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, 1877-02-13

LONDON, Feb. 12.-The 01ser.~r says app1lca.
tlon has been made for n,andamns to compel
the Direct United States Cnblc CotnpanY's
Board OF Dircctoryto recognize the votes which
the Chairman of the late meeting Of the share
holders decided invalid, and ieclatc the amalga-
tnat'onlst resolutions ndoptcd.
JUDGMENT A0A1SsT ALBEIT GRANT.
The motion for new trial In the case Of Twy-
cossrs. Albert Grant ct ul., to recover money al.
legged to hare been obtained by fraudulent rep
reservations regarding lists on tho 6tcam Tram
way Company, has been denied, and Judgment
1ury's ycr.lict.
, 1877-02-13
OBITUARY.

&HtcjdR E{fGEtfrA IN YHA TLtk.

dQse1W U91p11cN 70 7&& 1FikVnk
srHlxovlsLp, ILL.,, Feb. 1a-Mr. Br,xc,o1,
issher Of tho local Koadmaster OF tho Alto,,
RAILROAD, died very suddenly thlx af,ernoon NJ
apoplexy, aged u yeasr. ""ooa VI
4pteta@ Dlspatca 70 M 7>4sus4
MaYoE of thi. city, died suddenly 4 ia.t e' n.ae{'
,,, ta9 E!ty Council ii In I dtlenliaa u to xho
ena!a nS hts SUCCESSOR, tho charter not proYtijny
r. ut saSn az emergency and special ieetnQ 4
9esesat ptspateA 10 Ia 7ttssae,
pe.i'.H.s As1' ~, Ecu. la.-TAs wife OF 8. D.
moTnin. Il H. sh. sty dtsd suddenly yestes.y
gns!l Within lev mou.ents befoIa H. !3t nes.ih
Sae Wa Tue daughter Of The lats Wllisin Horsi,
sao S1oo"ef' hss ds't wife hasta9 dled tvo YEA yes,s
, 1877-02-13
COUNTY BOARD,

The Fay Of ComM1ssi0uers to Ikesuntn At 0a
Per Uny---Coroner's Hills, Etc.
, The County Commissioners held regular vecki,
meeting yesterday afternoon. President Holden It
tho chair, and present !all Board.
4 communication was received from the County
Attorney. notifying th. board Of tho decision Of
The HupFeulu Court IN tho matter OF the Court.
1Iouas bonds It was placed On die,
4 communication was received from tho prcst.
dent Of the llnsda1e Grantto and Marble Company,
saying that they were catlslrd, under their COLI.
tract. 10 III estimate for work already done, hn.l
asking that the architect Of tho Court House ba In
stsuetcd 10 a1 tho amount 1t was referred to tho
Joiut Committee buildings and Puollc Service.
The following wefc ''dsawn FROM hat" to act
a. Grnnd Jurors tot March: J. S. t;ou1l, James
Fasrcu, Charlcs Mcdonald, john O'Sctl. +. T.
Wood, Michacl Olbb!n. John sullsyan, William
NcSelll. Michael McCaulcy, Godfricl Scnllnscr.
William II. Dunton, Jamcs Conway, August john
non, Edward Cannertold,, +. J.: Bennett, John
%%h!.s D. 2 sullixan: !1hn H. itssa' Patrick
issns. ana Anthony Ilsseanp.
FAR or COMMISSIONERS.
Ths comit!cs M o. J,d!ssty e. whom va re-
ss; asss ;sss ~ ses & is s q. ~
asdss she eon,iitution. !io poasl W. ntAoiissd @
+ aoy a1 btsrss IT, s' ,ps CT Gy hs aetdss e5s:
iss. va. ~ not cou:derca 81 IL ''e ssr;
loo Alsh con,ptnsasion soE tho WORK thuy Ire 70:
ye.r soS e e.y members. aad sbcy aso e6jI:sa s
elvc ther tins 10 tho adairs Of Tho county nearly,
fnos Sa,tSi. syeFy dsy ,nox.a
Tbs lsctsun OF Judge uAry WIS mede In 1879.
& {. dsIaa 4 ds'fsS 10
csanl::ioas: eeai, ssi.i Ftsxsfssia .np,y
wanted y 8st lIonntrtS o,l record,
, 1877-02-13
1ElEGRApHlC NOTES.

