Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, May 29, 1877, Page 7

THE CHICAGO TRIBUNE: TUESDAY, MAY 29, 1877—TEN PAGES THE COUNCIL. Al n his motion, Ald, Gilb op. agsinat wiich Ald, Cnllerton spoke. Quintard & Co., the Engine=Build= ors, Want $21,000 for Extras * and Damages. Chairman, previousl made by All. Gilberito have the Chalr appoin the Committee, meanta reorzanization of the Luin of the Commiitecs out of tha Mayor's angs, I looked 11ka that to him, h i motlon cl}';l o thoaghit thst the motion to appoint 8 temporary ind o In!mdngud. ond the lr’:otmn milttees in the futare, and takiny the appointment opa CIt; Dalui ln‘:l luul’hwu!., fresh, THE CANAL, Bnivaxront, May28.—Annitsn—Prop Jeck Rob- ertron, LaSalte, 4,700 bu corn; Merchant, La- SBalle, 0,100 Ln corn; Lockport, Lockport, 6,600 i prop Montank, Lockport, 165,012 1be + prop City of Tenry, Tlenry, 4,800 bn corns Passed up, erwarm. \Y! No Tidings of the Schooner Mosells, Missing for Two Weeka. 1] t | Fears Entertalned that She Has Gone 5 frmed th aein. Board rop Whale, ‘Honry, 3,800 b corn; Ulenrgia, A anement :o "fi!lflll,oyfomchlfl““ unl‘{'edu-luln:f :fis:&i:fl-’ ififlfizfi"‘.eififlfi." LA Downy with Al en Board, :intr'y‘?r" 6,600 bu eo_’m: Tildor, Henry, 6,000 b venue to the Park Com. matter tn Aw Departnien . £ : 1d, Lavwl LLeARZD—Pro) Nashotah, lenry, 16:.000 missioners, onlof, haioting et 1L Bbora i o Rt of Log of the Steamer Peerlass, with Some iagicr, J&"flfi'fi.fifi:"f*" ‘prop Mlontauk, Locks A5 Catterton wanted to know what hle dectalon ‘Hotes About the Ill-Fated d S puckley’s Charges Against Ilicloy | 7514 be in this case. Pacific, . INJURIOUS BTATEMENTS. Ordered to Be Placed on 7 A1, Qlibert~Wiktyou aliow me a question? File. Ald, Collerton—No sir, I am tsl Chair, and I am Fnlmz(o sce whethor the Tare right on this poi| A Btroet Railway to Be Laid on Halsted Btroot SBouth of the Bouth Branch, . to allow the introduction of new business. Ald, Gilbert withdeow his motlon. bread question again, vame, to adjourn, which prevalled. —— CURRENT. OPINION, Undier the tombstones two, Cooper and Tilden, ala; Under the onethe Ulue, —~ Under the other the Liray, ~Naw York Graphic. The City Counell held a regular sceslon Iastevens {og at 7:30 o'clock, tho Arst under the now eale, or nther under under tho revival of the old rale, which changed the hour of meeting from 3:30 o'clock In the afternoon. On motlon of Ald, Raw. telgh, Ald. Cook was called to the ehair. The minutes of tho Iast meeting were approved withont ding. by mnegnynr presented hia usual weekly Matof pardons fron tho Dridewell, The Lond of Mr. Lonfleld, for $5,000, as Cor- poration Counsel, urevionsiy montioned In Tum TRBUNE, was approved, on motion of Ald, Thomp. son, of the Thirtcenth Ward. Apetition waa presented by George W. Quintard &Ca., asking for $21,070.07 for alleged damagos and It gave trouble instead of peace. ten years of Luyonets.—Gov, Nebraska, Mr, Hayes Is good enough Democrat for me. It he contintca begun, he will have my support, por and extras far dolays, etc., causod by the cily and s Capt. Lane {4 a good aesman, haviog salled the | Mess dull, and bat little doing, The revenne otme toe Injunctlon of the American'Dridge Company, }’l')‘,l,{'.;‘z,"z.,fsfl‘%.h'm- Gena dolus 8. Witlam [ L2 g8 auccoufully for severs years, and | FOFFY bhé Bono 1nto commission, {athe Lullding of the West Slde Pumping Work Voo o thera are thosa who think that be will turn up all MITAVAUR L, Ald. Pearsons sald that as 8 membor of the Fle N‘ (el l;flt t'l';m \"leher'twg.uenker {88 | right, No word of his areival &t 1ottt pecial Dirpaleh 1o Ty Eiituse sige Commilce, be (hougit st tho cit 5ad | provided he- s sgalst s protenie gAY | Trvére :Z:fi.‘.‘;f;‘ touitng afier | Miewacker, Mg a4 chuton e . 1 Y msde 8 Onal scitloment with the gontlemen, ang A o 3 3 » 0. sothing was safd 6f either damages or extras. openly In favor of aiding the Bouthern Paciiic | him at sere On pbae larves yeniers | Rognds, wheat to Baffalo at 3uge, il ud fuvor, Ald. Tlosenberg moved to refer the petition to | Joirusd, and fuvorably to Finance Commlitice. 411, Ttyan moved 1kt 1t bo placed on file, which vailed, . V3. Hawlelgh offored a resotntion providing for the election of a temnorary Chairman in the person of Ald, Covk, ho to hold over for tiirce montus after the passaga of tho revolutlon, Ald. Cullerton and Ityan, with duo deference to the Chnlr) aaxd (lint the charter provented the sce Jectlon of 8 temporary Chialrman' for Ry length of tino, 88 tho charter ‘ways *‘thnt the Mayor shall reald After some further discnsalon, on mo- [on of Ata. C«nr{ the mattor was roforrod to tho dudiclary Commiltec. MIOHIGAN AVENUE, - Ald. Tiaitard offered a resolution {ranaferring the Michizan avenue thoroughfara to the Bouth Vark Commisnioners for tho purposs of making It & nd Loulovard, 2a anegested in Tiw Alixnar m Tho fesolution r8'and rivers.—Alobile (Ala.) Lieyister (Dem.), ommendation of the [fon. of Uds ity, & Republican lSuum Caroliny, Jn of the Senator (Demn.). WVillium D. Stewart, er day, twisting House, ** "Thal man has ruined us. obacrvable that Blalna is running to 8 guod deal of late. the White Housodevastator.—Loufsvitie ¢ Ald. McCauloy~Allow me to ask you a ques- ing to the "imfi'p and ‘The Chalr decided that It took a two-thinds vote Ald. Callerton then attempted to fntrodnce the and he was beaten at his own Iiia motion was declared outof order on tho same ground s Ald, Gllbort's. e then woved We tricd reconstruction on the military plan, Two months without bayonets bave done more than Garber (Jiep.) of to deal with the South as he has The sofdler clement In the South Ia conservative, and will Riving the Buuth s roportionate share of appropriations for liar~ It will grievo the rroconcilable Blatne tolearn that Gov. Iampton bas np‘)ulntud. on the rec a8 Commissioner of resident tn Philadelphla, Noth- but a negro-riut will ever restore the spirits from Maloe.