Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, May 30, 1878, Page 7

THE CHICAGO TRIBUNE: TIIURSDAY, SIANLEY’S ASSASSIN. Trial of Joscph Crawford for Marder-. Opzning 8peeches. mestimony of One of the Witnesscs of tho Crime. When the case of Joseph Crawford, charged with the murder of Willlam Shanleg, an old, serpectable, and {noffensive citizen one night §n July, 1877, was called yesterday morufng in thie Criminal Court, Mr. Van Buren, of counsel for the prisoner, stated to the Court that he had st Jearned of the Intentlon of the State's ‘Attorney to proceed to trinl under 8 new indfet- ment. Al the preparation for tho defense had been mada on tha understanding that the trial was to proceed under the old Indictinent against (Gannon, Boyle, Morton,and the prisoner Joint 15 A trinl was had on that fndictmont In the cnge of (fannon, and the Jury gisagrecd, It was now the State’s Attorney's {ntentton to use this man Gannon as a withess on the trial of the prisoner under a new fndlct- ment aizainst the latter nlone. In view of the fact that Uannon was allowed to turn Btate's evidence, It was necessary for the defense to make o different preparation. Mr. Van Buren sald he had just been Informed that other wit- pesses wers to be produced. While he was prepared to go to trial undor the old Indlctment, he was not ready under the new. Besldes all this, there was a statute providing that attor- neys must be furnished with printed calendars at the begining of @ tern, and thus notiffed of what was comiug. 1o had not recolved such potice. Mr. Mills Interrupted Mr. Van Buren to ask him if he had not positively agreed Monday to go to trial on the new Indictment. Me. Van Burendldn’t remomber to have efther asrented or declined, when fnformed that the tutention was to use the new tndietment, When lie discovered just what that indictment was, powever, and hory materiaily it differed frown tho old one, he really felt that e ‘must object to golng to trinl under ft, After some further talk, the accused plesded not zuiity under the new indictment, the Court overruled the objcctions minde, and the trlal proceeded, although under Mr. Van Buren's protest, TRA WORK OF CNOOSING A FURY sras then undertaken. Mr, Mills, Io sjating the casey sofd that the prisoner, Joseph Crawford, alins John Scott, was on trial for the murder of Willlam Shanley ono night n July, 1877, ut or near the coruer of Brown and Wrizht strects, The facts were that Shanley was mct by three oung men and killed "by oue of them, ;he work of petting the furors proceedud by the usual slow and vasy stages, At 1 ofclotk, when n recess was Laken, both eldes aad accepted C. L. Haowkinson, clectrotyper, of No. 248 Townsend strect; John Mathy, sloe. Tealer, No. 160 Archer ayeute; Martin J, Le der, ateam-fitter, No. 400 South Iinlated streety Willlam Refs, no business, No. 239 Park avenue; \yilliam 8kinber, collector, No. 201 North Wells street, On reassembling In the afternoon, the tedlious rocess of getting twelve unpreindiced men to Yry tho case was rcsumed. ‘The widow and family of the muridored Shanley were 1u cours and uitentively watctied the proceedings, At o'clock the remulning seven. wure chosen, thefe ymmces and oceupations bejuz as follows: Mark J. Clinton, bookkeeper, 119" North Ashiand avouue; Richard D. Lrown, notion store, No, ©18 West Harrlson street; J. D, Desendord, wholesale hardware inerchant, No, 63 TLake street 3 J. No Bowers, grocer, 1248 State street; Michacl IHusaett, 1982 South LaSalle street; George Hatwell, plumber, 145 South Ureen atreet; and A. Lindstrom. Ou tho whole, they were au Intelligent-loakine lot, MER. MILLS, {n hia opening address to the jury, referred to the Importance of tho case Lo the people s well 8s to the defendant, (uvulv(nf. as ft did, tho Jighest crime known to the inw,—the crime of murder, the murderous destruction of human life, the striking at the foundation of socta onler, Iu July, 1377, o citizen of Chicaco ramed Willimn "Sfianiey, while returning about. midnfght froin a vieit to his brother, was mot by three hlghwaymen,—Crawford, alius Beoty, Yd O*Boyle, und Jomes Gatnon, Earller fn the niaht, Crawford (volk pogsesslon: of o Lorso ond buggy, not belongng. to him, and drove south towards Brown and Wrzht strects, whera e fouk [n O'Bovie, a boy pamed Morton, and Gaunon, They drova up and down the streets, stopoing here nnd thare to callion some girls and attead n wuke, and, penerally, . haviue o grand time of disorider and Inwicssicas, Fluully, Morton was lete in chargo of the bugpy, and the ather three went to the corner of tie streets nomed. Tt wasa bright night, and the elizht wna burning fn uddition, As they saw the unsuspecting strauger approach, Crawlord faid go the other two: —* Thero comes a bloke; lot's hang biw up.” Crawford started across the ruad, O'hoyle followed, and Gunnon, more ont ofcuriosity than n hithwayman’s malice, brought up the re, Ag they stood uu fn front of the unsus g Shanley, Crawford pulled out & revalver, pointed it {o Shanley's face, aud sald, “Your money, or wo'll hang vou up," Euanley suld, ©*\Why, boys, 1'se na money,” GQuicker than a flash, tho murderous Crawlord publed the trigrer sud sent u bLullet crushlng thirguzh Bhanley's brain, Thal was murder, aud the evidence $o be adduced would show in clenr llaht the prisoner's gullt, * Gannon hime sl would testity, It was trig he had been tried and the jury had disagreed, but ho was never tried for el the shot. Thut was never uded. e was sliaply trica bucnuse he ono of tho three. The story would el must earry its Tut there were others Ve he uwn conviction with it, who could and woutd corroborato his atory, so that 1t coutd never bo explalned awav. - Adter tue fatal ahot, afl fled, O'Boyte had never been arrested, Morton und “Gannon were. Crawford bad run away, but was subscquently found fn unother Btate, urrested, and brought bere. - The evidence would show Crawford ta buve been the mun who setusily tired the shot, and who was deservini of tho higeat penalty that could be retlected by the low, M. VAN BUNBY, for tho sccused, sald e hud never scen s0 much lmmdi; feroclty o an opening appeal to 1 fury 84 he had juet'ifstencd to fo Mr. M{ils* ndefreas, Already the State’s Attorney had placod the Tope wround the defendunt’s neck, dug s rave, und thrown in the