Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, April 15, 1874, Page 5

THE CHICAGO DAILY TRIBUNE: WEDNESDAY. APRIL 15, 1874. THE FARMERS. Delegate Convention of the lilinols State Grange at Bloom- ington. Adoption of Several Amendments to tho Constitntion of the Nas .tional Grange. Bpeelal Dispa‘eh to the Chicago Tribune, Brooauxaton, 11, April 14,—The Stato Grangs mooting was callod to order at 9:90 o'clock this momning. Tho officors present wero . Alonzo Goldor, of Whitesido County, Mastor; Joln Downon, of MoDonougl, Overasor; B, J. Vau- court, 8t. Clair, Locturor; John Odoll, Cham- paign, Btoward; J, A. Grammoer, Pike, Assistant Btoward; A, P, Forsyth, Edgar, Chaplain; J. 8. Armstrong, LaSalle, Tronsurer; O, E. Fauniug, ‘Whitoside, Secrotary; J. F. Randolph, Fulton, Gatokeeper; and D. W. Damo, of Carroll; W. M. Kounedy, of Loo; D. N. Fostor, of White- sido, and Joroph Burdott, of Peorin, membors of tho Excoutivo Committos. Tho Master atated TIE OWJECT OF TIE MEETING 88 followa: There wero mow nearly 1,400 Granges in Illinois, and a8 1,600 might be ex- poctod at the December annual meotlog, it be- ‘enmno nocessary to reduco the rupruuntnhven to counties. Somo chango, thorofore, soomod noc- ousary in tho Conatitution:of tho National Urange. The ob!cct of n spocial meoting at this timo was to ndopt or roject the proposed antond- ments to_the Constitution of tho Nationual Grange. Many of them proposad radical chaug- g in tho Ordor. -Whon adopted by two-thirds of the $itate Grangoes thoy would bo the Iaw un- Qor’ which all mfim uont National nud State Grangos would assomble, Burdett, Vanconrt, and Clarko wore appointed ® Committeo on Credontinls, and reportod sov- centy counties ontitled to rspresentation, “Uho auctions calling for n roduction of repro- gentatives, and the cstablishment of County or District Grangoes, wore adoptod. - The provision to malio O. IL Kolloy and others 1ifo-memibors of the Order was rojocted, and ail the other amendments were adoptod, as follows: BTATE ORANOE. Szoriox, Fifthdegree. Pomona—(Faith), Com- posed of the Masters of Subordinate Granges and Lliair wives who are Motrons, provided that whon tho nomber of Subordinate Granges in any Stato becomea 20 great as fo render it ocossary, tho lato Grauge suay, iu such maoner o8 it moy determine, reduco ita xopresentatives, by l'iYofidlnfi for the clection of o cor- tain propartion'of thosa oniitled to membership in tho Stato Grange from each county; snd the mom- Dors 10 chiosen shall constitute the Stato Grango, 850, 2. Thora muy bo established District or County Graugea in tho fitth dogreo, mot._to oxceod ono in each connty, composed of Masters and Past-Masters of Sub- ordinalo Grauges, aud thelr wives, who aro Motrons and such fourth-degreo mombers (not to oxceod threo 88 may bo elocted thoroto by the Subordinate Granges, under such regulations as may bo cstablishied by Btato Granges, Buch District or County Granges #hall have charge of tho educational and business in- tereats of tho Order in their respective districts ; and shall encourago, strengtlion, snd ald {ho Subordinato Grangea roprescnted thercin, Dispensations for sioh District ox County Granges hall issuo {rom o Slato Grange, and undor such rogulations ss thor State Grango may adopt. h Degreo. Fioma—(Hope Composed of: *gixth Degreo, Flos ope, posed of— ! iio Tast-Aastors of thie Natlonal Gratigs, snd thetr wives, who hiave taken the degro of Tlors, ‘Tho oflicers and members of the Executivo Commite o of the National Grange, 2 Masters of tho Stato Granges, and their wives, who havo taken the fitth degroo, Ono additional Toprosentative from each Btato for each 50,000 mombers, or fractional part thoreof, in ox- ccen of 80,000, 8nfd ropresontatives to be afteraately s brother and sister for avory alternate £0,000, must bo 5[&\-{]02&0 members, and will bo entitled to the sixth egroo, See. 2 (18 amended) 18 the ssmo_an.before, exeopt that & provides that thie officera shall bo chosen in De- ccmber, and instalied in the January following, Va- cancies by death or resignation to bo'filled at a special eloction at the noxt regular meetiug theroof—otlicars 50 chosen to serve untll the annusl meeting, Bec, 4 changes tho numbor on the Executive Com« mitteo of the National Grange from threo (o five mem- ANTICLE TI—-NEETINGS, BeoT108 1. Bubordiuate Grangos shall meet at Ioast sncoeach month, and may bold intermediate meetings, See. 3 mercly changes the timoof meoting of the National Grsnge from the first Wedncsdsy in February 1o the third Wednosday in November, N ARTIOLE XII, 4 ‘The Master of the National Grange and the memhers of the Executive Commit{eo shall be ompowered to anapend from offico any officor of the National Grange who may prove Inefiiciont or derelict in tlo discharge of bis duty, subfoct to appeal to the naxt session there- Aftor of ths National Grango. Thero will be a businoss-meeting to-night to provide for_the purchase of agricultural ma- chinery, nnd the meoting will adjourn to-morrow noon. - Much dissntisfaction is” expressed with the National Grango, Spags ° EXORBITANT CHARGES. Complnint Brought Against the Chi= cago & Alton Railrond Company, Special Dispateh to The Chicago Tridune. Seniyariern, I, April 14.—Tho Board of Railroad and Warebouso Commirgioners wero in rossion to-dny, D, M. Spraguo, of the firm of Bpragae & Tilton, of this city, made complaint of the Chicago & Alton Railrond Company for oxtortion in freight charges. Heo was churged §09.40 for ton barrels of swoetpotatoes from horo to St. Louis, o distance of 100 miles only. ‘Ihe Atlautic & Pacific Road charged £8.25 for transporting the same a distanco of 160 miles, The declaration in the case brought in this county against this road will probably ba amend- ed by a count setting out this charge. OBITUARY. James Bogardun,. New Yonrx, April 14.