Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, June 27, 1873, Page 5

the yeatrictiona and inatructin tioket or tho faroin oaslt from overy passongor not pregont & pads fesued prior to July 1, Evory ‘applicant for & pass will, ho of theso. comprohicnsivo notes' I thiolr roqitentn, Boraa of tho roads havo takon airplun blsnk passos lo tho thorcon the words # Employe' 'bo sont out to tho sovoral Division Buperintendonta for Hmited uso, 1t Ianot intondod that the wives and fom- oll have indiscriminato accen 1t w1 bo quiito rarcly bestoy pon no account canductors to colloct THE RAILROADS. fMcient reply to “Pho Question of Deadheadism Not Yet Sottled. Infor and had printed pass A nupply will tho pamn priviicgo. 20 a8 to malntain it a privilego, plicationn for paascs over roadd bo mado, Tho *ox= nngo ¥ conrtesy Is to bo abandotiod, 1t1 bolloved, { What Was Done About It by tho Man- ting te agors Yesterday, o piconds yeaniing Lo loas tho number of omployes will Lo largely ine woll obsorvod, it is prosumoil that aloof—will notice tho rooment can maind crensod, Btill, if {lie Eastorn lines—now Loldiny profitablo resulta cartaln to follow, and join the move. The Northwestern (Milwuu; kee Division) Freight Au oxcoption was mado against_miniato Every nottled paator residont long tho sovoral linos of road haa bithorlo received an anuual ticket entitiing him to purchaso rogular tickota at ono-half Theso pormita aro to bo recalled. ‘This oxcoption I not wiae, Mayors of cortain citloa and largor towna will bo pormittod to retatn tholr complimentary frea passcs until thoy run out, whilo the poor clorgy will bave to deacond to the common paying levol, It ma renult in thoir airlking for highor wagea and awall- fug tho rauks of tho Grangers. THE NORTHWESTENN PRNRIGHT TARIFP, ‘Trie Taununs contatnod carreot ropro- tho now frolght tariffs of the Chicago & Northwostern Railway, adoptod for ull Diviulons except the Milwankes, The Iattor was not printod until last ovoning, Wo presont it in thia famio, Tho rates on Hhie. Milwauleo and Wisconain Divisions, bogond tho Tliinols State line, aro graduniod though the trial of tho tarifls on t| ded with considerablo apprehonsion, somo heno- renults will follow. An houeat endeavor {s svident revont tho unjuat discrimination uo bittorly con of prior to the now regulations, Hitherto, local usiness han boon noglocted in tho Airentious ‘ozer- tions to securo through businoss from competing points, It ia bocoming apporent to the moro saga~ Sloun managors tlat o lieayy local businons, conductod at fair rates, will bo_moro proftabls, 1€ than long haula for compoling points at roduced rates. IN TASSENGKI! MATTERA thero ia nothing particularly new to roport, Tho dis- tanca nnd local tariffa of the Northwestern and llinols Contral Raflroads, aro beforo us ; but, as o miloage rato Lian boen adoptod, the ratos can easily bo figurod Tho threo trunk linea botweon Chicago and will charge threo and a lialf conta per On thelr Lranches the rates will romain at fourconts. A difilculty ia presented in THR SUBURDAN RATEA, . On tho Tilinols Contral, for inatancoe, the samo rato 1a cliarged for tho first two or throo tations, cculiarity 1a not confinod to the Contral th tho apirit and tho lett Passonger Matters---The Prench« ers-=-Suburban Rates. Tho pass question I8 not yot mottled, Yesterday the represontatives of Lhe moveral Western rallroads spent soveral Loura trying to reach a conclunfon, 1n tho now offices of tho Rock Talwnd Company. meeting was called to ordor at noon, Intions woro submitted, snd ndditfonal siguaturcs callod for, Boveral reprosontatives refusod to sign,— among {lieao, the Tudiana, Dloominglon & Wostarn, & Rock Island, Teland & Bt Theso gontlomen docliued to en* ‘This unoxposted soconsion roduced a commotion that had not aubsided when an an adjournment was takon until tho aftornoon, At the lalor seasion, Mr, T, B, Dlackstono, Prealilont of tho Chicago & Alton Rafirord, refuscd to appond his valuablo signaturo to the sbolition document, o ‘objected becauto it allowed oxlsting pnsses to romain until their oxpiration by limitation, and permitted tho further {ssuo of poasod in oxceptional casos, Mo took {hio most decidod stand, and snnounced his unchanged Whon the reso- lotey ozond fho 0 sovoral roadn {n tor into the nrrangoment, ‘mile on thoir main linea. on the 1st prox. Tho five leading companica that did mgn tho rosolutions woro, Chicngo, Burlington & Quincy, Obiengo, Ttock Tsland & Pacific, Obicago & Northwestern and Milwaukeo & St. Tau] Railronds, Mr, T, E, Hiuckloy also affixed his Presidentinl signsture for the Ohicago & Iown, tho Oblcago & Paducah snd Peorin & Southwostern Taflroads. Dy tho torms of tho resolutions tho abovo ‘nnmed Companioa bind thomsolve not to isaue or ro- new any poas after tho st prox, excopt to their own employes snd In rare catea whero provious_contracts provido for tlicfr lssue, Inaccordance with this under- ‘standing, circulars havo boen gotten up, briefly reclting MILWAUREE DIVISION, IN ILLINOIE, Tho Iilinols Central, or of tho lawv, A imposod.for a longer distanco; ols0 any ovil-disporod porson conld arralgu the Com- pany for violation of tho law, ond if tho statute is aflirmed by tho Supremo Court, the peunlty would be imposed, Tho offenso might Aoum o trifling ono, bt tho Court would hiavo no dicretion in tho matter otlor 1t will thus bo ovident that {hio manngers, whilo doing thelr bostto acrvo tho pub- lic, may involve thomsolves in vxpensivo litigation, un- conform In ovory patticular to tho lotter of different rato munt than to oxecute the law, e v ol ul” MENCIANDIEE, i1 915 | ads‘} 2 wouvIRtq yoouc “suolip, -+ +o pDO}-4D9 tod ‘oot PUD $810H ng h. uzid gomynorn “ouyy uawas o8 +<poo-4v 4ad ‘sboy 4097190 S — vassiosiassans iad wiy 00005 I #ppopan0 up “Sabuzys pup vy ‘U R L 7 esamteeeneveenosn o 42000 40 411 o409 230k ‘9U0} U] Jo §pVOJ-4v0 00T Jo #j0y 420 U3 “IDIY UL0) P D 4 107 g7 492 20 7 320k POAUNYD 99]7340 PUD gangpu ‘rpudu *149 4d*4200 40°6149 ST fo 9101 uy*somId. I P WY SNV quID ‘oxone 441> 4250} 197 fo epLOJ-41d Ut 519 130 ‘51103 27 fo 201413 U3 DY) U} PADLNLNUS SR ID) S9D) U} PAAVLAUTUD TAHAD i qva *pune \ oom | ur 9 w0 u ppainS K ! =2 28 i SER 25 o L g 85555 B snms 41 Saseon 383888 38 Pres 2 0921, ferarere) HEE85s, 2383 5. = 2 = s 1 .12} 12.50|21.45(19,35] 48iLake Foreat| 3 12.83121.08{19,79) = 22 H B! g AES. but ho could not be found, Tho man_who constructed tho olevator was mplored