Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, May 1, 1876, Page 7

worka hailly Dalsan | s inlo (] Biate sirset bridge Haturday night, wheroby the coner lost lioe csthiesd and ratl, and wag othisrwise dly dsmaged...,An offort will bs mads to releass {he sohr Painliso, which went sahore in Liltle Trav- Ao Day Jast fall. The tug Drawn ia belng fAited oub togoatlor her,,...The mammoth steamanipe Inter~ Ocesn snd Kotchnm left Saginaw Fridsy with im- Diense cargoos of st for thts ally, 117" expacted that 0 of (he . It was genersl expected that oné o moi famer TaX6 Ricatmers which paased frougls he Biraiia Tanradsy wotlld arzive hors yestarday afternoon, bub ap to 8 late hour Laat evening none of them had tmsde {ele appoarsnce, It was, howavar, stated at_ the docks that information had been revelved from Ail- wken it tho prope Monigomary, duampiain, and pridgeon had arrived thers, They will probably come sere during tho night, ¥ 8. :ngl( VARIOYB‘POH}“. o o iny . B, Coe was ralsed & few da; eanapdurhps Jrom Dey Olty. The Iachtanty 18 Foniio he geeatly damaged, Lt the foss will not Sount to over $2,00....Besled proposals will bo ro- at Dofrolt .until sy 4, st noon, for the pur celved aso of tha lake survey stmr Hearch, and the sieam {hinch Gen, Mesde. Thn Bearch 1a » hide-wheel frone bull boat, leagth 143 faot, beam 11 feet, and tonas ovm) 230, Tho Mcada mexsures in Tongt 37 feel 6 1108, besm 0 fost 8 inchien, depth 4 foet, The boats are ” lh‘a‘bov?nme‘l:t d:cukl‘!’:llml whors " they may ba pected at any time, .. ch from Golflngw e aviont va constdorsd open at. this in sight, The steam bargs McKerral will probably Jore fof Meaford tremorrow, The simr Gumberisnd {s fiting ont, and will be ready for Iake Superior Sbout Siay 10, “The stwrs Bejmour, Wautbuno, and gilver Spray are expected to arrive here from Owen found to-morrow, Nottawasags Island lighthouse s Hghted 10-night for the Arat thne, TUE OPHNING AT DUFPALO, The latences of the o\sen!n[ of the portof Buffalo s oceasloning not & little surprise smong msrine men, from (ke fact that it has nover be ln);pounl 1hat there wero any considerabla quantities of {ce in Lake Erle, Jat sloné enough 1o block up the eastern end of the lake ) tbat {§ wonld not be ready for navigation muluh‘nll o Navigation m conalders F:!;L T’la?l:rbvt i I{l clear, and there ia very liitle before May 1, following fgures give ;:{a'l of the first arrivala at Cloveland from that elly for iho four yesrs Iseh pasls 1872, 183 1814, ] Mler lines bave sgreed upon uniform ml;l: ngm&'eelfnrn-bonnd frelghts from Duffalo to Chicago, Allwaukes, aud Green Bay. dum‘i&“‘. apring and summer, as follows: ¥First class, 2803 necon: slans, 1863 third class, 1 fourth c! 0. To Tole- fannd Dotroit, 16¢, 120, 100, snd 8o fof tho respoctive oty ST, LAWRENCE RIVED, The Toranto Giods bas the following reportacf the Jondition of the fce at various pointa on the river: MONTHEAL, April 27,—Followlng aro reports of the sondition of the fco to-day st various points on the ver : ios Tivera—Tako fco moved yesterday: water risiug yory fast; fower part of the town flooded. Berthior en haute—Ics moved last night; wator ria- hs;m.ama-xg moved a Hitla yusterday) 6rm to- il Tsre 1s no more Ico; rivor clese down Yarennes, Wncummxb-mm full of broken {ce golng down; 13 wiltios clear, pro n a faw hours. bably, 1 ‘been ahoving mostly All night on Vi —]co liaa bige: lh: ;l“l)‘::lilm.l of the river, This alde only moves for » few minute In evory Lalf hour, g Verchores—Ica lias mot moved aince Wednesdsy ternoon, o chinngo in the oo water risng. Father Polnt—Itver clesr. * Cherlemsgne—Ice is_jammed bere, unteratown Mills—River not clear yet, The water 1aa risen § fuchea sines Wednesday mocning Riviors du Loup en bas—Ciear and cool; lh’on‘ noriheast wind, The toge Meteor and Lak al Ahe wharf, AT CLEYELARD. Testardsy was snother quict dsy Io marine cireles, although there was a little mars life spparent than for the two ar thres days preceding, occasionad by the an- nouncement of the opening of the Straita. 1f {s prob. able now that matters will pick up, and, although it fs not expectad that there will bo anything extraordinary for & month or two, siill it is expectod that thera wiil baan jmprovemont ovor last eesson, and that, aa the so3s0n advances, matters will conifuius to get better, and end bottor 'thau for a caupla of years pasl, Coal zoceipla aro improving, aud will conilnue to do so, esvecnlly from the Massillon dlstncts, which will prubsbly start up n full sgain soon, as atd has becu promired the operators by tho Btate anthorities, and ihere are plenty af men who will work if they can be protectad, even at the reduced ratca for mining, As 18 8% wa (an loarn thero s no chengo in freights, they :;nu!n(mx the samio 44 at tne last quotations,—Lender THE LAY TONPEDO BOAT. An extubition of Lay's maveable torpeda boat was firen Friday at tho Nary Yard st Wishingion to a arge company, composed of members of Uougress, naval commanders, ollicern, and Iadics. Tha torpe bost Alarm, ancliood off the dock, waa used as an sbrervatory to witness the show, At 10:30 o'clock tho torpeo boat, resembling & Lig cigar in sliapo,~—a craft 5ot lony 4ad 10 fuches In dismeter,—way seat. oul \baut a quarter of a mile from the Alarm, She was Sien turned sbout and ran back to within 60 foot of De vtarting polnt, whore & torpedo contiining two jouads of powder woa exploded, The exhibition wea Verand succens, and Col, Lay deserves tha credit of Waving invented the most complete nd terrible weapon \f