CfNcIHNATs, Feb. lo.-Airs. uottlclb Voglc G.
IS yea1 old, Was horribly tnangied BY dogs
while going to her house near Newport, ky.,
Saturday ulght. She IL not expected to live,
CINCINNATI. o., Feb. 13.-At 4 snrctlng Of
tho Evangelical Mtnistrriui Association today
= total attendance Of nearly 17,0o0 was reported
Vt reviral meetings during tho past month, and
dilfgcueu in securing the presetee of MessEa.
Moody mud 6ankey luF Aefics of meetings next
fall.
Air. A. q, Core, formerly Of the Grapd Hotel,
has purchased Ms. .uslti,'s Interest IL ths
Husntt House. Tho tlew ilrnl will ba known ~
Dunklee, 6altsr d. Cozc.
, 1877-02-13

tho bonds might be on hand to produce nj the
examination. This loan sacdwell sworc Ind
been negotiated ly himself, without the author
knowledge Of
ANT INDIVIDUAL MEMBER or THE noAnD.
Tho report concludes by Mr. Faeklcr's final
report: The reserve On outstanding policies Is
actually q COZ OF, which alono increases the
company's deficit s1o7, 100 lryonl tho amount
anproxitaatetl ln his preliminary report, Or to a
total Of t1i9, 500, and this, tno, on tho aesump-
tion, TINT the mortgages submitted and cxaln-
lacd are worth their face, which, from positive
valuations made, l serIous1y questton.
, 1877-02-13

WHISKY,
HpsefaI DlspatcA to The 7fituns.
arRtFoFiEhr, ILL.,, Feb. f2.-District-Attornty
Connolly has to-day received Instructions from
Washington to postpone The trials of the pckin
whisky cases, eet for tho 18th, and has put them
over until tho a1th. This reprsevo h to allow
defendants further time In Which to prosecute
their efforts at Washington for q compromise.
, 1877-02-13

JASAUsC1IEK AS ttMARY STUART,
Nine. Janauschck vas greeted 1t fiaTctly's Thea
tic last night by 1ne audience, largely composed
Of Germans but containing also fair representa-
tton Of Americans. II IL a pleasure to vel.
come this admirable actress back TO Chicago
after her abecncc, much too long. Of two
years. Her qualities A. delinea-
tor OF tragic characters Is we'll known. Ctltclen
now delights 10 dwell upon the beauties Of her art
rather than to pick flaws In 1t, or seek for blcm.
tshcs where mono exists. The breadth and sim
p1lcty Of her methods aro generally regarded Al
bet nn.t con.pcuous merits. Tho nassiveness Of
her ttyle tmprcsscf, while e asnAcas Of her tonch
everywhere inspires confidence. Bae IL one Of tho
lew actresses who III tho stagc completely when
they nre % It. She draws Into her own strong
nature al tho aceea.osice Of rerson. seene. ana
eo<tune.. about her, and endows them a1i
wi.h sltalisy 'hrroush her presence. Her
dcur falls IN ruins shout her, than from anr ordl.
nary staye tSricea employed by her. The love of
Nary Is exhibited BY Madame Jananschrk not ~
confederation, but a fstc: and her betrayal Il
both derttty md mastyrd0n,. The support
fa.t night was given by the Olympic tom.
paHy,. Of 1t. Louis, which We do not
Intend TO Judge llarrhly on drst hearing; It fs
only fair to pay hDwcvcr, TINT the public may look
for no extraordinary acting In thc auhunlinstc
larts for poor stugr eettlngs, and for an nudlto-
Rum heated to the point of 4udGeAtion.
, 1877-02-13

