Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, July 14, 1878, Page 13

13 PARIS The Gay City Shocked by the Death of Queen Mercedes. ke National Fetes of the 30th of June--- The Review at Longchamps. Hpdame MacMahon and the Shah—Theat- vical and Musical Gossip, Prath_of B. Chesi-Nontizny from Hydrophobia- * " The American Independence Fete, Spteial Carrespondence of The Tribune. pagts, June 27.— We were all prepariug to be very merey on the 30th, when Paris was shock- ed by the DCWs of the death of poor little Mer- ceds, the Queen of Spain. There was some- thing so affecting and uncommou in the mis- fortupe that has suddenly overtaken the young ‘monarch, something so touching and romantic jn the short lovesstory of those two Royal chiidren,—a King of 20, and a Queen of 18,— 1hat the sorrow we feel is not wholly lip-sor- yow s in 50 many cases. She was of the ourbon race, a French Princess, the daughter of the prond and intrizuing Duke de Montpen- der. But, ina Republic, the Bourbons have Jttle dluim on_ sympathy, and_sorfie_claim on ourantipathy. -Itis not her birth, her nobi: ood, or her lofty station, that recommended per to us. The reason lay deeper. *“One tonch of Nature™ made us the kin and friends of her who vesterday was Mercedes,~—Mercedes, Queen of Spain. Alas, POOR MERCEDES. The Elysee and the Ministries . will go into mourning—Republicsn mourning, I mean, not shadowed forth by crape and sables worn to order. All the official balls and soirees which were to have taken place this week and pext have been indefinitelv postponed. It 1s being debated by some papers, even, whether it would not be decent and right to delay the grea national fete at present fixed for Sundar. Very strange stories are being whispered about the way in which Mercedes came to Ler death. Som¢, pointing to thestified jealousy and hatred entertafoed towards her by certain Spanish political and. religous parties, have dared to hint at poisoning. At the best, however, their surmiscs are unsupported by serions proofs. The doctors certify that eke fell a victim to gastric fever and internal hemorrhage—not un- connected, doubtless, with her premature con- finement the other day. Is it not sad to look ‘back now to the morning, five months ago, on which the Royal bride and bridezroom, amidst the cheers and prayers of an anclent people, rode forth in all the pomp and glory of earthly power, to be wrdded jn those *indissoluble” bands of matritony that the great enemy has dissolved £o quickly! It was - A LovE-MATCH, 4 1ike that of Victoria and Albert; ang, what was more, a love-mateh arranged in defiance of anti- quated prejudice snd courtly convention. No gooner did Alphouse X1I come to the throme than bis counselors, with motives more or less disinterested, set to work to dud bim a suitable wife. “Asit happened, Alphonse XII. had set- tled the aatter in his own mind lone before, aod was in 1o wav disposed to listen to the sue- gestions of gray-headed politicians, honest or dishonest. fe loved his cousin, and ho marrfed her. How long did ir affection stand the rude test of time? Vhocan say? Only this do we know: The grief of the stricken husband fsintense. He was present to the last, and had the cruel comfort. of holding his young wife in his arms when she expired. But enouch tlace has been given to the dead. Hiving, The fete that is to come off on the 30th (or gome other day ultimately to be fixed) is EXPECTED TO BE MAGNIFICENT. The Napoleonic demonstratious of recurring 15th-of-Auzusts will pale before it; und even the festival of the Ist of May—the present French gencration can remember-the cost ce tainly—lids fr w bz cchos lamps, snd otber decoraifon in moments of i cine are being sold by bundreds of thousands. All the lanterns, by-the-by, are inade by one single e told youa that alrealy), and ¢ Lo satixfy the e demand. Tt has been found necessaty to i port ganiities of the [razile goods trom abroad. Huge pa: the frontier, Uy Beluium chiciiy,—Betafum, which you might bave almost expe:ted 10 have nced of thew itseil. o celebrate the Jute Liberal Vietory,_at the elections s Teady for the fete alrendy are by sold, whole stacks ata timd. and at the m A tlimsy bauuer, nalf a y costs five exan, e fete is to be belu m ali the quarters of Paris simultancously. Booths are being constructed awne the line of the ¢ terior boulerards. xud even in the central strects Jike the Avente Victoria, which, as some 3 Teaders ma kuow, runs from the ruins of the Hote! de Ville o the Chatelet. Here there will be a fair, or, ratier, A SERIES OT TAIRS, £uck s I have desc 1 your columns miore 1hag once, with giants and dwars, far women aud Tair women. theatres, swings, roundabou ts, and shooting-gallerics. There shall be * cukes d and “ginger hot i’ the mourh,” for the people during the day. Iu tiie evening, fireworks will be let off at several poiuts of tic city,—at_ Montaartre, the Place du Trone, and the Place d'Tralie, notabiy. The pubiic build- ivgs will be illuminated o gioing. Gurlands of white “wiass Junps will make the Cramps Elysees, the Pince de Ja Coucorde, and the Avene @u Buis de Boulowne resplendent withligtt. The beattiful wood itself, with its lakes and chalets, wiil be #lluminated; and to condade the spectacle worthiiy theré wili be atleast one wrand refraite auz fiambeauzi~such s that one (never to be forzotien by those who witnessed Jhe sight) which was seen in the Cawps Elysees five yvears ago, when the Shan tvisited us. We kuew less of Nusser-Eddin thien than we do now. And yet, thoueh we know him (2 deluding majesty still encircles Kings), we consent to Put up with him and his ceenetric wi SCH-EDDI. 1 subposed to be bere incornito. As a matter offact, he is treated with a deference: quite Teconcileable with his pretended privacy. When he deigns to visit the Republican Liditio, Repulican scroents-de-ville crush the Tulgar herd aside to make room for him. He basbut 10 express a wish 1o have it falfilled. The other duy. be sent for the Bohemian misstrels, whom he was curious to hear. Ther came; and when, with their strange music, they ‘bad charmed his Sublime Majesty, they were rewarded by a bandful of gold. Nass-cr- eddin, howcver, does mot always play_the Haroun-al-Raschid. He went down to Fon- taivebleau this week, and. they say, returned Wuhout scithpe bis hotel-bill,—wiieh s sup- Dozed to have een seandalously high. It would beodd 10 find a Shab of Persia in a police-court! The Sbah was at. THE REVIEW Isst Sunday, seated in the ommcial tribune, atthe Tient hand'of the Marechale de MacMaton. On Der feft I noticed M. Jules Grevy, bebind whom . ¥ere geveral Ministers and Ambassabors, Don Tancls ' Assis, the Princess Mathilde, and, ina Ford, the usual oceapants of the rescrved places 3t Lovgchamps. 