naval warfars in ezistence, THI COURTS. Record of Business Transacied Ynte arduy. WX ROOKFOND, BOCK JALAND & BT. LOTIA BAIL- ROAD, The following is an abstrnot of the Foebruary report of Jobu P, Witohead, Auditor of the Rackford, Rock Islaod & St. Louis Railroad Company, which wau filed late Friday ovoning : Passenger earnings. Frolght earniugs, Express sarning Mail sarninga. Mlscollanoous ea In addition to the ordlnary exponses there was mid in February for several sums for track ontals, and ropalre of tracks, bridges, bwildings, &, to tho smount of 214,381.01, whish wonld lenve a balance of 84,289.23. DANKRUPTOY MATTERS. Marvin 3. Brown filed n voluntsry petitlonin baokruptoy Baturday, showiug a liat of unsecured Jobls to the amount of £,516, sod no assots with which to pay them, Roforence to Rogistor ibbard, Edwin H. Wilson also went into voluntary bankruptcy tho same day. Iisdebta all unse- ured foot up $4,850.8L. 'The aesola conaist of tobbaco, some fxtures, and an account against F.J, Ayers, the wholo belng valuod at £694.76. The petition was referred to Register Hibbard, I B, Jenking was appolnted Asslgneaof Froe- Itnd B. Garduer, Assignees will bo chosen thia moraing for the estatey of Mathew Hohlsudocker aud R, l'arker Pierca. nIvORCES, Anthony J, Locbler fled his bill Baturdsy againss Eiizabeth J, Lechler, askiog for adivoros on acconnt of ber desertion, Magdalena QGunkel siso wants a divorce be~ caugo bor husbsud has been guiity of habitual drunkouuesa and desortion, Lastly, Thomas Smith fecls disconteuted and wanta s divorce becauso Le has discovered that 4 wifo Mary bad moothor busbana lvivg wheu ahie married him, whose name was Fred- tiok Detrick, TTEMS, Judgo Williams will deliver n docislon this morniug in the contempt oase of Rigdou and Lanphore, for disobeylog an injunction, In tho caso of Mary L. Windiate va, William Windiato ao order was made by Judge William. Saturday zatust the defendani to pay Mrs. Wia- dlate 10,000 alimony withiu thirty d: 110 the costs of the suit. BUPELIOL COUKT IN BRIEY. William F, Fudicott began s sult against Ber- nard G, Caulfield and Lfimry H. Honore 10 re- sovar 810,000, Marihia 8. Buckminster began s suit against Erost N, Nelgolsen and John 3. Bhidds, clmm- @F $2,000 dsmagea for breach of covenant. QLICUIT COUBT. & 11, 3, Deal & Co. commonced a auit ‘Saturday for $0,000 aqaiost Henry R. Payeon sud Ferdi- uod 1, Cands, Catherine Murphy began an action in trespass iRaioes John Brace m5 Dridget Bruce, layg amagos at 210,000, Henry Pried aud [ferman_Lscoss began a suit for 2,000 againat Charles K. Lal Lazarus Bilverman sued George .W. Clatk, Henry Biephens, sod Franklin Emery for $2,000, A THE CALL, Jupax Gany— 875, 874, 877, 403, 404, 405, 100, 407, 408, 409, 411, 413, 419, 414, 418, 417 10 421, wclusiye, Jtvur Jauzson—Nos. 47,878, City ve. Hap £ood, aud 47,674, Bame vs. Bame, . Junax Rooxns—8et oase No. 69 and eatendar Bos, 881 to 400, Inclusive. UDOx Boors—Hok oaso o, 610, aud calendir Hos. 807, 809 to 820, inclasive. Jonok MoArrirea—Sac cases Nos, 909 aad 1,330, and Noa, 863, 858, 800, and 871 to 880, in- ueive, on Judge Rogere' calsndar, Jopox Fanwzrr—No call; No, §78 on srisl Joos Wririws—Decision in the Adelphi fouternpt case, and arguments in the Biverude Improvemeut cases, !E‘z:;un uo?v—cun xssione—W, I, Carey v4, 0, Ligdon any B, O, 13, e TN ST hcaoR SEEi St e, 2ucob Hobata, Uicon Covar—Jonan Roaxas=-0. We Huat atal, TGty of Culeago, $570.78 ) SUPREMACY. The Relativo Circnlation of * The Tribune” and Its Morning Contemporaries, The Only Paper of Qeneral Gircu~ lation in the City of Chicago. How It Leads the *“Times” and # Inter-Ocenn ” All Over Town. Why It Is the Groatest Advertlsing Medlum fn the Western Country. It fe not our habit to makoa parade of the buainess or clroulation of Tuz TRIBUKE, or Lo aseall tuat of onr contemporaries, Tho pub- Hahors aro astisfled with the meaaure of patron- age which Tur Tamune enjoys. It has besn tho great mdvertisiog modium of this city for many yoars, beoause {t s tho business-men's newapaper. It 18 taken and road by all classes of people who bave any property or thing to eell, loase, or loan, or any ruonoy with walch to make purchases or investments, or any usoful sorvices to hiro ar angage, It Is patronlzod by all those who aro in trado and comworcs, baok- log, insurance, navigation, common-carrying, producing and distributing svenith, and conse- quently it has & very largo circle of readers, be- longing to the most intelligent, enterprising, and rospectablo cinsees of the community. One of Tne Trinuxe's envious rivals pube lished on Saturday s page of bosh, purporting to give tbe respoctive ciroulations of the twe papers. It takea its own Haturday issuo, which is double that of any other day, on sccount of the Police Gazlle aud Day's Doings charactor of that isaue, and compsres the samo with a fragment of 1ne TRInUKE'S ciroulation. In bundreds of the places nameod there are more copies of Tne Tninune mallod direct to subscribors than our enviona contem- porary reports me sold by newsmon. Thus 2 coples ars uot down as sent to Naw York Oity, whoroas npwards of B0 are taken by merchants and doalera n that city; 1copy is crodited to Buffalo, but more than 20 are mailed there. Yorty srosent to Boston, but nono is credited on that bogus list. There aro 25 more TRIDUNES sont to 85, Louls and 22 moye to Cinciunatl than statod by it, Whatover Hay be the Baturdsy country circulation of that concors, it s very far inforior to that of Tue Ontcaao TRIDUNE in this city