to roprictor, but ho prudently doclined, volco continucd to mako it lively for There are mot dashos THE APPROPRIATION BILL. YWhat Was Dono with It by the Conns cll Last Evening. ‘The Council met yesterday ovening pursuant to ad- Journment, Ald McAvoy in tho Ohsir, Richardson, Dixon, Warren, McGonniss, Gooy, Mo- ‘Avoy, Btone, Tracoy, Hohmitz, Cullerton, McCiowry, Olowry, Balley, O'Brien, Bond, Olark, Kelios, Henth, Sherwood, Moore, Quirk, McGrath, Malr, Lengacher, Garnoy, Caunon, Woodman, ‘The Council went into Committes of the Whole and. reaumed tho conalderation of tha Appropriation bill. A motlon to etrike out tho item of $10,000 for amounta duo contractors from proporty forfeited to o clty fatled. A motion was made to increaso the itom for the ox- vonsion of main water pipos from $300,000 to $400,000, and was reaisted, since (he Board had beon quito rocontly allowad to uso $100,000 out of tho water rents for atreot mains, ‘which mado up tho sum. of $100,000. na agreed 1o by a Iarge vote, "’Fh S hmitioo thon roso withont sctiag on soveral evorybody within hoaring, enough 1n all tho printivg ofiicoa of tho city with which o ornsment its remarks, and, botter not to publish them, hours, tho city editor slid down on tho rop wiatelod with breathloss intorest by all whilo ho cut a liola in tho top of thio olovator and drag- qed Lta chiof out by tha collar. Tho colorod Doy b ‘Thord ia anotlior now clevator 11 the 7¥mes ollico now,—just such o ono a8 that which foll fn Flold & Leltor's tha other day, padadmi o B o PRISON LABOR. Moeting of the theroforo, it ia tor walting four mortal nover been scen sinco. in and Gnivanized- ¥ron Workors~=iResolutions Adopted Demanding the Abolition of the Contruct System 1n the Ulinois Pen« A mass-mooting of Hn and galvanized-iron workora was Liold in Rico & Jackson'a Hall, West Randolpl atreot, last ovoning, Thora wero about 900 persons present, including quite s number of bosses, Juseph Groen, Prosidont of tho Unlon, occupded tho Oliadr, i asacd flv(n:r temlr;onrflhy, and the ideration of the bill in tho Council was begun. ‘oxnn;oucn tostriko out thosum of $43,860,05 to pay tho contractors for paving strects wherothore woro street raflroads, from which Sallccted, wan mada on tho to people who ]lllll‘ E‘M&‘ ‘Ksn’x Lo Qe e b alid nud. 1t was siatod that it was ity would poy thowum with or ho motion was catried—yess, 16; 0 anecssments could bo und that it wan unjust asseasmuents, and would havo a peculiar griovance, and thoy feol vry soro over Tlio latter rea- it. A firm n this clty hns contracted for tho labor of 100 of tho convicta at Joliot, and st them to work maldng galvanizod fron cornls number of konest men out of employmtnt, and thoy claim that it fs unjust for tho Bato to pormit such ‘ discrimination, Tholr cmplosers aro also dissatisflod, a8 tho choap labor of the prisoners enables tho cout tractora to figuro lower, and heuce got more than thelr sharo of work, Bpoechos wero mado by soveral of tho mon, but suggestod no A Committes on eon was not Tiold Vaild, shmply whether tho withont cosls, ye, 11, Bee Thext motion was to striko out the sum of und o property-owners on certaln 0 oxcess poid by them whon the: d it waa claimed thisk the uppeale y, and thomoney to p ‘This has thrown a ‘paved streetu ‘would sdon bo won by the cit thoso peopln would bo obtancr was suggosted thut if it was to aud Archor avonuca and sover o put in, althougl this item appliod oply to assoss. ments made undor the old ayatom prior to Docember, 2869, Thio gotion waa carried—ayos, "A motivn to reduco e 8UI APProD in the rivor and Larbor followod by one to mako th 000 of i¢ to tho purchaso of drodging ma- ‘Thafs 1ast proposition waa opposcd, sinco in ads Qition to o machine, other things would’ have to be bought and moro wicn hired. %0 hiro such work done, Thie gredga business was 5 8. f wfi,l?l?fl‘ for 1and damages at bridges, Tt was movod fo strike out $15,000 for tho Cly- bourno avenuo bridge, and insert’ $35,000 for n now bridgo a8 North aveuuo, and the motion was sgrasd o throngl, ‘Milwaukeo Other atcoels onghtta | FHO denounced saiom, romody but tho “tread-miil” and tho publle highwoya was appolntod, and they bubinitted tho subjolned ro- port, which doubtloss sats forth tho views of all who Work at this partioular trado : Witknzas, It sliould b tho ond and aim of all dom- ocratic-ropublican Govaruments to secure to tho citl- 2on tho largest amouut of hapyinosa uud Lberty com- patible with law snd ord citizen in tho pursuit of 1ah tho ceiminal for all violations of law, ond’ o dis- countenance ll sehemos tending to mouopoly and cor- Witznias, Tho introduction of skilled mechanical Iabor fnto otir Btato Ponitentiary has brought the lubor of the outlaw and convict into direct competition with tliat of the Iaw-abiding citizon ; given bixth to the i~ dquitous contract systom, thercby enriching o fow contractors ; paid a promitm for crime ; snd has proy- «d injurious aiike to tho honest employer and em- ‘matrial benefit azgo’} therofors, bo it esolved, Thiat any systom that perverta tho inton- tlou of tho Jaw and ilio’ reformation of the criminal into & money-making sdhemo descrves tho doproca- tlon of uil law-ablding citizons, That the system at present puraued in our tho conviet to not ss a moro automaton, is uujust and dues ot porfoct Lim any fndustry, aud thorofore roficient mochante to work wes that institution, That u sysiom that_compels the mechanics sfon o bear tho brunt of the crimo of tho Blato in tepugnant to every principle of justice, honor, and truo manhood, Itesolved, ‘That 38 1o closa of indiylduals aro no 1 [n hocd of tho influence of aving aa tho chaplain of tho Ponitentlary tostiica’ that reds of thom havo given ovidenco of o clinngo of heart, wo connidor it propor to recommond the education of such us those for the ministry, in pro- portion to the ratio of clergymen In iho Btats, sud for othor profasions i1 tho samo ratl Itesulved, That, if tho presout & d, wo demanid an cqualization of labor among tho in our Bate Ponitantiary, tho sbolition of thio contract eystem, the salo of thoe pProductu of tha con yublie suction to tho b cuployment of th convicts st such comio. in direct compolition with the Amorican o3, 0. rialed for dredg- to o ftom $35,000, L protect the law-abiding R timato bustncas, to pun- to, "fhon bridge tonders' salaries wers taken up, and an attempt was mado to incresse them slightly, but failod oxaept in o fow