—Lullimore Gasette Blaine Is mrorlcd to inva remarked, tho oth- his head toward the White Yet it Is “that man Lerhaps, having beon ‘ ruined,"” Blalne {s trying to make peaco with fouriere Buch atawementn as that which ZEcening Journal lately, saying that the tug Martin Ureon had hoen dry-docked, when 1n fact she was not and has not been for & long time, fs likely to entall Injnry and loss npon owsers of tags, should Yesstls-owriors wha may want towing done be un- fortunate to fall In with a cupy of the paper con- taining such reports, — AN ORJECT OF INTEREST, schr Caba arrived from Depoer yestorday wl cargo of lamber, Cant. Clark was an ob- Ject of interast on deconnt of & little pugilistic dis. pute he liad recently. oL, notwithstan appeared In the The Vessel.Owners Wake Up at Last.-Xasigation Kotes and [tems from Olber Ports, TIIE MOSELLE MISSING, Pallure to learn anything concerning the achr Mosclle, that left this port two weeks sgo to-day for Little Traverse, and the fact (hat the relatives and friends of the master and crew are making ro- peated and very anztous inqoiries toncerntng the Absent oner, make it look ae If the vessol had gone down or met with some disaster which has pre- vepted Capt. Lane—who fs the owner of the Moselle as well as tho master—from commani- cating with his friends. The mirsing schooner ¥2e In the lumber trade, and when she left hera s leavy galo from the routheast was blowlng, and some fear that skie may bave sprung a leak or met with some accldent and sunk, The Moselle was redecked, calked, and made aa thoronghly tight as possiblo, but it was ner first irip ont this season, and It may bo that some. thing happencd her In splite of the care exerclucd’ in 'I‘fl overhauling, She waslight when she left The it contrary reporta, g Y Tep AN IMPORTANT CAS The caseof the bark Board of Trade szalnat the Mercantile Tnearance Company, & renort of which will be fonnd In the law columna of TiEz Tninese, i exclting much comment tn marine clreles, and brings a larau sttendance of vessol men in Judge Dilodgeu's court-room. ERIE. Apectal Dispalch to The Tribune. Enm, Pa., May 28 —Arrivals, prop Alnska, schrDeflance. No charters to-day. Marine busi- day, on men with him on” board the vess o 1, and if she has reaclied any port it e nlnl ange that some of thewm havo not written nor tele aphed, “Tiio Mfaaulls should have reached Littlo Traversa on tho 18th inst., and gutten around here by the 224, . Vessel-masters ~ who bave artlved “frony arlofis points revort that they have not scen the 2 vessel, nnd the only tdleations of & wreck or iter repurted lately was that of o maat seon floating In Lake Michigan by the Captain of ihe schr Bage, and noticod In Titk TRinunz aweek 850, Vesgel mastors who have econ the Moselle Iately shoald renort the fact to Capt. Sam Allen at Berane ton, Dunham & Hoit's, on Sonth Water atroct, whero inquiry has been tade concerniog her. LOG OF THE PERRLESS, The Clerk of tho stmr Peczlcas nends the logot her laat triw, as follows: WELLAND CANAL. -Borrato, N. Y., May 28,--Noboats reported passing the Welland Canal for twonty-fonr houts, No cuarters for conl, Rates notainally unclanged. NAVIGATION NOTES. Cuteano,—~The sche John B, Wilbur went up to the Nosth Rolling Milla last evening to geta cargo of scrap fron for W yandotte....The prop Nashua, of the N. T, Line, came I yesterday, looking vory handsome Ina now coat of white -paint with Rreen The little tug Wood, at Hyde Park, b: ecked uvor and otherwise made Gt for pleasure ' purposes,...The schr Dosne grounded at tho foot of Michigan ave. Jesterda at the fams place Kershaw stack IRURE, reforred tothe Ju. | Journal (Dem.). ‘The stmr I'geriess. Atlan Malnt; where “the e recently, Tho dclary Commiltce. Tho resolution provides as SR irin Lo ke B river needs dredzing out nf that binco. . A litle follown: Wuenzan, Ta thodays of Chicago's most extraordl- |mnlzr'|'mmrlly. it wn»’fnuuntz B ontape sl rordls mipo! Democrat. lleis a Consorvative, been a Bourbon, ¢ araiea, for tho purpoia of paries nd FEivkuan, ‘Lo Doopla Ara tadssslvely tabes ot AR riicular improveinent, and money 1y bein cantinu: iy expiended by the Tark Commissiuners for the heat- il Eews parke bt 0 cret 3 dlstanco irgin ani i seibie 10 o mass of (b BaRIAOn Lacabors, It Jrewoleed, That for tho fouth Divislon tho avenue koown oa’ Michigan avenue, from the uorth (ino of Monruo streat tu the south lina of Thirty nith stecet od Thirty-8fth street from the west e of Michiga svenue s Lho weat fine of Grand bouleyasd be tra serred 10 the I'ark Commiusloners for immediate pror 80 thig caso Is nut as ba New York Commercual Advertiser (. ftep). warfare upon the men who dofeatu brotier-fn-law, Gull’s briltfancy and pungency will tized by all, but her will bo serlously questioned by many, Qov. Btone. of Misalssipp!, fs nolun':zurgu: n Iie would have ordered the ©Xo- d locatent. frost stances feom the contrs | cution of the Kemper County mob for not prop- e I|ml‘u uf the Ic.