Fl. WAYNE, Ind, Feb. la.--Tu-daY Sheriff
Muuaon arrested James Hartman, Walter Dun
ham, and Perry Tracey on = charge OF murder
lug Jaaues 0'nfien on the nlght Of Nov. II. Tn
tic morning Ut Nov. IS, o'Rrien's body was
found IN tho caoal, and Corouer's Jury found
that he had been robbed aud pushed Into thu
canal. No clew to Ills lnur.lcrers was obtajnc.1
until day or two sluce, when eyt.lctco cAm{ to
light which unnistakabiy 3attcns tho crime upqn
hartman, aud shows tho Others to have been ~
, 1877-02-13
iERD0'S STORY.

Nav Yoax, Feb. l3.-lczdo do Tlcta attf1b-
utes tho immediate success OF the Mexican teD-
els to division among the defenders Of cousti-
tuttonal government On account OF the position
assumed by tho President Of the Supreme
Court, lGlcstas, In acting as vtcc-Prcstdeut Of
the Republic. Ths ex-r1esllunt has no doubt
the constitutional Government would I4p te.
ttorrd BY tho weight Of thu influence Of the
thinking men who &se all IN favor Of constitu-
ttQpR{ nFtlas.
, 1877-02-13

Inc Freight Agents OF the roads leading Ea9t
from the city held 4 meeting yesterday after
noon ut the Office OF tho Lake Shore &; Michigan
Southern Tatffoal Company for the PURPOSE OF
taktux some measure III rcCnnl to the foreign
export business, about which there Inns been
considerable trouble during tho last wcck ur two,
The following gentlemen wcrc present at tho
meeting: G. III. t}rcy, Assiatan, General
Freight Agent Lake Shore g. Michigan South
crn 1ta!lroad; c. II. Wicker, Qrneral Agent
baltimore & Ohio Railroaa; j. Q. A, bean.
General Freight Agent Michigan Central Hall.
road; n. G. Afeidrutn, Western Gencral Freight
Agent rittsburg, Fort Wayne ts Chicago Rail-
road; D. T. slcCabc, Division Freight Agent
rall-1fandIo Railroad; and T. a. Howc.
Freight Agent Grand Trunk Railroad.
Mr. c. II. Gray, Of the Lake Shore l. Michigan
southcrn, occupied the clair. After long
discussion Of the existing difficulties, md nuel,
figuring and tclegraphtug with tho Eastoru
managers, tho foliowinE tariff on export bust.
nsss from Chicago, gIa oil Eastern scupors, was
To i.!ycrpool-Wi,eat, q ccnts in ooJf mr. IN,
Hour. e1.o4 per barrel. -s"'''
To oLonjon-proylsion,, - cents In gold ner
100 pounds; 1our, sl.0. No rates on wheat or
To Glasgow-Wl1cat, 81 cents In gold per 100
pounds: corn, B cents; Hour, sl.43 PER barrel;
provisions ~ cents per 100 pounds.
10 l1amburg--Whcat, ~ cunts in gold Der 100
ious, 3l.G7 per barrel.
100 pounds. '~'
To Antwerp-N'heat, 8S cents IN gold ncr 100
pounds: corn. 90 cents; provisions, s9 cents;
Hour, $1.b5 per barrel.
Corresponding ratcs were also made TO Brfa-
tol, Cardiff, Rotterdam, Hull, and IIayrc. The
rates froin milwaukee, Wili ID two ctnts tn rofd
above those from Chicngo. Tho ncw rates vii
60 Into elect to-tlay.
The above act!on ID not final, but will be re-
rtewcd at the meeting of ma1agcrs h, be- hvtd
In New York. Thc new rates arc about flrn
tcnts higher than those quoted during
thu past week. 1t Is claimed that III:
above result was reached after aidjur thu
lowest steamship rate 10 tho regular railroad
ratc. Many railroad incn thin2; that the resuIt
reached yesterday fs merely patchwork, mud will
not work any length Of tihnc. This arranEr-
mcnt ran 10 as ea.t1y yiotatet as was tho unu
tnada ln Now York short tluo ago II lie
steamship lines 10 not consider Themselves
bound by tue action Of the railroads, and, under
existing elrcumstallccs, 1t IL hnrlly proIabIo
that they will. by. addtng tho ioral railroad
rates Ut Philadelphia or Baltimore to the rccu.
lar steamship rate 1t Will not amount to thu
agurcs Adopted ycstorlay, md shippers will bc
very apt to take advantage Of this circumstance,
, 1877-02-13
BUSINESS NOTICES.