—~James Bogardus, the Amorican sclentist and inventor, died yestordsy in this city, aged 74 yoars, James Bogardus was oue of tho most celobrat- cd of American mechaniciaus. In his youth he was & wotchmalcer's apprantico, aud in this posi- tion doveloped great facility of mochanical “exeo- cution and some boldness 1o original designing. o iuvented a three-whoel chronomater clock, to run eight days, and a variation of this with some ypeoulinr featuros. Ho nluo invented the “ring flyer,” for cotton-spinning, the occentric mill, zud soveral now and valuable engraving ma- chines, A dry gas meter was among lis most famoua works; il brought him the gold modal from tho American Institute in 1836, In 18390 ho reccived a toward from the English Govornmoent for & plan of man- ufscturing postage etamps. ~ His trjumph in this inatance was_signal, as there were 2,000 competitors, Mr. Bogardus returned. to .Now Yorls in 1840, Hia subkequent inventions wore o machine for preasing glass; another for shining indin-rubber fabrics, and for cutting indin-rubber in fiue threads ; an improved drilling machine; and o planetary horse-power and dyusmometer for moasuring the spoed and power of machinory. 1n 1847 ho construgtad in Now Yark tho firat building entirely of iron that was ever orcoted in this country, Mr. Bogardus' fame is of noces- sity ophemoral. His works hovo already baen appropristed by the public, while his name is famillar only to spooinlists and persons of ma- ture yenrs, Col. Willinm Phillips, Pittsburgh. Correspondence of The Cheago Tribune, Prissunan, Pa., April 14.—Col. Willlam Phillips, President of tho Aldghony Valley Rail- road, and known as one of our most public Bpirif and enmrpx!smfi citizens, died this oiorning, of paralysis of the brain, in his GOth yoar. Col. Phillips was a momber of the Coun- cil, which holds a spocial meeting to-morrow, The Alleghony Valloy Railrond Company, at its sunualmooting to-day, paesed appropriate reso- Intiona to his memory. o was a man of pecu- liar talonts, and whoso loss cnnnot help but prove s calamity to thin city, with whoso every groat public entorprise and improvement he was always idontified. He was a bachelor, and fonves property estimated at botwoun 832,000,000 snd €3,000,000. TELEGRAPHIC BREVITIES, Yostorday aftornoon two lumbermen, named ‘Wing und Qullen, went out riding, from inuo- upolls, About throo miles ont Cullen knocked Wing from the buggy, robbed him of §30, drove brove back to the cily, and mada his oscape, Mr. Wing is not serlously hurt. —Apont Morrls, of tho Biate's Prison, in Jnok- son, Mich,, has discharged Hall, mastor cook, for carelssanesg, by which tha escapo of Goason wazd rondored possible, 1o had boen ordered to male dnl{ oxamination of the colly, but had neglected them for four days bufore the o8cape. Ho was suceoeded by B, H, Wood, of Jackson. —Pausengers loaving Bt. Paul, Miun,, to- morrow, couneob with “the first hoat of tho soason from Bimarck to Carroll, The same boat sakea govoral tons of:froight sent from 8t, Louls by tall to Dlsmearok dostined for Helons, Mons 4280 0 band atsston of 156 Hustlo, K, X,, Board of Trado to-day Gnrt. E. A. Dotr was oloct- ©od Prosident by 41 pluralty. —John Jay, the Amorlean'Ministor, and his pon-in-law, (on. Bchweluitz, the Gorman Ame bassador, will loave Vionua on the 20th inst, for tho United Btates. —A Fond du Lao spocial gaya: We will have » lll’ffl crop of ponches aud frulta of all kinds, —Tho Contral Winconsin Raflrosd Company cliogo noctions to bo rosorved where thoro was tha loast Iand available, not *coal," ns printed yostorday. —Thora wan s sovero atorm of thunder and lightning nenr Bloominglon, last night. No damngo was dono, #o far s heard from. —T'he Fret:{mrt, Til,, Driving Park Assoolation haye resolved to givo £0,000 n prizes at thalr ;prh\s mooting, to como off the firab wook in une, —Mr. Bampson, ano of tho most noted horse- traiuors in tho Wost, is in Dubuquo with his liorsos, putting thom u ordor for thio soason. —James A. Rioosovalt and D.W, James, of Now York, and John Crorar, of Clicago, wora olcoted Dirgatora of tho Codar alla & Minnesota Rail- rond Company at the annual muuuu%ur stook- holders held in Dubuque yestordsy, Thoy sorve two yenrs, ' —A resolution embodylng tho views of thoves- sel-ownors of Toranto on the subject of bridg- ing the Dotroit River will Lo forwarded to tho meoling of vossel-ownors in_ Dotroit to-day, cz\llcd to protest ngaiust tho bridging of that river, —An immenso audionco, largely composod of colored poople, undor whoso unnrlcea tho moot- iug was held, Enthurnd in Fanonil Hall, Boston, yestorday, to boar tho Ilon. R. B. Elliott's oulo- By on Charles Sumnor. ¥ —Alico Mason Sumner, tho divorced wifo of tho lata Sonator, hoa filod a potition in the Pro- bate Court aaking that her name bo changed to Alfco Mason, for tho ronsou thot *sho has boon divorced from hor Iato hus- band, who hns sinco deconsed, aud dosiros to rosume Lier maidon vama,” The citn- tion bas issucd, and tho crse will ba honrd boforo Judga Amos, May 4. Mrs, Sumnor poti- tioned for loave to marry agnln one woelk boforo tho SBenator’s death. FIRES." Furthor Particulars of the Fire ot Janesville, Wis. Special Dispateh to T'he Chicugo Tribune, JaNesviLLE, Wis, April 14.—The rumor of Inst night that ono of the inmates of tho Blind Instituto was burned, unfortunately proves to bo true. Honry Wilson, a blind man from Boloit, who was subject to attacks of cpilopsy, and who bad been in tho institutlon for some timo for tho purposo of learning tho art of mnk- ing vrooms, waa the unfortunate. Ho bad re- turned to tho institution the day provions from a visit to his frionds in tho country, On account of dolicate health, ho was oxcuged from some of tho rules and dutios enjoined on tho other pu- pile. His room was situated near tho eouthenst cornor of tho wost transverso wing, snd mnear whoro tho fire origimated. When the class-roadings commenced, which ‘wero in progress at tho timo tho firo was dis- coverod, he was oxcused and went to his room. BUPERINTENDENT LITTLE ATTEMPTA] TO RESQUE . Suporintondent Little recoived bis injurtes in "his desporata efforts to reach this man’s room, and tho fire drove him back only whon it bocame ovidont that Lo must sbandon tho effort or loso hislifo. Tt is thought that under tho excito- ment of the first alarm an attack of epilepsy waa induced which rondered Nelson helpless un- il it was too late to effect his escape from tho building, CAUSE OF THE FIRE. In 1o, to the cause of the firo, Supt. Littlo says that ot hnlf-gnsb G o'clock the house was cold, and ho