Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, August 23, 1873, Page 5

e ) G i s PIHE CHICAGO DAILY 'TRIBUNE: SATURDAY, AUGUST 23, 187, YESTERDAY AT DESPLAINES. Third Day of the Great Metho- dist Camp-Meeting. Several New Things Designed to Pro- mote the Interest of the Qconsion, The Police-Station, and the Police Regulations, B‘ynnpsis of Yesterday's Sermons---Pro- grammo of Sunday's Services. It is o truism a8 old as Christendom, that aivilization ever follows in the wake of tho Gospol. Tho arts and sclences flonrish and tho dovort blonsoms s the rose, It was not sur- prising, thorofore, to gfind on the camp-ground yestorday several mew things, ovory ono of which is designed in ono way and another to promotoe the gonoral interosts of tho occasion. Tho firat among thoso, and the most conspicus ous from the depot whore you onter tho grove, is an axtensivo AT ENTORIUM, ‘whoro tho faithful shadows of the divines, and all others who chooso to sit for & picture, aro wncured, ro tho mootings closo, this art dopot will no doubt exhibit various groups of social nod roligious gatherings, as well ns the groat Roucoursa in the main auditorium. A UUNDRED LANPS anvo boon adjusted at tho propor elevation on posts, In regnlar city’ style, horo and there, over tho vast grouuds, forming, whon lighted in tho nighi-timo, as thoy throw thoir light out upon the lenfy houghs, an eartlly constellation comparablo to those of tho twinkling stars above, Theso Inmps burn till 10 o'clock, whon all are ex- tinguished oxcept a fow in the circle and olse- whoro ovor the gronnds. Tho avenuos, bocause of tho troad of thousands, ave already dusty, but tho dust waa loveled yesterday by means of A NOVEL BPRINKLER. This is purely an oxtemporized affair, made «qut of loug barrol and tin-pipe. It resemblea tho small balloon which Prof. Wiso will use along, with his larger ono in crossing tho ocean, though when fairly in motion, moving down tho openings through tho troes, it looks moro like tho gront Amorican oaglo ondeavoring to got away from an impending showor, It is, how- ever, u groat convenience, and iy doing its work wall in chargo of A. C. Nason. A POLICE-STATION 18 among the new things of yesterday, so far ay tho rotting of it in order cuuld mnko it new. It is fitted up with two cells, lock and koy, and labeled in_bold lotters, “ Thirteenth I'recinct.” It is bolioved that not more than two persons will po unruly at sny ono timo, and cousoquently tho capacity of the precinct is adjusted for that number only. Tho faot is, thus far in tho history of thoso meotings no ono, wo beliove, has over boon arrested. Nover- thelass, it {8 ' thought best to bo rondy. It is Yioped, howover, that tho oil cans which aro now in tho colls will bo Lhe ouly prisoners placod thorem, TNE POLICE NEGULATIONS woro placarded yosterday conspicuously over the grounds, ‘Thoy aro as follows: All persons atending this_camp-moeting will ploass tako notico that during the meeting, which com- mences on Wednesday, Aug, 20, 1873, and_ends on tho 27tl dny of the samo mouth, the charter of the Assoc- ation gives the Trustees, officers, and sorvauts full yolice powers, with authority to arrest upon view all ersons guilly of suy breach of the peace, disorderly conduct, dinturbanco of religious worship, infractions of pliblislied rules, or any ofienso .ogainet’ tho lawa of this Btate, and {o tako such offonder beforo any Jus- tice of tha Peaco n Cook County, to bo dealt with ace cording to law, The followlug rulss will ba sirietly enforced ¢ ¥ 1. No rpirituoun, vinous, or fermented liquors of any kind will bo pérmitted to bo eold or giveu away, within 160 roda in width on all sides of the grounds, 2, No buckslering, or selliug of any articles, will bo aliowed on the ground, excopt ot the bourdlug tents, oud thon only by tho Jessces or their immediate em- loyen, b g.yi:olhlng shall bosold on_the Sabbath-Day oxcept regulnr wenls and cooked provislons, 4, Disturbanco of ruliglous worelip, of whatever naturo it may be, i3 stelotly probibited, 5. No smoking, or loud talk, or disturbauce of any Kkind will be pormitted dnsidoof tho funer circlo, 6, No tearon, horses or carringes will bo permittod inside of tho fuelosed grounds on the Sabbuth Day, and no horses or teamns will be allowed to stand ou the round south of tho ruilroad st any time, a corral bo- g provided for that purpose, 7. Iujury to any tres or shrub within the inclosed ground will uot bo permitted, 8, Gentlomen will not be permitted in the vicintty of tho ludies’ walk, s Tho penslty for violating any of the above rulea fa fixed by the Charter in any sum not exceading $50 for oach nud overy offensv, Tho Trustoes Yupe thut thero mny be no necessity for arrestiug any one, and tlat good order muy provall during the meeting. But to 'wvold troublo, il the rules should be strictly observed, THE BERVICES, These wore woll attonded during the day. Thoro are about 1,600 or 2,000 peoplo on the Fruunda: and this is n good large coufirugntion. The prayer meotings at 5:30 and 8:30 aud the young poople's meotings wero charactorizod by a rronter dogroo of intorest than the day beforo, n the language of ono of the divines, respecting theuo exorcises, * the tida is rising.” TIE MORNING BERMON wag proached at 10:30 by tho Rov. John Adams, of Naporville, who spoke from theso words: *“But_yo shull receive power afier that the Holy Gliont is como upon you."—Acts1:8, Tho themo eliminated from these words was the power of diviug love. Tho world was full of ower, butof differont kiuds. Gravity is a powor But it does not make tho corn grow. 1t is tho power of tho sunehiue which accomplishes this, Contrifugal force 1s a powor, but it connot dem- onttrate mathematics; for this mind-power is ro- nired. Bo 1 salvation, sinco it s @a ivino offcct it ean bo produced only by ils own appropristo, diviue causo, “Iha speakor closod by showing that the love of God, whereby Ilo was induced to found His Chutch on the earth, was tho samo power by which tho Chureh itself was to accomplich its mission of saviug sinnors, No amount of nu- morical, financial, social, or educational powor in tho Church can make up the deficiency of love to God aud love to onr own brethron. Aftor the discourso the moeeting was taken in charge by the Rev. W. H. Danicls, of thePark Avenuo Church, Chicago, who nddressod the audienco on thorami genern) subjoct us that prexouted by Mr. Adama. Ho showed that the love of the Holy Trinity was tho elementin the councils of oterni- ty whick rosulted in tho erention and redemption of tho world. Mankind were placed undor law, but even tha law of Jehovah and tho powor of the higliost wore not suflicient to keon sin out of tho world, And when man had fallen and spoiled himsolf, tho Father says: I caunot #uffer all my chidron to porish s0,” And Jesus, our brothor, eaid: “I caonot bonr to soo my younger brothers and sisters perish.” And ~ the Holy Ghost, the Comfortor, said, !