casei—Lake, AMadison, Divislon . ouncil thon adfourned till thin evoning. Up to this timo thero hins been added to the Appro- atlon bill tho sum of $508,492.68, thia including tho tom of 108,108 for ntereat o tho Board of Public Works forgot, stricken out $151,705,28, leaving a net increaso of $416,- K140, Tho sum of $76,620,83 Lias boon siricken out of the sinking funds: but since it is utandod to use ¢hin for sowerago, {his amount doos not figure at all in tho nbove statorment, ———— SPEAKING OF ELEVATORS. rago bonds, which Thiore hava been ntiary, in compelling in tho art aad Juystery o docs not qualify him & at any trade whion lio I A élushy two-column articlo fn the Times of yostor- Qny, balf of which 4 deyoted to the subject of clova- tors aud tho otbier half to Tar THIDONE—(by the Way, It 18 underatood that tho proprictor of tho Tfmes hna inatracted bia littlo undorlings on the city department to montlou Titz TRIBUNE On every possiblo occasion i iho namo, ho thinke, attracts general ttontion)—calla to mind an amusing incident which ocourred in tho frat) Luilding of tho Wolls stroct concorn s short timo A man who was supposed to know how to butld an clovator ad just Ainished ono in the T¥mes oftice, and Mr, Btorey walked in one morning to o wasnt in the best of humor, i would seem, for ho was bumming an unknown song to himself, and smiling sard city department must b unia, or thoold man_woul bettor. Summoning sn unforiunato colored boy, he ordorad Lim to got {nto the — —— elovator, snd iako 80 that ho nlght dincliarge — — — e — — Wli0 a8 draw- y pullod tho cable trom- tem must bo con- hor a4 will not That » copy of the foregoln o sent 10 sach membor of our Biato L 1hat each and overy member be requested to state his position on this important subfoct, and whother thoy aro proparod to volo for tho ouactient of & law ome bodying tho apirit of tho foregolng rofolutions : ulso that a copy bo sont to tho Presidont of every sud Labor Union in the State, accompanied with s ro- quet that thosame bo tndorsed by each of tho Unlons, Your Committco would further recommend that oommitioe of threa bo appointed to recoive tho ane awers of membrs of our Legivlature sud pister Unfons, It the uppolntmnent of the Qomumlittes recom- wended, tho wootlng adjourned, —_— THE WATER SUPPLY. A number of merchants and underwriters, among whom wero Mr, L. %, Telter, 0, M, Hondcraon, Mr, Ayur, snd Georgo O, Olark, waitod on the Board of Publlo Works, yesterdsy moruing, and Lad o protract- ol conaultation with the Commisstoners u relation to tho tundoquato wator supply in tho business portion of When o firo occurs on tho South Bldo fotwoen tho river and Juckson stroot, tha steam ene glues aro unablo, quito frequentl ed wator, Henco contlagretions o sult whoro only *ino} supply wero sulliclont, e boen “scool ld have uudmllnl::?l‘li Bim up to the third fiovs sy for nothing, Th blingly, and the elovator socond Noor was panod 4o safety, and Mr, tiuucd to smilo sweetly aud’ oroon with evident aatinfaction as o noared the goal, All of a suddon & Jarring sound waa heard, and the olovator camo to s Head utop Lotwoon tho second aud third floors, Tho now, abaolutely whito * with tho clumsy machino rofused to miovo elther way, Tliera was no escapo, and the col- ored boy crawlod under the litlo scat and lny still, The quaveriug voico of sn sgod man (hen broko the stilluess of tho ubaft, —— aud —1s the mattor with this of an alovator, eh? Tho colored boy never answored, belng rendered almodt insenaible by sceing a fell of long Whito isir atanding ou end, aud surmotinfed by a (Yoleo erled out, # Wit Its first inquiry wa in the nmme of mattor with thi to abtatn tho neod- fargo dimonsions ro- ieut? s would oveur Tho Cormmissionors puured the yontleman_that thoy Intended {ncreaslng the sup- hia yonr by roplacing {he four. enuo with an elght-inch mal and _oniarging thio diamotors of th thoronghfares, twonty-four-ineh 1 to Adame, whoro it will connect with one sixteon inchew in dwmoter. i 1y of wator all over tho city, or, Blver, aud Aarkst stroels, will —— = —— tub? Whero tho —— — him before me, and I break — — quick Lo wow't know what hu ahove thorol y0 — — et 170 out of liore, ar 171 discharga evory undo or i tho crowd 1" Tutenso was tho commotion which relgnod on the third oo whion theso ominous soutences wore hourd, ‘Thore wera blanched faces in ‘room, aud poneils \which had_dropped from i avery floor. What was tobe @ono? Tho srolitest of the bullding: wes weat for, oh pipo on Wae —— — aditas Congross_ntroot, orvalans figors covere Afford » bottor s Pipes on Koull probably not bo roplaced by largor ones, tho nearneas of tho rivor rondoring an amplo quantify of water nle ‘ways available {n cano of fi o morchanta loft, aftor making the atatement that they should endeavor to impress upon (ho Council tho imporiaucoof tuking n spocifle appropriation for thia purposo, THE CITY IN BRIEF. The Eillsworth Zouavea will meet in thotr lall at® ovlock thin evoniug to mako arrangemeuts for colo- Drating tho 4th of noxt month, Dr. Fowler sld, in regard to tho sbortion of his spcoch In the Z¥mes, fo whom ho had futrusted it, * Lt tho Dovil bo your drivor, and you will bo taken to Holl suro," Two thioves entered Glles Brow,! Jewelry toro, on Walash avonte, yosterday morning, but wero scared away by & st from o watchmoau insldo, Thoy ro- turned the fire, but did no dsmago, and finally do- campod without gotting any plundor, A telogram rocoived yonlorday auiouncea the foct ihat tho onses brought by J, B, Payson, Ausignce of the lm}mbllu Insurance Qompany, iu Minnesots, wero called for trial this weok, aud fho doclsion by Judge Dillon {8 in favor of the Assiguco at all points, Thomna McKoon waa lost overbonrd, last week, from tho schooner J. V. Taylor, whilo off Port Waahington, Iowaa & stout man, about 6 feot 8 inclics tall, hnir black nod curly, with shin-whiskera; wore at tki time bluo ovoralls,” 'Tersonn ot Tort Waabington, or olso- whero, having any information of tho body, will kend word fo hin wife, Who, with hor childran, aro st Capt. Martin'y, 205 Malu street, Ohcago. A plastorer, whoto niame could not bo Tearnod, fll from tho ronffolding in tho new Tremont lonks yeas terday, n distanco of 20 fuot, to i floor, 1fe alighted on'tho 'odgo of trowel, which inflicted & torribla gash in tho loft sldo of his nock, 1tis arn was alko dfslo- cated ot tho ahoulder, Thio Indlica of the Church of tho Aeconsion have