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DROVIDENCE AND STONINGTON :. 3. Co
Between NETWORK an i BOSTON.
EEDIfCTIDS IL FARE

BETwEES EEw.YoIK AND Providence 10 %.
BETWEEN NETWORK AND BOSTON TO 81
sTONTSGT0N LTEE.
sfI and JSiSGIoN leave rirr - North river toto
4lTgafa jlessts e piiasIs point, :. R.
st,.n,r rRa2y y .SG fIN S direct, p,- q.
io1t oi fsi i'iier 5llJ cScepl Suncaysf it g. p ~
irssSs va sier line Z aEon a low st riiea '
T.. ". fInSs @. l.. AIT ID. ;. EABC JCK, President.
DENNSYLVANIA THE
EoCrE. Trans Leave NewYotx foot nesosses AMI
TSress Tor IIarr,5drc. rlsbnr5 Tho West an South.
with Pullman Palace Cars ATTACHED $50 a. m AMI $50
Ts M%p9T aaa aoG az I 1 se ,Jl rldP1a aal
VIII ansp@t Lock Iiayspi cory and Err, 40 M COZ;
ier Eit.ore Washington, aud the Soma Limited Wash
Bgtpn Eyress OF Pninau tatot Carr dai except sunday
81 arrives at Wash ngtln at 4IU D. ~ Geauar al
~ s5r@ ~ Z. 10 30 oac H. 1889 s. (.
sad r. M Rl1 sPaSf ana second cass m . o. 800
tS5 SG a g. 6 = E. a S 2 + 10 o O. y q d
$50. = 75h ST. TO- Il5D p. a1d IL night Sunday,
FSr J Ein Sg5IS B. "a 20. 70, NJ
$50, 7S9 $40 10 II 81 r. m and II nslt sunday.
70 oEsh@53I6, g$ 7iG s. 10 Ian, u III, :.
- PIP $50 e. iV' 1SV 81 S, 80 go 6dI 60 CSC
For Wooi6fdec Perth Ambcy and soih hm5oy ani 10
=" For For Sew. f baas%eF = aud II NJ $40 4lo 500
Clio. 2 p. N, and ~ night snnday' p
For Kingston apI locky I'M % 9. u, aud 30 m
Pcs PrncetOn Z $40 q. w. 1880, 2, t.lD aGd D. M
FoE L1lbcrisillo, go a, M, = . ald s;l0 y. m.
fOr PhIlipabuTe and Beyidrfe, $3.50 q. aud D.
For IienIiIatOn $50 q. NJ. and y. M.
Mercer aud Somerset Buauch, 3 d. IN.
For Trenton OriontOwn, Burlington, and Camden 1850 and
$50 al M, l. 30, . g. D. ard ,. N.
For Freehold, u. IA. aud A.Io y. m.
Farm.1gdale and Sguan, 1850 =. H., and u.
HshtstOwn PemDerion and Caeidcn. Via
H.. and via Monmouth Junction, 4.lU IA.
For IehstoSgn aud Pemberton a. m, Via Perth Amboy
and 80 a IN. via Monmouth Junction.
Trains arrive follows: From l1,sbargh, 65j and 1890
a. m end go T. M daily 10 Is ana $40 p. m dali
except MONDAY FTon Washington aud Baltimore 62J a. M
4Q5, 5l5, and 1917 ~. SUNDAY G2Q o. m From Ph1a.
BIB $40, 740 80, 80 l127 D. m sunday 0:iO $40.
Ticket cfices 500 and oii BroIway No Astor House
Of DeshrOsses and COrtlandt ss No. COuItst
Erookyn and ia, l1G lis Hudson st. Hobokea
Emigrsnt Ticket once No battery. place.
d. NJ. BOYD.jr, Gen. Passenger Agent
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Nru l)ubIitatioas.
rT7HE JOURNAL OF EDUCATION.

