Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, June 18, 1878, Page 7

THE COURTS. “ Jack"” Sturges Finally Re- turns to the Board of Trade; And to Give Importance to the Fact Sues That Body for $200,000. Allen’s Trading in Murphy’s Paper Pronounced Valld by Judge Harlan. Condit et al, Town Officers vf Lako, Deny All Charges of Mal- foasanco, New Suits, Bankruptcies, Di- vorces, Judgments, Ete. Jack Bturges {8 well known on the Board of Trada as a manipulator of corners,—nud algo to mavy a8 on operator wlio don't pay tho differ- ences lost on his corners,—but yesterday he blos- sometdl out as a successful operator of & legal corner. Saturday Judgo Rogers overruled the motion for s now trial In the mandamus case, brought by Blurges agalnat the Board of Trade, and ontered judgmaent {n Bturges' favor, but immediately noutrallzed all tho immediate ad- vantago hoped to b derived from It by granting an appeal and decldiox that the appeal operate 88 o supereodenss Not liking to livoa curbstono brokoer for a year or two longer, until the Bupreme Court passed on tho case, Btarges, or rather bis able attorncys, Judgo Beckwith and L, G, Pratt, do- vised a new scheme, which was succesfully car- ricd fnto operatlon yeetorday. This was the Oling of a new bill for Injunction tepprovent tho Board of Trade from keeplog him out. Blurges, fo this bill, after civing tho Board a very com- plimentary notice, tot, it may bo safoly averred, out of any speclal good will to that corporation, but rather to st off tho magnitude of his loss, gocs on to say that in 1870 ho became o member of tho Board and has pald all dues up to Jan. 1 last, twhen the officers of tho Board refused to allow bim to contribute sny more to Its support. Complainant's only means of ivelthood 8 by his commisalon busiucss,—dentlog fn graln,~and, as the mem- bera of the Board have practically a monopoly of that business in tho City of Chicago, if hels doprived of his rights on tho Board he ls virtu- ally doprived of his mcans of- carning a living. Starges then goes on to give o history of the charges made sgatnst him In November, 1874, of tho taking of thoe vote, cte,, and clalmd that tho charges werd not provoni that he was not allowed to be beard in his defense. The proceedings to expel him were stopped by an injunction sult, and were locked up until last January, when the Bupreme Court dismissed the sult. The Board then concluded tha election, snnounced the count, and declared Sturies expelled. Sooa after he filed s petition for mandamus, which was heard n short time ago, and a verdict rendered declaring tho expulsion {liegal. In conclusion, Bturges states that it has been eatablished by trial at law that he was wrong- fully expelled, and that, although his riclit to bo re-established has becn declded, yet by rea- son of dn appeal by the Hoardfand of the re- fusal of the Circuit Court to prescribe os a con. ditlon of the sppeal bond, that he should be re- admitted to the grmlnuen of the Board, ke s stiil unjustly and wrongfully kept out of the enjoyment of s rights until the appeal is de- torinined. Owing to the pressure of buaincas in thoBupremo Court this will not be for at least two ycars, and, In the meantlne, ho thinks he wiil sustain frréparable loss, fle has ap- led to the Board to remstate bim, but they Havu refused, and he thoreforo asks the Court to Interfore and rostrain the Board frum ro- strafning b from exercising his right to avcculntn on 'Change again a8 ho was wont to 0. . An application was at_onca made to Judge Willlams for a temporary tnjunction, but Lio was Inxnx s was also Judgo N 'f"'"’ wnd Judgo McAltiater Innfly allowa the Injunction under bond for $1,000, Messra, McCoy and Pratt, Monroe, Bisbee & Ball, and Judge ckwnh,:‘!l appear as Sturzes' counsel, Tmmediately after gettiog his injunc. tion, 8turges commcoied a sult for $200, agninst the Boutd to recover that amount of damages for his allewed wrongful expulsion, Tmmedintely followine the fssuance of the In- junction, Mr, Sturges made his ’ppearance on the Boand of c, sud was warmly welcomed Ly uts inany {ricuds. Howas, Indeed, the tiero of the hour. Tilll COOK COUNTT NATIONAL DANK, Justico Harlan delivered scveral opinlons yes- terday afterncon, the most finportant of which was that of the Webster Nutlonal Bank of Bos- ton vs. Tha Cook County Natloual Bank. “his was a suit on n noto mado by B. F, Murphy & Co., indorsed by tha Cook County Natlunal Bank by its Cashier, Wost, and sent to Allen, Btephens & Co., of New York, its usnclal agents. They aold it to tho Webstor Na- ttonal Bank, “Tho defenro wos that the Conk County Natfonal had no power to indorse notes” in this fashion, nod also that the note was sold to the Webster National Dank, and was not a redis- count within the meaning of the law merchant. Toat'the Webstor Nutfunal Bank conld not, under tho provisions of the Banking law, Ylur- thasa the uote so as to creato w valid labllity agatnat the indorsiig bank, Justica furlan hold, afirming the decision of Judee Hlodgett, that the facts showed that the trananction was sulstantlaily a rediscount by the Webster Natlonal Bauk, and that the fn- dorsement of the Cook County National Bank madg it Hoble. ‘The nmount fuvelved in the auit was about 8i5,000, but thero are other suits whielh abide by this declsion, fnvolving fn all 50,000, ‘Ther@ cascs were submitted on the rgreement that they should all ablde by Judge urlun’s deciafon, und should not be taken Lo the Bupremg Court, ond the effect {8 to uphold the valldity of what is known as the Murply paner. THR POURTH NATIONAL VS. WALKXK ‘The case of the Fourth Notioual Bank vs, 1T, H. Walker and others waa also deckied by Judg Harlan, This was u bitlto cotablish & sccond murtgage, and foreclose " at the expenso of a firat mortiage. It appears that Sam Walker floated sotne of his paper on the market fn 1569, and scured it