Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, September 15, 1877, Page 7

SAM CARY. The Greenback Apostle Gushes for Nearly Three Hours. thing but the Rog-Baby Can Save Be She Conntry from Ruin. Tho Binsted, Blonted Bondholder the Author of All Our Troubles, A brass band, with capabilitics for noise not ed by those possessed by o well-ordered Gatling gua in successful operation, was sta- toned in front of Farwell Hall last evening to catch the unwary passer-by and cause him to halt and read the Inscriptions on two or three and dirty transparencies, {nforming him that am Cary was to liold forth up-stairs, {his means something of an audience congre- Shortly after 8 o'clock the band ‘cd up-ataira, took possession of the plat- form, and more noise followed. As soon as the museutar Iéader had earned his money and rould betameddown, he placed the audience noder everlasting obligations by walking off the taking his fellow-blowers and [cilow- Jers with him. Then the ante-room door J gtid the speaker of the evening, sur- rounded by a body-guard of Greenbackera, walked forth ond took possession of the stage. ‘Amopg the body-guard were George 8. Bowen, Chairman of the Cook Connty Greenback Club, Jute Van It. Higgins, John Y. Scammon, ex- Commissioner Burdick, John Hse, Col, Ricaby, A.d, Grover, James Springer, Col. 8. D, Ball- win, R. M. Springer, J. B. Hall, 8. Col. E. W. Chamberlain, J. F. Scanton, 8, 8, + Calkins, George W. Waite, C. 0. B. Brockway, RE. Hoyt, Dr. W. O. Osgood, and others, Tho audience cheered them as they came on, The Glee Club eang the merits of the Green- back rz. the Golden Calf. It ao tickled the audfencethat they demanded an encore, which the sincera were not at all backward in civing. Then Mr. Bowen stepped forward and intro- of the evening “den. Cary, of Ohlo.” It might be added to this introduction that he is more generally known as Sam Cary; he of the horny hands, the ex-Democrat, present Greenbacker, but at all thnes consistent demeagogue and blatherakite, and consistent in nothing clasc. AND CARY BYORE, ‘The speaker, before expressing his delight at belog welvomed by so large an audience in Chleago, besought ifs bearers to forget that they ever belonged to any poiltical party. They were not present to talk about the Republican and Democratle parties, or about the War, or * ho brought onthe War. ‘That was past and tho question now was how the speaker down by war, and repalr the waste piaces. [Ap- plause.} How should tabor be emancipated from the exactions imposed upon it? There should be noconflict: between capital and labor. The capitalist could not say to the Iaborer, “I baye no need of thee’; nor could the taborer say to tha capitalist, ‘I have no need of thee,’? Capital and Jabor are natural allics, and no con- the subject of finance. Moncey was to the body litte Woat blood was tothe pliysical body. ‘ubacco, dried codush, leather, shells, and vuri- ous uther suvetances liad served tor money In days gone by, and served very well, too. Ono theory of money was that it must possces some Intriuste value, and as gold aud silver posscased such Yalue tn sinall compass they were supposed by mauy peupte to be the best kind of money. Some would lave them the onl: la commercial States, promises to pay could not take the place ofcoln. The third theory was that money was of a purely representative char- ater; that whatever wag useiul for ineasuring, tepresenting, and exchanging value was toncy, wuhout regard to the metut of which it was Why, there wasn't enough gold in the Bank of England to-day to pay tle per that would fall due luthe United States for next ninety days. Itwas written sumewhere {a the Uood Buok that at the second coming of Christ tau dels of gold aud silver should be thrown to the owls aud thu bute, the day might speedily come. loughter}. A promise to pay depts in pula ®uen there was no guld was a cheat, a deltelun, A bank of issue bad so inure to recommend it thaua fare bank or any other oll and sil tuuntry, promises to pay gold awd silver were ‘cheat aud o swindle, he didn’t care who fysucd ld at all, unices he i. Itwas tho most utterly valuctess metal trer dug out of the carth, and fit oniy te make tnukets, idols fur the heathen, and to dit tecth. made, [Applauac. [Applause and Nobody wanted ine rotten tecth to tb the Government ‘This noto 48 a teal tender for debts within tho Hite of the United What was wanted was Ir corporate capacity, to » pass them out for services perlormed, for the payment of taxes, and tor nee of all tho functlona uf money, Tet thet come back intu the form of taxes or dues. fur the peuple, {ssuo auch not Treasury In the ‘THE TRUM TIEORY of money came in with the War, In the dark bonrs of the Civil War the rag-baby was burn, and with tte birth an army wus e aud in ten years the raz-| ud larger biessings on tho producing scountry than all the gold and But it might be said, ack to. bard-pan,'? Wers there any baokruptey, thent “We must come back he would ask? Ve Cestroyed that thes body politic. Me w paying expenses, a6 evils appeared on the ‘ould venture the assertion te iu Chicago were to-day Luvorers were out of work, Gud without lope for the future. It i there was plenty of mune here iu Chieayo, where : queut tax-llst was $7,000,005. vig tho there Was wo much wong: Why, thea, if y didu’t men bore thelr taxes!’ Toere might be Y congeabed about the cummer- the limba, the labor. ited States uccded her natiouut the lube, 00 por inhabitant,— peaker’s shara uf that. plenty of mone tra of the country were be adultes thet the U; juore money than und yet she onl: ond sunie rascal hud the a; ¢ clreulatiog medi ou the glove, called getting down to hi Th, now, the good kreeubucks for custou use than thirty days greeubacks would remluin abeve Aiderican gold in ie would give auybud, Dicntion a single law of @ Hnanclal Passed by the Auterican Congres except the iucome tax, that nH @ studied = and to build up aud sustain a aud in direct antag produclng classes. vower—the nicu whe lived on the! tinpluyed no labur—were to thi What the slave- iu of any other pation lit be what they ent would revaly we aud wil other duties: designed thing tmoueved oligarcy: uulsin to the theres rH The moneyed ir lutercst and a couutry now Wer wus twenty yeury ayu, a shrunk so yreathy wituin wuuthe