II
Parents ana Teachers sSOad Professor NORMAN A.
CALKINsS Papers IN METHODS OF PKIMAhY AND
OBJECT TEACHING and the EINDERGARTE$ AND
NURSERY DEPAR1MENT. uEder the management Of
Frof KRACS aad MIA kRALS-BOELIE.
Of hundred forty -four notable authors
and writer, with their proper names.
Literary scientific, Art and School News Departments,
viii Oneissl and selected matter from lest sources
periodical worthy It's excellent objeet"-tS y Even
ing Post.
Useful suggestive to al having children at school,
*. Y Evening MaA.
Almost indispensable teachers all others interested
81 edUca;ion.--. New-YOrk Tribune
THE JOURNAL OF EDUCATION-Yearly substitution
~ so ncle Copies, Tsenty-gge cents sale
etcrss IN New York aad Brooklyn.
Oa.ee I'll BROADWAY, New-lO rk
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MARI sasfn 81 IL II isy r if;:

FLOUR AND MEALIhore vas Ices busincss REPORTED M
today, but prices g1nerlly without decided
change Oae small lines Of ow grade Extra taken
for eXpO with shippers inc lned 10 hold on The l00Der5
bought with considerable freedom yesterday and not
purchase TODAY. Ho Of low gads
incled shade prices trGe, While Medium aAd
Choice FNtrs steadily held realized the figures that
wern curenf Yesterday civ Mn ExtTas less sought
but We're without material change IN Psses sales
1900 bhis. including $500 bbs Low Grade
Exits mainly az So $500 bbls Medium 10 CHOICE
Western Extra az IS T5dsS 90. and 1909 bills.
CIty Extra the West Indies a:
s5 So The sales AZ sass IS Tor No. chiefly
at 81 l5ds3 80; stdSA 90 for Common 20 chsss
SuDarnpe Sfafs and Western, at 81 20
- 20 81 sOas5 inferior 10 Common Extra stare
IS p5dS5 10 for Common 10 Far do 80 lSlSo po
Tor Fan 10 S. 558t7 Tor Good TO Choice do
Inferior Common Extra Western ~ -
as as Good do - sOdS1 Tor Good 70 oAo eeo
ana 81 O5 81 Is for Choice 10 Fancy io $685. i9f IN,
sxtr and q 25ds8 80 for Winter Wheat Choice Family
City Mills Extra; 81 $685. 10 for Common % Far Ehas
Round Hoop Ohio; IS 1880 90 iUr flr 20 Good DO anu
sS 05dS Good Choice d. 40 25Vs7 ~ FOR vennea
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Good Orinary. o'to Low Mddng.. l0i5
stuctGood Ornnaiv..lO MdIng. lIsis
Delivered contrast 2uU bales kVI lgaTe delivery
was Gcsne late in the dy after freaueEt and Unmpor
fluctuations; oy moderate business done the tact
receipts keep up well has rather depressing eoc
Sales yesterday after April, 200, lSlsgc Loco lSse
MAY, Loo. l3n ssc 1900. l3ae. Jnne 200, Sc 1000
lSs'sy July COO 1875. 20 49, August l2go lte
cai-NO sales Tnri cal-May 500 lssec totAl bales
sales today up 70 mMarth. TO-, l2ssc; 500. l. issc
100 iao.i 900 y CSC POO, le M'y sdo; y 'oc CO.
IL .lc 600 10 Slc son ~ s.c 800 l3 siec June zoo
1870; 500 I3stzc; l7OO - lioe; go l3slsc o00 l3s
80 i3siasc; 2I 1899; 400. - SOC; 800, 1855; SOJ
13sssc,; July 700, l95c 100 l31ssci 100 laIc August
500 IL tc total 1920 bales grand total q sOO haies
At the close tho market was quiet The following wero
fg4 ptt
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0eaebers.