TO the Gentlemen Of fChIcago-We respect.
full announce having this day 7educcd The prco of
sut widely 'popn!as SILK Hats to $B and our Derby
Hats TO y. With this announcement NC pote i
measure to meet the ex!gcncies Of tho tiree. and
Afsu.e Jou that In the tmulatlon OF The character
mud reputation of onE fabrics In The past, VIC shall
produce the At1iJon Hat of the futnrc
F. II. A3iiDOS'S SON,
NcW l0fk Fob. 10. a2:s.s0 Fifth. av.. New York.
T. II. Tiltou, Agent. Palmer House.
, 1877-02-13
1TINEnANT THIEVES.
6psrt1} Di&AQtcA 10 13S 1ft&uaA

FARMER CTR, Feb. i2--Fous tsa,np-thIeyes,
arrested tn Taysorvle, ILL.,, With lot of pocket
kaises, zazoss, aud pisto!a In their poaseaslor,,
which were stolen rom Kelioy Bros. hardware
stoEc here Thurs lay nlght. were to-day brought
hcrs BY Marshal fesl fur trtal. They wcsu hell
~ hou1a ol $50 eacl', aud arc uuw IN jul at
Clntou- They 2r0 sure Ut teEul 1t joliet,
, 1877-02-13
M0RTiJ1RY.

S@~at4 E9I01IN 70 7K& 3SiAkNa
FxoaIA, ILL.,, Ecu. l2,-Fuucfal services over
she remains ot Jacob fcisles took place to.isy,
Tue deceased WIS Al old member VI tho Pcoria
Fire Department, aud the enttroL force turn1.t
g1t today to escort his re1nalns 10 tio vrnyc
! hsar safes wstt d1aped tn mourning, aud Epen.
, 1877-02-13

EEyosfEA, Wis, frb, lo-Thc community was
startled to-day ly the report tia. quarrel Ut
serious nature hatl taken place between a man
named Mike Griffin and Ills sscp-son. John Mad
dox, at m carly hour this morning. The report
proved true, the latter having received = dan
gcrous wound from knife, which may prove
fatal.
, 1877-02-13

Tie Psris Csnstaat1y Stndiag Troops IL lhc DAN
uhiaa Frontier.


TI1E EABT,
rur yvn,,.1, 11nru.,s,
p,n..,ro.,. 80. Iso'.lan e., 40 .r.L
, n'nn'Nonah' reh. l2s--1ae ffos1 askcfls that
too L'ot1al 4eade.e. alter cOhBultat1ots, uetef-
mined to submit motion declaring that It is
tho duty Of England. in cf,ncert xlth t1,c
Euroncan pouor. ~ f.i,,n, ~. .rt.,, p,..,s
.,aa. - ."e'a' .s' " 'an'ak 'n,', WIN nu's'a :
the necessary provisions for The security Of tho
Christians III the disturbed provinces.
THE nt:ss1ay c,nrt., IN
v,,x~, r,a,. 20 al. s....,..".
-n, 1..s., w. 70 s.steu .nat '"e to"els
Viii pfooahlf not answer tie Russian circular
, 1877-02-13