wont down and found no steam on. A fire was atarted up ab once, the chup cuttings from tho broom-shop boing used for tho pur- pose of quickening ‘stonm, and it is supposed that sparks from this light material were carried out of tho top of tho chimnoy, Attho timoa strong wind was blowing from tho southwest in tho goneral dircction of, nnd in range with, n line drawn from the summit of the climnoy and alovator to tho cupoln on the main building, and it is supposed that this eddy in the air- curront on the summit of ~tho bullding carried sparkes from the chimney through tho slats into tho upper partof the ventilator, and lodged them in the wood-work., By tho conatant curront of wind of the elovator, theso sparks were fanned into a flame which gradually worked down tho ventilator, and thus communicated with _tho interior of tho bnildin;i; ‘This is tho only hypothesis which can possibly ncconat for tho five, There was no other fire in that part of tho building and nover had boen, and, 8o far ns is known, no otlier means by which tho fire could havo originated. THE 1083, ‘The boolks and records were all saved, but both tenchors and pupils loso all their clothing, ote. Experienced builders stato that tho walls of tho gouth frout and ot both ends are uninjured, and that tho north walls to the second atory will not need to bo taken down. Tho boilers and other appliancos in the basoment aro said to bo per- foct. The foundations and basement coat from 815,000 to 920,000, and tho shops cost $12,000, 1t is bolioved that $70,000, with tho presant decreased cost of matorial and labor, will replace tho building and furniture in a bettor condition than it was beforg the fire, TEMPORARY QUARTERS TO BE EREOTED, ‘Wo undorstand that the Board of Trustecs contemplato ronting temporary quarters in tho city for the board and accommodation of the pupils, and that tho school will be continued ‘with scarcely sn intorruption. PROPOSITION TO REBUILD. Special Disvateh to The Chicago Tribune, Manrsos, Wis., April 14,—1'he Governor and other State ofticors hora hold a council this af~ ternoon as to tho best course to pursuo in regard to tha care of the unfortunates loft homeloss by the burningof the Instituto for the Blind at Junosyillo: as to what was best to be done rogard to the recoustruction of the building, two conrses wore suggested; one to call an oxtra sostion of the Logistaturo to make the ueceseary provision, which wonld involve some exponeo, the othor to take tho responsibility, a8 the Mopublicans did when part of the Htate Prison burned, of doing what needed to bo done in tho omorgenoy, and relylug on the Legislaturo to ratify the nction, _A’consultation il bo lield with ofticors of tho Inatituto befors any definito nation is taken, probably to-morrow, T'here is ample room for the temporary nccom- modation of thio pupils of thé Bliud Inftituto in the Boldiers’ Orphans' Homa loro, which has ouly 66 inmates now, and whero tho blind chil- dren could bo made comfortable, and their school go on without delay. At Dotroit. Svecial Disvatch to The Clicaqo Tribune, _Deriorr, Mich,, April 14.—A fire broke out lnst night in the factory of the Detroit Durial Case Company, located amid a largo number of framo dwelliugs. Tho factory was soon dostroyed, and many houses 1n the neighborhood caught fire, A genoral conflagration_was only provonted by the grmm offorts, Intonse oxcitement pre- valled and the wholo Firo Departmont wns oallod out. Help was asked from Windsor, and houses for several blocks about were largoly cmptied of thelr furniture by tho alarmed occu- Ennta. Threo emall wooden buildings, four looks off on Jofferson avenue, caught fire end wore bedly burned, and throo' small buildings near the factory were also destroyed by full- ing walls, Thol total loss of the DBurinl Cnso Company i ostimated at §03,000; insured for 20,000, Totnl loss besldes this, about §3,000, on which thore is little or no in- surance, At Xclenu, Aric. Mrxems, Teun., April 14.—The Appeal's Holopa (Ark,) spocial sayas A fira on_ Mon- day night dostroyed the grocery store of Morse- mun, Hooley's dry-goods store, G. W, Hale- bangh's tin-waro shop, and John Keur's saddlery shop, The loes {u not ascortained. Moora was insured for 34,000, and Seeloy $11,000 in New Orloaus, Philudelphis, and Newport, Ky, Near Dubuque, Xown. Bpeeial Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune. Dusuque, April 14.—A firo yosterc. y ovening, ona farm near Dubuque, destroyod a barn, & Iarge amount of grain and hiny, and two valuablo cows, TLosa about $1,600, The fire origluated from tho sparks of a locomotive. At Stoux Citye Broux O1ty, Ia, April-l4.—A fire brolts out about 10 o'clock last night in a row of two-utory wooden bulldings on an cornor of Fourth and Douglas strects, Undor the presanro of a bigh wind, it burned everything botwoen the First National Bank block und tho Acudomy of Music, ‘Tho losos aggreguto 36,000, Insurance, sbout 16,000, in tha Home, of Columbus, Atlantio & Paoifio, Btate Insurance Company of fowa, Olay, of Keuthcky, Bt.Joo Firo and Mariue, Amazon, of Oincinnati, and Now Orloans Mutual, At Juokuonville, Oregon, Bax_Franotuco, April 14,—A firo at Jackson- lvnk?‘, O{fg“' ‘°"‘;,’,.‘§“}’°§fd &unnl twoh.l)?nk: o business port of the clty, Lioss aboul Bu3,060 LiLin tiacaion, i POLITICAL. (Continyed from tho Flrat Page.) will bo botweon Dawes and Adams, with tho cliances in favor of the latter, Western Municipnl Eloctionn, 8pectal Dispateh (o The Chizago Tribune, HPRINGFIELD, 1V BemNariery, 1L, April 14,—Tho municipal olaction hero to-day entlod outa full voto, 'Lhore woro throo tickots {u tho flald—the Lnw-nnd-Or- der, hopublican, and Damocratlo tickels, Tho voto i 80 mixed that the oxact result will not bo known to-night, Tho Domoctats have, lowaver, carrlod th clty. Tholr onndidato for Mayor Is o Linw-nnd-Order man, ‘The Councll iy probably lloruhl(cnu though somoe of the Aldermon aru atill in doubt, The Luw-nnd-Order candidsto for Tronkuror, Mr, Edwards, is running up vory woll, and it {s thought by somo that o may bo oleeted, . Mayor Hay isuted o prociamation clos- ing tho snfoons, and the utmost,qufot hos pro- vatled all day, I did Mayor Hay an unintentional injustica by siating in' thoso dispatchos that tho whisky olomont of tho Demucratic parly was cleanod out at the Domocratioc Nominating Convention. Mr. Iay's name wne usad by that elomont with- out suthority us thoir candidate for Mayor bo- foro the Convention. Ho Lad diatinctly rofused to ho o onndidato for re-sloction, Had ho do- sired a ronommnation, it is bolieved it would have boon givon him. s Judicinl Elections Snectal Dispatch to The Chicago Tridine, Arvox, Iil., April 14.