FOREIGN LANGUAGES, PIANO, SINGING,
made casy 10y the astonishing, rapid method. send
explaining eieuarsa yrgrs inrtTlg,9n ailo' rr
PAID for posiag. stamp. Dr. a. MUAD4.HNAN, 81 t2st
5S:hs;.
TENEACHERS supplied with schools, and schools
with teachers, RI TIE EDUCATION ~. BUNEAt, q
UnlOaslgara ANNA tASDALL-DitHi Manaref.
VEACHEn.-Ay young woman 10 teach French
AID German 20 growing Children; objection ~ the
couay good city Fei resee Call fer two days, Olb "a ave
TTEACHERS WANTED for Spring vacancies
in schools and Academies; Mutual Ia'TOdJriHJ Plan IN
every state: saarea 500 % $500. Tor ars address
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BRIDGEPORT, and all points on HousatOnic
~ and Naugauck RailrollA Fare IL. Steamer BRIDGE
PORT leaves Catherine slip l. bridgeport at
l..
I EHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.
H AKitANGEMENT OF PASSENGER TRAINS. Dec. =,
lS75Leave decs foot Of COraudt and DesbI0ssessi at
o. m, for faStOn Bethlehem, Allentown, Mach Chnnk
liazlet0n eayer Meadow. MahanOy city, Shenandoah. MI
Carmel Wkesbare. Piitst1n. Enra, Sc connecting With
Trans o1 ltbaca Auburn, Rochester Buffalo, Ningara Pals
/ D. m for Eason, BethleLem, Allentown AIauch Chunk
HaZletOn Mahaney City, Shenandoah " keslarre Pfs.on
TuukannOck &c, making close connexions for Reading
POtsyille, and harrisburg.
4 y. m. ior Easson Bethlehem Allentown and Mauch
Chunk, stopping nj all stations
80 n m Night EXPRESS daily, for EastOu. Bethlehem,
Chunk. WikcsDarTe, PttstOn IlInira re
connecting win trains for Ithaca Auburn Rochester Buffalo
kagGsa FaIs and the West Pullman sleeping coaches
attached. ROGT II. SAYRE, Sup I aud Isng'r.
General Eastera olCe clTCr OF Church and CuTiland
CHAs. IL. CUnMINGS, Agent
I ONG ISLAND RAILROAD COMPANY.
- WINTER ARRANGEMENT;
Commencing Oct 90 1875 Trains Hunters Point as
follows:
800 q. mExpress mail for Greenport. Sag Harbor and
1000 Mail train for Port jefferson. Locust Valley
Hampstead, ana Hockaway.
IL 80 a. Accommodation for Hcksyille and Hampstead
$50 mExpIess for GreenpOr, sag HarbOf Locust Val
1SO p nEKpress for Port Jefferson, Locust Valley ani
$50 m-Express for Locust Valley Hampstead and Rock
ESQ D. Accommodation for Northport and Hampstead
Trains hourly tor Flushing from $50 "A Ia. 7jJ
M and at o, 1880 and 1lA5 2.
SUNDAY TRAINS.
300 m.-For Pat Jefferson Locust Valley, and Hemp
ESQ D. Northport. locust Valley. and Hampstead
W. SNYDER, General Manager.
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New 11nblitations.

TT7HE DAILY TRIBUNE INDEX for 1875
Il EDITORIAL
POLITICAL,
FOREIGN,
MISCELLANEOUS.
ANY article letter report record Of Importance published
in THE DAILY TRIBUNE may be oasly found reference
being given both to publication and location in the
paper
Price % cents postpaid with THH TRIBUNE ALMANAC for
1919 40 cents Address THE TRIBUNE, New-YOrk
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Safes Of Sd'- Boufs- Rqgrorf B1tfs- Bans aud Rail
road Shprss- ErDrcfs AiDrEs Il.
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60 lJbom it Alan Concern
5teamJoais ano Railroads.

RRIDGEP0RT and all points on HousatOnic
- and Naugatuck Rairolls Fare IL. Steamer BRIDGE
Port leaves CahGrins slip at l. noon qua bridgeport att
III.
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12la o.clncr-sALEs nErong LIE CALL.
CONVENIENT sioux DRPARTNFNT-2 O'CLOCK.