1 arrived on the ground rather Iate, tlanks to the slowness of the Lonzehamp boats end the_terriiic crush of veoles but not o Iate to enjoy the fine siectacle presented by the splendid eavalry and artillery regiments, as ey rode by the Marshai uod his stafl "Aboit ‘37,000 troons were passed in review dltogetber. The artillery, as on former occa- Slous took the public” faucy most; but the Bumiler infantry came in for a very respectable 2wount of well-geserved sdmiration. Although leat ob the race-course Was extreme, very rinately there were 1o cases of sunstroke to Tecord this year. Mme. de MacMahon luoked al® ste her form and face—in 3 blue dress; and, with her Persian neien- Ty Dizinly attired iu sn Ogicntal perversion of 2 frock-codt, came in for wany curious and com- Wending slances, She drove away at a quarter Tast 1u 2 handsome carriage-and-four, breced- ¥ two dushing outriders, and followed by a rilliant suite. The Marshal and bis glittering escort of Freuch offivers and foreizn militars attaches rode back. to the Elysee by way of the ¢ de Triomphe und tbe avenue -du Bois de ulogue. 1 understand _that, before the close Of the Exhibition, there will be’ ANOTHER REVIEW, far more fmposy than toe one of the 20th ~lnst., 21,3 nwhich some 70,000 troops areto take in grudee the price. 1 cannot think where the newcomers expected <rowd into Paris this week for the fetes, will ‘t’fgg slecping-room. Every hotel is_crowded, ;1nd the accommodation in private houses ap- Pears ‘of the most limited, as many Parisians Lo usually zo to Trouville -or Dieppe about this tme of the year have deferred their de- parture in order not to miss the fun. THE THEATRES arc doing a rosring trade, but their bills are still as unattractive as ever. At the Odeon they have hashed up the *Danicheffs” again, At the Ambigu the foreigners are being treated to 8 revival of that very unfamiliar work, the “Two Orphans,” and at the Porte St. Martin the managers boldly anuounce the continued performance of the “ Tour du Monde.” As for the Opera, it has positively not produced a soli- tary movelty since the *Fandauzo,” several months azo: and we Lear nothing more about {Polycucte,” thoueh the period reasonably al- . lowable for mounting it has loug been passed. Judi’s ‘bathing ‘drawers are still thought dravers or “draws® sufficlent by the Varictes; . and the “Petit Duc” fills the little Renaissance every eveniug, though the operetta bas mow run nearly 150 pighte. This evening the Theatre Lyrique is to open with Pessard’s’ * Capitaine Fracasse,” of which a great deal is expected’ and the Gym- Dpast is to produce a comedy entitled La Pétite Correspondance,’ by the side-splifting autnors of “Bebe” and “‘Les Dominos Roses.” It would have appeared already but tora h; MOST TERRIBLE CALAMITY which has fallen upon M. Montigny, the well- known mauager of the Gymuuse. M. Chier- Montigny, his’ son (who was_one day to have taken uver the munazement), died this week of hydrophobia. He was a general favorite, and ouly 22, with great talents and very amiable qualitics. His” untimely and awrul end has thrown a gloom over the whole artistic commu- mity. M. Cheri-Montizny had always u sinrular | affection for animals. It was almost u pussion. He used to pass hours and hours blaving with the fierce tenants of Bidel's menageric, which has taken up its quarters guite close to his house. Amongst his domestic pets was a Hitle Scateh terrier. On his return one evening from town he went up to the dog to caress it, when it flew at him and bit him slightly on the face. At the moment he did not attsch particular importance to the matter, having no reason to suppose the animal was mad; but some days after, ashc was sitting at the table, he was horrified by a lugubrious howling in the yard under bis win- dows. From that momcut a prophietic convie- tion of his doom seized him. IHe rose from the table without a word, and went down to the yard, where he found’ (as he expected) his pet terricr ‘showing all the symptoms of the most mysterious and hideous of diseases,— RABIES. The dog was taken to a veterinary surgeon immediately, and soou after expircd,—of -iu- flammation. the surzeon said. Poor Montigny knew better. Ne took to studving his uwn case,—buying numbers of medical treatises beariug on the subject of hydrophobia. So he awaited, with remarkable fortitude, the fiftcenth day, ou which he expected the aeadly symptoms would, if ever, becowe manifest. On Sunday be went to the review, feeling well. He re- turned witha bad Leadache, and'two days after expired raving and foaming at the mouth, in agony. His unfortunate father is unconsolable. Sixieen vears ago another heavy blow had well nigh killed him. Rose_Cheri, the cclebrated actress, his whife, then fell & vietim to her un- selfisu devotion. To save her child, who was 1aid low with the croup, she sacrificed herself. Deep was the sorrow when sbe died, but even deeper was it when they bore Cheri-Montigny to bis peaceful orave at Possy. Let us hope he DID NOT SUFFER IN VAIN. 1t is expedient that one man should die for the people.” The Montiguy case has stirred the police authoritics to some activity, and it is probavle it will have the effect of diminishing the number of the murderous stray curs one sees running througn the streets here so often, unmuzzled and uncared for. It is time, hizh time, an- effort was made, not only here, but in every city, to stamp out the dread scourge of Liydzophobia. . With energy it could be done; bus there must be enerey, or 1878, like 1877, will see its scores of men,” women, and children verish in slow and ‘cruel torture. ‘The death of every sinzle person will be justly laid to the account of the law, unless the most stringent regulations urc enforced by the duthorities. Perhaps, when half-a-dozen Senators and Dep- uties have been bitten by mad cars, their wor- shiptu} colleagues will be swung into 2 sense of their own danier, snd something vigorous will be done. Now, if ever, is the time to say, “That thou doest, do quickly.” TIE THIRD OFFICIAL FRENCH CONCERT was given at the ‘Trocadero this afternoon, .in the presence of 1 tolerably lare audience, The vrocramme fncluded sclections from the & Parias,” (an unsuceessful opera of Membree’s, produced a few years back at the Chatele when the Chatelet was a povular opera-house) M. Faure's *Djions™: followed by several ex~ cerpts from Massenet’s beautilul incidental music to Leconte de Lisle’s *Erinnys™; a couple of choruses from M. Jules Cohen’s un- pubiished cantaia,* Esther™; a tedious amd pre- tentious nuaber or two from M. Cesar Franci’s oratorio of *Les Heatitudes™; Gounod's lovely entractg from © L Colombe; ™ and, last- 1y, selections Trom Spontini’s opera, Fernand Cortez.” The chorus and_creliestra numbered 300. and were under the talented direction of M. 124 Colonne. Al the faults aiready noticed in the Trocadero concest-hall_remuin unreme- They med more glaring to me than aftcrnoon, in tie place T o.cupied, 3 huppencd to be rather at the side of the buiiging, I am afraid the hatl is to prove a dead failure. musically speakin: The fourth e vt of the Italian orchestra is to be given on Saturdsi. On the 4'h of July Gilmore’s Band i8 to play at the Trocadero in the alternoos. Later onit wili enliven TRE AMENICAY FETL at the Pre Catelan, which. by the wary, is beinz 2cd in a ratber petty and nigzardly spieic b As Coumnittee. d for a programme of the entertaimnent, the oiher af- was told that there wastole a T and ilawinations: then more ang refreshmenis; then retreshments and more musie,—and o on ad h.. till (as my in- formant put it) “we were all carried away in wheelbarrows.” Tickets are on sale at 20 franes apiece; but it is feared the expenses will ex- ceed the receipts. HaRgy ST. MICHEL. e —— HUMOR. The toad is the Alikoond of squat. Quilp suys its stews-days or fry-day the week round at his boarding-house. 