*T cannot bonr to sce these souls, cupable of immortul joy, driven to despair by tho force of this accumulating sorrow,” Thon It was snid, What shall bo dono for man? Whom ehall wo uond for his help? I'hen Jouus, moved by the fullnoss of his love, responded : *‘ Lo, I como,” ate. ‘Thus love hl‘ml&'ht God down tous, sud love bringa us up to God, . TIl: AFFERNOON SERVICES, Tho children’s meoting nt 1:16 wau led by the Rov. R, 8. Cantine, of Genova, ssisted by the Ttov. B. Washburn, pustor of tha 1alstod Streot Church, ltemarks were made wlao by Miss Hollo Loouard, of Evanston, and others, Tho oxurcison nt thewo mootings 'consist of & Beripturo losson, prayors, siuging, in which the childron Join, and vorarks, ‘The nflernoon kermon was doliverod by tho Rlov. L. R, Htrowbridgo, pastor of tho Ada Stroot Chureh, Chicugo, who preached from thoso words: “Aud Ho was transfigurod beforo thom: and 108 fuco did whino an tho wun, and s rai- mont \vn]u \\'hlllufia lholul;llt‘ Anl\l Dehold thore appeirad unto thom Moses and Lities, talkin with Hin," Matthow 17: 2,9, % 8 Bix duys Lieforo tho Lransliguration, Ohrist had shown tho Disciplon tho croms, uud st tho sight thoy shuddored. Ilo oncournsed thom In thielr must exnlted viewn of T1is Mossiahnbip, o np- proved Poter for his decluration, * Thou art the Clirist, tho Bon of tho living God,” Thus their hopes of is glory wore ruised, Then when He shawod them I1is cxoss, thoy wore discouraged. Thin was their conditlon now, Hnmolhln% W8, neconsary to bo done to hold thom; so Christ tuken Polor, James, sud John, sud was trans figured beforo thom, - Chirist “being supornatura), it was but natural thiat tho fullnes of tha Uodhiead which dwolt in im bodily should ebiue forth, * Il faco did shine us tho sun." Moscs’ faco shono whon Lo pawo down frowm the mountain, but it was bore rowad brightnosa—a sbining ns of the moon. But Ohrigt'a faco did shino ag tho sun, It waa tho samo ](?ht which shono aronnd Paul, Itio tho eamo lght which fllls Teaven, *‘horo {8 no noed of tho sun or of tho moon toshine In it, for the glory of God doth lighton it, and the Tiamb is tho light theroof.” \ Lot us Jook ‘at those characters which horo apponr. TFirat, Potor. Ilo was honored for lla sublimo * confossion of Christ's Mea- siahabip, Ho was firat to proach tho Gls- pel to Jow and Geutile. Jamos was the tirst of tho Aamullus to senl tho truths of the. Gonpol with his lifo, Jolin was the youngest of the Disciples—tho confldaut of Jesus, 'This transliguration was admirably adapted to con- flrm Potor in his fdons of Christ's divinity; to proparo John for his misslon on Patmos; to pro- paro Jamos for murtyrdom. Notico that it was humanity that was trans- figured. Not an angel's faco appoarcd hornl not n sornnh's wing tlitted in tho brightnoss. Al tho charactors woro human, Mogos waa there 3 tho man of poculinr providonces, the friend of Qod, the loador of Isracl, and & marked typo of Christ, Elijab was thore,—tho fiory prophot. Mosgs, who was_tho draughtor of tha Jowlsh constifution, and Eiijab, tho zoalous dofondor of tht conatitdtion. One had died 1,600 yoars bo- fore, and the other was tranalated 900 Konrs bo- foro, yot their gloritied bodirs aro tho snmo, **Bobold, T show you a mystory,” says Paul. *Wo ahall not all sleop, but wo shall all Lo changed in s moment, in thoe twinkling of an oyo, at the Inst trump, for tho trumpot shall sonnd and tho dend sliall bo raised incorrupt- ible, and wo shall bo changed.’ Our Bavior told tho Disclplos that IIe would cstablish - o now church, and thoy folt that in clinging to Ohrist they wore forsak- ing tho old churoh. But hero, on tho Mount, thoy find that tho now church s to bo that of Abraham, Moscs, and Elins, Lot us look at thoso oharacters a litzlo more clonoly, -John, tho confidant of Christ, has his counterpart in Mosos, the friond of God. ' Potoer, tho mun of impulso, Ling his countorpert in Elijal, who slow850 proph~ ots of Baal, aud tho murtyr, Jamos, has hig counterpart in Christ, tho **Lamb of dod. slain from the foundation of the world.” -Ifore wo hinvo contomplation of the truth, dofonso of tho truth, and martyrdom for the truth, doubly rop- rosonted from enrth and Ileaven. Moses and ZElins, who had beon revered for conturioa by the Jows, horo hand their. commissions to Christ, who hands them to the Disoiploy, who, at tho voico of God, have fallon to tho oarth. Yet the Iattor are greator than tho formor, for ho that is Ionst in the Kingdom of Ieaven'in groator than Jobn tho Baptist, who was groatest of all the prophets, And whot dogs Moses and Elins talk sbont with Christ ? ‘Thoy would talk about the central thomo. What s it ? It is His doath which 1o was to accomplish at Jerusalem. ‘T'ho groatest of all Ghrist's achiovemonts was not in His raising of tho dend, or other ncte of powor, but His submis. gion to donth npon the cross, Christ was crucifiod for blasliphomy; for. *‘making himsolf equal with God," Hero we hiave Moses, who condemnad blasphiemora to donth, and Elijab, who elow 860 false prophots of Baal, spoaking with Christ sbout his denth. Moses was stiil intorested in the types ho bad {fustituted, and Elijsh in his propliocies, and thoy wore talking with Clirist nbout his death at” Jerusalom, for that alone wonld fulfill boch. Here thoy tallc about that shamoful “death which caused the disciples to shuddor at the mere montion of it. * God com- mondoth his love toward us in that, while wo ‘wore yot sinners, Christ died for us,” Of aourso, Potor must apesk out his mind; a0 ho proposod that threo tabernacles be wado,— ono for Moees, Elias, and Christ. Ho thought tho now kingdom had como, Ohriat did not menn what He enid when o talkod about being Blain ot Jorusalom. His proposal involved thnt Mosges and Elias should leavo Heaven's splondor sud freodom for Potor’s tent, Ha had forgot- ton tho contral theme of that conversation,— Clirist’s death. Ho wished to soparato from the world upon tho dncigles of monasticiem, and not by that spirit which is in the world and not of it. Thus spake Petor, n typo of that Church which now appenls to his authority. But it ia rocordod, after the Day of Pentecost, whon the epiritual kingdom was ushorod in, that hio * wiat not what he gnid.” Ilomo is not of roason; not of wisdom. Notico that while Peter was mak- ing this foolish suggestion a bright cloud over- shadowed thom, and o voice out of the cloud enid : * Hear yo Him." When Giod mauifested himself undor the old dispensation, it was in & dark cloud. And Moacs drow noar to tho thick darknoess whore God was, But this was a bright cloud and a Father's voice. Moags was horo, but not as upon Sinai, 1 was tho voico of the Father installing™his Son in univorsal snpromacy. But whoro nre the dis- ciples ? God has spoken, and thoy are prostrate upon the earth. Christ in the Wilderness had boon promised all tho kingdoms of the world if o would fall down and worship Satan. Now Ilo recoived all kingdoms from better hands, Christ was in His nature brightnoss. Thore ho would willingly stay. But whore wero tho disciplos ? At Christ's baptism thoro was the di- vino voico daclaring to tho multitude, **This is my beloved 8ou, in whom I am well ploased.” =~ But - tho multitude had long ago forgotten this. 1o hiad taken theso three witnesses of this snmo doclaration, But whoro worathoy ¢ They aro emitten to tho earth by tho divino voice. Unlcsn Christ ahall como botioon theso prostrate disciples and God they will erish, 'This illustrates our position Defore od, *“Our God is a consuming firo.” Christ loft Mozos and Elins, aud tho celestinl glories, to como to tho rolief of the disciplos. Mosca was thore, Elijahwas thoro, God was thoro,— but thoy could not help tho trombling dieciples. Christ alone could bring them rolief ; the un- transfigured Christ. Thore ia horo also shown the inseparable con- noction between %orfi and suffering. Christ must go through Gothsomano, and theso dis- ciplea withi him. Thoy, too, must troad tho path of uufl‘orlnfi, and die a8 mortyrs, Mount . Tabor consecrated Calvary. Tho brightness of the former deopons tho dnrkuoss of tho latter, and in that talk about Iis death, while transfigured, there was a forotasto of that cup wluch In the garden Ho would linvo to pass by, But Christ and His dieciplos were not to ro- main on the bright mountain, The lunatic, tho perplexad fathor, and tho confounded_disciplos wore at the bage of tho mountain, So Christ could notstay in Ieaven,—a possessed world noeded him. Lossons: The Old Testnment and the Now aro in hnmnu{{. The dead live and are inter- estod in us, ot Clirist’s character nor His resurrection aro tho chiof features of His mis- sion, but 1fis death. * Hoar yo Him.” Thiswas tho sumo volco which spoko upon Binai. Christ iy Lord of all. THE EVENING SERVICE. Tho aftornoon traing took many back to the oity, but tho grounds woro enlivoned by tho pros- enco of hundreds, most of whom convened in tho groat oirclo in'the evoning to liston to tho Rov, . O, Clondonning, pastor of the Grant Placo Chureh, Ohicago, The illuminated grove, tho light upon tho whifo cottages and tonts, the lurga congregation with tho baro canopy of hoaven over all, rendored the night sceno pocu- lar and yet inspiriug. Of all othor hours that of the early eve seoms