corpse, Thelr clfent, ricydless and without moneyewas fighting for his 1ife aguinst tho moat unfair woans eyer Used to conviet o nan, ‘Fhere wos o lttle hinxurf n the case worth rememberivg, Ono of the thireo to-tafled Mighwoymen was Gannon hlinsolt, whom the Bute's Attornsy wod just ns suxlous 1o conviet at one time as he now was suxious to vonvict Crawford, Eincw thon ity murderer had becoms, the pale- faced pel of the Btute'd Attowney. tven whoso testhinony the jury would be seked to kil this poor, fricndlees dofeptunt, My, ‘an fiuren cutld aeo 1o reason why this Statn's cvidence should by beliaved uny more than that olzuyother man whosworeaway another'slife 1o Save s owi. Thi facts wero that Crawford did not take the others uto the buzgy, that he did uot aceost Bhauley as asserted, or polnt the Bbuol at him, or sénd o bullet through his rufu, It was not until Guooon had been trled oud the jury alsegreed that Crawfurd was tharged us the man wha aetually nred the st ILe “evidence would show “thay It was &nother man,—~whoether undor the name of Lrawford or not did vot matter, He deuled bat 1t was Hoht thet afghit, for the gus-lamps Were Jit, IL would be sliuwn whero Crawford aid the jury would bo ealled ther the wnunicrer was Craw- 0 + Why should (aunon o at Cruwlord bu any mors heleved than Crawiond aainst (anton, it e should Ko on the stand B testity aguinst hlind It had beew safd thut the Jury which trled Uannon stood ten Lo two tu tayor of conviction. - Was (faunon, to whom 3. Milly had upplled the terin pighwayinan, 3 come In aud deny that he was one,and swear 8wuy (uls urisonor's lifo to suve hisown! For ¢ sake ol humanlty and justice, b sppealed 10 tue ‘ur o keep their winds In a state of chtlrg Indificrenco’ and indecision until they £lhuuid hiear all the ovideuco In the case,—~thie Whole cuse, from beginpiug to end, Prefudico suuinat the aecused, 3 there wos puy, oF syni- Pathy with the widow in her muumluuwudfi should be drivon away, and the secused be hel Lut:mwt until bo was clearly proved to be guilty, s M158 CAROLINE REYNOLDS Yras the first witness colled for the prosecution. Bus jestiled thaton the eventur of July 10, 1827, ‘shu visited » cousin on Wright wtreet, near rown. Abgut 10 o'cluck, she sud the other ladics fn the house went out 1o slt un the steps, und soon afterwards uoticed a buggy poss slv T by, 1t stopped, and the occupunts cougned, Theydrove on. came back, passed on, and somo- Lody tired o ghot towards the ground. Threo Eemm- then dissppeared. Ous had a white andkerchict around his weck. Wheu the S0t was fiped they were standing at e nartheast coruer of the two streets, having ¢ressed uver from tue southwest coruer, The Kds was Lurmng on the southeast snd north- West wurucrs, Thls was between 13 and § o'clocks \}‘Itn, s dil not then know that anytody was shot, Ofticer Fiynn was called, and explained & diagram of {ho sceno fn the vicinity ot Brown aud Wright rtrevts. MIBS MAGGIE RETNOLDS testifled to golug with her sister to the house on Wright street, aecing the four men at the northenat corner of the two streets, one with a white handkerchief around his neck, hearing a shot fired, and seelng next morning the dead h(nl{ of Willlam Bhanley, with a bullet-hole in his head. MRS, DELIA MULDOOY, living at No. 137 Brawn strect, on the wast side of the atreet, funrth door north of Wright, was next called. She was out until 10:30 that evening, On coming home, she found a buggy standing near her hiouse, Tt drove along and she heard wortds between the partfes in it.” One of the buya came out and asked the girls to ride, She told them not to, as the boys couldn’s mean good. The boy returned, ‘the bugay drove up quickly, and slie heard 8 shot fired, but didn’t know at whom. It was then ahout 11:80, and she retired. In tho morning, abuut Jo'clock, & policeman cuma around, sud notls Ood them thata man was killed, Then she :;e:g. over tothe coruer and saw a man lying cad. IROMAS FITZOZRALD, was next ealled—a bright Irish boy, lving at No. 203 Brown strect, west side, aboul sixty faet soutn of Wright, One gas-lamp, he testi- Oed was on the northwest and the other on the southeast corner. On the night of July 10, 1877, he saw Crawford with O'Boyla and Gan- non at s waxe on the cast side of Brown street sauthof Wright, Tlis was about 12 o'clock. Wituess asked O'Boyle who onc of the young men was, and (’Hovie safd it was Crawford. The Iatter and Gannon were together, and Crawford sald nothing. Witness hod known Crawford's name, *Jo Crawford," for about four yenrs. Wituess afterwards, -the night being hot, sat down ou the southwest corner of HBrown and Wrikht streets, on the cast side of the erosaing. Tho thtee Loys, after he left the wake, went on to thesoutheastcornor. ()'Huyle Invited Crawford, caillng him **Joe,” to go In and geta drink, The store st the southeast corner was closed, howaver, and they couldn't ret uny, They hnd hitchied the horse and buggy at 8 fence when Lhey were ab the wake, After they had stood fn front of the sture on the sautheast corucr about Hiteen mllmwsi o mon e towardd e curner from Halsted street, and Crawford sald, **Here's a bloke, boya; let's haug him ‘The mun heard them aud satd, * Don't fuvg me up; L ain't got anything!” Crawford, who hay crussed to the northoast corner, hud his hand on the mun, O'Boyle was belidnd bim, and Gannon was farthest off. The shot was fired as (Ganwon was crossing overy wnd the huya ran away, Crawford_sufd to Gannou, * Yoi've sliot Lhs wmun’” The witness Ideutified the prisouer as Juseph Crawlurd, Mr. Van Buren took the witness in hand and attempted, with 1ll-success, to show that the tdentitleatfon of Crawford wits no {dentliication at wll, It tranapired that the witness saw lim ;n Jall Sunday, sud pleked him out as Craw. ord. “llow dn you know,” asked the lawyer, “that the man yuu had livard of for four ycars was the man you saw at the wakel !’ I don't know uhout that," snid the witness, raising his volee and his hands t the same tiine, and louking towards Crawford, * but I du know that that man {s the man 1 saw at the wake, and Eddy O'Bogle- called hln Joe Crawford. [mehh:r.