—Elcction 1oturns for County Judge are all in from tho twcmrunu ;rnniuom which give Jobn G. Irwin, Republican, majority over AL, G. Dalo, thio hoxt highost candidate, Laat ovoning it looked vory favorn~ blo for A. 1. Gambrill, but he fell far bohind in tho rural districts, tho Grangers voting for Ir wiih and Dale. Thero wore throo candidates, ono Ropublican and two Domocrats, in tho flold, and tho olection was vory warmly contested by them and their frionds.: "A very Iargo voto waa polled in tho county, and, there only boing 1 majority for Irwin, o contost is alroady talkoed of. —_——— . CRIME, Fatal Shooting Atirny at Louisville. LousvirLe, Xy,, April 14.—About 11 o'clock this morning, W. R, Abpptt, a prominent lawyer of thia city, was shot, uid, Jt I8 supposod, mor- tally wounded, by John R. Groen, a ‘mombor of tho firm of Mortoo, Galt & Co., bankors, A caso bad just boon argued in court in which both parties wore engaged, and in comiug out of tho Court-Houso somo words passed botweon thom, Tho llo was glvon, aud Abbott setrucl G with & cavo. Tho latfor drow a pistol and fired throo times, {lio wshots taking offcet in Abbott's right sido, the centro bronst, aund throngh tho shoulders, ranging obliquely inwnrd. 'I'horo aro various statoments 03 to who atruck tho firat blow. Groen waa arrosted and placed in jail, aud Ab- bott taken home,;where he is now Iying in n very critieal condition. Tho affair croated a profound sonsation in this community, where both parties wero widely known and respected. Lynching Onso at Corinne, Utnh, Coninsg, Utsl, April 14,—The Chinnman arreated on Monday, the 6th inst., on suspicion of haviug boon implicated in the murder of Dornstein, which occurred on the 5th, was yos- terday proven boyond all doubt to lave committed tho doed wunaided and alono, At 2 o'clock this afternoon, while tho oficers woro endeavoring to take tho prisoner to Brigham City for safe-keaping, the citizons en magge took him from the Marsha} down to the railroad-bridge, one milo onst of town, and hanged him from fhe trestlo-work, Thayer, dotective and Chineso interpreter, calied from Donver ospoecially to work tho caso up, brought about this ‘end with groat credit o himsolf and the community. Publio wrath is nl')[masull. q|llutuoss})revui]u again, aud tho peo- plo aro happy to feel thoy have rid the city of o urderer who has killad two or_thiee mon be- {fore, and ia now known to have boon one of the wortit Chinoso characters in this country. Mississippi Murders. Mexpms, Tonn,, April. 14.—Joseph Wasten, o highly respectablo young man, was stabbod and killed near Tolly Springs, Miss., on Saturday, by Goor;‘n Ynrbyrough., Yarbyrough was arrosted and placed under 35,000 bouds, Whitney Daniels was stabbed and kiiled on the samo doy at Now Albany, Migs., by an unknown poraon. Shot in n Bagnio. Mexrms, Tenn., April 14.—B. ¥, Johnson, a telegraph oporator at Brownsville, Tenn., was shot and fatally wounded on Suaday night, in a bagnio nt Lhntfl)luuo, by Snwm Oldham, & clnsu- leador in the Mothodist Church there, Who, beinyg caught in the begaia by Jolnson, ehot him to provent oxposure. Oldham flod, and at last accounts had not beon eapturod. . A Riotor Sentenced, New Yong, April 14.—Chrigtian Meyer, con- victed of asaulting Sorgeant Banrzlvholdt during the so-called workingmon's riot in Tompking Bquare, in January last, has beon sentenced to #ix months imprisonment in the Ponitentiary. piii i s e e THE INDIANS, Encouraging Report from the Peace Comnussioners. Oarama, Neb., April 14.—Bishop Hare, Chnir- mon of tho Commission sont to the Red Cloud and Whetstone Agencles somo weeks since, tolographs to-day as followa to Becratary Delano from this point ¢ “Tho Commissioners hove arrived hero on their return from the Red Cloud and Spotted Tail Agencics, 'They spent three woeks among tho Indians, If dispatehes sont from Yort Loramie, Choyenno, sud olsowhors during thoir absence are of o like tonor with the lotter publistiad in the Choyounne Zeader, April 19, and coplod in other papors, thoy aro entirely uirali- able. Many such dispatchos are written, not in tho intorosts of truth, but of solfish schomes.of {heir suthors. The Commissionors found and loft the Indinna quict, Thoy aro fairly reason- uble, notwithstauding tho jrritableuoss conse- quent upon their late tarbulence and the arrival of troops. 'There is no ronson to npprohemd war, Should foolish mensures precipitato it, tho good rosults of tho present policy aro so great that tho numbor ‘of Indinus who would g0 upon tho war-path is probably less by one- Dbalf than it would have been six yoara ago. The Commissionars aro not without hope that the policy which they will recomrmond, considering s it doos the rights of both whites and Indians, will be approved by good mon East and Weat.” CALLS HIM OUT. A Missouri Editor Domands Satisface tion of Onc 0’Taolc, 8r. Joseem, Mo, April 1L—Capt. W. D. 0'I'golo, latterly attorney, met T, Brooks, editor of tho Qazelle, on the stroet yostorduy and de- nounced bim as a contompiible scallawag and dirty pup. Brooke did not resont tho opi- thots at tho time, but this morning sent o lettor to 0'Toolo, in which ho says, aftor rofloction, hie hias councluded that tho insult wan such a8 no gontloman should rost under, and nsla the usuul satisfaction in_such canes. The challenged party bas prepared & reply, inwhich hho demunds that Drooks shall furnish o corti- {leato from respectable porsons as_to s claims to tho character of a gontloman. The affair has crented quite a flurry of excitemont, ond what the end will he nono can yot toll, MARKETS BY TELEGRALH, Torcign Murkots, LIveRrooL, April 14—11 8, m.