that the contraction of -values nough tu puy the wattonal debt. i Was true of real-estate values, Thy VRUUK UF A KEVOLUTION; io devil us ‘fast as Itcuuld; while the Of both great purtles were blaining thi ‘using tach other of belug eves, (Coughter.) Alexander ste at wun umous Whose faulle cou ued bis sympathy for the laboring classes, the gulicuity When be denounced thy Wy vou kind uf mouey for the rich and Paver for the athe mited States was World, Did John Sherman New York uuder geld gambler in the N kuld when be weut to ¢ bretense of selling vuln, was yellow paper marked * i Inerchauts purchased on a margin custom duties,—just as they suld cago ou the Board of ‘Trade with- any wheat to sell. of the bondholders and the dif- bonds, the speaker could nut that stale story about the labor- to get up at 552010 the morn- 1 7:30 tu the evento ler might Me abe lng. Stale though it was, it “Speaker then went ou to prove thst John (Applause ang te the uext worul, broved excvedin, ‘THI, UMICAGO VRIBULUS 7 herman and 0, orton hardat Hirst taken the ttand that thebonds.were not to be pall In geld, The Greenback party did not want the ( ment te fesuea dollar without recelviin: Ite equivalent. There should be no distinctions be- tween gold and allver. If moncy were Issued it would come into ciretilation fart enough. He would pay off the bonds In greenbacks, cancel every National Hank note in existence, and put greenbacks In thelr places; he would buy sil- ver by the ton of Kenator dones, of Nevada, coin tt, and pay off the bonds as fast as they were redeemable in that coin. [Ap- plause,] A republican form of government cuuld pot be maintained in this country with an untaxed aristocracy as a ruling power, [Re- newed applause.| When the foreign bondhold- ors found that sliver was coin according to the law, they raised a pursa of $100,000 for Ernst Seyd to come to Washiocton and wet that law repealed. The Hooper hill, demonetizing sllver, was brought up, never real nor discussed, an HURHED THROUGH CONGRESS, and was never $0 much os heard of or under- stood until months after {ta passage, Every- body waa now in favor of the remonetization of silver, but why didn’t the two partics demand it three or four youre avo? Judge Doollitle, for offering @ resolution at the Bt. LoulsCunvention proeiting fur the remonetization of silver, had en hissed down; and when Tilton was nominat- edBelmoat telezrap ed tie Ro & ahlide, “dt sall right now; whether Mayes or ‘Hiden is elected, it's oll right." Under tho present regime, it was only a question of time when everybody Unt the bondholders would become tramps. England was never so prosperous, before or Mince, as during the time she had a paper cur- rency, and when the 8pecie-Restimption bill was pases through, an army of 35,000 men had to be enlisted to shoot down starving men, women, and children rendered desperate by thelr sufferings. The workingmen of this country could not be long iznored; they would not consent to vo to soup-houses for food fore over. He was no alarinist, but in his opinion rlot, bloodshed. and revolution were Iinpunding unless something was speedily done to arrest this downward course. |Applatise.| Wher the Greenback policy was udopted; when money was made equal to the demands of buainess anid trade, and not dependent on a Board of Trade ora clique of national! Bankers, then things would be different. Here the speaker was choked off.n few mo- ments by the Chalrman, who sald he wanted the Glee Chub to sing. And the Club did sing—one of the moat biasphemotts productions possitle for nny one with a total disregard uf decency to invent. ‘The sveaker started fu again. Ho read a snide note, purporting, to be an inquiry Just recelved from Cineinnatl, as to whetber he over owned any United States bons, and more particularly if he hadn't any in Franklin Bank, of that eity. ‘He was very clad, he satd, to receive the note; {t made him think of sumo- thing he meant to say,—that he bad never owned a bond in his Ife, and didu't know of auy of his relations'that did, ‘Knd here the speaker said he was plait to be cailed a demagogue and blatherskite by the papers. Ho wonkt rather bu called bad names by the subsidized New York Zimes and Zrivune, and some other papers SUBSIDIZRD NY TUE HONDHOLDERS nearer home, than to be complimented by them. [Grentapolause.} In case thes ever should say austhing good of him, he should gu home, get down on his kaces, and make diligent examina- tion Into bis inmost heart to_sev if there wasn't something: wrong there. (Laughter and ap- jase. planer) was no such a thing, be continucd, takiow a fresh start, as a labor-saving machine. A machine simply increased the demand, and multiplied the products of God's bounty and laid = them at the duors of the cabins as well na at the doors of the rich men's palaces, — Machinory could never do away with hand labor. ‘There was no auch thing as: aversprolaction, The trouble wan that the poor man had vo money to buy what. he needed, When the stores and manufacto- Hea were full, and there was abundance every where, people might talk about aver-production. What was necded was w cheap tool of exchange that would employ labor and set the wheels of Industry in motion, This was whut the Green- back party wanted and meant, by the grace of dod and the votes uf the people. to get. The rag-baby mlcht be crucified between thieves, but: there would be o glorious resurrection. [Anpiause.| What. ts wanted was to sell the products of thls countr: to other lands for thelr products. ‘Tho issue {t made before the people was one involving the prosperity of the country and the welfare of its whole peuple for years to come. One tronble, however, lu the way of tho rag- baby’s progress came from the misrepresenta- tlon of the papers. Ohi" proaned Samuel. “would that tha papers would tell the truth! And theac reporters! [Auother groan.) They have to do what they are told to do, but they ought to be hung, every one of them. Great applause.) They don't ‘tell the truth. fncy are just like Johw Sherman, who said, the other day, be didn't propose to answer ‘theso lunatics.’ We propose to answer him though." {Renewed applause.