Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, May 24, 1873, Page 5

THE CHICAGO DAILY RIBUNE: SATURDAY, MAY 24, 1873, THE GERMANS. Thoy a¥e Rapidly Drifting Away from tho Ropublican Party. Tho * New Departure” Movemont Spreading all Over Town, Mass-Meetings in the Ninth and Six- teenth Wards Last Evening. The German Heart Fired by German Orators. . Action of the Chicago Saloon=- XKeepers® Union, ts Members Resolvo to Keep Open Their Houses Next Sunday. - SIXTEENTH WARD. . A German mnes meoting was hold yosterdsy evening in Folz’ Hall, on the corner of North and Clybourno avonues, for the purposc of ap- pointing s Ward Committeo to co-operate with those appointod {n othor wards, Tho Hall was woll fillad with tho citizens of that part of tho North Division who nre.in favorof the *Now Doparturo.” Tho meeting was called to ordor by ex-Alder- tman George K. Schmidt, who stated they wero familiar with tho object of the meating, and trusted that thoy would act harmoniously with thoir frionds in other wards which had alrendy organized. Tho hour had come for the Ger- mans, regardloss of former party nQinitios, to uct togothor. r. Leicht, tho brewer, waa clected Prosidont, and Goorgo Monzor was electad Scerotary, Mr. Thiomo snid that though ho had boen soven years in Chicago, ho had never bofore ad- dressed & political meeting. Why? DBecause ho folt an unconquorable ropugnance to more party wrangles, and saw, with regrot, that his country- . meon sorved ns tails to tho kitos of both political orgnnizations, and did their dirty work., Tho Gormans, whom commou views of iife should have bound togethor, did meré morvilo work, whilo, if unitod, thoy could bave claimed o placo at tho fIrst table. Why had he come into the political arca ? Since ho belioved that now or nover, whon botl: partics woro in tho throos of resolution, “was tho time to selzo that position in the political world of .America which thoy needed in ordor to tako' & Emflh\blu art in the advancoment of the publio wenl. nly when Lhoy took off their bndgos of servitude and ncted aw American citizons, could they got out of tho dirgracoful position thoy had ocou- pied. Tho Germun olemont In' the impending contest for, froedom of ihe pergoh and of bnsi- nesy, and nj,.ci st monopolies and corruption would talo tho lundership, and_pravo that thoy WOI0 N0t MOTe Vol a eattle. Thuy would show that they had {ho utelligeate and conrago to 1:ako the platf. for 1ho great battle of freedom, and lead, the ndvanco in the Dnitlo, Any one who wished tu&nin an influontial position must sssumo au attitude which demanded estcem.. That was truo of individunls and of partier, They atrive toassumo that attitude, whon they throw off the old party yoko, and unjte in ouo new, grand organization. " Dut not to gain pocalintly Gor- man onds, but to go to men of other nationhli- ties and eay to them, Iore aro a hundred thou- snnd German-Amoricaus like one max, undortha banner of freedom and order, detormined—not to secure beor on Sunday—but to overthrow the vounl strumpot which had ocoupied the throno of tho Goddess of Freedom, and dishonored tho Ropublic st home and’ abroad. Thoy would try to make tho name honorabls aguin, and khow thit thn ndont- od citizons are tho first to ongago'in thit worlk, On that platform thoy would not be without allios. The movoment was in tho hearts of the people, They must stand togothier, and ropol all attompts to divort thoir attontion. In all tho othor cities of Amorien their move- mont was mooting with favor. Mostof the English puporg bad not yol soon tho signifl- eance of tho¥movement, not knowing that tho Germans wero flg]‘.ltingh ouly for prin- ciple. Thoy would in Novembor elect s Mayor snd Council, set asida tho Sunday laws, and have a botter polico dopartment, Then tho niow party would carry Illinois, and four years hence rule at Washington aad make it tho zeal gent of Governmont, and not an arenn for thioves aud demagogues, Willinm Vocko, Euq., an old resident of tho ward, #nid they all knew what they souglt—to throw off the yoke of opprossive lnws. They all understood vory well what those lnws were,” It was an attompt to preseribo to them what thoy should notdo SBunday. So long as thoy amused themsalves peacofully on that day, tho Govern- ment had mo’ mght to iulorfore with them. The Conatitution guaranteed thom froo- dom of conscionco nud of religious bolief, Only & fow Amorican fanatics objected to that, T'he Germans who lived hore a8 freo citizans could not bo subjected to thoir tyranny. Tho Gor- mans had lived here for years and had holped to build up tho proporty of tho city, His ox- perionco had taught him that the solling of baer on Sunday did not increnso thoamount of crimo ; $hought it had - been _declared it did, and that, thereforo, the Sunday closing was a %nlicn regu- Intion. Tho subject was one with whick ho was fomiliar. He roforred to statistics on the sub- Joct from April, 1872, up to last Novembor, whon the Bundny closing wont into effect, and from that timo up to May 16, the racords of the Griminal Court showed that in the first poriods thoro wore 28 convictions for assnult with a doadly wospon, 15 for iot, 19 for robbery, 227 for Inrceny, aud 7 sont to tuo Ponitentiary for burglary. In the gocond poriad, thoro woro : nmufi, 96, riot 20, robbery 16, larcony 231, and #ent to the Peniton- tinry, burglary, otc., 14, That showed that koap- ing opon Sunday was not the causo of crimo, and closing them did not diminish it. There Wwere a8 many cases in the Polico Courts after as Eafore, That diTruvcd all the statoments mado on thesubject. ‘There woro crimes committed on Bunday beforo, but thoy woro committed nov. Thore had beon Bo many assaults on the streots latoly that it was hardly safe to go out. Nor was any difference mads botwesn low doggorios and decont saloons. ‘Those-loy Lioles_were tho causen of many crimes, but they should bo dis- tingwished from rospoctable placos, Theeo evils of which the Gormauns complained could bo romodiod, but it could bo dono only by poaceful aud united action, They wmust be quior, moder- ate, andsober, Alone, thoy had not the power to win, and they must, and he believed thay could, unitowith menof othernationalitics, When Anoricas learnod that thoir domands wers mod- erate and modarately made, thoy would find Irionds among thom, Thero must be English- speaking meatings, and givo a friondly wolzomo t0 il Amoricans Who would aid tham, Thera must bo no disorder and no intemporate lan- gulge. Ho roforred to the census to show that ho Gormnne wero not strong onough to nab slone, Thoy must organize, and pursue tho path Lo had pointed out, and thon victory was in thoir power—ho could not doubt it. ‘The Gorman papors had buried tho latchet, and the German paoplo slionld follow their oxample, and go for- ward for the contost in November, Jamos Ennis was oalled out aud spoke briefly, Nono of thom woro in favorof a noisy or an in< fidol Bunday. What