1t is mever too late to mend; but the better is to avoid getting on a tare. . More exciting news fromthe West. The Kaw Tndians are breaking out. It’s the small-pox. Tt was on entering a barber-shop that Rienzi suil: 1 come not here to talk—Cincinnati Commercia’. Overat the Exighition they are layine up something for a rany day—nvot an umbrella, but a Paris-haul. A lazy maw’s soliloquy: “I would be quite willing to &it up at my wmeals if I could only lic down at my work.” ‘When a man unused to labor joins a working- mau’s party. it is presumed he is working foran oflice.—New Orieans Licayune. «\What's thut man yelling at?” asked a farm- erof his boy. *Whv,” said the boy, **he’s yelling at the top of Ius voice.” 3 To the American boy there is an awful, a majestic, diflcrence i the weight between the buttend of a lish-pole atd a hoe-haudle. TInstead of inguiring, What are the wild waves savine? a more direet wav is to apostrophize tirem thus: Wild waves, what d’yer soy? When a boy bats a ball througzh a parlor win- doy the boy may not lose bis_inning, but 1he tman who owns the window is invariably put out. «Can temperance hotels live?’ Tt was the opinion of the late Artemus Ward that they couldn't, thev always sold such poor whisky.— Zuglalo Express. The Trade-List calls Emperor William ¢ an- other of those hatetul monopolists. Hels en- joving almo:t a compiete mouopoly of the as- sassination business.” Chief Joseph declings the proposition to send twelve of his young braves to collere. He fears that at college they will learn to fight and shoot at Sophomores and thus. become blood- thirsty. . t the Gepot the other day a yount man put hifhmu outpo( the car window tq Kiss his girl 00d-by, when the train pulled out so rapidly 1k:at hé kissed an old African female at the next station. —Joneshoro News. The friction-match folks didn ’t get Congress 1o release them from puiting & revenue stamp on cach bunch, Thev may plead and protest Chicir tax as they witl, but the cent of the matches will hang round it 'still.—Loweil Courier. 4 Thurlow Weed did vot even know Bryant py eleht.” This s quite a coincidence. - We are in the same fix. And further, we don’t cven know Anderson by sight—and con’t want to know bim by a darn sight.—Norristowon Herald. onal—+Whar'll vou hae peen till, Tuzal ¢ Tx-:‘:.t:l—" At ta McTavishes’ funeral—" Tonal—* An' is ta Tavish deed?” Tugal— “Deed is he!’” Tonal—“Losh, Mon! Fowk are aye deein’ moo that never used to dee afore!"—Punch. 1 Monday, while one of our office boss was at work at his case setting type, a {l:llll;fleflzed bt}» o-bug made his appearance and began crawl- :‘:{. u;‘;zwward mr.p‘mm-." After getting in close proximity to the MS. he stopped and scemed to be deeply interested. It scems sl- most incredible that this bug could not wait un- il rsday to find out where the potato-fields :‘\!eTlho‘:mted’,- but. nevertheless, the above is a fact.—Avon Herald, - ¥ FINANCE Discounts and Exchange Remain Unchanged. ~ The Produce Markets Moderately Aotive, and Mostly Easier—Hogs Steady. Wheat and Corn Tarn Dowiward--Spot Oats Stronger--Yovement of Produee During the Week. FINANCIAL. At the banks business has moved along abont as f apything, rather more activity wasno- ticed in counter traneactions, but no more than the last day of the week generally brings with it. Foreign trade increases so steadily uud quickly that oue needs to be constantly on thealert to keep upwith it. One of the banks reports beavy and increasing shipments of butter and cheese 1o Eu- rope, while they are taking drafts against ship- ments of farm-machinery and wood work to New Zealaud and other Australian islands, the Cape of Good llope, Japan, .and clsewhere on the other side uf the Pacidc and Atlantic Oceans. These shipments are made direct, generally on through bifle, and show how decidedly cosmopolitan onr commerce is becoming. It is simply realizing what Tie TmincNe was ridiculed for predicting many years ago. Bank discounts as heretofore are steady at 8G10 per cent, the lower being the more usnal figure. Cull loans can be made at some of -the banks at 4@ 6 percent. - Of course aporoved collsterals are nl- wuys reguired in ench cases. New York exchanze was scarce and firm at 60@ Thc per §1,000 between banks. All except best customers are charged about 1-10 premium, To Iarge depositors par. The clearings for the weck ending July 13, 1878, Clearings, $ 271062 $ 285,561 Batances. 253,500 Total...... 1,005,444 §1,761,359 Corresponding 15,101,704 1,526,717 THE WEEK'S CLEARINGS. The Public. The first woek of the new hal(-year, masmuch as itis a period of large interestand dividend pay- ments, is one of especial interost as to bank trans- nctions. Last week, exchanges atthe ninetcen clearing-liouses werc only two-thirds of 1 per cent swaller thau those of the corresponding week Jast vear—~including for San Franclaco, as “usual, the Tust week of June, with the firet week of July for other cities. It eppears, however, that most of the increase was at New York, San Francisco, and Milwaukee. Nearly every other ciLy reports de- crease in exchanges, andin some {nstances the decrease excceds’ of approaches the decline in prices, Generally, the decreaseis smaller than the {ull in price of 'importantcommodities would “warrant, and for all cities outside of New York it isonly 6.5 per cenr. The followlng shows the amount of exchanges during the week ending Junc 29, at San Francisco, and during_ the week ending June @ at all other citics, though an ostimate is given for Clevelan: 1877 $345,022,066 51,511,008 03] 1 1978, . -$353.550, 231 107, 452 Loutsv1tl Plttsbur: Cleveland.. Tudiaunpol i1, 254 New Have TR $t. Joseph, 955 Syracuse.. T4 Lowell.. Total £521,700, 262 Outside 175,470,216 The Boston report is the more satisfactory vecanse it represents trunsactions at o chicf centre of in- vestments as well as of manufacturiaz, and indi- cates that therc has been 1o material 10ss in pay- ments of interest and dividends. Last year the payments at New Haven duriug the 8st half of July were unusually larse for some reason unex. plained, und tne exchanges this year, thoush of ordinury magnitude, suifer in Contrast. At St. Joseph, as usual. there s a very lange decrease, Swhich we sappose to he mainly duc 10 the diminu- tion in numoer of bauks exchanzinz. The return from Pittsnurg is so small ay to suzgest with un- pleasant orce the continued’ depression of the ‘much protected industeies of which thatcity is the centre. There are many manufacrurers there who want 1o know how it Is taut e of su calied ** protection ™ has bro CHICAGO JINING AND STOUK EXCHANGE. Sat ¥'s sules were as follows: Shn‘ 2 Seek Yo Farther (Black TIH1s). Seck No Farther. Seek Xo Fariher. o Sav e Sa: # Consohiared ) 10 Consolfdated Mica (New Moxico). " 160 provis Condolidted Mica (Vew Mexico) .. 10 I Nimrod (Ceatral, L 1o 10 X Cene 1400 i den Tunned (Gentral, Coil). 20000 150 ey . ¥OMEIGN EXCHANGE is steady ot former quotations, Viz., at New York and Chicago: Stxty days. Sight, ARG Sweden! Dennar] Unized States 65 of 31 1 nsof United Stat United stave: Cnited States new 54 of United States new 434s. ... Tnlted ted 4 per Unligd States currency GOLD AND GREENBACKS. Gold, 100%;@100%. Greenbacks, 99% in coln. LOCAL SECURITIES. 