Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, July 25, 1878, Page 7

THE CHICAGO TRIBUNE: THURSDAY, JULY 25, 1878, =a = THE COURTS, A Batch of Decisions by tho Ap- pellate Court. Several Ponts of General Interest Passed Upon. Record of Judgments, New Suits, Bankruptcies, Ete. APPELLATE COURT. NELSON VS. THR C, B&Q ‘'Vhe case of Murry Nelson & Co. va, The Chi- tsgo, Burlington & Quincy Railroad Company {ovolved an important question of the right of sconsignor to stop zoods in transitu wheo sent to his consignee. Tho facts wero, In Urtaf, as follows: In 1874 Murry Nelson & Co., commie- gion merchants, of this city, made aa arrange- ment with Richardson & Bon, country grata merchants at Streator, by which the former wero tw supply tho necessary funds to enable Richard- ton & Son to buy grain aud shipit here, tobe sold for Nelron & Cu.’s profit, Uniler, this arrange- ment larze’quantities of grain were bonght and ah!pped, Richardson & Son drawing drafts with bilis of Iading attached, on appellants, aa faxt as they sbipped. Sometimes, however, the grain purchascd was kept in the warehouses of Richardson & Co., and at such tlmes the drafts drawn were accompanied by warchouse receipts of the Richardsons. About the 20th of October, 1875, the Richardsons owed Murry Neon & Co. about $5,000 on ae- count of advances, and the latter, be- coming fseatisfed, ecnt on an agent to compel Richardson & Son to forward the grain evidenced by the warchonse recelpta they had tssucd. The agent, on teaching Streator, sur- rendered tho warchousfreveipts he held, and Joaded all the cars be could get with grain from the Richardsons’ warehouse, the owners mak- Ing no opposition. The cars not being suill- tient, he telegraphed for and obtained four nore, which were loaded and consigned to Nel- Baturday, the 2 of October, the First Nattonal Bank of Streator caused to be gntered up Judgments by confession judgment ootes, and {nimediatcly pro- mred executions to bo fsaned, and on the Monday foltowlng the property of the Richardsons’ waa acized on these executions. The same day of the selzuro, the Rivchardeuns’ drew a draft for $500 on Nelson & Co., attached to ft a DIM of Ioding of the crain fo these four tars, fretted by the Chicagu, Burlingtan & Quin- zy Railroad, ‘and then tad the nuto discounted at the First National Bank of Streator, dack- ton, the Vice-President of the bank, procured the executions at Ottawa, aud, on his return, In company swith) =a Deputy-Sherltt, be was met on the tralu by Hichardson, who Informed them that he had drawn a draft ou Nelson & Cu, and attached thereto a draft fsened on the Streatur bani. On reaching Streator, Juckson aud the Sheriff xcnt to the freight office of the Chleago, Bur- liagton & Quincy Road, and there, with the as- sent of the Hichardsons, caused the bill of fading td Nelson & Co, to be canceled antl another to delssued tod. G. Wilson, the Cashier of the bank. ‘The execution was then levied on all the property of the Richardsons. When the grain arrived in Chicago, Nelson & Co. eemunded it of the railroad coinpany, and on the latter's refusing to deliver they began a replerin sult, but were defeated, and appealed. Justice Murphy delivered the opinion of the Appellate Court, and sald that the question prerented was to whom, ns # matter of faw, the iain in the four cars belonged on ite arrival In Chicago, The Importance of the question was Sar beyond the amountinyolved. Tho habits of the people and course of business of the ercat commierefal centres made {t of the utmost t:n- portance that the rights of consiguor and con- stznee should be dcfuitely and clearly under- ftuod, As the evidenco showed, Nelson & Co, had been constantly advancing money on the faith that the ichard- sons would keep thelr agreement, and tcud on the grain purchased. All the grain in Wwarchouse at Streator had been bought with the money of Nelson o& Co., and they were the equitable owners of it. It waa dificult to seo ou What principle of reason or justice a taw could reat which would permit the conatnor, a(ter that time, to again assume posscssivn and. aapeopeiae it to his own use, t hud beew urged that a consiznor might, at avy tino while goods were In transit, change the consignee or otherwise direct a disposition of the oroperty aevording to bis own will ‘That was unuoubtediy the fact when the consizn- Ment Was toa factor without Interest in the Property; but when goods were consigned, us in the present case, to aconsignce who had advanced the money with which the goods had been purchased, and {n pursuance of au orlginal agrecinent tu 80 consign them, the question be- cameo very diferent one, and would nut be controlled by rules entirely epolleable between parties differently sltuated. If Neison & Cu. hud made no advances to the Richardson. the latter might at ony tlme before detivery bave changed the destination of the grain. The Vank, by its Vice-Prestdent being present and participating in the scheme tor changing tha consignee, was in no better attiude to dipute thu tight) otta Nulson & Co. than were the Richardsous, Indecd, the facts seem to bear on their face the suggca- tion of collusion between the bank and the Kichardsons by which 8500 of Nelson & Co. was tu be mado to’ pay $500 of the Indebtedness vt Richardson o Son. When a consignment ware) once mado toaconsignes who bud advanced mongy, a delivery toa common carrier amount- ed tog delivery fo the constnec, and froin the tne of suctrdellyery the right of the couslgnes Lecamo vested, and it was no longer the prov- fove of & couslynor, os fu an ordinary case, to thange whe destination of the property con. elzned, When the property in auch a case had been delivered to a common carrier the ttle of a consignee thus acquired could not be divested or tupaired by any act of the consiguor, He ton & Co. having made advances to the Rich. srisous, in puratiance of an arrangement to that tifect, tu a targe amount of money {u excess of any and all grain they had received, when the grain fn question was loaded on the Itullroad Company's truck at Streator, consigned tu Nel- son & Co,, the rights of the latter to have the praia come forward and be received were fixed. dhe bank, moreover, could claim no bighur mightaorequitices than those unjoyed by the Kichardsons, because it was in possession of , buch Knowledge as would buve put it ov ine quir ‘he Judgment of