4 $500 Coupon. IsC5 e 81, 1910 C1grou
lp0pO... 49, l,rtat II l0i4
7 + 20 ronr. "a. New : "a. COagcn 1881
.............. 1l9is 5000 ..........bc llS7s
T. 5..O Registered, l-tI
800 I............. .bg.l2.a,
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Gteamboats ano Railroads.
baltimore AND OHIO RAILROAD.
I'D Leave New. York from of Desbrosses and Corr

BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
I'D Leave New-York from foot OF Desbrosses ana 0oi0
wsssGpp and Gs %sst ,D Pullman BasGr
Pullman seePers and day cars h BaR2 makes 20 Close
connections for Columbus, Indianapolis Louisville ana
Obs % for Washington and tire South Savannah Florida
and Ncw.Or,eans. Through cars from New-York to
$50 m daily for washington ne South .p3 West
ga1 81 on 10 e aa aSd dS S
Louisville 5ndaaaP9s 4S sSata and sqa!a %ss,
noqrs ssyaH6s TS,iGa SsSS2Iiss9s and the
For through tickets, please call Companys Offices 26l,
s5 and 2So Broaaaay, New YORK ana At ticket Offices
ASK FoR TIcKRTs VIA BALTIMORE an Ohio RR
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY.
y LIVE S no loot TIE II .
at neryle with south Branch II r, a. Hampton function
M s al also With Valley
Direct line to Marbarg rs&9rgh and the west also to
- WINTER ADVANCEMENT
80 mLAEws TAN for Easion. Be.yleTe Get4s ,
%wy T T0 for PnsSa and ro.,o
ut JuDctioo with Del, Lack. and West H. r.
Esson cnfo@n and the
PaS Tor aSsa GG p Via T%s3Ps
1915 a. m-Hay Train Tor scineTvine and fienington
Maueh Cagnk, Tsmaq1a. Maanoy City Ha,eton wilkes
barre Reading Columbia lancaster Ephrata PotsviIe
AS p n~ExrREss for Easton. Belvidere Bath. Aauch
Chunk, Wkesbarro, and seranioa
$40 D. m.-way train for DEnoen.
100 D. m.-Way traia for EastOn, Allentown, and Aauch
Chunk Junction With DEL Lack. and West r. T.
$50 H. m.--Way tIan for Someryile and Elemin gtoI.
500 D. m.-Nay train for Dlneen.
b:l5 m-EyENISG ExrEEss. da ~ Tor Eason Aiicntown
Nauch Chunk, NiikesbasIe Iowanda heaGlng aud HATTIE
$50 D. m.-way Traia for SomeTvilie.
GOO D. m.-May Train f0T S0flarJtIe.
G3O ~ Way fIain for DInelloa.
200 D. m.--Way Tran for sumrIyiile.
$50 D. m.-FOr Easton
q.tO y. In--Way Train 70. SonIeTYlle.
1000 u. m.-Way Train Tor Dunellen. -. -
For elizabeth at $3.50, 6l5, G35, q $50 745, p $40,
Goo 80 IOl5, Ills q. NJ; l2 l2f3 J. 200. 2%5, =,
1S9 SIS 4 AZ 40 As, 3, SIS, j.3o 5:Aj. G. 61j,
ESQ 4 $40 $50 $40, 1880. lilo, ~ ~ 10.
wv > 49, X. T.. EfCREis Supt. and Eng
Il. p. BALDWIN. General Passenger Agent
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A FAMILY BOARDING SCHOOL on farm
IN IA miles New York 81 per week for board wash
ing. tuition and the comforts OF a country home.
Address Mrs. II. G.. MORRELL.
Mauhass@t, LII
, 1876-06-18