10 160 ma. asked, Chifcazo City 7 per cent bouds. . 1053 Chieneo Glty 7 por cegt sewrus T T Ghicazo ity ¢ er cofi wator laun(Goni) 107 108 Cook County 7 per cent bonds (1onx)... Lincoln City Rattway (South S| Gity Ltaflway (West Slde) City Eatlzay (North Shie; {eX div. 10150 1093 e 12z Chilcaio Gugltzhit and Coke CoMDINY. o+ vuer 170 Chamber of Cominerce.. =5 65, West Division Rallway T er coatd..vvs *105% “Audinterest. BY TELEGRAPIL NEW TYORK. NEw Yomk, July 13.—Gold, 100% all day. ‘Borrowing rates 1-64 till Monday and 1 to 2 per cent per smnum, and flat. Governments firm. TRatlroad bonds strong. State bonds quiet. The stock market was frreguler In the early deal- ings. Western Union, Lake Shore, Forthwestern, and Chicazo, Burlington & Quincy were strong and higher, while most of the other stocks were lower. In the afternoon the market was sweak, but towards the close there wasa sharp upward turn fo prices. The advance ranged from 14 to 21¢ wer cent, and was duc partly to the covering of short contracts by bears, Who became- timid on the result of the recent railway confercnce ot Saratog, which will causc a larze saving in the working cxpenses of the Vanderbilt roads, and mav lead to s new pooling arrangement between the trunk lines. The greatest rise was in New Jersey Central, which rose to 40%. Lake Shore was firm throughout the day, and closed nt 623 the highest point. _Michizan Central recovered at lose from 60% 'to G743, Western Union fell 360% and ralifed to $0%. Traneactions agereznted 102,000 shares. of which 4,600 were Erie, 1,800 Lake Shore, 7,000 North- ‘western common, 10,600 preferred, 13,800 st. Paul common, 4,200 preferred, 11,500 Lackawan- n2, §,400 New Jersey Central, 2,008 Michizan Centrel, €00 Western Unijon, and 1,000 Ohio. Money market easy at 1@2 per cent; prime mer- eantile paper. 3@A4. Customs recelpte, £208, 000 J The Asestant Treasurer disbursed §150, 000, Clearinys, 212,000,000, Sterling exchange, bankers bills, 484; sight ex- “change on New York, 487. The weckly bank statoment s a follows: Loans, decrease, Sv,305.900; specle, increase. $1,628,- 0600; legal-tendere, increase, S1,950,000; depos- its, increase, $359,480; ecirculation, aecrease, $301,800; reserve, Increase, 32,679,800, Thio baaks now Bold $23,253,025 in excess of legal requirements. GorenyuENTS. 10 New 4 per cents.... Coupons, 'A1.... Coupons, 65, ne 10-40. Teg... Coupons, '67. COupons ... o3 Gurrency 3. o1 sTocks. . 5034 Northwestern pfd. Maripoia. Maciposs e Adams Express. ‘Wells Faryo. American Express TUuited States Expre 39 " |D., L. Harlem. ptd A e . Teiigri Miclinat Centraisr-.. G4 Missourl Faciac. Faoamiaeeeen i, B! Talon_Pacide Lake Shore.. “1ilinois Central Cleveland & Pf Northwestern.. Tennessee 6s, old. Tennessec, new. Virsioin 68, old. FOREIGN. /s Loxnox, July 13.—Consols, money, 96 3-1f accoant, 6%, American securities—Reading, 19; Erle, 10} preferred, 32. 3 United States bonds—'07, 107X ; 10-40s, 110X ; new 5s, 1085 ; 4148, 106%. Paws, July 13/ =Rentes, 1151 40c. . COMMERCIAT. The following were the ltcstquotations forJuly deliveryon the leading articles for the 1ast two day, Friday. Saturday. $ 0.30 S 0.20 0 5,60 5.6 1.06, 963 84 o ity Py 14 Gy st 1 oo Shouilrs, oXed. . Short ¥ib, boxed Whisky... Wheat 1o #83-16 1z 483 The following were the Teceipts and shipments of the Jesding articles of produce in this city dur- ing the twenty-four hours éhding at 7 o'clock on Saturday morning, and for the corresponding date twelve months ago: Receipts. 1878, Shipments. 1877, Flour. brs. Wheat, bu., Corn. bu.. Oats, bu Liyve, bu, Barley bu... . Graseseed, ns. Flax sced. Ds. 1B.-corn, 1bs, meats. 1b: Beet. tes Beel. brls Pork. bl Lard, 108...... Tallow, 1bs ... Butter, 1bs....] Live hogs. No. Cuttle, No. Sheep, Nol. Hides, ibs. Highwines .| Wool. 1bs.. .1 Potatoes. bu. Coal. tovs. Hay, tons. et Salz,” brls.... Withdrawn from- store during Friday for city consumption: 5,721 bu wheat, 882 bu oats, 373 bu rye. The following grain was inspected into store 1n this ity Saturday morning: 12 cars No.2 red win- ter wheat, 8 cars No. 3 do, 2 cars rejected; 16 cars No. 1 hard wheat, 2 cars No. 2do, 1 car No. 1 soft spring, 12 cars No. 2 do, 4 cars No. 3do, 2cars no grade (59 wheat); 111 cars and 10,500 bu high-mixed corn, 3 cam new do, 5 cars new mixed, 323 cars and 23,000 bu No. 2corn, 147 cars rejected, 13 cars no grade (602 corn) ; 33 cars white onts, 32 cars and 2,500 bu No. 2 iixed, 4 cars rejected (00 onts); 7 cars No. 2 rye, 1 car rejected do, 1 car No. 3 barley, 1 car feed do. Totx] (740 cars), 341,000 bu. Inspected ofit: 3,201 bu wheat, 179,437 bu corn, 36,250 bu oats, 524 bu ‘The following were the receiptsand shipments of breadstufls and live atock at thls point during the past week, and for the corresponding weeks ending agdated: 54 a,242 B 2837, Recente— Flour, brli...... Whest, bu Rye, Bariey, B Live hows, Shipmiens— Flour, bris. ‘Wheat, bu.. Corn, bu. Qats, bu.. Rye. by Barley, Live Jogh 6. Cattle, No.... . 14,356 X ¥ The following were the exports from New York for the weeks ending as dared: Juty 13, 187N Flour, brls. Wheat, b e Corn Bu... 59,181 More about the corn-inspection g¥stemm of Baltt- more. The Alaska. laden with corn from this city, went to Erle u few days ago, and 10 car-foads werd forwarded to Baltimore, where it all inspected as **euil " corn. Encouraged by this, the owrer sent the remainder of the exrgo there, making 46 addi- tiopal ear-Joads, every bushel of whica was in- #pected *‘steamer.’ 'The corn was all of the same grade when it jeft this city. The leading produce markets were rather dull Saturday, und mostly tended downwards. Pro- visions. wheat, and corn dectined mazkedly, while oats and rye were atronger on sDot; bt casier for futures. Even freights were wes The weather was fine and appurently more settled, =nd the ad- vices from other points not guite so cncouraging. to holders, though little real wenkness wus in- dicatea ¢lsewhere. But the fecling bere was =0 bearizh that something more than no news was required to sustain prices, and the bears were masters of the situutio Domestic and forelyn ary coods were ordered in moderate quantitics at previous prices. Dusiness iz as 2ood as in past scasons 4t this time of year, and that is all tout can rezsonably be expected. Groceries were woving with fair freedom, und were generally firm. Sugars continue in laree de- mand nnd are etrong, and coffecs and rice were also liberally dealt in at fully sustained priccs. There was no perceptivle improvement in the dried-fruit market. the demund continuing light, and prices roling weak and variable. were fairly active and firm. ‘Therc was a quiet feeling 1n the market for duiry products. Prices ranged about as before, ruling easy. The demand for grain-bags was aguin reported ‘active, and prices were strong. Oils were ceneraily quict and unchanged, as were aleo paints and colors. Leather was inactive and unchanged. ‘Tobacco wes in fair request, and was firm, in sympathy with the re- cent slight advance iu leaf. Lumber w23 steady at the sale-Gocks unde®s falr locat inquiry, which ubeorbed most of the offer- ings. The yard market continues guict, ‘and prices are frregular, though most deslers claim to be ad- lering to the given hist. Wool was in acuve de- mand and steady. The larzer part of ihe wool gold goes directly to Eastern markets. Hides were quiet and steady. The trade in broom-corn and hay hes dwindled to the filling of light orders from the class of buyers who almest always boy from day today. Seeds were quiet. There is little de- mand for old, and it I= early to begin trading in the new crop, thougy timothy and flax are hoth otfered for future delivery. 