the Court buluw would, tuerefure, be reversed, A BTOCKUOLDER'A LIABILITY. A question uf autne tinportance was decttod by Judge Batley, of the Appellate Court, tn thu case of Hunter va. Riley, It seems that J, A, Hunter, a tawyer of the Chicago Bar, subseritiad fur $1,000 of the capital stock of the Chieawe Transfer Roitway and Clearlng-Huuse Company, Ula object being not any prospective tut divi- denls, but to enable bini to be appaluted Gen- eral Solicitor of tha Company. Hu was elected Directory and then obtatned the coveted nusition, Ho pald $150 cash on bis stock, and made auagrecment by whch the value of any legal scavives he mitt perform should be credited on the amount due on hls stock. Under this gzreemcnt he did’ render services worth at Teaat €850, the amount unpald on hie aubserip- tion, “Lhe eume day ke subscribed fur his stock, Kiley, the appelice, made a contract to dn cer: tain grading for the Company, and, nos bein pad tur his work, subsequently began suit tyaust the Compuny, aud obtained Judge ment. The Cumvany's property was seized under execution, und — sold, but it Tvulized only @ sinall part of the amount due Under the judgment, and Riley theu brought Gitt sguinst Hunter to enforce tls personal Slatutory Jtabliity as stockholder. under the screnteunth section af tho act in relation to in. corpration of rallwaya. The defendant sought to olfeut or set up as defeuse the value of his services ty the corporation, but the defense wag held bad, and fudement for S40 rendered agaiust him, froin which be appealed. Judge Bailey ald, Io deviding thee: thatthe decison depended on tho proper taterpretation w tue Beyentecuth schon, Which declared at Each stockholder shall be held individually liable to the creditors of such corpurations to an amount Pot exceeding the smount unpaid on Hock beid by bli, for apy aud all dedte aod liabilities of ‘such corporation, uatht tho whole amount of bettie wtock Ueidby bim sball bave beea ‘Tuo appeltant insisted that the Hability was Merely ous to pay a creditor the unpaid Lalance Of bis subscription, while appeltce claimed that It Wus a personal Mebility, weasured only by the Muouut of the subscription, aud Independent of fe lisbility to the corporution. If the furmer Kitcruretation was true the appellant was en- tied tu act up bis services ed payment, ur as fctoll avalust the claim uf appelles. If the latter juterpretation was correct, hls ltabiity Nua Independent of bis liability to the corvora- vu. ‘The latter Juterpretation must be beld to bethe correct one. It was a liability frow the ‘Pocilant as u aubscriber to the capital stuck of ws sailway Cunspauy, directly to thy creditus, nd did not cuter into ur form part of the aa is Of the corporation. ‘The pavinent tu the {tery tierefore, was not w payment of the Ue ‘due iudebteduces of appellee ae erued before the Iceal services wore ren- dered by tha appellant, so that at the tine the indeblednesa scerned there was an unpaid bniance te tite Company. ‘The right of the appellee then beenme vested, and no 6ub- geqitent acts could divcat that right. Jt was also claimed by appellant that the proceeding ame whith the pronerty of the Company was sn! transferred to the purchasor the very fund which tha appelice wan aceking to reach. the Ha- Dility imposed by statute was the iability to pay the creditor the subscription, that position mirht be a sound one; but as that Habllity was, on the enntenry, additional to and independent 4 aid balance. the sale at the arsets of Fre eeemtbn Inno way atfected, oF eeuld af- feet, the right of the creditor to avalt hitnself of the right to recover. The judginent of the Court below would, therefore, be afllrmed. ; Tus POWRRS OF CHANCBRT IN cheDiToRe’ BILLS, the enee of the Potladclohta Fire-Insar- oe Company vs, tho Central Nattonal Bank and others, decided by the satne Court, a ques- tion of practice was raised a6 to the form of action against certain insurance companies. It seemathatin January, 1875, the Central Na- thonal Bank recovered judgment for $4,773 against A. K. Norris and the Norris Planing- Mil & Lumber Compans, and, failing to find property with which tosatiaty theexecution, fled acreditor'’s bilt, Some of the nroperty it was songht to reach wes a planing ruil standing in the name of Mra, Norris, and pending the {ti- gation the mill waa destroyed. It was insured, and the !naurance companics were subsequently made partion to the creditor's bill, and it was sought to make then pay over in that form of action the amount they owed the owner of the mill. The instrance ‘companies appeared and urged that they wonld not be deprived of thelr tight of tefal by jury, and that the prover furm to make them responsible was by action at law. The Court below, however, entered a decree against eavh company for the amount due on Ita policy, and the Companies appealed. ‘The Appellate Court, Judge Butluy delivering the opinion, said the princinal error urged was as to refasal of the Court balow to refuse to remit the question of the lability of the Ine surnuce companies ty scourt of law, 49 of Chap. 2% of tha Revised Statutes of 1874 provided for the bringing of a creditor's bill to compel alcavery, ate., and for w decree to com: pel payment of the amount due vut of the property discovered, Althongh = creditor's DL was a bill for retief, yet the rellef seemed dependent on a disenrary. When at answer to eich # bil discovered assets, a court could de- cree A satistaction of the judgment, but where tho anawer denied the possession of as- feta, the anawer ould nut be and @ art allowed = to — procead try the traverse und grant @ decree if were found. If fraud was charged, a Chaucery would obtaty. jurisdiction to the persons charged with fraud, but re to the per fons agninet whom uo fraud was alleged and po. other, eroand of equitable relief was sown beyond an allegation of possession of usaate of the judgment debtor, aud the anawer traversed auch allegation, thers wes to ground on which the bilf could be further maintained as against such defendant, Jn the present cage, the Court of Chancery, when it had discovercd that much, should have declined to proceed ugalnst the Insurance companies, they not belng cuilty uf any fraud. The proper way was to lave a Re- cefver appointed, have the policics assined to pas anid then have the Court authorize him to 1 the necessary sults at law against the