—Flour, 278 63@2Rs 0d. Whoat—winter, 123 4d@12s 83 ; apring, 118 1@ 116 11d ; white, 124 §a@1% 0d; club, 1ds BA@Lss, Corn, 484 62, York, 620 4d. Lard, 3 Recelpts of whoat in last thros dage, 60,000 bu, of which 6,000 wers American, Livisivoor, April 14=2 [li. m,—~Dreadstufls rmd Wheat—Spring, 118 6d@12s 1d ; white, 12 0d@13s 0d 3 club, 12x 9dGii3s 20, Corn, 48s@908 Ud.. Rest un- chinuy Aprl 14,.—Westher thronghout England 5 LoNno, to-doy fal¥, ~ Amount of bulllos gono into Lauk of Eugland to-duy on balance £8,000, ~Consols—For moucy, 925@D3X ; on account, DIX@UNY ; Unit Hater’ seciiition—0-20u of 1805, 100 7, lugye 1047 N, Y. Qentral, 6 o, Rerved PLTRoLEu-—108 3A@11s, OmLs—~Linsced oil, 20¢; turpentine, 308 0d@30s 04, TRy, April 14,—ftentos, 69¢ 63 centinios, Javiaivaor, Abrll 14,—CarroN—Firmer; middiing Bi7@8id; middling_Orleans, BY@83d orican, 1,200 spoculation “an , 3,010, zvin and fabrics of Manchester firm, 1iEADITUrKR—Oalifornfa whito whont, 1230d 3 _olub, 120 4d@188 91; red Westory apring, 11 61@12s 1d § winter ved, 19 40@ 136 84, ocelpta of whost for tha paat threa days, 0,000 bu; Awerican, 5,000 bu, ~ Corn, 80430 6d, upland [ ProvisioNs—Lard, 4fs 30, Dacon—Long clear mid- dles, 424 84 hort élear widdles, 43, Now York Dry-Goods Market. New Yous, April 14,—1lho trade movement wos more Aotive with commissiou houses, snd the ucar-hy Jobbing trads ahuwed some fimprovemont, The aarket for cottons mnore ateady fn firat handy § denims DR ey s A ‘R ARy, denind 1, | April, 050 seller May, Tio; scller June, 713 brown cottons selling freoly; prints and fanoy shirt- ln‘zn nctives ;(lnfllmml quiet, tho Dafly Iutictin snyu: Woolons are solling fully 20 por cent bolow oponing refes,”” S Massachusetls B brown ahicetings Jobbing nt 8o, The Produce Markets, NEW YORK, . ‘NEw Yonx, April 14.—CorToN—Qulot ; Jands, 17)¢0; futures closed ntond Tinlo s April, ‘16 19-390¢ L1ay, 10 11-100; June, 17 3-16G3 16313303 July, 179-10@19 8i2c, TneAnsTurFa—Flour o shado’ firmer ; recolpts, 19, 00) Lrls$ suporfine Westorn and State, $5,0006,39 comman ‘o good, $0.46@0,053 aod to hoico, $0.10@ 6.90: whity whint oxttn, $005@7.25; oxtta Olio, T8¢ mibr.o-‘u;.r stss@n.og saten Wenlom, I 4%, diye flotir searco and ftm ot 5,85, Oorn meal firm 1 Westorn, $3,76@4.35, e Gramn—Whent opened firin and cloned quict, Tio- celpts, 53,000 bu; No, 2 Obleago, $LE@L.60; No, 2 Hifwaake, $1,6351,00; gradod Towa and Misneests spring, $1.60@1.03; No, 1 Minnoeots, $1,04%@1,03; whito' Michigan, $1.88; red Indiann, €170, Rtyn nearco nnd fiem 0t $1,05@113, Barloy dull nnd lowor, Malt quiet, Corn active for export demand; 1o bol- tor; recolpte, 148,000 bus new Waslern mized, 8@ 900} now white Wostorn, B8@80c; now Weatorn yolo low'and old Westorn wixod, 80@0lc, Qals oponed firm and closed yuiet: reediptn, 16,000 bu; mizod Westorn, 62@04%0; white Western, 65@67c, HAY ARD 1lor ._buc)mnw_n. Gnoornis—Coffc quicky nominally unchanged, Sipar ateady, Molasees and rico quiot, TrrnoLxusi—Grude, Ti(0 ; refined, 16570, Tuw —Dull at 40c. ‘Ecas—Stoady ; Woalorn, 14%@160, Provingons—Tork dull ! estra prime, $14,00@14.50; prime meas, $15.00@15.75; now mess, May, $10.75 ¢ Juno, $16.00, Deof qutiet : middles firin ; Iong cloar, VH@03o; short clear, 03{c; short rib, Oige, Lar firnior and quiot ; prime scam, 104 @10 3-160 for May, urTER and Oltirak—Unchinnged, ‘Wizexy—Slindo rmer at 80c, \ LOUI8, * 81, Lovm, April14.—CoTToN—In far domand and firm 3 middling, 163(c. Buransrurra—Fiour fale and firm for low grades orfall, but pricos unchauged, Whont, apring, do- mand’ good, and_full pricos; No, 2 Ghlengo, middling up- nales, mimm $1.95; “wiuler, strong snd higher; No, 3 red, £1.98" bid ; anles, No, 9, $1.60@1,6% * Corn’ firmer & fomo _mlcs Dighor:’ No., 2 ' mixed, 5 glice 3 Gac, enst track and olovafor ; 670 mellor May, 'Onta duil nud unchanged; No, 2 mixed, 4B}@490, on track and clovator, “Harloy vory quiot ; samplo lots Jown apring, SLAT@LAO, Tyosnactivo ; No, 3, e, Wiitaky~—1iglier at 03¢, Tnovisions—Pork weskier at $10,06@10,75, Dry alt meata hold firmly ; nothing doing. Hacon qutiat and jnchunged, Lari 'irm at Oigc, and genorally held glior, . MEMPHIS, Meurnts, Teuri,, April 14,~CorroN—Firmand in active demaund; offerings light: ordinary., 1lic; good ordluacy, G4 ; low ‘middling, 163¢0 ; mid- ling, 16150 ; strict, 10%@163{c; good middiing nom- inal, Receipls, 830 bales; shipments, 1,630 bales; atock, 41,475 balos, BineansroPFs~Flour dull and nominal, Corn-meal dull st $1,65.3Corn activeand highor at 8l3go to ar- rivo, 1ty quict and unchanged. ~Oats in falr dpmand anil iglor ot 03@623(c, Lav—Qulet : mixed, $16.00@10,00, Inan—Easier nt 24@24 Xge, ProvisioNs—Mess pork nominally $17.75, Bacon !‘fll;:mg; TK@T#e for shouldors ; 9% @100 for cloar o v LOUISVILLE, LouvtsviLur, April 14.—CoTToN—Quiet at 1637c, Bueavsrorrs—Flour dull; aupor, $4.00; extra, $5.00; oxtra famlly, $6.00; A No. 1, $6.15; fancy, £8.00. Whoat nomaiual. Gorn and'oats quiot’snd une clinngod, TovIatoNs-Firm ; meas poek, $17.00, Dulk shonld- ers, 0)Cc ; clear rib, B3;c; clear, 87c, loose, DBacon shioulder, Te; clear rib, 9301 clear, 93e, packed. Bugar cured 'homs, 12K@13¢. Lard—Qulot and weak at 10@10¢, Wittsxy—04c, COLEVELAND. QrevrLoD, April 14,.—DBRiabsturss—Flonr quict and_unchanged. Wheat quict und steady; No, 1 red, $L.65¢ No. 2, 8,46, Corn steady und unclisuged ; new mixed, T0@75¢ ld do, 76@706c, Oats quict and un- changed ; firm; No, 1 Btato and Westorn, 53c; No, 2 do, blc; white, B5c, BrrnoLrus—Firm and quiet: standord whito, car~ lots, 13¢e; Ohio sm% :c’& to 1150 degrees, 1635e. Drznorr, April 14,—Breapstorrs—Elour quict and unchunged. . Wheat steady; extra,. $L70; No. 1, $L.60% ; nmbor, $1.50) Corn steady at 73, Oatas in good ‘demend at §zigc, Rzoxtrrs—Flour, 3,000 brls; wheat, 7,000 bu ; corn, 4,000 bu ; oats, 3,000 bu, Sureattizs—Tlour, 1,000 brls : wheat, 13,000 bu, CINCINNATL (CioniaT, O, April 14,—CorroN—TFalrand frm s . Bazaperorer—Flour stoady, Whont searce and firm ot $1,08@1.40, Corn fairand firm at G5@C8c. Oats quict and steady, ot 48@57c. Ryo dull and de- ciued ut”$L03GL08 ‘Barley steady ; apring, $1.60 —Unchanged. Lues—Steady, Burren—Dull and nnchanged, Orrzsg—Searce and firm, TrovisioNs—Lork quict; nominally, $10,50@1 nosales, Lard quict and 'steady t sloam, D3@Y iottl {@10c, Bulk meats quict and fivm; 87¢¢, spot 