Hrltnn N. John FitEph-
sens t3s'c ;vl, v: Ellts =, JShn L. Lt'is s7;21s
Clhcp1r CoUnr-JunaE Houkns-Elwsri Mcf3us
I'm j. Eddy: verdict, a7eoo, and mutton for nav
Johanna Boten; verdict 3i36,
, 1876-03-18

Water sents yesterday we're el,b0s.
City indebtedness to tho amount of 4lu6, 900
Has discharged yesterday.
number Of laboress haso been discharged
from the West Side pumping norks for want OF
work.
Marshal QoodaA waz not 1t bis otics yester.
day. - hs 10 suffering from slight sickness
caused bJ cold.
The Board OF Public Works !sausd n sstim.ts
OF &l,460 to Roger Powers for work or the
Msin street tiye1-tunnel
Tbs ts1 receipts In both o!nees yss.,sdAy gssa
, 1876-03-18

Tho way to get homo Of your own la casy tnsts1.
ments. amounting 10 no moro than decent rent Of
P'ses u u et4 ou Col Clarke. No. II Chamber os
euainstso WY WI" sea you lot and build you just
such houso u you want In tho beautlfu. suhu,f ne
Morgan Patk, on tho Ch!csgo, noek Istaaa p.ctna
llal1rosd. miles soathwea. af the city pit, rsrs
en!y la9hnh. Behoots, churches, and colleges, md
good society. Mouthty payments FROM ;l5 to sUn
mouth, Including tuteseat 1t per cent. Will pay for
bne home In e}gat 10 teu yc1ss.
Hse s1sstttsenent under !" Subusbs,'' -
, 1876-03-18
THE pHiLADEL pHlA BuR,at CASE.

PHIL4pxIpHrA, Pa., Msrch 17,-Undor the de-
cielon at the 6upssmo Court, tho body OF Henry
Jonas (coloted) 10 5000 10 DO buried IN the tot
ownsd by Mrs. Jones IN lit. Monah Cemetery,
died, aud il il proposed 10 iutss boz BODY i tha
sAms time with that OF Mr. Jone4. :rha CAME
ts1y authorities oppose, claiming that ths dscis.
len OF The Couss only authorizes ths hurA Of
, 1876-03-18

Tho Root d Sons Musfo Company
offer special Inducements to tuycrs 1t Wholesale and
reta Of shything In tho 1lno OF musical merchandise
sheet music, planes, and organs. Their s1tcnslvs
tablbhuont 1t 1856 Htatc street Ia point Of inttrst.
, 1876-03-18

Grand Opening OF Spring Styles.
We arc receiving this week. direct from our agents
1t Pssta and New York, large vas1ety Of trimmed
suita In Ill tho leading spFlnx sty1es. Commanding
With Monday. hs aosh !nat sha b plsased 10 az
b!hit than 70 thu ladles Of Chicago and vicinity a
cordial invitation axtended 10 AL Dpmettto 6eytu4
Machine Company, ~ EtAts Gtrstk
, 1876-03-18
POLITIoAL ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.


flRSI WAkUs
There Wit be mcetin8 Of tho First ward Conso!l-
dated Republican Club at tho Palmer House this ayc-
Ing, IT ~ o'cloct for the transaction Of Important
bu4ineas. All citizeus ilffsyor Of hontt 1ororumont
arc earnestly !nsitol to ntsend. Addresses by Ex-
IIeut.-Hov William Bross, Of TuB TRIBUNE, and By
the ey. A. ". Jewest, of tho tt II. Z. Church of
thia city.
Ii order Of thu E1ncuIifa Cuumlttoe.
, 1876-03-18

can thu cosso gritty toothpowdcra and soothdestroy
ing chemical hui1s hn pAce the toilets Of scnEl
bio poonic TIN fragrant aud preaorvaslre gozodont
has auEpEscdcd them I'll.
, 1876-03-18
Henry Jonos, md not Of sny other co1ored ptr-
bon. Thoro ID i prospect Of further litigation


Thu ptano for Tho lines; oncthls less In tixe, hui
e1uain tone 10 suy, good enough for palace, nothing
better for -FOUR cottage or small rarloss For eA1s or
rcnt. Telton b pomoroy, al Stale street.
, 1876-03-18

SECOND. WARD.
Thn ctfzensf Club Of tho 5seond Ward {otd Third
Ward} Will bold adjourned meeting this evening In
the Lecture.too u the bennett Nedcs College, 6l1
and 6l3 Sate street, O'clock, and invita- ctizeus Of
tho ward to Eutet With thptu.
, 1876-03-18

.B0uLE-ATp1EDEE-Mar IT, by tho rsns. h1r.
Mead, 0eorge ". sonto to tcnnio Appiobce. both Of
OhicsRo. No cards.