{, But Mr. Van Buren persevered with this posi- tive witness, vainly sttemipting to trap him into making a blunder.” Witness wus asked §f o had ?mnk anvehiog that nizht, and suld he hadn'ty hat he was hot und tired, sud sat down on the sldewallc ut tho southwest vorner o rest him- sclf. At the time of the shootlng, Gannon was croasing fromn the south slde to the north slde of Wright strect; (inunon put his band in Lis 3 back pocket, but - witness could not sve whether. he took auytbloy out or not. © Just as Le was taking his hund out of hls pucket, and, as he Was crosing the street, the shiot was fired. Crawford, nt that tiine, had his hund on Bhouley’s shouldor. Crawford said to Gaunon, * You s yOU'vE aliot that man.' Gannou snld nothing, "1t was then that the hoys ran. - After witness saw the man fall, lie went home aud 1o bed, He slont 11 8210 o'cluck fu the wmorniog, and then ot up and went over, un hiearing & man rapping oy the lemp-pust, to the spot where the mun fell, Four or five policetnen were around, and ot about [i o'clock one of them was Roing to arrcst hiw, thinking, from his beto around so early, that he knew something about the shooting, Crawford that nizht bad a,rcund black bat oo, and a white handkcrehiel around” s neck. O'Boyle wasw’t dressed very well; he had'a sult ‘on that he vot from the Penitentlary, [Loughter.] On the “re-dircet, witness sald Crawford's clothios Jooked pretty tine. Ho found Craw- ford tu Cell 44, Bunday last, with Councily, whom he bait never seen befure, aud Kentifled Crawford as tho Crawlonl he had geen that nlent. Witness went over to the fail in Mr, Mills? bugery, but Mr. Mills hail never told bl he would fiad Crawford in Cell 44 with Con- nelly, Mr. Mills asked the witness If he know wheth- er Crawford saw him when ha (Crawlford) chiarged Gannon with the shooting. ‘The question was objecied 1o, and subse- quently withdrawn., Auvother question, tending to further exptain Gabnon's position, and the finpoesibility of his having fireil the shot, was nlgo ubjocted to, and‘the objoction sustalned. This closed Fitzzerald's testhnony, snd the Court adjourned until this morning, wheu Gannon himse!f will probably take the stand, ‘The defense wlit evidently seek to prove that Guunon tired the fatnl atiot, and Fitzeerald’s teathmany, I which e atates that Crawford chareed “Gannon with the deed at the tline, would, without eeme further explanution, scoin to substantiate this elufm, It will oe shown that tlannon, from the peculiar potition he ocs enpied at the moment the shot was fred, contd not have fired it without Jilling Eddie O'Boyle; that, bad ho by uny scetdent imdased O'Boyle und ghot Shantey, ho must, from his position, fiave shat him fn aoother part of the hend from where he was really shoty and that, from the position of Crawlord at the time, he was the anly one of the thres who could possibly haye firedd the shot andhuu it take elleet where It did, THE COUNTS. Trylng the Sturges Cnsowiterord of Judg- ments, Now Hulls, Bankripecios, Etce Tho mandamus case of Willlata N, or **Juck " Sturges agafnat the Buard of Trado fs now on trial before Judie Rozers Ju rather an unusual form, 'Ihe petition wusd filed sumo weeks ago to compe) ths Board torejnstate the p etitioner, The Board flled n plea clatining that Sturges had DLeen Jegally oxpeited, ‘The potitioner tiled a replication, and yoater- day Mr, Dent, on bebalf of tho Board of Trade, saked to have It stricken from the files, berause such un Issue could not be made. ) Judge Ruzers refused the spblication, hold. Ing that the replication was properly filed. Mr. Pratt, an behalf of Bturges, suggested that a questfon of fact was thus ratsed as to whether or not the expulafon had beeu legal, which must be tried by a Jury. ‘Fhe Judize was of the same oplaton, o said he did not wunt the case to appear like o chuneery sult, capeclally after tho decislon of the Supreme Court Jast winter holding that o bitl for {ujunction woukl pot lte, and that Sturges' only remedy way ut common law, A Jury was then Jmpaneled, snd the whole day constned In the openlng ureuments to the ury. 4 Is js very pnusual for a petition for mandamus to tuko this form, and this te tho fivst ous in which an fssuo for & jury hos been ralsed for years, ‘The trlul will go on to-duy, * PERSON AL, By an error in the cumputation of credits, the name of Alfred 1. Eddy wus omitted from the number of sucsesful spplicants for admission to thy Har as the recent oxamination before the Appellate Court, The mlstake baving been ufi)rrmcu. blr, Eddy b8 recomwmquded for aduyis- slo, 1TENS. Judge Blodgett will to un with the crimlnal culendar us usua) to-day, Judge Rogers will proceed with the trial of the Nturges mandumus ¢ase, but will have uo cull of his catundar. Judpe MeAllister wili concludo the hearing of the case of P'rtda,ve. Gleasun, now on trial be- fore bim, but will do ro other bustyess. All the othier Judees have udjourned court \mllll-'rlr.luy. Tho Clerks’ utlives will s open as usual. UNITED STATES COULTS. Arthur Bronson filed a bill yesterday agalcst Franz Opfereets, Juno Opfergets, W. C. (rant, trustee, . B, Lymay, trustec, ‘l. W, Jackson, successor 16 trist, Johu Bolund, Avastusis Bo- lang, J. C. Haloes, aad l.wm:umn. w_fore- closg a mortgaze for 2,600 on Lut . fn Wady- worth's Subdivision of Biock 8, In Woodlawu, BANKRUPTCY MATTERS, Patrick O'Brlen, u salooi-keeper of this city, flied u petition fu bankruptey yesterduy, H{a secured debts are 8350, und W unsecured $3,670, bealdes $5,000 due on uccommodution paber, The usrcts constet of stock fu trade, 507 txtures, #50; and open accounts, $100, A discharge was lssued 1o Henuun E. Schoae bel from all dehts mentloned in his composition etatement. Winchester Hall wa Willlain A. [teacon. R. E, Jenkins was appointed Assigneo of Daniel Goodwin, Jr., and of Lexl Dudge. Clark I3, Bampson’ was appointed Assignee of Finley 1). Brown, Assienevs will be chosen at 10 &, m. for Charles JJ. Halnes, D. K. Carter, and (eorge Brougham, First-ttividend meetings will he held at 2 v, m.in the casea of Abraham Lipman, Eugene McKny, and the Redfiold, Bowen & Walworth Qompany, BUPERION COURT IN BRIEP, Thomas o, 'eter began a suit for £10,000 yes. terday agalnat Franklin Brown, ~— Brown, and Willtara B, Wadsworth, CIRCUIT COUNT, Edward J.. Uclehanty filed etition for habeas carpus, clalming that he is fllegaily kept in custody by Jahn Gahan, Police Sergeant of the Town of Lake, on somd charge of violatiug {ts ardinances, and asking for a