by two trust-decds,—one to the Fourth Natlonal Dank and the other to some other partics, tbe latter being the first mort- roge. When it came due, Walker raised part of the moncy, and borrowed the remainder of Urecnebaum & Foreman, and took up the note and trust-decd aud tumed them over to baum & Foremmu s security, ‘ourth Natlonal Bank held a mortgage on the same property, oud sought to buve the trust-deed beld by 0. & F. sct uslde, ou the ground that it had been pald, aud was vold as agalust them. Judgo Harlao held that tho latter was not {A(d. except o3 bo the former holder of it, and: but Walker, having negotisted it himself, wus stopped (rom clalming that iv hud been patd. The Fourth Natfonal Bank taklug thelr security after Greoncbauwtn & Foreman had acquired ! rlghts could not say they had suffered any e, aud had no right to_ask to have the security disturbed. The Fourth Natlonsl Bank, therefore, would bo entltled to a decreo of tureclosure, but_subject to the prior liew of Grecucbawn & Foremuu for §10,000—the + mnouut of their clatu, THR TOWN OF LAKE, About ten 2o Sluieon B, Willlams and others flled a bill agalnst A. B. Condit and the ather members of the Board of Trustees of the Town of Lake churgl them with mal- feasance in oflice, and aeking for an account. Yesterday tho defendants dled thelr sewer, Which s, n brief, that all thelr bouds, certid- tates of Indebtedness, cte., wero ssued with au- thority of law, aud somie of them by order of thie United States Cireult Coust fn the Hequem- urg case, aud that tho fodebteducss of the towy has not been fn excess of the constitue Honal tmitation. ‘They adinit that, under the charter of the Town of Lake and tho gencral Jaws of the State, thu Buard of Trustees baye drawn orders upon the own Treasurer for payuieut of currest ex- benges, Jabor, and naterial, and payient of Leroat coupons ofi tho bonds fefurred to, which interest inatured prior to the collection of the taxcs Joviod for ita payment, and agaiust which tuxvs such warrauts were drawn, of which there are uow outstanding wurrants draw, Lflur to the flacal year commenciig April 1) 77, abous $10,000, sud for the fiscal year com- Wencing 1077 about 350,000, Defendants state thut befure any_of these warrants were Yrdered by the Trustecs, or drawn by the Town Cleri- the sanual Appropriation bitl bad en passed and certitied to the Couuty Clerk; that ul) the warrauts wers Laued to defray cur- Feut expenses of the town wuvernmest, or drawn upon the funds created by the -pprogrln- Yu uud tax-levy fu auticipation of the colloe- THE CHICAGO TRIBUN ULESDAY. JUNE 18, 1878, tlon thereof, and that in no cane did the amount of warranis drawn daring any year equal the amount of the appropriation and tak-levy for that year, nor the amount of the warrants drawn against any particular fund excoed the anjount appropriated and levied for such fund. Defendsnts further show that all the warrants drawn for tho flacal year commencing April 1, 1877, were in terms drawn upon the lpech\{ funds out of which they were payable, and payable ont of them when collected, and in no other way: that parties tncnlv(ng] them dis- charged the Town of Lake from all umm, on aceount of tho clalm for which they wera gives taking thefr chiances to collect from tho Apeolal funds; that the nmount of the tax-levies for tho two years sti]l uncollocted still exceeds the amount of outstanding warrunts, that warrants for the collection thercof aewin the hands of propet officers for collgction, and that the tazes, when collected, will he applied to paying the amount due npon the warrants; that tha fiseal {ur commencing Aorfl 1, 1877, has explred, but hat only a very amall portlon ol the taxes levied to defrny expenses and interest on bunds for sald year has beem vullected, and In mno other way than 14 the lssuc of these warrants was It possible to carry oh the town government during aald F“"' pay_ intereat, ete. In conclusion, the de- endnnts claim that thelr acts o these matters were swholly and _duly authorized by law; that it became thelr dutg, as officers of & munlelpal mrimmlun. to perform ail contracts authorized by Inw and maintain the credit of the town: and that they bave not ordercd the payment ot any money, nor the drawing of lnawnrmnu on the Treastirer, except as authorized by Jaw; that none of them have threatened or nmlendc(‘uhal they would do anything not fully authorized by taw3 and they dony all mannor of unlawiul com- binatlon or confederncy wherewlth thoy are cliarged In the blil, and pray to be dismissed with thelr rensonable costs #nd charges in this behalf most wronglully sust THE RPPECT OF COMPOSITION PROGERDINGS, In the banktuptey cnse of Lichensteln & Moyer, on petition for review, Judgs llarian aifitnied tho deciston of tho Court Lolow. It socmns that the finn offered a coertaln composl- tion, but the indlyidual membora of the firin mado no offer as Lo thuir senarnte debts. The nssots were after the sottlement of the firm composition reconvoyed to the debtors, and an Inalvidaal creditor subsequently levied on this stock to satisfy his clafin, thinking he could treat the nstets which lind been rodelivered tu the firm a8 subscquently acquired asacts, and roalize the whole of his delit. An spplication was madd to Judgge Blodgets for an Injunction, and his tipsot the whole transaction, and ordered the firm assots 10 be reconvoyed Lo the Assighee, holdlng that a firtn eomposition could not be thus carried through (rrespective of sn fndl- vidual composition. A petitlon for revisly was filed, but Judge ilarian aflirmed the declsion of tha Court below. THE 1NDIAX LAND-ATIT, Tha demiirsor to the amended hill fn the Indian land-case of I'ka-o-wal-ssh-kum was {enk'rdn overruied by Judge Harlan, The bill was filed apparently by an Indian woman to recover some valuoble South Chivago prop. orty, and the dofendants answered thnt they