tho “swect Lour of rayer." =~ L'ho worship bogan with the hymn, Como Jot us ueo the grace diviuo, And nl with ono accord In a perpotual covinant Join Outsolves to Clirist thio Lord, which was followed by prayer aud another hymn, aftor which an impressive sermon was dolivered bagoed on thoso words : ““Ihorefore, my belovel brothiron, bo yo stoadfast, uumovablo, slways abounding in tho work of the Lord, for as much 0 yo kuow that fiaur 1abor i not 10 vain in the Lord." 1 Cor, 15 : 68, 8in in eubduod, the law honored, death stingloss, the gravo robbed of ity terrors; groat, glorious, and oternal victory over tho powers of ein ¢! rou[.ib Jesny Christ, To provo Lo possibility of this experioncs, the argnment of tho Apostlo, as prosented in thik chaptor, was framed. His promiso and logic boh)(i corraot, bLis conclusion iy inovitablo. With all the forco of innpiration comes this oxhortation to immov- ability upon tho ous hand and to oarnest offort upon tho otbier. Thoso two pluses of tho Ohriu- tian lifo, with tho reason for euch, wre horo Dbrought to view, To bo stendfost is well. To be immavablo is bottor. Tho winds may sway, the waves msy Jostle tho stendfast, but tho imunoy- ablo npoeithor sways nor trembles. Theso words describe the position of tho Christian with re- urd to tho seductive powers of darkuess, There i tho soduction of unbelicf, Unbeliof s ovor attempting to stoal its march upon us, It at- tocks oxporienco, Ex{mrh!ucu a8 givon by others, aud oven that through which we have nssod oursalven. It altaols ootrine: thomost andamental aud vital iu tho Ohristian systom, How cun thoro bo trinity in unity ? How cau tho Dlvino become incarnuto? Iiow could the ful- noss of Godhood, and tho complotonoss of maus hood bo found in the ouo person Jusus Christ ? How can divino ssoriflce muko stouomont for human guilt? : ‘Thoso querics and many othora press thom- sulyos upou tho attention of tho beliovor, He may not avoid thiem if ho would and he ought not if ho ocould, G * Home fow thinga nre sottled in tho matorial world by tho common roason sni consont of moukind, Tor example, tho reality of the ma- terinl itsol!, oto. o in tho moral world woma thinga are kottlod by tho common conviotion of the race. A fow mon may deny them, but thoy aro a4 wild dreamers ay are £he mon who dony {he ronlity of the matarial, One of these nottled cortainies’ is that men hna a moral na- turo. Thin naturo domands a God., Horo tho -roverond mspoaker roforrod to_ tho ovidences and genuinoness of tho Sacred Word in dotall, But wo must not only be stondfast in tho theory, but alao in the practico, For, with all this immovability on tho ono hand, we aro, on the other liand, to bo found always abounding in tho work of tho Lord. The speakor olased by reforring to the danger of drifl mg unconeeimmI( nway from Ohrist. Tow Christians deliborately wander from Ohriat; but they conro, little by littlo, to do tho work of the Lord, Beforo thoy aro aware of it, thoy hiavo drifted out Into tho caroless, indifforont, aud Godloss world, T.ot us hold fast to tho Lord Josus Cbrist, nud tho roward of our toil will not bo in vain. Nover In vain shall mon labor for God. W AUNDAY RERVICES. These will not vur{ from tho rogular pro- rammo announced In yosterday's Tminuse. or {8 it known who will officiato. “The Rov. Dr. Fowlor, President of tha Northwestorn Univor~ ity, at Evauston, ia oxpeetod to bo presont, and »sovoral othor distingnished divinos. THE SUNDAY TRAIN, Thoro will b but ono train from Ohieago to tho cnmp-grounds on Slfllflll'y. and that will leava tho dopot st tho corner of Oannl and Kiuzie siroots, according to the doclaration of Mr, ong, ~ Clairman. of . tho Railroad Qommittoe, at 8:30 a. m., nud roturn, leaving the Camp Grounds at 5:80 Pom. ATIRIVALS, Among tho arrivals yesterday waore Charlos Busby, contractor, Ohicago; T, C. Hong, Laq., Evanaton ; Ira Brown, Chicago ; tho Rove. Mr. Yates, Oskland, and H, W. Thomas, Trinity Chwch, Ohicago, THE COUNCIL. Ald. McGrath’s Little Gameo in Calling the Special Meot- ing Spoiled. An Attempt to Rush Throngh the Sun- day Saloon Opening Ordi- nence Frustrated, Thore was o special meoting of the Council yesterdny ovening, the Acting-Mayor in the chair. Tresont, Aldormon Bowen, Dixon, War- ron, McGonniss, McAvoy, Bidwell, Pickoring, Tracey, Behmitz, Cullerion, McClosry, Clowry, Bailey, Powoll, O'Bricn, Olark, Kchoo, Miner, Bhorwood, Mooro, Cloveland, Quirl, MecGrath, Lckhardt, Stout, Malr, Lougacher, Schaffuer, Onrnoy, Caunon, Corcoran, FINANCIAL, Tho adverse report of the Finance Committoo on the claim of F. Lotz & Son, for pay for work dono on the west wing of tho old Court-ITouso, 'waa takon up. It is a claim which has beon be- | foro the Council and the courts for four yoars, and hus beon defeated in both places. Ald, BohafToer moved to rocommit, in ordor that the claimants might arguo their caso bo- foro tho Committeo. Tho motion to recommit was agreod to—yons, 25; nnys, 6. Tho adverso roport of the samo Committoo on tho claims for damages of James Kinny wag concutred in, BUNDAY DEER. The ordinance providing for allowing saloon- kaopors to soll liquor Bunday, provided thoy will keep thelr front doors nnd windows closed, was takon up. Ald. McGrath moved to waive the ongross- mount. f Ald. McGinness moved to postpone the wholo mattor till tho first Monday in Decomber. Ald. McGrath #aid tho Judiciary Committoo had carefully considerod the matter, and decidod it was bettor to compol ealoon-keepora to koop their doors and windows closed Sunday, rathor than to allow them to be opened in tho nftor- noon. Ho preferred tho lattor way, but Ald, Boud suggosted the idea ombodiod i the prosont ordinance, nnd that, if a man's doora woro shut aod blinds down, it was nobody's buainoss what was going on in tho houso. = As it stood, it soemed to him the beat thing that could bo dono, Bome men now kept open Sunday, while others, more cloaaly watchod, could not sell at all. All the hotels constantly sold, thongh they had no more righta than any orderly ealoon. It was timo to put a stop to that injustico, and to the pretenso that liquor was not sold SBunday. If tho ordinanco was passed, the police would have tima to look aftor thieves and pickpockets. Ald. Powell moved that the ordinanco origi- nally reforred to tho Committoo bo Inid ovor und published, and tho one ropurted tomporarily postponed. Ald, Bhorwood was opposed to any postpono- ment, and was roady to meot tho issuo at once. Ho could hardly Tenlizo Low any Alderman conuld introduce “such an ordinance. It wasa cownrdly one. A large majority, ho thought, belioved tho Lest interoats of society requira tho aaloons to bo closed Hunday, Othors thouglt closing thom endangored thoir personal liberty, aund wanted them upou. From oithor stand point, the proposod ordiuaico wes o ovn- sion. If ho wanted boor SundnK. bo would like to go in ot tho front door, Looked at from the other sido, it wus wrong, becsuseit sllowed n hurtfal thing to bo carried on in a sneaking way. Whatover elso they did, they should not voto for such an ordinance, Ald. Bohaftnor spoke, sustaining the ordinance, Ald, McGonniss hod ot last loarned the roal objoct of tho call, which'was to pnss tho vilo or- dinunco on_ tho Jiquor quostion, Mo rograttod that suy Aldermon should advocato anything of tho kind. Ho wanted tho law to stand as it was, and the people insisted on_tho enforcomont of tho Bunday ordinanco, and that Ald. McGrath 1n‘m] Hehatfuer thought tho same thing in their 0RIt8, Ald. McAvoy said tho liquor question had cro- atod moro ill-fooling than any question that had ever come up in the eity. obsoloto Inw haa beon rovived, striking at about tho only business from which tho city dorived a roveuuo, and which was o logitimato business. Thero wero as good men jn that as any otuor occupation. Tha wholo troublo was that the authoritics did not discriminato in gravting Licensow, and tho good hiad to suffer for tho Lad, Ho belioved the pro- posied ordinancoe to bo a logitimato compromiso, t prosorved tho pesco, nud yet allowed of tho purchase of liquor by the” workingmen, for whom Bundny was tho only day of reoroation, ‘Whilo thoy tried to close snioons, thoy mado no offort to stop the mnle of liquor st drug- stores * ond reataurantu, 'ho Sundny law wns not onforced. Ald. McGonnigs hiad snid ha knew of but one saloon on Stato stroot whoro boor was sold Sunday, Tho epoalcor kuew of forty, for ho sold thom tho beor Satur- day, snd got tho kega back Monday. Tho law was 8 farco and o mackw—nnly o voxation and & persooution, They had bottor pass the ordi- nance aud sottlo the quostion beforo the oloction, Ald. McGruth deniod the spoclal meeting Liad boen callea to put through the pending urdi- nance. 