and county: and amoug the bual- noss clasacs in the country the same thingis trao, 8 a rule, Tho Business Mansger of Tne Tninuxz has drawn off a atatement of tho circulation of Tne TmouNe durlng the past wook, which shows that the wholo uumbor of Datny Trinunes ls- sued and sold for the woek ouding April 29,1876, waa 210,817, which ia & daily averagoe of 81,831 coples. The Bunday edition, of courss, is the 1argest, Tbe growth of Tur Tninune is stoady, and its patronage permancnt and first-claas, Mr, Georgo Q. Cooper, haviog bad occagion, in thoe courso of his business as a canvasuer, (o call at nearly every business block, warehonso, atoro, factory, office, shop, aud ssloon in the city, ag well a3 8¢ a conaidorablo numbor of dwallinga in tho residence quartors, has carsfully in- quired .what morning vaper, if any, the occu- pants and rosdents subscrito for. Tho result of his inquirios from Jan. 17 to Arnl 25 ho hes furmshed Tux Tnivung, and (¢ 18 given bolow 1n dotail, On comparison of s figures with tuose of Tur Twwuxe ciroulator, who hea charge and cootrol of the subscrintion lists, iviog his orders by wholesalo, wo find Mr. ooper's roport to bo accurate. The ocompati- son which the figures afford of the circulation of Tuz TRisUNE with that of the other eity mornlng Journala will make cloar why it is that Tne TrisuNe retains the immonso prepon- derance of the advertiaing patronago, and why advertisors find it to their mtorost to advertise in Tue Tumuxe, Is ciroulation i not of the Dback-alloy sort. nor dopaudunt upon, occasional soveational or scandalous articles, #It s road regularly by businees mon, manufacturers, mer- chants, ‘and reputable citizous who have suf- ficlent {nterest in tho news to subgcrive rogu- Iarly for thoir paper, and who, to got tho naws in raliable shapo, subscribe for Tuk Tmpung. It is tho charaoter of tho conatituoncy of a nowa- pavor that dotermines tha quality of its ciroula- tion and ity corresponding valuo a8 an sdvertie- Iug modium, Ronders in the sloms and back nlfi!yu who oceasionally 1nvest a nickol in o nowa- papor are not the class whom advertinors desiro to reach. Dueinoss mon, mavu- facturors, morchants, and enbatantial, ro- putable citizeus who can afford to tako their paper rogularly, subscribing for it ar nualiy, sre proomely the poople advortimers would reach. ~ Huch precisoly, oa tho figures 4d- close, nro the roaders of Tiae TRIBUNE ; AsVOr- tiers kuow it evon witbout having the fiuros bafore thom, which i8 why they iind it paya to advertiso fn Toe Tumonz. o THE SOUTH DIVISION. Distriot—South Clark street, from Jackson to Twollth Calle made seerern ‘Tribune subscribors, Times sutiscribers. ..., Inter-Oces 1.subscriber. . Take no Liorning paper. . District—East aido LaSalle Ington to Adans 3 oo 13 strect, from Wash- “Iake DO MOFBING 1APEFssraarses ‘Diatrict—\West sido Lasalle st ison to Van Buren: I Take uo mornlog Fape e oo B District—Weit aldo LaSalle stroot, from the river to Bladieon stroot : “ ¥ District—Btate stroet, from Thirty-second strest to the Burlington crossing t District—Cottage Grove avenue, from Twenty- socond atreot to Thirty-second; Stato streot, from Twouty-socond to Thirty-scoond; au soath side ‘Twenty-secoud street, from Htato to Mickigan avenuo : 1354 13 District—8tato sires second, and north aida Twenty-sacon from Stato to the iako s Tywenty-~ d stroot District—East sido of Btate strest from ington to Twelfth + Calls m30,ee . ‘Tribune subscribers 24 Times aubicelbars, Eo) Iuber-Ocesn subscri 2 Tako O MOINING Paper. o [0 District—Wost elde of Stato atroel from Wash« iogron to Twolfth : rorires 3 Distriot—~Manros strect to Harrlson, from Olarls west to theriver: Tribune Timea subscribers, . Inter-Occan aubscri! “Taka B0 MOFBINg PAPAr. District—~Between Btate sireot and the lake, from Randolph stroet to Van Buren ; A0eecsrsoosres Qulle mads....ooos ‘ribunae sul ?‘flnu subscribera, .. LB Distriot—Alonroe straot, west of Olark, to river : "HIS CHICAGO TRIBUN MONDAY, MAY 1, 18% Inter-Ocean aubecribors ‘Take no morning pape: esse 40 .I)L;Icl-flnv::n Waanington, Clark, Mon- ron, and the river: Inter-Ocean subsoribers, . ‘Tako no morning paper. District—Randolph atreot, from Deathorn tho rivar, and croas-strosta Lotwee Nnmber of calls, Intor-Ocean nubacribern, ‘Tako no mnrning pape: vor. Peeeeens p fiinlflet«\vnor street, from Doarborn to Lae allo : Number of calls, ... Tribnue subact Diatrict—Lake steast from the Coentrsl depat to thativer, snd Wabash avenue, Htate and Doar- born atreets, north of Lake Number of calla, Tribuno aubscel! Timea snbaceibers..... . Inter-Ocean aubacribers. . No morning psper taken, o “ Distrlot—Fourth avenne, both sides, betweon Van Buren and ‘I'welltl streets Inter-Ocean subscribers.,.. Take no morning paper,.. vosee un flDmrlot.