had bought all the titla of the Indlan woman themselves, after the suit was brought. Thecomplainunt than fed an amend- ed blll alleging that this Iast conveyance wasa fraud, To this the dofendants demurred, but the Judge hold that the alleaation of fraud was sulliclent to; J;lvn the Court jurlsdiction, and overs ruled the dumurrer, but gave tho defendants to July 1 to plead. TIR APPELTLATS count yesterday declded thesfollowing vnsess ntl!o. 112, Qotifrled ve. Gormun Nstlonsl Bank; afirmed, Noe. 113 and 114. Reversed and ramanded. No. 118, McQulri ve. Borry; aMrmed, No, 121, Vabbel va. Cunio} roversed and ro- manded. No., 192, Egger vs, Ualiouns afflrmed, In the case of Carbine va. Fog, tho Court safd, In giving the reasons for thelr declsion which had been nsked for, that, while they wero uot disposed to shrink from theperformancs of thelr dutles, they were disposed fn the future to dls- courage partica from presenting requests of & slmllar character. In cases whyre it would bo of any substantial benefit to Y‘mleu.umy wonld assign briefly tho reasons of their nylnlolu when they announcea thelr decisions. If any parties, therefore, desired to know thosc reasons they must be rrcncnt in court, aud If in any other respect the announcements of tho Court were not suflicient to cover the points, then and thon only would the Court ltsten to suggeations of that character, ‘The Court then wont on to say that {n the present case,$hough the testimony was not so clear as muln bo destred, and was so conflicting that they wmight Lave been led to declde thy other way, yot it was sufliclent {0 sustalu the judmncmh-ud thoy thereforo afirmed the do- cision of tho Court below. In the case’ of McQuirk va. Berry an impor- tant queation Whs ralsed us to the Jurisalction of the Superior Court in an apncal case, and the Court gave their reasuns for their declslon, The suit was orlglually broughit Lufore m Justice of tho Pence under tho statute fn rela- tion to forcibly detsiner, and a judg- ment returned in favor of the platutitl. On the 1st of NoyemUer, 1877, an appeal-bund was filed In the Justice's Conrt. by which an anpeal was taken to the Superior Court four days be- fore the colmmencement of the November term, The transcript and other papers were not flled untll the 13th of December, during the Docem- ber term of the Court, On tho Lith day of that nionth the plaintifl in the original sult, who was tho appellce, -u{-cnred o the Buparior Court, and on his motion an order was matde on tho suroty to justify or that a now appeal-bondt 0 flled In Ave days. In obedience to that order the nrpellnnu ted 3 new spncal-bond In thosum ol #200, which was lurmvcd by the Court. On thesame day a further order was entered requiring the l‘mfllnnl to filo an ad- dittonnl appeal-bond within thirty days. At thie expiration of the thirty days the suit was dismiisscd for noi-compliance with the onder for filing such additional Lond. The Court sald the linportant question was as to whether the Buperior Court had jurlsdiction at the thoo the order for filing the” additionsl bond was made, so that It could properly dis: miss the suit for non-compliance with thot order, For preliminary purboses -the Buperfor Court had sufticient jurisdiction to justify the making of the order, "Even {f the juriediction might be placed on no other ground, appellant having, in responsc to the arder of Dec. 13, sppeared and filed an appeal-boud, such appearance, uot belng lmited for any particular &\;rpmo. was aullle clently cenoral togive the Court jurlsdiction. Hut, though the papers wers not flled on the 12th of December, for the purposs of requiring a suflicient appeal-bond the Nuperlor Court had sutliclont jurisdiction. The requiring of such additional bond was o matter within the discro. tion of the Court, and auocther court would not Interfere, Judgmout of the Court below atlirmed, JACK NUGHES AND JII8 PRIENDS, the Lincoln nonuusent robber, who was convlcted of pass- Ing counterfelt money. Judge Blodgett, before sentenciug liim, animadverted very strongly on his ineanness in trying to throw the blame on the boy who accompanied him, and leaving him tu bear the responsibility, ‘The Judzo then sentenved him to thres years ot hard labor fa Jaliet, and to pay a fine of $1 and costs, Huglics stood & inluute, and then blurted out {n a passton, * 10 1 had tho tims to show up the 1 was run fia like “Very likely,” replied the Judge. * Mar- ahal, take this inau away, aud he took him. Jobin Ljokel, au olil offenaer who has nuimerous visits to Commissioner Hoyn on stnllar churges, was also up for scntence, haviug been convicted of violation of the tnter- nal Revenuo Iaw in f3lling to keep the proper bouks as a cigor manufacturer. 1lis couusel pleaded that ho didn't mean ta d@o ft, ete,, and also presentod a petition that his sentence be suspended. “Will you do better in the future, and mind what the uilicers tefl you, §¢ ¥ lct you go this ed the Judge, and, of course, Ljokel 8. lllu:u ‘lllkil‘l H‘lk;tic‘d chn hlh own rocognizance, with a feetiug thul ncle HSam was uo! a hard man to deal with,—or cls- cumavent,—after all, John Novak, convicted of a similar charge, was glso relenied on his own recoguizance snd that of his sun. Mary Heldy 800 & bl yeaterdsy azalust ar, od 8 eaterdoy ag Tholnl,l MJ]. asking for l’ dlvum! on the grouud of crucity snd adultery. Judge Williaine yesterdsy granted s decree of (’l(lvoll;u; o Willlaui £, Keellog from Mellssa B eeling. 1TEM. ‘Tha case of Eddy va. Badgzer was on trlal be- fore Judge Hartau yesterday, aud the question was rolsed b{v the plea of usury as to whether a payment of commission, which {8 usually charged for makiog & loun, was such & taking of usurlous intercst sy brought the case within tho statute forbldding usury., The casowas argued and taken uuder advisement. 