1o ngain dofondea the ordinance, aud bollo‘im;l & maojority of his constituonts fa- vored 1t. Ald. Quirk obJocted to postponoment, and wantod an immadiate voto, Ald. Bidwell also pratosted against any post- ponemont. Ald, Powoll's motion to postpone was lost— yoaa, 8 ; nays 29, ‘The motion to poapono till Decomber was not agrood to—yeas,11; nays, 21, The motion to waive tho ongrossment was lost ~—yeas, 16 ; nays, 17—as follows :, Yeas—MecAvoy, Tracoy, Hehmitz, Cullerton, Mce COlowry, O'Wrien, Rehoo, 'McGrath, Eckhordt, Stout, Maltr, Leugaclof, Hobatiner, Goulon, and Gorcorad Naye—Dawen, Dixon, Warron, McConniss, Bldwell, Pickuring, Olowry, Bulley, Yowell, Houd, Olark, Miuor, Bhurwood, Moore, Gloveland, Quirk, aisd Carfioy—17, ' A motion to refer to tho Clork for ongross. ment was lost by a similar vole, - "Tho ordinanoo was theu placed on filo—yeuns, 19'; nays, 13, Tho (vJouncfl then adjourned, ———— THE CITY IN BRIEF, The wounded of the lato collision aro all do- Ing well oxcept Mr, Finkelmeyer, who lios in a procatous condition aé the Alexisn Drothers' Hospital, Tho moeting of the stockholdora of tha West- ern Catholic Publishing Company instead of taking place this evoning will boleld on tho 18th of noxt manth, Tho caso_of tho colored man McGuire, who was arrostod for stealing a pocket-book contain- ing 813, was dismissed yostorday morning by Bahvou, no one apponring againat him, Tho alarm of firo from Dox 254 at 4 o'clock yosterday afternoon was caused by a £20 blaze in tho engluo-room of the furnituro factory of Halvaraom, Jolineon & OCo., 77 and 79 Noblo stroot, An inquost was yentorday held on the body ot Harry Day, erushod betwoon two Chicago, ur~ lington & Quino cars, on Thuradsy lnat, and o vordict rondored in accordanco with the faots. An inquest was yostorday held on tho body of Glintlon M. oufamin, & 183 0 yoara of ago, who diod from falliug from a half-finished houso on Michigan avenue, near Sixtoonth stroot, whoro Lio and somo othor boys wore playing, Jamos Cumdot, who wna killod in the late railway disnstor, hns beon identified aw Jncob Conndort, from Lucerno, Bwitzorland, whore his poronta atill,_rosido. Ilo was @ Inboror, but whoro he worked i not known. At rbout 4 o'clock yostorday afternoon four mules bolonging to Drancil Whalkor, whila towing tho canal-boat Hunter, foll into tho canal opposite tho old lock-houso, and woro drownod, outailing a loss of $400 upon the propriotors. Houso No. 17 Aberdeon atroot, ocoupied by Mr, Ryckort and his family, was yestordiy ran- enoked by thioves, who eartlod off all valuablos, A Mr, Whipplo was m cliargo of tho lowso, but was :&muut n town at the timoe the robbory oc- ourred. Tho Polico Commissloners. anuur tobe nwara ot tho fact that tho approaching Iixposition will at- tract o Inrgo nuwbor of thicvos hithor, and soom disposed to do whnt thoy can to protect honost citizons from thoir rapacity. Tho subject of thief-oxtermination was fully discussod nt a ro- cont conforonee botweon tho Commissionors and the Acting-Mayor, and it waa finally decided that nlldmmauu kuown to the pelico aa vagranty and lonfors shall bo nrrested on sight, and dealt with in nccordance with law. Tho annual pionio of the Bt. Vincent Do Paul Bocioty cnmo off yostorday, at Sharpuhootors' Purk, “and proved a porfoct succoss, About 1,600 pooplo wore presont, and an oxcoliont pro- grammoe linving boon proparod, and carried out to tho lottor, all woro woll fatisfled. Bports, dnnch:i;, runuing, foot-ball, and base boll woro tho ordor of thedny. In tho base ball contost for a slivor ball and two rosowood bats, the Lib- orty Olub succoeded fn dofosting the Dano, Waoutlako & Co. nino by a scoro of 23 to 8. Thero is now s young man visiting pienics, theatres, circuscs, ete, not by his hard-enrnod mouey, but by his inordinato cheok, Hoprotouds to bo n roportor of the Journal and corrospond- ont of the Now York Afercury. Ho mato aequaintance with overything portaining to tho differont nowspaper men in the city, and a ood nddress, which easily doosives the innocent ginpmxsur of reserved soats at tho cirons, Lot ovory one on whom this dead-beat calls make it o mattor of duty to kick him out of doors. Bomo time siuce attention was callod to s Ger- man coufldonce-man who was going around among his poorer countrymen roprosonting him- solf as an ngont of tho Amorlcan Merchauts' Union Express Company. Ho is still on hia travels. Lo tolls his victima thoro is a packsgo for them in tho expross oflice, on which ko much is duo, Bomotimes they pay him, aud, going to the oftice, fud thero is uoxlnakngn for them, and that they havo boon swindled. o iu & smooth- facod, woll-bullt follow, snd_tho oxpross com- paoy would liko to got hold of him, The Board of Public Works havo dotermined to oxtond the Twelfth stroot sewer somowhnt turther into tho Inke, and, as soon as tho bids are oxamined, the oxtonsion will be made. Tho ‘Twonty-socoml stroot sower will not bo altorod for the presont uutil the oxtonsion onn bo pro- teotod by & pier or broakwator. Tho- railrond company, it is said, propose to fill up out to tho railrond-breakwator, and, until that is dono, the ier cannot bo put in properly, The residents n that vicinily must, thoreforo, possoss their souls in &mtinncn or invent o patont nose-holder during tho provalenco of onst winds. Dr. Bon 0. Millor is in roceipt of a lettor from tho Dircotora of tho Illinois Institution for the Education of the Deaf and Dumb, ot Jackson- ville, annaunc105 that in pursuance of an nct of thio Liegialaturo tho Bonrd hay commenced work, and is pushing as rapidly as possiblo tho ercotion of additional buildings. Tho location of tho building now being constructed and tho condi- tion of the work aro such that it would be nel- thor prudent nor safe to have the pupils in at- tondanee. A due regard for their intorest com- pols tho Board to dofor the opening of school for o fow woals, Assoon as tho swinging of derricks and tho raising of hoavy timbers have ceasod tho term will bo commonced, Lot all good poople who think wo ars fast ap- pronching that atato of prison disciplino that will bo outirely reformatory, and that any rascal can converted by a fow yoars’ involunta: confinemont to & sainé, take s walk down Olark streot, sud take na clogo n view ag thoy can of tho building used for the First Procinct Station, sud moro particularly of the colls in which it would be criminal to put dogs, but not bunko- playors ; and yot human beiugs, and quito often nnocont ones at that, havo been locked in thoso dotestablo holes for days. The oxcuso that tho building was insdequate to the wants of 8o im- portant a station is no oxcuse at el for keepin tho place so filthy. But this is everybody's busi- noss, und no ono attonds to it. Whoro isa lond call for anothor Howard to look after tho prisons of Chicngo, A woman named Mary McCarthy, who was brought drunk to the -Union Streoct Polica Sta- tion at 7 o'clock on Thursday evening, diod sud- denlyin the cell during thonight, At timessho complainod to tho ofticers of & pain in the hend, but thoy thought nothing of it, a8 n sore head is 8 very commion consequonce of inloxication. Bhe drank water sovoral times during the might, tho Ingt timo being st half-pust 8in tho moming. Two hours later an offlcer discovered that she was dond, Docensed wns an Irishwomsn of abont 40 years of ago, and {s unknown to tho polico. inquoat was hold on tho body, whon 8 vordict waa rondered that death onsued from a clot in tho