-ur. large lr?l. nd teeri- | erly completing thelr work by the murder of the 4 A Tons cais s gsontracted for wtexteavas | motioroh o oA remaining child of the Chlsulms, as It m|§h|. have been. Gall Ifamilton has commenced a nuwslrn er cr Juines U, Bialne, at Cindnngt Lo recog- guod taste and discrotion Mr. Blaino hitngelf 1s not dolig o wise ana steam-yacht, christonad the ** Fet, " was isunchod Jestarday at tho Gsleua dock, on tlio South Jieanch. ho s for pleasure purposcs....Justice Hatnes, owner of the tug Goldsmith Aaid, oceasionally takes the wheol Ui runningdown to Ilyde bark. but fnda it cxpeneive al s porday when towlig 16 slacks.. Tho dovernment plcr ot Caltinet 1 €6 @ Michiigan to complete her eargo, and areiv the Bault Canal 8t noon of the 19t touctied At Onots $huL arived 8¢ Mapquetea on the 201 and Hougntan and Itancock thie day foliowing, baving hnd very 0oo woithe cr during thy entire trin up wiih the cxception of & siig un the morning of the st outalls of ploted....Capt. Bundy will bring -out his Giad Tidinzs "all 'O, W,, notwhtlutanding coutrary ) The stmr ‘uversido broke & crank.pin onyo, late trlp o Bouih Haven, and wiii ie 8t her docka day or two untlla "new oncis pt n....A spar-buoy, to replace the old one, on ¢ umet reef, hias bocn anchorad,...The - Pensaukes and Norman arc in dry docks for calking....Tho Anule Laura 18 sovn tobe sold by tho United Sintes Tard cargocs receutly shipped to 3 et tho whole o be kuown a8 the Urand bould: | digerent. thing in permittiog Wis sister-p-law to ) i LA New York, via the lakes and canal, have arrived Y150 auvert ofésetren, srdioniss ot contine tho attack—tlut fs, it ho doos permt Miraitue e "1y Snivoing. o the auind 4S% | in’ wood (Drer attee being thistudn days en tho il riniing of bells o ‘Dlowing o witiara, | her CHieyid. vestruta er.—Dauuer (Uol) Zri- | foliowlng vemely re” et Tonw “iaie? i | e maviked yesseraqgeo "ere fow in number at tves willin tho city lwlts, e (Hep.). § ‘ Sazwell. Eliza Turng ol —1 oo on Sucicicy e, Netetred (o The Raymond Gazelt cten the polsonia of & | {icnos, 48 Hith, toa:Jitier s VA | 1ot i i AR Bt b that the e e offered an ordinance in com: | famy nummer of tninars e pIEe employed to | {0 aGmabcror ontreal, Pawed Fia the: | 1and looking for tows...Tho scalce 8t Part Col- B a0 o Stato B competling all rall | (ulko' (o Places of wociiresa Aol CHploye for | gt Ths Tarke- orest Cley was by 5t by At | iorne must oo Ut of oier azaca aamyort Col- read tralns to eun within ten milos an hour within high 'l 8, 0 ext th ! the K Lest tho Sault _on the mwriing of {he 25th, mot the. | thwalte 100,bu ahiort on o'carko of 25,000 on the city lmits, ~ Keferred to thie Judiclary Come ug‘."“’{’ :‘f’;f;u'; ;’; 'i;;}:’;nz‘:“’ b fhc 'ii"&ffl;; rop, St bt b %"x’:’?;"rfz'l""-fl.flu"fiuffl'fl"f %cr ‘l;-‘t lrln..l..’l‘,klu dllmnat»;llllflum;{ b{ hlne achr e, s all, In er, 0 d 8 ay] ‘ance In her lato collimlon wi h u'.’" {] Wi Mackinaw, Chles sat il Y it RO S SRS | HepihTat o Dol Sl 1 | SR s S T e SiIE Ty G Sl o she forniasirect. Referred to Committce on Strects Justify, cuse, or palilate the revulting crime > o r0y ahani loft nrquette on i Ak bt e T {,, Bldckening o Doaracies of e nh e, we VISSELS-0WNERS WOKE U, Baturdo} it ateo’ ich prescnted a potltiun asking for & rade far Upden, avenie, Reforred to the - Board of Pulitic Wurka, with instructions to Prepare the Tecessary order, | Alu. Ityan oliered a parchasa ul @ city naj ata cost nut tu excuod Lomimitiew one partloular.—Jacksonville (ifiss.) Times (Kep,). resolntion providing for the for the unc of the Counch, $12. Roleered to Finaneo ROUTIL IIALSTED STREET, Alil. Tully aifered an_urdinance authorlzing the somtruction and operation by the Chicago \ity lhllw.ly'rl:vulpm|y »fn track on South Ilalstad, imposed upon by such roposterous Inventions, But they ura entircly ‘too thin to detude even an Individual of less than average inteliigunce, Thesc startling war-dispatchies kind of Inland inventluns, uln) will admit tlExl tho casea nrelanrnllel In at least The cablegram speclats of the Chicazo Times micht amount to sumething very scriuus, wery the Western public in any dangor at all of being are the freshost Thoy have no flavar h the Ira fn tow, The Challee will bo taken to Detroft and pisced in dry-dock for vopaira....The Southem lello has commenced hot regular trips from Toronto fo Ni- agara, in connection with tho Canada Fout ern....The new Saginaw Itivor ateamor, the Wele inzton It. Burt, s comoleted and ready for Luul. 8he In fo run between Buy Clty and Fast She cost bout 820,000, e Hlay City Trldunsways the tug Ges Gull has becn libaled i J. D. McKinnon & Co. for 8107.03. and by 1 &, Smith for $45.87. “McKinnon & Ca. bulll n new Latler for the BoaGull. last sumnier, and ciajar ‘Tho vesscl-owners of Chicago have been driven toa reallzing senso of the mituation, and have st Tast dectded to hold meeting In ths Committeo- raom of the Chamber of Commerco to-morrow afternoon at 4 o'clock, and If theraare any who havo not been notided of it before this thoy should atiend the conferenco. [t was Jearnod yesterday that all the promineut owncrs hiad been connulted and they had agreed to pttond the mecting and discuss the sending of delegates to the Duffalo lom “Thirty-nindls © aireet 10" tho South | of enlt water abuut them. In shurt, they aro that ft nover was paid Bneh "of “tho Ciiicogo ' niver, ek | oakod ot e e, kitchon, and ap- ( Convontlon on tho Gih of Juna. and the feanibility | [t It Dovef, was paid ‘Milwan. onlizianco provides that ihe Cop \iy sliall | pear as often o8 tho speclal cablo-oolc’ §s acbor. | ©f dovising soma. plan wheroby remuneratiys kee Comnany's yard having her . steering Eawtainn double-track railway, with all the neces: | Enongh to proauco thom.—Qubiicy (7U.) Wiig, . | frolgbts can bo oblained. Tho rates have ran | aualltive moraved D ddikion of a prick-poal, aaey turuoiits, awltenes, ete. and that it shall 1ot doun to lower dgures than ever hoforo kiown, | and tue schr Uronada in at Woif s Lamidosrte vy be coustructed i mpravaient of the straet | Gov, Stanc, of Mlisslssinl, has requested the | and swaco e reraire necessity of doin Cleared from Milwnakee yesterday: bauhorized by Council fram Archier aveuuo to Circuit Judge to hold a special term of the sole purpose the riotous murderers fn that y-ninth street, Viie furtber provision for Lust-clans cars und G-ceny fare is madve, - Whon the West Diviwion ears are, connected, tho fare shall Cuurt in Kemper County for the ol punishing thing with their foatine property, which cnaes |4 althor Iying Idle or cnuged in tra doca not pay expenses, If owuers car thele interoats lat thein gyptian and consort Pelican, seir . A, Kent, aud brg C. G. Breed, all for ron ore; schr J. E. Gilmors, for Green Bay to load y 3 0 ta the maoting wnd save | xisves: and Neillo Wiider and P. B, lLocke for wt excced b coute fdr tho entlio. Ulniance, an | tountry [,',,l,’fi,‘,",.