'he Taylor will cass was set for trial belore Judgoe Williawms qurdly, but was not reached, and whil be hoard to-day. ' This 1s a bl to set uside a will giviug sbout $600,000 toward the founding of a Y:o ytechalo fustitution, sod the contestant, Hobart C. Taylor, the son of the dovisor, seeks to set it astde on the ground of uncertaluty. Friday, Juue 21, will be the last dav of service to the July term of tho Superior Court. UNITED STATE3 COURTS. Robert I). Sherman flcd 3 bl yesterday sgaiust Bophle AL Sobey, Richard Josepl, John C., Elizabeth R., Jesso, and Oscar Bobey, and the North Chlcago City Rallway Cumpnnl to forelose a trust-decd for fl‘(lxl on Lot 1 of the Bnbdlvislon of the E ¢ of Bilock 17 in the Canal l’l‘rulleu' Bubdivison of the E 3 of Bec. 29, 40, John McFarland filed a bil) against the Decre anson Comoany and C. H. Deere to restrain them from Infringing his patent for an {mprove- ment in sead-planters. Jém'?" Htoddart sued Moses Warrren for ‘The German Natlonal Bank brought suft for 87,000 against A. L. [lale, surviving partner of A. L. Hale & Bro, NANKRUPTCT MATTRAS. E. G. Hooke was appointed Assignce of Georgs W. HUl; George W. Camphell of Btenhien M. Stanles and of Jullus Guethel} and R. E. Jenkins of James Wadaworth. ‘The composition of 80 per cent offared by Lonls Daeinicke was declined by his ereditors, Asalgnees will be choser this morning for Ienry Greencbaum & Co., Anson L. Miner, sud A. R, Scranton. A first dividend meeting will bs held at3p. m. in the cass of Joseph and Charles D. Metzler. SCPERION COURT IN RALEY, ‘The Rutland Marble Company began a suit for 82,000 yesterday agalnst Stewart B, Vowell, CIRCUIT COUKT, W. N, Sturges commenced an sction In tres- pass against the Board of Trade, claiming $200,000 datnages. Elien McUern bezan a suit for €80,000 dsm- nst the Uity of Chicago. Cahill brought sult for $5,000 against and John Lecsoz. CRIMINAL OOUNT, James Colling was tried for larceny, found guilty, and given four months In the House of Cotrections Jan: T, arren, lotters to colleet }nrg {-mfl to Julius Dyrenfurth, under bond for ) Tn tiie catats of Jacob 8tephan letiers of ad- minlsteation were [saed to Chartes ¥, Delling, under band for $30,000. THE CALL. Jurtice HAntan—ot cades. Walters ve, Dark Parana, on trial. % Jupur Bronaxrr=01, B4, 95 on_District Court r. No, 78, Uancock ve. Woul, on trial. After these ca te dlapoved of, Lthe Utraait Court calondar, . Tnk Arrzitate Count—194, 120, 120, 127, 148, and 120. No case on telal. Jupug GAnr--i03, 103 to 811, 713 fo TH16, a1, 420, 821, 44, 325, 720, and 328, Inclusive. No, 300, Moran vs. Race, on telal, Junun Janreox—-170, 174 fo 170, 178 to 184, IH‘II. ll!!fl. 101, and 102, Hibernian Uank ve. Kearus, on | Junue loaens—Nos. 164 to 104, inclusive, ax- :!'lml.‘ and 160, No. 139, Steed va. McUraw, on al, i Jubaz Boorr<Set easen 3,712 and 3,120, incln. slve. Nos, 153, 177, 178, 182 1o 18D, inclnsive. No case on trial, JAuhos McAnttsTen—Motions for new tris] In case term No, . ud demutref in ¢nse term No, 3,710, Brandt vs, Gallap. Junon Fanwrti—1, 78, 0'Donng Jupan WitLiaxe—1,441, Taylor 3JUDAMENTS, Surrrion Count—Conrxssion oxecutrix, v, Leopold Melze, 83 MARINE NEWS. CARGO INSURANCE, The Milwankes Sentine! marine msn bas been wrongly Informed about the Portor's cargo, very evidently, The ahipper's agent at Milwankea communicated with Mr. Warren hete thal the cargo could bs caverad in that city in the fnsure ance agency of Messrs, Hibbard & Vante at 15 cents on the 8100. Mr, Watren replied that he fnnared all iy shipmenta fa Chicago, and placed the Insurance on the Portor's carg reported In Tux Tiinusg. Ileuce no offér was made by thu shipper of the eario to any Milwaukee agants. As 1o the restricting order which Chicagu agents seked forand reccival from the mauagcrs of the insurance companies, the marine man of the Hentinet in luformed that when the Chicazo agente were workiny hard to eatablish fair rates and main- tain the same In both ports, and whea local Bonrds hind been formed under an agreement. the order to prevent Biilwaukou agents. from writing Cnicagzo cargoenwasasked for, and, of course, wasexpected to work both ways, —for the bonofit of Milwaukee as well a8 Chicago, —so thal shippers conld not Indi competitlan and eecure & lower rate in one place than they could in the other. But when the pool was bursted becanee Milwaukeo neents wanted to saddlo it with private contracts, there was an end to the combination, of course, agents In both cittes were freo to do a8 thoy chose, and the busl. ness of Insuring cargoes is carrled on ‘‘wild." Tite Tuinuxe thiis showa the Sentinst that 1t is not neceasary to state how the cargo of the Thomias awn was pliced, and bas nothing speclal to say about it. 'The n.fln. fs 0 frec one, and Jocal agents at both porta will no doubt doall they can to securo busiuess from any source or place, Agents at this port are weiting st 10 cents not, always oxcepting those representing the paol kuown as the Marine Insurauce Unlon. ~ The latter ask 20 (10 off), and an Instance was given yester- day to show that It was received. A sitpper whio wans offerod the lower rata thougnt the company that would write at that figure shoald be **callad for marging, " in order that the insured person might ho really fovared, and gave a pool agent a good lino nt ‘The Tradors' Insurance has not withdrawn from the pool, aa has been reported in & conlemporacy, and has no {ntention of so doing, BUFFALO. Dorravo, Jone 17. —Charters—Coal, from Duf- falo to Chicago and Mliwsukes, at B0c. Clearances for forty-olght Lonrs onding 8 p.m.