} ‘Toon he told somo stories which had about as much point to then as those which had cone beture, but which there {s not spaco to Inmber up this yepore with. There might bo war, he sald, and bloodshed, bankruptcy, repudiation, and ruta, but there would be a glorious recon- struction. America, in bla opinion, was bound to be tho Messiah of nations, and the Greenback purty was to be thegruud reforming agency. It could do ft all. Sore stories were told. One, told with tho evident purpose of inspiring hia audience with a bellef in his patrivtisin, was about a mother who, durlug the War, sent her six sons to the front, and who, when somebody pressed sym- pathy for her in her loss, FY Don't want auy of your sympathy s it Pd ’a known this 'ere thing was a goin’ to happen some. thirty yeare ago, I might have raiset more on ‘erm."” The suggeatlyenass of the story took tha audience by storm, albeit the few ladics in the hall blushed and looked as if they would prefer to be an where lec, Finally, the speaker wound up wit A GLOnious rnorurcy that, If the doctrines of the Ureenbackers wero followed out, the lund would bocome Emanuel’a land, und the RC of the shepherds would be eehoed back: “Glory to God in tho bigheat; on carth peace and good will to men.’? Alter the Chairman had made a few announce- incnts, Mr. Cominunist McAulitY, sitting beside Mr, Communist Van Patten, aroso and sald be would like to ask a nuesticns, How would the Grocnback doctrines, if aucceasful, change the relative conditions of employer and laborer? How would the laborer get any more for his lobor if the greenback were put’ in circulation than be does now with gold the standard? Mr. Cary said it all depended on interest. If interest Was 8 per cent or more, capital would still kelod the Jaburlug classes, but If loterest could be cut down a notch or two overything would be toyely, The explanation was petng fur- ther elaborated when tho ruporters and a large part of the audience who had had enough of ear- splitting pronunciamentos for one eyculng wero leaving the batt, LOCAL POLITICS, THE WORKINGMEN, / Anumber of workingmicn mot last night at No, 515 Milwaukee ayenue—Liocoln Hall—for the purpose of forming a “ Workingmen's Club of the Tudustrial Party’ for the Four- teenth Ward, Mr, M. A. Le Berg was called to the chalr aud Mr, Dewpsey Secretary pro tem, For tho information of thoso present, the platform of the party of which the Club lea branch was read, Slr. Thomas Kavanaugh explained tho plat- form, and made some intelligent and pruise- worthy Telnarks, citing cuca of eortuptlutt wh bast Adinialstrations, und demanding that ro- forin be inculcated by the new party. Mr. W. D, Call then spoke, atter which the meeting adjourned subject to the call of the President, “Periaascut ollicers will be clected xt meeting. Workinginen's Tuduatrial Club of the Ninth Wurd bel a well-attended mecting Just hivot at Wall's Iai, corner of Halsted aud Ad- ums streets. Jolin MeGlivray warned the work- jngmen to beware of @ class of luud-mouthed otulssarics of the professional politicians, who would sneak into their tucetings for the pure bose of creating diseurd and strife,—men with u string tied to their ears, the ends of which were held by men fa yelvet-cusbioued chairs, Ho advised tho workingmen to sit down bard on such, which aentiineut was greeted with pro- tonzed applause. 2, Hi. O'Toule also addressed the Club iu a few well-chosen vomarks. After the asaxtla jor gome Foutlue business, the Dw 1 aa Dlace. next Friday evculug at the tucettng of boys, calling themselves Com- inuulsta or Workingmen, ves held at the ans of Browo and Twentieth strecta lat evening. There Were a few men present, but they took no vart. A precocious youth who ls striving tomake Soustacho wore prominent than the dirt on hie face presided, and evidently for the first time. Auother youth acted as Secretary, alter @ groat deal of persuasion, and be, too, was « buvice, There Was uo business to transact} and no one appearing to kuow what the meeting tad been called for, 9 few speeches were made in Gerwan to pase away the time. The auditors were maps Engi Hol spea > and what was ‘said was about as jotellizible to them as if they had been bubus. The meeting was a failure in num- bers, and very vaturally thers was uo eothusl- asm. A meeting of vefsona frieudly to the Work- at the ‘the Inginen's fu m a he evening at Remerts Hall, N North Clark etreet, for the purpose of organizing adub for the Eighteenth Ward, The meeting was called ta order by Mr. doe Lang, of the Elehtrenth Ward delegation to the Masgall-Iall meeting, and on hin nomination Mr. David Lanntzan was elected Chairman. Mr. Lang, being requested to explain the object of the meeting, sald that he had been designated by the Maskell-Tall meeting to organize Work. ingmen’s Clubs in the various precincts of the ward. They had met to organize the ward, and there =o were many reasons why the workingmen should be up and doing If. they meant to secomplish anything this fall, He called upon’ the Hon, Henry F. Sheridan to read and explam the platform adapted at the Maskell-Hall meeting. Alter reading the platform, Mr. Sheridan sald that it was broad enough and good enough for all workingmen to stand ‘upon, It was gotten up by workingmen for workingmen, But few years morc of the present miarute was required to eripple every industry in the country and pre- Yent workinginen from making a living. Here= tofore they hud either voted the Democratic or Republican tickets, without. caring whether He woukl redound for the benefit of themsclves or their {ntereats.. The. lecls- lators elected by them had violated their pleages every time, and had again doue ev dure ing the last: session of the Legislature, as in- stunced by the Icmistation In regard to convict. labor, It was high time that this thing should be stopped. But things would not pecome otherwise aslong os they allowed themselves to be used ns yoting-cattle by proteasioliat politl- clans, He was not (ppones to honest capital- ists who give the workingmen a chance to live. The wards were getting organized very rapidly, and the organtzation was tno healthy condi- tion. If workingmen looked to thelr {ntereste, and not to those of the people wno always bee tray them, they’ will soon be able to shape the legislation of tlie country in the futerest of the tolling classes. This movement was set in its inf a antl, Nke achild, hind to ‘creep before it