right side of tho heart, aud that it was hastened by tho excossive use of intoxicat- ing liquors, A vordant Cannuck, Jegse Malcolm by namo, Bailing from Tronton, arrived in Chieago yastor- day eveniug aud made the ncquaintance of o benevolent individual who, by a strange coin- cidonco was travoling in tho “samo diroction ag himsolf. The new acquaintanco took him to his hoart and offered him s job to take caroof n horso he waa toking with him. Aftor somo leagant conversation tho Cannucle was induced Pu 1ot the now acquaintance liave his money, £30 in all, ¥ fust to havo it ohanged.” The monoy- ohangor “wontup o flight of stairs, tolling tho yordant one to wait. Ho did so, until tho opora- tion of wn!flu% grow o painfully monotonous that ho thonght Lio hind botter confide the inci- dent to tho lmlluo. As hio could not doseribe the swindler, the dotectives could do mothing for him, and a8 all lie now ownod in tho world was a ticket to T'ronton, he got on the cars and loft the city. Tho South Bond ZTribune of the 21t tolls of a daring attompt at murdor and highway robbory ‘which was mado botwoen that plyco sud Alishu- walka on tho ovoning of the 20th, M. 8. Furr, o wholesalo notion peddler from Chicago, loft Mishawaka about dusk, aud, while driving along tho river, noticed two Llllflplclnlm-loukhl’g men following him. Near a placo called tho * Break o' Day " they passed him, and hid thoir facos oy thoy did so.. Whon ho bad gone a short distsnce furthier on, ho was startlod by keveral pistol- shota that wero fired at bim from s clump of co- dara ou tha river sido, close to the rond. As fortune would kavo it, ho happenod to bo loan- ing back in his soat, and thus escaped boing killed. He whipped \fl) Lis horsos, and succood- od in ronchlug Bouth Bond In safoty. An oxam- ination of the cover of his wagon-soat showed six_bullot-holos through _tho sides, diroctly in linewith hin hoad had ho been sitting upright. "This in tho socond nttompt on tho lifo and prop- orty of BIr. Farr that has been made in tho vi- cinity of Bouth Bond during the year. Gonoral Buperintendent Riddlo, of tho Ohicago, Rook Island & Paoific Railroad, states in regar to tho movement of property-holdors on Clark stroot to compol thom to vacato that - thorough- fare, that tho right to run on Olark streot was granted thom some twonty yoars nFn but thoy wonld bo willing to vacato the stroot {f thoy could buy the proporty thoy would noed at auything liko n ronsonabls figuro. T'ho Michigan South- orn tailrond, which also formerly run on Clark stroot, but nover had any right to do so, bought $lo propoerty in tho roar of that stroot, and lnid their trick thore, At that timo soveral roal ou- tato spoculntors, and partioularly Messrs, Jouks, Mogers & Norris, bolloving thnt, tho Rook Tntand Road alid intonded Lo miovo, bought up all tho property umK could MI}IIII‘O, and now hold iv at exorbitant figuros, Clurk stroot, Mr, Riddle enys, can nover oxtond farthor than T'wonty-soc- ond stroet, becouso that streot and all the aur- rounding proporty is owned by the Company, Whoover would fuduce two-thirds of tho col- legos and_univorsitics of the Northwost to con- contrato their offorts, attor the manuor of our railrouds, so that two, ten, or twonty might bring thelr stndonts bofore the same faoultios, aud cowbine their fands to securo faoultios whose reputations’ would insure the confidence of students, would do a good work for‘the cansg of edneation in the Northweut, ‘The Ohicago and Nortlwostorn Univorsition hayo takon n sto) In this directidn in uniting in’ the ‘establhiman) of a law colloge, with Judges Trumbull, Duo- littlo, and Booth as senior law lecturers, Profu. Donnlow and Philip Myors as instruotors, with incidontal ald from other mombors of our bar on spoolal toples, Olloago should be tho seat of a Las an inti-. Iaw school oxcolled in numbers and talont by nono in the country, Biate eupport has dono muoh {o build up rival institutions olsowher, to which Illinols studonts have flocked, Thero aro advantagos, liowovor, not only for Illinols rtudenta, but for those from other Blatos, 1n studying low in 8 largo city, in which (ho Fod- oral, State, and looal conrts aro always in full blask, aud {n whioh tho highost grado of profos- slonnl ability oan be seoured. ‘“ An_ovening in the ITighlande,” was the titlo soleotod by tho Highland Associatlon of Chiengo for thoir firat soml-annual gatharing in_Grows' Hall, on Wost Madison stroot, botwoon Sheldon stroot and Bishop court. The Hocisly I8 com- posed mainly of ladios and gontlomen who have rotninod tho Gnolis langungo, and is at onco gocial and litorary in ita charactor. Its ullimaio objeot™ is to socure for its mombors o library of Gnelio worls, which it can obtain fromno othor Nbrar. Tho gathoring Inat ovening wan not as Inrgo as it will bo on the next aceaston, but was sufliciontly 80 to oncourngo the memhors in continuing the organization. ~ Tho programmo last ovoning em- braced o medloy, purely national in charactor, aa follows: A soloction of Highland mueic 'on tho bogpipos, by Josoph Gant; _addrows of Mr. _McPhordon, tho Chnirman, rond by Mr., McLaughlin; & Gaolic song, quar- totto by tho Bousrs, BMcKays «and Bacloans ; noloction of Highland muslo on tho piano by Brs. McPhorson; tho Highland Fling by Gilbort Robortson ; an addross to tho Socioty by tho Tov. Mr. sfoLaughlin; & song In English by Mr, Nicoll, accompaniod by Miss McLaughlin; and 8 racoss and rofroshmonts by all the party; o similar programmo for tho sccond part, contnin- ing, bosidos, a sword danco, and concluding with ‘‘Auld Lang 8yno.” The evoning was ono of ronl onjoymont to the membors, MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH. Foreign Markots, Livenroor, Aug, 22—11 8, m,—Market unchangod, Flour, 2u@20s, Wheat—Winter, 124 6d ; spring, 116 Gi@12s 2d ; white, 12 40@128 7 ; club, ' 120 BU@128 g;]l.“l.'nm, 208 §d@2n Gl York, 60s 6d. Lurd, 4 6, Lrvenroor, Aug, 12~2:30 p, m.—Trendstulls steady, Bpring wheaf, 118 6d@12s, ' Corn, 20a Gd, Test ne clanged. Lonvay, Aug. 205 p. m.~Consols, 035@92%( ; 5-203 of '68, 951 3 do of '67, 517 1040, 0035 ?(n?ow’fiu: 013 ; Erlo, 473 ' Amount of bullion withdrawn from tho' Biank 'of Englund on balanco to-day, £40,000, Sperm oll, 918, YRANKFORT, Aug, 12,~5-20 of 63, 073, Lavenroor, Aug, ivoning.—Cotton dull ; mid. dling upland, 82;@8% 1 Orlcaus, 0@Y%¢d § sales, 1 00 Lalos ; Amorican, 6,000 balen ; speetiation andt o Ort, 1,000 bales; anica of tha weok, 60,000 bales ; oxport, byl bales ; speculation, 6,000 balea, Btock, 700,000 halon s Ameriean, 320,000 bales, Rocoipts, 44,000 bafua; Amerlcun, 16,000 bafes. Actunl oxport, 5,000 bales: Btock nfloat, 373,000 Lulen ; Awerlcan, 40,000 Linlos, Breadutuils steady 3 rod spring wheat, 118 61@128 H rng I}vlnlnr, 124 6d, “Flour, 28@4%, Corn, 294 6d. eeso, 008 Cumberland midales, 37a ; sliort rib, 405, Tieccipta of whoat for ilie fmst thre fnss, 60,000 qra, of which 44,000 qra woro Americau, Recolptu of corn samo time, 5,000 qs ; Amcrican, 6,000, Yorm and fabrics at Manchesfor dull, but not. quot- ably lower, Albany Live-Stock Maricet. Spectal Dispatch to The Chicavo Tribune. Aunaxy, N, Y., Aug. 22,—Beoves—Thoro Lus beon a dullness In tho fuarket w0 far thls week, Owing to tho striko omong tho rallrowd cwployes, the stock trafns have beon verr frregular, but tho aupply of eate 4o has been equnl o the demand., Tho reculpts fo- day woro 110 car loads, being 18 lcas than Inat wock, Thoro were fow dalern from New York and Drighton, but Rhodo Island, Conncetiont, sud Massachusotis ‘woro falrly roproscuted, ‘*ho qunlity of tho cattlo i somewhat boiter fhuu lnst weok, but the prices aro about tho samo nnd in_somo casoa fowor, Livingstono has sbout eight hundrod hoad of sloera en ronto, which will resch hero to-morrow, and ho sold 42 ead of ‘primo Ilinols stoors to IT, Benedict at Te par Ib, which was tho Lighest prico quoled, The recoipts at Weat Albany for the week onding fo-night aro aa follows, Booves, 0,888; slioop, 15,500; hogs, 24,600 horacs, Milch Cows—Thero s nothing dofng in thia line, only about atlozon cown being scen fo the yards, Slieop and Lambs—Tho quality of sheop this wook 18 good, but tho market Is somowhat giutted, Tho ‘buyers aro chiefly country dealers, Bheop aro quoted 8t I,\f@fiu; Tambs, 6@ 7xc, Calves—Vory fow {u thio markot; ave quoted ot 4@ o, Hogs—Vory littlo doing; no quotations, Now York Live-Stock Marlcet. Nuw Yong, Aug. 22.