thoy sald was, that what wus right onsix days was right on tho sovonth,” It was not for any Medill to say on what day thoy should not drink water, boor, or coffes, Ho sug- gonted that the movomont should not bo looked ©on ng 8 beer or » Gorman movement, but as ono of Amarican citizons, who wero opposed to all puritanical logislation. They had sll tho Gor- mans, nine-tenths of the old native American Domocrats, and a largo proportion of the Irish, Thoy could carry tho vity by 10,000, it Inutond of having - simply German meotings, © thoy sought {o ginin men of other nationnlities and bad'thom ropresented on the Committess, ete, Thoy must ulso forget all old diforoncos, and win'a victory which wonld make tho Moodys and the other preacher-fellows who thought they bad :no oity in thoir pockots, stara with amaze- went,’ A Committoo on Resolutions was appointed, which roported somo resolutions nimilur to thoso sdopted in the Boventaonth Ward, The following Ward Comnittes was appoint- »d; Willinm Bollinglansor, Mathies Franzen, R, Thiems, Otto Polzer, William Tarthalome, Will- Inm Btruuk, R, G, Bmitz, and Fritz Motzko, i ANNOUNUEMENT, Thoro will bo o masg-mooting for the Eight- eentli Ward,Monday ovening, at Turnor Hall; for jho Eighth Ward, Tuoudey ovening, at Lurn ’.I / American . Hall Vorwarts, and for the Ninotoenth Ward, Wodnosday avening, at Turnor Hall. Tho call for the lattor is s and by Ool. Ezra Taylor, Pantor Hartmann and othors, Tho eolo use of Folz Hall, Burlington Iall, North Bide, and Vorwats Turnor IHalls, Orphous Ilall, and Thiolemaun’s Theatre has beon tondered, froo of -cliargo, for tho cam- palgn. ¥ NINTH WARD. Thoso cltizons of the Niuth Ward opposed to tho prosont temporanco law, and 11 o'clock ordi- nance, assombled last ovoning at Vorwart's Turner Hall, on West Twolfth sirect, for ‘tho purposo of offecting nn organization to opposs all temporanco candidatos at noxt fall's olection, ‘Tho meoting was called to ordor by Mr., Josoph Hartman, who étated its objoct. Mr. M. Kooloy was nominated for Chnirman, but declined on necount of not boing familiar with thoe objeots of tho mooting. O. L. Niohoff was then nominated and unanimously olected, and, on taking tho Chalr, said that lo did mnot bolong to the Ninth but to tho Elghth Ward, but botug urged would presido at this mooting, L., Amberg was elootod Secretary, A motion being mado and carriod that proceed- inga of the mooting bo hield in the Gorman Iau- gungo. Mr. 0. T. Perlolat vigorously denounced guch notion, saying that it was an insult to tho Amoricans prosent, and thst Amerleans should spenk in tho American languago. Mr, M. Keoloy was surprised at Mr.- Perlolat uslng such languago, as it had beon undoratood that tho mooting would be a Gorman meoting. ‘Tho President snid ho hoped that the motion o conduct the mooting in German wonld bo withdrawn, as all tho citizons of the ward wero invited, sud ot tho samo timo made s Bpocch. denouncing Buperintondent Washburn for_his ‘mean action in onforcing the temporanco law, and snid that nll the citizons of the ward, regard- loss of nationality, should bo enlisted in this causo to have that mon ousted from his posi- tion, A motlon.woe then made, and carried, that the proceedinga bo held in English, A 1ootion was mado, and cirriod, that the regolutious passed at tho meoting in the Beven- !eaush Ward Do also adopted for tho Ninth Ward. A motion was meado, and adopted, that a com« mittes bo appointed to select a committoo of five to confor with tha committoos of other wards, Mr. A, C. Hesing was then called upon fora spocch, Ilo romnrked, in_ explunation of Mr. oriolat’s romarks, that ho would say a fow worda to tho Engllsh-sponkin Jooplo prasant, ‘The movement had beon started by ormans and tho German &m:sn to socure thelr rights, not a8 nationnlistic Germans, but fitat to culist tho 100,000 Gormaus in tho cily, and thon invite all othor citizons to join In tho good causo, and then thoy would march victoriously to tho polls next fall, and carry overy- thing boforo thom, Committecs had beon gp- pointed ot the seyeral ward meotinga to confer with. the English-spoaking citizous, and_got their oxpression, He was sorry thnt Mr, Perl- olat nd got oxcitad, us_that gontloman was » devilish good follow, and ho should not like to 800 him turned out of tho meoting. Tho speaker thon proceoded in Germsn, and said that the Qormans {n Chieago should work hard 10 secure o victory next fall. Tho temporanco fanatics had to bo couvinced that thoe votes of tho Gor- man Liberals woro wanted to elect good men to ofiico,” Ho spoke doprecatingly of the nc- tion of the Clucago ‘Turners in organizing o soparato movemont, which seoms to bo intondoed to creato s eplit. Lot them geo to it that no disorganizers would be_tolerated in their ranks, edill, ho said, was olocted by the votos of tho Germnns, because ho had promised, and ofton told him himself, ho would troat tho Gor- mane liberallys but, boing prosued hard by the faustica, Lo ultimntoly succumbed to thom, and Wati10w tho worst cnemy the Germans had in this_city. It showed how pongoful and woll- inclined” tho Qormens in America were when they _submitted to such _infa- mous Iawd. In Germany thoy rebellod when the price of beor was raised a fow ponuios, ‘They did_not wish. to rebel, but they would go to tho polls and show tho aristocracy of the city that they could not be suppressed withouts florco u(mfiglo. ‘The Germans were taxpayers as woll as the righ “Avenoodles,” but yet, whoro tho Germans lived tho stroets were mmidy and noglocted, while on the avenues and boulevards, ovorything was cloan and paved. DBut thoy \vmfil show them mores mext fall, and con- vince {bem that & Gorman voto was na valuablo a8 an American's, Ho urgently eslled upon tho Germens to bo united, and by no meaus bo diverted from tho good ' ecause,—thon would bo the victory be theirs, as sure as tho sun would riso this morning. Tho rich, who hiad their wino and beer in tho cellar, could stand o Bunday law, but o poor working man, who only had oue room for his fawmily, could not stand it because Bunday was his only day of rec- rention and enjoyment,and nothing remained for him but work, work, worl. It was for tho poor workingman this movement was inaugurated, and lot them uwonr to the Almighty that thero slould be a change. . Gon, Herman lgdnb was nest introduced, and said that he thought it unncceseary to fire tho Gorman heart to unity and action, as overy Gor- man in the city know where hoe stoed, and overy- ono waa stoadfast in his purpose, and all that ro- mained to bo dono was to make prosolytes, and thorefora other nationalities should bo urged to cono into their circloe. Had tho Democrats boon consulted, oro this things would bo difforont,’ Ho was not fighting for boer and wino, but for liberty. Mo had warned tho Germans not to make & German move- mont of this, as it wonld alinnto others, and malio thom Delligoront, and, thoreforo, Ameri- cans, Trish, and