cd~ tablishod nn Industrisl Bcliool at No, 310 North Wolls niroot, whero sowing and voeal musto ara taught ovory Bturdsy, beginning at D &, m, Instruction {a Kratia, Allaro fuvitad fo atteud i sowing acadonty, snid iho Bunday-schiool, in thio samao piace, beginning st 3 pom Tho Donrd of Publio Workn insticd the following butlding permila yestorday: F, W. Flsk, throo-atory and bawewieut stono frout, 26204 foot, West Adams streat ; D, Loouned, threo-gtory and_bisemont briok, 45360 ‘foot, Weat Madison atrect ; @, W. Btanford, two- story and basoment stono frout, 475x40 foot, Nog, 168 160 Asllnd avonue. Tho stormehip Adrintic, of tho White Btar Lino, which arrived In Now York last Sundsy morulng, brought over Arsmtrong'n magnificont allegorical paintiug of Clifeago, tha gift of the London Graphic to this clly, It fv consigued to tho care of Mayor Mo- dil, and {8 expeeted to arrivo liere thia nmrnlnq. Duo announcuinent will bo made of tho public oxhibl- tion, 3, P, Roynolds, Secretary of Inter-Stato Industrial Exposition, ns Just roturned from -an_oxtonded tour throughout Colorado and tho miuing reglons of that soction. Whilo in Donver ho sitendod a_meeting of prominont citizona rolativo to the eatublisimont of n musouns of miuorals {n that city, aud waa assured by Gov. Albort and or-Gov. Hvans that tho full musoum, whon it collocted, _ should bo sient 0 the Chicago Ezposition, Freo tranaporta- t{on wes guaranteod for all tho spocimons as well as for o large amount of gold and silver bullion which in sleo promised to bo forwarded for exhibition, Mr, Tioynolds roporta those intorestod in mining s’ thor- oughly alivo to tho matter of sending & magnificent display to furthior tho attractlons of our Expoaition, At 12 o’clock on Wndnudni night OMcer Hughea ‘hoard an unusunl nolse on Market streot, between Wasliington and audolph, Ho hnstened in that direc- tion, and aw two men snoich a wateh sud_chfia from s man whom they had evidently been beating, aud run awoy. Lo attempted {o cateli thom, but was unstic- cosnfil. Tho victim of their villainy %as so drunk o cottlil ot toll who Lo was or whero ho camo from, and beyged ro plteounly fhat tho oflicor should not atrest him that ko waa let go, Yoatordsy morning Offlcer 3. Croak found tho car- eans of o calf at tho cornor of Btato and Van Duron stroots, Ita loga woro cut off, and likewino ita Load, 1ts bide lad not been removed. 1lo earriod it to the Armory Btation, In theaftarnvon the carcass began -to grow somowhat offcusive, At o loas to know how to diapose of ft, Borgoant Ebersold collocted s _crowd and offered it for asle to tho highent biddor for ilg hido. Ono Charies Offor, fald to bo & butcher, bought 14 foF $4. Tho money i &t tho Central Polico’Btation, yehero the owner of tho carcazs can get 1t by applying to Sorgoant Ellis, Yestordny morning, threo ladfos were riding on Wa. bash avenuo, in an onunibus of the People's Line. ~ At Sixteontls stroet, ono of them aroso to get out, and_fu 80 dolug dropped bor yockol-book, Beiug somowhat disconcerted, she did not observa Ler loss until she hiad got out of tho atuge, and could not bal the driver, Tho book contained $40, The Isdies who wero in the tago doubtloss plcked up tio mouey, snd if they are ladice, and havo not givon it to tho drivor, they will roturd ¢, ‘he Iady Who su(Tered the losa 4’ stranger in tho ciy, and wsa on roule for Minncsots, Bho is serlously put out by Lior misfortune, It msy bo loft 2t tho Central Polico Station, Arrangementa for tho great Irish Tomperance mass- meoting, to bo hold on Sunday oveuing st Fatler Matliow Hall, on larrison stroet, near Hulstod, are ngsrly complcled. An nimoneo geihering 1s oxpeeted. Shoull tho weather permit, thoro will bo an out-doot ‘meating somowhore in the'viclnity, All supportors of Isw and order aro invited to attend, The entertain. went will bo under the auspices of the Irish Temper- auco Soclotics, and eloguent speclios ara to bo de- Hvered by the Hon, A, L. Morriion, John F. Finerty, Capt, Niackey, Michaol McAuloy, and other gentlemen of local oratorieal famo, Tuo lighining cxpross traln on tho Chesspeako & Oblo Railroad, which left Richmond, Va., Sunday night last, ran off tho track when threo wilea from thut city, rolled down an embankmont, and was smashed fo lmm. No ono was killod, but mauy woro injured, including o pacty of wix frofa Chicago, who refused to give thelr numes, Auybody but a Chica- gonn would lave given his nomo snd nlarmoa his fricnds, Thoso Chicagoans wouldu't, Of the plfl.r a1 old indy bad lier cheoli-bonu broken, sud on ofd gentleman sustained o fracturo of tho shoulder-blade, A young lady was nlso badly injured. Who wero thoy? ‘The merits of the writ of sttachment upon Jack Allen's property now in the bands of the Police Custo- dian, which was sworn out by Frederick Dickinson, of tho Enrekn raloon, in the Acadomy of Musio building, ias sot for bearing bofore Juatlco Daggott yeaterday, Tho constable who sorved tho writ says that it was not Lis intontion to attach the property known to have ‘beon stolon, hut only the private offccta of Allen, Tho attachiment was femned to racovor the value of » dia- mond pin which Dickinson alicges Allen stolo from Lim, Bz, Btles appeard for tho iy, and Eldridgo V. Turtollotte for Mr, Dickinson, As porsonal servico could not bo mada upon Allon, bocauso of Lis belng in ‘rison, thio caso wan continued for ten dsys, Tho Board of Polico considered matters spportain- ing to tho Iro Dopartment ot their scssion yesterduy aftornoon, Poler Kill, driver of Engine No, 4, was found guiity of slooping whilo on duty, but sentenco wiae susponded for_tho presont, Jamea O'Dricn, nee slstant foreman of No, 13, wos proven guilty of' dis- ordorly conduct; sentencoe was suspended during good behavior, Aundrew Lendrum was sppointed 8 rogulsr momber of tho Dopartment, Tho Commis- sfoners indulged in o conversation in regard to the failuro of the Council to make an appropriation to pay the Fire Wardonn, Thoy con- sider the Wardons very valuablo, and point to thoir annual roport, which aliowa that nearly 6,000 fives wore provonted by compolling complianca with the fre- ordinanco, a8 evidonce of their eflicioney, Commis- sioner Bheridan was eapocially fudignant at the lop- ping-off of tho Wardens, and aaid that if thelr servicos wera disponsed with the chonce for fires would bo Inrgoly increased, A most distressing calamity was vislted npon tho Lumblo Louschold of Mr, Jumcs