could walk. Their movement was u just one, and tncant falr wages for fair work; that the oflice Inust seck the man, and not the man the oflice; comfortable homes and good clothes for the worklngmen, Ef they attended to thelr own in- terests aswell as they had attentted to the in- tereats of those who find robbed them, the movement would be a success, Mr. Von Patten, Secretary of the Commu- nists, sald that there was soine misunderstand- Ing avout the renting of the hall, as lis party. should also have held meeting at the sane place, and hence many of his men were present. For the benelit of these he wished to live the elght-hour plank of the platform explaincd as to how it would beneflt the workingmen, Mr, Sheridan explained that the platform was hastily drawn up, and,as a convention is suon to be hefd, any of the planks not deflaite enough could be corrected, fhe Pattarsy was then adopted as read, Mr, Van Patten asked Ieave to address the meeting, and. perinission being granted, he sald he was glad to ave a spirit manifested which fs calculated to help the workingmen, yet they did not go far emough. Ie then went on and made Ils ususl speech about overproduction, mavhin- ery, Government control, etc. = Mr. Mike Car- roll and others also addressed the meeting. A uttuber of thuse present signed the roll, after which committees were sppoloted to organize clubs In the varlous precincts, and an adjuurn- ment was had. A mecting was held last evening at tho cor- ner of Larrabev and Wisconsin streets for the Durpose of organizing a ward club of the “Workingmen's Industrial Labor Party of Cook County”. for the Fifteenth Ward, Mr. Willlam MeNally called the meeting to order. Mr. Ed- ward Cullom was elected President and F. W. McNally Secretary. The mecting was addressed by Mr, Willan MeNailly, alter which an ad- journment was had to Tuesday evening next, when it is Intended to elect a delegate to the County Executive Cominittce of the party. A mneeting of the Workingmen's Industrial party, of the Tenth Ward was held last evening. in old Aurora Hull, No. 13° Milwaukee avenue, John Gallivan presided, and Patrick Curriher acted as Sceretary. The Committec on Con- stitution reported the nominations for perma- nent officers of the Club, who wero elected, among others John Gallivan for Presldent, and four Vicc-Presidenta. Patrick Curriher was elected Recording Sceretury, and Hawmond Stiefel Treasurer. Louls Nachman was elected Corresponding Secretary,’ There were very few Present, and no other business uf finpurtance wns transacted. Tho mectilug adjourued for one week. ‘s The Sixteenth Ward branch of the Natlonal orkimathen's Association held a mecting at No. Sil Larraveo stroct lost evtning. Dr. D, 41. Bean presided. Only a few people were present. Spceches were made by Mr, Bean and ouls Nelke. ; ——s GENERALLY SPEAKING, Just yet the political horizon in Cook County fa decidedly mixed. Tho Democrats are look- ing forward to a unton with the Communist and Workingmen’s party, and, by casting a sop here and there, hope to carry the coming olec- tlow. Thosc who are running the Working- won's Ludustriat party pretend to say that they are not politicians. This creates a laugh among those who know better, McUilvray has been a chronic olflce-secker. He has bid for every- thing, down toSuperintendent of the new Court- House, under the present corrupt County King. Hels a regular pot-house politician, void of standing, and with no influence, D. A. Coll ta another loud-mouthed Demveratle’ demagoguc, who fa only dipping for adrop In tho bucket. Ife has heretofore beeged pulls as a candidate for County Commissioner, and joined the labor party becuuso he thonght he could worm and wriggle in. Ho t of the bummer cloas of poll- tickins, lives in the Eleventh Ward, aud hia In- flucnve amounts to naught.’ Then there ls Kay- snough, a Communistic blatherskite, who has uelther political character nar local influence. Ho {a ishing fora County Comrnissionersiip. The entire mob of su-called Jeaders aro after tha loaves and fishes. Inthe Third Ward thiagreat “retorm party’ has unfted Itself with pawa- brokers aud aaluonkeepers maluly, and a beau- tful ahowlug they will make. The fact fa, the real workingimen stand aluol from these organi- zations. They see thelr Juleity and the fraud that is transparcut upon fis fave. The dle Gilvrays, Col Kavanaugh, et al, have no other end In view than to sell out, and to pre- tend to deliver over that which thoy do not pussess, namely: votes. The negotiatious which ars now going on to sell the whole caboodle to the Democracy shows tho drift of the whole thing, The Detnocrats are doing the advancing and making the offers, sud ure bellaving that they oro buying ably thing. No one denies that tho working. men are a lange wod influential body of inen, but they are not so foulleh as to allow themselves to be sold out by a pack of adventurers who put themselves up aa self-styled leaders, ‘Tus candidates tu tho fleld are many, and all consider thelr chances goou. OF course, Just ot this time it is nord to mar how the land lies, Next week the Democrata will meet and decide whether they will hold a convention or vot, If they effect tho negotiations now fu progress, they will bold a couvention, Tne Repuvlicaus orgatrong, and the general opinion acetns to favor tho putting upot only the best men whom the party can bring forward. THE REPUBLICANS, ‘The Republicans of the Fifteenth Ward held a, meeting at Folz's Wall, corner of North avenue and Lurrabes strect, last evening, for the pur- pose of organizing a ward club, There were about 100 prosent. Lawrence ‘Proudfoot was elected temporary Chairman, and Henry Spears Seerctary. Alter stenting ¢he roll, the members elected the following ollicers: Preaident—Petor Busclwah, . Vice Presidente—Wliltiam Greiner, Conrad Fo! and Sr, Gooklo. Secrelary—W, T. Underwood. salatant Secrelary—Meury Spears, Treasurer~Jobn C, Barker. Executive Committce—Firat, Precinct, Martin Lewls, Charlee Greiner; Second, ‘Ald, Waldo, John Wagner; Third, Conrad Fula, —— —=; Fourth, William U, Stickney, —— Kacucberg; Filth, Law= renco Proudfoot, Gustav Korn, After appointing « conunittce to prepare a coustitution, the meeting adjourned. ‘ a ‘The Conosss Monument, Playutch to London Times, Beri, Aug. 38.