— Props Artic, merchandies: Ilancock and Antelops, Neowhargh, merchandlse; Commodore, merchans dise; Vanderoilt, merchandise, Chleago, Hchru Malze, L0V brls coment, Toledo; L. Rawsou, Hane cock, and Kate Richmond, Cteveland; W,B, Allen, Portage; Pflster, 1,200 tons coal; L. V., R, Wat- son, 400 tons coal; Mears, 00U tons ooal; Our Son and A, L. Androws, Chicsgo; barges Adirondack and Albany, Clilcagos Eureka, Muskegon. Vessels passing V'ort Coloorne lock In twenty- four hours endinz v. m., June 15: Westwara— Prop Acadia, Montreal to Chicavo: barks Monti. cello, Charlotto to Chlcago: J. il Beck, 'Kingston ake Superior; mulng star, Oswego dy Dufterin, Port Culborne to Black a River; echrs E, P’ Dorr, Port Colborns to Bufialo; Ellza Allen do to Manltoulan Island; Btarling, “Toronto to Hlack River; 0. M, Bond and Knight Towmptar, Charlottn to Chicago; Florlds. Oswepo to Clovejand: props Canada and Celtic, Toledo tu Montreal: Oswogatehle, do to Ogdensbu n dorbilt, Porry Sound to Wellana: bark Shandon, Tentwater to Klugstous schrs P. W. Ttogers, Chi- cagu to Klngeton; Woud the Wave, Port Colboine, THE CANADIAN SIDE. Apecial Dispateh 10 The Tribune. ‘Tnonoty, June 17,—Atl 100'clock SBunday mom. ing water was dlscoverea boiling ont under the bank of the old Weiland Canal, near where the 5t. Catharines rvoiris supplied, and about balf way between here and Allansburg. Beforo the anthoritics conld tako measares to stop the leak, about iz feot of wateron the level had ranoff, Forty or £fty men wero set to work ot tho break as 500D w4 possible, and it s expected the ropalrs will be completed to-night, or eatly to-morrow morn- mg. A number of propellars and ves tajoed oo both sides. The tug Wadsworth, unprepared for tho sudden removal of tlhe water, capeized, and ls somewhat damaged. Durm’l squall Sunday morning the ache James Heott, of Port larwals, Capt. 11 waal fivo miles off Long Polnt, . culld, and one mau were Instantly drowned, An- olhier man wont adrift in tha vessel boat and fa supposed 10 bo loat, The Uaptain and Late were {ncua up by # paselng vessel and landed ab Long Polat Lightbonse. uirport to LAXE FREIGIITS, Qraln vesaals were in moderate demand yester. day, a4 1% for corn Lo Buffalo, A{@UL0 for corn by watcr to New York, and 8¢ for do by lake and rall to New York. Charters were made during ihe day for about 40,000 bu wheat, 275,000 bu corn and 25,000 by oate. Following fa & Mat of the vestols takon: To Butfalo—P'rop Arabia, corn, prop Staruccs, corn and oats, and Java, wheut and corn through; stesm-barga N. K. Falrbank, corn at i1xc, To mgrn un—Schr George O, Pin. ney, cotu at izre. '0 Ozdeneburg—Barges lale and Kestiog, and prop Lawren In the ruoun the bargs Ketobu: et cord. 2 ‘The vchr Comanche has salled from Charlotte Chicago with coal, taken at 85¢ perton, and ti W. B. Phelpa with 8 _similar cargo for Milwauk ot the same rat P achr Lello Mitchell L salled from Osweyo with sait for ihis port, taken &b Litic per brl, . PORT 1IIURON. Poar Huaox, Mick., Jane 17.—Down—Props Dean Richmond, Msya Ru Cofinberry and barges, Oluan and barges, yshogs and barges, Mocking Dird and_raft, David Dalleutine and consort; echrs Ids Keith, Porter, Lucer: North Cape, B. ?lu%uul Oliver )llu:h«llhl P, B, Marsh, lepubllc, J. 8. Hammond, Golden Floece, Whliam Young, Ausie Vought, Granger, Mystic itar, lied, White, and Blus; Lafrinler. Props Eutopo, Abercorn snd barges. East Bagl sud consort, Alpena snd ba: schrs L. C. Winslow, Fiylog Mist. Elizs, J, etch T. W, Perry, Threo Brothers, D. Wagstafl. Wind—North and fresh; weatber Gae. Pour Huxox, Mich., Juns 17—10 up~L'rops Amlh"mtum ames 1. Case, Carling .« 8. Austia, 0. Hinckley, 8sn Diego, German, Down—Propa City of Toledo, H. B. Tultls snd consort, Weiwore and consort, Mocking Bird sud ralt; achre Guiding Star, Thowmas Parsons, Moat- —Passed Ipbla with Nozaunee, calm, Certes, 1. Vanvalkenhargh, John M.Hnten- Inton, Allegheny, Penxaukes, J, Maria, Scott, Thomas P, &heldon, J, P, ‘Wind—North, ligat; w SHIPPING IN DANGER. Inits reportof the burninzof the Wadeworth elevator, the Buffalo Courier, of Saturday, has the following: **Among the shipping tn the tiver the fire created not a little panic. The barge Rus- #el), & beautifal boat, was almost within & stone's throw of the biazing structnre, and ftacemed the riggingor wooden hull must certalnly estch prop Hamonrg. of il Y, the A fire, Tioyond 1t were th Unfon Steamhoat Comi Worthington, and s can woud. As quickly ns posslb in the tox-boat Ii, ¥, Brucs, moved awn{ from {ts dangerous proximity, The *0 managed to Tnt np steam enough with the schooner and ropeller ol o back up ontof danger canal.bou TIIE CANATL. Datpaxront, Nk, Jano Montank, Lackport, 787 ba corn, 63 ha oats, 200 brla flour; prop Imperisl, Senecn, 4,400 bu corn} Hatriet, Sanocs, 6,200 hu corn; prop son, Delne, 4,800 bu corn; Merchant, Delus, g.uoobu cornj prop Welcame, Ilennapin, 4,000 n corn. Cleared—(lold-Tiunter, LaSalle, 0,000 f4 lam- her, 114,000 Isthy North Btar, Ilennapin, 500 ft Inmber, ' 40,000 ‘lllhx Col, 37,000 1t lumber, Bnsnazrons, Gracte Griswold, Channalion, clurcd—-l‘m&cuy of Hq}r‘bgufrlnml 0,700 ) ft Inmber, 27,000 snfngles, Heary: Hontaok, ,l,fikyofl. Lockport, 70, Jatb. MARQUETTE. Bpeetal DiepateA fo The Trithne, Manquarre, Mich., Jade James Davideon, RovertJ. Hackelt, B, B, Hale, Fletcherg schrs James O, Ring, Willlam McUregor, Trontan, Alva Bradley, Escanabs, IF. A, Wood, | time. Fayelto Brown Cleared—Prop Tlobert J, Tiacksit; aches Willlam %{mg:rnr. Jdames C, Tacrison, 8, A, Wood, B, I | jjeor g¢ Tased Up—Trope 8t Louls, Chlns, City of Fre. nstow, mont. J. T Hurd, Wins 'asred Jlown--Frop. Indian. Ind~Nosth. ERIE, . _Bpectat DispateA to The Tridune. Ent#, Pa,, June 17, —Arrivals—Props Wi " hickon, Gordon Campbell, Chicago: prop Nparts, Marguette! atmr Japan, Dnluth: mcor Mdward Kelly, Marquotte; barges Q. 11 Weeks, Keop- sake, Haglnawj schr n] 1, Ilayes, ntop Antelope, Buffalos sehr Julia Willaed, Departures—Prop Sparta, schr Edward Kelly, Marquette, ‘The prop Antelops and the schr R, B, Hsyes load coal for Chicagu. Active, Muskegon, shinglos: Aluekogon, lumber; stcam-barge 3, Groh, Mus. ey Helen, Walte Lake, uskegan, lumher, lumber: achr r B Dny, ared ~Behr Ceoilia, Mus barge M. Grob, Muskogon, Muskegon, laht, NAVIGATION cilicaao. Thers was & large number of propeliors {n porl yesterday. 