}"u","{,‘},{‘,‘l‘,‘;.,“.,'""'l‘},l‘{fl‘.‘f,“,’.7,:“{1‘,‘,', Wem ' they ean.” No. detnita. mian-hus. bevn | Enrero ta duciy St claer 4nd b | tug Ozaunee Rided for by 4o ordinanco of Oct. 2. 10, | COLAHER tho telm) of tnurd w08 cominitted, and | *ug-Crted by any one hiere. no: s It known that | s baen pol by A 3L Bpeat to ¥, . Paze aud e, Srdjuanco furtier cumpels the Company 1g | SRUNLY where th P eanran iedy 2oy boe beon devined. ~That will bomatter for dia- | G, J, Flanders for 81,500, .Capt. It. G, rittaly. Keepalxtecn foet of the stroed i good ropalr, and | the work o rj'nzr and convieling a mob of 200 | cul (0 of the mcam-barge’ 0, I Heath, {3 buildin concludes with the uual protective onactaent sup. | 18 not easy, and 1ot often successiul. We hooe | “Riffaio vessel-owners met In conncil Fridav | & new propetlor st Faugotuck, = which il m}ltluh;num lhuxflly. ’l'll:r.-“nnllnanu was ro- | Uov. Stotie wall malte nu_excention of the rlnF- afternoon at the otlico of the Western Elevating | oe launched whortly, Her - dimensiany are as Jurred to the G ommitieo on Iaf ] roads, Al Thouipson (Fhivteentl) presented a Uon from poor puople ashing that tho Yeatlers that destroyed_Hie without regard ugee or sex, Senator Lamnr's cal, and uiticfal inluence and eforts would be of great service to Gov. Stone, and we may ex- peet they will be piven carnestly fn the direce ton.—Memphls (Zenin.) Avaianche (Ind, Lnu). 4 We shall offer no word of opposition to any use of Lederal soldiora fn the Bouth kereafter, and no word of delenso or pallistion for any of thesa Boutbern outraves.Vedadison. (1) Democratl——This 18 a parazraph from an arizie on the Kemper County (Miss.) afTair, Nobody ‘hero pretends to defend or palliate *'those Soutliorn outrages.” That Misstasippi affalr is notto bo palliated or dofcoded. 'Tho fact {s, that tho Democrat 1s angry becanse the Bouth {8 disposod to leave the - Last-Ditch ur Bourbon etle toad bril. fance Lo o ainenided aa to makd the regulation it weiuh one pound. Hoforred to tho Committes o dudlelary. i v ueorze Marlow, having a amaol a contamer, wanta loput [t o thic Water-Worus Uolicr, aud thien selt o elty. JLe Comm!ttee on Strects and Alleys, Want DI+ Yakn, reported an ondinance providing for Inylng Jater-service plpo on Hoyue avenue, bLetweon alnon and llurrison streets. Iteferred to the {omnities ¢cn Flire and Water, = Alro. an, ordis Dince praviding for the pasement of West Lake, trom the viaduct to Canal atrect. Passod, DEPECTIVE SIDEWALKS, Ald, Stewnrt ottored & resolution providing that pelicemen sl report all defuctive widownlke and lation odpion l,:‘l;\"!g‘ e ordinance 10 tha proper au- nlmfior{rney. uenu&: xms llu;.c‘ulent that \V? . shall olfer no word of onposiifon to any use of e tog oD tered 8 resolation providing Ininp- | Fileral ol bt Sros leroafter.” Who caros whethor vou do or not! Whon the Dems- crat and it kind mizht bave rendercd somo serve Im:.—b{ sbouldering n musket whon Lee anid Farrest were In the saddle,~thcy didn We nelther wish thelr help, nor cafu_ partic arly f b to tadlvon streot. ferred to Conumitteo un (ns, Ald, (ilburt auggested that tho Cauncil proceed tothe election of & Sorgeuni-at-Arin, Ald, Pearsonw witegestod the name of Col,dames, Ald, Rawlelgh thnuqnl Ald. dilbert would be man for the o vo—NVe fl,‘:,:,""{':"'_)‘. m" ,nu', - ' Zv‘}u:;-lil.xd sy or think now,—New Orleans Tiinéa ail . 454 the rogutar urder o';yfim,“:“ J:,,T{,‘m,fi,f"""' The followlng extracts are taken from n pri- 0 mAttor of widening the river at liarrison Aeeet again camo up in tio shupe of rop: 1t Committec of Streets and A joys of tus W Dirinion, mliowlug licnnett $:, 000 damagos for sne wxmm f fourteen foctof Tand taken from him. 1d. Feats.na called attention of the Council (o ih fact that the propiesty inutead of belng damazod l‘1 the strulyhtenlogof the pivar Lad been Lo‘.b-- A, Ballard was about explafning that propart; i benetlted. by tho linprovimentowhen the ges Oud Hexinent puescd by, and busincss, on aceanst v41ke otey mada by the drum eory suepend- WL Whou tha din had cessed, bo siowed that ropenty hind been benelited ut Aduine stroot by tho redaing and wideniny of tho river at that polnt, ubobad owned llmprru thare, A, Waldo ntated thai Mr. Jennelt was about to Dcelve 2,000, and the ‘fmiprovenient was to cost Sout 81,000 fo tho elty. of- which Mr, Henuutt Jaalo derlve ol the benett, e moved fo roeom. L) fofort vack to the Commitive, A longdis- Mo "Ald ‘hroop thought the city was golting off eany - 1 gut out of thie uialter by paying 32,000, O fodtlou of Ald, Stewart tho wheld watles was doe ‘:':!nh hd on wotlon of Ald, Rawleigh (s was 1o tho apecial ordur for 8 o'clock at ihe noxt Tegular mgeting, 5 BUGKLEY VS, IICKEY. e f:lmmm“:.o"'lJlfl“""lmraxfimd lm: 050 eXeLal uckivy againal uperintend. mlfim,nmlfum: v perie 7ut=The Buperiuteudent has full authorlty by vir- 14 o aa ordingy it i A ordingnes of 1he ) o 1. and Gy i 1476, poremiplorily to rouiovs sy yate letter from ox-8enator Josbua Hill, of Geurgls, to o friond; . An Lo my views uf the Preslde; Ing the Southern States, 1 have {hue it mcetu iy heurty appioval. 