Rustan, ouJames svenue, ihrough tho atarlliig mediuin of s siroko of lightning, during the prevaloncs of the. storm yester- day morniug, at 3 o’clock, The oloetric fluid entored tho southeast corner of the houso, noar tho roof. Thonce it passed into the bed-rvom, where Mr, and Mra, Rustan ond thelr littlo daughtor, a child 4 years old, wero slouping. The uttor Iay with hor head noar the corner whore the H%Mulug enterod, and waa in- stantly killod, Her clotling Waa but littlo scorhed, but hor features were much diatorted, Afr, and Mrs, Tustan occupied a bod in the oblique corner from the child, The lghtning ran dirco- tlon, sirikiog Mr, Rustan, and _seriously stuuning his wifo, who auffered snch a shoclk that her Tocavery was ot first doubtod, Bho, howover, rallied, and s bolleved to bo out of danger, Mr. Husten's clothing was #ot on firo, and himself vory seriously burned about the body, Dut for his remarkable pres- once of miud, the Ledding would have been jgnited from hia clotliing, and tho whol family doubtiss de- stroyed. It wna strungo that no fire was communi- eated to tho bullding, The flooring was Fipped up, and tho raftors aud slding of the houso, in somo places, woro charrod and aifvored to splidtors, ‘Tiio Amily wora surrounded, yostordny, by many eympa- tizlug triends, sud, coralaly, Uoro aro mo mora worthier_objeots of sympathy, in that scction of the clty (Bridgoport), tlian theso ailictod porsons, —_———— PERSONAL, Judgo M. T. Dickoy s at the Gardner, Joses @, Lindell, of 8t. Louls, {a ot the Gardner, Captain R. W, Blako, Eugland, o at the Garduer, Gen, Godfroy Woltzel, U. 8, A,, 1a at the Garduer, Jolin K, Fuller and wifo, Boaton, aroat the Slerman, Tho Ifon, Ralph Plumb, Strcator, {s at the Bherman, Judgo T. D, Murphy, of Woodstock, is at tho 8t Jullen, Gen, J, D, Webster, Lako Foreat, is at the Grand Paclfie, Gen, J, J, Orittenden, West Poiot, N, Y., 15 at the Bhormnn, Willlam Groon, of Scotland, s registored at tho Weat Bido Briggs, Tho Hou. Korsoy Conts, of Kauess Oty, ia at tho Slicrma 1ouse, Tho Mon, John 0, Otlinger, of &Y, Touls Weat Bido Drigys, Bety , 188t the "Itio Yon, N, I, Perry, Albany, wes at tha Sherman House yoaterda Gon, E, 8, Wheelock, Nashville, Tenn,, was at the Blieriian yeuterdny, The Hon, J. Il Tood and family, Oluclunati, areat tho Bhorman 1louse, Tho 1Hon, W, F, Davidson, 8t, Louts,was at tho Blior- man 1oues sestorday, R, O, Tate, Superintendent of the Ohicago & Pacifio Rall , 16 at the 8¢, Jullen, Prof, Harcaurt, of Tandon, England, s among the arsivall at the Weat Bldu Brlgga, Tho following woro at tlo Gardner yestordsy: Ginrles Tiyan, Bpringfeld, TiL: 3, Richards, Now York s LI, Pawol, Bt. Louln ; John 3. Cook, Bokin 3 Dr. Robet ioal, Peorin; William Kilifan, Doltest, Iro and, oy Rear-Admirs] Todgers and family were at tho Gard- ner yostorday en routa to San Franctaco, Jonoph Lockey, Commissioner of Penslons, Washing. ton, I smong the arrivala at tho West Bldo Brigs. The Hen, James Richardson and family, Caph, Telth and wite, Bt. Louis, wers at tho Gardner yoators day. Jamen ‘Tantings, Mayor of Mendota : Anton Erlone born and_Goorge Emarson, Lankers, of Mondola, are at the 8t, Jullen, Tho following wero among the prominent arrivala st tho Grand Tacilo yoatorday : 8. Yoar, Buffalo; B, T Gnble, Rock Inland ; J, B, Griffin, Denver ; W, K. On+ Vorn, Oloyoland : B, D, Frost, Now Orlcsns; G. N, Davis, Philadolphts § 15, W, Oliver, Pitteburgh'; Jsmos Bpoar; Lafayotlo, Tho following woro among tha promincnt arrieate st a tho Bh terday ¢ ) ‘aylor, Indianapolis; oeid Py B oot ‘L Willamey Odtorado t N, B, David Dy, 8t, Poulj [, B, 3, Rllgby 1%, W, Gaie Madloon : G, Larcy, Now Orloats ; O, F. Hartwing, Oconomowoo; 0, E, Msing, England'; J. MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH. New York ¥inanoinl Nows, Nrw Yonx, June 20,—The financial situation eon< tinuea oxcounivoly dull, Mooy ruled vory essy, with tho bulk of busineas at 3@4 per oont. Btorling was atoady at 109 3-16@109) for slxty days, ond 110) for sight. Gold woa_firm it quiot_botwoen 1163 and 1163, cloning at 115X%@1153{. Loans, 1@4, per cont, QOlear~ Inge, 591,000,000, Tiio Tressury disbursod $285,000, Oustoms receipts, $389,000, 1t In roported thut balf a million moro gold coln witl g0 o Europo on Baturdny, ‘Governmonts ware quict, closing strong, Btato bonds wora dull and steady, Btucka woro dovold of slgnificant features, and, with limited transactions and. vory narrow uctuatious, closod stendy, Tacific Bail ‘sold from 38 to 37% Unlon Pacific, 343 to 243 ; Lake Shoro, 024 to 02 § 8t, Paul, 503¢’to 80 ., 0, & 1. 0., 21 {0 27¢; Lacka® wauns, 873 o 072, tho closing pricea, QOVERNMRNT DONDS, Coupons, ’81 5208 of 83 Qouponn, 65", 1 Coupons, '05 (now). ..120 Fuller nd wife, Doston, DA, Missourda. ... Virginiss, old, 4035 Tonnesscas, oI, orth Catolinas, old..25 Tennoanoos, new North Carolinas, now.15% Virginiss, now.. Canton....... Waatorn Tnion. Quicksilyor. Adams Exp Wolls Fargo . Amoriean Xxp; United Blaton Ex, Pucific Mail, Now Xork 1073 i | Unon Pacifa afocks. 24% Union Pacific bonds, 87 Northweatorn pfd.... B4 | Contral Pacifio bonds,103 Tock Inlsud... ....108% | Dol, Lack, & Wostern, 073 N. J, Contral, 21003 | B, M, & Erlo,....... 9} Bt, Paul.. 5035 Foroign Markots, LrvERroox, June 26—}1 . m.—Flour, 278 6@ 288 6d. Whost, winter, 1224} spring, 11@12s ; whita, 118 11d@128; ciub, 12 4d@12s 6d. ' Corn, 364 64, York, 62a,Lard, 39, 4—3 b, m,—Breadstuils quict and Livenroox, June 2 firm, ralablo a4 provious pricos LoNDON, Juno 20—5 p, m.—Consola for monoy, 933 %2 + naw b8, 80% ; Erlo, e "Hua builion 14 the Bank of Euglaud bad e SO £410,000 slrico tho last roport. PaRts, Juno 20,~Rontes, 65¢ 97c. Tho spects in tho Dank of Franoo baa incredsed during tho wock 2,250, 000 francs, Livenroor, Juno 20,—Cotton dull: middling up- 1and, 8% ; Orloans, 9i¢d, Balos, 10,000 balos ; Amer- fcan, 6,000 } apeculation and export, 4,000, ‘Breadstulls quiet; rod winter wheat, 124 34, Flour, 274 6d@284 6d, Corn, 308 6d, qo0losss 66060, Gulnbariasds, 37a 6. Bhoxt rive Noew York LivesStock Market. New Yok, Juno 30.