—Clnk strast from Badison to the vor 3 Distriot—Washington sirost from Lagaile ta the nivor, and tho diatrict woat of Clark and south of Madison, ocoupted by coal-yards, eto.: Diatrict—North side Arcior avenue, from State atreet to Halated; Calumet avonuo from Cottage Qrove ayenus to Thirty-firat wstreat; Cottago (rove avouus, from Douglas place to Thirty- ninth atreet : Calls mad Tribune subscribers Times subscribers., ‘Tnfer-Ocoan subscri| Take nomorning paper, District—iWabash and Michig from Tweaty-ninth to Thirty-firet streots; Thirty-firat stroot from Stats to the Iake: Wentworth ave- nue from Twenty-second ; ‘Twanty-sccond atrest {rom Btate to Arclier avenue ; south side Archer avenue from Twenty-second to Stato Onlls mad; Trivune auh Twalfth street to Twenty-socond; Htats from Eightoanth to Twanty-sccond ; Eighteenth from Btate to the river “Tribus Tlines aubsoribers... Iutar-Ocean aubscribers, ‘Take no morning paper, THE WEST DIVISION, Distriot—Desplaioes from Hasrrison to Ran- dolph; Kinzie from North Clark to the bridge 1 261 District—Twonty-second stroot from Bine Tslaad avenuo to Lumber streek, and Lumber to Bixteonth : Number of 0alls, Tribunes take “Times take: Inler-Oce: Evoning and forelfm papers 5 District—\est Randolph stroet, from Halsted to Union Park: Calla made... Tribune aubs ‘Fimea_subsoribers. Inler-Ocoan subsar “Tako 10 WOTDING PAPSTavees Distrios—Sauth Halated stroat, from Mladison to Twalfeh ¢ Calls mad Tribune_subec; “Uimes subacribers. Inter-Ocoan subr! Tako no morairg paper, Distriot—Woest Mndison stroes, from Ashiand avonuo o tho railroad croasing ¢ Dlstrict—Bouth Canal street from Madison to Jsohson, and from Cansl to Halsted, botweon Hadlson snd Jackson: Oslls made,... “‘fribune suoacri! Times subscribe Jaler-Ocean puba Take no morning paper, Distriot—Wickor and Oalta made,.... Tribune subacrl Tiwes subsoribers. Inter-Ocoan sul . No morning paper taken, Dinteict—Chicaga a to Asblaod avenne, North Halsted stroet from tho xivnx; w‘l(mzin, North Deaplaines from the river to Kiazle: Iut “ako O WAFDING PAPOF.... Distriot—Woat Indiana stroof to Ashland avenue : Ualls m: Lribi Inter-Ocean subscribo “I'ska u0 worning paper. District—Milwsuksa avenue, from street to Division 1 Distriot—Milwaukeo avonue, siraot to Carpouter : from Kinzle District—Trom Halsted stroot to the river, be- tween Aadison aud Kandolp Calla made... “Ceibuns subscribera,. ‘Tiraca subucribers. Inter-Ocean subectibe: Take no morning paper. District—Lalke streot, wost of the river, to Halated and Causl streets, from Handolph to Kinzio: Calls mads. .. o n District—DBlus Island aveous from Harrison '35 | stroot to Tweitth 1 Inter-Ucean subacribers., "T'ake w0 morning paper, 1 Diutrict—Wont Randolph sireet from the river to Halated s Onils 20ad8iuuararen Tribuna subscribers, ... Times sobscribers,ieeses Loter-Ocean subscribersu ..., “Take nu MOrLIg paper., Distniot—Eaat eide Halstod atreat from Aladi- son to Twelfth, aud weat side Marrison, from Madisongto Jlue Island avonue alls mad0seeies oranr bers, 'T'sko DO MOFDIDG PAIT. District—Houtts side Madison atrest of thoe river to Asbland avopuo. Calls mad Tribune subcrl Times subecribel Intar-Ocean subscriliors... ‘Take N0 mMOrning paper, e Distriot—North side of Madison atreet, of tha river, to Ashland avenuat Oalls made. oo ‘Fribuno subacribors. ... ‘Times aubscribers, Intor-Ocean subacritiers, g Taku B0 morning psper. RS Districi—tlalated sixest, from Lweitel 0 Canslport svenue, aud Twellth stress from Ifalstod to live luisnd avonue % Distriot~Canal streat, from Twelfth to Cacak. enus, and Twelfth oot from Talstod to hin rivor ¢ Intor-Ocsan subsoribers, Take 10 morning paper, THE NORTH DIVISION, District—Enast aido Ulark street, from Kinzie to Division ; west side Clark from Divialon to Obleago avenne ; Division from Clark to Bodg- wick { and Wells trom Division to Chicago ave. oue : Calls mad, Trivune Times sulacribers, Inter.Onean sub ‘Take no morning paper Districe—DBetween North Ciark ntrost aud Wolls, from Chicago avonue to the river, and Rinzio stroet from Olark to Notth Piort Tribuue subacribers. . Timea subacribers, pe Dintrict—North Wells strocl, from Chicago ayonus Lo the river s Calls made, bis Tribune sul I ‘Timea subsoribers, “ IntersOcean subscribesy. 7 ‘Tuke 0o maruing paper. 1 State of Iilinofs, County af Cook, es.: Gearge Olarka Cooper, of lawful age, baing first duly #worn, deposcs and ealtl that be personally canvassed {he districta above spacified in the Uity of Chicsgo, for the purpose of aacertalning the circulation of Tite TRIDUNE, 7imes, and Inter-Ocean newspapors ro- spectively, beginning about the 17th day of January, 1876, and comploting the same ou tho 25th day of Apri, 1876, and that upon full and careful inquiry the Teaults as by bim ancertained wero aa above set fcrth, and that tho name a4 sbove @iven ara trus o the best of his knowledge and bellef. Gxonas O, Guorun. worn (o and subscribed before me, s Notary Publie in and for satd county, this 29th dsy of April, 1976, (rxas.) HaMILTON M, WaLBATH, Notary Publie, MACOMB. The Wenther, and Frosrects of th Fuarmers—Itcpublican Xoninations for City Officors—I8, K. Kampton, Candidatoe for Ntate Awditor, Svectal Correspondence of T'AChirana Tribune, Aacoxs, 11k, April 28,—Tle mud, which has Impeded il kinds of busimsa in this eatorpris- iog little city for the past four months, has at last disappoared, and ourmerchants, with their heavy stocks of spring goods oa hand, wear moro hopeful countounrees than thoy did a faw weoka sinco, whon 2ll transportation was done by hand.car® and wheelbarrows, The warm Jdays oOf tho last threo wooka have had thodosired offact of improviag the roada and stroos, 80 that businces is again sctivo, Farmors Iothia ssotion bave bad a bard timo during tho oter, and are serfously put back 1o thelr work the open winter having ron- dered it impogaiblcto do tho required smount of work, and at the amo time prevonting the sue- cossful fattentog of tueir stock. But they ara now looking forrard to & Bucceseful season of work, Not for many yesrs ling tho grass and troes been w enrly in atarting as thoy Lavo thiv, anl slready & large proportion of stook ja Iving on tho peetures, This county (AaDonougt) cibracos one of the Lest portions of Cortral llnois