Scandinaviahs should bo invited to tuke part in thoir proceedings. Thoy should also understand tho dangors tint wore throston- ing thom, Ho was opposed not only to Americnn Tuow-Nothingism, but alko to foreign Know- Nothingism. Ho then Introduced tho following rosolutions, which wore unanimously adopted: Reaalved, That in viow of tho cosmopolitan character of the peoplo of thia city, tha great divorsity of their tastes, habits, customs, mode of thinking,and roligious opinions, it 18 unnccessary, unwise, and unjust, for thie city, in tho excrelso of ita Iawfl polic powets, {0 require of ita citizens upon compulsion any other or difterent rule of conduct upon one day of the wouk then s by law required of them upon tho six other days, ]Inolufli, That at all mectinga hereafter called wo invite the atfendanco and co-oneration of all who ap- [go tho scutiments contalnad i tho foregoing reso- ution without regard to tholr natiouality, politics, o Teliglon, The Committee appointed to nominate fivo ?Bnflumuu for n Campaign Committee, reportod hio following, who woro olected: F. Hurtman, Dr. Matthei, Louis Amberg, Max Sonnonshein and Jacob Moore. . The mooting then adjourned, SALOON-KEEPERS' UNION, The Saloon-Kegpors' Union, now ecalled the Uuion of Liberal-Minded Citizons, liold another mooting yostorday aftornoon, at tho Globo Thontre, Tho attendanco was not spocially large, Thoae who were prosent paid their dues with much apparont pleasura. Tho Chair rogrotted tho small numbor, and hopod all who wore thero would do what thoy coitld to ald the new departure which was start- ing in tho city. Boveralnew membors were elected, nonrly all of them Germaus. 2 . Bohwartz protestod agalnat tho eleotion of ono candidate, siuco ho had not paid his dobts, Tho mnan thus reflocted npon started to ox- plain how Mr. Schwartz had mado war on him in the papers, nnd triod to blacken Lis character, Not boing s niember, he was not allowed to con- cludo his romarks, and tho subjeot was disposed of by lotting him in, Tho roport of the lawyer of the Union was read, It wae 1iob on encouraging documen tolling thor that tho laws they complained o were constitutional, If they all violated thom; however, thero would bo so many cases that the courts would be swampod, 2 L Ono goutloman thonght legal advioe was more exponsivo thau usoful,” In November. they had bettor vote for trustworthy mon who WDII{(] not enforco tho law, Ballots wore cheaper than law- ord, Y BIr, Zonischock told his exporlonces iu tho law courts, and urged unity, " M., Behwuchiow rosigned as Secrotary, and Mr, Motz was eleotod and promised to do’ his duty faithfully—which meaus to writo & good hand, -In ordor to give the Pempurance fanaties a glap in the facoe, it waa rosolved thnt the * mom- bors of tho Unton shall keop opon Sunday, but quiotly, roupectably, and without musio, . It \vay proposed that the Union employ a couplo of lawyors, two for oach Division, to look riter members who might Lo brought up at the TPolico Courts, A Judiciary Committoo of three from ench Division was appointod to look aftor theso casos, A rosolution proposing co-oporation with othor organizations, aid also pledging mombers not to tako any papars oxcopt tho Stuale Zeitung, oto since it was not proper to encourago *mucker " nowapanors, was laid ou the tublo, Mr, Zonirohols doclared that 'mlvx sioh pledge Wag impossiblo, If ho had only tho Germun pa- *tho attention of the seavengor, pora in his saloon, poople would say ho had [ ouo-horde shop. The Chair gnu somo advieo, urging thom to work for the tall election nd oapturo the Com- mon Couneil, 'Tho polloy of petitioning the Counell to ropeal its offoualvo rogulations was disousnod, It was decldod that (he rogular mooting of tho :J;x;lgx; slould bo hold at No. 45 North Olark oot, "o sum of 10 waa rocolved from n sympa- thizor, n clgar-mnkor. o Boveral Funllmnon graw furious about a para- graph in the Unfon rocommending the olection of & croature like Mr, Tuley ns Judgo, tustoad of Villlams, This faot that tho Union Bupported Mr, Tuley mado somo of thom doubt his dolity to the Gorman cruno—othars thought tho ro- commendation aroso from nogligenco, Tho mosting adjourncd. JUBILEE NOTES. The Full Programme Anllollxlcc(l. The Distinguishéd GuestsawTho City Ova- tion---The Jubileo Ball, Inanothor column the programme of the Jublleo 18 moro fully announced ofiiclally than horotoforoe, and tho array of itd fontures will in- torost many readors Iu city and country, and tha Inttor not the lonst, in the opportunity to viait Chicago at balf faro. Yostordny, - forwarded by II, B, M, Con- sul James Warrlck, Esq., n tondor s made - by tolograph to Earl Dufforin, GQovernor-Genoral, and suito, and tho Governors oftho Provinaes of Ontarioand Quobeo,of aspoolal train_ from Montroal to Chicngo, the courtosy of tho Grand Trunk and Michigan Contral Railway Compannios. The utmont anxioty is manitested among our British and Canadian-born residents that tho distinguished represontatives of Her Majosty on this continont may accept the Invita- tions formally forwarded on Thuraday to bocome the Euusln of the City of Chicago during Jubilee weok, Tho plan for the cily ovation assigned for Friduy, Juno 6, 08 arranged by tho Park Boards, ostordny, ia taking shapo, and has ronchod the dovelopment of a grand matinee at Lincoln Park, from 9§ to 11 a. m., when tho com‘fiu of distinguishod guostq, will vieit the park, Aftor Uravorsing tho ' North and a por- tion of the West B8ido, tho guests will tako & special train tendored by tho Chi- cago_ & Northwestorn Railway Company, aud bo_carried down tho bolt raflroad to the South Branch, whore, at 1 o'elock, n collation will bo sorved at the magnificent Reapor Works of 0, H. McCormick, Euq. Tho ride will enabla tho visitors to appreciato the brondth and strongth of tho llgrmvth of our city. From tho groat now manufacturing district tho samo train will tako tho party to tho Union Stock Yards, and thero turn them over to the cortege of the Bouth Park Commissioners, and an_aftornoon concort will bo listonod to at some point on tho gml'. Doulovards, DBoth the Lincoln and South arks will thus bo contres of attraction to our oitizons with park outfits, respectively on the morning and aftornoon of Friday. TUE JUDILEE BALL. Tho mattor of the issuo of {nvitations to the Jubiloo Ball at the Chamber of Commerce was formally turned over to the managers last ovon- ing, in & mooting at tho Garduer House, Dr. Mc- Vickar prosiding, Tho ball tickets can bo pro- curad at the Jubiloo rooms, ns announced, only on presonting an invitation from tho munagers. B THE (‘SITY IN BRIEF, The regular Saturday aftornoon concert at Lincoln Parl will occur ‘to-day Lotween 3:30 and 6:30 a'clock. The Fronch and Italian classes of the Cliria- tlan Union, undor Prof. Gendre, will meot this ovening, at No, 114 Madison stroat, The first of a serics of sovial Biblo-readings will bo held in the First Congregational