—Bexves—To-day's rocolpta, 144 care, or 3,435 head, making 2,630 for two days, ngsinat 4,040 tho hame timo 1ast wook, Tho domand Was mod: orateund trads dull st s raduction sinco Aouday of about o not, Groen grass fod cattlo had to be forced offatlow fypires, Nalive sloors rugod at 10512450, and Toxos from 94@llc, Bales include: 35 cara Llie nols stoors, 6X@TX oWl 114@11X0; 14 cars, 0G8 ewt, 11X@13)c ; 3 care, T3¢ cwt, 120; 4 cars, B cwt, 12301 ® cars, Ti cwt, ‘11X@13%0; 8 oars, BY owi, 116 7 carn Mlssourl stcork, 636 ewt, 110 ; b cars Kon- @735 owt, 10 @140 5 4 cars Toxas, 6% cwl, n}i) id 5 cars good Cherokoo cattle, 6 cwt, 1le, IiDnssen Brzy—Had 8 slow salo'st & rodiiotion of nearly ¥o; poor o good Toxans, 1@%; common to good Dattvo, 9@10c ; and primo to oxtra, 10%@10%0. Birmep AND Lantne—To~hy's arrivals, 4,850, make ing 6,140 inco Monday, against 4,460 tho samo time Thero was more life {n trede than for sev- last week, eral ds 8 00 Among tlio sslos wero 3 cars Toxas shoop, av 71 1w, 40} 2 cars Oblo shoop, av 75 1be, 53¢q3.3 cars, v 83 lls, 50 ; 2 cars, AY 60 Ibs, Go; 4 cars Jorsey Iambs, 8V 54 to 63 Jus, 11@11360; 1 caT, AV 53 1bs, O, and small Tots State at 10@103¢, MurroN—Doing fairly st 8@11c, and drossed lamba sold nt 16@2%0. BwiNE—Raceipts, 91 cars, or 3,820 hogs, all consign- od diroatly to tho slauglitorors, Noto' sold nlive, Dressod hoga sdvancod » ateong Xc, snd olosod firm st 8@7X0. Buffalo Cattlo Marlket. Durrizo, Jue 20, ~Gurriz—Neesipts cluding 34 cara roporiad to arrive, 000 Lead; toial for tho wook, 9,768 head, Tho markot ruled slow at yos- fordays paices, Loavy cattlo boldlug thelr own; gkt stock continuiiig full o off lsat wock'a pricen. Hut ittlo gaod stock offeriGg. Thero aro about 25 loads of poor cattlo fn the yards unsold, asud. for which thoro ia no demand, About 1,000 were diaposod of. Sales: 875 Tliinols_stoers, 1,087@1,35% Ibw, $5.16@6.35 ; 180 Obio Btocrs, 1,051G1,820 lle, $5.25@8,103 7 Ohlo stockors, 800@857 by, §0.85@4.50 ; 20 Ohio cows, 1,001 tha, $4.50} 80 Michigan steors, D56@1,01 Ibe, $4,76@5,10; 8 Toxad Btoors, 930 Ibe, $4.50; 18 Tndiana stoars, 050 116, £5.00, . Siizee i Liste--ecalpls to-day, fnchidig fo- forid, arrivals, 000, total for tio|wek, 16,200, arkot slow at _{mlan’ny‘fl prices, Bales: 908 Ohio elipped ploop, GIG04 Ibe, $3.65@4.6T) ; 206 Michigan slicop, 83 fba, $4.25 3 108 Canada lambs, 65 b, $9.35; 70 Cannda sheon, 118 fbe, $4.76, Hoas—Rocalpts to-dsy, 1,000; total for tho wook, 1,395, Al offcrings disposcd of, Blightly impro feoling, and pricen frm ot 5,0536,25, Salea, 17 1 Tols, 211GA1S b, $5.05@5,167 220 Ohio, 182 1bs, 5,35} 103 Indiaus, 222 fue, to-dny, in- otal Albnny Cattle Markot, ALANT, Juno 26,—OATTLE~Rocoipts thus far 11 cars, ogulnst 857 cars the samo time last woek, The rulinig of the market favors buyers, Poorer qualitiea ahow 5 doclluo of 5@, Tho quality s modium ; the woights not na good aa last woek, Thoro aro not sufficint soles to fix pricos, VeAL CiLves—Tho markot s vory dull, excopt for extra heavy ; extra, 7@7)0 ; common to fins, 6@6Xe, BUEED AN TAME— 11 Foooipts are Iargor Lian, st weak, Tho demand I nctive and the 1 advance of X@Xc shocp, 6@8a ; lambs, Hoas—The market ‘rules high, with s limited de- mand, Halea: 95 Oblo, aversging 205 Ibn, 8t $5.80 ; storo plgs, 65@T0. ’ Baltimore Cattle Market, BavTryone, Juno 26.—CarTix—Quict, and o Towas. Very bbat on sela to-day sEgm +'that gui‘o(z)fiy rated first quality, BX@6X0 ; medium’ or good fair quality, @63c. Receipts, 1,100 ; aales, 1,100, Hoas—Light supply and fair domand, and @0 ?lg(llaur. Corn fed, 1@70 ; atillers, 6¥@T6, Rocalpts, ‘Hulz?—“nvx: recalpts dopressed tho markot : Kolower, Fair togood, 4@so ; good fair domand an to oxtrs, 6@5)0, ~ Recolpts, 5,630, New York Dry Goods Marlets New Yons, June 20—Tho commisalon houses were very quict to-dsy, sa moatof tho jobbors aro takin stock, Tho market for cotton goods {8 unchanged, but .“‘d)rfl;m first hands and irregular with the job- borw, Prints oro quiet; but white ground polka spots ara sgain in favor, and sold shead Ly the sgonts, Job prints are nearly all cloared out. Ifeavy fanoy cassi- morea and Leavors aro in fair demand by the clothiors, Forulgu goods are dull, except black gronsdines, whito ‘goods, and koslery, The Produce Markots, NEW YORK, 1B, Yonx, June 36,-Cozo Dull; midditng up- nd, 2lo. Dilraverurys~Flour frrogular, unsettled, soarcaly %0 firm, and holdors disposed to realize ;' roceipts, 10,000 Lris ; superfine Wustern and Btate, $4.75@5.25 ; common to good oxtra, $3,85@36.40 ; good {o choice do, $0.46@0.76; whito wheat extra, $7.20@8.90; Ohlo ox- tras, $.85@8,75; Bt, Louls, $4.75310.75, dull; $4,6085.50, Corn moal in fair domsnd ; Weat- orn, $3,80@3.40, Wheat in moderate demand, but scarolty of freight room checks Inquiry for export; No, 2 Milwaukos spring {u ncarce and highor; racalpts 43,000 bu s No. 2 Ohicago apring, 31.40@1.48'; do Mil. wiukeo, $1.53@1.83; cholce wiit' Michigan, 81 Ryo qulot; Woatorn, 85c, Darloy and malt unchango Corn In modsrate demand for export; rocolpls, 09,000 bu ; stoamer Western mixed, 53@530 3 Dmfl‘lll, 54@ B60; whilo, 100 ; yollow, G300, - Dats activo and’ firmor; roceipte, 23,000 bu; new mixze Weotorn, 43@44 )50} white, 45@610 ; black, L35 @43x0, Eaas-Bloady kb 161176, : Hay—8toady, Hors—Dull, Grooentza—Coffes quict; Rio, 1T4@10xc, Bugnr atondy nt doclino: fair (o 'good’ rofining, THBTrs0. Bolsasos dull, IHico uteady, TxrsoLuuni—Crude, T30 refined, 1850, PuovisioNe—Pork 1noro uctiva but fowor ; now meas, 1 18.00 ; prime mees, $15.76@16,25, Noef dull} $0.0@11,00 ; extra, $11,23@12,50, Cut meats Middlea' fifmer; shurd cloar, Biy@Jc. ard quiet, dulnt aud steady ;. Westorn stosm, 8'13-1607 do July, UrTER—Qulct ; Weslern, 15@4o, Ottewsk—Ii ool denand, ~uuwr Btata factory, 11 ‘Wittssy—Firmer at 02yc, MILWAURER, MirwivEEe, Juuo 26 —Baxivsrurys—Flour dull #ad nomiual, * Wheat firmand in falr dewand; No, 1, No. 2, $1.25 npod; $1.31% July, Gornateady; SoT4 Ser She Al ok tie. Outa steady | No. 1,81)6 ; No.%, 36¢, Darloy dull and nominal, Tnkaonite—To Bhals 630 ; Onwoey 1o, Jixortrra—Flour, 4,000 bria; whoat, 106,000 bu, BareuENTe-—Flotir, 4,000 brin: wheat, 103,000 b, OLEVELAND, OLEvELAND, Jino 20.