'The number of venscleat the terday was, for Monday, comparatively small, The achr Pamlico, of this cargo of timber at Quobec for Beltast, Ireland,and goes thence to Froon, Bcotland, for a retarn cargo aid (o be entisfactory. d In Quebec that the lake schoonar City of Groen Bay, owned by Capi. Elpbicke, of this city, went ashora In the Rio La Plata River, South America, sone time swo, and She was_roleased, how- ot evor, without scrious injury. Capt. Klphicke hae notreceived any word from the vessel's Alastor In of coal. The freight News has lost both her auchol a good while, Capt. John C, Nyman bas arrived hers from Port Huron, snd states that eratla salyage on the carzo of corn on the burnud prop Huutkumery, of which Lo was part-owner, *arte of hlnory can be saved. but otherwise the vessal fu a total luss. 'The lusurance companies ood cargo have been of# of lows. 8 Trix THiniune what propeliers engers—plying hetwoen 0, whiore are the ofic 7te of the macl hiaving risks on the nropoll furnisned with pi **Travelor there aro—that carry pa this port and Buifalo, Al of the 4 P ors tying ora twosa Chicaxo p:!.ld ufls at fantened at (18 atila. wharl was & weird and picturesque one.'* kg 000 shinzles. i T L7ooT0 e e —Artived— ockport, 0,700 ba wheat 000 MICIIIGAN CITY. re 1170 lar; Redr Ma; Fe il Bk 7 Iyer Lawson, White chr Geol t jaden with i am was and the u.uf“w.‘: TRIBU: (3 ‘The serne on the perann In the world, cattle within eall of the Ag comply with the conditions of 17.—Arrived—Prop whateas and was twoand a ference of 84 Commniiesioner ck Robert- Martln, Lockport, 5, bu corn, 't tumber, for 1t lumsber, %0 17.—Arrlved—Prous have deliverod the eattla ‘The following present & contractor, sll the Pawer, ot Qb Co. The price pa contract for elly's Ialand. citilty. could bave prompted ft. tr D. Nawhall, | tho advertisement was wrvun. light; atesm. ligtt; nche Acilve, Lauls Glode- NOTES. mbor-Market yes. | = . Packard, Packard's Pler, (labt. b e c ke, 11ght. hr . . Rien, Orand ifivess ||¥)’u. ———— COMMISSIONER HAYT'S EXPLANATION. fo the Fditor of The Trizuns. Dxrantuent or Tna InTanion, Orrica or INDIAN Arrains, Wasnixatox, In Tis TRInUNA of June 8 there fs & brief edi- it | torial founded on an article that the 8t. Paul Pioncer- Press, making a very unfale criticism on the action of the Commissioner of Indian Affairs 1o relation to the lettiog of & contract for beef on tha 24 of May last. Tun It sltowa that, by the termsof the contract, the suceesslnl bidder wan requirad to deliver the caltio At the remote Agencles mantioned elghteen days afler the proposals were reccived at Waehington. ‘Thi® restricted the bidding to one man, tha onl; #0 far A8 known, \who ha 0 that he conld agccessint blddor was thus ensbled to eh: Governtient thras and a half cents per pann he contract for the vesr the rate g;,enlu ner ponnd, making s dife to the Gorernment, ayt please explain? Complalat I8 mada that there was not sufii- clent time, aftor the sdvertisoment and recetr. ing of proposls, to secure competition, The advertisoment was dated on the 20th of Aprll, and tha cattle wero to be dolivered on tho 20th of May, which gave a full month for any one en- gaxed io the buainess of supplying cattlo to the Uoyernment to makearrangoments fordettvery ; sud fn the usual courre of business but 1,000 head would be called fornnder the contract be- tween the 20th of May and the 1st of June. Instead of there belug “anly one p the worlil who could comply with the conditions of the contract,' there were In fact three bona. fide, reaponsible hidders, each of whown could called for within the ersons the contract: Levi Wilson, broposed er hundred, “Lhi Alu“m, fed . s Droposal was_acrompanie ':\‘ the certified check of 8, B. Elki PEC u s . V. D J.Xcm\ , bid for the contract’ st Hi/«'&‘cqnl' i ",'.‘J“'v‘ XY auany Mo ¥ Toser. M.PU_{ furnishing check of Fleld, Leiter & hie third bid was by J, W. Dosler, with his own cortliled cheek, at €3.25 por hundred. Ly the Government wmler the current year was 82,59 per hun. dred, and A small contract at this seagon of the Sear canoot be let as advantageousl; contract mada at the annual Jettings ten titnea the number of cattle, The price pald was no more than the current market price, and was at least §1.20 per hundred less th a current army coutract for cattle [o the same v1- TIA stticlo In the Plonser-Fras shows o sohnl animosity on tha part of the writer is not to be found in the ordinary eriticlema o &pecial Divatch 1o The Tribune, the Yunllc press: only & personal grievance L Micmoax Crty, Ind,, June 17.—Arrivals—Behr Among other things, the Press comblalns that ublished “fu n New York paper, and tlire or four days afterwnn] In une or two abscure Wentern papers of smali clr- culation.” ‘The fact was, the sivertisement ap- veared In the New York Jerald, the New York Eving Post, T Ciicaoo THIRUNE, the 8t, 1 I, the Kansas City Jowurnal af Commarvs, and the Sjour City Journal, which are the best mediums to be found for an adver- tlsment of thls ciaracter. 