Chureh, corner of Annand Washington atreots, on Mon. day ovening. About half-past 1 o'cleck i‘eutordny a firo broke out in the roar of No. 88 ilolt stroot, in a one-story frame building ownod by Frod Schrama, It was oxtinguishod without turning in an alarm. Damage, §25. At 2 o'olack yosterdny ofternoon, two wagons collided at tho corner of Canal and Van Buren streets. A boy numed Carl Brown was thrown out of o wagon, and scriously injured. Ho waa sttended by Dr. Prico, About balf past 6 o'clock lnst_evening & man named Goorge Biaclam, of No. 70 Fourth streot, was run over by tho Assistant Firo Marshal's wagon, at tho corner of Milwaukee avenuo and Fourth stroct. ~ Ho way taken to a drag storo noar by, and attonded by Dr. Jonkinson, who pronounced his injuries serious. Yostordny morning Mr. R, Forsyth, a former Ganoral Froight Agont of the Iilinois Central Railroad, and now » business man at tho lum- bor market, accidentally folt into tho river whilo aitompting to jump from a schooner to & tug-bont. 1lo was rescued by tho crow of tho bht&xr veseol, nouo the worso for tho involuntary ath, Tho ladien and gentlemen having in chargo the sovoral cometorics met at the Garduer House yestordny, and docidod to moet ovory duy noxt week, to prepare crosses and other monu- mental devices for tho graves, Duc notice of tho placo of meoting will be given, and young Indios aro cordinlly invited to lond a Lolping Land in the patriotie worl ‘Tho Board of Public Works issucd tha_follow- ing bullding pormita yestorday : Adam J. Weele ler, S-atory and basoment brick, 20540 foot, southwest “corner of Chicago avenuo and Pino stroot; B, L. Barber, 2-story snd basoment brick, 16x25 foet, Twonly-ninth streot; 8. Hy- man,' d-story and basoment brick, 80550 feot, northwost_corner of Clark and Bouth Wator stroota ; John O’Connor, 2-story and basement brick, 22x40 foot, No. 607 Milwaukeo avenue, Poter Lind, & Dridgoport teamsater, whilo driv- ing along Randolph street ficuwrdny, ron into & break in tho pavoment, at tho cornot of Fifth ayenuo, with such forco as to unseat himself and his littlo oy, 8 yonrs old. The child fell direct] behind the horios’ feet, striking on his hum\’f but, fortunately, tho team stoppod boforo the whaels ronchod’ hia body. Tho goutlo parent gickm up his boy by ono arm, just as he would a lemijolws, and, swinging bim ‘into the wagon, remarkod, ““Io vas friten’d moro as hurd I' A paragraph appeared in Tnk TnimoNe of yostorday, uuder the head ,of “ City in Brief," which stafed that DIv. Thomas Horby, o porter in tho employ of Tiold, Leitor & Co., was' hold for trinl in tho Criminal Court, in $500 bail, by Justico Danyon, on tho chargo of stesling throo rolls of carpot from his employers. Tho facts v that 1r. Korby was areostod on iat chargo, but was honorably dischnrged ; Lis cmployors having discovored "that thoy wero i error, did not pposr againa him. The itom was takon by our roporter from the calondar-shests of tho gimll"t, ond the entry was the mistake of tho ork, A sorlous runpway oconrred at the cornor of Canal and Harrison siroets on Thuredav after- noon, which may rosult_fatally to Mr, O. Daw- son, of the firm of J, G. Gindelo & Co,, stone- cutfors, at No. 518 Lumbor sfroot. As Mr, Daw- son was turning tho corner of the stroets above- numed in his buggy, bis horso suddely shiod, and, turning tho buggy over, Mr, Dawson wad thrown out on tho curb-stone, Bosides two serious ecalp wounds, the onlor table of the slull was fractured. Tlo was lakon to_a drug- storo nonr "Y and attonded by Dr. Fleming. Uppor b sllcul troutmont Ar. Daweon i rup- 1diy improving, but is still in & critical condition. Tho Lincoln Park driveway, yesterday after- noon, wag comfortably crowdodl with fast horaos, and llnod with hundrods of interastod spaotns tors, 'T'ho track was'in fino condition, and tho weather of that bright, choorful, and broozy charactor which causes man aund boast to fool lika now animals, Good speod was shown by many lorsos, and the excitemont of the scone was oubancod Dy about “twonty elosoly-matohod toams, which chased ench othor whilo they were on tho ground, If the Lincoln Park Commis- sioners only hnd the proper appracintion for o littlo fast trottlng now and thien, thoy would give tho boys another day iu the weok in which to air thoir horses, i Alady, who has evidontly gnufwd the iden vory thoroughly, writes to iiguiro how to attract 8ho says, “I was startlod by tho sound of his Lell, and on go- ing to look for him saw him driving up tha alloy, looking neither o the right nor to the loft, nor making tho elightost pauso, It that ls a samplo of tho way tho work s to ho done Lhis sumuar, south of Thirteonth stroot, tho contractor mighl a8 woll énve his monoy and Loraeflesh, for it isa maro farca.” Tho lady Iy quito right about its belug n farce. As to tho best means of attract- ing his attontion, it Is probable that o pail of dirty water or a hoalthy brick-bat, {)rupurly al- rected, might Liayo tho desirod offoc QUEEN VICTORIA. COclobration of Her Birthdny by the British Residents of Chicago, Banquot at tlio Sherman, TTho BBth birthday of ITor Most Gracious Ma- Joaly, Quoon Victorla, which' ocours to-day, wan colobratod Inst oyening by tho Dritish rosidents of Chicago and their frienda by a banquot ot tho Bliorman Houso, Tho proparations for this annivorsary woro mado with considerablo atton- tion on tho part of tho Committoo, and no pring woro sparod by theso gentlomen to mako tho affair an nssured sicoess. Ib was o in ovorything but tho banquot., Thero wore about 160 gentlemon prosont, Englishmen most of thom, although hore and thoro could bo scon gome eminent jurist who was born undor the stars and stripes, or whoso membership waa that of somo kindrod soclety. . Tho gathoring had amplo timo to wait in-the dining-room. Thoro wad no cspooial noed for waiting, The Committeo Lad mndo all nocessary arrangoments for a punctual dinner, but until long after half-past D tho unfortunate gontlomon endoavored to whilo awny tho dismalintorval botween 8 o'clock and 0:46 by drinking wator, aud wondering why dinner wae not ready. When dinner was ready tho gathoring flled in nnd sonted themsolvos. Whon ovorybody was seated, the Rev. Oanon Btreot pronounced & short graco, aftor which tho Britons walted for their soup, : Whon tho dibner camo to an ond, the Apollo Musical Club sang “Non Nobis Domine," and then £ho gontlemen smokod tholr oigars, Tho Ohairmau, W. Charles, Esq,, called tho gathoring to order, whon lottors of regrot wero racoived from Gen. MoArthur, Gon. M. R, M. Wallaco, V. 0. Socord, and Dr. Dyns, after whioh & poom by M. James'Aiken, of Minnesota, waa reasd. It was bottor in sentimontthan in motro and rhyme. Tho Prosident then proposed tho hoalth of *Quoon Viotoria, tho most oxcellont of wives ond most constant of widows,” which was ro- colvod with the nost enthusiastio cheors. Robort Hervey, Esq,, in -m;ilxv, rTono to doliver tho addross of the acension, He opoued with o Driof skotch of the pencoful roign and lovels orsonal charactor of this eminont lady, allud- g In oloquont langunge sud with deop fooling to #omo of ~“tho most im- portant achiovements of hor administration, espocially that through hor wisdomn Amoricn hag boan lod to recognizo thoe truth that sho had no botter friond than England and England’s noblo Quoon, [Applause.]