1y impressed with tho stalesinanibip b lina cxhib. Hed thronghout the managemont of this delicats and perploxing state of aflalra, Ile has risen 80 high above the uausl course of mera partisan oM. ciuls ne alre lave distinguishied his Adminia- trution. The leaders of the Lemocratic party will find it dificult to ruprans the growing admiration of the pank awd file for the new Adminfetration, Nor iu thla teeling vxhibited by the orivates only, 1t showa ont iu vlaces thut will give them trouble to arredt e upread, The veported couversution of the reporter gud Bectitary Thumpwon in regund to thu resuscitation of the W |lf perty will nwaken fecling o many an old beart I which the Jove and sduiiration of the nubicat, welf-sacrilicing, sruly patiana) party has smoldercd, ready to” broal furth withi the firet breath of hope and tnount into a tluwe, ""u fcy the old banner once wore un- furled, and the uld guard onco moro mlrchln‘fl keeping stap to the musa of ‘the Union, would fil my lcart with an cothusinsm 1t has been stranger lo for more than Unfil nay be that | ove; fondly cleclsbied herents, Itiea th All lionor to ¢l laarts of the Awcrican people tha ancieut love of the Uulon, vespect for the Constitgilon, sud he gnforcenicnl of tho laws that ouce 'snlmsted the Whig hoats, ort from pallcy respect. n free 1o declars 1am profunud. Sardinaty oficer, ‘The murder by 3 mob of cestaln persons con- iaid T That Uisre are no charges prepared with reac i e, . fined In the jail at DeKalb prescata & case fu Eeeirny Wetsieon o found S wvesiviial of | Covllp tho Jaf, at Doltalb pieacats « taso In cJAird~That, In the opinfon of your Commlttes, the | Bouth, should cxact the utmost tigor of the law, ¢l Lava "uot 1he bower to com el thiv attendan Apart from thoe political sapocts of the quese et b tion, It is dug to'the walesty of the outraged q Tuws of Misalsglppl that the uesassius of .prison- «rs of the Btate should be grrested and trivd for erime. It {s monatrous that the entire Btate of o Ixzvh«.llue Lrfory s Cowmltis Y 1 i Eihiatlo Sald L Thonnt st At b watd petttion ts thereforo reported back to e Conac B Y SR IoEPR d raek, do Misaissippi should be Lickd up 1o the people of :g'-fig Sttt My Eevnard fo S | this sty sud v tho world su o e lace reet wag i 6 bo ahiunug y lmwigration a ca| A ol el corosauaended placud o gle. rhe | 10 b0 shuiiied b ‘that such crimes sgulust the Ald, Throop, from thy Commlites on Qag, re- | luw arc of daily oecurrence fn the Norths ad- Jirioabat thdy had ‘mor been sutiafactorty. Tar | ImILting ShaL baca s oy e, tuis of Do- &515d 3 to tLo ability and standing of 3. B, ¥rovh Kalb have oceurred and sre still oceurring else- vge 19 balld gaseworke, wich a4 wero. proposed &7 81 ordinauce referred to tho Cowmlitu, 18 4rked for furtber tim, which was §ranted. dlary"Combacn Chirieenlhy waved Hat tho'ya- endes Srean e o, Justructed o pepors, tho man, Thera ls no doubt whatevar that be was actively ceting, Wation, afger ke R L ncerned in ouo o more murders, for which he bl Gloerdovca Bt B wppcius o | o cocepo alt fuaihuny paurdet, for which ho by to ¥ Sommitt i provided for | frlends of the 1nurdered men were thuse who l(nn’ 7:"' rules d ¢ reqular ses- | ook his life. 1o died by tha code of his own e lni Of CopeP0rs the samo ot the naxt reguler meet- ucll, Istmed the motion was out of or:, choosiug, and ho would nave uubesitatingly ad- I, Whige (resputed io writlug, Ue ssid that no tululstered to others’ the rude justice that was meted ous to biun, Although Ho deseryved thy fate which overtook Wiy, the manuer- of bis death, while tho law beld him In Its grasp aud lnn'i Udleas AL £0UId be'roferrud o u Commitiae: nilg froyp P08 (Thied)~Where do you got that uuder its protection, was utterly foexcusable. bt sy | Bty SRS ol S b ach 8 4 It otion { w! 60 much anxfel ¢! e 6 it wacial ot k Cantry it tho. S0uth sbail viadicute s o "'{T:f' Chair beld that Ald. Gflbert's motion was wager (yich: 88 the Mayor sppolated committecs n}i“x;..:.fl““" kol that the Councll bad & right to acity for selfcoufrol, is It {ucumbent on the overument and Judlclary of Missiasipot to fer- retout and visit with the utnmost peualtics of the luw the perpetrators of the DeKalb borror. Wo are glad to sea thut the cutire press of the Bouth deuoupcs the crimo and cul fur a vindl- catlon of thy law,—dfobils (dlu.) Kgiater (Vesn.). OWa comulitecs, ¢Cauloy b} Y e Me{"lndn.lg that Ald. Giibert's motion Wwlaigh wovéd that the Councit sdjourn, n'way porsonal, politi- Awaoclation. Mr. B, T, R chair, nnd 3Tr. Harnott ‘waa appainted ‘The object of the meeting was coming C-nvention, June 8. An informal iy alon in rogan to the cnndition of the lake was Lad, after which the followinz committe v appoluted to prepare o plan tu submit to the Gen- eral Conventlon; Messra. P, B. Locke, W, . “::Ifiln\l. Frank Perow, P, N, Jones, and W, II, Milwankeo verse] select delopates to trade, @ was called fo the | follows: Lonyth over all, 132 feat; beam, 21 feet; depth of bald, 8 fuet. The cost of the new boat, complete, is estimated at 21:!.000....A ltght- huouse I+ to bo bulll oy Btannare k. Lake Supc. tlor. " Fifty thousand dollars will be expendod Ihore thiv' scason n building cribs and work. shope. Btannard Hock {s In the middle of the lake, y mil rom Murquett Tho tug Winslow and barge Venus lave been ayed at Detroit {n unmn, o Lake Huperior to hiul off the grounded piop Paclfie. ‘The Venus did n.at have hor paners, + esdtiniug Sinlth, the Butialo Bovi | of Trale Welghma: creitad with breakiug up ruo shorte ‘ort Colboruo uid elsawhere, TORT OF CNICAGO. ‘The following ure the arrivals snd clearances for the twenty-four hours cading at 10 o'ciock laat night: -awners mect this afternoon to Buftalo and discuss tho bad lake LARKE TREIQITS, Cricago, May 28, —The market was dull at 214D Bi4c for corn to Lufalo, Room was tuken for 17,000 bu wheat and 50,000 bu corn on the follaw- Ing boutst To Oawegu, nchr O. Mitehell, corn at Bie. To Montresl, prop Csnoda, wheal. Tn wntvars—Stme Alpene, Muskegon, sundries; stme Ogéensburg, prop Lowall, cora. To Buffalo, prop [ o, huumu.rl':mg Bay, aundries; prop Messcuger, livaton Harl rica: prop Montune. BufTslo, sundriess prop Fayctte, Aipeas, lumber J-I\l?