~Tooves—To-dsy reocipts 320, making 3,100 sinco Monday, against 4,730 aame time Inst wook. Markot quiet sud_unchanged, with nativa uteers quoted ot 04/@134a ; Toxnn gl § frosh offer~ ings wero oxclusively comimon aud ordinary Toxas, 43@5¢c owt, und eold ot 1@8e, - Buccp aud Lambe—To-day's recelpts, 5,850, making 10,020 sinco Aonday, agaiust 13,500 sarho tmo Inat weok. Trices furthior declined aud_sntos livorsl at 6@ 80 for Iambs and 4X@5Xec for sheep, Among ilio #aloa worw § cars of OL slicop, B7 1ba,6X@5Kc ; 1 car, GTlbu, 40 1 ar Michigan, 170 Ibu, 6o 1 Gar 90 5303 1'car Slato Lawbe, 95 'Ibs, 8o 7 1 car Canadn, 63 28, 8o ; 1 car, 03 lba, 70; 1 car, G3its, Tio and 1 ear Tennsylvanta, 50 s 63c. Brwino—Tteceipts to-day, 2,133 logs, making 10,050 alnco Monday, sgalust 13,080 samna tinio lust wouk, ' No livo lioua olferod. - City drossod Ligher and closod at el (L Buffalo Live tock Market. Dureao, Aug, 23—Gattlo—eceipta to-day, fn cluding 1oportal arrivals, 0403 total supply for the wack thus far, 8,565, or 605 cars, aguinst 616 1ho samo time last week, Nothing dolug to-day, Market well supplied with common’ atock nud Foxans, for which thero s no domnnd, ANl stock in th yards will bo lh(Y\pfl\l East in first hands, Sheop and lsmba-Receipta to-day,200; the woek thus fur 20,200, agulust 0 some time last weok, Tho markot closud dull and Lieavy for Weatern sbioop; Osnuda stock all disposod of at yestorday's prices; Wentern slieop, $1.95G1.605 Canada, $5.003 G.60; ‘Canads lumbn, §5.7660.15, Bevoral loads of ‘Woatern sheep unsold—will bo shipped East by the original owncr. Iloga—Rscelptn to-day, ncluding reported arrivals, 46005 total supply for the weck thus for, 23,500, ngalnit 14,400 pamo tlmo lant week, Market wenk af yostorduy's prices. Sales of Tilinnig, Ohlo, and ichl- gau hogs, 17U@ 334 the, $4,90(36.25, 0 total supply for New York Dry-Goods Farket, New Yonk, Aug, 22.—Tho_trado movement contin- ues quite adtivo, wilh ugonts in noarly all brauches, aud tho jobbing ' trado shows sigus of Improvement. Outton goods arw fy spirited demind o sleady ut ua- chonged prices, Btandard sheeting, blonched shirt ings, und cottonr flanncls aro maviug frecly. Printa arg vory brlsk; ginghnma in Lettor Toquest ; shawls and droas goudn wotlve ; cassimeren in fadr domuind ; wool flaunely and blankots n brisk request; plain forolgn dress gloves more actl Enst Liberty Live-Stock Market, East Luenty, Pa, Aug, 22.—Osttlo—Arrivals, 161 oo Xerivals, 24 cara Phlladolphi £5.45 to $5.60 Hogs—Arrivals, 24 cars Philadc! 185, $5.1 0 $5.60 5 Yorkers, £5,00 to 5,35, L : Blicop—arrivaly, 11 ‘cars beat, 610 to Gige; mo- dium, 430 to 5¢; common, 3o 10 4¢, Pitsburgh 0il Market, rTanunaw, Aug, 23—~Crude petroloum firm at 0; rotined weak at 157 ‘The Produco Mariots, NEW YORK, New Yorx, Aug. 23.—Corron—Light, with brisk oxport dumand; middling uplands, 20¢, BueapsTUrVA—Elour scarcely Ho uctive; rocelpts, 10,000 bris. BuperfinuWestern and Stato, $5,00@6.60 ; common 1o good oxtra, $6,20@30,05; good to chvice, $0.70@7.25 ; whito wheat extra, $7.25(38,40 ; oxtra Offio, $0.8028.50 ; Bt, Louls, $£06.70®10,76. Ryo {lour flm‘ corn moeal quict aud unchanged, Wheat hiy fair oxport demand; veccipts, 66,000 Oblosgo_ epring, $1.44@L47; 'No. 2 Milwaukes $1.50@1.51 3 No, 1 Milwatikve, '$1,68; now winter rod ‘Wuostern, $1.63@1.04, Ryo scurcoand firm ; Westorn aud Stale, 92@9io, Barloy unchangod, Bialt fivm ; four-rowed Blate 98c. Corn higher witha good due mand ; recolpts, 161,000 bu ; stoamor Wealorn mixed, 60@57501 sall do, 58@60c ; high mixed and yollow Weatern, 50@030; kili-driod and Lcated, S@653, ‘Oata moro setive 3 rooeipts, 27,000 bu 3 mizod Wentern, 2940 whilo Wentorn, 46@1c ; binck, 40@ 4o, Fuds—Quiot and eawy ;' Wostorn, 23340, 1Ay aND Hors—Steady, Guocknres—Cafleo firm and quiot ; Rlo, 10X@31 30, Bugar firm ; fair to good refining, 8:;@825e, oladuon qulot and firm, Rico firin, at 83:@8zc. PernoLrysi—Orudo, 86 ; veflued, 1630, TunpenTINE—Btoady, nt &3kge, Provisions--Pork stoady, with fair demand ; new aces, $1B.19@18,25, Deol wleady; mess, $9,00 10,60 ; extra, $11,25@12,60, Cut meals unchanged, Middfoa firm } loug cluar, o, Turd quiot and easior ; old Western tcam, 850 ¢ now, 8lgc, BuTTER AND OnExse~Unchanged, Winsny—Dloro sctive, nt 99@9%o, BUFFALY Borvato, Aug. 2%,—BUEADSTURER— Flonr ateady, Wheat dull; ales, 20,000 bu No, 9 Milwaukea club at $1.38, Corn quiet und o buttor's ealen, 25,000 bu Ko, 3 priino at 480, _Oats qlot, at 30)e for No, 3, Ityo— warkot bure, ' Darloy—markot baro, Beeps—Lawer ;400 buga now thuothy at $3.75; 100 Dage modlum clover at 35,60, Frriongs—Unsottiod ; 100 for wheat, 0o for corn, and 6350 for osth, DALTIMORE, Davrivons, Aug. 23.—Bnapsrursa—Flonr and wheat quiot ‘and unchanged, Corn quict 3 mixed Wostorn, 683@500, Oatw weak § mixed Westor, 4@ 4do; whlle, 400, liyo al B3G50, Phovisions—Quick und uncliangod, Lard dull at BA(@8BX0. iurTih—Unchanged,’ Wittsuy—Hearco ; smnl) salen at $1.00, CINOINNATL Crsonatr, Aug, 24, —lingAvsturra—Flour firm at 0,60@0.75, Wheat fiem nt $1.30, Corn fivm at 406 Mo, Wyoln folr denund and higher st 780, Oals il barloy quifot and unchangoil, Provisions—Quiot and hiold firm, Mes pork firm at $10,80@17,00; round fota hold Armly ut $17.00, Tard ot light "offorlnga ; aleamn, BEH)0; Kolle, 8@ A( ;' bulle meats quiet and u - ehado oasler elionlders, $8.87A@8.403 cleur ib ut D3(@0)¢o 3 clour, DX @00, #hotlders, D e Uucan fn fule Jobbing dn;xmn(n)n i (63 “clear rib, 105@105u ; clear, 103 A sy ot R, oL CULEVELAND, OLRVELAND, Aug, 32,—Daxipstorss—\Wheat inac- 0)0, |, Bork Maj, N, tvo ; No. 1, $1,44; No, 3, $140, Corn firm at 49@500, Ontwiiot s Nor 1 ang 2 S 2 TrriosEus—8loady and unchanged, MILWAUKEE, MILWAURRE, AUg, 22 —DnzAvATUFM—Tlour dull and drooping,” Whioat in fatr demand and firm s No. 1 neing, $1.267 No, 3, $1.21% on spot: 141y scllor Augunt s $1.T0% Soplombor:. Oata dull and lower ; No. 2, 26ie, Corn buoyant, but unsettled; No,3, Jigo duil and a shisds lowor; No. 1, $L.6% Darioy ; No, 3, f1. Friians—To Buffalo, 807 Oawego, 19c, RuozirTa—Flonr, 3,001 Lelh s whoat, 115,000 bu, BBiuteAeiTa—Flour, ROMD bl whsl, 107,000 i, Towzno, Aug., 22.—BReAbRrore—TFlour ateady, Wheat apenod firm bt closed dull ; No. 1 whito War Uneh, $1.62 ; ‘No. 3 do, $1.71; ‘smbor_Michigan, SL4YY apot 3 $1.423¢ Augus 13 Soptombors No, 1 rol, $145% ;' No, 9, $1.42)¢ ; 'No, 3, $1,18@1.40,’ Corn i high rafxod, 45%o6pot ; 45340 aellor Septomior; low mifxod, 4430 ! wiiilo, 51o; fo grado, 430, Oata eloady ; While, 900 § No. 1, 346 ; No, 4, 1o, Fnetauts—¥irm and unchionged. Rreorira—Klour, nono; wheat, 46,000 bu; corn, 02,000 bu ; oats, 5,000 bu, Butpatiirs—Flour, 3,000 brls; wheat, 22,000 bu; ‘corn, 23,000 bu, PHILADELPHIA. PRIADELINIA, AUg, 33, —DEADRTURPS—Flour une chaugod, Wheat' $n_good domnud ; red, $1,00@1,63 ; No, 1upring, $1.50, Rye sloady, at 8lo, Corn in fair domand ; yollow, 620 mized, 00@020; while, 0@ IX&IJ. Onta lnnméfl:ll‘vu H 1\lllll“). 