. Tho address concluded with o brilliant and eloquont peroration, o8 fol- lows: “This is our cornost aud hoartfolt hopo, that the Supremo Rulor of all events woy Joug spave ‘Tho -Queon’ to rulo o gratoful and contented pooplo, nnd when in His wisdom sho is callod from tho high station ‘which sho has so worthly filled, to raceive that roward which wo are well assured shall st last bo bostowed upon a faithful and honest heart, tho momory of hor gentlo reign and lovely lifo will 8till survivo, and live in history, fresh in oternal Knufl.\, exompt from chango or decay, with a onuty and o grandonr ever gathering, and the triumphs of & distinction that can nover die, ever Lo bo romombored whilo the Luman honrt beats rosponsive totho touchof all that is noble, and beautiful, and true.” “ God Bavo the Queon ™ was then sung by the wholo gathoring, lod by the Musical Club, aftor wlioh tiroo Loatty choors woro givon for Quoon ictoria, ** Tho President of the Unitod Btates ” was of- fored, and rosponded to by Mr. John Lyle King, in_ tho absenco of Gen. McArthur, While this talontod gentloman was compolled to give utter- anco to au ontirely iernmptu address,ho acquit- ted himsolf so boppily as to leavo no room to .rogrot the change, cven though the meeling ware sorry for tho absence of the illustrious poli}tlci&ml whoso place o took. Ho was loudly applauded. p’f‘uu Gloo Olub sang * All Honor to tho Soldior Givo,” nlso raceivod with cheers. “fg British Empira” was tho noxt tosst, by Mr. Oharles. Tho speaker briefly surveyed tho courao of the British Empire from the days of Egbort during tho 1,046 years that intorvenod botweon the firsb of his roign to tho presont day. At mention of tho names of Alickird Oulden, John Dright, Willlam Glad- stono, and John Btuart Mill, the speakor was intorrupted with applauso, Ropresontatives of Scotland and Wales woro heard, after whom John F. Down wus called upon for tho East Indies. His spoech was fiory, eloquent, and telling, and the perpotual out- bursts of applanse testified to tho intonse in- torost with which he was listenod to. The Glee Club sang *“ The Flag that Braved o Thousand Years," The tonst *‘ Hor Majesty’s Minister, Bir E. Thornton, K. C. B., and ropresontativos of Gront Britain in tho United Btates,” roplied to by Jomes Warrack, ““Tho Armios and Navies of Great Britain and the United Statos,” was replied to by Col, Balker for Gront Britain, and omas 8. McClelland for Amoricn. A * The Red, White, nnd Bluo” was then sung by tho Gloe Olub. *Tho Land We Live In" was responded to by J. 0. W. Bailey. “Tho Btar Spangled Banner” was sung by tho Club, Other tonsts, “Tho City of Chicago,” “The Presy,” and ““The Ladies,” woro also cheorfully end effectively rosponded to. “Tho Charge of Balaclava™ was rocited by Mr. Thomas Wright. . Tho assembly adjourned at a late hour. » A o Akt DIDN’T WORK. Bold Attempt of a Xinckman to Rob Catizon, Jamea T. Daniels, & printor doing business on West Lako strcet, mot with a singular adven- ture about 11 o'clock lnet night. While stand- ing on West Madison stroet, near tho bridge, ho was hailed by o hackman, who inquired if he wag waiting for an omnibug, Daniels replicdin tho aflirmativo. The hackman asked where he was going. Daniels sdid to Tnie TninuNe office. The hackman told him to jump into his vehicloand hu would bring him thore for 10 conts, Daniols nccopted tho offer. Before the ek hiad proceedod very far the driver spoke to 2 rough-looking man who was riding on tho box “ith bim, tollig bim £0 got insido, na it would cost nothing more. Tho rough-looking man did 80, and flmfimuk went on. Protty soon Danlela felt o hand Eroplng sround in tho vlclultfi of his pockots, aud his honrt bogan to boat wildly, Ho reachod out cautiously for the innor knob of the door, tried it, and found that it turnod easily, ‘I'he discovery mnde his heart baat all tho more wildly, a8 hohoad dotermined to risk his neck in & jump, and thore was nothing to hinder him but the rough-looking wman. The hack suddenl: dashbed around tho corner of Tifth avenus, an: the tho torrified typo wont out through tho daor, landing on his’ buok in the middleof the strect, Tho rough-looking man with the in- quisitive band stuck out his head, and wanted to know if Daniels was Foiug to the Bouthern fmnwh\ tho railrond dopot, probabl { Dan- ols said no; not if he know himeolf, The rough-looking man was about to romark that a mistako had beon mado, whon a policoman ap- cared. Daniels catlod out to him for assistanco, ut bofore tho officer conld comprebond tha situation tho Laok was out of sight. Among the hackmen of Chicage thero are somo louest mon apd not & fow sconndrols, Tho latter would rathor rob an unsuspocting person of a ton-dollar bill than earn it in a logitimate maunor, aud they are continually ougagod in congocting what thoy ara ploased to torm *utiffe.” ‘Tho newost and most daring ““stiff" has boen exposod by Daniols, who nnrrowly escapod boing robbed of a watch and considorablo money in some dark stroot, and it is to bo hoped that othor poople who protond to have cominon sonso will avoid thoss hrokmen who have latoly gone into the omnibus businoss, Boforo meoling with tho hack, Danicls cashed o dratt in o storo on Madison stroot, noar Clinton, and it {s probablo that the thieving drivor an the “rangh-looking mau,"” who was hia pal, ob- derved him, # DESIRUCTIVE FIRE. Loss, 85,350-=0aspor Walter, . Storer, and Willinme & Eall the Vietimw, Thd alarm of fire from Box 184, at Lalf-past § o'clock last evening, waa ovcasioned by tho dis- covory of firo in a row of two-story frame build- ingy, Nos. 76, 77, and 70 Michigau streot, owned by John Davis, The ilames spread with gront rapidity, and before thoy wora subdued had con- sumod §5,680 worth of proporty, Tho firo had its origin Ina board partitionin ® blackamith 8hiop, which was ignited by u hot casting, The boildings woro damsged $600; covercd by ins suranco. Tho recond atorios of Nos. 76 and 77 woro oconpied by Casper Waltor as n_maobino shop, Loss on stock and machinory, 88460 § in- sured for $800 in. tho Browor’s, of” Milwaukeo, Tho firat floor of thoso buildings wne ocoupied by J. Btoror, mnufacturor of olovators. Loss on stock and fixtures, $1,000; coverad by in- suranco, Tho first and socond ‘storlos of No. 70 wero occupled by Willinma & Hall's brass foun- dry. ThoFr loes wan diffioult to eatimate, thero b:}ng no many small and unfinishod enstings in thelr stock ; but tho Ympl‘lnlum beliovo it to bo about $8,000, inaured in Bustorn companios for $6,000, Tho insurance is necessarily incom- {flale, boenueo of tho nbsonco of tho ownors of ho proporty. MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH. New Yoric Financinl Nows,. New Yonit, May 23.