'otatoes were in Jiberal sup- ply and casy. Poulitry eold at urmer prices, and cgpe were dull and weak. The offerings of green fruits were fair, and better prices were obtained for the fresh varieties, Lake freights were rather tame, and anchanged on Buffulo rates, corn to do being quoted at 1%c, ‘but easier to Kingston, the quotstion uncorn to that port being Zc. Room was taken for 20,000 bu wheat and 170,000 b corn. ‘Through rates by lake und canai were quiet and steadicr, at Gcfor corn and G3{c for whht to New York. Lakeand rail rates were quoted at 75@Sc for corn to New York and 9¢ for do to Loston. ¥ Tail freiehts were quiet at the advance of last week. They ore now quoted at 16¢ to New York 2and #1¢ to Boston. on grain; and 18¢ and 2ic to do on fourth class. Through rates to Liverpool were quoted at 40@42¢ in svecie per 100'bs. 1IN NEW YORK SATURDAT. July 13.—Receipts—Flour, 9,049 brls; wheat, 54,262 b; corn, 136,900 ba: oats, 31,315 bu; corn-meal, 150brls; rye, 9,300 bu: barley, none; malt, $.498 bu: pork, 1,025 pki beef, 1,740 pkgs; cut meats, 1,384 pkgs; lard, 848 phas; whis- k¥, 353 brls, Exports—Twenty-four hours—Flour, 9,000 btls: wheat, 138,000 bu; corn. 6,000 bu; oats, 3,000 bu; rye and barley, none. PROVISIONS. HOG PRODUCTS—Were falriy active In the aggre- gate, though at timee dull, and with the bulk of the trading in clianzes from August {nto September. The ‘market for hogs wasquoted steady, and Liverpool quo- tatlons exhibized little change, but New York was tame, and our market ruled cusier on the speculative articles {n sympathy. i The followlng s @ detalled statement of the ship- ments of provisions for the weelk, and since Nov. 1, 1877, with comparisons: For wees ending_ Since Nov. 1, July i, T, 1§ 3.361 Same ttme, Artictes. - Lard, other pkgs. Tiami. boxes.. Shouiders, boxei. Shouldery, tes. Shoulders. bris... Shouiders. plects ToRirues. DESS.can 185,121,233 114,040, 120,634,807 333,820, 149 1, 62,332,665 o the Cinclonatl Price Current show the packing since March 1 to date and latest mail dates, at the undermentloned places, as folluws: 1877, Ghicago... 8“{70(‘0 Cincinnati 79,000 St. Lonfs. 90,000 Miiwaukes. 17.50 it 112,000 71,131 7,069 Other places, approxiimateiy.. 67,000 Totals. 201,033,201 1,405,060 MEss Fo 7d active, under an i ‘yolume of offerings, and declined I2c per brl, closing 7 below the latest prices of Fridny, Sales were re- purted of $20 Lris Epot at $9.35: 12,500 hris seller Augcust at £9.2215@0, 0d 11,500 bris seller tember at $0.57550.475. Total, 24,520 brls. Thie mar- ket closed steady at_ $9,20%9.30: §9.2 seller Jaly: $0.27169.30. seller AUSUSE; and $9.40@9.32%% seller Seutember, LArD~Was qulet and steady, bt easier, closing 2i4c DEF 100 1bs below the latest auotations of Friday. Sales were reported of 50u tes geller July at §0.8214: 2 to3 peller AUFUSE At $6.873460.90z and 2,250 tc8 scller Septeinber 3t $6.075G7.00. Total. 5,000 tea. The market ciosed steady’ ut 3680160685 cashi: $0.624G 8.85 scller July: $G.875@0.90 seller August: - and $0.974 scller Sepieber. MEATs—Were in falr request, but chiefly on local ac- count. and steads, At former Quatatfons. The domand for exoort was Ilght. Sales were reported of 200 boxes shoulders at $4°60G4.62b: 140 boxes short clearsns £5.75@5.80: 1.220, 00 1b3 SHOrt Tibs at $5.60 spot (win- ter), and €5.37% do_ (sumimer): $5.40G5.45 seller Auyust: and”$5.505.50% seller Septembir: 100 tes swebt-pickled Diams (16 1bs) at9c: and 80 bozes lun:: cut hams at 955Go3c. The following were the closlpg prices per 100 163 on the leading Cuts: shaut- Short Landen. " Short Jers: _riba. “Cleary. © dlenrs. Loose, part cared...§4.45 Tioxed. 510216 August: Boxe Sepiember, boxwd.. 4.75 b 3 .67 Lom;: ciears quoted it $3.35100s¢ and $5.50 boxe: Cumnberlands, S%@6e hoxed: long-cut Luis, H@oid swect-plckled hams, 9G9%ge for 16 015 1 av- gea; green ham, 74GTHC for same averaxes; green shouldérs. sc. Tiscon quoted at S4@Sic for shiouliers. GRaKc for shiort ribs. G4GWE for short clears, D@10Ke for hams, alf canvased und packe GrEASE WS quiet UL IR EEMC. > BELF PRODUCTS—Were steady und qulet at $9.008 ¥ for mess, $10.00@10.50 for extra mess, and §21.00 @21.50 for hams. TALLOW~TWas casy at 83§@634c for clty, snd 84%@6c for country. 2 BREADSTUFFS. FLOUR—Was quiet, with little change {n prices. There was less demand, shipvers belng not anxiousto compete with local busers. Sales were reported of 150 brls winters, partly at $4,50: 250 brls spring extras, partly at $5.00; 250 Dbrls superfines at $3.50; and 25 brls rye four on private terms. ‘Total, 673 brle. We quote the market nominal at the close at $2.5063.25 for finc, $3.25@3.75 for superfines. $3.756 4.25 for extras, and $4.5065. 75 for double cxtras, with $8.00&8.00 for patents and some fancy brands. BRAX—Vas more active and-relatively atrong. Safes were70tons at $0.12%39.25 per ton on track, ana $0.00G9.25 free on board cars. ComN-MeaL—TWas casler. Sle was renorted of 10 tons coaree at $13.50 per ton on track. Omnke MisLsTorps—Were indcttve and nominally uncnanged. WHEAT—Way rather qulet and caster. declining 156c on spot and futares from the latest prices of Friday. Beerbohm quoted_cargoes a4 stroni in the English markets, but the advices from forelun points were somewliat contradictory. and New York was fully l¢ lower, that market boldie genérally quick to resvond 03 dowa-turn clsewhere. Our receipts were rather Tight, but the bulk of the shorts seemad to have been Biicd aiready. and the rest were. disposed to awalt the elTectof the more iberal Yecelpis of winter wheat, Which nre now expected 1o far eclipse those of sring wheat I the last half of this month. ~The weutlier was fine and warm. and very few people scemed 1o ar- ch fmportance (o the reports of damace from recent e demiand for export seemed to have dl 4, Jenving the market ltte better than a local “Seller August took the lead In the : it opened at _about 8ic. declin- cu to 88%c, fmproved fo Silge. and fell off to Seller Septembier sold at Sui§@snc. Seller the month was unoted early at which was als0 the e at the clote. Closing nL BUBC, 6c, Iater at 91%c. and closen ot 95¢, ‘price on cazh No. 2 pring. §pot sales were re- 'of 310 bu N0, 1 at s 19:000 bit No. 2 at 936 S5%e: 1,000 bu X0. 3 8t 87¢: 400 bu refected at G3c ani 1,000 bu by sample at 66ico0c. Total, 20.800 b JARD WiiEAT—Was vers quiet. with but little change tn prices, No.1 Minnesoia was nominal ag 99 bid aid 1100 dskied, 11 store. Salcs were 400 bu No. Uliard at $5¢; and 1,000 bu by sAmp(c at SLOINGI. 