3 03;c, buyer Mayand June, Clear der: rib held 8 2-5c, spot’ sniew ; 8550 buyer May; 830 huger May and_June, Clear’ quoted nt 8 7-1G85%c. Bacon quint and firm ; light sales ; shoulders, 04@a0 ; cloar rib, 90 ; clear, 0%,@H 7-10, MIL\CAUKEL, MiLwAuKEL, April 14, — BREADSTUR steadyand quiet; extra aprin 70@H, eteady 3 No, 1 Milwaukee, 3 No. 2 $1.264 3 soller May, $1.29%; 3 sollor Juue, $1.20%. Oatssteady; No, 2 froul, 44)g¢, ~ Corn fair and_firin No. 2 fresh, 023{c, Rye stendy; No. 1 fresh, 80c, larley steady; N, 2 fresh, $LE0; No. 3, $1.40, ProvitoNs—3fess pork, $16,60@10,75, Swest-pickled liams firm ot 10@110; dry-salied sLoulders, 63; loows boxed middles, Se, Lard firm ; kettle, 10c; steam, B3jc. Reoritvre—~Flour, 4,000 brlss wheat, 66,000 bu. Burraexre—Flour, 3,00 Lrla ; wheat, 20,600 bu, TOLEDO, ToLEDo, 0., April 14,—LiEADATOFFe—TFlour folr and firm, Wheat fair and advauced : No, 3 white Wabash, $1,60; No, 2 white Michigau, $1.48% ; amber Michigan, 1,505 seller May, $1.54; No, 1 red, $1,673 No, 4 do, 60, Corn fairaud firm; high mixed, 7loj mizod, 700 ; seller May, 1040 3 no grade, 69X} aged, 6Tige, Oats fmr and irm ; Michigan, S13e, Grovin Seep—Dull and unchanged, REoRIPTS—Flonr, 1,000 brls; wheat, 4,000 buj corn, 8,000 bu ; oats, 3,000 bu, Siirstexre—Flour, 400 brls; wheat, 1,000 bu; corn, 09,000 bu; oats, 5,000 bu, PHILADELPHITA, Przapenein, Avrll 14,—DBiieApsturrs—Tlour quiet, weak, and unchanged, ‘heat firm; rod, $1.60 @L05; amber, $LE2@L83; white, $1.8C@1,02, Rye Unchanged, Corn quist aud wealt; yollow, 86@87¢, Oats quict and steady; white, 63030 ; mixeq, Coc, Wnisky—Active st V00, PeruoniuM—Very weaks erude, 1o; rofined, 16)ge. ALTIMORL Basiseonr, Md,, April 13,—lngapsTurrs—Flour Arm and unciianged, Whest firm ; Ollo ani Indians, $1,06@1,07; Weatern spring, $1L50@1.65, Corn quist and stoidy 3 now Western mixed, 8ic; old, 86c, Oats activo; Wostern, 60@09c, Ityo firm, Provisioxs—~Firm und activo fu & jobbing way; & fow round lota solliug at unchanged prices, Burren—Unchanged, Coreec—Nominul; good to prime Rio, 21X@2c. Wutssv—Eieu aad besrco; $1.00 sakéd, BurraLo, April 14,—DBrEADSTOPS—Markot gener- ally uncliauged, NEW ORLIANS, New Onussws, April 14.—Dneavsrorrs—Com quict and lower ; mixed, 803 White, 800, Provisioxe—Lork dulf and' lower ; light welght of- fering ot $17.25@17,60 ; heavy weight, $17,03%, Bacon dull ond”lower st TA(GUXGU%@100. "Oftsérs un- changed, Corron—In demand and activo; ealos, 7,600 bales prises frrogular; ealos partly ut. providus Falee, but ‘montly ut 3;@Xc advance, Good ordinary to strict Rood _ardiuary, M4%@I6%¢; low middling to strict low middling,’ 16%@16550 ; middling to strfet mid- dling, 165,@17i¢0 § good middling, 174@17xc, e colpts, 1,407 balua exports to (ho CQoutinent, 3,925 sxporls {0 Great Drituin, 0,454 ; stock, 103,330 ; usold, Moxkrany~Gold, 1133 ; $5.484@5.40, sight, par; sterling, MARINE TPort of Clilenzo, Anntvep—Stmr Alpoun, Bt, Joseph, sundrios; scow Lillle flmi', DBrown's Plor, lumber; uchr Kearsage, Manistee, limber. OLEARED—SImr Alpens, 8t, Joseph, sundriea; prop Qcouto, Rucine, Milwaulice, Sheboygun, 2nd Manito- Kfifl, undries; scow Lillle Gray, Ludwig's Plor, sun- €3, Ilinols & NMichigen Connl. Bumorront, Aprll 14.—Anuven—Ilatry, Lemont, 35 edé wood ; Brwin, Wiliow Bpriugs, 100 yds gravel, CLuAnip—Board of Trade, priwon, Joliet, 70,000 Orion, 01,148 ft lumbor Jollet, 12,300 stuves prop ' Kitiz Brothers, Wilmiugton, 6,350 ft w3 Iidore, Henry, 103,260 ft Tumber, 16 m luth | Gypey Guicon, Henry, §1,040 ¢ lumber, 50'm shingles, 200 posts, 1,800 1bs Jead. Tauke Frelahtn, Trolghts ore quotad nomlucl at Gifo for corn, snd 53¢0 for wheat by il to Duffalo, The sobr Aflants wnaroportod for wheat tb Oswegoat116; capacity about 18,000 0y, Tho st Ouba was Josding wheat o tho afieruoon, Mikeellancous, But fow voarels nrrived here during tho past twenty- four hours, the wind blpwing off shors preveniing their enterivg tlo Larbor, —Owing 0 tho coutrury wind the lumber-flest did not arrive, aud, congequcntly, but one vessel with lum- bor {8 iyl &t {ho mrket, —Thu Litnberimu's Loard of Trado will Lo for- mullfl opened for Lnsiuess by tho 18t of noxt month, —Cupt, John Prindivillo, of this city, 1 soriousty coutetupintlng send{ug s sclivonor ou att ocesn voyaga with u Joad of corn, It fu sald thet Messra, Kiokon & icton acu tie parifes whio Inkoud to 1oad L for Liv- orpaol, Lo tug A, Moshor, bulonglng to Mr, J, 8. Dun- , will como out to-day for the first timo tiis son br 5 Sl prop Grorys Dunbar left (hia vort yeatorday for tho firat Umo this vosson, Bho bua gono to thy inhigan whora for lumbor, —Tlis delegatos who wers appointed by the Clieago Yeswol-Uwuers' Ansoclation 10 sttend tho Dotrolt Brldge Convantion, which wesemblos to-dsy, Luft for Dotrift last evening, Tho delegation coneisted of tho Lollowlug gationit : Gt Q. G, Dlowey, dagt, O, J. Magill, Onpt, W, M, Vigau, sud Gapt, Jolin Long, e, Golin Lridivills, who'was also apfointed s delo- @b, wus unablo Lo go o uo:ount ofwivknuss in bis suly, ExeCity Altoruey Stiles accompanios them to ba tlgle spoucaman, RLSTWIXRE, . The Mary srd Lt hich Toadel with coal af TR B i I:‘l;!n that harbor and waa towed back In a sinking con- on, ~'tlio binebor of Buffalo fa ngain Wocked with feo, and tlioro in loan prospect of an opening thoro thoi thore was sovarnl weekn ugos —Tlio prop Milwairkoo arrived at Port Dalhonsto yealordny morning, briuging tho crow and yowl of the achzMoleor, of Uakvillo, Tho Moteor, Was founid in & sinkingeonaition, and nfter bolng {owed 3 miles by tho Milwatkoo sunk & milen from Oswega, - “~Tho stmr Qhamplatn, of the Northern Transportn tion Company's Lino, rrivad at Cloveland from Op- donsburg Baturday morniug, boing tho firat bont throngh from 0 Ontarjo’ this season, Bho will probably bo ano of tho first boats thaé will Teach Clif- cago fram below, —Tho sy ity Chronicle etates that Capt. Lltz, of Dotcolt, xolucngi Sunday night o Bay Clty from s Journoy to the Nortl, where le had been with o party of twenly-ofjght men gotting out ico for Honthern inta, iTo has shipped s large quantity, alao buflt co-liotises, and stored a conslderablo smount ot tho inko, tho 1ocality of which Lo doolined to five, 88 ha olntma t0 have