40@4Tc, PRTROLEUN—Orude, 11'¢@11; 0; refinod, 16@101(0, Wilthke—Tron-boutd Werterinaid at 10 0 ' NEW ORLEANS, Nrw Onueaws, Aug, 22, — DREADSTUFFS — Flour firmn ; good to choleo troble, $7.25@7,76 3 family, $4.75 @10.00, Corn, demand fair'; mixed, 70 ; yellow and white, 700, Oats In falr domand at 4334 @4be, inan—=Iu fale supply and domand ut 9e, 1Av—Duil ; prinic, §24.00, Provisions—~Purk iearca ; old, $17.00 3 new, $18.00. Dry walt mouts rearco ot 9%, Bacan dull and doop: ing ot 03@UXE@NZe, 1ams, 14Y@Ise, Lard Chiolca nearco 3 primo dull 3 Horco, 85@% ; keg, 10 c. GrooenrEs—8ugar searco and dull: good to fully fair, 92@10c, Molasies o movement., Wirrsy—Scarco and Ligher ; Loulaiina, $1.00 § Cin- clunatl, $1,034. Corron—Duil ; galew, 500 balea; good orina 1Y @16¢ ; low middiing, middling "Orleann, 177,60, Recoipts, 958 Tujea ; 6x ports, copstwise, 8’3 Alock, 13,606 weok's walew, 3,000 3 rocolpts net, 1,318 gross, 2,0563 cxporin to Groad Iritain, 5,407} axporla cosstwise, 1,031 § oxports to tho Coulinont, 20, BT.TOUIS, 81 Tour, Aup LneApsToTFa—Flour quict and_nuchanged, t dull and drooping for all aredel bolow the boat : small salen of No. 3 red at ¢ 2 ot $1.44@1.46. Oats dull and unchangod N @294 cas] Corn dult snd drooping; No. 2mixod, 39(:0io0 casli; 490 Soptembar ; 420 October, Barloy—All kalea on p. £, Rye firm nt 05¢, ‘Wiiaky—8earco and firm at 95¢, ThovistoNs—Dork quict at 316,75 3 bulk monts, no #ales, Bacon dull and eany ; amali lota of shoulders a0 @024 clear rib, 104@10%0; cloar, 103@ 107¢¢ ; cloar aldes for Boptouiber, 103¢, Lard quiot § sumnior, Tic, Hoas—Firn at $4.10@4.00, CATTLE—FITim ; wintered Texan, 3@4%¢c; medium to fair buoves, 83 @jgc ; Rood to choles, 45@00, MARINE. | Port of Chicago. ARRIVED.... Sclir 0. Bhaw, Bouth Haven, taubari. Trop Ciins. Rletz, Manistee, lumbor, Targo Hnrmony, Moniatee, Tumber, tnr Corona, 8, Jowenh, sundrios, Behir Albatrosn, Cedar River, lumber, Hetr M, 1, Hufo, Oconto, luinbor, Behr Adriatic, Muskegou!, lnmher, Helir W, Bates, Graud liver, wood, Belir Gom, Pike'h Plor, wood, Selir Advanco, Muskoion, lumber. Scow Bannor, South Havan, wood, Selir R, Simmons, Muskegon, ltniber, Eobr M. Dall, Muskegon, lunber, Sclir Arab, Muskegon,lutober. Sebir Threo Bolls, Muskeyon, fumber, Sobr Mary deVen, Muskegon, lumucr, 8elir A, Yingger, Mollaud, tabark, Bebir Wollin, Hoiland, uthbor, Belr Great Weat, Ocoltto, lumber, Bebr L. Doak, S, Jo, lumbor, s, 8. Paul's Bior, lumber, 8ehir O, Gordon, 8, Jo, lumber, Sehr Arrow, Holland, lumber, Selir I, J. Skidwore, Tontwator, lumber, Behr Afetic Muskogan, lumber. Htmr Manitowoe, Two Rivers, lumber, Hebir 1, J. Bloko, Grand Traverao Bay, wood, 8tinr Muskegon, Grand Haven, sundeles, Bebir Ithuca, Muskegon, lumbor. Hoow Harmonls, Bouth Taven, jumber, Sebr Laurel, Soth Tavon, lumber, Dark Nulad, Littlo Sodus, toal, 8ehr W. B, 'Allon, Buffald, conl, Sebir I, Muskogon, lumbar, 8ehr J, 1, Newland, Ludington, lumber, Scow Flota, Baugatiick, raiiroad ties, Behr Progréas, Holland, railrond Loa, Hebir Siln, Poussukon, lumber, 8eow Rowena, Whits Lake, lumber, Hehr 0, J. Rooder, Muskegon, lumber, Bobr Awcrican, 1air Haven, cosl, 8chr William Jones, Muskegon, {umber, Bebir Clty of Paincaville, Buftufo, coal, fohr Hattlo Fikhor, Holland, wood, Bork Unadilln, Buituln, coal, ek Aluria Murtin, Cloveland, coal, . i, Forry, White Lake flumber, Bark Ora, Andrews! Viér, raflroad tles. Ward, Whito Lake, lumbor, , Mushegon, lumbor, . E."Irauy, Manlatee, lumber, Sehr J, 8, Minor, Muskegon, lumbor, Belir 0, G, Goopor, Buffaio, coal, Behr IT, Rand, Alaska, bork, Sebr Harelor Aun, Wiite Lake, lamber, ehr Myatdo, Muskegon, lumber, Schr C, Libbard, Contrévilie, wood, 8elr Coral, Lincoln, fatl, Heow Bea Bird, Grabd laven, lnmber, Beow Morinuld, Grand River, eluby, Schr Kuight Témplar, Uawego, salt, Hohr Argu, Grand Rivor, bavk, gl Bladibon, Whilo Hall, lumibar. 8elir Goorgo O, Funnog, Unwego, kalt, Hebr Z, G, Simmous, Maniutes, lumber Seow South Sido, White Lake, uhituglos, Bebr Jwnes D, 8awyer, Bultalo, coal, Sebir Cornolia, Monominee, luniber. Sobr W, F. Allon, Manisted, lumber, Belir Aahiabuli, Kewouuee, bark, Prop Gen, 11, E. Paino, Muskegun, towing, Bargo Apprentico Bos, Muskogun, lnubor, Bargo Win, Boom, Mukkegon, Iumibor, Hebir 8naj, Ludington, lumber, Behr. , 80)vlo, Muskegon, lumbar, Sebir Peorla, Manlstoo, lunibor, Sehir Whita'Gloud, Clovoland, conl, 8clir Lono Star, Monom Seow Trio, South Huven, wood, Sehir Evaline, Buffalo, coal. Setir 0, North, Grand River, waod, Sl J. 0, Harrson, Buffalo, caal, Sehr Adirondao, Clovolnd, conl, Bebr . G, Mixer, Oswego, coal, 8elir Trinidad, Oawego, coal, Bahr Ethun Allon, Mouomince, lumber, Scow 8, P, Wilson, Bouth_Huven, wood, Belir J, Tibbots, Muskegon, lumbar. it Gipnoy, Munkegon, limber, Seow Cousin Mary, Sonth Ilaven, wood, Bargo Fashion, Codar River, lumbor, Bebir Wn, Smith, South Haven, tanbark, chr Soventh Ohlo, Muskegon, lumbor., ehr Bonvenir, Poutwater, tanbark, ‘Bchr Fergueon, Oconto, Iimber. Schr Warren, Muskegon, lumber, Schr U, B, Graut, Mauistoo, lumbor, Sehr W. Kellor, Fair Iaven, coal, e AL Thompaon, White Lako, Tumber, Schr Mogdalous, Whit Lake, lumber, Selir Dawn, Whito Lako, unbor, Selir Jenny Lind, Grand Haven, slabs, Sehr Lizzfo Throop, Muskegon, Tumber, Heow Paucagania, South Haven, wood, Belir Jubbard, Erlo, coal, el P, Huyden, Muekey Helir Kito Darley, Cloveln Belr Naelin, Oxtwego, sult, 8ehr Ella Ellonwood, White Take, lumber, Sche D, G, Wright, {¥hito Lako, Mimber, Sichr Hulvotin, Hutfalo, coal. 8chr D, Nowliall, Muskegan, lumbor. Solr Philo Seovillo, Erle, coal, e Jumes Couch, BitfTalo, caal, Belir Walllo Loulit,' Whito Lvke, lumber, Sotir Fisior, South Taven, wodd, Bolir Mocking Bird, Erlo, coal, Selr W, Preaton, 0awego, coal. Behir Quriow, Ludfngton, lomber, Behir B, Howlott, Whilo Lake, lnmber, Belir O, M, Joud, Littles odus, canl, Sehr A. J, Mowry, Homilin, Iumbor, e Tovi Graut, Maulstco, lumbor, Behr Yorsia, Wit Lako, limber, CLEEARANCES, . Stmr Corons, 8. Josoph, sundrien, tme Manitowoe, Manflowoa, sundtien, Prop Fuvorlie, Metomonoo, 16 brle york, and sundries., Helir Owanco, Buflalo, 2,100 bu whoat, n, lumbor, d, coal, cevers AR 31, Sehr J, Drummond, Kiugston, 19,008 bu corn, Hehir Bridgwater, Buffalo, 2,000 bu corn, ebr Wallln, Holland, 100 brls st NIQNT OLEATANGES, St Lawraaco, Ogdcanbuigh, 13,400 bn corn, 100 brla o Btmr Chiua, Erlo, 33,300 bu corn, 600 brls flour, Prop Oconto, Gruen h:‘y nundrlea, Bimr Murkegon, Graud 1aven, sundries, Atmr barge Monitor, Houth 1lavew, sundrles, Prop Arizana, Iirln, 27,000 bu corn, 1,000 brls pork, 181 brls lour, Latke Froightu, Very fo veanols wero Iu_port, but the inquiry was good, s rutos wero firm al 6o for corn, nominally at 7o'for whent, and be for onts, to HufTalo, ' Tho churs tars roported wore : Schir Bridgowator, corn fo Bufla- loot 6o ; selir Owasco (yoaterday), whont at 7o, Tort Colborno : Hohir Amcrica, wheat at 8ige, o New England, via Ogdensburgh s Prop Lawrotice, corn nt 20, Tolal, 43 capucity oqual to 40,000 bu wheat, 54,- 000 bt corn, Allnole River 1 onnal News, tel to The Chicugo Tribune, ‘the prop Novelly arrlvad from Peoria to-dvy, Lowine hur barge, Mgl for Tasallo, aud tho Hereulos, from Chillicothe, 'Tho Catasast and 'rog- vos, from Iennepln, and the Gen, McClellan and Bay Btate, frem Lako Dopue, all with corn for Chicago § b sllos a bargo from Hennopin with voal mino Ympl for Poru, Tho canal-hoat Montauk passed ont of the canal aud droppod down with a lght Toad of flour for Peru snd tho Heroulos, from Chillicothe, the Progress an Oataract, from leunopin, thy (o, SteOlellan, and Vay Btato, from Lake Depue, and tho Nautilus, from La- Balle, all with corn for Olieago, passsd inta tho To cannd, Right feot and 6 inclios of wator on tho mitro- ol of Lack 16, No'rupart of tho slage,of water bo- ow, . . OANAL Orrior, Onicaao, Aug, clhant, Ottawa, 6,000 bu corn ; R, 13, Goodell, Ottawa, 5,800 'bu_corn § Occan, Oltaws, 5,600 bu corn ; Come morce, Ottawa, 5,750 bil corn, 13,720 ba timothy sced ; prop Dupus, Lulialle, 136,826 1ba &ino} Olive Hranch, 2, —Anurvep—lor- 173@1805 middling, 1830 L. Lacon, 6,000 bn corn ; Lily, Morris, 5,000 hu corn, 7080 Tia mothy nood s Robert. Tioinen’ Morris 5,500 bu corn, 7,400 Its thnothy seed; Grucia Griawold, Minooka, 5,000 bu corit ; Omnb, Betoca, 5,800 bu corb, 4,180 1 tiniothy sood : Georgia, Oltawa, 0,400 bu corn Eclipno, Lomont, 85 yda atoue ; W, A, Bteol, Lomont, 5 yda atouo ; Augustn, Lomout, 80 ydu stone ; It, 1T, Atiinnon, Lemont, 813 ydn stonls ; Oak Loaf, Lomont, 065 yds slona; W, J, Ioecbuck, Lemont, 89 ydr storio; Moyflowor, Temont, 80 ydn stone; Edwin Walkor, Jr,, Lomont, 63 yda atotio; Mrtin’ Ifogan, Temont, 85 ydn stono’; Tteacto, Lomont, 16 7 stona § BlcPhorson, Lowont, #6 yds etone; B. & T,, Lemont, 89 fllh stono ¢ Tenrlotta Walkor, Teinont, 07 yda stone, 20 brls limo ; Bilie 0'Connell, Bag, 78 yda stono ; prop Bouth Bhoro, Willow Bprings, 47 yds_gravel ; Bligo, Willow Hpritige, 60 tons fee § Mary Oroly, Joliet, 67 tone dce 3 Gold Jtod, LaBalle, 0,100 bu corn § Reliance, Lomont, 89 yids stono, CLEARED—Props Wap, Bummit, Ught; Sligo, Wil low Bpringa, 1 it ; Motropolls, Ienry, 2,000 ft lwin. Der, 80 m ehugles, 40 Lrla tlour's Wavd, Slorria, 1ght ; Lily, Morris, Hght 3 Fredoriek, Lasdalle, light, OANAL Or¥ior, Gi10Aao, Aug, 23,—ARRIvEn—IL, 8, Onrpontor, Baglilaw, 80 ln tono ; Travoler, Lomont, 83 yda slono ; Teter and Panl, Ottawa, 5,800 "bu corn § North Amorica, Utiea, 6,000 bu corn ; Monarch, Tocke port, 4163 bu corn, 80 brls lour ; Bunrigo, Kaiibi feedor, 5,600 bu corn; Beneca, Morrls, 5,000 1 Orlon, Maracilles, 0,000 bu corn ; Lodusty 4,800 fua corn, 2,700 bix_onts, 16,020 Iua sor s Lockport, 5,800 bu corn, OLeARZ.D—Monto Obrinto, 83,851 ft mmler, Balle, 100 m Iath, Joliot Tifdore, Fenoen, 1 Monfana, Boncen, light’ G, L. ' Hooth, " g0 light; Prop Mobawk lclle, Wilmington, 03 ms lubor, 2 m Iath; Modsongor, 80 m 'lumber; Elizibeth, Locknott, 2,00 biicks }&,‘MQO ollm nnrg‘llx:u; B;‘l{’l‘:h}t lGr‘lfl:‘nld, .