Harry Floyd, the notorious, is ogain IN limbo
this time for stealing $500 worth Of jewclrr
and clothing from the residence Of Mrs. Rapp,
No. 740 Washington street.
Belle Edwards, a servant girl IN the employ Of
James F. DeVinney, OF No. 1152 State street, is
locked up at the Armory, charged with stealing
ESQ worth OF clothing and iewelry from her en-
ployer on the 18th Of May. She has since been
soiourning in Port Sherman, Mich.
Thomas Geraghty, an attendant at the T. Af,
G. A. noon praycr-rneetings was captured yester-
day BY Detective Dargon on charge OF picking
pockets, Besides working in the meeting, he
Is accused Of robbing gentleman at the corner
OF Archer avenue and State street, Of fine
gold chronometcr.
Mary Watson, notorious female burglar, and
pal OF Mary Anderson, at present In Ahock, u
was Yesterday held by Justice suu1merfield in
*3,ooo bail to the Criminal Court, for burglar
Nang the residences OF Henry s. Fitch, 1918 Infll-
ana avenue; Lonis ConA1in, 1913 Indiana avenue.
a nd !" W. Burnett, No. 1904 Indiana avenue.
Shortly after midnight Friday, II. M. Wright.
o1 No. 81 Looms street. while returning Nome
was assaulted near his bouse by three rourhs.
but succeeded in escaping from them, lie }9red
shot ut one Of the fellows and he4r1 him
gToan, but all efforts to capture either Of them
Were unfrnitful Wright Is bartender at the
sherman House, and had Mt the time some 500
II his possession. He supposes that be was
aogged all the way from his place OF business.
, 1876-06-18

DEATHS,


nAKRlsON-1n Chicago, June II, Of nervous
aged 36. - s9A4 ~ A10'1A7S"'
NJ Funeral a;d Monday morning. to Graceland, from
inqKisoN-The funeral Of Alexander Musieon
Wlli oe held at his late residence, No. $50 inianr-
a'., On Monday, June 10, at O'Clock .. N,
sAoiIER-June 10, at the residence Of her eon-
NAV, u Y. Sewburne, Niagara Falls, Mary Fran
cgs: aanghter OF the late Rev. John Lough, Rector
1r ~ sIs'n2oourne, hent wife Of the late Spencer
,s, mooa shotter, E:q.. London, England, and
n'p:s.eI p o. MIS-. A: /. Robb. Chicago.
~ cleveland O.. Toronto GLobe, Ont, London
3.naes, and Kent England. papers please copy.
~, MhDEh1NG-June II. 40 p u,., Harry Al
nelI~ infant son Of Ada and Frnncts Wedekfng, OF
cnolefa 1nfantum. aged 10 months and 20 days,
rnnesal takes place Sanday, June 18 at o'clock,
10 aIdheim Cemetery.
ED Hamburg papers please cops.
hoss-Sanday, June IL, at 4 a. m., Edward
BOSS, aged ~ years, Of general paralysis
NELsOS-Jnne 16, Mary c., youngest daughter
or George o. and Vine Nelson, aged s months
copy. F'PeAo P's$s~
DRAKE1At Emporia, Kan, Frankie, infant
9on OF J. r and the late Ida S. Drake.
day at P. m. 1'A~ 4''@A3'
nDnck-ln this city, on the 9Th inst. Richard g.
Ouehs IN tne 6afh year Of bis are
, 1876-06-18
THE COUNTY BUILDING.

The County Treasurer yesterday sent IS, 900
to the City Treasurer.
Assistant state's-Attorney Birch vas back to
his post yesterday
james Kcyes was put In jail yesterday for
debt, at the instance Of Thomas Brennan.
The Grand Jury reasscmbles Tuesday for
work. Unless the work of investigation is taken
up the session will be short one.
The County Board will elect Warden Kfmber-
1y's successor tomorrow. The candidates are
numerous, and all are confident that they are
the favorites.
The Commissioners were absent, or most of
them, In attendance upon the Democratic Con-
vcntion yesterday, hence a general dullness
around the County Building.
County officials look upon the action Of the
Cincinnati Convention as anything else than
promising to the Democracy this fall. They
had hoped to see Blaine nominated, regarding
him as the easiest to defeat. They looE upon
Hayes and Wheeler as very strong men, and arc
about satisfied that they will sweep the country.
, 1876-06-18