—In the sitting of the Ger- man Purliawent on the Nth of Say, 1872, Prince Hisimarek, ju ous of bly discursive specches on the truditional boatllity of the Papacy to United Cermany, uttered the inetmurable words, © We do nut thean to go to Cunossa again.’ » These words calling forth reepousive cchues fy many German bearts, a committee was formed to perpetuate the memory of the Prince's resolute. dictum by the ercction of amonument. ‘wo daya ago the obelisk commemorating the iuci- dent was unyelled at Bismarckotew, at the bigh- eat peuk of the Burgberg, near the well-kuown pleasure village of fuarzburg. ‘Tho Burgbers be: loythe sitet the ruivous castle which belonged to Heury 1¥.—the German Emperor who did fe, fo Canussa—wus selected ag an appropriate jovality for the deliant columu. The mouument lew granite obelluk, nearly tity feet bigb, show- pg @ bronze wedailion of the Prince on the frout side, and au inecriptiou-recordiug bis re- fusal to go tu Canosss un the opposite side. Speeches celebratiW2 Ye reunion vf Germany and vindicating her p slitical aud relyzious liber- ty against the attacks of thy Pope wero deliv- ered by Minister Custuodyk, Director of thy Harzburg Mines, und Dr. Fiothu, of Jena. Tel cures anuounciog the inaugudutivn were seat ving previowsly expres of a mounment protesting against the foreign yoke of the Pope. Jarze conconrse from. the nelehhorhaod, unfortunately, was not favored by the weather. MARINE NEWS. “Vhis approval ‘The ceremony Darnorronr, Sept. 14.—Arelved—Peerless, Ot- 4, $00 bu enrn: Tempest, corn: Morning Licht, Ottawa, i 743 Ibs aced; John Carter, LaSalle, 7.700 but oats: Relle France, Morris, 6,000 bu corn; Caynga, Lockport, 6,600bu corn; A, Wooleon, Jollet, 6,200 bu corn. Cleared—North eneca, 0,200 bu 00 bu carn, 16,- Feeder, 6,000 feet Inmbers Yolnr Star, LaSalle, et Inmber; prop City of Henry, 71,3: Tu $8,770 ft lumber: prop N ‘reported "os waving nothing to do....Twe ft Jumber; Hercnics, Deer yer Lasalle L. Eston. Henry, 88.407 Novelly and bange, | 0 f lomber; Muntank, Lockport, Burvorronr, Sept, 14—Brenin: a; G. L, Booth, Uttea, 6, 0 KOU bu carn; Gracie Ciriswold, Mingo- br corn; Omaha, Morris, ha corns Pheentx, LAKE EREIGIHTS. pt. 1—Thore was only a fatr ine els, but rates were firm st Bie for corn and 4c for wheat to Buffalo, Ke being pal for oom wan taken for 150,00 000 bu corn, 160,000 Lu oate, and Chartera: ‘To Buffalo—Prop New- burgh, wheat through; ache Owosco, whest a¢ 4c; echra F. L, Danforth and Helvetin, corn at J)3c; echr Sunriee, cata at John Magee, §. . Luft, wheat at Be, wood—Sche Collingwood, corn through, afternoon the echrs Santiago and If. Butlalo at 234; sehr Crosth: ryo at Bic; and wheat to Kingston, ‘Tu Kingaum— wheat do ut to; Lucy J. ache Albercorn, wheat to king ‘There {40 scarcity of canal achooners In port, and the probanilitles are thatthe rate on corn to Ki ton will ga np to fle to-day, The echt Lookout received an advance of 12i¢c on previous ratea for a carzo of lumber from Cheboyann te this port yesterday, She gets $1.25 per 1,000 feet. BUFFALO. Ierrsto, N, ¥.. Sept. Ellen Spry, coal to Chicago at 30c per ton; stinr Graves, Dulk aalt to Chicago, with the echr Adams 14,—Charters—Schr Toledo, 800 bris ralt; T. Baker, Toledo, 420 tons coal; J. 11. Mead, Milwaukee. Montreal to To- Bag Jake Erie, iamtiton to Detroit: sehr Anna U Collins Bay and Wack River; Maria Annette, ‘viedo; Montpelier. Os- etrult: Glonif, Kingston to Toledo; barve Dashing Wave, Ogdensbury to Suginaw. Eastward-rops Ocean, Leamington to Mon- treal: Milwaukee, Toledo to Montreal; tug Reacne. chre China, Hlsck Kiver to irport to Port Koblason, Mutalo to New York: Toronto; Dauntless, In harbor—Tug Park . PORT HURON, Spectat Dispatch to The Tribune. Pont Ucnox, Mich., Sept. 14.--Down—Props T. W. Snooks, City of Concord, Idaho, Mary Pringle and barges, Arizona and barges, Tioga and barges; mchre Havana, Rielng Star, Cossack; Fir- ing Cloud, Arabia, City of Cheboygan, C. G. Breed, Weat Side, Jennio Matthews, 1. W. Perry, J. E. Gilmore, Acorn, ‘Thoinss Wells, America, Col. Ellsworth, Clayton mtario. Up—Frops Holland, Fountatn Clty, Portage, D. W. Powers with burgos, A, ; H.C, Schnoor and consort, Fletcacr and consort, Mary Jarecki and conrar! man, Anna P, Grover, Winslow, David Stewart, If Sinith, Gearge Sherman, Wend-the-Wave, Fred L. Welle, Asa Coilds, Wind northeast, light. Weather fine, THAT CLAM-BAKE, Those who cannot go down to South Chicago this afternoon on the yachte to the clam-bake, cun take the stur Ben Droke at Clark street bridge at 10 5. m. and 2:50 p.m, to-morrow. bake will continue Sunday, and tho yachts will ro- turn In the evening of the same day, Caholuin Wilson has iutimated to a Tmpune reporter Turner and tow, Florina, Journey Schupt, Richard yan informed that the notion was o commendably he devout ond impaseloned manner Uellrers his mort expressive ail totmpress those who have pim—and who has not?—witt hte raro quent and Jogical expounder of Sound doctrine, Capt. Farrow will act ae Sexton on tha pecanion, and Capt, Munger and Steward Hilerteon will take ‘up the collection. NAUTICAL MISHAPS, Aachooner, whose name could not be ascertalned last evening, le reported long overdue, aud ex- perlenced vewsel masters have expressed a four that 6 disaster has happened ber on Lake Michigan, Tho scow Chaping, while Lelug towed down the yesterday by’ the tug Burton, had her jib- topwall badly torn at Rush street vridge. ‘The boat Bonnett aunk In the Erie Canal at Black Rock, Wednesday, with a cargo of cout on board, The St. Lawrence, of the N, T. Cu., grounded on Forty-Mile Point, Lake Huron, but wau gotten The achr Jamca Couch was hard aground near foot of Loyd street, inffalo, Wednesday, but wae gotten off ina few hours. TNE PRACH TRADE. The peach trade between cast-shore ports and Chicago is lively at present, tlea of tho lusciuus fruly fincat peaches come from South Haven, where the young trees have yielded handsomely, and the now stir Britthin bas been bringing them over ‘The Goodrich wtmr Corona brought 3,000 baskets of peaches from bt, Joe yes- terday, atid the atmr Messenger a largo oumbur of packages from Benton Harbor, BUSY DRY-DOCKsS, At Robort Milla & Co.'s dey-dock the tana was in the bie dock Stonday onmieati City wan In the “bfiases ond calking. Tho ‘etchum wae run into the large dock yesterday morning for new braswes and gen- eral repairs, followed by tue scow Ed Baxter for The chr Mami Bolle and cu: Urifiin were In yesterdry for Renera] repa prop Emplre State with be docked to-day for re- ge ie having light repalre, nd immense quanti« arriving daily, tho past week. email dock repaiz) ~Bugalo Eupres MILWAUKEE. Special Dispatch to The Tribune, Mitwauxen, Sept. 14.