—DBNZADATUFFS—~Whoat dull 3 No. 1 rod, $1.62@L4; No, 2 do, $140, Corn, 456G O arao bu"'q“l ot, ntendy, and unchanged, RoLzUM—Quiat, atoady, and unchanged, ‘brTROIT. Drrnorr, Juna 26,—Flour, r‘,lllat anil unchanged, Whoat stesdy ; No 1 white, $1.76 ; No, 3, $1.58@ amber, $1.50@1.6¢, Oorn al at 400, Oats toady at 36@s7c, TOTEDO, ToLeno, Juno 20, — BREADATUFFR~Flour Btendy, Whent quiot ; No. 3 white Wabash, $1,60; No, 3 white Miohigan, $1.55; smbor Michigen, $LiAk ; apotted, $148; July No, 1 rod, $1.67 ; No, 3 do, $1.47, Corna tliad bigher ; igh witxed, 41340} ‘apoitod, 4fic; aollor Soptomber, low mixed, 400; no grado, Bdc, 'Oata quist; No. 1, 4003 No. 2, 860 Michigan, 3050, Faranre—Dull and unchangod, Reorreza—Flour, 1,000 bria; wheat, 11,000 buj ©orn, 54,000 bu; oats, 3,000 b BrtpszNTA—Flour, 300 brls: whoat, 4,000 bu} corn, 16,000 bu ; oata, 2,000 bu, NEW ORLEANS, New Onveaxs, Juno20,—Duesnsrupra—Corn dull; mixed, 570 ; whitlo, G0, Oats dull ul te, Brak—Dul at @10, TAv—Dull; primo, $23,00937.00, Gnooenizs—sugar dull; tally falr, 0o} prime, Otliers unchanged, Corzon—Quiet; good quality Acarco: males 1,200 talos: good ordinary 16403 low middling, 17%c; middfings, 18503 midalig Orleans, 1830 ; Fecciptay 307 bales; oxporta oonal;n;obh;gl; tock, 57,837 balos, 81, Lowis, Juno 20,— ADATOPFA—~Flour quiot and ‘weak, Whoat frnior and highor; soft No, 1 ) 950§ Go, 3 red fall, $1,25; primo red, $1.45% primo o choice wiilto, $1.66@1.62% ; & mnall lot of now, tho first of the senaon, sold at suction at $8por bu.' Corn quict ; No, 2, 3650 ; canh, 35@85i0; o (. 38@38M0; August, 42c, sacked, Oain n elindo botier ; No, 2, 28%@1%¢ In olevator, cash 15e July 3 280 Soplembor, Darloy, no market, Rye, emall lota No, 2 at 500 in cast olovator. Womgr—Dullat 8. & Provistows~Fork dull ;> small lota at $10.00. Dacon, only amall order trado, Lard dull and weak ; Tofined, g @, Toas—] At £,85@4.15, OaTrez—Dull ; Indian nod Texan, ping natives, G@bic, CINOINNATL. OmomsNATE, Juno 20, —BREADATUYFA—Tlor dnll and ‘unchanged, $6.60@7,00, Wheat firm at $1.30@1.35. Corn atoady at 43@430. Tyo quict at GO@CTo. Onts steady at 30@42c, TPROVIFIONA—Oponod quiot, and closed firmer; pork $15.00316,60, Lard quiol Mé@fl&{c' lmu" 8%c, Bulk meats quict and held moro firmly ; shodlders, 65@ 60; dlear rib, Blc; clear, B}(?B,‘én. Bocon = good demand; for ahouldors ‘and cloat rib shouldors, e} clear rib, 0c; cloar, 0ic, 3K@é)o ship- Witisxy—ficady at §0c. MEMPRIS, Meupms, Juno 26,—CoTToN—Quiet, firm; good ordinary, 16%c; low middling, 1730, LnzAbsTuvFs—Flour Corn ulot auds unohsnged. stoady oL 53300, Onta ateady ut flo "B 1UaY—$18,00G0,00, Bran—$13.00013,50, Provisioxs—Lacon quiet. Onweao, Jumo 20— DAk a0, Juno 20,—BREADSTOPrA—Whoat stondy ; No, 1 Milwaukoo, $1.48. Oorn dull; Ligh mixed, 536, PHILADELPHIA! PRILADELTTI Juno 20,—BREADATUFFE-~FI o botier dematid ; - maporfin ey $5.001 4.60; oxtra, $5,00% Tows, Wisconsin, and Minnceol :Q. 7,25, 'svahent In bottor demand ; red, $1.55@1,61; white, 1. amber, $1,02, Rys steady 65@67c, Corn dul low, 65@600 ; hoated, 508383 damp, 40@s0c.” Oata activa bigher; while, 45@ 100 ; mixed, 40G242; g PEmoLEUN—Crude, 13X@1le; rofinad, e tor uno. {Vnnbd—)x(fix':‘fi"ommoolnd wlnufi)‘:nxzulnfilnlemng\l’; Ohlo oxtra an 3 coml i ad 20@350; pulld, 45e. % @ty Coloruln, UEFALO. Burriro, Jupe 26.—lnrapsTurrs—Flour firm ; trade good, Wheat innctive; holders firm about $1,35 or $1.36 for No. 2 Milwaukeo club, Corn in good demand ; 50,000 bu No, 2 mized Westorn sold at 423c 19,000 bu, aamplo, Weatern, st 40@4lc, Oaf lalos 13,000 bu'in lots, ranging from 36x@i7i¢e, nxmnm—-fluch.-n‘}i 7] il Nlinois & Michigan Canal News. Sveetal Dispatch to The Chicag Tridune, T LLY, T, Juno20.—Tho propellor Whala arrivod light from Bt. Louls to-day, towing the canal-hoats Gracle Griawold, Lght, froin Napics, snd Robert Tolmes, light, from Griggavillo Lauding for LaSialle ; also the steamcr Grafton, fowing tho canal-boats Thundorbolt and Osk Loaf from 8t, Louis, both loaded with Gonoviove sandstono; A, Walsoh, from Bt Louts, losded with wheat ; tho Danner, from Dep: with oats ; tho Harrict, from Kingaton, with conl, "o for Chicago ; tho Col, Taylor, light, ffom Tooria for Laalle, and tho Montana, light, from Pekin for Beneca, Tho Grafton, also, towed tho canal-hoat Planet from 8t Louls, 'loaded with pig-iron for Ohicago, which sunk near Dath, The canal-boata: Graclo Griswold, light, for Ottaws, the Thunderbolt sud Onk Leaf, both with Geneviove sand~ stone, A, Walson with whoat, tho Banuor with oats, and the ‘Tfarriot with Ringaton coal, passed into tho cannl for Ohicago. Nothing pnased out. Fivo foot of water reported on the Kickapoo bar, Eight feot and 10 inchios of water on tho mitre sl of lock 16, ‘OANAL OFFIOF, CHIOAGO, Juno 26,—ARRIVED—An- drow Jackson, 5,800 bu corn, 21,100 1ts raga; Poterand Paul, Ottaws, 5,600 bu corn, 1,080 Tba meal ; Brilliant, Romeo, 5700 bu_corn; T. Ryburn, LaBalle, 6,000 bu corn ; Maplo Leaf, Bird's Diridge, 3,000 bu corn, 9,817 bu onta, Oueanep—Wavo, Joliot, 6,646 ft lumber, 2,405 Iath ; Industry, Ottawa, 85,666 ft Jumber ; Lessenger, Rankakeo Feedor, 00 m lumber ; Mohawk Belle, Kon- Xnkeo feoder, 60 m lumber ; Atlantic, Jollot, 74,727 ft lumbor, 22,650 lath ; Onondaga, 88 brls sall ; Norris, 70,764 £i Tumber, 7,600 Tath, Jollot Veauely Passcd Detroit, Dernorr, Mich,, Juno 20,—PARSED Up—Props Law- rence, Fountain City, Sovercign, Hollind aud barges, and Forest City and bargo ; achre Oriental, Gallaiine, Mag ¥ Home, H, O, Winslow, Clyde, Annte jualt, ‘Grotou, Bouthimplod, Victor, Sssco, and orof Passzb DowN—Props Mohawk, Bruno ; bark Mary Morritt ; schra Marongo, Crafteman, Oak Leaf, Jsmes Joy, Ahira Cobl, Winch, and Trinidad, 'ovp—Eaat, Denotr, Mich., June 26.—PAnsin Ur—Props May- flowor, 8t. Psul,’N. Mills and barges, Mondota and barges'; harks Lottie Wolf, Parana ; ncha Frod Morco, Zanplrs Blate, Keldorperts, Wiliam Sandorson, Mather . 1fannn, Cily of Ghicago, Worthington, Mary Higgle, gaw‘;-, Athontan, E. Harmon, @, Plster, Moutplicr, abob, PasiED DowN—Props Henry, Howard; schrs O, 10, Jobnaon, Denmarks L * WiNp—Southeast, SPECIAL NOTICES, : Danger. At thisseason tho atmosphore Is surchargod with the soods of intormittonts, romitfbnts, rhoumatism, pulmo- nary disorders, billous complaiots, aud the liko, Porsons whiaro norvous systoms aro rolaxad aro tha flrst to sucoumb to theso distompors, Braco up tho physical enorglos, thon, with thia potontial vogatablo tonlo, Itis tho most poworfal recuporant which tho botanto kisgdom has over iolded to pattont resoarch ani exporiment, Tryit. Tho blindeat disolplo of tho old modical dogmas will at least sdmit that a tonfo and altorativo, compounded of ap- proved liorbs, roots, and barks, can do no harm, while the toatimony of thousands invitos a trial of its virtuos, Vigor 18 tho thing most noodod in thoso casos, as well as in dys- popala and narvous affoctions, aud Hostettor's Bittars ls the safest, surost, and most wholesoma strongthening ‘proparation that human skill has yot concoctod. Dutcher’s Lightning Fly Killer Buoops all bafaro it. Bogus