n, - ~ Eo7FEepVfutHEe.
The financial world in Paris has been greatly
moved By an event which has happened at Mar
sei]les. NJ. Alexis Estrangin, Director Of one OF
the branch offices Of the Credit Ag1jcolc Com
committed suicide At Marselles in the most fia,,
terntned manner. Haying arranged bis papers,
he vent into bis office, lit the gas, and fred off
q pistol under his chin, but the weapon heine
damp the discharge failed. He then went Ils up.
which he loaded, descended to bis Office arrain'
and, putting the n'uzz1e to his forehead, pulled
the trigger. This time the shot took effect.
His brains we're blown out and be fell dead IN
ths spot. az was q married man, with two
caiidren. His vile entered the house lust after
the act, md found letter on the table in With
her husband asked her to forgive Elm. The
cause Of the suicide is unfortunate snec1,1atioe
N a Egyptian bonds. He Is said to haye lat
1W,0n francs (s200, 0,00O. 0's 1os'
, 1876-06-18

tween Japan, for instance, End The so.t.4-
lands depth is reported nearly & I'M T,tsty Is
depression equal as nearly as nav uS@s- hs sa :,
heishth OF the Hinalayas. By thus nsn, 70 sne
out the bottom of the sea 81 c1ormons s+apNnSS
hare been made toward ocean teleeranhsep ep H1I
The expedition Of the Challenger apat ,ta I'D
the scientific world, is likely to prngs5 5se;o 70
greatest value to commerce md civilzat,o,1. M 70
may add that there is no better exercise f. we
ships crew than long cruise in bine va,E tos
aud that, even if no results had been ea,nsd
time Of the officers and men of the ChalIe,ssn1a sna
would not have been altogether wasted.
, 1876-06-18

longs to sacred funds, and ought never to have
been diverted from It's original intent.
Yesterday morning TRIBUNE reporter called
upon Mr.. Hayes In regard to the matter, but
that gentleman stated that he was too busy to
explain At this time, As he MAS engaged in pre-
pairing reply to the report OF the Finance Com
mittee, which would be submitted to the Coun-
eli on Monday.
Mr.. Hayes thought that the question Of the
diversion Of the funds was one Of great impor-
tance, which he would explain at future time.
, 1876-06-18
SPECIAL INDUCEMENTS.

Monday we shall offer the greatest barrstns !,
lace shawls and jackets from auction ever rat
offered in this market; SEQ lace shawls and Jackets
for $40; those worth $50 for $50, ETC. We hsyea
splendid stock Of silk eloaks at very low pree..
and have everything new and desirable in our NIL
1inery department at the lowest prices .HotchHn.
Pnlmer T. Co., 1877 and 139 State street
, 1876-06-18

| that he could not have her, nor would Forrest
l state where she was.
Forests lawyer clatmed that, according t.
the statute, the child had not been Kidnapped,
because that act implied forc;ble abduction
against the will Of the party abducted; child
In law had no will, and hence no abduction.
-, The Court said that Forests conduct Was
Illegal, and Price should have his child; but the
case was continued till Monday.
4 FOURTH or JULY SERVICE.
blsnoP AcLaren, OF the Protestant Episcopal
Church, has issued the following proclamation to
the Rectors of the Diocese Of Illinois:
hereby set forth and authorize to be used IN
for the Sunday s preeedns III The Fourth of July.
upon by several Bishops. The form includes spe-
a psans a1s e s1s e and the ~
Hi;:. s5s "a s?s H:'s ~ i to = sea s?sP: sP::
provided for The office Of the Holy Communion.
also set forth and authorize to be used in tho
Diocese Of Illinois an Office, or service OF Te
Deum to be said or sung on the Fourth day Of
July, A. D. 1876.
A copy Of these services will b. sent to every
clergyman ministeriug in parish or mission in
WILLIAM EDrARD McLAREs, Bishop.
Cathedral of SIS. Peter and Paul, Chicago Asceu-
GEORGE WILLIAMS,
the founder Of the Young Mems Christian Asso-
Citations, will speak in Farwell Hall this even
ing to young men. John Y. Farwcll will pre-
side, and " F. Brewster will have charge OF the
music. using Gospel songs, assisted by a chorus
choir. The Superintendent Of the Association
in this city has received letter from Mr.. D. l.
Moody, from which the following extract is
taken: Mr.. George Williams, Of London, the
founder OF the Y. II. c. Associations, will be In
Chicago over Sabbath, and wish you would
arrange to have him speak in the hall. think
it will do the young men good to hear him. He
is one OF the most successful merchants In Lon
don, and has done good work for the young
men Of that city. ] hope Chicago will give hin
q good welcome. Your brother In Christi
, 1876-06-18
BOOTS AND SHOES,