—Chartere—Schre Porter, Joueph Palgo, Kingflsher, wheat 10 Buffalo, 44jc% vrop Nebraska, N. K. Fairbank, wheat to Buffalo, through rate; to Kingston porp Clinton, barges iY. Wheat on through rate; sche “Heyagarezatc, £04, WOO by Clyde and Grimab; Mary Lyon wheat ‘at~ k forty-four carves aie 287,101 ‘bu were shi jake. Special Dispuich to The Tribune, Ents, Pa, Sept. 14.—Arrivale—l'rop Gordon Campbell. br Thomas A, Scott, Chicago; prop Havana, Marquette; achr Zack Chandler; sche Helena, Detrolt. Hepartures Pro] Chauncey Hulba: India, Buffalo; phia, Mitwaukee: 0 H Ly king Uird, Port Huron, Capt, Barnes, of the sche Lyman M. Davis, keepa as trimend nests craft aveye ever dwelt upon, and he knows how to handic ber. ort from Muskeyon He came inty esterday with a cargo of just Tuesday ovening, fn company with several otter Veasele, aud Is the frst Ho oxpertenced esluis and head whuds, and progress was slow in making Chicago. UNFAVORANLE WEATHER, Calms and light winds hove prevailed for some Ume on the lakes, and some long passages are . C, Trowbridge was four da’ coming from Death's Duor, a trip that us few about twenty hours. ci and the dejays have rendered ‘The tug busincas ts curre- to get around. MARQUETTE, &pectal Dispatch to The Tribune, Manguarrs, Mich., Sept. 14.—Arrived—Prop D. M. Wilson, schr W. B. Ogden. leared—Schra J. €. Harrison, Goahawk, Alva jb, Weather fine. NAVIGATION NOTES. Curcago.—Seven vessels at tha lumber market last evenlng....Collector Smith taat the head of adaira in this port now, so far ag Federal authority ‘The Canadian schr Albacore, a craft aod 327 tous burden, sud under command of Capt, ichard Reed, came jute this ort yesterday for the ryt tm wu Port Colborue.,..The G. Anapecior bas been ment Lite- Boat Ulin g the Kvauston crew... nlibeled far de Milwatker partion The sche owaeen received whew maineul yeeterday, and the srew Lorena a new forewall,.. The sche Maynolia obtained $1, pes LOU fect for lamber from Muskeson ta Cbs tao, dock to dock,..,Cant. Kimball ine brought the Jncbt Mamie here, and rhe will participate in the t Yacht Clap to- sf the Goodrich f thin sear than tt was Inet, and in davis on the invrease, “All the steamers are carry- ing moro persons whe come hereto visit the Ex- position than they did last fall....Lihele were fled yesterday In the Federal Court against the achra ‘Annie Tomine for $60, for cervicea rendered by tug Albatrora Charles IL. Coot and others, and the John Tebbitts for $44, by Krank Brown and others, for services and supplies, THE Pours. —The water {is ahout eight inches Jower now in Toronto harbor than {t wasa menth oee,,..Veasele from Port Colborne com; of de- tention in dtecharging at that port....An Eris nal atermer anda palr of conrorts teft Inffalo on Taeaday with 24,000 bu of corn for New York at Gilg he ecow Mores Gaze haa been beled for $175.60 ona ship-chandiers bi Ta Association In working har everything in except the ** Black ty veencls, including three propelicre, fived ont Buffalo Wednercay bringing 41,00 bi, of which 230, 160 bu was whei Se 740 com, and 18,000 oata,...Capt. J, B. symen, of the LakeXuperior atme Manitoba, wan presented with a purse of $90 and an address jately oy a company of payacngere on the buat, ‘he Atura Cobh hae gone into the fron-ore trade, having feft Builalo on Tucsday for Escanaba, light. ¥ eche Levi Hatveon bas taken the pleasant cai 45,749 brla of wunpowder at Uuffalo, There I» lit- de danger of her voing down, Fut someof her ing up....Tho trast of the new grain crop of ada shipped this seacon f* at Napanee, whe 4, 000 bu of barley ha! been sent over.to Unwego by the sche W, rant and 3 Downey... Touratay, at Bay Clty, Deputy Unlted Stated Mar shal Tayior, of Detroit, seized five harges—Emerald, Atitchie, Litly May, Coloraio, and America, to foreclose & mortgage of about £11,000... About 1,100 ba of the carge of corn of the bark J. (i, Masten were wet by atecra of weather lant down trip to Buffalo, Several other yeerula have invre or Ices wet grain on account of the rane sause....The barge [ack Diamond, owned by Seymour & Co,, of Ogdensbury, lately started from Buffalo with @ tow, buand for Luke Erie, but on arriving at the Welland Canal It was found ahe was too large to pass throggh the lock, she was light....krank Hollister, the Clearance Deputy, witl hold forth hercafter at the but. falu Custom-Houee from 9 to 10 v'clock a. m. every Sunday tu take vearel reports and give clearances, ‘This fs on accommudation that will be appreemted by versel-masters....Nudaly Ex— pres: The Lulted States atmr Michizun jay ot Ventral Wharf Deck Wednesday. To well-known dock gentlemen who were invited to gu on bourd tha steamer by the pilot were #0 rudely treated by the ofiicer of the deck that they felt insulted and left the Iwat....Mra, Mckvoy, whose budtand owned and aailed the reow Musca Gage, reports that In addition to the mortuage upon the yeeacl the parties in Port Haron who sold ber hold @ imortyave upon Capt. McEvuy's real estate, and threaten to deprive hor of every- thing....A steam+pump was set up Wednerday on the wreck Mary bE. Perew, which nae been ou the bottom in the Erie Basin quiherwise called tae Kone-Yard) aout a year, Stiv beiunza to the Un- derwritere, and Is to be raed. and probably avld. While ectting the pump Enyincer i. Do Franc waa badly Injured by getting sqneeced botween the pusnp anu the rail of the veseul..,.Toronte Gtobe, ‘Chursday: The harbor was dull yesterday. There Janet oroch movement in lumber, and there f+ no tmber. ‘The coal arrivals, tov, have been Mgt forwome days past. ‘There ts nut much muvement expected tll the rain vevins to come ip, and thie de looked for within a week, PORT OF CITICAGO, The following were the arrivals and clearances for the twenty-four hours euding at 10 o'clock laat night: AnRiyaLa—Stmrs Coron cago, Manitowoc, sund Buffalo, sundri eae nee! dries; Ittverside, Fouth inven, B. itentt, Saugatuck, sundries: Charies itettz, Santat yh, Mantetev, lutnber; schrs Truman Junibes ltza Pay, White Lake, tis and A. Stronach, Muskegen, lumber: 5. M. avi, Muskecon, fomber; A. Uredley, Grand Aiaven. tumbers Ironstao’, Cedar Rive Poste: City of the mira lumoers A: U. “Hanson, Manistee Salut Andrew, Cleveland, coal: Hanka, bark; Jenny Li ber, ot. Ji Pat lumibers Four truth OMe, HENLE, White Lak be it. Joaeph, eundrient Chi- Alpena, Muskegon, sun- inirient Dean iifehinond, jentun Harbor, suns uskexon, lim! rence Heater, Mauistee, lum ES dsr, Sanletce, lumber: Ithac sam Cook, (ewes, cont: Alt alts Kearsarge. dud Ludingtin, anh 5 Haugatuck, himbers A, J. stowry, jumbers Cuyunogs, Lutingtin, lihber, seows Lauring, White luke, woodt T. sinner, Muekegon, Ininber; bea, Nira Muskegon, lomber, SLBA tL cee—Sche Peneatikes, Buffalo, g4,(00 but corns échr Christine Niimon. Buftalo, wheat; dt ts, hh beer at tp Buffalo, $20) bu ¢ Ke, 100 bu corns; schr J, Joun T, chr. rowbridue, § ice ndses echt C. J. Mixer. Kingston, Ht, cop oranuke, Muffalo, KOU) Int corn, prop Chas, Heitz, Maniate ww bi wine Alpe: Muskexuu, brie Soar, 29 0 Drie of), 1 bris whisky, and sundries: propa. P saugat KM kege beer, and aunties Bufialo, 21,000 ba wheats schr John Mi Qu, 233 bu corny prop. Garden, en ‘Ogden Hour, 230 bays flaxseed, il 70 brie wy ge finseced, ny Green Ye 4.00 I Urls par ., U. stuckbrldge, 1 et. bila dour, 10 bris pork: 6 bris undrics, a What Shoe Asked Tommy, Detroit Pree Press. Tle was named Thomas, and sho was named Jane, They sat ona hotel balcony yesterday for three long hours, and giving themselyes ead away ox being out-of-towners. As they nat down, Thomiastookone of Jane'shands. She mowed that sort of thing to goon without word of protest, and the flaxen-halred youth Unally seized the other one. They talked and talked, aud looked duwn tpon the atrect, and signed, and the hours slipped away. At tle ond of the third hour she said: “Tommy, dearest, | want tu ask you some- thing.’ “Ask mos hundred—a thousand—n million things!” he exclaimed In reply. * Well, Tomty, U've gut an awful cold in my head," aby continued, “ant, if I drew one of wy hands away aud wiped ny nose, would you think [was inad{, Dye either gut to do that, Tommy, or Iet ny nose wipe ftecli. Just one wipe, Tommy, and theu you may have tt back."? Tommy released her hand, though he hated. to, and hier nose was softly and duly wiped. AMUS. E'S. NeVICKER'S THEATRES WIN BOOTH! For TWO NIGHTS ONLY In his Grand Ilatorical Character, BRUTUS! Saturday Matinee, LADY OF LYO! EDWIN DOG AUDE St N a care Next Work ED) HOOT will appear in HICH. hitb ’as REVENGE. PP es LiBU aud FOOL! SEATS OAN NOW BH SHOURED, HOOLEY’S THEATRE, A. Grand Ovation accurded to tuo Eminent Tragedian, LAWRENCE BARRETT Nas Sept, 14, ta Bul ot RICHHUIS i Supported by’ alr 3 ‘3 O'NEILL mew, Darey's powerfi) Drat abany. i eafunlay slallacec OME) AND JULIET, uF Hak ie d iiupersonation of CASSIUS fa siabipeare a aube fad Linpereon ata Ly Aine teaveuy, JULIUS CARSAtE ae POSITION BUILDING, ChicaoTater-State Exposition NOW PULLY READY FUR THE PUBLIC, Complete In all Departinents, aud the Maest repre- wentative axbibitlon of American Industry and Art over held in this country except the Groat Centen- nial. Admiseion~Adalts, 25 cta; children under 12 yet Miecte, Excursion ratca on all tranapo 1 DEL HT THEATRE ° Vroprietor and Manaxer. Tr yruund, Wite of crt frlig ‘of Warn spring indiane ‘spony, Dramatle Company, Admimion Uulf ibe price of aby Uther thea ‘All Ladiva’ Nights, Matinces Wednesday aud Satut NEW CHICAGO THEATRE, Cla opposite Sharman House, J. 1, HAVERLY teste Manager. Grand Saturday Matinee for Ladtes and Chltdren. ‘Unequivocal Success. Crowded Houses, The Renowoed HAVERLY’S MINSTRELS, in an entirely pew, Lite and sparkling proxremme. COTTONS OPERA-HOUSE, SPLENDID OLIO, To Conclude with the Comedy-Drams, THE FOOL OF THE FAHELY, SSUUUUUUUOUUNENNT. 11 1 1, SUUNUUN Gents Who Require Perlect-Fiung Fise Dress shirts, Would well to leave their incasure for Gof Kec} ested nat Ue arc, ny Shirts onder Mek Meka i 7 ~CMEAGO BUSINESS. UNIVERSITY POLYTECHNIC INSTITUTE, 1 22 Snperinr Mock, 77 Clark-at., opposite Court- hemes regular terin will Mond: eneat frauiar term wil} commence on Monday, fept. 10.1477. ‘The tmainesa conte wil emitare Howe keeping, Penman fal wv entific Cones: will rare Drawing, Archt- fectare, Civil, Mechanteat, ana Topoeraphteat: Fort necring, the Nataral sciences the Higher Sathematten, Mechanirs, and the Freneh and Geeman 1. A situation {a guaranteed to ¢: Et 0, Ne TA Ih TET SCHOOL will be opens ed for young men who cannot attead dering the lay. fend fareltrular. “Take the jor. Fur further ide Lay 20 So~ OOLLEGE 113 and 116 State-st., Chicago. Life Scholarship antil Oct. 1 hereafter. $00, ALLEN ACADEMY 1$$.and 149 Twenty-second-st., near Michtz Chirag, Most eiegant and ele eget Kehoot In the Cnited states, Free Dr arg. Preparatory. Cinaviea!. Commer rt Fifteen experiencel Profeasurs and | 0 Adual tnatruction tn addition to ease dri, exience district of the rity, rthe School. A few pupils re the President. All the IRA W. ALLES, LL.D, Presiten ‘OF Michixan-ar, CHICAGO ACADEMY, No. Lt Eighteenth-st. Heal and Enzlish Day Schoo), with Primary, Intermediate and Collegiate Departments, Pupils of buth nexes have equal wlsantagea, anil may pre- pare for aduniselon tu any Colleze or Umversity oF iver for busloess, Eleventh year bein BALCUCT inctpal, CAKE FOREST ACADEHY. ‘The leading Preparatory School of the Weet. Ite Rraduates in nine different colleges, Presbyterian control, FALL TERM BEGINS SEPT. 13. ns Si Address ALUERT K. SABIN, _Lake Forest. TI. Princtoale MORGAN PARK MILITARY ACADENY, A First-class Preparatory School, Kesslon begins Sept d, 1877. Fur catalogues and full Information apply at Hoom 5, Methodist Church Block, from 2 to in, tn D,N. KIRK TALCOTT, ) Ansoclate. HENRY T.WIIGHT, ALM." CFrinctoain, ELMHURST BOARDING SCHOOL, A Family choot for Young Ladien and Girt, near Chicago, "Next school yenr, bev inewiay, Rept. 1 orecd and patronized by the moet eninent cht: Chicage and vicinity. Thorongch Engtieh teach tive teachers of French aad Geran. The most nudtnhed Frnfeeeure of Sigate and dancing frum co," Apply forcirenlar tothe Lrincipals hire: Le CUrrEie Tithe is THE WOODRUFF RCIENTIFIC EXPEDITI AROUND THE WORLD Will sali from New York Ort. 23, fur Students and et ‘Trnvelers, Hes and Gentlemen, Steamerin Scluatitie Anerican, Sept. 2 Peneca, $1,220 per annin in easy ‘UF pane Wet mye ahd Cireulars address i rortiand Marks € « Hevretary, 6. Nich e Arcitl- U. ot Too Late. The Fall Sexton nt the Young Ladies’ Colleee, Ugh: land Hall, will cominenee on the Ski Beppuiber, A few rouilieure ULenvag a SSPING. 