for farming and graz- An&\. Tho faros Bie uot a4 large as in somo other parts of tho Bisto, but, sa & boneticial cou- requeics, the laud 13 mue valuablo, and tho im- provsmcuts are of o Grst-class order, As o tradng and Dbusiness cwtre, Macomb ranks very high, it haviug & lacgo tributury conutry apund it, and an abundiut wapply of capital #nd tirst-olass bustoess-men, ~ Tho Republican City Convertion was hold laut a¥eniug iu the Court-Tlouse, «wnd was fully at- tandod by tho voters and citizoia, Mr, Vouable, Chmiriman of tho Contral Commtiae, callod tho Convention to ordor, when the permanent or- anizatlon way effecied by electng Joaoph 3L, §iartin s Chalrmao and W. 11, Healino as Seo- rotary. Alexander McLean and V. F. Bayne wero put 1 nominatlon for Mayon ~ On the first ballot, MoLoan was nominatec byy mujority of 16, 1n a vote of 150, This nomittion was flattoring indeed to Mr, DlcLean, le paln tho prasout fncumbont, and tis bong. nis third term. Btraws show wheh way tho current goes, and it most be presumed from thin toat tho Republicans of Macoms, though agt always lo favor uf a third lermi, sy, in tho prev ont instauco, in favor of oven a fourth. The noxt ordor of busiucss wad the sowmination of oug Alderman from cach of the wirds, with the followlug rosult : First Ward, E.F, Bradford ; Becond, J. H. Cummings;_'Third, Dayid Scott ; and Fourth, T, Farloy, W. H. Hamliue and E. Woells were put in nonination for Bupervidors, Alter olecting ninotesu delogates to tho County Convoution to Lo bold pext montl, the Coovention sdjonrned. Tho candi- dates are excollent men and prominet citizens, and the Convention’s wisdom fu sokoting such will no doubt bo ratified at tho pollsuext Mon- day. 1t has been announced by haadbills that the romnants of the * putrid reniniscouce’ will hold a Conventiou this evening, for tho purposs of making nominatious. Qur estecmod towneman, I R. Hampton, is boiug prossed by hils frionds Lthroughout Lhe Btato for the nomination of Auditor ou the Re- ublican ticket. Ho 1san old stager in the topublican rsnks, havivg assisted in the organization of ~ tho party, by editing and publishlog tho Macomb Enler- prize in 1856, This paper was afterwards nsmod tho Macomb Journal, aud, undor the wauagoment and by the untirivg energy of Mr, Hamptou, has bocome o first-class conuty-paper, and the principal Republican newspaper ,n tha Tonth District. Amon{g his friends and acquaiutancos in AMcDonough County, Mr. Iampton is highly rospectod for his Iotegrity and ability,—hLis political op- ponents even ubiting 1n their oxpresstous of ro- gardand rospeot, Ar, Hampion was a mewmber of tho State Beuata from thiu distriol [rom 1870 to 1874, and, by bis nutiriog diligence on sows of tho 1oet prominont Commuttecs and ou the door, he mado s high repuation among lis colloagued tu that ablo body. In tho cawpayus Lo bas shown himeelf 8 good spesker snd ablo dobater, flere, 1n bis howe, hLois the uuani- rous choice as the candidato ou the Rupublican Btate ticket for Auditor, but ho bas a number of ablo competitors for tho popular favor, Iis nomiuntion would bo an elemaant of strougth in thin scction of tho Btate, aud he wauld uo doubt carry tho full streogth of the party, Z. et e Row o Young Woman Saved Her Virtue by Xturling a Negro into n Quicksnud, Ouenatara (Ky.) Monitor. Partien {rom the neighborhood of tho ocour- reuca liavo put us in possession of the following partionlars of a iragedy whioh was consummated near Birk City, on the Green lLiiver, some 13 miles below ust 1t appoara that oo tho Bth juat. Miss Mar- gerob I'ayne, who resiaes s mile or two up the sivor from tho villago mentiouod sbave, hsd goue into the placs to make sume purclasos, aud spond tho day with n {‘ullm( Indy scqualuts anco. ln the afternoon she started homs, nud whon about throe-quartors of a wile from tho village, sud as a point far from suy houdo or help, & burly negro man wha was out on the water in & 8xi pulled into shoro and sprang up into the rosd, accosting the youny lady, aud ask- fng If he oould walk with her. Thorougbly frightoned, she answered * No," and invreared her pace, e uleo hurriod up, keopiog by Ler #ido, but batween bor and the river, Thore could be no question of the black scoundrel's iutentions, Miss I'syne's bome was the nearost bouso, sud botween hor and it lay a beavy strip of brueb and timber, lonesome, dark, and donse, » fitting epot for the perpatration of the dark villainy the blaak dovil no doubt contempiated, aad the youug lady fully roshized her foarful poril, At o point’ where an encroaching hill crowded the road to tho very yerge uf the niver, sod whero the bsuk was ‘mleop, an inepiring thouglit fisshed upon tho braiu' of the sorety distresaod dawmsol, sud mustering her strengih for oue einglo cffort, when they remohud that point, she gayve her tormentor a tremendoos above, burling him over tho bank bendlony tuto abed of quickaaud, Thau, without sloppiLg 10 look aftor tho fata of tho wroteh, sho rau buuio st the top bt hier spusd. ‘Tho negro, of course, was fmmedistely awallowod up by the yoracions sands, [is body has not bsen recuvered, though 1% can bo diatinctly felt with loug pols. 1o is supposed to be a tramp who had besu laitering abous tho peighborhood for a fow wacks past, sud who is now missing. The general bollef of the neigliborhood is that he had seen Misg Payuo goiug to tho village, sud lawd in wait to intercept hier on Lier return, with tho result we have narrated alove. Fomale Precocity. A singular Insiance of fomals preoocity in ju. vaniles came before the Warringion magistrates in England a few dn{ go. A girl ouly 1t yoara old was cliargad with stealing 6s. from the per- 50N Of & woman, A bLag CODIMBILE £3 way found in her possession, aud when queationsq she admittod that sho bad been syatomatically ongaged In ploking pockets for three yoars, Proud of hot skill, tho child illustratod it I’n the prosonce of tho police by emptsfng the nockot of a woman withont atiracting ber attention, ‘The Bench ordored the dalinqnant to bs impria- oned for ono mouth and detsined in s roformas tory for threo year OCEAN NAVIGATION, ONLY DIRBOT. LING T0 FRANCE, A vfi?.::l:.' o o Shlenard vosists ra, on this tavarits route for tha Continsnt (being more southerly th W 7 Rty tusn .