common-law cartlorard to bring up the record and have the caure of his linprisonment fnquired Into, A. £/ Btory and Rulus King began n sult for appolnted Assignee of $15,000 apzalust Henry Fuller, Emma J. Vanderveer sued Silas C. Btevens for £2,000. Henty Wagner hegan a suit {n replevin agalnst Martin” Harige, Louls Bartels, Charles Kern, and Henry and Anna Fritz, to recover the buliding No. 1140 Milwaukec avenue, used as ameat market, the tools, fixtures, etc., con. nectod therewith, and also a horae, wagon, sad bugar, sl valued at $300. William Robbins eued Edwin C. Fuller for $1,100. Ludwiz Kaufman fled o bill azalnst his Tate partners, First and Nathan Friend, asking for an account and scttlerhent of the late firm of F. Friend & Co. Hasays that in May 1875, he went Into partnership with the defendants fn the business of buying and sclitng furs. He was to have one-half the profits and they the other half. The firin was dimolved last January by mutual consent, but the defendants re. fused to fet him seyv the bLuoks, and gave him what they revresented to bo an mc- count, showing his Lolanca to be about £2,000, Ha says he has bourhtht least £200,000 of furs for them, and he thinks they still owe him at least $10,000 ofier making allowance for the Amounts drawn out by him, He therefore asks for a setticment, . William Page, Louts Winter, Jacob Scbastfan, Minale Behmidt, Maria Marahal, Peter Emm. ich, Jdncob Kaufmann, Michacl Luxem, D. W, Bucklugham, and Jacun Becker flied a_ bill amainst the city, J. A. Farwell, and E. F. C. Klokke to prevent them fssuing tax-leeds to any ono under n tax-sale of complainanty’ property. Thelr property. situnted un Bedgwick street, was sold for non-payinent of a special as. sassment for gradinge and paving the street, and complainants claim the assessment was fllegal, fuennitable, ond utterly unauthorized. Willlam A. Porter, successorin trust of Charies Macalester, deccased, filed a bill against Ann i, Ciarke, Harry C. Ularke, Jonn Clarie, Miner T. Ames, Willam B. Golren, Willlam Waly (ieorge W. Brand, Henry tirotenkemper, James Devenny, John Rille, and E, G. Lastings to tore- closs m mortenge for 3,000 on Lota 1, 2, 3, and 4, Block 9, of Vernon Park Additlon to Chicago. I'RUBATS COURT. In the estate of Albert Heuntsch, letters were granted to Maria C. Heunisch, under bond for $12,400, * ¢ In the estats of Patrick Blake, fi:med to Margaret Blake, und ,400. leiters were ler bond for THE CALL PRIDAY. Jupax Bronorrr—The criminnl docket. "'z ArrrLuate Count—02, 01, 05, 90, 07, snd 08, No ease on irlal, Junaz Gany—272, 282, 283, 280, 287, 200, 201, 2, 204 103105, tnclustve. No case on irial. JUDGE JAuEsON—181 to 171, 173 to 176, 178 :o‘l‘lfl, inclusive, No. G, Doskowlts vs, Haker, on elal, Junag ltooxns—108, 112, 131, 133 to 145, n. clusive. sxcept 143, Jubay Dooti—120, 127, 120, to 135, {nclu. sive. No. 60, Itorn va. Coren, on trial, Junax McAuListrn—Kat case 074, Jonson ve, Tale, and calendar Nos. 200, 210, and 240 {0 200, incluaive, ' No cane on trial, Junax FAnwzLL—1,025, Crrtls va, Higgins. Junae WitLiaxa—Tho Bedford stone case, on arguments for injunctlon, . JUDGMENTS, Burerion CovrT—IUnar Ganr—Harriet Adeock va.The City of Chi¢ago and Idwin Waixer, 81,500, ~dohn saldwin et al. va. Wililam M. Clark, §180. ~3ichaol Meyer va, Thomas Coltman, MARINE NEWS, GRAIN-CARGO SIHORTAGFES. Capt. Andorsen, of the schr (race Murray, which srrived hore yesterday, reports thut the welzhman at Goderich charged him with a shortage of 72 bn af corn on & cargo of 16,000 bu, end pronounces it a ** higsteal " on the part of the Goderlch men who weighed out the cargo, The Urace Murmay was the first vessel to unload this acason, and her owner (hinks the rat-holea necded filllng up; henco the shortage. Tho schr Mosher aleo arrived frum the snme port, and was discoveren o be over forty bushiets phort by the nstute welshman, Thore 1a something radieally rotten at Goderich in the mat. ter complained of On hor last trin down to Buffaln the schr Thomas QGnwn overran faity bushels on a cargu of corn, the Anufe Vonghtivas ahort two bushela and forty-fonr ounds on i earizo of 48,000 bushelr af corn, the irunette was short two bushely and forty-fonr pounts on n eargo af yheat, aud the Lafrionier was anort soventy bushelPon 8 corn cargo, e fuflald Conrier of ‘fucaday ways Drewry & McDounell, welghmanters of that cliy,” report t followinz shorinzes; Behies Kate Darley, 10 hy A, 1l Moore, 40 bas John M. Hutchinson, 113 hy Tiraneite, 3% bo, Prop Wetmore, 51 vu: prop Dallentine, 28 bu, The following vessels wero over: Kehrs F, ¢, Lalehiton, 14 b St, Andrew, 17 bu; Golden West, 20 i, and 1R Petite 17 tn, The gareoes of the schrn J, M, Hufchinson and 1, A. Nicholson will be made geod. Tho former londed ot the Nuttund Galena clevators and the lattor at Armoor & Dole's elevator, Chicago, TBUF¥ALO, Durravo, May 20,—Coal freights strong at 80c per ton to Chivazo aud Mliwauked, Chartors~rops Jarvis Lord and barge Dicta- tor, Irun oro from Marquette to Lake Erle on prie vata terma, Clearances for twenty hours ending Bp, m.— Trops Passaic, Bay City; Bt. Louly, Daluth; Cal- orado and Arabia, merchandise, Chicavo; tng tilgnet, $heboygan; schirs G, W. Holl, 300 tons coply Eagle Wing, 300 brie salt; Marriet Rose and Unodilln, Detralt; Wabash and H. 3oore, Toledo; P, G, Marahi, 1,000 tons cual; Fenskee, 620 tlons coal, Milwadkca; Superior, Buy g3 §1.W. vago, 1,400 tone_coal,' Chicago; Iutila’ Johnatin, 500 tons coal, Saudunky, ’ Vezscle paseing Port Colborne lock for twenty- four honrs' ending 6 v m—Westward—rops Cnnadn, Montreal to Totedo; Namlua, Ogdense bure ws Toledu; Lowell, Uydenshurg 1o Toledo; Emnpire, to Clevolands barks Ganges, Oswego tg Cmicago: Huran, Toronto 10 Ashiabula; Cary Yuuell, Mauganclla o Black Rivery schrs’ Plor Carath aud Annlo Mulvey, Toronto to Bisck Wiver; Staifard, Torouto to Vermillion; I, Hratbhurn, Eurnnll'u. noorgers; Senstor Blood, Charlotte to etroit, Eaatward—Prop Ciamplatn, Chilcago to Ogden biwg: barks Augusta, ‘T'oledo to Kingeton; Canad, Haule ¥ ‘Taledo to Kinwston; I Liay City to Toledos achra W, L. Brec mfilnwumhm-lcn. Milwaukes to Kin, A BOTTLE. Bpegial Lupatch to The Tridune, Kaxoutd, Wie., May 20,—The followlng was found written on a plece of pots.paper corked Hightly in 8 wine-botile by Mr F, W. Woyhe, on the luke shore ncar the Htate lne, six milvs south of thiecity. 