traversed and Ineurance companics, and the proceeds could be Gistributed by the Court of Chancery. ‘The lutter had done nothing by which they could be sent to a court of equity fortrial, Ther were guilty of no fraud, and could not have their right of trial by jury taken ani The judg- mentof the Ccourt below would therefore be reversed. OTHER CASES. ‘The Court also delivered opinions ia the fol- Jowlne cases yesterday: 37, Miller va. Hoard of Education, Affirmed, ‘This case involved the question as to the legal- ity of the'Rosrd of Education. The suit was to recover the back rent, amounting to ow: ing by Milter & Doolittle, os lessees of dock property on the South firanch, near Harrison street, which belonged to the Schuol Fund. The principal defense was that the Board of Education was not a legal cor- poration, and could not bold or lease property. A demurrer was interposed on the pround that tho Iceaces, haying accepted the lease, were estopped from calling in question the title of their landlord. The Conrt below decided in favor of tho Board, and the Appel- late Court affirmed the decision. Judge Pleas. ants was to give the reasoua for the aflirmance, but he remarked that it was some time altce tho case was considered, and tho facts were not sufilciontly free in his recollectlon, thus lcay- lug {tin doubt as to whether the Court passed on the legnlity of the Board or only based tho Ucelalon on the doctrine of estoppel of @ lussee to dispute the title of bis landlord, 143. Allport vs. White. Alftirmed, 188. Haucock vs, Bradley. Afilrined. 163. Dunton vs. Chamberlin. Reversed and remanded, ‘This was a suit by Simon KE, Chatn- berlin againat James Dunton to recover for certain plans and epeesfications preparcd for the defendant. [tacoma that the residoute of Ar- Houlton Heights, with « view of enhancing the valuo ft thelr property, opened negotiations with Mbssrs. Sigwalt, Peck & Co. to inauce them to remove thelr foundry to Arlington Heights, Dutton, as one of the Commuted ap- polnted to raise subscriptions to bulld s found- ry bultding, visited Chamberlin and asked hin to prepare pians fur the foundry, telling him that it would Lave lo be gratuitous work, and explaining the wholo scheine. Chamberlin pre- pared the plans, but recelving no pay sucd Dun ton personatiy, aud recovered judgment. Tho Appellate Court beld that Chamberlin had failed to make out any case, bis testimony be- {ng controverted by that of Lunton, and re- versed tho judgment of the Court bulow. IN GENERAL. HOLLISTER & UONtAM. Tho Bankruptcy Quurt was: accupled all day yesterday in hearing argument upen tho po- tition of Hin F, Hollister tu be made a party to the bankruptcy proceedings of Selden HM. Gor- hain. eter to March 2, 1576, Hollister & Gorhain were copartners, At that date the firma was dissulved, sud its assots conreyed to Gorham, who went on with the business until about the Jat of May, and then went into bank- ruptey. His indiyidusl creditors have proved claims aguinet bis catate to the amount of about 31, the most of which is due to C, T. Gorhaw, the bankrupts father, aud Hollister's petitiun te tlled wt the instance of thd creditors of the old ftir, for tho puiose of having «othe individual = cluins —aagaluat Gorham excluded from: sharing his assets. ‘Thess are large, ainuunting to over $60,000 In cash, and the lawyers aro having a lively acrimimaye over Ite dlatributiun, Objections were Med against the grantlog of Hullister’s petition by the bankrupt, aud by the individual craditur, Charles T, Garba, At the adjuurn- Journment uf court the argument waa not cou- cluded, and the matler wii occupy the greater portlun of toalay. Orrin Skinner appears for the hankrupt; dudge Sawrence aud John J, Herrick for Charles T. Gorham, and Bf, W, Fuller and Mr. Lyman for Iolilster and the Oran creditora. ITEMS, Judges Modgett and tiny are In conrt daily, The Appellate Court will probaldy sajouro next week. They lave only Jour cases undis- posed of, UNITED STATRS COUNTS. Ficld, Letter & Co, began a sult yesterday spulnst Wilttan Henry Siultt, Collector of Cus> Lona of the port of Chicago, to recover $1,000 back duties alleged to have been illegally col- lected, ‘The , Northwestern, Mutual Life-Insurance Company Med a bill against Jonathon A, aud Marle A. Kenulcott, A. i. Haldwiny, Trustes, D, ¥, Fiske, Wo H. Morne, and the Unlon Mutual Lite-Insurance Company to foreclose a mortgage Jor §10,0W on that part of Blocks J and 7, in Ly- man, Larned & Woodbridge's Subdivislun of the N.W. fof the N. BE. 3g of See. 11, 38, 14, Dlencpg at o point onthe north line of sal Block 6, 40 fect west of theN. E. corner of sald block; thence south, parallel with the east Mune of suid Biock 6, 100 fects thence weat un o Nine parallel with the north line of said Blocks 6 and 7, S27 Icet; thence north on 3 line parallel with the east Hue ot safd Block 6, 1 feet tothe horth hive of said Bloci: 2, una thence east onthe Dorth Mne of sald Blocks 6 aud 7, 27 feet to the place of beginulog. DANKRCPTCY MATTERS. Edward Templar, a druguist at No. 218 Blue Istand aveuye, went into haukruptey yesterday. is secured dcbty ure $7,500, aud the unsecured 2,905. The asacts consist of ad atock in trade aud Axtures worth 92,402, ‘The casu was re ferred to the Hextster, and Frank Schrage Was appointed Provisfonal Assignee. usephs WW, 8. Horne, a dry-gvods merchant at Moline, in bis schedules shows bis preterred delta to bo 3319, aud bis unsecured $16,475. His assets couiprise: Cash, $100; notes, $300; stock in trade, $5,000; Oxturcs, $140; aud oped accounts, about $300. Inthe case of F. W, Bachmann, an order was made for the pale of the stock of to Wood- ward, Ward & Cu, fur $1,775 « A discharge waa issucd to Samuel L. Brown, Georges W.Campbelt was yesterday sppoluted guee of Harlan Pare; Charles D. Lusk for George Gilbert; K. E. Jenkins for George W. Kiubark. ; ‘ ‘The creditors of Geokge Kubnen yesterday ac- cepted a composition of 15 percent, peyable in thirty dave, é Tho election of an Assignee for A. A. Wis- well waa postponed to Rept, 24. Assignees will be chosen at 102, m. to-day for Philip Larmon; for Menry A. Chambers; for Hiram McKenty, aud for George tH. Hess. The first dividend meeting of Holtstander, Randall & Daniets {s act for 3p. m. to-day, SUPRRIOR COURT 3M BRIEF. Charles Stein filed a bill yesterday againat Michael M., dosephing, and Cfeorge MM. Gern- hardt, Willlam