‘J’.fm?.,"" will sall trow Pler No, 41, thlr 4. raier. Ntecrags 8, with superior sccummuoation: clading w i | uesdine, snd utoneiie without extea Biaame{a maiked thua ' do not earry sieeragn o LOULS Driy STAN, W.F. WIHITE, No, 67 Clan STATE LINE. NEW YORK TO OLARGOW, LIVE DUBLIN, WRLEAST A o R Ry DU BLN These firsi-clase foil powared stoamers will sall from No 42, North Tivee Toot uf G Now York: T VIROINIA Anarsday, May 4 P IN] hurs May 1 ¥ PENNBYL Thur And avary slisrnate Thurwisy iharseitor, cabin, &7, §i0, And Am; raturn tiokets, Hocond cabin, §151 i rovirn tigkatn, #40. i b JOTR ’i’..lglglfi. Nor o Ulariate, STAR BALL LINE, UNITED STATES & DRAZIL MAIL BTEAMSHIPS, Bailing montbly from Watson's Wharf, Brooklyn, N, ¥, For Pars, Pernambuso, Bahts, and Rio Janeriq, ealling tas. ADplY to 0. at Bt Johus, Porto Iico, JOUN_ BIANALLy 2,600 tons. J. 1, WALKEIR, 2,700 tons NELLIE MAITIN, 8.000 to; aturday, July 13 Lansenger accomindations Sri-clae. %" ‘or frelght and pasesge, at reduced rates, spply to * 3 S TUOKER & GOy ARehia,. &4 Pine-st.,'New York, National Line of Steamships, NEW YORK TO QUEKNSTOWN AND LIVKRPOOL. m};'&' ay 13| ENGEAND une s 730 LANDON HILKGE, reelt DENMARK. ....‘.M-La 1o, m, Daguag: ), currency, Jlaturn ticksta at roduced Tates, , Sleoraxe tickete §34 currancy, Drafia 1u£fld;r:2 upwards on Great Bell Aonday, May 15 huesday, June 13 tafns . D, LAREON, 48onth Ulark-et. NORTH GERMAN LLOYD, Tl atasmera of this Gompany will aatl every Batur~ day from Biremen_Pier, foot of Third-at., Loboken, Ttates of pansage—From New York to outhampton, Lendon, lavre, and Lromen, first cabin, $100; secon: cabin, $60, gold; sicerags, &0, currency. For frelght or passage apply 1o OELRIGIS & CO. 2 Dowlivg Uroen, New York. Greant Western Stenmstip Line. From New York to Bristol (Kaaland) direct. ARAGON, Symons, JHaturday, May 6 CUINWALL Biamp Mhurday, Say'® Cabin Passsge, 87 ntermedia ; Breerax: 3 Tacursion. ek 8150; TIonsL Kisortes. moriia, 9. Apply to WAL K, WHITE, 67 Olarl + Micnigan etitral itailroad. AMUSEMENTS. EXPOSITION BUILDING, ¥ridsy Nignt, Saturdsy Matinse, and Batarday Night, May 8 and 6, 1876, FIRST GRAND CENTENNIAL CELEBRATION IN AMBDERICA, UNDER TIIE AUHPICES OF TIR FIRST REGIMENT, I, 8, @, Toih Orgpnizativa wil give T : AL oA S R eNTEN GILHORES FANOUS BAND Inoluding Fifty Eminent Muslolana, TWO PRIMA DONNAS IN THE FIvLD, MAD.&PGBNIP.' PAPPENHEIN, Tha greatest fea, from the Stra- lonbs In America, kcveh Ttallan Gpera, Tior Aret spooaranos teChicaser MISS EMMA C. THURSBY, ‘The Favorite American Rograno, MIL J. LRVY, the greateet Cornol - MiL, hum(lunf.w. hin m-; Al Eormat. B,y iy ey anet toa dlestion ol X1, P, 8 G Bial Kaboaition at Ialisdsiphin: an the s of oo io0" ‘Ihie Keglment wil) apoeat fo & Pull-Dress Farsy il Co! 11 b an T liroudconizeing o e ey o o e SECURE YOUR TICKETS IN ADVANC:, ADMISSION 50 O Tiekots for sale at Lyon & Healey' Rlae Library, W. 1. Kean, Gooke A it oltuy Batier, corner Htaie unn Vo "age, Ho Ua., 114 ane M%fl Hrysn & .0 i, Gornar Harmori eourt And. WabRSh Y. | BHACY's Dive e Mtondlg oms ot nor o e dsnring Inforraatl othar olties dasiring Inforro ool ol ‘fflfiluqumrxmrnm’fi‘uuu?x&"t NEW CHICAGO THEATRE, R. M, HOOLEY.,.... surecess MANAGER. Y GRAND OPENING Monday, May 1; 0ing at 8, and Wednesda; and Blarday matioes a3 pr e 7 HOOLEY'S MINSTRELS, John Hart. 'Composed of Billy Rice, Hart, the ‘Tndl:’ I!III' I‘o;:. . Members of Littls Mo, Hubiby Newecomb. the Minstrel ¥, 3. Hall. ity |Erpfani Ml o tioy Daneaicr, lieasyurie Marby and Morton, ing 28 K reat Boroarda, iwlio will ap', Percy Aaliton. in naw N rockway, linterludya,, out. 1kstohes, bu 1 ont. losuos, ‘andly: §F, Sullivan, oos, and fsou ing| . Tiron, snd 3 new in Sin-|Choristers. = 8?"1.-‘2”“5:" t-part soans, re A erforn ner, ures of tha Muees beas R & Loautiful sot 40006, piioted S br aie, Howard fo e ey orij 's Minstrels, for fall parttcalars soe programmes. o OOBBETS. Get the GENUINE! Bewnrs of Imitntions! THOMSON'S PATENT GLOVE-FITTING CORSETS. Seamped \STIEHRVD er¥i, *THOMNON " % 1y AND HACH WITH ) el TRADH. PEIECT MARK, They givo entlre CROWN, ug. ey $rers indy i Ulave-Fitting has worn them ve tho mont \ recommends |l:l'r \'-.’v:t-llur- lhfir{. thnfl their oo i )e Stamsing popi cn) Corsots Aty Indooes muado. many competi. by Tora 10 Copy our names aud marke as Bosrly be pou Hasure taget theennuine. A ROV LY Thomsna's Patent Bolid Yastentog ‘;Iilw Corset Ntecls, Thoy sre unbreakable, and their {aMeniags do not abrade the dress. For enln by first-class doalars svorywhers. THOMEON, LANGDON & G0y N. Vo Baole Importars and Patentees for the U, R, PHILA DELPHIA ADVERTISEM'TS l)lllla.ll)l:LPl"A EXIUBITION. C‘Tfimn‘mi— l)l"l“ PICKLES in Malt Viaegar, JRTCH BAUCES Tor ¥ib, Boat, and Game, l)UTT D MEATS and FISH, lo. ADELPAT THEATRE. MONDAY, May 