243y 21, —Ten milcs south and ffteen miles #ast from Racine, abosrd the scow Daplex, from Hulland, Mich., joaded with bark, O v, m. Scow Jeaking and makiog water rapidly. leavy sca on, and wind bluwing'a perfect hurricane, Cant. W. ! wyer, Mate . Griswold, two scamen, sud ngor, Mr. A. Il Devlin, of Bsttle Creek. N reat fuar (hat we witl soon have to take toa l"ll“‘b‘lfl‘ for safoty, ++1Q o'clock, —Capl. Sawyer has ordered the and ali’1o go aboara. Ifeayy rgady, and will trust 10 the o} pont lowered b0 vk ave all amall bos! {Noyz. —Tha vessel regtoters show no such creft #s the scow Duplex, montioned sbove, aithough tho existence of euch & boat would gut be entire- Iy prociuded by that fact, —En, Tuis, | NAUTICAL MISITAPS, An upkuown vessel was sground in the Dotroit Tiver, ucer Malden, Tueaday. At ,Cleveland, Buaday, the yachts Nadine and Jans Auderson were damaged {a a colllsion. Tlhe schr Pensaukes was struck by ligltoing off Milwaukus last week, aud had ber forctopunet Jsmaged. 1t lawald 1hat the bottom isout of the Rust, ashurout Piios Istand, sud will Lave to be stripued and abandoned. ks of tho vesvel s & spyero 0o 10 Lgs vwner, C . Dayld Dalt. Cypt. Nicholas Olson. of the scuw Chilst! sticmpting to board 8 frolght-traly oo the A western Rosd near Mewsca. Wolf & Davidaou's suipyard, Milwagkee, Sjanday evening, fur fhe yrpose OF saving a walk, had ‘one of bis feet so Eux ly crushed us £ render smputation ut the lnstep neccssary. s THE MARY ELIZABETH. Thls Jake vessel, owucd by the Mills Bros., of tbis clty, wade sn oceau yoyage last ecasuu, carry- log from Cleveland 8 cargo of oil. 1t was tbe jo- teution’ to scll the ofl sud the schooner, but no warket could Lu found for elther. The ¢Argo was sccodingly storod, and tho vassel was joaded with 400 tons ul Scotcli coal fur Quebec, ut Which purs she urdved aafely iu charge of Capl, Aduir last ['riday sfterqoou. ~ Sbe was Imncdiately chartered ur deals and thaber to Wicklow, lrelind, at the rate of BYs andeals and 320 on timbe, capacity 1a such thay he ougnt to cina $1,000. The nroft an the ea ealisfartory, end o0 the whole ane ta domg mua Better than any of the laka veasels are ifkely 19 4o Ahie sesean, Capt, J, C. (Bhney, wha fonk the vearel over on ker mniden trip, [81t for Quabec at 1:45p. m. t0-day ta_snperintend the loading of her cargn, —fluffalo Commereial, 78! PORT HURON. Pont licnon, Mich., May 20.—Down—Props Garden City, BB, W, Dlanchard, Commodore, Desn Richmond and consort, Antelope and consort; achrs Q. R, flazard, 0. H. Warmington, David ces Abira Cobb, Regins, R. B, . ‘'on, flaanoke, Marine and con- ales and conrort, P, E. Thompeon and bargas: eches Thomas Quarle, H. A, Rlchimand. Wind —Northeast, frosh. Weather—Clondy. Tour litnoy, Mich., Msy 20, —Pasved an—Propa Montgom Olean, Grayiing, Persla. Mackl: » Chamberlin and cunsort; schrs Taomes W, Ferry, Ilomer, H}ne, Down—Fropa Rertachy, Mayflower, H, C. Sehnoor, Nashul nehec, ‘Jamen Davidron, with J " King and Ogarits, Tempest and b ing nrge. ' t and eaft; schrs Camden, Joseph Palge, Ningasa, Wind—Northeast, fresh; weather cloudy. —— LAKE FREIGIITS, Frelght tonm was engaged yosterdey on the Board for about 235,000 bu corn, maxing the totel since Taeaday nuon about 51 ralcs wera 13 @3%¢ on corn to Buffalo (by sall and llenml,\‘l!‘fln%c all_water to New York, and e byiskednd rall to New York, The charters poried yhsterdsy wero: ' 1t Butcher fov, corn at2¢; eches Maria Mertin ¥, Palme, cora at 15c: proge Potomnc and Gor. don Campbell, corn on private terms. To Kinge. ton, #chrJames Wade, cornon private terms. * To Ogdensharg, prop Lawrence, corn through. ‘The schr Manitowoc hoa been chartered td casry gu‘l- and osk timber to Scutland st §22 por 1,000 et ERIE, Bpeetal Dispateh to The Trivune, Entz, Pa,, May 20, — Arrivale—Prop Philadelphla, schr C, C, Barnes, Chicaxo, Departuren—Prop Allezheny and coneorts, Sagl- naw; prop Ching, Duluth: rehr 11.J, Webb, 800 onn coal, schr Allecheny, 1,200 tons coal, Clilcago; sent A, 1i, Mose, Cleveland, Tothe Western Assactated Press, Entr, Pa., May 20,—Fred Brunck, who ahipped a8 8 deckhand on the stmr Allezheny ot Buflallo at noon on Tueaday, ‘miseed after feaving that rt at 10 o'clock Tuesday nigut. and It is feared st he was lort overbontd, as he was seen on board by the mate five minutes before nalling, 1le lived on Brondway, between Miloer and Plne streets, Butslo, THE CANAL, Brinasront, May 20.—Atrived—Tryburn, Mar- acilies, 6,100 bn corn; W. 8. Roebuck, Utles, 8, 100 bu eorn; Uold Hunter. LaSalle, 5,930 bu corn; FPhenix, Lockport, 6,000 ho corn; Maplo {Leaf, Lockport. 4,000 bu corn; Montauk, Luckport, 1, 200 Lrle flo . 8. Easton. Chillicoths, 33,028 feet Cleared - 1ambor, 50. 0G0 Inth: Polias, Cullicothe, 2,305 fect lumber? Peeriear, Oftawa, 100 brle o - come Henry, 50,000 shing] E 810 fect Inmber} tumbar, 10,000 lai , Kaokakee Feede aukakee Feeder, 5,000 shingles; ,000 fect Jumber, MICHIGAN CITY. o Spectal Dirpated 1 Toe Tridune, Micuroax City, Ind., May 20,—Arrived—Schrs U. 8. Grant, Jumber, Muskegon; Mary R, Packe srd, Chicago, light; Davia Macy, Spring Lake, lamber, ‘The Davld Macy makes her malden trip to thls port. Ehe Is a fine, new, and sianch achooner, bullt and owned by the Cutler & Eavage Lumber Company ot 8pring Lake, 3ich., with o carrying capacity of 250,000 feet, and 18 to run in the lum. ber trade betwean that port and this for and in the intorest of the Catler & Savage Lumber Company, STEAM ON TIHE ERIE CANAL., Tlhe stinr Newman, wnich we reported a» having arrived at Syracuse (n threa days from this place, wont through to New York in seven days. Her cargo consisted of 6,000 bu of wheat, and her con- sort, the **Tompkins," cntrled 8,000 bu of the same kind of prain. It is the quickest ran ever made betweon the two citics by & steamer and con- sort, and shonid encanrave those who are friendly to the employment of steam on the canuls.—Bus~ Julo Krpresi, 20th, A STIFF NOREASTER. A nasty not*caster blew last night, and a pretty heavy sca ran, which made It rough for those ont- sde. Tho rain of yeeterday made it decldealy disagreeable about the harbor, 'Towards evening acveral canal schooncrs came with coal from Luku Ontarto ports, The arrlvals during the day werg few in number, A vewsel attempled 1o make this port last eveniag about 8 o'clock, but wiaed it un sccount of the gale, aud bore away to the south'ard, CLEVELAND. Spectal Dixputch Lo The Trisune. Creveraxn, 0., May 20.