We have reduced our fine etock Of boots md /
shoes 25 per cent Our reduced sale will com. |
meuoe Monday, June 10, and will last for thi.tv
days This Ia a rare chance for buyess Nen.
hand-eewed shoes as low as So and 81 patr. LIZ
dies, misses. and chitdren's accordingly. Ha.-
Ans, So Clark street, opposite Court-Ho1se
, 1876-06-18
REO?ENED.

. AnderBon's dining~roon has reopened At 11o
Fifth avenue, between Madison and Washineto,
streets. JAMES S. Anderson. formerly Of Apder.
sons European Hotel, and BENZ y. Andersen
formerly Of the Continental Hotel, will be fonna
On hand to maintain their former reputation =.
caterers The table will be supplied with the be.s
the market aford* and ut liye-aDd- let live p,ces
, 1876-06-18

Material for paperine the walls Of = room, efxe
ae above, can be bought OF gilt paper for $a1 II:
satin, 81. .98; white, S1-42; brown, e8 cent?,
border included. Our prices this week will be
lower than ever. L. F. Stone & Co., 213 Stots
street. first wallpaper store south OF Adams.
, 1876-06-18
IF Or SiIRllRRAh RFAnFRl

IF OUR SUBURBAN READERS
are interested in knowing what garments or eoods
viii or will not dye wells also the wearing apparel
that cleans like new, send stump for postage OF
their pamphlet Cook & McLain, No. so Dear
born street
, 1876-06-18

II you lsy awake nights On account Of bugs,
call address A. B. Couaan, 1470 South
Dearborn street. He also exterminates cock
roaches and moths in your carpets and furniture,
He will answer your letter in person to any part o.
the CITY.
, 1876-06-18

AN ARTISTIC GROUP on EXHIBITION,
Gent1e's elaborate picture Of the First Regiment
still attracts crowds to see it. Without exception,
It Is the largest and best group evcr photographed
Studios, No. 103 State street.
, 1876-06-18
lcERERGS Al REDucEn RATES

NclEhOo ~ EEGukEU hhfES.
The Increasing sales OF Wheele. & Wilson sewing
machines has compelled Us to use our uasesoome
on Third avenue for packing and shipping pur.
poses therefore the entire stock Of Alerettl Ice
berg Refrisrrators at that place Is offered at a
only Apply to Farrar d Wheeler l55 statos
atrnfk. -S3
, 1876-06-18

UnUMaT q ncWlAnu, zUY WEST MADISON STREET,,
Why buy ready-made garments when the aboyo.
firm cut and make clothes to 1T any form neatly
with little additional expense1 Their cash prices
are down to "a bed rock" basis, and the variety
and styles rarely equaled and never excelIed.
, 1876-06-18
NJ RS, lame

having leased the Honore Block for the purpose Of
renting furnished rooms, has calcimined, cleaned,
and furnished all throughout with entirely news
furniture, and Is now prepared to rent fuznisheds
rooms, single or en- suite, very cheap.
, 1876-06-18
T0ml

4ot4As-s. -, 83V. 3G4. ID
It will be noticed that in this way nearly
f2,0o0, ,0o0 has been diverted from its original
INTENT and has been spent for other PURPOSES.
This amount Is not shown up In the regular In
debtedness Of the city, but, the taxes are col
lected. they can be turned over to the respcc-
tive funds It has not been questioned that
this money has been honestly expended, vet II
Is belieged By many that some Of the money BE-
, 1876-06-18

has leased the popular Road House ut Bowmsns-
vile, formerly kept by EA Newman, and IL pro
pared to receive his frienas from town