02 WINTER WHEAT—WaS 1n falf request. Sales were 7,000 bu No, 2 red, spot. at gic; 400 bu do at v3kc: 5000 bu do, seller the nionth. aL9lcs 5,000 bu do ut Yhe: 800 L No. 3 at K1gsic: and 1,000 bu 1o grade at 75¢ on track. ~Total, 19,200 bir. GORN—Was less uctlve, and rather weak, declining 1o and cleniae e below the tatest prices 0f Frijay, The Britlsh markets were steady, but New York tended downward. in sympathy with wheat. and Haltimore was fower on o smafler deinaad for export. “There uppearcd to be 4 £ood shipping demand here, bui. e news, and the fact of fine corn wewther fn the West, made futures weak, and buyers of 8pot took ad- vanisge of the situation {0 pay tower prices; they e succeeded (n azolishing the premium-on sot Xo.2 over keilor the mouth; 1t cloded ntd7scc. with oty & shade of preference for higli mixed. ~Seiler July sold eariy ac Ssci-declined to37¢. and closed a: Sayc. Seller Au- RS sold ¢ 78@Ne, closing at the inslde. Septemiber Tanged at 37GStse, SPOL Sales were reported of G2, - Goo'bu_ high mixed at d7@se: 1,200 hu new do it iges 1,400 bu new mixed at 4G se: 2,400 hu white red: 8,0.0 bY sainpie, nt 32GIILC o rirek 40¢ free on board eors. Tou. 327, 400 b, 10 at o tirmer early. and OATR—Were In fatr demand and for aftor New Tork came 1a weak, thouch ¥aot 3 d higher than on Friday, Aust wad firn u ‘ot demand, while Srpiember was essicr. and ‘qiletand tame, most of the shorts having Vo, cats were wagted to il afew ea's Of 0t torore 1o Arrive. and the mar- “The stock sertled. tracts. ond advanced over & i, . (b, rexespt sputand sclier the mos 1) were In reques: wna firm i the ahssne seliers, The new fuiares free and deelined avor O oy ut s, arccly mentioned. crop toiure, Garley wa & mber scid at €oie. and Getoder was quoted £3€. N0, 2 Was quoted ar4s¢; extra No. Fat at gDe: andy car of feed hroug) ns otainal ap i8S alid Auzust ar $vkc. Cash sales were ot 29c. reporied of 200 bu fer BY TELEGRAPH. FOREIGN CITIES. Special Dispatch to The Tritune. Liverroot, July 13—11:30a. R1.~FLOUR—N No. 2is. GRAIN~Wheat—Winter, . 1, 228 0. 1, 08 10d: 93 643 spring, No. 1, 03 1d; No. 2, 339d; white, No. 1, 105 4d; No. 2, 10s; club, No. 1, 105 9d; No. 2, 105 4d. Corn—Xew. Nu. 1, 23s3d; No. 2, 235; 0ld, No. 1, 273 94: No. 2, 2733d. ProvIsIONS—Fork, 493. - Lard, 365 31 Livenroor, July 13.~-CotTox—Firm at GIQE 9-16d: #ales, 10,000 Liales; speculatiun and export, 2, 000; Amer- July 1.~ PETE0LEN —2: Yere recelved by the vEBTOOL. July 13.~1rime Mess 'ork—Eastern, Hisy le: 5ids shove ar, 25 gds shonidern s e e L 30: 80 fritme mess hect, of Trade: L tams, G2, 5 na e biel, Rl extra India Mess, 105 g 458, Tullow, 373 3d. ml’:v:’w . duly. liL—-I.n'tll‘l:an.—'Wll:nt q{l(l,;fi.h::‘t ¢ s e Cargoes off eoust—IWh o pring, 434 Ge48s 6d. Fa'r strong; falr average No. & orae quallty of Amerlcan mixed corn for promat hfpment by sail, 21s. Weather in England ttue, LAt~ REoCargocs off coniz—-Wihent rather qulet. Cargoes on paseage—~Wheat ratner qufet. F: % NEW YORK. New Yors, uly 13.—CorroN—arket dul at 11 7-10 @11 9-16. Futures—July. 11-H@11.46¢; August, 1149 @1.500; September. 11.27¢: October, 11.13@1L.15¢; Nosember, 11¢: December, 10.75G10.76c. Froun—Qulet, bt stendy: receljts. 8,00 brss surer State and Western, $3.90G 1,35: conimon to good extra, $4.00@5.30; white wheat extra, S5.E0GC.50; Cxtra Ohlo, $1.0085.75: Mianesota d 55, e sicndy; Stare. Gic. s anged. Malt nom’ oot achanged: Corn active, ut lowers recolnts, ungraded, 416d7uc: No. 3, 45c: sicamer, 2. 456 White Westeru. $7cs rouud g5, ceipts, S0 btz No. 1, e amized do, m@c: white do, 263 ied State, w2asses white, S25E3IC. HAY—Firm and unchanged. HoPs—Flrin at 76G10C. - Guocexrzs—Colfee irms sales on prisate terms, Su- gar fitm: falr o tood refinine, 73166 7e. Molasses fuictund unchuoged. lice In' falr demand sud un- e, oL ecx—Firms: Tnlted, 024GS1.01; crude, G4cs Tetned, W34, TaLLow—Stesdy: HesiN—Steady an q d unchanged o : e ) suepas Agrer. and (o Grande Il ., and hieary welghts, 2021, TE RN ork frne e S et oo dy: Western long cléar m ; el Vinsky—S1. Ul T\‘i:—‘r?;,:—il‘-mm;f(m;eu copper aulet andunchanged: ke, 16180 fron, Ruvel 3 TGS 403 clinch, $4.25G5.25. T — Fiercé Fight with a Bear. * Taeoma (Washington Ter.) Jferald. Last Monday, the 13th inst., several youna men went out huntiug on Liorseback, and when near William Nelson's farw they suddenly came upon two huze bears. They fired upon them and succeeded in killing one, but the other ran for the timber and passed out of sizht, notwith- standing that one of the boys, Jobuny North- over, put four chargzes of buckshot into him at short range. As the bear scemed lilely to cscape, Adam Benson sald he would_ride around the thicket, \which was s short distance, and head bim ofL. Jie accordinely stasted off alone, acd reached the other side of the wood before the bear. He dismounted and tied his horse to atree, and had waited but a few moments when the infuriated beast broke from the timber and rushed for him. Hle fired two shots, but the bear was upon bim. ‘The beast rose upon his bind legs as Adam ased strack ot him with his rifie, and _knocked the weapon from his hands. Then with a stroke of his paw he felled Adam to the earth, knocking - him’ between two lozs, and commenced to bite and claw him. Adam held the beast from his throat by erasping him by the shaogy hawr on eachside of his head. He Is a powerful young may, but he felt his strength beginning to fail, aod 'he knew that bis only hope was in the knife that he carried in bLis belt. He let 2o of the bear with his right hand and reached for the koife, but found it ‘was rone. Thrusting the empty sheath into the bear’s moutb, he gave himselfup for lost. The bear was maneling the muscle of his arm in a terrible manner, and wouldsoon have killed him, had not Jack Barnes” dog Rover come upon them. The dog attacked the bear fiercely and com- pelled him to leave Adam, who managed to crawl upon his horsc and ride back to where the rest of the party had stopped to skiu the other bear. When he reached them he was too weak to tell them what had bhappened. His friends | &. carried him home, and on the way he managed to tell them he was not anxious to box witha bear soon aguin. The bunters went to look for the bear, but found that it had escaped. As Benson’s injurics are all flesh wounds it is thought he will soon recover, but he msy lose the use of one arm. ————— EDISON'S MEGAPHONE FOR DEAF PEOPLE, To the Editor of The Tribune. ‘WasmNGTON, D. C.; July 10.—I have learned within o few days that Edison’s microphoue or megaphone for people of defective hearing will probably be completed in about a month. With- in a short time a good many improvements have been made fo it, so that it really will be of prac- tical benefit to the afllicted. The form in which it is to finally appear is not the cumbersome one in which it has been exnibited in oue or two places. The jostrument as perfecied is to be similar in shape and size to a large letter-port- folio, which could easily be carried in the hand ‘to any public place. The sounds will be con- veyed by this instrument through a flexible tube to the ear. This same gentleman says that a person who is deaf, no mattef how deaf, pro- vided the orzus are not destroyed, will, by the aid of this instrument, be able to hear stage- whisters distinctiy at the rear of a theatre. 