discovered a placo 80 complotely hidden Ly treon ns to provent the ein from penotrafing sud molting tho feo, which is said to bo as good uow a8 any, timo during tho winter, It s learnod from i, T,, Wickes, of East Tawns, thnt tho fco crop s helng gathoredat that placa to a very lorgo extent, Not leva than soven veatcls aro thero loading with e, which 1 cut from tho insido of tho hoomn and put diroctly on board tho vessgls, Tho work nt Otacgo Lake In nlio proscouted vigotousiy, and Lut for the rovere cold would have been much furthor advanced thn it 16, The Luaincss s roported to bo Yery romunorative, ~Acanrs, T, D, Davis & Co. hnve acceptod the sgoncy of Ward'a Loko Biperior linu of bonta at Cloveiand, and will occupy the dock and warehouse foot of Bt, Olair streot. Tho lino consistaof ten boats, which will ruu through to Duluth, The following hnve alroady been designated s City of Duluth (new), Koweennaw, 8t Paul, City of Fromont, Anna Oralg, Jar- i Lord, Phil Shorldan, In additicn throo steamors have beok chartored. —Tho sicamahip Spartan, bullt at tho yard of Measrs, ‘Thomaa Quayle & Sons, at. dInvnlnml,w:ln Isunched Sat~ urday atternoon, This vossol w Innd Tranaportation Company, snd is desigued for the Lako Suporior iran-ore trado. © Tho gonoral bulld and dimonaons of {ula new craft are os followa: Lougth of keel, 200 fect; longth overall, 215 feot ; breadth of boam, 3¢ feot ; dopth of hokt, 18 feut, Ier consort is now building at Bisck River by Menars, Queles & Peak, and will s00a be ready for launching, —Threo now vossels are on the stocks at Dally Drothiera’ yard, ot Tolodo, The firat fa 143 fect long, 26 foot beam, and 1134 foot dopth of hold. Buo is & Iull-sized canaler, and will be used in the grain trade, They will commenos putting in hior pars Monday, snd oxrm‘& to launch hor in two weeks, Bho 8 ownod and will be Aalled by Capt, C. Hanscem, of Buffalo, and ‘will cout when finished abont $26,000, The sccond ono ia to bo in tho grain trade alao, Shio 1a 125 foet long, 20 feot beam, and 10 foot dopthi of hold, Sho will cos whenlaunchod, about the 1st of May, not far from $17,000, and s owned snd will bo commanded by Capt, {t. ‘Tha tulrd fs Jargor than oithor of tho others built for the Clove- balng 200 feot long, 30 beam, and 14} feot dopth o old. She wilt suil botween Ghicago and Buffalo, in tho grain and iron oro trado, Mer.cost is $65,000, Measte. Tultlo, -Mougar & Graves, of Gouova, ara the ownera, Capt, Gravos is to eafl her. It ia thought #hio will bo ready for launching nbout tho st of June, LADIES' FURNISHING GOODS. Hovosseorliiitdioboriatil ottt AN T.ADIES FORNISHING GO0DS! o, Leier & G, State and Washington-sts,, Amnounce their SPRING OPENING of NEZDWVW STYILES Lies, Mises', Culdren's & Tnfaut! Underwear & Furnishing Goods 4 FOB THURSDAY, APRIL 16, ' Elegant Noveltics in_ Ladies’ Lawn Wrappers; Ladics® Sleeve- less Swiss Jackets and Aprons; Ladies’ Morning Presses and Cam- ezoles, Misses’ Linen, Pique and Swiss Suits; DMisses’ and _Children’s Cloalk! Children’s Pique and Cambric Dresses. Specinlties in Children’s Silk Suits, and every article essential to LADIES, MISSES’ and CHIL- DREN’S UNDERWEAR and IN- FANTS WARDROBES. N. B.—The abovo goods, with Butteriok's ‘Patterns, for sale on sccond floor. KEARNEY'S BUCHU. ' KEARNEY’S EXTRACT BUCHU, ‘The only known romody for e ; Bright’s Disease, And a Pos(tive Remody for GouT, GRAVEL, STRICTURES, DIABETES, DYSPEPSIA, . NERVOUS DEBILITY, . DROPSY, on-Retontlon or Tncontinsnco of rlno, Trritatlon, T+ e ation or Ueorotio ol the 2H0% BLADDER AND KIDNEYS, Spenuatorrhas, Louccorthooa or Whites, Disoasos of the Prostate Gland, - STONE IN THE BLADDER, Osloutus Graval of Nrlckdust Deposit, and Muons, or B 4 1 et i b KEARNEY’S EXTRACT BUCEHU Positively and permanently cures all Discasos or Affec- tions of tha BLADDER, KIDNEYS, and DROPSICAL SWELLINGS, Txisting tn Men, Women, and Chlldren, NO MATTER WHAT THE AGE. Price, §1 per Bottle, or Bix Bottlos for 85, Depet, Mo, 104 Duane-st, New York. Bold by Drugpists Bverywhoro, 0 BURNLADM & SON ud VAN SOILAAOK, ST VENS D, Wholasala Agents, Ulilcago, PAPZR HANGINGS, Just Received from the Factory, PAPER HANGIGS! Six Cents a Roll And upwards, FPaper hung neatly. P P AR iy, Oor. Stato and Twolfth-sts. FOR SALE. . BOTTLED BEER, As Porter, Alo, all kindaof Genuins Europoan and Do. mestio Boor, delivored by the dozon, fresof charge, st popular prices, No rutail salos. Orders by mail exleft fa our oftice will find prompt attentivn, SCHANZLIN & CHRISTMANY, . Dopot of Imported Havana, Koy Wost, and Domestio Cigars, 303 East Randolph-at. PRINTS, A A A A A A Ladies wenting s good Calico thst wilt neithor wash aut nor fado out, will find in the “RICHMOND PRINTS” Sorethiny " i L tholr purporo, In tho lazge variaty of the "OHOOOLATE STANDARD HTYLES" (Copyriybted Hicket), "QUAKER BTYLESY (Coprrighted Tickat), AND "BTANDARD GRAY STYLES" {(Copyrightod Tlokot), Espeoially rocomwend thomselves for chsstonoss of do- sign sud durability of oolor, Wholssalo buyers thyough- ont thy oountey consider thom unequaled, Exawine the skt b ba surezeu gas s RICUMOND PRINT, DRESS GOODS, IT PAYS T0 TRADE ON TELER WEST SIDE. CARSON, PIR MADISON AND PEORIA-STS,, Offor tho following DECIDED BAR~ GAINS in ks & Dress Goods, 1 Caso Japanese Silks, 25 ots. yd. Japonese Silks, richor goods, 30 cts. yd. Jopaneso Silks, bright colors, 50 ots. yd. . Fancy 8ilks, dark and light stylos, 75 cts. Fancy 8ilks, good quality, 856 ots. JFanoy Silks, dark, medium, and light colors, choice styles, worth $1.50, for $1.00 per yd. Fancy S8ilks, superior quality, ‘handsome styles, $1.25 yd. Tho ahove lines of goods nre de- cided bargains, much under rogular value, and the assortment is unsur- passed in this city for size and com- ploteness, B’k Lyons Silks af §1, 1.25, $1.35, $1.50, $1.75, and $1.85, the choapest goods in the market. Rich Bl’k Liyons Gros Grains, sate in finish, at $2, & speoial bargain, worth $2.76. Richest and finest qualities B’k Silks equally low. THIS EXTRAORDINARY BAR~ GAIN is offered in Dress Goods: Choico Spring Shades Cashmere Foulards, 80 cts. yd., an excellent fabrie, well worth 60 cts. A line of Mohairs, Poplins, Glove Cloths, and other Dress Goods, ot 25 ets., decidedly cheap. Rep Fopling, Spring Shades, 20 cta. Choice Shades in Cashmeres, Pop- lins_d’ Paris, Diagonals, and other All-Wool Dress Goods very cheap. BARGAINS IN BLACK G0ODS! Madison & Peoria-sts. SIMPSON, NORWELL & 00, - ARE OFFERING AN IMMENSE STOCK oF NEW SPRING DRESS GOODS! VERY CHOIOE STYLES. PRICES ALWATS THE LOWEST, 79 & 81 Btate-st. LINENS. Further Arrvivals LINEN GOODS! il Laflr & G, State & Washington-sts, Have just opened Fresh Imypor- tations of Linen & Housgkeeping Goods, The largest and most complete assortment ever offered by them, and at alarge reduction from recent prices APRONS. AWAY! We will close out some 5,000 Ladies’ and Children’s Aprons, slightly soiled, at one-half the former price, Also, Special Bargains in Ladies’ Ready- made Cotton Underwear and French Wove Seamless Corsets. 