Kolze, Elias Greenebaum, Trus- tee, and Henry Greenebaum, succearor in trust, to foreclose a trust<teed for $1,500 on Lots 67 and 68 ln Moorman’s Addition to Ublcago, Jagan G. Wilson filed a bill agalost 2, L. Per- ry, Teuetee; W. I. Landreth, and Elizabeth Landreth, to forecione a trast-deed for $3,000 on Lota 9 and 10, Block 48, of the Cana} Trae- tees’ Subdivision of the W. 3¢ of Sec. 27, 80, 14. CIRCUIT COURT, James L. Newman, Adoiinistrator of Joseph Newinan, bewan a sult in trovor against Emily E. Caldwell, claiming $2,000 damages. Edwin Walker filed a bili against Georzo M. High, Trustee, Fannie E. Carleton, and others, vw restrain the sale under truat-deed of certain property mortcared to High to secure a note for $20,000, dated May 20, 1873. A temporary injuuction was issued, 8. C, Davis filed « bill against Simon and Eliana A. Mears, B. E. Gallap, George M. Pull- man, aud others, to foreclose a trust-aeed for $5,800, made by Simon and E. A. Mears, on Jona on Michigan avenue, near Thirtlesh etreet. J.J. Mahonoy commenced an action in tres- pase against Patrick J, Sexton to recover #10,000 damages for damages sustained zaly 20, 1876, bv the falling of a scaffold at the Coo! County Hospital, white plalntif? waa painting the building, and by which fell be was in- ured. Charles H, Diil, second, Med a bill aatnst Lacy M. and Thomas 0, H. Smith, D. H- Hllta, fi, D. Bassett and others, to furoclose two Mortgages for $6,000 and §15,000, respectively, on Lots 7, 8, 9, and 10, in Wilson’s Bubdivision of Lot 1i, fn Peter ffughes’ Subdivision .of « part of the 8. if of 8. W. X of Sec. 4, 14. a county count, ‘The leading objection argued in the tax cases was tothe South Park spcceinl assessment of 1872, which had been oxteuded on the levy for 1877. I waa urged that the Park Commisaton- ers had no authority to make a special assens- inent, on the ground that the Constitution acted aaa limitation, and only authorized the cor- orate authorities of cities, towns, and villages fe make assessments for local improvement, ‘tho Court held that tho Commissioners were, under the Constitution, corporate authoritics, and overrulea the objection. Another objec- tlon disposod of was In reference to for- felted ‘lands, io which Mr. Roby contented that the law autborixio the forseiture of lands to the State for the non-payment of taxes was unconstitutional because it did not provide for trial by jury. The objection was overruled. The South Park and Llocoln Park objections are expected to be disposed of this week, aud Monday the city cascs wil) come up. CHIMINAL COURT. Ubartes Williame pleaded guilty to larceny, aud was remanded. SUDOMESNTA, Sursnron Cocnt—Conrrssion! ya. Sarah Ana and Charles How A 0.1L Horton, Heceiver of the German Savings Bank, vs, Hobert Clark and John %. Itaffen, 2, 080.0: —Philip Kuasel ve. Charles Minke and tleke Minke, $168.45,—J.C, Sigmond vs. Jobn C, Schinidt, $102.70. MARINE NEWS. BUFFALO. Borrato, Joly 24.—Chartere—Batk salt to Chi- cago, 30c per ton; coal from Sandusky to Racine, 0c per ton, and iron ore from Kacanabs to Cleve- land, 60c per ton;ccalfrom Black Liver to Chicago, 400, Clearances for twenty-four houra ending 8 p. ms Props George King, Marine City, Empire Stato, merchandies; Waverly, morchandiso; Ialeigh, Chicago; Bt Loule, merchandise; Duluth, Egyp- tian, Marquette; atmnr Pearl, Put-in- Bay; echra F, C. Leighton, B: anton, Detroit; Porter, 1,400 tons coal. Milwankeo; Atmosphere, Lyman Caney, 1,000 bris ealt, Totodo; William Young. K. Winslow, Chicago; New London, Cleveland; Frang Sigel, Detroit; fl. 'D. Root, Tawas, Vasncla passing Port Colborne Lock for the twenty-four Lours ending at U p.m. the ud: Weatward—Prope Ania, Kingston to Sarnia; Can- ada, Montreal to Detroit; L. Shicklana, Bontroal todhicago. ‘Tug Metamora. Culline Hay ta Sanit Sto, Marie. Barke Pulaski, Fair Haven to Baginaw City; Blozing Star, Fair Haven to Detroit; Mont- gonery, C! jutte to Chiceyo; Emerald, Kingston to Sheboygan, rig il. Rovey, Klugston to 'To- Jedo, Barges Prank tussell, ff. Hensun, George dianiy, Collne Hay to Bauit de, Marie, Nehte Che dine, {amilton to Cleveland; A. d. Hewer, Fale Maven to Detroit; Coesack, Vatr itaven to Iturons M, Doud, Oawego to Chicago, Fastward-Barke Siberia, Toledo to Kingatont Mary Jane, Sheboygan to’ Kingston; Hartford, Chicaxo to Kinuston. Achra Helle Mitchel, P, MM. ol, Cuok, Chicago to Kingston. discharged at the clevator--Bark C, J, Wella, Chicago to Buffel NAUTICAL MISHAPS, ‘Theachr A. Rust arrivod at Racine yeaterday with a broken furenoom. * The echr North Star had bee matnsail badly split 4n Saturday's blow, and put into Muskegon. The cook of the achr I}, F, Bruce ts reported to haye fallon ovorboard off Forrester, Lake Uuron, ou Monday night, and drowned. ‘The pump of tho tng Binck al broke down last evening outelde, and the tug Jubnzon towed the disabled boas in. During the blow on Saturday night the scow Mon- tor had hor foremast carried away at the head, She was recotving a new wast wt Whtie Lake at last a . an, bound down from uperior, sprun leak, and was towed to retary from the Saute by the steam-barge }» Hackett, The osertiow of boiling tar on board the echr Jessie McDonald, at Kingston, recently, ect fre to her, aud ict cabin was damaged before it could bo extngutaned, ‘The sctr Pensanker, in tow of the tag Crawford, Tan iuio the achr D. Jt Martin, at Kighteenth Atreat, last vvoning, and aniushed the tattoc’s davit and taffrall, ‘I'he Pensaukee led hor stera allghtly dawaged. ., LAKE FREIQHTA, Grain freighta wore active and steady yeaterday at tho old rates, Hngageinents wero made for 30,000 bu wheat and 410,000 bu com. ‘To Buffalo Tropa Canisteo, Blanchard, Ballentyno, schrs Antelope, Hayes, Pensaukee, Sage, Sueldun, and D. Vance, corn 2}c and through rato; echt Golden Fleece. wheat at 1x40. ‘To Port Colborne—Scur J. ©, Crawford, corn on private terms, At Toledo Tuvauay cheriers were made on a haste of GRo anit Ge per bu ua corn to Montreal, wheat to Hrie al yc, oats to Cleveland at 1yac, aus wheat to tntfalo at lye,’ ‘The sebra Advance, Mury McVea, and Duohem were chartered yesterday to carry lumber frow Frankfo1 tengo, all at $2.12 per 1.v00 feet. ‘The E. it, Blake was taken at 00c for jums ver from Muskegon. In Tn Donnelly $1,087. 