—Monoy closed on tho strect with & per cent an thio rato Lo stack brokors, Bterling ruled dull at 10834@109 for 00 days, and 10%}{91[0 for slght, old wna activ and decidedly firmer, advancing {rom 1175 to 118XGLIB, Thoro wan lirgo binini Dby strong partics, and it Is estimated that $10,000,000 ‘were taken for bull account. Tho Germans have jat- terly beon lieavy sollors, and n Inrgo short intorcst lian beeil mado, wliicli form tao bnsts for tho movement now in progros, Loaus woro mada At from 3 o 6 pier cont for carryiug, Clearings, $59,000,000, Tho Assist- ant Treasurer disburacd $168,000. 3 -Govornments woro wirong and_higlor, especially 1078, in which thore Ia said to bio n Hrgo ahort futercst, Dusincsshos beon comparatively amall, owing o the limited pupply offering. The Gerinans were buyers, ‘but could not obtain any round lotn, Btato bonds ruled quiet and nominal, Blocks opened firm at laeb might's prices, but by noon woro off from i to 1per cent, Tho market wag «oven duller than yesterday, DIacifio Mall was the most cccentrio atock, Tluctuating na follows : 4024, 40, 45X, 40, 4516, 4, 463¢, Erlo foll off from 643 10 New York Central, 10075 to 10034 ; Lake Shore, 91 90) ; Ohlos, 431 to 413; ; Rock Ialand, 108% 10 1077 ; ul, comuion, 654 to 54X ; West Union, 80 ta 853¢ : Union Paclfio, 305 to 30X 3 O, O, & I. O, 3135 050}, In Iato dealings thoro was slight rocovery in momo instances from tho lowest point of the day, and tho market cloaed dull and steady, Bterling, 10874, CGOVERNMENT IONDS, Coupons, '81, Couyons 67, 5-204 of 02 Cotpos, 08, Coupons, 6 10-400, Coupons, '05 . Gurror Coupons; 65 (i Row 5 noND, Missourls. . Virginins, old, Teunesscos, old. Tennessocs, now.. Virginias, now.. North Catolinds, oid,.a8% Chicago & Alton, /110 Chleago & Alton pfd. 113 Obfo & Missiasippl.. 413 &0 B85 ., C. s ., . 08 Take Bhor 055 Tndlana Cen 30i Iilinois Central 14 Union Pacifio, 308 Tinfon Pacific bonds, 801¢ Central Pacific honds, 102} Del, Lack, & Weatern,103% Hartford & Erle..... 2 ' Foreign Marlets, Loxpox, Moy 21—5 p. m.—Tho rato of discount for thres inonils' billa in open murkot fa 1 per cont below tho Nank of England rate, Consols for monoy, 93733 fccount, 04; 6204, 185,913 § 0067, 0014 10405, 883§ mow G, 8U ; Erley Fraxrront, May 20.—5-208 of '03, 95 Pawis, May 23,—Rentes, 64€ 80c, Livenroot, May 23,—Gotton sfeady ; middiing up- Iands, 87d ; Orleaus, 91¢@03(. Bnioy, 12,00 alos; Amorieatl, 7,000 : spoculation and export, 5,000, Balos of tha week, 70,000 bales ; oxport, 7,000 bales s specula tlon, 5,000" balcs; stock, 762,000' bulos; American, 957,000 ‘bnles; recolpte, 78000 Lalos ; Amorican, 26,000 bales; actual’ oxport, 5,000 balea; stock atloat, 634,000 Dales} American, 216,000 bales, Treadatufls dull, “Californin whito wheat, average quality, 134124 %0; club do, 12 Gd; red Western spriug, 114 20@128 3, Flour, 7ad, Corn, 27 6d, Moss pork, U3, Cliceac, 674 0d. Cumberlands, 38, Tho recalpta of wiicat for tho past threo days, 8,000 8, of whiich 3,000 qra aro American, Receipts of corn, ,000 qea ;. Ameriea, 4,000 qus, Albany Live Stactc Mariket. Spectal Dispatch to The Clifcago Teibune, ALpANY, Moy 20,—BEevEs—Yeatordny tho market opencd with o good attendanco of locil deaters and Lutchots, and tho market ruled netive, 1,200 head hav- ing been aposed of. Buyora demandod and ob. taluod s xoduction I priccs of from 1@ por lb from the ruling priccs of lngt week, To-day fiord was an fncreasod. attendanco of local and River County buyors, to whom tho trado wna mostly confined, Thers “wni 8 ' good roprosoutation from tho Eaat genorully, Fow Now York dealern Linyo arrivod yot. Tho market was moderately activo, and no differonco In prico was manifest, A falr omouut of sales wan offoeted, tho morkot closing steady, Tho recoipts this week, Legine Bing Monday, are 306 car.loads, Romowliat i oxcons of last weok, including 60 cara of Toxas, Tho averago quality is botter than last week, dncluding moveral ine hords of oxtras. Wonkexa Oxex—Roccipto light and demund modo- rate, Mizon Cows—Receipta this week vory limitod, and domand moderato. Prices taugo from $45,00960,00, SUEEP AND Lastns—Thia brunch of trade riles véry aull, Tho receipln for {hio week begiuning Monday wero only 21 car loads, and_ofa far avorago quallty, Among tho receipts axo soveral carnof Tazas, A fow Iambs biavo bean recelved. Thero i no dewand, for Now York and Eastern buyers refuse o buy at presont prices,Wo quoto shorn State and Westorn at @603 ungliorn nt 6@7ie. ionses—1ho” demand for all styles s good, and ‘pricea remain ot about s nst woek, New York LivesStock Marlcets New Youx, Muy 23,—Brevrs—To-day, 27 CRI', OF 450 heud, muking 3,240 for four days, agninst 9,770 tho sanio tine Inst week, There was not #o much depres. slon, but a dull trade, at 11@12%¢ for medium to prime native steers, and 10}5@Ilc for falr{o good Texaus, Sales includo 14 cars stillers, 63 owt, 1lo; 4 cars Iliinoly steers, 3¢ ewt, 11N@1%0 5 § cars Texais, 63 cwt, 11c; 1car do, 0 cwf, 10igc; and 8 cars Ais. sourd cattle, 7i¢ ewl, 112:@12}7c, Dransed beef was a liftle moro active, at T4@03¢ for poor to good Texan, and 9%@Ho for comnion fo chuico native, flllBZl‘—Tflflflyr‘ 1,820 hiead, making 7,630 for four days aguiust 11,630 the sumo time last week, Tho mar- et was quiot and imehonged ut 65 @63¢c for common to oxtra sheared sheop, with two ear-loads of rathier coarso unshiorn Iiiinofs shicep, 98 fha at Tie. Sales includo : G cars primo nnd oxtra &sheared Ohlo sheep, 0 mll;fln“ll}h at05%@02{c, and 1 car good 88 1bs &t $6,91) er 100 Ibs, Mautton ranged at B@12 with & moderato demand. 1ous—To-dny, 16 curs or 2,040 hend waking 19,900 for four days, against 20,400 tho samo timio Iast whck, No ltve hoga on sale, but wanted ot b)5@53¢{c, Drossed Liogs are firmer and closed at 6%4@7x0. Pittsburgh 0l Market, Prrmsnuran, May 25.