1 myself have bLeen permitied to sce an experi- ment by which one could readily hear the step of a fly on a plece of ziass! E.B. W. ————— b A JUNE SUNSET. Dear friend, "twould iive me deepest joy “To have you nesr me at this hour, Aud let the scene your thourhts employ Which binds me with its magic power. Far to he North in grandenr lie “The clouds with varied tint and hne; Like mountain-peaks they pierce the siky, And mingle with its changiog biue, Tigh cliffs, weird crags, decp chasms, are there, And forms unique, grotesque, and wild; . Rich tints, woft hucy, and colors rare Cause me to wonder like s child; White to the West, like phantom shiv, With tattered nils and pennons fair, The cbanging cloudlets rise aud di, Or skim with euse the banuy air. And, in the Sonth, fall many a fold Of fleecy white-cap, torn and rifted, Is yellow as the purest gold. Or white a3 suow when newly drifted. And towards the Enst, fn bold relief, A backsround to the rost is seen, | - Deep-black, like emblets of our grief, And lightly fringed with bluish-green. Oli! conld I paint the scene for thee, So thou mixhtst feel its wondrous power, Its grandeur and simplicity. I £nou that from thiy hapoy hour o winaing words could wake thy soo), O works of art e’er please thine eye, Like Summer-clouds and sunset's wold, When mingled with the mellow sisy. W. S. Ansorp. e A Verified Prognostication. New York World. [tis mot often that apeet with honor in his own country risks the loss of it by turning proplet, but in the following lines our fcllow® aitizen, Mr. Willism Allen Butler, really secms to have proguostivated the Vanderbiit will case. In his poem of “Two Millions,” published some ten veurs ago, he wrote: :Straight on the lawyer's cloar proshetic sight The Firkin will case rises 1nto light, Latest and greatest of the fumous canses About tust wills, their codicils and clanses. Tle sces the coer birds of prey who wait Around the carcass of the hage estate In the dim chambers of the Surrozte. Turee blky quartos stutfed witn the Droccegings, Ten leading buwyers crued With. ¥pecial pleud- nas, A hnndred witnesses on either side With cross-cxaminations searified. And wwenty doctors, portiy and persistent, With twenty theorics—all inconsistent. Bt fairest wifc of all, besides, he sees, A princely revenue of costs and fees. N rivi of lose, no client to be dunued, All the expenses cuarsed upon the fund TRIBUN N ORDEE TO Dooksellers and Statloners, 123 y-Sécend-at. S. M WALDEN, Newsdealer. Statloner, ete., 1009 Wt Madisor Vi A Jeweler, News. uer Lincoi PPERSONAL~INFORMATION CONCERNING THE 2 "Whereavouts of Miss Jusste Pattent or Sarab DO ixdestred by ber sister Sophm. Address W, R. LAY~ SLAN, 08 North Fourth-st., St. Louix, L-WILL GRANT THE ** ONE ubbath. ateer 2 p. m., at howe, LA YOUNG GENTLEMAN OF Cil- Ture will fench ultar (0 a prepossessin young lady in exchange far pfano fistruction. W 64, Triounc. ERSO WILL LADY GOING EAST ON KX Golpli-st. cars Friday morning please graut {nter- Adiiress X 62, Tribune uijee. SONAL-LATHROP: CALL FOR LETTER O van Burcnat. FLOGA L - TEI DE| TEAGSTINEN, 1T_1S CHEAPER than the Imitation. e rented aad e 4. New Demestie,Weed, Grover & Baker, Stuzzer Oficd\z=d South Halsted-st. g SA}.E—\V!TI! ALL ATTACHM n perfect ir,n Howe sewing WILLIAMS, Erle House, L and Clark-3. DI: S KEES TAKE NOTICE-A FEW MORE single-thread sewing-nachines speclally adapted for rapi sewing will e sold for $5 each this week vuly. lemember the place, 22 ‘f:u'." Adwns-st. § OT OF NICE SINGEI, DOMESTIC, WHEELER & 4 Wilson, aud other {nes belqw halt price, and warranted.” Loan ofiice, 125 Clark-st., lioom 2. NFS OF ALL KINDS, NEW AND secon w .o Tepatr all Xlnds cheap. Open evenlnss. J. 2, T THE GE: chan 1 w 10, corver Ene CRiL 452 West Madison-st. INGEL. FAMILY, MEDIOM. AND MANUFACG- Tory machines, latest fmproved, from $10t0'SI5 cachs all kinds second-tinnd machines. $3 Lo $10 each, a1 THOMPSON'Y, 293 sed: VW ASTED=X FIRST-CLASS "GAND “SEWISG- ‘machine; will pay cash. 2% and 26 Eust Van Buren-st. g BUSINESS CAIEDS. SPECIAL DETECTIVE OFFICE. NO. 44 EAS' Washiogton-at.. Room No. 21. “(iifice hours from §to11a m.. and from YORINSGN % Co., PHOTGERAPHETS, L Madison-st., lite 272 West Kandolph-at., open Sunday. . JVUES YOU WANT SOUR OUTHOUSE OR catch-basin cléaned. sead potal-card Lo JUSEIHT WOODVILL, 728 Weat Lake-at. Work dune sathsfuc- tory, and jrices to suft the mes. ) SPORTING GOODS. 7Ol SALE~A_VEEY FINE XO. 10 GAUGE CES- tral fire broech-loading shot-gun, with {mple- ments. J. i, FOSTEL, 58 Washington‘st. 701 SALE—$100 WILL FURCHASE A BILLIARD and pool-table, with t¥o ket of halis, and every- think complete. A. M. TRUESDELL & CO., 188 Denrborn-st. NTED—A_GUN_BREECH-LOADING. CEX- “rAt!:lEflDr; 100r 12 zauge, forward action locks, and In juod condition: st be & bargala for cash! Address X 48, Tribune office. (7T ANTED—ROV-DOAT—TWO OALS, ABOUT It ‘ Afezlzlamz. ‘Address X 93, Tribuae office, giving price, make. and present condition. AGLYXS WANTED. U GENTE_WE WANT T0 ESTARLISH A WESTERN AGE N ey Tor our sunscription boox: to an cxpert: enced man who wiil manage its Interests on the road o WI Eive 8 parinership. Address Lt L. UOWE, X'é0, 1ribune otce. .moaths: MUSICAL, T THE FACTORY, SPLENDID FIVE-Of S R SPECIAL CHANCE—\ BEAUTIFUL TON m 1yal To hews warmnted: only $190. It T. MERICAN TENO g VE] A S el N BT o Shanens double quartette: pay. volce-cultnre: SPLENDID KNABE PIANO, NE. " NEW, 2\ cost £650: willsei) for S210r balr cosb. Baanes 16 carnets. furiture, or groceries. Address X 67, (o ARGAINS—ONE VERT FINE T PIAN B it Tor S Rl Thiendia Uprizht, cost $425, for S5: a very dne 7- 0p_ Organ. been in use_but one month. codt S183, for 335; ama- L"l‘"’ennb:‘vc:“ sgv,';nrsl«; :dh"m orsan, cost $42 for 12 Every ane (n cood order, at 318 S $ %, KL}E{ C[lill_["l'- t 313 South Clark-st. MDELITY AND STATRSAVINGS BASKS TO0RS n 3 NKS DOORS and ciry warrants in trade for pi: T, SALTITG S5 200 267 Stateoats oo OFRIS. 0¥ SATR~7-OCTAVE_TIANO, CARVED LEGS, overstrung. ete.. $125; A great bargaln. Can bé USSER'S iano rooms. N0 T WILL GIVE G0OD BOARD AND room on ‘Wabash-av. Z 4. Tribune oflice. s DNE_NEW PARLOR ORGANS—3%0, S, seen. s 5 S50, $95, 'S100. _These have all newest and Improvements. SALTIN, 268 and 2o Stateare. JHALLET, BAVIS & CO.°S USRIVALED FIANUS. We have two of thesc superb : SQUALE GEAND PIANOS, second-hand. used but 3 shiort time, that we will offer . this week at §250a0d 235, W. W. KIMBALL. : Corner state and Adsms-sis. N OUR NEW STORE WE ARE SELLING PIAN and areans cheaper than ever. Have some splendid instruments Just received.and, havins purchased them far under yalue, will sell them' accordingly. Deaaciful oreans 4% $45 and upward: splendid plano-fortes, $150 and mpwanl: the Jargesc slock I chicazo: lowest Drices: Zoanintce with each. I T- MARTIN, 265 aad S 0 Oeaxs] FOR REST. iin%s) FOR saLk. 4 - _W. KIMBALL, corner State aad Adam: PIANGTO LENT-L HAVE A FINE STEINWAY ye‘“Evprl'{l'zlll“m orl will r\.‘fél ton ?fl\'un’-mmn l‘nr ane ur the tise OF K30, Can Tefer to. Address W 7%, Tribune ofle yoae ey TANOSTAXD OEGANS FOR RENT AND FOR -’ “Prices never wlow. lns and repaired. WM. K. Pl’()SSE‘;L "1?5 Srl';'mfn“ o ANOFORTES DY~ HARDMAN, LIGHTE & Ernst. Cable. New York Company, Martin, Waters, Steluway, audotlier makers. . K T. MARTIN, A 2 0T SMBE IANOS OF DIFFERENT MAKES SALE OX ‘easy terms, at warernoms of . W, KIMBALL. R e Corner State and Adams-sti. SMITH AMPRICAN ORGANS, TiE STANDALD orzan of the world, fur sale on Installments, If re~ quired, at wareroums of W. W RIMBALL, 2 s Corner State and Adams-its. 7[['{ NOR WITH A GOOD VOICE DESIRES AN EN< gazementin a church cholr. Address 41 Port- 1and Bloc) QU-HAND PIANOS AND ORGANS AT GREAT <& bargalns, on time paymenty, &' warervoms of W, W, KIMBALL, Corner §taté and Adam¥’ste. $I15 BLTs BEAUTIFUL-TONED BEAN-NEW D Le) plano, payable SI3 cash and $8 per month untll pald. ~Addriss X 86. Tribune oifice, ST WILL PAY FOIt A HANDSOME ROSE- P wood planu-forte, Nne tone, elezant case, garved legs sud Jyre. K T. MARTIN, 365 ana 257 ate-st. $925() TATABLE TN EaSy WEERLE oF DI monthly paymente wilt buy a magnicens rostwooil piano-forte, rich ang elezant case, heavy garveu logs and lyre!