‘ litsmarck, Marineite, towing) an Naatus, Updouinburg, s Fay Fonntain City, corn, an Boy 18 enzaged for ore from Escan- multn:&’h;w L1 L an or lumber from Muskegon 75 bid. i venlng roported that ramor nad it that thero w fhog formiyz to ship the corn in lln‘!l 'n soon as freightsand the price of the curea! suited, Lurraro, May 25, —0n account of the scarcity of vosrels conl rates were Inclined fo bo w littie I ra, sunriesi pron fcnomiued, 101 uvll Al alawll,” Yort r, barki schr linate \uell orcorn, Duncag fhuren, Hesulaios Schr k. Elliywo Stuskewon, Iutnber: schr o laven., Imn‘fi"{vflmwffl ie egod, lumbery seny ', Wilson, I' Eepos umpor setir Husmico, Tuiibe sufl. Chartors—Schr Harricl Jloss, coul to Detrolt, | Tavlor, Manistee. Tumber: “schir 41. b, doore. b 25c: achrat, Poter, cement to Toluio, 4o nior rl: | Fui Itmuers sche L ale &",’,}",\St. ar. Mmber V. Ii, ford, ‘Murkogon, fuinners’ sch 70| B tehum and schr J. W, Rutter, coal A 1 Lo dhlcao, 50a¢ sehr Wit Crviei o (o) g bette, lumuer: sehr Stenekaunce, Marinetie. lumber, ealt to Clicazo, p. 1.1 schr Hutchee Boy, lumbor fone Kinorado, Marliette, lunbsrs sene 1o T Joes. from Michl:an City to Bufalo, 83 per n fect; schr Milwaukes, light) .“"".“l"".""".""‘“' tuintets O it lumber from Manitowoc to Buffalo,p. | e T, . rowon, Menomigee, Ul Hoae otk Biachrs oty Wataon wnd Maria Martin, oro from | pifronifice Jumbers, sehe Contior, Unian pucr, w 28 Escanaba to Cleveland, slic per ton: prop Oakland Luinbery . schr Guiding ias, and consort of four barges, luuiber from lx:llcny acir - Ardent, uskegoa, woo. to Ohio ports, 81,60 jier m fect, The schr Alorne son, anewyFln, l;:m "4’)1"" r“‘ Iog Biar has Becrlenuagd to taka thi-lace of th N dcbr Gifford, which got aground in Qovrgian lay, wa VIR T T T for the aearon to carry Inurber frow Perry Sound s od;. achy Pt Btutters, Holfaid, woel; ‘onawands, on contract. She will tow the prop in Cliy, Butslo, sumiries ‘seotla! Mary Jarecki, chr Adus Towlve, Howle; cedar MiLwatkss, May 26.—No charters, TALLEN TIIROUGIHT, The ‘oat-Owners® Amociation bhas fallen to pleces by reason of the groat weight of the surplus tonnage It was trylog Lo carry, Thle wii noope who knew apything about can: Wo biad no fajth In the movement from the begin. 1ty CLEamaxen U cor.y 6 [E5 f cotor, Holtand, 30T ot 3 o aitock: 15 Lria ior, Whits I Ate, 20°% . W, Dosns, Buflal U0U U o schr vlog, but wers willing to do what we €oald toward L'I-‘:'.fi'w e S5y AT S cgrs e belping th poor boatmen alony, The preacnt dos s, Lhidalor 2,900 ba corn. o that will havi Pikasion on tho canl s something o work its own curo. suppiy of tonnugo sbout double that necded, When the excess we out an lmprgrement Doy be looked fur, sud not beforo. | Hiates now are be for wheat and 44e for curn, whioh are tne lowest polute evor resched,— Bufalo Commerclal Advertiser, 26ih, PORT HURON. Spectal Dizoatch to The Triduns. Ponr Ilunow, May 23.—bLowx~Frops Arsbls, dapan, Jay Gould, Newburgh, Ursves snd tow, Jounlo and tow, Arexes and tow; sches Hercalos, Loulss, Albatross, C. G, Melsel. Up—Props Vanderbilt, 8. Chamberiain and con- sort, Bello Cross and barges, Gormanla snd bar; achra Ontarlo, Emeral t Blde, J. s at 1I. Polgur, lh';flu Nevad ract, ‘Loulss, Lively, Jobn W Tt Vandertine: ity of - nabeo e ee— SARGENT AND PAGE, Ban Faavciaco, May 23.—The Grand Jury of FEldorado County have found criminal Indict- ments oguinst the proprietors of the fan Fran- ¢lsco Chronleie on complalnt of Senator Sargent snd Congressman Page, based on the publica. tion by that journsl of Ploney's statement re- Becting on thém and the Chronleies editorlal comments thereon. A sinilar complalnt {s now nder conelderation by the Grand Jury of San yuuzuln County, at 8tockton. Tue Cull to-inor- rowwill publish 8 commuaication from Stack- ton statiug the intention of Surzent and Page to briog slinitar complainta_before the Grand Jury of every county in “the State that convenes In time for thelr action, to brlng the matter before the public soas to be availablo usa vindication ) : 7 e, Jo dwing the present political campalgu, ‘The u:\n‘?i..n—r;ufl'«';wfi‘;flfli" Mary Aualla, Graod Jury does Wronm‘ o this vity untd July, when similar actlon will bo taken, The object of bringiug compluluts fu crery county fs stated 1o be te give thelr defeuse as wids pub- ity a8 the charges 1nade avainst thew. e OMAHA APPREHENDS A FALL, Oxana, Neb., May 23.~The river bas risen four feet ten lnches siuce Baturday, It Is now thirtecn fect ten luches. Berious fears are en- tertained tuat 1t will cut a channel scross the Waatusu—Flus, — IN TROUBLE AGATN, On FPriday afternoon, while the steamer Flors wau coming througu the north draw of Brosdway bridge, juward bound, ehe encountered s swmajl vessal under canvas which wasaleo heading for the rame draw, and in endessoring o keep away fouled with the malnboom of tho sche H, A. Kest. The Loom entersd the statbomd whesl-bouse, gompletuy wrocking it. beside breakinz tbe A | bend immediately In front of the clnl[v. which fraws supporting tho alaft ' Aslde frow 1oat timo | will tlrow the whiolo body of water agalst the the damagos will sraount to about §200. As tho | orpam above the bridge, with a fall of elght uh:)o roha m?u:u "»".’“:‘1'1'.'.:"".".'."&',‘33; I:,n': fectiu onea balf tailes, and doubtiess carry 0! wa) g‘l‘fi‘ ot baan flW\ Pl away ths whole bottom above the bridge. it e —— A MERE COCKLE-SHELL, New Byorowp, Mass., May 23.—The schoon- MARQUETTE. Bpecial Ditpaich to The Tridune. Mamquusza, Mich., May 28.