—The prop Delaware, which has been bmbkiing by Quale & Sone, was launched 1o-day from their docks. Bhe ts buili far the Anchor Line, anda is as Gue a vessel of hor claes 88 was cver made. A companion wiil be lannched about the 15th of July, asalso onefor the West. ern Transportation Company, nt abont the same time, bullt by the same butlders. CLEVELAND,. Boeclat Dispatch to The Tribune, Crevesann, 0., May 20.—Thesteam bsrges Parter, Chambethn, and consorts, ore, Mur~ quette to Achtahuls, on p, 1, ; scow losco, coal, Uack Rtiver to Point Kdwardy, at 80c; schr . coal, Cloveland 1o Detrolt, at 80e; schr Iluron, three cargoes of conl fram Ashtabiin to Tarontn on x;‘ 1. schr Sweet Ilomg, block stone, Cloagh's Dock to 'Tronto, st $1.65, MARQUETTE. Epectul Dispatch ta The Tridune, Manquerrs, Mich., May 20.—Arrived—Prop Annie L. ¥mith, schr Shawwneo, Cleared—P’rop Forreet City, J. B, Fay; schrs shawnee, J. A Bust, 31, 11, Brown. Vassed Down~Praps Ueerless, Japan, Wind--Nartn, Tight, Weather—Fino. MILWAUKEE. BSpecial Dispalch to Tha Tribune. Minwavkre, May 20,—~Qraiu Freghts—Quiet andunchangod, 2%4c being the quotatle rate fur wheat to Buffalo, Chsriers fo Duflalo, sehr 1. Andderson, 4,000 bu wWhuat, al 24c: halauce of cargy fram Port Washington, atc; schir Myosotls, 22,000 bu at 2le, NAVIGATION NOTES, cHICAGO, Tha ship-chandlers say thoy never saw business #0 dull botore. The tug Marin Green was put into George BDurns' pew soctional dry-dock, near Erle:atrect bridge, yesterday, for tepalre. Capt. Jobn €, sullivan, formerly of the sche Idzzic A. Law, sails the sche Sweotheart this nd Butcher oy were towed to the Nute Elovator lust ovening to load grain for befow, The schr Lincoln Dal) will being the outfit of the T A, Hitet t0 this port If 1t s found that uy bo reloased from the rucks at I Thie schr lieaio 0als has oeon soli b States Slarohal to satisly o clalm of 313 hold by claimant took her in fur 7,000 fuur years ago, sud LeRWIIERS, ‘Tho United States supply vime Dablls was at Tiag City Slonday. ‘Lhe new yaw! boat of the Anna P, Grover was stolen last Satunlay niynt at Budalo, 'flluer’n;m nux:rrr:iy-ck was 10 bave been layished a8 Buffalo yesteniay, The eevenue-cuiter Fessenden has left Detroit ou a crutso up Lake Huron, # Thu stmz_Keeweenaw is (o meke an excuraion- trip frow Cloveland, Detroit, and Port ifuron to Lake Suoerior wbout June U, ‘s bouks and pubere of the lost schr Kato L. Bruce were fonud the Matitoulln 1s:aude by o fislierman nauied Wililam Belirose, and are now 4y Poind St. fgnace, The stesm cinsl-boat Cubs was launched at flack Hock (Bualo) Saturday. Sne da wwned by Julin Relderuauss, sud Las a capacity of 5,200 ba are at presant o the Saginaw Biver nog less than fortygteam ana fow barges. Capacity about twalve williun feet of lumber. They ure unubie lo pracura caryoes, Bay Clty Lridune, S0th: There are probably be- tween Hrly and fuzty vessels at thiy port watting far carzoes that have no wiless they will gel how. Oue dullar was all Lhat was aered yuster- ay Lo Tunawsndad which was |0 every ciae ru- fuged, Tue crews of sl vz elzbt vesscls were dis- slu ¢d bore yeatenlay, uu.d niore will g forced 19 othe aaiue thing unless Yated aee botter, ——— PORT OF CIHICAGO, The followiug ary the arrivale xnd actuat sallings &t this port for tue past iwealy-four Lours ending A% 10 o'cluck Jast nigit: wavaL Scbr Willlam Joges, Hacanapa-ore. Blast Furnace. oW §. Py Wilsun, Claybunis, wood, Kinile wrecs. 'sup fusala, fufldle, wun ipicd, Adstisticst. Bimr Coruna, £1. Jue, fed, 13l srrey Tl‘m! le“fl“' nllgfl 'tou ). 1. Owen, can Behr tu! Siiciiell, kri Behr Jessia L EL3Ca01 g':ob Tuli, Musi seur il W, lge. Fosp strevt. | br Kate Gilictt, Ludwi@s Pidr, Bark, Fobk utreet. Sebr Cunteat. Murkegul, lumber, Samiwun niip. Frop Ggorgs Dunbar, Sluskegon, lumier, Adawmy atzeet, 'Se51 T. C. Wiisgn. Hacine, wood, Market. ehr Pitut, Maulatee, difugics irioatay & behs Uypsy, While Lake, slabs Chicag 7 Buffalo, coal, Twenty-second White Lake, lambre, Polk street. Mk eom tiier. Aldrket. 3 s Ti- 8T, Stetion Sitp. sm;unpsup. Ire arke, arke} ne, North Rush strect. el Arzet. ». tam| 2 lamiser, Rtetfon 0.1l, $1x(e2nth o ruon, jum N White' lake, Lnirte I3 £ sehir £ehr Peteel, Traverao a7, 8t me, Tan 5oiph sreet. stohr Ulad Tidioge. ~ Travens Ty, Voo, Wi & e, “;:hrG. L. Johnaton, 3iwskegon. lumbar. fivte:nth 11 3 i totisn 2lip, amurr, Gase . Wairertne. Grand fiaren, fam! Pron New Fta, Grang [facen, tows #ehr Untr $nn, Cleraland, con: BEUP HICnT dtar, Oure.th, entl. Bl ehtesn Echr O, Mileaell. Guwesn, coui, Madieoa i valaad, coal, 8. B, - g iy, faipber, ang3uz0n, (iny City, pic. A Surse, Clevelind, caal frand itdean, umhar, Market, Lyans, Uewegn, cav, Ozden’s Stip, iclr Windie Wine Ludingion. Tamber, Sohf San Juctatg, Lake Supertor, Iy 3 Tweifth Eclir Vermuat, Mudtegnn, luiny hr £ o3, T 16, 8¢ v, Colar Rive sehr 0. T r . Jonneon, Maalstee, alabe, Li #ce Four Drotuers, Maoliier, lamo sreet, et Joreph Dee Renr Wilifam lin Ladinzion, lumber, Market. , Grand flaven, lamber, Merket, Hohr Plentwing, Ahnapete, tioa, ek o FEhr Mibia Stac. Ovmvaco: Sost, [ i Siar. Do, conl, sl o BERt Foar Drothiers, Hlond. wuod, Tius ant. 1 eireet. #enrdane el m':m Echir Jamies Warle, KI: Behe “’1 1 ' ad, dine £ Lein Eftaw: 00 hu corn, 005 by cara. mina A. { Kenr Carlinatard, uttslo. Euhe Northepier, Hul Praplary Is. Roberteot, orn. Echir Metvin 8, Dacon, Eerns Eche Willlai Bel e, Hght i, Sviraon. fewe, T 4 singon. o, Siuskesos, Hzhi: FCBE pidoreds, Senvminee, ght. Fehe Marineite, Menomines, dglit. Prop :ll]urllt. lenmininee. sundries. Echir I 1., Filer, Menominee, light, Hehr ida, Muskexon. lzht. Echr 0. haw, Muskcyua, tght. Bel A Burton, Yuvkegon, Hebt. Eelk . Ferryy sluekeson, Hght, ent Conies!, Junakegon, Hgat Prop Gieo; 10 light Trop T, W, 5u00k, e, s SPRINGFIELD. The Btate.llouse Grounds—Pardon=School Lands, Bpectal Dispateh to The Tridune. 8eningrizLD, I, May 20.