1 trust the explana- tlon Is u&luuwrfi \’cr{ reapectiull + A. HavT, Comm| port, hes londed & to THE there will be consid. AMUREM ENTA, ‘This Bpsce Delo: 12 che frehhey Hamt but | they ars ‘1o o writs sn adverttsomont for It liues of propel I l’unnll)t‘( be- but nelther them mdvertive thelr boata nor the lo- eatlon of their offices in thess columne, A postal tothe Unlon Stoamboat Canipuny | B:20. ansportation Cowpsny way bring the deslred Information, ELSEWILEN, Duaflalo graln shovelers went on a strike yester- Uitwankes shipped 27,208 ba of whoat, and 04,502 bu of oata, by lake last woek. The cargo of tho echr 8am Flint was not asm- Tho vossel has gone into dry- card or -tho - T aged by water. dock st Dufalo for repalrs. Irs. 1118 stated that th sehe Tlonrlotts Bach Is soon to be sont to the Quif of Mexico, to ba used there ia the consting trade, The schr Winona, undor chartor for an ocean weunt Into dry-dock at tho Milwaokee Com- pany's yard Batarday for an overhauling, Patrick Murphy, employed on the stmre Eila M, betwesn llonghton and T Jtoysle, full overboard Tuesday last, and was rowned. Tha schr Bonson cleared from Toledo for Mii. waukos Saturday sfternuon with 800 tons of coal shipped by tho Columbus & Toledo fiailroad. A new schooner of 120 tons, cslled the Cale- donls, wax launched In Baugoen River, at South- ampton Tuesday last. She ll-:wuva by F. Me- n voyay Bmith, ronning Lennan aud M. Mathieso) the crain and Jumber trade ‘The followiog wers the Jant week: Ly 073,000 1,57 i! 0003 staves, 91,0005 thnbor, 3,000 o ofos, 3,000, . P06 schr avia A, Welle' cargo of 10,000 ba of corn waa short 05 bu, according H} Godericl woasuremont, It sceims that the rat-Bol et aro not a)l supplice BF Duancts suny foten . PORT OF CHICAGO. The following are the arrivalsand the actualaail. Ings at thls port forthe past twenty-fonr houre ending at 10 o'clock lsat night: annpeats [rap Fayette, Munlaioe, lumbar, Statson Slip. dries, Washilngton o Laker Thaber: O RE i J’N": e % lfv‘vp Q. J. Traesdsll, Green o pir Gorons, St Joes hleuzo, Mani Hehr Otter, lutnber, . fehe incrrey Suske et Liy of Htraics, slsuomta Al Vone Davia Rene kK. kolr Kingitne 1%, Marquo Aene M. . Late: Musk Behr Joscr, Muskegan, Pon if, Itand, Kewaus . albrecht, M nkegan, Echr J. A’ Jolnson, Behr Gypay, Lud BEnF Meudows, Feckar utoe) Qutee ugea. Parey ound, lumber, Adame atret. atlone Eoboniad e i aage REDE Civdrlen Fovier. Lric, wosl, indja sireet. o PRbedtion ang eniie taafuil Behir 4o Do Wilbor, Biantatce, fumber, Gus-Monse | SBonli which fallad 46 yichd to regular D Bchr Coral, White Lake. lumber, Klasto strect. ver, Market, arket, lals, Harrteon atreet, [r Juuher, Market. i!llhm audsougty Soliowing bypiuld P sehie [da, Manistee, lum| Sichr Magdalou, Mablate schird. & A, birou; e 0o, Aehir yaaon Barker, Manislee. luthber, Market, 5 fi":’{, lfl,w;"l,‘;‘ % 1""«":‘1"3"‘1 o I‘E:,.M“:é?‘ . 3::??.&1&5;“»::! Tiypophiosphltcs b the bist reedy chr L. mid, Maniate 2 Magket. gehe W, Lot Grand lsvea, luniber, Tiarkes. EDVINCLAY. M. D.cTOEWRi N 8, chie Mon , coal) 00 orders. . A A O === chr Chriatiuna, Jfuliand, wood, North Branch. SAFETY STEAM HOILEN. gebr & L Dagturth, Byitao. coal, Marketaircet, N it bl Sk il et b o SIS seur 1 Goper, Muskegod, ‘lumber, SAMpIOD Eend for Catalogus of (6o 1 Munlstes. lumber, Marxet. ko, e o e FIRMENICH belir 'y, (ugton, huiber, darkeb. Bebr Lot btack Crect, Vomber, Elghisentt 1 Markot, Sor Klarkat st CUF City of Toledo, Mauistes. el Rl St Latonton: fun Eebr HA Ingt chr J. Bohe U, Hivbard, Kewhuai udington, Luding: b Mercury, Lydln, chr Amoske: ur Josas, Muskegon, Lix) Schri-rdluh. Whlte Lake, Bclir $rasle Lind, Escababi rop T, W, baook, Whilte Sepe sizlaik, Mailaten, lisht, Bebr Y. Xo 1 Ferry. Maolaten light. Echr e"lbxulkt 8, light. £chr . C. Albrecht. Muskegon, lght. Kol Lyons, Muskegon. Ugdt. ebr Kegular, Moulsiee, igt, 5. Prop Favorite, Menomines, sundrles, Rush sireet. « Fiopvarars "Bltalor ‘sindrich, Wasblogton | yiaiurdar, June3s *1555 Delaware. Tutln, sundrics, Lasatle sirest. Blinr Alpona, Milwauken, sunl sunirics, Kb street, C, BUn: Iumbe F.rie, coal, Madisan street, Musxegon, lumbel Ssiexon lumber, Mason Blip. s Hknd oDl sircets 30l AlutKenun. [UINLET, Stetson Bllp, Riveegon, umbor, sTison Blip. k fumber, Yarket. Fone Hersonel, Mot Winbt - iopaon s, fett il Mnsetiee, fuisher, Bigudupie, ne Lisnct, Alenolaiiog, lonher. Giv 3 ‘White Lok, bsrk, Division i *UIERr Clars, Suskegon, lumber, Market, I dinber, Rorth (avenas, ties, Chicage, Buarlington & aninington. Er'e, coal, Ciybourue avenus. o PL.11tpe, Mudkegon, jumbur, 8chr A. J. Hogers, Escansba. ort, Blast Furnace, Sote ik Cloud Grecn sy, Iuimbor, Markei. rr EiTeinno. Ford var, lduber, slarket. Plerport, lumber, Lake stroat, ua, Market, wn, sundries. toa, Mght. Muskegon, lxbt. £cie Hercncl Msnowineq. 115Ut igat. oo, Mytkeron. Tighe. e b I~y B Imported CANARIES, Talking Parrots, snd other Fuacy (ioldfieh & Aquariums, " FRE! Bl Rn SKAEHPF:H.’!‘.’I Clark-st. Taridermisis’ Materials, & 2,4X0 visitors af 1{s open! tronage at ali hours. Admisalon, 10 cent MONDAY, June EI. snd for The Jublise Singers. 14 to be used in oal ublc foet; hoop- J. 1, DAVERLY.. os i that ‘Tew moro hundreds | And his Entire Troupe. Watsou and I arr; nia Morga, Harry and and Eslondays. 3. from O % {rum Clark street brlie: fe3, Btate atre Bay, sundries, Rush 0 p. riday, Jus and Government Pler, at itics, Kush street, MERCHANTS® BANK BUILD) Northonst corncr Madtson and Dearborn-sta. The Famous and World-fenowned < | STRASBURG: GLOCK. Soutinunne Kxbihition day and eyening from 101t 1 QOverwhelming pe- i ‘overs ody delighied. HOOLEY’S THEATRE. Eeuah Week of the BRILLIANT the llegular Company of t! Unlon Square Theatre. that week only, ' Fostan Flays T . O aardody MOTHER'S SECRET, Which wilt be prescnted with & cart that wil sil the LEADING MEMUEHS of the Comp McVICKER’S THEATRE, Fonrth Weok of the Eemarkabic Succas, UNCLETOM’S CABIN Family Matinecs Wedneaduy and Baturdsy. ENGAGEMENT of ho The Slave Auction. The Grand Transformation Scene. ‘Wednesdny Matines—Denefit of LITTLE RVA. ERLY'S THEATRE, Troprieior and Manager, RIS OSLY. TONYXY PASTOR Test Company In the World. Tis. lognrs wnd Vickors, M enfiedy tho Fontal i Joniy Hernelh DIty Harrs.. aud Hocy, Emerson and Clark, Dirard. aha YONT FAEOIL Matinecs STEAMER FLORA, Programme of excursions for the weex ending June June 18~Tu Lyanelon at 2:30 p. m.{ on the . oI his 1000 the Iakeat 3 1y, Jung 20~To Evsnston st ! 