—Arrlved, props D. | or Now Bedford, tweuty feet long, with Capt. M. Wilson, Ossaz, Townsend; sches 3. R Whik- | Tromus Crapo aod his wifo oir buard, sailed to- ing, Frank Perow, Ed Kelly, Willlam day for lmnm. An inmeuso crowd witnessed Cleased, vrops Corwerant, David W, Rual the departury of the buat. which 1 the Claclos Wull, Lo ¢ Bulty, WiHlam B, Ogden. swallest that bay ever uttewpted the feat, Hanaye he came out first |. UNTY BOARD. Opening the Granite Bids---What the Contractors Say. The Amonnt McNell Wants for Using Large Stone in the Court-House. ‘Tho regaler weekly meeting of the County Board was held yesterday afternoon, Presldent Iolden in the chalr, and present the fall lfoard, M'NEIL & BON, The minates were read and approved, after which the foilowing proposition feom McNeil & Bon was read and acted upon: iiils were read and referred to the appro- mmitiees, ORANITE. The follotrings bids for the grantte entrances to the new Court-foase wera opened and read by the Clerk: The Minedale and Doyle Granite Company's communication stated that the work could not be donoof the material furnished within the sixty dasn specificd by the architect, but tho prica of the Company would be $140,070, with all granite; with the columns, pllasters, and wainecots omit- ted, a reductlon of $21,000; steps omltted, a ro- ductlon of $19.000. ‘The Now England Granlte-Works agreed to fure nlali the material as rapldly as It wonld be required for £170,000. Willlam E. Avery, of New York, £120,000. Schureman & Tiand, $100,500. Tne Enrlington Manufacturing Company, of Daorling. ton, Vt., $140,000 for pranita, or of South Ditte. ficld marble for $113,000. (Giranite and Dive Stone Com. P The I‘lnlldelrhh 116,874.42; wainrcoting, . oumitted, s reduction of $11, 050, 50 g omitted, 8 reduction of 814,008,014, John M, Marslaton, of Brownavllle, N.'Y,, 8171, 743, 18; ‘columns and pllssters omitied, o 'reductlon of 81:1,077.00; watnscoting omitted, a reduction of 16,343,715 steps omitted, & reduction of $1M, 414, 15, John 8, Case, of Ruckland, Me., $10) columina omitted, a reduciion of = §1 wainacoting omitted, 8 reduction of §1, H s omitted, & reduction of $17,117,42." Lirin. ard & Foster, of New York, $167,470.23; col uiunsand pilasters omitted, 8 reduction of 813, - 417.403 steps omitted, & reduction of 817,775, 75, F. 8. (liman & Co., of Doston, 8141,200; col- omuas and pilasters omultted, reduction of wainscoting omitted, reduction of stepd omitted, 8 reduction of $16, 000, 'y Hroters, of Chicago, propose to fare nishred and gray Missouri granite for 8147, 000, The (uwan " diarlle Comipany, of thls 'city, h 140, 000, On wotion of Mr. MeCaflrey, it waa declded that the county offices he clused on Decoration-Day, lmt’l. amonntiug to §270 were submitted and al- awed. A commanleation from the County Attorney was read explaininz that the county was obliged 1o m{ 45 centa for each prisoner rent to the Bridewelt from the Criminal Court or Justice Courts for over thirty days. INVESTIGATING NR. IUCK, Me. Bechmidt, Chalrman of tho snecial Commit. teo appolnted to Investigate the nffalrs of the County ’I‘Rllur{. reported that the investigation had been concluded, and gave a full sccaunt of the stundlng of the connty finances. Mr, Seans moved that the zeport be referred to the Committee an Finance, Carrled. Mr. McCaffrey offercd 3 resolution to the cffect that the Govdrnor,\Lientenant.Governor, Mayor, Common Couacll, and all other dignitaries of the ~tate b fnvited to be corner-atone of the Carried, resent al thy laying of the l:hm Courl-unn,lc,'.luly 4. COURT-HOUSE DOME, Me. Cleary offered 8 resolation, upon which he madea lengthy and caaracteristic wpeech, during which many of the momberstook a recess. The raeolution was concerning the dome of the Coart- Houre, and brought out considerable dlscussion, Te resulution Ie as followas Rearived, That the architoct of the Court-House be and he is herey (nstructed to procurethe material io be furnished 80d wark to be doue on the foundation and plers of the dume of the Court-Hous4 to the extent thist ho deems necessnrs for the vomuietion of the wurk already coniracted for, And thist he contify 1o tho lloard tha smiount to e DAt therefar, 1t belig une aertood Lhat the countr shall not be [able for any amount o oxceas of (ha certiicatsof satd architeot. Rteferred (o the Jojut Committce, . CONSIDENING TUE BIDS. After the transuction of suue unimportant busi- neas, the Board went futo Cammittee of the Whole © :(::ungelv tho blds of the granite men, Mr, Conly the chatr, Mr. Gowan, agent for the Gowan Marble Cotapa. ny, was called 11 and asked to stats his proposls tion, ile said na wuald furnish the material as instaa ft could be gotten bere, but that nobody could do It n llxl‘ days, e would farnish Fox lsn’x_:kn:d oozca granite or Mussourl gray stone for Mr, McCaffrey asked Mr, Gowan whoro he was Ing to got tho machinery. Mr, Gowan dld not fow wiethor 1t made any farence wimee o 1ot his macntnory, so long us bl bonds were good, r. Gowan was amang ibe low bLidders, + Mr. Gowan stated that thers was nobody In the city who had any Interest in the Fox Iniund gran. fte'stone, bt a competitor who wan present stated st Mr. 3. R, Dodwell, who was Presidunt of the Fox Taland Gramite Compahy, and without whose cunsent not & fout of granite could be taken, wasa resident of this city, Mr. Gowan acceptel the correctian, At the suggestion of Mr, Fitzgerald, Architect Egan read th pecifcations, showing that unless tho contractora had finished their stonework within sixty dayua forfelture of 8200 per uay would be charged. 