—Crude potrolowm firmer, and tending upward, at $2.05@2,37%. Refined Sraor + tending higher at 16¢ frea on Loard for export, NEW YORK, New Yonr, May 33,—Corron—Dull ; middiing up- Iand, 19Yc, BuwansTUres—Flour shado _cnsfor, but with mod- crato Inquiry : rocolpts, 16,000 brls; uporfine Wesiorn and State, £2.65@0.05; common (o' good extrn, $0.85@ 7.00; good to cholco, ‘$7.95@8,80; whito wheat oxtra, 28,05®@10.60; Obio extra, $7.00G10,60: 8t Louls, $7.60 @12.50, Ry flour ateady at_$4.76@0.00, Corn’ meal ncarco snd ndvanclog ; caloric, §,40, Wheat in fair recolpts, 60,000 bu ; rejected ing, $1.62@1,85 ; No. i Chicago 3 Milwaukee, $1.05@1.05% ; do Northiwestern, 81,64 ; Duluth, $1.68. Ry, barloy, and malt unchanged,” Corn n light supply snd a shado firmor ; racelpts, 70,000 bt ; inferlor nuw spring, 620 goodl L0 cholce, B3G@H4c ; clhidica yallow Weatern, (4X G 6501 old mixod Westorn, GT@67ic, Oats firmer; ru. colpta, 85,000 b ; now mixad Wedtorn, 51G62)60; whits ‘Weatern, 57@6750. Eaas—~Firmer; Westorn, 17@170, 1iAY AND Hors—Unchinged, Guogenzs—Cofleo atrong, Hugar dull and nomi- nal, Molasses quiet, Rico steady, Perorzun—Sirong; crude, @90 ; rofined, 193¢, TURPENTINE—Tirm 6t 47c, TnovistoNs—Pork stoadier 3 mess, §16.25, Beef and cut meats unchanged, ' Mide dles fowor s dhort clear, @003 long cleat, § 13-16c, Yard steady; atenm, 0 1-1dc; Lettle, igo, BuTres AN CHEERE—Unchanged, Wintsky—Firmor; Weatern, 060; Stato, 0530, HBUFFALO. > Burraro, May 20,—FnEieiTe—10)¢o on corn to Now York ;' 60c lower on Staves and lumber, - Dreapsrurss—Ylour steady, Wheat dulland low- or; XNo, 9 Mitwaukeo club, $1.45@1.40, Corn quiot and atoady; sales 95,000 bu No. 2 ut 46¢; sampie at 450, Othior grainy noglectod, TOLEDO, (] Torxno, May 23,—BnrADSTUFFS—Flour quiot and unchanged, Whoat In fair demand but lower 3 No, 1 white Wabauh, $1,76 ; do Michigan, $1.77; amber Mich- dgan, $L27 spot; $1,673¢ mellor June; No. 1 red, £L73¢ Ko, 2 do, $LU63 spol, Corn’ quict; higlh mized, d5ig0 wpot; 47)¢0 sellor August ; low juizod, 48¢ ; Mo grade, 44370, Oats unchanged, Therolite—Unchanged, Ta—Elour, 1000 brla ; whost, 8,000 bu; corn, u, ow mesa, $10.75; old w—¥lour, uoto; wheat, 21,000 bu; corn, 4 oats, 1,000 bu, OINCINNATI, Omvorxsazs, May @—BResnwturrs—Flour quict and unchisnged, Whoat quiot s No, 1 red, $1,10; No, 4, $1.65. " Corn ‘steady at 49300 Ryo quict af 82, Olata wind Larloy quict and unchangod, ProvistoNs—Tlrmer, with botior’ domand, Mess pork nomiunlly $10.00, ‘with light offorings, Lard quiot, sud_gonerally hill above quotations: for reguist Lranaa; atonn, gico: katley o, Bulk cats” tirm Bi0’s elenr ibs, 81¢c ; cloar, 81, genorally held J@; o lighor, Hacoh tiior silowldory, TA0 } cloar'ri, o ; clear, 9e, Wassi—Stendy ot 27,000 Ly 018, 8r. Loumw, May Bieansruers—Flour dnll and unchangod, Whent dull, drooyiny spring, §1,35; No, 4 red wintér, i @162, Corn dull and a shads lowe: in - elovator, Qats alow o 3 K@i on track | firm ; mixod Westorn, 48300 ; white, 513620, mmxn Darloy no, market, Rye o, Trovistona—Pork dwll and nominal at $16,76@17.00, Dulk meata dull and nominal, Bacon dull, nominal, Lard dull; country kettle, 76 § refined, 9o, Witakz—8leady at 900, QATTLE—In botlor demand ; fat lots, $4,0080,25; inferior and common, $2.25@3,75, ous—Lower ; most exics at' $4.60@4,05, MIILWAUKEE, MitwAuse, Moy 2,—DRrapsTuPra—Flour gulct ond unchavged, Whoat dull and wnnettled 3 No, 1, $1.04; No, 2, $1,28%, Onta duil and lower ; No, #0%c, Corn liold firm § nodemand; No, 32, dle, il and lowor; No. 1, 70c, Barloy dull and unsottl o olevator; June, dull; @ Frkanitra—To Duffalo, To: to Oawego, 1e, Reorrrra—Flor, 5,000 brla : whent, 142,000 I, BiiteMeNTa—Flour, 6,000 brlh : whoat, 101,000 bu, YHILADELPIIA, PRILADELTHIA, May 2),—B) folr domand for bost Rrador Whent dullnnd lowor ; red, §1.03631,05 ; white, $2,03@2.10, Ity dull, at S0@ble, Ce domahd { yellow, 04@040; mixed Western, Gic, Oata dull’; white Western, 48@400 ; mixod, 46} @470, Provisfons—Quict declining tendency, + Wittaky—Hold firml o, £ IMORE, 1 Bartnione, May 23,—~DReApsTUFFs—Tlour steady and unchonged, ~Wheat in_good demand and un- changed, Corn dull; mixed Weatern, 63)oc, Gie yo dull at 85@05o, ZProvistona—Dull and unchanged, Burren—Good {o clioics, 20@270, Witsgy—Searco sndf grm .n‘n}l um,qgoso, 08WFa0, May 23,—DBREADATUFFA—Wheat in_ mod- erato demand ; No.1 Milwaukoo, $1.05. Corn lower ; low mixed, 83c, CLEVETAND, OLEVELAND, Mny 2),~BREADSTUFFS~Wheat dull and nominal,” Cora quict at 53@54c, Oats dull at 44 @1, Prnouzust—Qniet and unchnnged, DETROIT. Dernorr, May 23, — BREADSTUFFS — Flour _quiot, ‘Wheat netive anit Iigher ; extra, 81983 No. 1, $180) @1.87 ; vmbor, $1.72, Corn dull nnd a shado lowar 840K @4Tc, Ontw stendy nt dlxgo ————— Venncls P Drrrorr, Mich,, May 23 Young, Canada, 3 Detroit. ’ARRED Ur—Propa Annie [ary obertaon, Hacket and barges, Burlington, Tempest and barges, Evergreen City ang burges, Prfudiville nnd barges, Buffalo snd bargos, Bell Cross and Darges; Lark lod, Whito, and Bluo ; Achra James Bentloy, Gily of Paincayllile, Monitor, B, F. Gale, Adirondac, 8, A, Wood, Evaline, Alira Cobb, Tnmos Gnrrott, gD Dowx—Propa_Shickluns, Yosemito, Mary. Lringlo and barges, Concord and barges, Cuba': burka Bardinia, Coustitution ; brig Btandart ;'achirs Thomas Parrous, Montcrey, Sonator Blood, T, M. Knapp, E, R, Ttutherford, I n, Kato Kelloy, Correspondont, John Mugee, Cortez, Emplre State. Wnvp—Bouthwes! Drznot, Mich, May 2),—PAssep DownN—Props Winslow, 'Gubn, ‘Arabis, Gordon Campbell, Willkm Tweod ; behrs Goldon Rulo, O, AL Bond, Ely L. Iunon, Yankes, Edwara Blake, Trinidad, Cinins, D, . Austin, PASsED Ur—Props 8t. Leufs, Merchant, Sanilac, Trnder, Brooklyn ; bark Rad, White and Do+ achry 0. P, Willlanw, 8, 'IT, Foster, Penfleld, T, Martin, ‘Winp—Southwest, phdic R IMinois River and Cannl News, Svecial Dispateh to The Chicago Tribune, LASALLE, Ill,, May 23.—No arrival or departure by tho rivor to-duy. Tho Loviothan, londed with lumber for Henry, tio Ool. Taylor, with lumber, shiugles, and lath for Montezuma, aud the American Blar, with Iumber for Florence, passed out of tho canal, A steamer i3 oxpocted up to tow them down tho rivor on Monday, The river has risen nearly two feot within tho Inst twenty-four hours in comsequonco of tho beavy shower laat ovening, and ia still rising, 0ANAL CoLneoTOR's OPFICE, CHIOAGO, XL, May 23,~ Anutvep—North Star, Ottawa, 6,000 bu corn ; J, Lnr. iugiou, “Willaw Sprlugs, 01% tons ico 3 Biizabeth, Lockort, 316,000 1bs meat ; Cayuga, Lockport, 4,000 bu corn ; and several boat Iaden with stona. CLEARED—Harriet, Honacs, 88,825 ft lumber, 050 Inth ; Excelsior, Morris, 69,750 £t lumbor, 11,100 lath ; Pleenix, Lockport, 85,008 ft lumber, SPECIAL NOTICES. Hoffmanw’s Hop Pills Havo beon usod {n thousands of the worst casos of fover and aguo, {ntormittent fovor, and dumb-ague, with ns. tonishing sucooss. Thoy aro offored to tho public, with full confidenco {a tholr morit. Thoy do not contala pols- onous or injurfous proportios, and can be takon by adult and child with porfoct safoty. They aro sugar-contod and for salo by Druggiats at50 conts por box, or gent by matl propaid. MoLain's Candied Oastor Ofl is a dellclous syrap of tho castor boan, & harmlossand roliablo cathartio medicino, Also aro MeLain's Vormifugo Bonbons, do- lighttul worm candios. Chlldron aro delighted with thom. Price for ofthor 2 conts, VAN SCHAAOK, STEVENSON & REID, Sole Agonts, Chieago. Schenck’s Mandrake Pills, Theno plllssee compozed exalustealy of segotablo fn: grodients, aud although thoy entiroly supersodo tho us of murcu?, do not loavo any of ita injurions offccts Thoy ot direotly upon tho livor, and nro valuablo ram dy In_all csaes of dorangoment resulling from a_dlsoe dorod atato or that organ. Liver Complaint, “Tilio Disurdors, Indigostion, Sick Hoadacho, ,,iunm Yovors, 4o, ‘il auccamb o tho froo usa of Sohonok's Man- i B B et drugglats and doalors. KID GLOVES. HOSIERY, &o. GABSON, PIRIE & €0, RETATL DEPARTMENT, MADISON AND PEORTA-STS,, Ot U olvelog Extraondinary Bargains fu KID GLOVES. 