MISS MITCHELL AS JANE EYRE.~
MevicEcr's Theatre last night saw tho revival Of
"Ianc Eyre" with Maggie Mitchell In the tItutar
yart. The play and tue Actress hare been 10 often
seen here, and 10 often eritlcised.- as Edward
Everett ltalcs :. ..Douhlc" would remark, $50
mnrh has been said OF them, and 10 well 11[d.s-
that the subject docs not require any nav no.
tce. The Plny will be repeated I'LL Friday night.
, 1877-02-13

6ptcfa9 Dlstateh 10 Tie T1auas.
EAsr sAoisAw, AiIrll., Fet,. la.-,Jolu A,lam,,
]? years old. residing IN Bay City, Wills plnyiuc
with clothcs.lne In hia fathers yard last cyc,,.
Ing. made moose and put It over his head, Ills
feet Slipped whilu swinging, aud, iettinl. his
weight un tho llnc, chokcd ilna to dcaiiliu few
iuotucnta. "
, 1877-02-13
OCEAN STEAMSHIP news.

EENJt
NEW YonK. Feb. 12.-Arrtred, steamship
City Of Chester. from Liverpool.
PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 12-Asrircl, steamship
illinois, from Liverpool.
LONDON, Feb. 12.--steamshfps Statc Of In.
diana, Anglfca. and Egypt, from New FORK,
, 1877-02-13

hou1srn.LE, Ky., Feb. &c. Harrington, II.
Gregory, and William DurRan were arrested
heFc charged With swlndlinR, IN obtaiuing ad-
rertfscments for the Buckeye Publishing Com
pany, Cincinnati, said to he = myth.
, 1877-02-13
A1IsS NELSON IN "cYAfuELlSE.u
EEfftdI 1lspQ4cA 10 Int Ttfkuhk

PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 1o.-Mss ScIlson pro.
duced "Cyn,bclinc ut the Walnut Street Theatre
tonight. for tho drst time In America In fifteen
years. before brilliant audience crnwdiug the
!heassc. In the psrt Of fn.oatn, ono Of shak-
snearca most delicate and exquisite creations,
sIfss Scileon really surpassed herself. din.
p'ay!n. capabilty OF cou,preheuding the
subt1ct!cS OF tho character and a ca.
racIty Of interpreting tsIem in a complete aud
aEtistIc manner which surprised cven those who
admired her Jalttf md her R0salnd. Her acting
In ssugle scenes. which required ono to ruin almost
tho whole gamut Of human passion, fcslins, and
cMot!On, wns always adequate, and showed careful
and intelligent study and research. ltcr reading,
lasted tiIl midnight, being handsomely mounted,
ind Mi.s Setisan was rccallea dye .tsmes ami at
the cnI uf tic lust net. -"
, 1877-02-13

Ing, was shot ard killed by them. Green and
Miller were charged With shooting At some
had fed to tho country. Marshal Ltgget, with 4
posse. has started In pursuit Of the murdcrcra.
, 1877-02-13

How Rcldom we sec Hp1cndfd head OF
hAifl From e!ckncss, exccssirc labor. or neglect
thousands fnd theif lar gradually wa.ting aways
DErntffs Coeodns will repair this waste. Tho
Eocnainc u = perfect hair 1scsaIng, "a promoter
Or tho growth Of the h4ir.-a preparation
Tree from Irritating natter. IL has great at1nEty
TOT the humau skin.-!s rapidly abeofbed, and IN.
parts tustsc apd stfrnCth.
, 1877-02-13
A White Negro Child.

.,- , - hf!o qys<naf 3fM<f.
Lake PclRneus, We learn that BONE months
since the wife Of Joseph Parker, b1ack woman,
gave birth to child perfectly white, with l,alr
~ white ~ cotton. The father ia a nlulatto
Anlcs
, 1877-02-13

81. Louis, No., Feb. H.-Deputy- Marshal II.
u. Hughes, while attempting to arrest two men
named uEcen md Miller, u potut about SIX
mlles from Independence. Mo-, SATURDAY eyen-
, 1877-02-13
FOUL PLAY FEARED,
Special N@1x7fcb 10 M TtfbhHs-