80, — The solr H. A. Hichmond brings tamber from Saqiuaw to this port at $1.76 per 3,000 feet, ‘atce from daytnuw to Budalo Monday were Snd to Cleveland $2,124; Bay Vity cu‘Ton- % awanda, $1,341. ‘The dchr K, M. Davidson brings coal from Os- Wego to thls port at Uc free on buard, PROPOSED CONVENTION OF VES- SUL*“OWNERS. A promloent veascl-ownor yeaterday Informed a Free Press reporter Chal, in all probablllty, nothing further would be dune toward huldiag a Versel-Own De Yention af Haftalo Wil after the Soh of this month, aa shat ef chosen by the Managers af the Fall: ford Ines Interoated gor their nesting ab baratoga. Jt a the intenlien of the vessel inen to aw! action of the rallroa Hlonate rates on f huahagers ty regatu to establishing srupe abiitshing yrupure HS nt Bor te eatera gene Pe Vevsel-ownersat thls port have not been cam. municated with on the above matter, so far as Jearned, but one of them laformed the wrlter yea. terday that if the Buffalo, Clevoland, and Detroit owpers mado satisfactory arrangement Chicago ownets would no doubt go into it. There aro ore Liere, however, who think that no sstiafucto- pgement can be made with the ralleuad imag: — AN IMPORTANT OPINION, Lord Young, « Scotch law Lord, bas thrown out of court an action raised by the Anchor Line Com: pany to recover from Livy's Association £1,000 damages in respect to thelr having expunged the steamship Califprola from the Class Al, The Callfornia is an awnlng-decked steamer, aud Lioyd's Association, ct tho beginning of last year, tesuvlyed to expunge from the Class A 1 all such yesscls whoue owners should uot adopt a losdline, to ve marked on the outside of the ships. I Lordship held that this wi olution quite with- jon to ar in the dutics and pow be Ausocial make, and that their registration of a particul: Yeerel at apy particulas time did not bind them to Tetain the vessel On the register, without regard to apy future requisements which the Association molghteve Gt to make In the intereste ct public safely. PORT HURON, Pont Hurox, Mich., Jaly 24,—Dowa—Props Ruanoks, Commodore, Newburgh, Crusader and raft, slsine and consurt; achre J, C. King, J. ‘t. Cord. Up—Propa Pacific, Marine City, Meyflower, Will- fam Cowie, EB, B. Isle and consorts, B. D. Cald- i achza Cornelia, Amsden, Eaca- Neganuee. d—Southw Kentlo; weather Gos. Four Huwox, July24—10 p. m.—Passed up— Veop Youeulte, Alaska and consurt, A, A. ‘Vurwor and targss, Arizers aud baryed, Nashua: achra Marcopola, J. 8. Miner, Admiral, If. N. Tod- man, Down—Props Bt, Jonn, Roanoke, C, Mulbut and consort. Wind-—Sonth, ight; weather fine. THR WAR OF TITE TUGS. The movament of vesrels {nto port yesterday was very ght, and the Independent Line tnge did abuat sil the towing. Last cvening ten of the As- sociation tage Isy to the north'ard and rs mang morn to the eant'ard waiting for tows; and «ome of them had been thera twenty-four honrs and sbont all of them were '*ekunked,—coming in without tows. And yet the managers of the ciation tugs think 1% good policy to combine and endeavor to shat ont the tage and force yesnel- ownora to give them a litheir towing under pain of aying fail tariff rates when onte(de towing oniy Bitiven them, As things look at present, there will be no dividends declared by the Aseocistiuns this year, THP: CROSSINGS. Capt, Meckenzie, of the United Btatos Rngi- neers, fo charge of the Lime-Kilns improvement, with headquarters at Detroit, bas isaued the fol- towing: ‘Sealed proposals in duplicate will be re- cetved at this office anti! 3p. m. of Monday, the 10th day of Auguet, 3878, for continning the Im- provement of the Lime-Kiln Crorsing of the De- trot Itivét. For information upon the rubject ap- bly tn person at this office.” The work at the dangeroun Croxsings will thas be detayed for ao in- definite period, a fact to be regretted, BRIE. Special Dtepatch to The Tribens, Ense, Pa., duty 24.—Arrivale—Stme Winslow, Daluth; etmrtdaho, Dulnth; prop Philadelphia and sche Allegheny, Chicago; ache Jenny White, Toledo; eche Exile, Marquette. Departures—Stmre Chins and St. Lonts, Datuth; achr M, Stalker, Delroit; schr Detle Stevens, Bay City; sehr Jenny White, ‘Toledo, ‘hoschr A. G. Morey shipped an extra crew, sod, with the pumpe working, left for ‘Toledo tht morning. TNE CANAL. Bamerrorr, July 24.—Arrrivale—Orion, Mar- seiltes, 6,000 on corn; Mayflower, Peru, 06,100 ba corn, Cleared—Dolphin, Ottawa, 98,445 ft lumber; Norway, Dopne, 105,116 ft Inmher; prop Kin, Hrowes Kentnes Feeder, Tn bristone, Co” W158 Bniporrorr, July 34—10 p. 11.—Prop Mohawk Paties Hankakes ender. 3, ba corn; Belle rance, ut coro. Cleared Onion," bateailen, 01,009 feet lumber, MARQUETTE, Spectat Dispatch tu The Tribune, Manquerre, Mich., July 24,—Arrived—Props Baperior, Cormorant, W. M. Wileon; achre San- dusky, Charles Wall, Frank Perew, Sophie Minch. Clearod—Prupa Oear Townsend, Il. B. Tattle, Rrporter; wehrs Ed Kelly, George £ly, Sandueky, "Passed down—Prop Japan. MILWAUKEE, Boectat Dixpates to The Tritune, Minwauxgs, July 24.—Recelpte of wheat, 62,- 480 bu; oats, 7,800 ba; corn, 1,200 ba; rye, 720 bu; barley, 300 bu; shipments of wheat, 44,100 ba; oate, 3,600 ba; ‘wheat fn atore, 610,000 bu Frelhte are quoted at 1%c fur wheat to Buffalo, NAVIGATION NOTES, cmioado. ‘The new prop Conestoga did not reach port yes- terday morning, os expected. Yesterday was about as quict a day in the harbor a bas been experienced this scason. L. N, Craig ie the new owner of the echr Biack- hawk, be having traded a farm for hor with L. L. Barbour, The tonnage of the vessel ie 144, and she was boilt tu May, 1862. ‘The echrs Charles Ilpbard and Eclipee wore in drydock yesterday for an overbeuling, and the barges Contest and Eldorado were drydocked tast evening for ropalrs. ELSEWHERE, ‘The steam barge Coral bas been repaired at Do- troit at a coat of $2,500. ‘The scht Mary Battic, aground at Peche Island, was gotten off Tucsasy morning. Jotin Saveland has fibeied the sehr 8} it Mit- woukes. for an unpsid supply bill of $34. Work on the stone superstructure of north aed pier at Milwaukee will be resumed thts wee! The echr Watchfal ts to have a now deck, new plank, new stanchions, bulwarke, rigging where needed. etc. She ta at Detroit, ‘he Captain of the echr Florida was robbed at Day City a few nights agoaf over $100, while aalcep on his veosel, It ts roparted that $300 is to be pald the Cana. da Wrecking Company to raise the stmr Clara, which sank at Windsor recently, The Prescott Telegraph says the N. T. Company 8 cuate raised