3,000 paivs Genuine PARIS KID GLOVES, herctofore sold at $1.75 n pair, in full line of shades and sizes, at $1 o pair; the greatest bar~ gain ever ofiered in Gloves, Al sizes and shades in Alexandre's and other popitlar best mnkes, | Agents for Herzs Seamless Kid Gloves, the best imported, in_ which we haye a full line of styles and sizes inthechoicost and newest shades, Ladies will find our Kid Glove Depnrtment unsurpassed in variety and assortment, and nuch the lavgest on the West Side. HOSIERY DEPARTMENT. Tull lines of Lndics, Gents', and Misses' Cot- ton, Lisle Thread, Balbriggan, and Silk Hosiery at low prices, Gauze, Summer Merino, and Silk Underwear, in Ladies, Gents', and Chikdren's sizes, Full assoriment Gents' Furnishing Goods. BUSINESS CHANCES, b SALE 0 a Valuable Flour Ml aud Other Prop- rty, Both Real aud Persoual, fo Close 4 Copartuership. In_comsaquenco of fho doath of Thon, A. Thrap, of the Iatu firn of Thios, A, Throp & Co. the undorsigried will xoll, to clouo tho Copartnerabip, ail the renl and: personal Proporty awnod by sala R, on DAY, MAY 51, 875, on tho premlsos, botwoon tho hours of 16 o'clook a. m., aud 4 v'clook p. m., situste in tho flourishin, Tz, Badison Gonty, Mo on tlio 8t, Louls, Vaudalia & siatiug of a firat-olae 800 barrols por day, tior the ‘Goopor: ogothor with about five Al argo qiantity of porsousl prop. artp, soutlatiie of lioracs, wagant, Darmoge $o. A'orms of paymout: Ono-third' cashi balanca to eult purchaners, with 8 bor cont Intorost, Farmors and mocelsnts will do Vell to attend thi a8 tho samo fa mado fo wiud up and aott jasihorsh BAMULL'J, THUROP, LADIES' GOODS. Chas. Gossage ¢ Co. Wo invite attention to the vory attractive .| lino of goods wo have now on oxhibition in our Shawl and Suit Dopertment, and to our snperior froilitios for tho prompt produotion of all olassos of Ladies' Quter Garmonts, in the most stylish end artistio manner, Elogant Llama Luoo Saoques and Points, both Blaok and White ; Onmel's Hair Shawls, Algorino Shawls, Braided and Embroidered Linen Suits, Plain ond Embroidered White Lown Suite, Embroidered Linon and Batiste RBodingotes, Braided and Emb, Oamel's Hair Bodingotos, Rioh Blaok Silk Buits, Spring 8ilk Suits, Mohair Uamlot and Pongdo Suits, Emb, Camol's Hair Jookets, Onshmore and Drap do Ete Dolmans; Jackots, Mantillas, Shawlottes, and Redingotes, in a grent va- rioty of choico materials, elegant and chasta in dosign, and ot lowest rates for equal value, 106, 108, 110 ° ST ATH-ST. ORNAMENTAL YRON WORK. 149 & 151 State-st,, Chieago. ORNAMENTAL & ARTISTIC Metal Work, WHOLESALE AND RETATL, Fountains, Vases, Statuary, Drinking Fountains, Aquariums, Deer, Dogs, Lions, Emblematic Signs, Copper Weather Vanes, Stable Fittings, Crestings, Iron Furniture, Brackets, and Store Stools. EXCELSIOR LAWN IMOWERS, Agontg for the French Patont BOULEVARD CHAIRS AND SETTEES, C.Azunes for Younglovae Architectural Iron om ted Tile. 12,000,000 ACRES! ‘Tho chieapost land in warkot for sale by tho UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD 0., In tho groat Platto Valloy, 3,000,000 Aores in Central Nebraska Now for salo in tracts of forty ncros and upwards, on five nnd tan sours' credit at § por cont. No advanco intorost Feuutrod, 3 and Hoalthul climato, for(tl sol, an abundanco v Alild of good wa TIHE BEST MARKRT IN THE WEST! Tho groat ‘miniuy roglons of' Wyoming, Culorado, Utal, and Nova- da bulng suppliod by"the furinors in tha Platto Valloy. Soldiers Entitled to a: Homestead of 160 Aeres ! THE BEST LOOATIONS FOT COLONIES ! FREE OMRS FOR ALL! Milllons of acres of ohoico Govaroment lands open for. untrY undor tho Homestoad law, near this groat rafiroad, with good markots and all thn‘convenicncos of an ol sottlod conntry. Kroo passos ta purcliasors of railroad land. ¢ Huotlonal AMaps, showltg tUe 1and; also now oditlon of Doxeriptice Painjhlot with now waps matled frea orory- ros ‘whore, 0. F. DAVIS, R.. Omaha, Neb. sl A S NAVIGATION. . 'S STEA GOODRICH'S STEAMERS Tor Racine, Milwaukee, Sheboygan, ete., daily, Sundays excepted, 9 o m, Saturday Excur- sion Boat for Milwaukee, ete,, do'n't leave un- il § p. m, For Grand Iaven, Grand Rapids, Muskegon, Spring Lake, Fruitport, Manistes, etc., daily, Sundays excepted, 7 p. m, For St Joscph and Benton Iarbor, Tuesday Thursday, and Saturday, 11 p, m. For Gireen Bay, Menominee, Oconto, and infer- medinte ports, tri-weekly, 7 p.m. FOR GREEN BAY & ESCANABA. The Propoller MENOMINEE will leave for Greon Bay and intormodiate ports, con- nocting at Escanaba with Poninsula Railway for Nogaunee, Ishpeming, &o., SBATURDAY NOON, May 24th, inst, Send freight to Goodrich’s Dock, foot af Michixnn-'i,w SBuperintendont. HOTELS, : GRAND UNION HOTEL, SARATOGA SPRINGS, N, Y., will opon duna 1, far tho rocoption of glosts. Prof, J, i um“m"umr‘wamt livo boon engagud fof A i o ongagad palttan SoTor Gilsay ounes No ¥y Addeots RRGSLIN, GARD S s Spring X, CLOTHES WRINGER. THE “PROVIDENCE” CLOTHES WRINGER 1t toutton Rl Motal Jouna) Catige, Adfuteble s , Doul ral Gear, Loo) nforo’ - 1og un lutorior artiolo. * 8. 1. & L. ¥ MOORL, 68 Tako.at. DIENNISON'S PATENT SHIPPING TAGS. ooy e bt et i b B Lo ot ote st K1Y Hore Exocutors of tho catato of Thomas .?h;l;lll'm&’\ deconndd. the ta basomiiuc 4 eBurslving partnorof tho firm of T A, Thrap & o | Hold by Printors and Stationers Everywhore. PROPOSALS. SOALES. ¥ FAIRBANKS "0 Buiders and Contractors, BEALED PROPOSALS will bo reacivod until tho 26th day of May, 1673, at 1:30 p. m., by tho Board of Commuls- stonors of Couk County, for any portlon or all of tho ma- torlul now contatned in tho bulldings aud foncos on tho Roform School grounds at Hydo Park (with tho ozcoption of the dwolling-houss ou tho northwest corner of Forty- thicd-at. and Hydo Park-av.), conslating of bricks, jo lumber, windows, doors, green-housos, glass, fonclng, Toats, ola, The bulldings to-ba takon down and tho materlal ra movod within thisty daya afior the contract for tha salo thoreo! 1s wxacutad, TPho right o rojoot any or all bids rogolved fa roservad, Proposals must bo fnclosad in a sosled envolope, fn dorsod *“Proposals (for tho various kinds of matorial namod)," and dopoalted with tho County Olork, drossad to Tho Moard of Commisstanors of Oook Couaty, GEORGHK M, BOQUE, OARTER I, HARRISON, I, M, BINGER, - THOY, LONERGAN, JOIN 1. OLOUGH, 1, Committoa ou Finauco Board of Uvmmivslonsers of Cook Couuty, BTANDARD SCATES OF ALL SIZES. ) FATRBANKS, MORSE £ 00 111 AND 118 LAKE-ST. DISSOLUTION NOTICE. DISSOLUTION. Tho firm of HERS, WHITNKY & CO., 1t4 LaBalles st., having dissolved by mutual consant, tily Lusiiiess of ulil Ilrnw‘l\ll heroaltur bo conductod undar tho wamy ank stylo of WAL, M. WHTEN i s B 130 Laall Drihieast sorabrof Madisna © COvt BY 180 TaSa POOL’'S G-ARDENN, 97 Onkley-st., Ohiongo. Plants at Ruinous Rates, DIME PLANTS BY THOUSANDS,