\l.hn‘)‘nkl. it # Ocean, WD, umber ;O Morrls, 3,76 1t sundtie St sag Wilminglon, Vexnols Pnssed Detroft. DreTnoir, Mich,, Aug, 22,—PAseD Ur--Props Bt, Paul, Lstabrook and bargo, dontan, Chicago, Mon. :‘:‘:’l‘:n.gd lf.rgx‘lhanix‘i(“i‘fl?l’lml?{f‘l" 1}) W. Powors ; iry Corlez, Albrecd on, ity 3. Miner, Dotphin, ke Heuoy oty Lausep DowN—Props Balina nnd barge, Howard and bargo, Jnpan, Oswegatehis, Qoncord and barges ; barky' Mary Jano, Harwlek ; sclirs Ferrinian, Dan< forth, Gol, Gook, Julin, Nicholsa Hinckloy, Charles iehardn, Barlight, Wiialing, gmb—fluu}‘h\malh o ETiiorr, Aug. 33— Evening.—Passsr Ur—Pro Anizona ; 'achrs W. B, Crontumnite a1 ilin, Tane :’!&IIIS;, ‘:1;. A, Wood, Breod, Bouthwest, Jtaod Case, Ishe Pank: Down—Trops Argslo, Santing, 3, Fieko, Jr, Jonucan and brges, Hackelt and Largos, Antolops o Dargos, Nobrarka ; ‘bark Loulas ; schita Mars, Obinn, Correapondont, Alice, Now damaict, Tdako, 'Norria, ominion, 8, 11, Fostor, Onolds, Carlin A, Vouglt, 3, ¥, Bruco, Aloxandon, 8 0% Bnton, ‘Wann—Southwest, Marinc Xtems, North wind yostorday ovening, o In consoqiencs of the favorato chinag of wind an wnvisunlly larga ot of Vesscla entored thia port oaterday, —Tho” bchr Hubbard camo in yesterdsy with- ont hur gibboom, Oapt, MeGraw 18 Lior ownor. —Tha now throo.master, Baugatuck, came i5to port yesterday for the firat time, —Tlo tug Binckowoll, whila coming np the river yea- terday nfternoon, ran’ into tho bargo Maris Mostin, near Wells strcot bridgo, toaring hor storn o pioces, and injuring hor .u.hdy otheriwlao, cauning n dumaga of about 1,000, No (njury was doud to tho tu. —Tlio prop Lawrouce, Capt. Teed, foll In itk the schr Koarsarge, ladon witli woud, for Ohieago, 100 milea below Milwaukeo, and well out It the lake, snd towod hor into tho lattee city, arriving thera 'in & wators Togyed condition Luat Tueaday ovcning, 2 —Tho eloventh lighthiouso " district 6mbraces sll aide to navigation on tho_northern aud northorn Inkes above Grasay aland Lighthouso, Detrolt iver, nd, inclides Lakes 8t, Olnir, Iuron, Michigan, and Lake Buporlor. Tho Liesdquartors aro at Dotrolt, —All kiexmora under 500 tons aro required to koop o Doard twenty firo-buckets and five axes, atud all ptonra. ers of 500 tais snd under 600 tons manst bavo twentya Aivo firo-buckiets and fivo xes, and 0 on_ according 4o thelr proportionsto tonnnge. ' Stesmers of 1,000 ton ore required to koop forty-neven firo-bucketa and ninoaxes. For tho preservation of Mfo the above rulen sonld apply well on bonrd of sail-vasacls, whichy: according to thelr tounago, should koop oRo oF mors senon bowrd, = ~—The bargo Sunbury, reported as tho brig Sunbu In doubtiora tho cratt which waa roported. e Sichar Iond Toc! o fow days lnce. Sho is bnothor of 0 Nt morous old craft ut prescut ompioyed i 1o lumbes trausportation. Thore was ovidently & mistako in Dlacng br 1 tho tow of o ‘wietm Targe Tempest, and doubtless tho Sun was tlo stesmor fn question. o Tompent's bargea arc nll. Arst-cluan, wow. Yosseld liko Borself, Tho Hunbury was formerly & fopaail, nchioonor, nnd Lins been fourtoen years in sorvico, - Sha wwus bul{ by E. N, Joncs, at. Buttulo.—~Detroit Frea Press, —0n bonrd tho atosmer City of Concord, Capt, Cliarlea Ely commanding, n mueting of th fassens ger convened on tho 14th’ fnat, Mr, Bd, 11, Wiliame in (o chafr, The following resolution was unanimoniss 15 ndopted : - WiEREAS, Wo, thio pasnengera of xald steamer, lesira to acknowledga onr_gratitudo to the Capdain and ofe cers of sald steamior Uity of Coucord ; therofore, Renoleed, That wo hioreby tonder our most sincors thanka to'the Captain, Chiarles Ely, and_ to hia mates, Meeara, D, McMillan nd M. Ely ; also to Mr, Georgs Littlo, stoward, for_thelr kind aitention and flio cope Leous manner i which thoy cutertained us during ous pleasant voyage, SPECIAL NOTICES, Dr. . C. Perry, Tho skillful Dormatologlst, of No, 49 Dond-st., Now York, whe has opuned o oifon nt 17 Boutl Glackat. for , aures o ¢ o tlio " natiico n( "t case, - falling, Ioss, and wstjimnls £xay bair, dandculh, Hngwori, st ] €ao or coinplaint of tho salp. * Soud fof Sleoutar " . 1f You or the Children Avo afllisted with dry or motst dandruft, sorencss, 1 {lom, or itching of 1ho hend, aiso faling, loa. oy tames: ey halr, OF nuy diseaso‘of tho sonta: Gomsul D25 0. "PERILY, tho noted Dormatlogist. of 0 o, Row York, whoso Clloagu oflicn i 67 'Bouth Ojas Zooma g undd, Unnatural Redness of the Naose, Plmily ormptions, flesh-worms, black s, nntimely welnkas, moth pateh Klos, o ! i, {ateion, freckius, molos, sud’ wata,‘srd osttivay eneoy i Ty R e s oo i S, 5 phpad Schiencl’s Mandrake Pills. Thiose villssre composnd ozclusicoly of vomotabls 1o- gredionts, antaltliough thoy entirely uporsedo tlis. tea gt morcuiy, d8 nob fonva-my of s Injarions offacks: oy ot dirocidyhiion tho 1Yok, and aro & valgnble rae: y 10 all cases ol dorangemunt rossiting fo stato ar thay orgnn. SR fsim Ao Disordlers, Indlitostion, Kink Headncho, &0, el BccuNb 10 ho Troo uao of drakoPilla. Forsslo by sl droggluts aud douloss, Calamitics Wil como npon us lu mpito af all procaution, but fmuymgnufz-.m that (TREMBOLDIE GRIT BN AS 2 BUOILL can utill bo cbtained at all thodrug stores, tad that it oan bo rotied ou to cure all dixeasor of tho Kidnos sud Udinary Orgnon, | Lok ot for Souatortulte { lie oni(uo bears the privato propristary stznip of L T, " olmbold, PHOHNE HENRR! i Noiw York, Salo Agent. Hont Faad for Infunta—'*The yourg Princa theivos 50 woll upon 1L that §t must by yory gosd, b—Dr, Itichar 1t rosu:nblos Mothor's Milk a8 olonsly an pusvible,"—De, ‘Barkor, Aboouding In flesh and bona urmlng substances, this Food vorfoutly fulfilly ita objoata whoruas uther ao-called Foods hoing” outiroly dovold of nunrishing proportios fnduco a rlckoty and idiotlo condi= tion, 1t 1a also carcfully fread from the ground Lusks of o whont, which cundo Jeritation of the bwal &o. Proporod by Sayory & Mloore, Ol Quicen, I, &, 1L tho Princy of Wi ndo i} tiryughout Amor LINENS, &o. CREAT BARGATNS! Larson, Pl & G, ‘West Madison and Peoria-sts., Havo just recoived from the manu. faoturors about 0,000 Remnants of Pure Irsh Linen, Inlongths of two to six yards, slight~ 1y damagod, which they oifer at 40, 50, and 6O _aents per yard., Tho goods vary in &uulity in tho different lots, and afford a fine chance for so- locr,ion. somo of thom boing worth from 80 cents to §1,256 per yard. Algo, 500 doz, ah§mly imporfoet Gorman Linen Handkorchiotfs, oxtra hoavy, fino goods, prinoipnllY Gont’s gizos, which thoy oflor in half dozon lots at LESS TITAN HALF PRICE, Also, somo spogcial bargains in Bod Quilts, Tablo Linens, Towels, and White Piquos. NEW PUBLICATIONS, FARVAERS FOURTH OF JULY THE IMPORTANT ADDRESS Of B, M, BMITH, Becrotary of tho Nitnola Btate Farmors® Association, boforo the Liv ingston County Farmors’ Assooiation, At Pontiac, on fhe Foneth of July, Ianow rendy for dolivory as an B-page dogdu~ mont, for genoral ciroulation. Farmors’ Olubs and Granges will be aup. plied at tho following rates: 2 ots. | 100 Coplos 10 16 otu. 1,000 Copi Address J. W. DEAN, Room 0 Tribune Building, Chicago,