the pay of {io Captains: to $50 per month. ‘The achr Comanche, which ran oground near Mamajnda Light Monday, was reluased by tho prop Lake Breese. ‘The Cant tug Jesse willbe eta. toned at Windsor, and the Prince Alfred will look alter ibioas! ci ene ee bh at ie prop Vymouth, which was ran aground in Bt, Clair iliver with a'uote In her Bow, war, pulled off stter (he injary was repaired, and proceeded down with her barge. Capt. George, of the ache Mary Taylor, picked up an anchor weighing about 400 pounds snd about 140 feet of chain {n the middle ground of Brighton arbor, The schr Gertrina, which Capt. Poterson has been engaged rebuilding for sone thme back at Menokaunes, wav Iiunched on Wednesday Isat, Bue fs about thirty-five tona burden. Detroit tug-owners want tu wake eome combina- tion, but don't do it alltheaame. They had better avold bigh-salaricd officers and expeustye head- Qoarters, when a couple of good agents will do. The Captain of the schr Aunie, from Chatham, wua overpald fora cargo of woud unloaded at De- frolt Menday, and a Justice of the Peace ordered the craft to be held, which was di Tue United States suit Perry w: from Builato to Tonawanda to prevent any disturb. ance between dock laborers and employers durin; the striico at that port, ao the Bufalo Axpreas a! Monday states, Ina fow days 6 party of surveyors in the Gov- erument employ, under the comnatd of Engineer KE. 8. Wheeler, will ge to Sandusky to estabiish a base Hue near thet piace on Lake Erie. Another party in at present workiuy on Lake Ontario, Detroit Sewe? A'certain cood deacon who dab- bles tn boating matters a iittio ance ina while this moruing lustracted the News reporter that be might say that one of tho world's people standa ready to wager $500 that the Al cannot beat the City of Detroit, - This means business we bope, Varticulers at this office. ‘ot only hae the tug Crusader been adtd to Mr, i, 4. Hunce, but the management of the Gladi- ator and Kate Bloffat has been trans Ue Is now encaged in exiricaling the troubles. Both boate are latd up at Sarnia, The prop Baffalo, for tho Western Transports: tion Company, now building at Clevetand, will b finished abunt Aug. 10. Iter ongines are in. por tion, with her two boilers un her main deck, di fering in this respect from most boate of the class, During the fecal year cuding June uO, 1877, 200 patients were under treatuent at the Manna Hospital at Detroit, and in no provious year did thy Hoapital coma an pear ta being setf-enpport- nz. ‘Tho aamber of putients from time to tine in the Hospital during thy eeal year ending June, du, 1978, wae 252, —. PORT OF CHICAGO, ‘The following ote the arrivals and actual sall- Inge at thie port for tho past twenty-four houre, endlug at 10 o'clock last night: . BIVALS, Prop Messenger, Uetitou, ausietes, State atret, [roe stare Fok. Hotfand le By. trop pra it. Owen, ne age ann, Hichr Jenste Lind, 7 Suu, Bae exoo, titers North avend cur Wolverines Gtaci flaven, lumber. sud fegkese” r, Muakexun, Iuinber, Chicago ACTUAL SAILINGS, rant, Pentwater. 1h Schr Annie Tam! Ser Lilie Pratt, ber Guldlug 31 Behr Malu, 4 Hugalo, grain. Manisto, zhi equi, Ieat. eo Litys Hitt, uakeduu. Habe, Dizun, Couuel's Pler, light, Geax, Manisten, 1atht, betr Ban J, Davie, Pe Vrop Vth" Rutenain, Gutta: Bele ds Di: Parent, Maultywac. yeticy Suakexon, tyht. Prop Mary Gruu, Hollaid. bebe charley ttuieird, Ld) Behr Cy of Toledy, Alinayet Bone it Cramturd diuskecun, ight, Peur Jessie Pualitpa Mauitowiws ist. rebr Rilzs Day, Mugtegan, tte tour Four Hruther trp Lewredce, Scbr Eclipse, ARRIVE To-DAY 7 5 Prop Dean ittohas is CAeteta, prop t.W, Saved, prop Lradats prop sicacagers tt PPoP Not General but Capt. Alles, Naw Yor«, duly 13.—Tv the Editor of the Now York Tribune il you please correct the im- preeslon that ls abroad that tha ** diles ? who s duiug such good and cifective work Ip Idaho wud Oregon fs Geu. Mites{ ‘The latter fa at bis pust, Fort Keogh, BM. ‘I, aud at leust G00 wiles om the scene of operations. The ono to whom credit should be given is Evan dlilvs, Cavtaia Twenty-Urat tufantey. Gen. Miles ts too good saovldicr to wish to be credited with services that he never performed, and Capt. Mites should bave full eredit for whut be is dulng. W. W. Dovonsgtr, First Ligutenant Swenty-secoud Infantry, Such Is That Which Is Pre- nted in the Following Statementa. Coming from Parties Whose Word Is Above Reproach, and Who Are Wholly Disinterested. And Furnishing Oonvincing Proof that the Article Testified Of Is Most Worthy, The Mysterions and Wonderfnl Power of the Holman Liver Pad, Nature's Cure by Absorption, The perfection of any invention {5 always a matter of public interest. Still more fs it auch when it fs deatined to confer benefits upon the world. Nearly every one has heard of the Holman Liver Pad, but comparatively few have been aware of {ts marvelous bealing power. In order togive the public some tdes of what the Hol- man Pad {s accomplishing, we eelect the follow- Ing from our private correspondence, giving the date and {nitial of correspondents. The oriy- {nal letters can be seen atuur office at any time: MA. BD. SCHRRMBRMOLM, of the U. 8. Express Co., Chicago, said: When any of our men report at the office with agne, I tell them to purchase one of Holman’a Pads, and guarantee to return them their money If it does not effect a radical cure. I have worn one of the Pads, and take pleasure tu recummend- Ing them.'* ME, J. 3. 8. WILSON, Supt. Western Union Telegraph Co., Chicago, said: “I bave worn one of the Holman Pads, and recommend them to any one stffering trom bilfousness, dyspepsia, or a doranged or torpld liver." MA J. WARELER, of the Peoria (I11.) Transcript, said: “£ pur- chased one of Holman’s Pads for my wife, whu hud suffered for years with Hver complaint and constipation. It effected an immediate and sat- isfactory cure, I then procured one for my mother, who hal an watcd case of dyapep- sia, Tne Pod afforded instant retlef, andl now declato my wife and mother permencoily cured, and the Holman Pad did ie MR. J. H, HURLDERT, of the Chicago Board of Trade, said: ‘"1 was troubled for a long time with fever and agne and a dicagreeable cough. 