—The Commisston- ers to condemn the four acres of pdditional grounds for the State-House held a prolonged session to-day, and examined very many real- estute owners and others ns to the value of the property o be condemued, The umform testi- mony was that, within the past ten years, res- laence property Lad deprecated In value &0 per cent and more, Ono reeidence and grounda ing $42,000 was offered for sale at 5,000 by f{ts owner, a witness. Varl- ous estimates were put upon the prop- erty sought to be condemned, ail very low, mnging from $18,000 to £%,000 for Lhe three tracts, A for years ago $75.000 would not have been regarded as an_extrava- gant estlingte. D. T. Liltler examined the wit- neseca for the obligors on the boud, and N. W, Edwards sud J, . Patton for the property- owuers. The hearlug continues overto-morrow, The Governor to-day pardaned F. A. Giddings, couvicted at the prexeut term of the Mcilenry Circuit Court, and sentenced to the Peniten- tiary, whence he is uuable, belng fo a dyiog coudltion, to be removed. School-Superintendent Etter has decided to- day that school lands cannot ba taxcd. et SUIT TO RECOVER, Hartrony, Ct., May 20.—fn the United States District Court to-day, the case of the Govern- ment va. Mre. Loulen M. Mansfleld, whiow of Gen. J. K. Mansticld, United States Army (killed at Antletam), was on trial before a jury. Gen. Mansfield was_bondsman for Assistant- Paymaster Joseph M. Wade, of Cincinnatl, whose accounts after the death of Manstleld proved 3,000 short. The existence of the hond was not disclored until reccutly, having lain fourteen years pigcon-holed at Washington. 8uit was brought azainst his widow to recover the deficleney and interest, about $4,000, and the éury found s verdict for the Guvernment for 81,580, Ex-Coueressman Kelloge, for re- spondent, flled exceptions to take the caso to tha United States Supreme Court. G —— BUST OF MAZZINI. New Yonrk, May 20.—~The formal prescnta. tion of the bust of Mazzing to the City of New York took place this afternoon tn Central Park, In the pro ce of alarge and fashionable as- scmblage. The bustis o ¢ift of ltailans res- fdent fn_the United States. Addresses were made by Mayor Ely, Wiltwin Cullen Veyant, and othm“x. Adinner aud ball were glven in' the evening, . T ANUSEMESN HOOLEY’S THEATRE, Manday, May 27, every oveaing a2l Wedaesday and Baturiny Matiuces. Flestweek uf w1 entirely uew aad orlglual drame entitied HURRICANES, Thy the authur of aratoga, Mr, BRONEON O WAKD, Writien Eajireasi for the New York Park Thealve Comedy Company, i B TS ST, & yoor, MeVICKER'S THEYTRE, ednesday) T N1%, Ma every Even. {58 durlug i whow RURACS Y AN rnad Production of | UNCLE TOM'S CABIN ENTIRE NEW AND BEAUTIFUL SCENERY ! PLANTATION JUBLER SINGEES! 1OV GENUINE FREEDMEN: NEW CHICAGO THEATRE. This evenlng, smmh.{ Statinee, the greatest bill yet ofiered. Law Pricus, THRIUSIPHANT, PALPADLE HIT OF he Dronuans, Capt.Georgo Lighle, delene Smish, Naby Waldound 3lils Lysis,the Hughes, nere. 15, 25, 33 cents. Propticior anid Manager. t Niglits of the Grest, Buccessful RICE'S EXTRAVAGANZA COMUBINATIO! This buperh ¢rgantzutiun in the new Estravaguazs, SONHAD L COUNATI, And Jits Blooming Deide. with {18 Wealch'of Attrac. i, Bob bty o tung, o b 4 as f NELN l:u‘»'-'xuf"f"“a N et ot & kud.-‘l!— | Ttevens AKE FRONT, ONE WEER ONLY, Commencing Monday, May 27, D, W, STOXE'S GRAND fl . Gircns and Mugieal BI'IQI Fiakets for sate at Chleaga Busls o, 172 Bate-s ful s daily. Matiuce, do pert oory 0 cu 4t 7, Peging st 3 . eyt Chiltren under i 25 FELLOWS' COMPOUND SYRUP OF HYPOPHOSPHITES, Liy ftennton with the blomd a 8 emuct bpunt the muscles re-estald i e e and tolug Ehe othiee, 3 le of e@ociiug | i3 o fullowing re- nd Museu re Dysuepela. tee- urinivern ted aciiaa of fhe ltoari siuitatian, Weaknew of Inteliecy e by it Moo grertaa of a or brreiuler Lables, Bronehisls, tuor Chruniv, Congustion of the K4 even fu the wmos slarmicy urue. Jane of Voice, Neuralgia. &b, Vitus' G e Vhoupiug coucly Neevuutice, ite iy the procsss uf LIphineria: 1iat 4110 18 8 sQbALILULS FOF thile undir soy or the nama sad address, J. 1 FELLOWS, 1k, un thoyellow wrapir. ju wator-nark, Ly hwldte 103 paner befre the lght. ¥rica 8100 ver Bottla—bix tor 51,50, sald by all Drugglets. 41 Dauce, B and suttal Na oth uc [ sviei 1A & CO., Agraty, Now York, srally, MAGNOLIA BALM. Isaratar. BEAUTY: oR, THE poiis ML SecretofaFair Face. An Item of Interest (o Every Lady whe - Desfres (o be More Deautitul . than she now e, 3 Oafortnntely not ena =iman {n & hnodresd, sube Jocted to the whim =g ay Amerizan climato powsess- 1 thint basia and starting poitt of real besuty—s pur: nnd clenr coraplexion. ‘What natutn Liss thus dealed, art must be callel upon 1o furnisit. It can ba donej it {e done dally. Prof. W. E. {'llnmm pinced beauty within the reach of avery ine ered daughter of Eve when he discovered that surprising article known in fashionablecircles as tin true secret of Lesuty, aud ealled Y th blatchts, freckles, and an wi MAGN LiA BALM The Maonotsa Bar (e & rure device for creating & pure und bloamiug complexion. It emoeala nll natural blemishes in the most sur- prising and cfiective manner. t removes all rgughnes ruptions, redness, maieal power, It drives away all evidences of fatigue and ex citemeat, 1t makes the plainest fnce besatiful. 1t gives tha complezion & dszaling purity aod makes the neck, face, and arms oppesr graceful, rotund, and plump, 1t makes a matron af 33 or 40 look not more than 20 years old, and ehaoges the rustio malden into s cultivated city belle. TAe Magnolia Balm removet all blemishes and cone eeals every drawback fo beauly; and, while it (2 as harmless as waler, it 17 e life-like in s effects that theclotest observer cannut delect §ta use, A Ladios who want 1o maks themselves attrsctive can_mak @ an tute_certainty, of it by using acax’s MaooLta Batx, and we know of 0o uther paration in the world, . . 1t s the cheapest sfl;“flnp 'wnn’ldu?dfinf;u 1o had at any drug OFL STOVES, OIL sivsor STOVES [ ‘Two-hol Flat-Heaters, 80¢: Gic. At THE O1I-STOVE 1GFE, Single Tiamer, 76c, 81 snd 8150, RN £3, £3,00, &4, Ae. Wicks, 85¢ a dot, ops, K150 aud Broiters aud Btenmers. 336; Tesdiettler, KTORE, 109 State St, 07 Directly oppostte the Bostox Store. 23 84Lake$S “LIEBi oy LIEBIG GOM OF MEAT, © B FPURNACEN. o Egeating $ '@entilation . 3 CENTENNIAL PREMILT Boynion’s Furnaces For Hard or Soft Conl or Wood. 78 Styles and Sizes, 30,000 IN USE. RICHARDSOH, BOYNTOM & 00, Genninn on! ron Liehig's Blgnatare in Bine the Lahel, EXHIBITION NUPACTURERS, t., Chicago, llls, 6% PANY'S EXTRACT “1s & ruccess and g boon for atefal.”