tmitations are bolug erawd. edoff. Look ont for thomi, Ask for Dulchor's, the old original artiole, and take 1o othor, ON THE BREAKFAST, LUNOILIZON, D] D BONER T ABLS " DINNER AN LEA & PERRINY Worcestershire Sance 1S INDISPENSABLE, JOIIN DUNCAN’S SONS, New Yarl, Agonts for tlin Uvited Btatas. FINANCIAL. THE PRAIRIE STATE LOAN AND TRURT CO. WEST SIDE SAVINGS BANK Corner West Washington and Desplaines-its., Pays SIX PER CENT por annum interost FOR EVERY CALENDAR MONTH, Monoy can bo drawn at any time, JAMES V, B00VILLE, Prost, U. B, MEVER, Oushior. SUMMER RESORT. OCEAN HOUSE, NEWPORT, R. L, Opens June 26, 1873. WEAVERS & BATES, DR, KENISON, at bis old oficos, 119 Olark-st, ~ror BANK STATEMENTS, ___ REPORT OF THE CONDITION Second National Bank OF CHICAGO, At tho Oloso of Business, onthe 13th Day of June, 1873. LADIES' SUITS. MISSES SUTS! ‘We open to-day, additional and extensive lines of Pique and Linen SUITS for children: of all ages, in a great variety of attractive styles; Infants’ Pique Cloaks, Infants’, Misses’, and Young Ladies’ Suits in. Plain and Embroidered Linen; Scalloped and Braided Batistes. at much less than usual cost.o manufacture, and at prices to’ meet the popular demand. Lo~ dies’ SUITS in almost endless variety, at exceedingly “LOW PRICES.” Chas. Gossage ¢ Co., RESOURCES. Toann and dlaconnta. . U. B, bonda'io aaotre ulatio 5 aid: 3100:780:08 Bonds Duo 1 Approved Hodoomin, ani o 8170,808.78 Duo from Btato’ liauks 0,882,456 Othor Tloal Eatato, Chiacka andothor Uasl Txchangos for Oioar Gy (inoluding nlakels). Romittancos fa Trau- Gpltal Btock patd s to 214,54 Domand et S 001214.04 o ST ATHE-ST. 106, 108, 110 STOVES, BANGES, &o. - nul DBankors,..eo..e 1506, 189.54 the Second Nattonal 0 solomnly awoar that thn abore tats. wont 8 truo, to {ho boat ot iny kiowladga JOHN P, McU m toand sabsoribed bufura m M. BUHWRISTIHA N eitfaon, ngn to HILIB P, LEK, i STATEMENT OF THE GONDITION German National Bank OF CHICAGO. At Close of Business Juno 13,1873, Doubla Flevated Oven, Warmin, Fender Guard, Dumping and Shaking Qrate, Direct Dray FULLER, WARREN & C Manufacturers, Troy, EQ—Mow Yerk, Cloveland and Chicago, IARIOND NACES. JAMES A, LAWSON, Patonteo, fiehool Iouses, Public Builde RESOUROES, 81,190,171.95 For Heating Church togs and Privato Residences, FULLER, WARREN & CO,, Manufecturors, Troy, N. Yo BRANCE HOUORI—Mow Terk, Clovoland and Chizaps. TEWAR VES. 1873 IPattorn. 8 08,313.30 Banks and Bank: FULLER WARREN & CO., f€and 60 Lako-st., Chlcngo. Also a ull susortment of 327,000.00 82,354,807.40 LIABILITIES. CapltalStook paidin Bupl A few Very Desirable Offices are offered for rent in the Trib- une Building. Single or in suites. Wita and without Vaults. English Tile Floors through- out the Building. Elevator running during all ‘business hours. These Offices are not equaled in the city. The best- for all clagsses of business requiring a central lo- W. C. DOW, Room 21 Tribune Building. TRUSSES. RITR ARSES PATENTIY] RADIOAL CURE RUSB Ta tho only Teuss that will curo Ruptura. In uso over 30 yoars, and lias oured thou- Wo hinve a long list por- sons wa hiave cured which wo can refor to, and ask all to have thoir ca 1,215,881.72 I, Horman Schaffacr, Ceablor of tha German National WEitinont s raa 5 tho Vunt ot 1 Brearlomis st Tt ont ot my e ERMAN BOIAF RN, gnad, Stat of Hiinols, Goaty of Gool Bworn to 1 aaribod beforo me this 36t CR s d, * Tt0] v of Ji 1878, RUD CHULTZ, Notary Publio, 13AAC GREENERAUM, PETER SCHUTTLER, . BEOK, ABRAHAM ITART, REPORT OF THE CONDITION Central National Bank OF CEIICAGO, At Close of Business, June 13, 1873, MESOURCLS, ‘:nrl Bllls Dis- o Blockings Aparatus for Bow rinal ‘Curvaturo, Woak Ankies, and al Physioal Daforml Evory instrumont Promiug on Bond Duo from Rodoamtiad Duo from othor N Banks., Duo {rom Baoia sod 8 23,308.04 Ofilolal Drawlng _of tho Dally OLASS NO, 147, FOIt J U} 2, 73, 49, 20, 24, 70 nbination Lottory : Furniturs aud Fixturos Gurront Expoas 8 wod 'on 'dotioslt. 'Prizes cnxhed infarmation givon by tho Boalod Dopository, K. 15, Eoer 937 North Branel et e 266 Dvision MEETINGS. Masonic Notice. '8 63,000.00 -av., 83 "Wost Madiso cluding Nickols), LIABILITIES, 8405,057.03 tng of the cornor-stono of the Classiual and Mil- plxce ai lieretofore . of loge at Moraen D o B foru the coromony, o to lllflfl:zlllll?W4 ]ll oscorts o U vidiatn. "oy will moot At Oricutal 11all,, No. 193 Lo ol to the Ohlcag & Nack hiine, Attor tho cofarony, & onidt collatign nill bo sorved ‘and lubitod guosta, ‘Tho Gro and will furnieh muslo {1 tho intontion fo mako- thls an onjoyabla ocen- Tho Urothron Aud Invitod gussts, witl i to ige, o’ brotlran aro fn on outstanding,, procession will form, and “— 187,398.80 8105,057.03 e ches the alicve o Lmeas o Eose bsveboy knn""“‘f}".‘fl%l‘&"s‘{'flflfl“, Cashior to Ll MAUK B, BRADY, N 5 all the fratornt orn Light Guard Btate of Titinols, Connty of Oook, MoK, ) inger, Uashior of T dowdish " e + GAN A Acting for Graud Mastor. Subspribod and sworn Uorruct—Attest: A Rogular Communication L W LODGK, No, 209 A. F. & A, M., wiil ho hold at Orlen- o0 Batirday ovening, Juns at 8 o'clock, whon busingys of the utmost fmportanco Wi De brongzht bafora o Lo & summons wndor ‘Any mombor who has nut. scalaf tho Ladge, within thie past fow days, will pay partioular attention fo thisno- ‘Icnh-nd govern himsol! LAUNDERS LOAN OFFICE REMOVED TO 120 Randolph-st., oar Olark, second floor, GENERAL fu Chiapol at 12:30 p, m. Dinuorat1:30, ublio notices in tho nowspapors, will bo sont, Iy ordor of tha Specinl Mnsanm Notice. A, B, WAILREN LODOE, No, Al mombors of the W F. & A. M., togethior with thoir far iz in s fro0 oxcuralon and i Lho carcinony of layiug tho curnor. Classieal and Military Acaduiny at Mo: fngton Helghta, on Baturday, Ju at 10%Colaluck, ut Ol rucasd thouve order uf tho W. M. J R. UNLOY, Sucrotary. W, Rigelaw Lot Tuo membere of 11, W, Higelons T 35, at 108 welook o Lougo to'tay ovruur stguo NOTICE., & A, M., will oot DG, No. 1, A. 1t and ALM, ¥ s.-um-\onnfi'mumuud.’uIl s (Teidiy 7 Grdor of the Mastor Attention, Sir Knights 0Ot 8t Bornard Commando; appoat at your asylom, No. fug, at 10 wolook, Iu fall unl g 'Bir Kulghts arv sourteun b Youpro e to 21b.st., nlurday nor: "iog pasnrt ity Vil FTAIRBANKS' SCALES OF ALL 8IZE8, FATRBANKS, MORSH & 00 * 7 11 AND 18 LAKK-8T, o AW B, Cominandor. IKnights of Pyihlas, s of Pythis,—R at 8 v'ulock, at oction of ofticors n. . BTIEARNS, K. It 8, E: No, g reiu Hximl‘flhl,-‘ludmt. € reisrun gt