3 purchared a Liver Pad, and my cough soun disappeared. I have bad no return of the cuills, and by the simple use of the Pad I am now a well man.” MRS. KATH MITCIELL CLARK, wife of the ft Clark, of Chteago, are with a disordered , aud enlafcement of th When I first weot to the Holme 134 Madison-et., [ was weak. emac hopeless. I purchased a Spleen Belt, and am now able to walk several miles. Ifecl like a new women, ‘This ts what the Wolman Liver Pad did for me.” Oswroo, Ti., July 3, 1878, Genta—I denire to say that forsome time pant T have been watching the effect of your Liver Pad, andam faily convinced of ite merits. Iam an old pbysicisn, laving practiced medicine over forty years, At preaent lam fearaling, and fee every day porsons who would be benefited by the uec of f po our Pads and Plasters Please inform me by re- urn mail the prices of both Pade and Plasters, I am very respectfully yours, DBS Mesara, Batca & Manley, the General Agents uf the Livee Pad. are located at No. 1:14 Madieon-at. Theit Ladies’ Department ie presided over by « lady thoronghly conversant with the requirements of the Pad, naultation free. = d ——— OCEAN MAIL STEAMSHIPS, VIA QUEBEC, VIA BALTLYIORE. PABSAGE all classes between principal points tm Ameri it Jowest rates. ccommodas a Unexcelies Three weekly Batlings each way. th £00 to Eau; Intermediate, $44 gold. beer: are, B24 curren: ‘bhortest Hea if feet Disclpi migrant acd Nteerage Passengers, throurd toall pulnts at epeciai rates, Apply to ALLAN & ube Gen. Agents, 7 caEO STATE LINE. — NFW YORK TO QLASUOW, LIVERPUOL, DUBLIX, DeeP ART. LONDOSDELIY and the Paris Kxpusttion cy. wate, Buperior Blips, Expertencedor. ped Crews. Balety ihe Goveriug RIATE OF INDIAN ursday. July 26 BEATE OF LOUISIANA... + Thursday, Aug. 1 First cabin @0v and 875, according ta_acconimoga- Hotura tickets at reduced tates, Second Cabin, #45. Heturn tickets at reduced rates. Steerage.ai law: eatratics. Apply to AUBTIN. BALDWIN & C eral Agents, ACh, Mau ANCHOR LANE MAIL STEAMERS CIRCASSIA, July 27, 8 pm) ANCHORIA, Aug. 13pm. DEVONIA, Aug. ‘9 ati OTA Aut. 17,8 ann ec wy EFT ‘New Yurk to London d ELYSIA....July 83.78 mm UTOPIA.....,Aug. 7, noon Cabins #55to Excursion Tickets ai reduced raies, in, £40. Meaeraqe, B2p. BROTIEMS. oo Washington at, National Lino of Steatnships, SAILING TWICE A WEEK FitUM New York to Queenstown, Liverpool, and Londen, qlekets Gtrequced ratte.” Sicefage:'gs, ystialge edu Great Hiritaln and Iretang, Neraes oe mation apply to CUNARD MAIL LINE. Salting three tmee a week to aod from Iritiah Ports, west Pricas at Coinpany's Office, northwest corner 1 Chica, Apply Clark and Jtandol ph. 2. Beals DU VEWNET, Ueueraf Wontern Ageat North German Lloyd. ie Btcamers of this Company will sall every Ratur- day tro ivenion Wer fatal Rhied street, floluwen, ir o—From New Yurk to southampton, llavee, and Bremen, Oret cabin, §uy; secon nie 60u, sul yeteerage, B00 curren end pamage sPv' 19 snowing uieen, HANARUDALS £00, New York. SRMILYE & CO., BANEKERS, 16 and 18 Nassau-st., New York, DEALERS 1N GOLD AND U, 8, BONDS, Buy and soll on Commission for Cash or on Margin, all securities dealt in at the New York Stock Ex. change. Interest allowod on doposits, aub- joct todraft at aight. _. EXTRACTOR BERG. LIEBIG. COMPANY'S EXTRACT OF MEAT, FINEST AND C1 ery FLAVOURING BTOC SOUPS, MADE DISHES AND 5AUCKS. LIEBIG COMPANY'S EXTRACT ) weer 1d 9 be x Medical Journal,” &c. CAUTION, — Genuine only with the fee simile uf Barou Livbiy’s Signature a Live Jak across the Label. Gowramption ta Kngland tnercascd ten- fold ts ten years. LIEBIG COMPANY'S EXTRACT OV MEAT, To be had of all Sturckeepers, Grocers snd Chemists. Sule Ayeuta fur the United Staten (whulesate aly), U. David & Go., 43, Mark Lane, Lon lag Consonant BEAUTY: OR, THE — Secretofakair Face. An Item of Interest to Every Lady who Desires to be More Beautiful : than she now fs, * Onfortanataly not one woman fn a hundred, eub- fected to the whims of an American climate possess ea that basis and starling polot of real beauty—e pure and clear complexion, ‘What nature haa thus denfed, art most be eatled upon to furnish. It ean be done; it ia done daily. Prof. W. T ragan placed beatty within the reach of every un- jetsed daugater of Eve when be discorered thet surprising article known in fashionabiecirclos es the tens accrnt of beauty, and called MAGNOLIA ‘The Macworta Datst tea anre device for creating @ pure and Hooming complesion. It conceala all natural blemishes in the most eur prising and effective manner. Tt removes all roughness, erapttons, redness, Dbotebes, freckles, and tan with magical power. Tt drives away all evidences of fatigue and ex- citement. Tt makes tho plainest face beautiful. It gives the complexion a dazzling purity and makes the » face, aud arms appear graceful, rotund, and plump. It makes. a matron of 35 er 40 look not more than 90 years old, and changes the rustia maiden into a caltivated city belle. ‘The Magnolia Balm removes ali blemishes and con= ceals coery drawback fe beauty: and, while st i as harmless as water, i t7 09 Ufe-like tn us effects that the closest observer cannes delect tte use, Ladies who want to make therusclrss attractive abeolute certainty of it by using Tiaoar'’s Maoxorta Date, and we know of no other . It is the cheapest tion in the world, Tihiage tooaldeccds and say be bed at aay Geog FURNACES, eating § WPentilation FInT CENTENNIAL PREMIUM EXHIBITION Boynton’s Furnaces For Mard or Som Coal or Wood. 78 Styles and Nizen, 30,000 IN USE. RICHARDSON, BOYRTON & CO,, MANUPACTURERS, 84 Lake St., Chicago, Ills. ~ EDUCATIONAL, CHIGAGO FEMALE COLLEGE Morgan Park (near Chicago), Kegina Taeaday, Sept. 10. 1878. Preparstory and Colleyiate Departnrents, an Optional Course: alo Graduating Course in Music, Drawing and Painting, Specialties.“ For Catslogue address Oy THAYER Brea. Morgan Park, Cook Co,, Hll., or si 77 Madteon-st., Chicago. MORGAN PARK MILITARY ACADEMY. attractive. Euucational {actives unsur passed. 