Spte1at Hsp<1sch 10 The 1FtthNk.
1sD1tSAroL1s, Fell. la-A1though strenuous
Efforts hare been made by friends and officers
to discover tho whereabouts OF VI. ". WlaharI,
the missing Superintendent Of the aoldters'
orpfane' Home, nothing haa been learned. The
Tears Of fon! play arc beginning to grow
stronger in the minds Of hfs freuus.
, 1877-02-13

DnCssgLs, Feb. 19,-Thc report that II. Malon,
Belgian Minister Of Finauce, hal resigned II
officially denied.
, 1877-02-13

CINCINNATI, o., Feb. 1a.-samucl Smith,
farmer, was waylald and robbed near franklin,
lnd:, yesterday. by a young man named John
Cochran. H1nitll's skull Wns broken, and he
I'll probably die. a scouting party Is after
, 1877-02-13
Hosiery and Underwear.

Tho Greatest bargains ovor offered in thl,
Lad,es' Whito Merino Patent uoae. 90
pair l. we'll worth 20.
Misaoa' Mortuo Uoao. DO pair; worth 40.
Va!ldfen's Fancy Bio riro Hose, Go} worth
Mons Shetland Mesino H.Hoso, seamless.
- regular 36o quality Tor loo pair,
Mons White Mertno 6kirts and DfQWofs.
2bo each lust halfpr!oe.
han's White MeE1no Bhirts and Drawors.
t0oi reduced from rs.
@en,s White IMIssino Shirts and Dsawers.
AeR. !; IL dSs.rst ss,S Fsstno Shirts and Drawers.
Mems fill resular-made White Morino
1dfts and Drawers, hoavy quality,
81 d:ssE %. cannot 0e bought elsewhere IN"
Boys MeFino Shists and Drawers, $50,
Mtsses' Acrluo Vests. $50; less than half-
regular proc. 10.
All our fine qualities Uuderwekr and uo-
aseEx greatly reduced.
In addition to tho above, and tho rest Of
our mammoth stock, Bankrupt Stock OF
LAdies' Clocks, undot Clothing, Ooraets,
and Hamburg Emhroideriea will be offered
In this
, 1877-02-13

Mrs, Ninslow's Soothing Syrup. fur e!4ll.
!ifen teGthn2, tofteus the gums. reduces Enl!aus.
tl0nt n3yA Aal pain. Sure to regulate tho bowels.
, 1877-02-13
THE WEATHER.

WAsM1Soros, D. G., Feb. 13-1 =. m.-For
the Upper Lakes. falling barometer, warmer
south and cast winds, possibly veerlug 10 south
west, and partly cloudy weather,
Lo0AL uRaxktATl0Yls
ENiEAno. Ffh. IL.
, 1877-02-13

STABBED no DEATH.
New YoRg, Fct. 12,-Frcd Hertfeldcr, aged
1B, was stabbed to death Saturday night by Will
lain Abcraiy, alias English, aged t9. Both be-
longed to Williamsburg. English escaped.
, 1877-02-13

:, hccp'a Cuatolt HftFta Maize to Measure ,---
Very best. q for 50; no obligation tn keen any of
keehs ahirts unless perfectly tatlsfactory, III
, 1877-02-13

DE CAZL3.
PAnts, Feb. 1a,-1t Is ruHorcd that the Duke
Dccazcs will resign the Ministry Of Foreign
Affairs and be sent ns Ambassador to st. Peters,
burg.
, 1877-02-13

ConElix.--" Br0TH'a Bronchial Tspcl:ca !"
VIII allaJ irritation which induces coughing, xiy-
anenza. hoa1cnsss, and consumptisc and aathn,at-
!c complaints.
, 1877-02-13

Bo!antl's Aromatic Hitter vino nf Iron Is ,
and impaired digestion. ncpot, II Clark street.
, 1877-02-13