- I T. MARTIN, 286 and 267 ate-st. ISCELLANEOUS., - GENTLEMAN Wil WILL ADPRECIATE 1UN- £ “est nnd uprfght vusiness and connection with tecl partfes wonld Ilke to have_spgagement in otfice: refereace, and securlty giver X 35 Tribuac otiice. SOMETHING EVE Call or address in con- 13 State-st.. Room 7. R LADIES DURING CON- SMITH V. Bux A WONDERFUL, ARTICLE. marrfd lady sh have REDEUGS EOXCHES SOTHS. ASD ALL VERSIN exterminated by contract (warranted): examination free: artfele old. A, OAKLEY, 140 Washingtonst. Bus WANTED_FOR_THE MATERIALS AND ) “constriction of three boildings. as a whole or fn parts. C. J. MULL, 167 Washinglop-st. 5 C.\ET[())—- WILL NOT BE- ONSIBLE FOR any debis contraced by Mgk WL Loomi alias ra’Loomls. W. dJacison, allas N ISTENT WITH BAD. ear the ** Lone Star ONTESTMENT IS IXCO Jlv Slting shirts, To- diexa shirts, auall:y only £ cacy or six case you I every respect. Try Shirc Company, 193 Dearborn- T, 3L, opoosite Tosi-y (ALCRUNING TONEFOR $7 PRI EO0M: PATNT- Tnzand graining very ch work frst-class of no Address Z 76, Tribune uttice. v PRESSMARELS fack sewlng sil Florence Maching Company, 50 State-at. JINE CARPETS CLEAS LD OX THE FLOOT FOR hiriy dags at baif-price. Y 97, Tribune ollice. YORK DUNE AT THE LOW- ETTER, 158 North AND TAILOGS CAN BUY f a8 at haif price. JRIRST-cLass Hag cst figares, by MLS. P H THalsted-st. JOt ADTETIGE=X THoT WARY 4 WEERS GLD: light complexfon: healthys §2 South Peoria-st. [ ADIES' FOIMS FULLY DEVELOPED IS FOUR: 4 weeks: sunerfaons hiafr permanen’ly temoveds e, OTE-Atelies, 300 CFEptiony success: fully tréateds sray hair restored to s orlinat cobars hair blonded:” bildhess reifered. Any {ady wishioz co wvery profizable husiiess, requiriug sinall caplinl, cali ur zidcess Mis. KEANE, 353 West Madlson-st., thilsd dour. freckles, n TIVG A QUIET AND COMFORT- durlug coniuenient can procure the uily of o rehiabls physician.” Address T FECEIVED AT SILES Ao MO N FPRAVELING SALESMEN WILL FIND IT_TO thelr lierest t carry our lzht fine of samples with ce. AL SIZES AND Apfiy to COL O. i flouT. HALF-INTEREST IN Address, veating Hr. Woi. e . LIPPINCUTL. 0 WANTED-TO 1 retat or second-hand booature. MON FEET LLFOOT ¢ 1, 16: 8,000 feeo 0,000 fect £36, 12 foet: 173 cedar posts, 12 (oot 5 Inchies, ciear of bark. State Jowest price dulivered at or hear Central ¥ark. Address 263, Tribuss otlice. LU EBOY FEOM 1103 ANTED-TO AFIN Y A o b Bletorred. Address A%, Tribute oftice. TED—MIEROL PLAT bouts, eizher with or without framies. Ad ¥ 08, Tribuné orice. e Rkintiuie v S . 49Xa4, OR THERE- uress Tar for suie by yet attain Gnd_ will please you Bt Arst sights only the prise uf 20 orilinary culiar. and farsaperor to . I5ehing yet offered for sale i Chicagn. Price. 20c h, of &3 per doz. Largest ntock and fssortment in to select 1rom. Call and examins our Kouds: 1§ costa vou nothing 10 100K at thewn. * LONE STAR™ Skt Company. 193 Desrborn-st., 6pposice Post-Gitics Ot SALE—A FEW THOROUGHBRED BLACK Spanieh chickens, very chesp If tekea st ouce. Address W 74, ‘Trivune ofice. ALE—A SOUTIIERN SOCKING-BIRD; NO L . Cull Monuay at 633 Monroc-st.,. West . Slde. ;02 SALE—BUTCHERS. CALL AND EXAMINE our portabie fixtures aod fce-houses Lefure firting ap: tools and machinery of all kfods. MATHESON & 0., 78 West Van Burén-st. 'Ot SALE—EDISON'S ELECTEIC PEN. IN COM= et wndors Wil be powd by BUTTENS, LONG & C0. at auction ou Tuesday next. PN, 7OR SALE = A TIHOROUGHBTED ALDERNEY milch cow. Call at 652 Eiston- sy, = R SALE—-SALOON FIXTURES AND TWO POOL ! " tanles: price, $1.0m); 530 cash, balauce on pay- ments. WM. GALRNER, 142 Lasalle-st., 1005 4. FD ALE~-.) ORR SALE—100 FEET STORE FRONT FOR 13- O des i foars, ghavn, it Wourden colmas Compiete; can bis stea BT NOTheAst curner Biue laisnd- av, ann Twelfth-sf. i. TOMLINSUN, uorthesst curoer Frankiin and Congress-ats. i : SALE—YOUNG MOCK! BIEDS BATCHED Fuluafihl- 522; also, L-year-old tralned birds. Callac Rorthoast eorcer Morzan and MODFoc-8ts., week isys Bfter: OR SALE—A SMALL PLEASURE-LUAT, NEAR- O S0 Tt s 1 beats s beeo e a2 Meam yachis will sell for $40; can be seen at North-av. bridge. Inqulre of brigge-tender or at Spriacer’s frune yard, 56 to G3 South Clllll_on-fl. - It SALE-SELOEN & ADAMS. DEALERS [N coal, woor), coke, and kindling of the pest quality and lowest prices. Contracts made for winter delivery ent prices. Omfices: 1403 State-st., 3uy Cotage 2510 MILCH CO' LE—FIREARMS. CON platol, revolvess. Large consi and sprinAeid riffes fust recetved. COTT, Tvand 1 Raudol; . second Hoor. THOR SALE~TWO HeAVY SILVER-PL 1 100t Anow-cuse: alnile light of French giias the en- tire lepgth; cost 335 each: price $15 vuchs alw, EW0 8- foat walunt framé vhow-cases, SIS each; small outatds case $5: two handsome brary hapicing lamnps, §5 cacli these are ail bacgalas. 19 rn-ut. 0L, BALE-GooD. GNTELE AND ‘back. 3-barrel beer cooler, 7 saloon ‘tables, glais- ware, etc. : cash or puyinects. * 227 Fifin-av. :NTS WANTED_FOR_TNUNTEINS BOTARY:. .‘\Gfim;f-smn ‘meal siiter; 13 3 combipailon of eleven seful bousehold articles {n one machine: retail sad eIl Drice, 0 centd. 174 LaSalle-st., Chicazo. FATENTS. i RN R s s NTS-WE OFFER OGR PROTESSIONAL A e s curity Dateata in tnis eountry: caveating, contestiag interfercuces, arming rejecied spplications, preparins sssliuments and licenses, re- {seuing, advising on validity, scope, ard infrincements, orotecting esthetic “cevices, protectinz commercial G, Tradamarka, ltoct: 220 copyricnta. securing Tents In foreln Coaatriss, i e Pateson exclusire riabts. L. B. COGPLAND & CO., 70 LaSalle-st., i{oem 14, ZOOKS, K TON—BUTTERS, LONG_ & CO. WILL B herr Foraiay Vook sale Tuesisy next. at 3 Gielotk D. M., at 173 and 175 Randolph-st. 1ASH FOIT_DOOKS_STANDAED WORKA A TR Foui prices Boforeyou sell your Hibra: JALE—A 48-INCH BY 12 FEET TUBULAR ‘T, nearly tew, compicte, with full front grates and trimmings, chiegp. Also 3 lscomut{ve bolfer.about same capacity. HAY & PLEENTICE, 37 South Csoal-s ‘Ot SALE—OR: EXCHANGE FOR A GOOD DERIV- 1Ing horse, in Siurtevant vlower, In food Forking order,” W 51, Tribune otlce. OIZ SALE=A SIX-HORSE POWEL PORTABLE Ames engine. aimost new: will be sold cheap. In- qQuire at 135 and 157 Dexrporn-st., top £00F. TATE MAKER. SIZE, CONDITION, AND LOW- eat casli price fur any fArst-clssd me ding-machine you have for- fale. either new or secosd- = Ureas Z w0, 'n}unEUm:m TERY CHE. er, and drill. Cunal-st. AT TED-SECOND-HAND BTEAM POMP, 2 OR A VRED itte price, Adiress X 71, Tribuue oitice. WA ‘ED—A SECOND-UAND TUBULAR BOIL- Fo ne of . PENGINE, LATHE. IRUN-PLAN- I BV A b o Bout 12 feet CHAPLY, corner Madison aod Dearborn-sts. . aboat 40 Inches dismeter and 10 o st Y lonz. guaml“wudl’:lnn. Terms cash. * Address Z 60, TMEDICAL, Trifue opce. i SDEE. HAGN YSICIAN, | \A7ANTED-SHEAFS TO [:GY BT FOWER Ig,ix;‘,_;\lhgb}:‘rg"t.&.;gc;: FHEEELA W Sl G e ageare tros, ‘Aidreas X 41, Triduase