8. 1. McDowell & Go, 234 Wost M@di_son-st. " SHIRT BOSOMS, A NOTICE T0 LADIES Making Shirtw or Putting Bosorus into OI Shirts, THI PATENT #REINFORCED” SHIRT BOSOM it t on t e 'L it SR SRR SO N R e A PO ok i b g 4 Ve sopeseeieds vl By sty OCEAN STEAMSHIPS, GUION LINE. FTBST-OLASS IRON STEAMSHIPS, Botween NI'W YORK and LIVERPOOILy oonlling nt Queenstown, Carrying the United States Maik SAFETY AND COMFORT. Passongars booked to and from tho prinoipnl Eae ropean porta at Inwost ratos. Iraftannd Totters of Crodit lssnod on losding Danks and Banieca thiroughout Kurope. HENRY GREENEBAUM & CO., FIFTE-AV. NEW YORK TO CARDIEE,. ‘Tho Sonth Walos Atlantlo Stoamship Gompany's Now TFirst-clana, Fall-powored, Olydmhu!lt‘ Stoamships will #all frm Bonnsyivania Rallrond Wharf, Jersoy Oily: PEMB; peil 4| GLAMORGAN, NDIS, +April 18 | PEMBROKK .. Carryin nd passongors at throunl os from Alipaits \'5 tha Unllqdv.‘"lwllnml Cannda to ports in the Hrintol Channal, and ail othor points in Kngland., ‘Thiesa stoamships, bullt exproasly for the trade, ars proe vided with nfl‘(hn 1atost improvoments for the comfortand wn‘nulonlmll of SENGERS OABIN AND STERRAGR PASSENGERS, TFirst Cabln, 836 nud #80oueroncy, Bocond Cabin, §t§ gurrancy, Htderago, $30 curroncy, Propais arago cortificatos from Jardl!?, ous Fafta for 1 an y:;:;‘l"(l)lé]'m' 'l&rllgu]‘)fll‘l, A iena, No. 1 Dok " AROUTBALD BAXTER & NATIONAL LINE, NOTIOR-.This Compauy takos tha rlsk of Lusnrance (s to 8100,000Tn gold) on eachof itastonmers, thu Kiein puseoniiors tho Dent oossiule. Guaantos for safoly an Ingldsnenal danaseadion, e tt “most. soutiorly Tou ala stod Ta LIVERD an EENST Now, 4f and 47, North Hivor « Now York, * o Flors S ll’n ggl&um.. l"muw.| P . abln 'y sy hy §80, e Great Reduotion in Steorage Ratene Through tickots fram British Parta to Ghicago, §30. yAuplsta WISLIAM MAGALISTAR, Qo Welore ity northiont & ar N %o now Bhormna TTouso), Gntoaga, P ot (@PBo< STATE LINE o To Glaggow, Belfast, Liverpool, Londonderry, &e. STATIOF ALABAMA salls, £l 13 < FROM PLER 5, NOWIH TV N ¥ N e R L :” Onbin, . : 9 ”:urrnnlg;: Tropald, B3 curreneye L3eatth ot Temass: Tor {arther partiont to AUSTIN WIN O Afnia, B Tirondeasy Mo Sopr Y DALDWIN & ANCHOR LINE. From Now York to all parts of Great Britatn, Iroland,! and Continontal Kurono Syory Tucsinr, Thesaen m _Bnturdey, OADIN from %005, KTESRAOE from @0y Unitod Siato Ourronoy, British ports ta Chleago, 837, Sfght Drafts nt lowost rates. Applyat Company’s Oilioas,, NE, al Bindisounte., Clicayo, ERSON BHOTHRIL, Agonta, GHILDREN'S CARRIAGES, &o, CHILDREN'S CARRIAGES! Bird Ongos, Murblas, Tops, Baso Balls, &o4 0% o Targo yarioty, ab = VERGEHO, RUHLING & CO0.’S, 138, 140 & 143 Stata:st. ARRIVAL AND DEPARTORE 0F TRATHS EXTLASATION 0F REFERENOE MATES, — 1 Sutardaroe eoptad. * Bunay exceptod. $ Mon optad, | Ard Fi%e Blinday 848500 o o 4 Dalip, "R excep MICHIGAN CENTRAL & GREAT WESTEBN RAILROADS Depot, soot of Lake aty, und soot af Twenty.second-s’n ellecofice, §1 Clark sis, ‘souticast corncs af Hamdoiphn and 76 Cunislat,, corner o Madison. . eor. Leave, | drrite, Mail (vin mals Day Rxpres: Jngkson 4 oc . m.|* 850, ra, D |* 608, 10 HENRY O, WENTWORT, General Passongor Auoate CHICART & ALTON RAILROAD. ’-‘Mtfl]fi,"filnm City and l)mz;{ Short Line, via Loufsfe . ana, 3fo., and Chicaga, Sprinafieid, Allon and T, Louls Theough Line, Union Depot, Wes ridge, Ticket Ofices ¢ At Depul, Jiansan Oty and Donvor Fast ix ty Expross. Haaps Gy Bxpro ‘Lanin 133 prors, Louls and Tax s H" ld ‘ln: . Shringneld Fart 5 J!;nar.ian Olt; e i xtor, Facan, Washtugton, 1 Jaliot & Duwight Aucomumodation. CHICAGO, MILWAUKEE & ST PAIL RATLWAY. Union Depot, corner Muditon and Candi-sta.> Ticket Offe™ 83 South Clarkt., opposite . and at Depot® Arriv B Leave, Milwaukeo, iraon Tay, Stovans| ™ Point, Prafrio du Ollen, & Laf O 3 *9:30 8, m. [M1:008, 1m. *5:00p, m.[® 7:85p, m I410:00p,m, [+ 415 p. ta. {LLINOIS CENTRAL HAILROAD. Deot foot af Lukeat. andfoot of Dwenty.secondat, Tieke e ko g Yol af iy Arriv lonx O 8. m. [ 73008, m 00, m, |¥ 8:86p, m, urdays, ty i Dubuane & Slouz Oity Ex., (@) Ttuns to Ctismpaign o CHICAGD, BURLINGTON & UUINCY RAILROAD. Depots—iint of Lakest,, Idiziav,, and Sizteentio and Canat and Sizteentlisata, = Tickst bfices, Nou G ¢1 at., Grand Zucific Hotel, and af depota, Aurors Passe: Mondota, Ottawa £ BEigator I Aurora Passcoger, Autora Pl&illllllfil'd Dubuauo & BiouxCity txm, Daciiio Night Exp, for Omabiy. Kansaa Gity, Loavanworth, chison & Josoph Exp....,, Downor's Grovd Acconmiountl Dawnor's Grave Accotumodation oxas Expross, ;i g Bundaya, Baturdny, 1Ex, Monday. CHICAGO & NDR'II:I\‘TEEYERN RAILROAD, City aflces, corner Kandolph and LaSaita-ats,, H A Leave, Arrive, a Pacifio Fast Lino, « Dubugue Nimi £x, via & Oninbin Night Fxurosse. a Ireaport & Duliuguo 153 Marquotta lixps A0 e Madlénn & Elroy Pasiorigo Bitd ke m ‘a—Dopot vornor of Wolls aud Kinzfoata, SDURoL Soray of Cuntan Kininata W. I STENNELT, Gone COLORADO, KANSAS & NEW MEXICO. Apeolal Tuduceiseaia, Brogh Sow T %, 0, & 81, Rl K. 2 ) WIEBE, ot Ax'ts CHICAGO, ROCX ISLAND & PACIFIC RAILROAD, Depoty corner of Vanuren and Sherman.ate, ket odice, ’ Grand Zucirio Hotel, AN RAILROAD. | Yan Huran-at,, yoot a7 LaSulle-st, wceat corner Clurk and Randolphs . coriier Canat and Yadison-its. i1ght Expron Sokth Ohfoago Assotbinonatio CHICAO, INDIANAPOLIS & GINCINNAI LINE, VIA KANKAKEE flUIllg! #yom the Great Central Ruflroad Depol, fool of La;