1. WESTON, President, GLEASON'S ACADEMY 339 WEST ADAMS-ST., CILIICAGO, ‘Thlstenn English Classical aad Commercial Schoot for Young Men and J Sung SSE ANUESTN. 1h, GLYAKOS, Petnctpal, RY ACADEMY, |. Locatiuu health: on of Cadeta, LUA, Enaie Jeago, ur Cal, For ‘eh a i tod) AE the office of the fremont THEO. HYATT, Preauant, Mille. C. Broussais’ French and English Schoul for Young Ladies and Children, reopens Ht 10, at ot Michigau ay. She'witl be ussicted hy stl Hroussaly, Miss Jeffere, ond uther compe achorn, NORTH SIDE HIGHER SCHOOL, 306 and 208 CUICAGOSAYV, A ee tater ned i Cre GU eon JENNINGS SEMINARY (For both sexes), AURORA, ILL, Along Bept, stress the i Institute of the Sacred Heart of Maury, WAST ‘ON HEIGHTS, ILE, Academy and dayeschool for young ladies, Wit) re- S77," Board and tutiton in two languages, 125 per anguin, af tens. PARILVA AND MHS. BRADFORD'S (LATE Osden Hufinian’s Engisly, French, and Ger- rding ana Vayesctiol fur youns iaues and with callathentes, No. 17 W. cestiiestsy Ne Veg App nay be made by letter oF fereutally os aiove. (A aewarate plane fur bays Wnee horaushly compet Wateruuse Haw: aH Lectures by Prot, B, PLE ‘OR TOUNG LADIES, iavicurating clinats aint beautiful penton. tees Moderate. Address the KEW. C. V. BPEAI, the Prins cipal, forcitcular, ii FREEHOLD INSTITUTE, Freeh Xd. 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Fine The Whippoorwill, peri» Sifoa2, Fine cheerfnl, wide-nwake Sunge forCommon Schoola. by W.O, Perkine, anthor of the Golden Robin, Specimen Copies of any book mailed, post free, for retait price, LYON & HEALY, Chicago. Oliver _Ditson & Co. Boston. TIME TABLE, ARRIVAL AND DEPARTORE OF TRAINS. Exrtaxation or Herenence Mons. SUegfiets*eunday excepied, daddy eee QHICAGO & NORTHWESTERN RAILWAY, Ticket OMices 2 Clarkin (sherman House) and at mi! ight Express City @ Yankton te f Hockrd & Dunuqas,|* 0: YL Rock od & Dunuque, {e1n ukee Fast Mall (dally mi reef FIMO Tnilman Hotel Care are ran through, between Oul- ean aud Oraaha, on the Vrain leaving; Chica at 10°90 ei No other road runs Pullman or any hoteleare west of Chicago, esr fen of a—Depot curner of Welln and Ringie-ara, &—Depot corner of Canal and Kloste-#ta, CHICAGO, ST. PAUL & MINNEA) INE. Tlekes ofices 62 rule and at FEAPOLS ty Depot. Teave, |_ Arrive. 10:09 a, mi 4:090, me t 8:00 py. m.'t 0 4, Mm, ‘St. Paul & Minoeapolls F; St Paul @ Mingespolle bs CHICAGO, ALTON & ST. LOUIS AND CHICAGO KANSAS CITY & DENVER SHORT LINES. Union Depot, West Side, near Madison-st. brid Twenty-tuind-at. Fickee Utes 121 itandolpieet. and Raneas City & Denver Fatt Ex Mt. Louie d, bpringnield Ex. St. Loula, Springfield & Te! Pekin and Pe Chl Ntreatur, Lacun, Wash'ton Joliet & Dwignt Accomma: CHICAGO, MILWAUKEE & 81. PAUL RAILROAD, Colon Depot. corner Madison and Canales, Ticket South Clark-st., opposite sherman House, ‘Ullice, 135 _ aud wt depot, Leave. |] Arrive. Soa, m.|* 7:30p, mL Toint, a1 Nini ‘AM tratna run vi nud Minneapot du Chien, ur via W wauke Kets for ut vod either vie Madison and Prairie ‘LaCrome, and Winona, ia dub NTRAL RATLROAD. t, foot of Lake-a: to -agcond: Potileket utlice, izi Randaiphost.; Rear Charen St. Loule Express AL Lovute Fast Ling iro & New Orleans i iD. Te $Tg08. me a:aop. mi. a Dubuque Blonx CIE a0. Wn: Gilman Passenicersseoessesccseul® 5225 PID, CHICAGO, BURLINGTON & QUINCY RAILROAD. Depotn foot of Lakers.» Indiabacay., and gisteenthe a" Canalandsixtovoin-sd, Ticket Oulces, 62 i ud at depots. Leave, Arrive. am. Dems inti Clip ieee noun [? Oras aim, ntEaprssforomatis t0:0) p.m. |* 6:05 2.10, Kanaascity, Atehteon, St,Juey| aud Texas hapreas.. '110:00 p.m. (t 0:45 am, MICHIGAN CENTRAL RAILROAD. Depot, {not of Lake-st., aud fuut of Twenty-sccond-se, Tivket Uttlee,@7 Cl Hie southeast corner of [an Grand Facitc tucel, and at Paliner Muuse, Leave. _|_Aftivo. > Attantic Express qdaily), Nlubt Expres... if }) FT. WAYNE & CHICAGO RAILWAY Depot. i 1 Madison-ets, jcket Oficea Sahahntry Seay ToAGO a eb Cinshrat, Vetiver How, aod rand paclactoten, Leave, Arrive. Mall and Express. ° R:00 a, tm. if 7:00p. me posite Ryxprese. i 6:15 p, ta./f 6:00. in, ‘ast Line... 9310p, 1.)) 80a, Te BALTIMORE & OHIO, ‘Trainsteave from, Fxnositton Bullding, foot of Mone jokes Offices: X 8k “ Ufaud Pactae, and Depat (Exposition Bulldigh Leave, | Arrive. f gisge olf a:4g8, me. widop. m.if @:40p, 1, LAKE SHORE & MICHIGAN SQUTHERR. Morptng Mall—O41 Lin Aitaatin Eo preay daly si Kaprese PIITISBURO, OINCINWATI & ST, Lov 2, B.| Depot corner of Clintoa and Carroliats., Wet Bide, Arrive, ast Day Kx....,/9 Bids, ms M10 p.m. aut Nigh WBiU pss | Figo es i, Owloaco, ROOK ISLAND PAOTPIO RAILROAD Ueave. | Arrive, Colambua & ull Omaha. Leavenw'th & Atch Ex. 1 commods tun * GOODRICH STEAMERS For Mtwaulee and all Wee pbur Dally, ugday exeepied. balurday’s buat don't go until Friday wurulug’s boat yoce trough to ForGrand liaven, Grand tsplda and Muske- Els ally, Suuday vxcupted... 7 For SMaulsteo, “Cudlagton, sud" eniwal Daliy, swluruay gin) Sunday excep om Jed, bt. Joseph ~ fall 104, t,, Sunday sex- wor celted? shaturay'e buab dave aut toara Gree ata, ety, Pridaysooees 7 ~ ey Tout Aletissa-ay. * ANCIALS LED SPECULATION, ~~ GUAIANT is $3.3: guaran 0 daye Stradi bi legato us to G0 daye sraddien, ara s yt t 4H) Bave valid $4, a addlen, wones relub lek ve tara tre P.O. Borgia du ifosdsene Nee” “PUTS AND CALLS. mn fl 200. $5. 8 L,03D So. bx, Ais ttixatiadt's co 'oae- Ste, No. 17 Wall-at., New Yurk, make deatratite lnvest= Ueuista stocks which frequeaiy pay. fruus dre (weuly Uimes the awuunt favestod,” Stuck bought aa carried as Joust us deaired ou deposit of 3 per cuul, Ex~ blauatory clrculare und weekly reports seas tree, 3 Cake t i ’ Lacd\lor over 2 years With ‘great success Ly the physicians of Paris, New Vouk. and Lon don, and au- 9 perivr to alt others forthe prompt cure of all dis charges, ree seat or of By UL, Ey ing. CLIN ANDL Suid by Mruzyiote ub the Unied Soe.