— Sea " Ntk with the fao- ¥ Cunsnmption In Epgland Incressed tens fold kn ten yoars.” LIEBIG COMPANY'S EXTRACT OF MEAT. Tobe had of all Htorekrapers, Fola Agents for the Grocers and Chemly Uniled Ftaten (wholesale un) e l‘llll'l‘ulii‘l‘:l“ll\? / + Photographer (41 76 MADISON.ST., Take Elevator, Cabinets, § arls, §3, OCEAN NTE ALLAN LIN QCEAN MAIL STEAMBIILIPS, VIA QUEBEC, VIA BALTIMORE, PA En toall Al S} curre wfupant [ hulta s il 10 AX o 43, sl Faies. Return tickets at LAV AT eral Axenta. The stearuers ot ghis Compan, Tiremen Ple 8y frown o daae e Fromn e w val Hrituln and [reland. ¥or saiitis 334 liler Havre SEAGK all cla 0o and Atuerics st lowest r: w Unexeelled, Thres wo i, Bk 10 §hoi Tutermicdi e ew Yurk 0 & i » Ehortest tes Ldoe, Buper] . Duclylined Crews. Nafery the Governing trerade Passengors, through specisl rates. ALLAN & and K CHORTIRESAL CMNSNEPS, " 'i"i n 40, lor Ships Experieacednf. \ i P L STEANERS New York and Glasgow. une 1, Tout ey Rt 2Bowling tireen, Naw Yurk, ioal Line of Nteamships, il I{ ol o {'nvk fo tonthamnpton: aud Diremen, Or cabin, §lu; VICTOWA, June 15,3 pm RC'SSIA June 32,108 m L.ondou, LIVERPUOL, DUDLIN, d the Paris Eaposition ugsday. Maypio Fntoiny. Jane s ing to accominodas vd rates, Second Cabln, Fala: TR BALDWIN & WALRACH, Mst { Wushlngion-se., ¢ " North German Loy, blesrago. st luw. 1l everr Bature et ke o reight rane SAILING TWICK A WEEK ¥liol New York to Queenstown, Liverpool, aod Londen, Cabln passae from §50 to Tickuta st reldnced ey B. LA 70 curreacy. ket 113 formatton apply to 503, Wo. 4 bubtu Clurk-at, _ Excursion rifis on " INMAN LINE, UValied States and Royal Mall Nieamers, YA Sa poris. Lower My » Lk 1 DU Ay Cluri B h‘;l . BIOW it 11iny three tim owest Prices, York o Liverpo KsDAYS AN cn. Wealct reat Britale sa ap adoipli-ats VEUN ol LS. 13 Quecastown, it \s. Suutl Clarkesk o MRS ~ QUNARD MAJL LINB, Clica cuury i 8 wyek toand from British 's Dace, - uorthwel coraer Westera Azent, TOBACCO. ~ A A AR A AR AP A o AN AP "NOTIGE T0 CONSUMERS. ’ hrity of our T & s many Tationd Thersn (2 Pred 7o coution all Chewers on the mar! € thel 28108t purEhaRng aich Imitat All dealers boying or seiling other plug toh nriog @ hard O meisiiic 13561 TeAder e I:.m-.- to the penaity of the 1. 1 Al oF irade-marks ntg";in’i?:n?xllltsp;i"fi‘:"r nod {'\Ef’x'f"{'fi’f'h't&"u ACT OF CONGILEwS, The penutne LORITLLARD TIN TA(G TOs WS IER L ey T s Taxes patd Gov'm't n 1877 al) L, 300, and GuHLR i 18 veurs ot SEDDODG0 0 These goodssold by ail Jobbers at maanfacturer's Ttn Tag €moklag Toh'a t5* Mecond to noge™ in nroms. mildncgs, purity,qualicy. RRRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF TRATS, EzrLawation or Rlnuavl ‘)Ln:!l . —+ Batard, rai fi;;lflf Sunday excepte u:z.’ ¥ except OFIOAGO & NORTAWESTERY RATLWAY, . Tickot Offices. 62 cm‘ ,(ufl\;l‘urlnm House) anduwy Thuy Expre 'k ibnes i & Minves Cromse K. b\Winoua & bWinonay Yew i) bifarquette Espreds .. u(i!nx'l Liske & [lock dFund ¢y Lac via Jagesvil un through, between Gl on thetrain leaving Chicaze. a4 _runs Pulima v other form od ' of Chieago. i a-Tiepat corneraf Wells and Kinle-sta. b—Denot cornerof Canal and Kinxie-sta e o AT A 4 n::weum»na. Ticket Offices, 59 Clarke Mendota & G:Ie-hng Y'.u-ren.‘ Otiaws & wirrator Express. tockford & Frenporg kapre. hutuque & Bonx City K PaoinG Fast ¥ 218k & Colorada Expre 41030 8. . owner's Arove Acconr'datinl 11:10a.m. urure Passcner. oo Autora Pastenges Tiowner’ Frecpor Omaha Tesna Fast E h Kaneas City & Kt. Puliman Paince 1 P Bleeplop. Cars ‘are run between Chica the Paciac Express. OHIOAGO. ALTON & BT. LOUIS' AKD OHIOAGO KANBAS CITY & UENVER SHORT Union Depot, Went gide, ‘Twonty-tbird-st. Tir. near Madisau-et. W 4 A u-et. ¢ a0 ¥ Offiees 123 andolol ai. Ranees City & Denver Fast Ex 33 £l Liouls, sprinedcld & tex cany Mobile &'New tri kj Bt Louls. “A’""' 1d & 7:00a. Peoria, Huriingion ¢ Fast 3. Banp, . a Chicago & Paducah 1. It Kx a:40m, m. Gizeator, Lacon, \Waaiiton f: ERORE T TN ollet & bwight Accominuat 00 P 1® B . CHICAG0, MILWAUKEE & BT. PAUL RAILWAY, Union Lepat, corner Madison and Canal-ste. Tivket Qfice, 63 Bouth Clark-st.,, opposita Bhcrman Mouse, ud at deputs Teave. | Arrive, Milwaukes BIDIen......cooore (v 7038 I, |0 71039 1 Wieo llnhz!l“nnnnxt{.l)mn e DO fay, a0d Meomlls through REDTEM, v evs i ocs[V101108, 1. [0 Wisconsin, Towi, “aaid iilads’ ke e viges sols Express. .y aef® B 3 *10:4 . Wionatn & b iee P Nevens'foint, an _ Tand through Nizhi p A1l traine_run vt ciets for KL T 1w i 4nd Minneapolsare good eltipe vis Maaison and Erairie du Chisn, or v(a Walertown, LeCrosve, snd ipons. ILLINOI3 OENTRAL BAILROAD. Ko-sl. and fous af Twent, RdUipL 8L, BEAr i m. | 7:008. m, a Bpringted kapress, .\’l’lh'flfhl Nignt Kx. “voris. Huriikion & Keokuk ¢ Feorla, Burlington & Keoiut § bubuigrie & Sloak City 1 ubudue & Sjuus City E: Liliman Paseenge @ Ou aturday ntaht rune o Cent rafia unfy. b0n Seturday Right runs to Peoria only, MICRIGAN OENTRAL R tof ud funt of PRk e _dalyl, Grand | o aft (v1s Maih and Al Line), 7 Bap: Eeoinin I.( Atiantlc Exprew (dally) AT gy raccond-, 1) soutbeast c 1 Totel. 'and ai Pamer Homsa 0 s Iltel, Andat Talmer fonss; Le: Arrive. () p. . 3 00 1 Wi ‘uilia; [ RAILWAY, Heket oo and Pacific Hotel, Arrive, ¢ T:0p. 1, dina m, dima. PITTEBCES, IT, WATNE & ORIDAGO Depot. vorner Canal and Madison-ats. WA Falmer House, and ¢ E it and P attand Exprem HA!;;HH(}%B &‘ OHIO. v z N g Vaaitc, aad Dopot (Kapod utldieg) ) Mornipg Express, 308, oL, (f 3:d0s, m, Fa L § ity it Bam B LAEE SHORE & !:IWOAH BOUTHEBN. L4 lorning Ma1l—0!d Line.... LR g Atlantie Kxpre: Migut filtlj PIITTSBURG, OTUCINNATL & BT. LOUI3 B B. (Clocionati Air-Line sud Kokuinu Liye.) Depot urucr of Cliutod and Carroll-ats, Weat 8lda, pom, 08 m, KANKAKEG LINB Depot foat of Lak-ci. wnd foot of Twenty-sacond st Depars. "t Arrive. Cinein =y uleylil D08 M, 3 2 W0 P, W t‘)l.%’ 10400, EOOK TELAND & PAGIPIO RAILROAD e TN e Davenport Express.......... (R Lovn btk Kt il OHICAGO & EABTERN ILLINOIS RATLEOAD, #9] Illllfll_‘lg@ll:’lfi.“ \ 4HLOTD: or u.nan.h;fi?fi”u%!‘“" 8 BTHAMER3, aturday’s Boat don't 52 ot ou’ sve, Green Bay, vic., Looerls 7 Dol S5undary excaptud BUALEY, Uclix foul of Siichizea: FalRb.aiie’ STARDAKG SCALES oF ALL MINPs. A FAIRBANKS, MOKAK & CQ, 1118 U3 Lake St licago, Be casefultobuy ouly s Geuutna, W