3 ‘June Ji=Lincoln Fark. water Works crih, ke 'at 3: 5 7 atH p. M., Toturning Sandey. Jutis 2% hoard. Fare to ‘lll':‘l‘linn City sod ‘dood Band an i, $11 1l other round trijis, 30 ce: rles, Rush sireet. ol atreet, Inmber, Bimpson et rket. E3sce OF Weakn seneral debility. seases o HYPOPHOSPHITES. ral mooths CoMFQUN ires in nnthels, strongly reconmend Fellows' Compound Syrup of T RORHOUR s 1o a1 WhO SUTS 18 Ank Wag febrs B Kita4 Of the 1ubgh, brogel No hesitation In srcommendisg Fellow: Sprup ot jipophiosolites fur golierai de [l the Jungs <L G, AL 3 15 restoring poreuns suflering from dypiherciia pros: fever, Fellowa' SAFETY STEAM BOILER. 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A bath- ou taclied la the House) containinu fiat aad vuld 8ths and current batlis, —ibe Iatter a specl fousd &t othor places, ‘A superior livery, with hand- sume liorses 804 carrisges aud courteous uriveis, is gl e, Boat e 41 tu 13, according Lo léngih of siap and location o Fodts. WHIESES, SRR & Yroprieiors, WEST ENDHOTEL, LONG BRANCET PRESHBURY & ILLDRETH, Uropristors, WILL OPEN JUNE 20, 1878, Transient Nloard reduced to $4.00 8 day. Permagent Tates accordiug t0 Jocatlon and roumia oecupled. Al ther I 1y & PABSENQE . VARSI SR e o e RSN ter Bathiog Estahll improved, siftiyiente Row it oty o SRR 3t e Hotel after Biay 1o AL Y GRAND UNION HOTEL, Saratoga Springs, N, Y., THE LARGEST AND MOST MAGNIFICENT BUM- . MER HOTEL IN THE WOLLD, * WILL OPEN JUNE 15, 1878, ROOMS CAN BE SECURED ou appiication at the METROPOLITAN HOTEL, N. Y. HENRY CLAIR, Manager. UNITED STATES MMOTEL, SARATOUA SBPRINGS, NEW YORK, Opon for the Season from Juuno 15 to October 1. TOMFKINS, GAGE & C0. SUMMER RESORT. oFbo BIDWELL HOUSE at Palmyc is now opou for-the rogeption o! guoals. Address Propristos. BURT'S SHOE BEST. Ask vour PIGEON COVE HOUSE, Viscup Covey Cons Ao, Muss, g Juue I, This o o U S 17 Ry TORACCO. NOTICE TO CONSUMERS The great celebrity of aur TIN TA( S e L S T 2 seainat purchastag such imitations. o Coo"eTE buying or salitng othee plng tohacco vl or metaliie lahel render lfi‘m'? Ml nAlty of the Law, aud all persona vioe shable Yl fin® and OF CONGREvYN, £ The cennine LORILLATLD TIN TAG T0- & AGUG an e diatinaisbed ) o e s T Al A 2 Tierson, ver 7,081 tons tohscco g tn § iy 1:_!.01;’!) e o AR Ty s unves # Taxet patd Gov'm't in 1977 ahoat &.1,500, 2 ans aaninR past 1 yours over SEODONORG.000 o 20ld by oll Jobbers st mavutecturers ol BOALES, FAIRBANKS® STANDARD SCALES P ALL RINDS, DFAIRBANKS,MORER & 00, 111 & 113 Lake St., Chicage, Beeatefultobuyonly the Genulne, . BAILIOAD TimE TAULE, ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF TRAINS, RIrLANATION OF lhrlnm excepied, *Rundey ascept Lhmily, 4 e Ll (NI0ACO & KORTEWESTERY RAILWWAY, Tickes Omcen, 03 m"uk-‘i'ha q{’!ul:.‘rmm Haonse) andy Maneo. " Siladar toxceyiol aPacitc Fast L uSloux Cits . abubuqua Tiay i Ul alraby IZht K, vi TR EXPress asfou & Faunton ! aErebE ki & hub L& Dibgae SniTimatkee Sast Mar & 538335 PREPEIPTPIFIRS 8 oee oo m, 1t aro 0 retwaen C can AnaCounci DIty on the bain 1aving Chcave N 4d runs Pully or o batei et or B LT man Of sy oiber for ot and Kinzte-stas, gierot corner of’ Weily nat carner af Canal and Kinzle-sta CHICAGO, BURLINOTON & QUINNY RATUROAT: Depote fuot of Lake-at., Inalans:av, and Sixtesnin.st. d Canial and Kixtecuth-ais. Ticket Ofices, 50 Clark- sud 8t depots. Loave. ! Artive, Bam 7w pm. m. m; Mendota & Oal Fxpress, Yy ufi‘e.'{,?.'?.[{‘&-,. 15 tovkfurd & ¥reeport Aurura P, s Stendotn & vite ra Pas ~Pultman Palace Dininz [T Tman 10-wheel Nn‘lln -Cars Ava run between Chicago snd Omabs on the i'asitio Express, CHICAGO. ALTON & BT. LOUIB AND CHICAGO KANBAS Uit S st oay S LT LY. ety tulrd e Tiekes Omees 154 Handomhat. & Kookuk 3 Chichio & Paducah I.1t. 1., 4 i a ., Eireator, Lacon, Wash'ton 20D, .18 Jotiet & bwigut'Accommaat’ s 8:00p. . ¢ u:' OHIOAGO, MILWAUKEE & BT. PAUL RAILWAY, Unlon Depot, corner Maillson snd Canal-sts. Tickes OBice, 8 8Gulh Clark-at., oppolte’ Sherman Hoaso, aud at depot. 1, 1m 103 1. ave. * 7:308 m. 0 70w *10:10s. u. |* 4:003. m, * 8:00p, m. |*10:434 m. Innesota, (ireen | liay, btavens thi‘ nd Ashie _laud through Nighi Express, It 9:00p, m. s 7:003. m. AIl truina run via Miiwaukes, “Tickets for 8t Faul at Al ArapooL ehtbr s 71a Niasor and Friitia @Chicn. of via W alortawn. LaCrone, s0d Winous. Dot e o ien, 141 audoimnoot., near Ling s 5 ‘ Calr & New Orly b4 A aCalro & Texas mf giws m. Rpringteld Expre. x Pe e 1d Nigh! T e aritixton & KEokik 2. m. 8u0a, m, 0. . 8vana, Buriington & Keokuk § 9:10u, m, ! 3. mo Duhugus & Sloux City 1 B. 10 {‘)mmqu- & Bloax City E: Gl Faan "a Ob Katurday piKhy runato Ceniralin oaiy, $0n Saturday nlxht ruas to Peorla only, NIONIGAN CENTRAL BATLROAD. pipfl. lon‘lnucl'?kl;“;k‘l.td é:dt ula‘-euu-umafi Kt ‘N utheast coraer of ol rabe Eacin diotel, 'S0 bt Baimer Lo 0 Artive, hindroo Kceommadurion. |s dtiandls Express Nighy Eapress. Lmumuunlnd ray Kapress... c1huidd o PITTSBURG, FT. wnTnT?gmm RAILWAY, Dej cket Oficey, P nd Bacino Hoter, Arrive. m. |} 7:00p. m. P m.§ Hi00a. mo 0. .l 8:0us m. icker Dt B3 DIaT ot yalme Hoded e, ln_ll_l-ltnnl {Exposition Daliding), Arrive. Moralng Rxpress, { S:d0s. m. Fastliug... ..o 7:00p, m. UAKE SHORB & MICHIGAN BOUTHERY. TTTTSEURG, OINCINNAT! & ST. LOUIS B B, (Cincionat! Air-Line snd Kokomo Line.) Deyot coruce of Ciluton aud Carroli-ste, Weat Bida, Depazt. Arrive. ncinpatl, Tndianapolis, Lou- = mmm:. YR gk sl NI b mlf T0R B KANKAKEE Depot foot of Lake st sad (oot uf Twenty-second st. Depart. | Arrive. Clocinnatl, Indisnapolly ‘, 1! Day ki o b i * 8:00p. m, 3 7:008. w. T Rl i w0 g Tk i DoraaaR.FOARELATR. £ PACTES BATLEDND Ulice, & Clask-sh, bherwan Luuss. Davenport Kzpress. Oinata, Leavenw 5o dccumodstio gt Kxpress. . “Altwcals on tho O, Carn, 8173 ceuls cach, CHIOAGO & BABTERN TLLINOIS RATLEOAD, i **Daaville Route.” Tickes Oficos: 77 Clark-ot., 125 Dearborn-at, and Depos, ardFicHids Expredsd soraer Clluton sid Carrullsis. Py by GOODRICH'S n&m& Tor Haotae, Miwaukes. aic eé, Eicaaabla, Nexaudod, sic., it U CLX BONAL 2 SEERRKILL (¥, ¥,) MILITALY ACADEN Y BEN TR e ST 4