1, ALL NEW FAOES THIS WEEK. The Grest JOLLY JOHN NASIL EMERSON & CLARK, Groteanue Acrobatio Bong and Dance, LOU- DON BROTIHENS on the Now Danjolino. Miss ELLA DAYIS, the Beautifal Berio-Comlc Vocalint. Mine HATTIE ELLIS, the Dashing Comedieune, HAW- LEY & TURNER, Ethlopian Artiste, D WITT ‘COOKE, Champlon Athlete, Aliss DOLLY E! ON, Queen of Dance, Jle-engagement of tho Fevorites, SHEEMAN % JONES. GEO, & CHAS. REYNGLDS, and the Adeiphl Dramatic Company. The Legendary Drama, tha FLYING DUTCIMAN, or the PIANTOM BHIP, New and Magnificent Bcenery, by Strong. Matineos Wednesaay and Satuzday. Ladice’ Nights Tuesdsy and Thursday, The lowest prices In the city, Fridsy, Denent of BAINEY AARON, MoVIOKER'S THEATRE. LAST WEEK OF EDWIN BOOTEL Monday, Msy 1, last time af Shaknpeare's play, THE MERCHANT OF VENICE! BHYLOCK oMr, EDWIN BOOTIL Lausa ", B, Warde | Launcelotte, J, H, MeVicker Taesday—Edwin Tlooth as CARDINAL WOLSLY and PETRUCHIO. Wednesday—RIGHELIEU, Thirsday AMLET, ' Priday—MUCH ADO ABOUT NOTH- ING. Saturday Matnee—UTHELLO, Next Weok—MAGGIE MITCHELL as FANCION, supported by her own Compaty. Gxéxuf:m’mniwuzn. QUPERTOR MALT VINEGAIL, JANS TRULIES, MARSALADES, and othor 'EAIU.H DELICACIER ARE DISPLAYED in the Agricuftural Hall, whore inspectiou i in. N 4 by a1l d Arat-cl rocarise b (e, Unitod: Blates #nd = Caneds: 7 gonuine arilo ROKE & BLAC AN uans, Lopo, MEDICAL CARDS, DR, JAMES, Lock Bospital, cor, Wasdngton & Franklia-sts, Chartered by the Btata of Illfnos pota af &iving tminedinte toof i als Laaes ot peitai chronio, aud urinary diseases in &L their complicated Tortns. /11 (s woll kuown tat DI, J AU LG Das s o thie headof the protession tor the nlllml T8, experienco aco alldinportant. Sewinal W, nikuL Jossws Ly dresins, pimplos o0 the fa0biout Hood, can poallively pe’eured. Ladios wantn®, Hiac olicate ationtivn, call or write, - Ploasant homa fi pas tienta. A bouk (or"tho ‘millica, Marriuge Guids, wioy L LUEY e €0 tha Qiinen, 2112 700 a1l about 1hote disoasos—who alioula MACry—Wey not-1J cents to parlurs, You sty yearsa tial. DR.CLARKE. Fatablished 1851, Yo ara advieed to consul the calobrated Dr, Clarke, 186 Bouth Cisrk-et., in any Chronle, Private, Dificult, or Delicate Care. Ladios consult on ll Irreguiarities stid Dinoascs, wiib the as- auranco of apoody rellef, Celebrated Female Pi $1:80 (extrn atrusg £3) per box. * Lessario Frovenit $10 cacl £%-Hend stamp for ¥ Bafeguard of Health,” EZ~Victims of Self-Abuse send two stamps for work on Nervous and Soxusl Diseases. Pallenta trested Huocesafully by letter, and Medicinea sent everywhers scours {rom oiwsrvation. Home Hosrd and Nirse for Yatfents, Call or write, Book * Your ilont Fricad ™ 2 cents, by wadl, Address letters Dr, F. D, CLAUKY, 186 Aouit Clark4t., Chicago. 87 Washington-st., Ohi- permanently’ cures ehronic, soxual, isoascs of fo- aud jhiupol Modicinn; uses no m 7 and hasthe largost practice of sny ciallst tn the "l”l’!h.l"‘ e Sneriatit (n Citenner Consittariteaor bad mits 0. “oneitatin fras Sacrodly confidentiate_Privats board whos dodired. HAHHIAG An llustrated work, 378 Dagos, private ocoul lor § wpaierios of the soxual ore: tem ; {atest disooveries in ropro- ductin; baw to ha happ tiage: male and fomale. The Vest Biiintauk UDIDK (0 the world. Prics 60 contd. A Yool 64 vagas, for (wo siamips, (ree at offica. DR. C. BIGELOW, 83 WEST MADIBON-BT,, CHIOAGD, ILL, Can Le conrulted personally, freo of chargs, on atl Chronlc, Sexual, snd Nervous Discasos, Pamphlel, 36 1aifce, ol abova tlseases sont to suy addresa for two Lo 'Stamps, Ltooma soparate for ladice and gentlamen, MARNIAGE GUIDE, OR BEXUAL PATHOLOGY, 20 Pakes, Iarge site, containing all that is worth Kuowlng, d miteh that fs nob publlstied o any other work, i Dr. Kean, NO CUREY NO PAYI! 175 S2uth Cha-st, coraer of Mo, Chicags, fl?figfi.}“fi’fi}“&;fi;fl““’flhb’ SR NS U en huire, Vo 1. A8 87 sy Bhbdass o eNats] in mar ERVUUS KXHAUBIIUN~A MeDIGAL ESSAY, &Y comipriaing & serive uf culvm delivered abu's Musouus uf Auatoruy, New York, oo the saus ure of promature declide, sho ow Toat wing' indisputabl oalih Gy ba rugatned, 'sToniing & ¢leat ario lmx.dllnmut 3 Mrfllq;. and il i dubility, Delng: the 'rice 35 cents. dro; office snd restdence 81 Dr LIT aynopais of Low X u,n;'n.u‘l:mau ull of 3 . o authar, DI, od. L Teath-sl.. New York LE Thin, London Huspital prectiae, cares private di etsed B ediatety. wiLhoc Mieretey’s iso LOST AN, iy it ofyout. Tae us del flll{; cu 1y eTvurs { B B o Y Tl el el g E0nE Oriou siriotls private. No. 100 Weab Madlsonats DR. STONE, } ic, Segual, aud Privete Ly East Madionat., Chicago, sdison et Chicaan, e et M edtotus e ligitoa o, He Tt 404 cinfdenials parsaraliy oy by A bk for Dot e Bor Y staauper De. Bious s ths sal) Bie et oo 5 f3%i t5e oity who 18 & regalar graduato (a medictuo, - THE COLISEUM. Brilliont Attractions. Third sppearsnca and immense auccess of BLANCHE BELWYN, BEX GILFORD, FICLDS, AND NOEY, The great musical Coons, and the Monster Company, Finest show in the city, Btanding room only. Come car} LEY'S THEA vamgggwuxxg T TRE. Tearoen, WILL E. CHAPMA® ONE WEER ONLY, COMMENCING Monday, May 1, Salsbury’s 5 TROUBADOURS Who will ll’gwlr in thelr succcasful Extravaganza, en- titled PATCHWORK. To commence with tho petite Comedy, THAT CAPTAIN'S UNIFORM. MATINEES—Wedneaday ani fiatus McCORMICK'S HALL--~Von Bulow. ‘WEDNESDAY and FRID, V"0%, May 3 and 5, and SATURDAY MATINEE, sy 6, Farewell appearances in Oiaga’ of Hans von Bulow, Assisted by the Young Awerican Soptano, NMISS LIZZIE CRONYN. Admission, $1: Secured Seats, ¥4 