4 begins pert & INTs. For fuil fofermeden send for le to Mur x, Cook Co. TL % 7 MICHIGAN FEMALE SEMINARY, Kalamazoo, Michigan. ON MT. HOLYOKE PLAN. A Behoo! for the higher education of Young Nea atin shorougn instructiva combi tention to whatever retates to com Twelfth year commences september 8 ‘Terms $175 8 year for hoard, tult! fuet, Ughts, and fur- Siahed ruins; £118 tu daughicia of clergytuen: | YOF c address Miss JEANNETTR FISHER, UNION COLLEGE OF LAW, CHICAGO, ILL. rententate aeac, ee week pif ne Benes 1 we 93 Dearbora-st., Chivagu, ML TUGHER EDUCATION FOR LADLES, PITTSBURGH FEMALE COLLEGE. Elegaut Buildings, Eight Departments, Twenty-three Teachers, Thirteen Teachers in the Conservatory of Susie con- nected with the College. Charges Jess than an: Selo ihe EPuited mu ni aulva end wrenunt ; Keud to Her. GREYLOCK INSTITUTE, Prepares Boys for Iustneas, Sefentifie Schovl, ut dege. | The leading private school 1n the Kast, ed by fia present alta Inez, Kali wes aiarves * MILTs, Ay ML, Principal PENNSYLVANIA MILITARY ACADEMY. CHESTRIL PENN. —Opans sept. 1, struction ta Clvit Engiovertag. the ¢ Hah. | Fur pariteulare apply iS are 2 Thorwugh fn- atone and & Twitcor rs) K mice af the Tremont House, ar to Col. ah. Institute, Kesh tru besine sch 1. the Annual He Ista contsings Hat of the graluates fur tl years, «1th their pusttivns aley course of Quirements fur sdinialon, expenses, A and Day school for Young Ladies and Children. Pelightrul uration, home care, and thorough Instruce toa." For eatalonieg aditreas . Aish GIACE P. JONES, Principal, furs known as Lekealda seminary.) A Hoard: fH . COLLEGIATE AND COMMERCIAL “INSTITUTE. General Russell's School, New Haven, Ct. 44th year, xf fiexe, Rclentite Sehasha tor buatheas ‘al trainiu, a ay by milltary ta toformation sent Es Maplewood Institute} Ff, XoUNd Lawies. Known throushont the West fur tte great beauty uf location and Upeney, Instruction. Address Revs. CLV, BrRAl RBAY tincipala fur prospectus DEME. BEND DEEKDRILL On, for Miustretes __._ SUMNEM RESOWTS, = PIGEON COVE HOUSE, Pizeog Cove, Cape Aun, Mass. Opeo Junel._ ‘Thi Ove of the picasantest huuses on the New Ei Coast, BMitH. 4 &. 8. ROBINSON ) KitirrEn MOCKING-BIRD FOOD, Gold Fb, and aquaria, whole: tale end retall at Lis Dit Btore, 137 CLARK-ST, FAIRBANKS, MORSE & 00, 11 & 113 Lake St, Chicago, Be carctultobyy only vic Genuine, A oe MCVICKER’S THEAT RIS ONR WERK ONLY. SVERY RVENING THIS eRe snd SATURDAY DUPREZ& BENEDICT’S Famous, Gigantic Minstrels, The Favorites of the world, tn « choice sefection of re fined roinetrelay, NEW AOCTS. NHW FACES, —Pricer—25, to, jatinge, 25 and 50 cta, HOOLEYS THEATRE, LAST FERFORMANCRS UF CLARA MORRIS AND TH UNION SQUARE THEATRE COMPANY, MIN Thle Bead: 3 ntvation. — Monday, Jit! ation—fiatry Hopinson‘e Sh tue old-time favorties, Arlington, Cotton, and Ketni ia inatreis and 1a, STEAMER FLORA, eof excursions for th’ x rire unmet brides a Site enftor Joly ureda) vanston at 2:90 p. a Wunyon the [ake ab 7-309. tu. ee Fetes at Tigay. daly 2uy on the fake et 2:90 p. m. on the Take day. “Joly 27, Water-Works Crib aad Lincolm Progremi 30 p.m. A by chartered b fiver Bar Pie: ined Park eC. A Frsabire Giath be Tirown's Saratoga Brass and String Dands on bosr: ‘are to Ws wan aod return, only $13 all other ror trips, 3 cel PROTOGRAPHY. Photographer ,, 15 MADIEON-ST., ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF TRAIN FExrtaxation oF Rerxzencz Misraytoareey exer, *Sundg, u Tiege iy excepted. 4 Mons OGICAGO & NORTHWESTERN RATLWAr, ‘Ticket Omces, 62 Clark rt (fberman House) andat | Arrive. ePactfe Fast Line... sStouz City & Yankion......, ay kz. vis Clinton @bubaque D eDabadue Night Ex eta ton Sone, @Umal ub Express .. ‘m: asious City & Yankton | 30am. aFreept tockhd & Dabigne 2 ra Tee] tt Siilwaee Fast States Milwaukee species --Saadape| Milwaukee Eapreaycrs essen . kee Paasen, Hileatee Dancnser Hreen Day E ta Express GGeneva take hanrem ers Poitman Hotel Cars ace run throngh, between Chi- ago and Cou £098, 24 Council Dinfts, ‘oa thetrain leaving Chicsza PPPOPSPESPEB SD 237 p533839333783 22 Noother rosd rune Poliraan oF agy ether form et cao. . Uotelcars weat of Chicago, g—Depot ramer of Wells and Rinzie-ste, b—Depot corner of Canal and Kinzin-ste, CHIOAGG, RURLINOTOR & OUTROY RATLRIAD Depot f Lake-st., Indians-av.,and Sizteeath-«t, sn and Sixtecatuate. Ticket Omices, 39 Clark. Mendots & Galesburg F-xpress. Py Ottama de Btreator Rxpress. . kford & Freaport Expres. am. Dubuque & Blour City Express am. lc Fost Bxpres om, na ra am. pm A aasengur, Sin utors Passenger, . é fitener's Grate ecard bim Freeport & Dubuaue K: ‘omaha Night &: Texan Fant &) Nanaaa City xpre ress * Pulls Dining-care and Pullman t 1 Sieepin: are run between Chicago and Omahaon the Pacloc Express, OBICAGO. ALTUN & BT. LOUIS AND OHIOAGO KANBAR CIT’ jun epee Welt sige: nett ait, ee snton D near e Univentyranirdvets Vickes Oniees 423 hasdcfousst 4 Leave, $13:20 p.m. © 9:00 8. m Kansas City & Denver Fast E Ft. Louls, Springfield & rex Movile @'New Orleans PE. 81. Louls, Byriugteld & Deorta, Hurlingtan j Fast Ex. Keokuk Expres Chicexo @ Paducah Hit Streator, Lacon, Wash'tou Jolter & bwight'Accommd: CHICANO, MILWAUKEE & ST. PAUL RAILWAY, Union Depot, corner Madison and Canal-sta, Tleket ‘Oftce. G3 Sduth Clark-st., opposite Sherman Mouss, And at depot. Milwaukee, ‘Wiscons) J*10:108. m.|* 4:009. om. * B:COp. m. /*10:45—. ma, Day Bxp: Ocouomow fson and iowa TORS. + Wisconsin & Minnesota Green, May, Meveos'Folot- asd Ash _tand through Wight express. pm. It 7:00am All traiaa run vie Milwaukee. Tickets for St, Pant hod Minneapolis are good cliner yle Diadivoa and Prairie du Chien, of vi ertowa, LaCrosse. and Winona. (Euro cea AAD, at. went y- . Depot, (ker ogices 11 ftanduipheat.. wear Glare turdey night runsio Cent aly. 8On Seturday night runs to Peoria only, MICHIGAN CENTRAL BATLROAD. eet eae iark-oiy soutbeatt conten or es dsinks Groud Pecthe Hotel, eudat Palmer itouser x Leave. Artive. (via Mata and AtrLine)...¢ 7:a rm. Epress.... Oe, th, Aci Ou p. mi. |°10:30; Atlante Kxuress (dal 45:19 p,m. |) A200: fev:o0p. to. |Fee:45 am. PITTSBURG, FT. WAYNE & OHIOAGO RAILWAY, Depot, corner Cana) and Madisun-ate Ticket OMces, Ciark-st.. Palmer Mouse, acd Grand Pacitic Hotel, ve. “Arrive, patlend xpress acioe Krpress.. Pet Ie Hts, 008 of Mt ry i car ach Clarkest a Pala rows, Grand Pacing, and Depet (kx posit Butidi Leave. “Arrive, Morntog B Fant Liners neces Morning Mall—Ol4 Jt 18. +, N.Y. & Uostow Special Kx. ini estat PITTSBURG, OINCINRAT( & BT. LOUIB & B (Clncinnat! Alr-Jine and Kokomo Line.) Depot corder ot Citulou aud Carvullceiy Wert Side, Depart. | Arrive. ; crite gaa oy Ea (OTE SL Gepoe cotarror vain S.PACTETO, RATLEOLD dice, Sd Clark-st, Sherman House. 4 Davenport Express... ‘Omaba, Leavenw'th Blah kaoress Alimeasis on Oo Cars, ot 73 cents caco. ects CHICAGO & EASTERN ILLINOIS RAILROAD, “Danville Koute,” Ticket Ofices: 77 Clark-at., 1 ‘born. corusr Cuowa ang Carroll- i hise i GOODRIGH'S BT! 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