. THE FRANKLIN J3EFAuLrER.
8ptcfai Daspateh to TAs 1rteane.
INDIANAPOLIS, 1nd., Feb. 12.-Thcro il nothing
new to report in tho Franklin Bank i1efaltation.
Taylor, tic Cashier, Is lying very III, and tue ex-
animation Of the Bank Is no: get concluded.
until tint is finished nothing will be done.
, 1877-02-13

TO Consumptiscs---srany l,nyo been happv
70 Givc their testimony in faror OF Tie use Of
'Witbors Pure Cod. Lfrer Oil and Lime EI.
pctcnee has proved It to be fa1uable remedy for
consumption. ashpsa, dlphtheEla. and iii diseases
Or ing throat and lungs. Manuf. only by a. g. VII.
bos, Chemtst, boston. Bold By druggists generally,
, 1877-02-13
In addition to other bargains previous
vortlsed, Offer the following at this rive.
LinenS& Housekeeping G:$$ss: G:$s !: !: !: !:

I'd A1l.Ltuen' Dleached Table ~ KALI
7-4 h!a.ehed Linen pamask.. OYER ssaa.
s-4 gl;oaehs,i Linen pama.1s, ex. hVs.
76o. usual prlcc. goc.
Sd nleaohed Linen DAmasks. ex. ane, 81 !;
rednced from - .3t.
soc; reduced 10 and 16o por yard.
I'd Loom Damasks, 46o sold for 80.
1-4 L2om DamAsks, CSC sold tor rs.
e.a Turk5X.fed Dauaasks. beat washlp9
6-8 Linen Damsak Nspktus. 81 ao., re-
duood from s1.26,
9ettes qualities reduced in sauae proportion.
GOOD ALL Ltnon Crashea. SO aud Upwards,
4AtKaiu4 tn HuA1tA Crashes.
6icRchou Dam sak and Linon Huuk Towols
heavy and good size, 40 and 25o, ID
auced oue-thirsl.
1l"4 Honey-oomb Quilts. 7bo; reduced
11-4 Msssoilles Quilts, $3.50; reduced from
4est qualities reduced in like proportion.
White rt9uss. las. Is, and 40oi reduced
nottingham Laoe Curtain Nota, l1kc, for.
ueFly 40.
NOTTINGHAM Luce. as and 300. eaducnd
from 50 and J6o.
nottingham Lace Curtains. 81, 80 pairs fos
duoed from S2.60.
Nottingham Ince Curtains. 81 pair. re-
duoad from IS.
nottingham Lace Curtains As pa}r, rs.
duced from 10.
, 1877-02-13

'"1HEUNS1N.
Spectd1 DispdfcA to 7a4 Tribune.
MAp1sox, WIS.,, Feb. 12.-Duth Houses lad
sessions this evening AMI disposcd.of conafdera-
ble bua!ncss. In the Senate hills were concurred
In to. make insanity ground for divorce; to pro-
tect wild pigeons In their nesting grounds. Bit.
Vaucc, Of Milwaukee, offered resolution TINT
the Chicago, milwaukee, 4; st. Paul Railroad bc
required to certify, undcr oath. the number Of
bonds Of said Company registered fur tho pur-
pose of voting, the nanea In which such f,unds
ars registered, whether any arc reEittesed
came, and what amount OF bonds were
voted, with copy Of all rules and regulations
relative to tue election Of officers Of sucl COM
pn,y. Some objections we're made 10 the roso.
to business already before tlo Legislature, aud
II was received md laid oger.
, 1877-02-13

AT MADISON, WIS.
Seettat hxpotcA to Int 7fjsua&
MADISON, Wis.,. Feb. IA lire here this
morning destroyed the dwelling house Of Lewis
Hoffman, loss $500, and tho dwelling Of Charles
Barnard, loss $500, both covered bY insurnncc.
, 1877-02-13

9pectat Di&pdfcA to 11s TtibHnG
1Np1AxAroLIs, Ind, fcb. 12.-Thc Legislature
did nothing Of interest Or Importance ut its hcs-
sion to-day.
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