r sals on and after Friday, April 24 8 Root & 'a Blore, 166 Hiate-st,, whers Drogrtunines hickeriug Platos tised by Vou Bunw, ADEPH] THEATRE. FRIDAY, May 8, Grwa BLACKENED GLOVE As Bault-atenrmp botwoens BARNETY AARON AND Beats vq; Bons B! can bo L AL ITAMMER. ‘The Great Dovonshire Wrestlcrs, BLLIS AND FOWARD, Champdons of the World, will appear for the occasion, = PROPOSALS, Advsrfisinzo Proposals for Kegpig Brogs. rrics or Lionr-fovsr InsvroTon, HKLEVANTU LisTitioT, Mich., April 10,1478, o 5'0'cloak, noony o8 ThUMAM, Jade I Felaing, Topiaclng. ahd koeping b (aif peoger ) the bauys mow placed, or rejulred, Rl e fuliowing Suaanals, aad for tharkini the Tiowiag HATud GUILFIE: ns, vz, : 1. Aouth Chaanel ef St. Clalr Nata. 2. Baginaw Hay aod River, 3. Green May, including the buoye in Hock Iatand Assage, Point Fenlosuls, Eac: a, Horse Show Loaf, Ponsaukes Shoal; all buoys In Sturgoon Hay: the Luh markion th and in theFox gfll;ur, s wo b oco o Noi ! Lake Michixan, Wh’. Also, nd keeplng in v:c'i— tion the pilss macking Wi Hack bBlion) and F'eshlige 'oinl {°t mouths of Graad uvor andta Lake Muskoeon, 2 & 0o the Iteet off Calumat, I, " 7 ths Ttost ot Bireboygas B Bault Bta. Marls, froh Detndr on Take Huron, abave and below the Cansl, toand fncluding the faid- dl.§mund Buoy o Hound'Teland, Laks Superior, aud or poaitlons a ] uperior Olkiors taa toal.bo authorised, for” 9ne ot ffo tho ay of July nest £ the sucoecding Xxh iiay of sJons, g 'ta the gciatios Of the it Housa Hoard, { which ean be bud by appliing 4l thld o da s fally sealed and indorsed - Pro- poaals for Hoeplng Huass," then placed in anothor euvelope, Anc irsssad for dellvery in person, orsont, Propaid, through the muil 1o the undursigned, The lubt to'Fojuct aby ot all. bids, or 10 wal 8 1t deamed fur e Latervet of the Govoram 50, is resurr 11y order of the Listit Houss oard. 7 Ordr . Y BICAN N, Commender VBN tar Elavoutt Light-Housa Didtriet, LDERS' MEETINGS, _ STOOKHOLDE Ofiee Chicago, Rock Island & Pacifl B, R, Co, o Anntual Mecting of the Htockholderu of the Chi- cago, Hock Inland & Pacific It R, Co, fur the election of Directars, pursuant to law, and ibe transiction of such othur business as may coms before them, will ba hield a4 the ottics of Lo Company in the Gily of Chie caqo, o Wodasadsy, bo Tth day of Juse mest, at 11 o ks, i JOIN ¥, TIACY, President, ¥, L. TOWS, Secrolary. CHICAGD & NORTHWESTERN RALLWAY CO, April aith, 1678 THE ANNUAL MRETING OF¥ “TiE 8F00K- bolders aad bondbolders ol thls compasy, for ihs wleotion of directars, pursuant Lo law, and lur the transao- tou of other_bu: e huld at the ofce uf Chicages oo Thareday, the 14t of June neas thelr right I3 'L ol e ot “WWD."- in b e \dera will autbenticate P ¥ Yotk bone pea. ;&.. ll-‘i w'nllmna'&.& York, fot reglairation, oa or 3e o ALBERT KEEP, Praddont. ML BYKES, Jr., Bocratair, amrrmr e SARRIAGES, CARRIAGHES. ‘We aro selll i duced prices, N8 At greatly ro LANDAUS, LANDAULETS, T, ach BoPrLa and 00 Our Patont cauntufbulanugg%fm FIVE-LIGHT LANDAUS & FALL~ ING FRONT BERLIN COACHES aro tho leading Oarringos of the day, and, for beauty of dosign, slmpl.m: ity, and thoroughness of construc. tion, are unsurpassed, The Falling Fronts to both aro nicely countpre balanced by a Bpring (which ar< rangemont is Patented*), and can with each be loworod and raf with the finger, 5 Wo guarantoo our work w be FIRST-OLASS d to | avory paruouln'r.an 2, PItAs, n *No Infrin L of ey \afetagement of our rights, under the above c0,, H, KILLAM & 29 Chestnut-st., New Ha: 5 o ven, Con 0. 0. TEN BROEKK :- Sur Agent in Chl:n 0. e MEAT EXTRACT. PATTENING ! INVIQORATING BARON VOK LIEBIE'S LIQUID Meat Extract. Ole wineglas containi One-alf pound of !‘r:!h%!:};.o mhtrimens of Thisis the only Extract ready all the Trios withars {{8 naesiepofits of the aolid extract without Contains wmly Pure Slerry Wino and Beof, Indorsetby all Prominent Physiclans, CACTION—88.4hat the Liquid Ext: Hles, whito ad Rid abels, - b PRICL 51 PER BOTTLE. All DRuaoLaxS, G ocxns, and Horxrs have it U.8. DEPOT : C. H.- EVANS & CO., &SZ&%fi-Bf-kvmmdolphfl:, Pa. X o cetred from ralinbls Wholueal o) 21028 021y Tee . . FINANOIAL - o2 §50. 8100, 5200, $500 1,000, lavestmants of largs or Small amounts in'g, legitimate oharacter, which fregue: to twonty times the amount invest ry HHooks ooght And carried ss long &4 des $ ot Clroulars Sl ok reporte coat feposl of $pereont, Cirodiars and weokly revorta sant (raP nkars as i stocks of ARRIVAL AND DEPARTIIRE OF TR CHICAGO & NORTHWESTERN RAILWAY. Tekhet Offces, 63 Clarkat, (Dherman House), andT e aan atisom o arae) ot 18 Omnats {anemer of Wel ] Kinrts-ata, d—Depotoorner of Cansl and Kinsis-sta, % M'l‘l}fll’GéN CEN’THIA} HA‘Ib‘flOAD. Depok, foot aike. oot Ticenty-secamd-rty B o el T _arriee, 730 p.m. 2:00 p. mo ame Atlantia E3p: Night K3pres GRAXD Rar) oralng Kry L xnres " t8atartay Bz, $Monday Ex, § Dalty, CHICANO, ALTON & ST. LOUIS and CHICAGD, KANSAS CITY & DENVER SHORT LINES. A Luion Depnt, West Side, near Madison-st. bridge. Ticked (ifices! AL Deviot, and 121 Randolph-t, Kanasa City and Donrer Fast E: M p, St. Touis agd b 'Hahgrlcx..""‘ k. m: ¥ Peoria, Keoku| Chicazo & Paducah Raflroad K| Stroator, Lacan, Washingtun Kx. Juliet & Dwight Aecommodation, LAKE SHORE & MICHIGAN SOUTHERN. Teare, Arrive, Aall, vis main ltne,... Bpacial N, Y. Expre: Attantia Fxpross, ‘Accommudatior Nigh roes. SHICAGO, MILWAUKEE &ST. PAUL RAILROAD. S G g emponiasherman Lisuses and ok Doserrs Arvive, Milwankes Express, To 1. 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