4 L. Drotnard, epresentatieaof the Burline- fon Company, was called in and interviowod regard. ing whal hie proposed to do. He said he could liave all’ the watcrial on hand within the spuciiled time, prosided o colurans and pilasters ware orned of warble, Lat be did not think be could do {8 if the whole was to be composed of granite, The represeutative from the Hintdale & Dorle Granite Compauy aatd Lo could adrev 1o keep out of the way of tho othicr, contructors; which, he presumied, wan all that the Board roquired, Mr. Gowan was again rocallod, and was asked by tlio arcllicet whetbor Lo conld furnlah yranito of tho eswie colur. quality. ete., with the Fox- Telanu gramte. e thousnt ha conld, Mr, Hiumlala again atated that nosody coold far- nlols the Fox-lsluud granits without tha permission of tho Prealoant, and the lattor was now in tho city, and could be scen by the Comtlttee to-day, Ar. Hehurcian, representative of the churemat & land Company, was futerrogatod ux to his abils ity tu get out the ‘stone, e replied that bo conld i the'work and furnish the waterial fu toe bropar me, Mr. Datterson, the representative of the New ito Works, statud that he labored un- 1n prescuting his bid. e had read 0o TiIGUNE (hnt the bids were to b th sy of Juse, and aticrwand found out thapblio duy 5o wus y of ay, can- y bo bad had but one week to fig. wre in. This occounied for bis placiag 18 bid »o high, because bo did not want to Jump at tand lose muney.. fle usked for anotlicr day fn which to study tio specifications an | Jook over the bids. Jlo know he had all the facilities possessod by unybody, but o furnish the stonm within ihe limited time would benexst tosn uuorlmgmlb\m 'y sven If bo bad the men and machiuery all upon tho rounds. ' itegorald moved that the representatiys of Bugland Worke Lo allowed one day to look dications, Lut there was no second, @ **kickod " at being put down in this y, s thousht Liw con:Lunr was cotitled (o souie conaiderution, lils bid, be said, was lower than Nr. Batterson’s, Mr, Batiersun said that no two concerns In the <country could du the work tiat bis Company and the tlinulale & Doyle Company eould do. They utore fucllities, and une wae about as good 2 theothier. o did wot think that, | cuuld be furnlsbed by anybody within 1 mo, ‘The Committea thea 4rose and reportod progress 10 thy Hloard, —that no action cmndpyoc\ be &kg. "rhu_uluml then sdjournvd to Thursdsy afteravon 8t 2 o'clock, e —— - THE CHICAGO TRIBUNE, To A Kdlior of TAe Trivune. SrnixapaLs, Leavenworth Co,, Kas., May 23,— You will probably wonder why I, o disinterested perion, shoutd take the trouble Lo collect sub- scriptions for your.papor, ([Inclosed $20 for tweaty waekly subscrivtions,] ‘I have read Tue ‘Tussews with pleasure aud prody for twelve months, sud falt & desire to introduce to my elghbors that which bas beon so pleasing to tny- sclf. 1lko(ton account of Its strajzbiforward and manly Loae, its general political principics, its furelen and domeelic news, and without being consldered a ¢ poligrous cuw," | \(ke i1 for the fals lnlx;d bonest way in which It treats and apeaky of re- Y on. adging from thelr papers, there are editors who F AR 43 InChipeniabie Toctor b ohe bum tota) required to tura vut & Dewspaper, that thoy should ridicals reliion and all rellyiou . utd. and unblushingly taunt s mun bec bappens ta clalm 1he right 1o Judze for hiwselr, sapuclally if thelr jgdgwent diffess from his, ‘' SORE HEADS, Bo long as people persist in *¢esting every- thing they bear of, or'see advertised, tp cure catareh, 50 long they must expect ¢ sore Lieads with an sggravation and complication of the malady, 1f the drownlag man refuse o grasp tho rope thrown him, buv foollshly trust to Btraws, can uny one be blamed but himselfi Tl salo and certaln mears of curo are offered bo ufllicted in Dr. Sage's Catarrh Remedy, Which Las been a standard remedy for years, and therp is o sympgtby for those who reluse ftand atill sulfer. Que bottle often gives com- plete rellef, though o o cases may require the use of Dr. Plerce’s Golden Medical Discoy- ery Lo purify the blol. Dr. Plerce’s Memoran- dum-Books are given away at drug-stores, ___RAILROAD TIND TAGLE. ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF TRATNS, CHICAGO & NORTHWERTERN RAILWAY, Tleket Offices, 62 Clatk.st. (8h Heket Offcen L (Bberman Tlouse) and ag Afliflléifm THE SALE 0F SEASON TICKETS TO THE GREAT APOLLO CLUB MUSICAL FESTIVAL ‘WILL CLOBE This Evening, at 6 o’clk, AND THE SALE OF Single Admissions WILL BEGIN Tomormow (Weduesdar) Moring At 8 o’clock, at the Store of the CHICAGO MUSIC CO., 152 State-st. IAVERLY'S THEATRE, Maoums & Havener Proprietors. Mondasy, overr evening, and Wednesday and oRAAT. May 2R, over], SYSTARE, and Wedneaday « ton CIockEd & Ipaunans aF Rockf'd & Dubaqua, $10: Bllwaskeo Past Siah (aatiyy SMiiwankee Express.. 5 epat commer of Canal An & ioere i, CHIOAGO. ALTON & BT. LOUIS AND CHIOAGO, KANSAS CITY & LENVEB S8HORT LINES. Unfon Depat, Weed &de, near Viadison-st, 1 Twenty Thirdsi. Tieker Omee tes Batoptige: 104 74 Ranas City & Denver Fast B; £t Louls & Kpringfiaid AL Louls, Springneld & Tedai | o frexin and Peorl Peorla Exproas Peoria, Keok ton ¢ 6 Chlcago & Padacan It IL. K. * i Stroator. Lacon, Wash'ton B *13: Joltes & Dwignt' Accomendat'n= 5 MIOHIGAN CERTRAL RAILROAD, Depot, fot uf Lnka.at., and foot af Twenty-sccond-st. Ieieteotlice, 07 Ciark-st., aontheast cor e duiph, Uraod Pacie Hotel, nd at Paimer Leave, Matt (st Matn and At Line), fjay Express. alamnzo0 Accommotatiog, Atiantic Expi Night Expreas. The Manageme; 1th exts utas- | 1on e Perteciion Of ALTaIVUeTIs Iy e | Chlthoe Al Charmiog’ Actrers MISS AT ‘LA XTON, Ehlfl Express.. B {oonbiedto appear it horfamodsortiingl Sreation o : Houtss TUELIND QUL an playea' by er ot the | o, MILWAUREE & ST, PAUL RATLEOAD. 00 times, fo lalon Bquare Theatre. New York, oter . Yy ful cramatic work THE TWO Union Depot, corner Maclion and Canal-ste. feket ORPIANE, Frices ab usom e s Ten Thomosan | O, Nt Clark b, o pouie Anarrass, hicket fo Josliua W catlrely reconsiructed. Thurs- and at Depot. sy Afternoon, ereitof Frank L. (oot in: Toave, | Ani Mtriwsukee Bxprem 7504 m. ¥ 7350} MchCKlilE’S THEATRE, TELE SUCCESS. LEONANUD GHOVER'S CHICAGO COMEDY, OUR BOARDING HOUSE. WITH ROBSON, CRANE, RANKIN, Wisconst: & Mino ay Ex Wiachnsin, o :07p. m. 1 7:008. m. ckety for Bt Taul sdison and L'rairie alertown, LaCroce, and Winona, Al 1 run via Miiwank aud Minneapols src du Cblen, ur via COHICAGO, BURLINGTON & QUINOY RAILROAD. AKD A Depota foot of Lake-st., Indi 4 Blxteenth. 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