Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, September 19, 1878, Page 7

: | THE CHICAGO TRIBUNE: TIN 'RSDAY. SLPTEMBER ‘19, 1878 O'BRIEN INQUEST. Statement of tha Officer Who Did the Shooting. What Other Witnesses Have to Sny on the Subject, Coroner Deitzach presided fn person yester. dag afternoon at the Twenty-secand Street Sta- tlon at the inquieat in the case of tbe taking-off, 1ast Sunday, of Billy O'Bricn, “the kid,” who, sccording ta all accouuts, was one of the smart- est of sneak-thieves to be picked up anywhere. The room was pretty well crowded with police- officers, curlous outsiders, and the swarm of relatives and friends of the deceased, {ncluding his wite, who was in mourning, and his father, who kept near the Coroner, and who now and then had a question to suggost. City Attorney Tuthill was present as the city’s representative, and virtually looked ofter the fntercsts of its scrvant, OfMcer Jones, occasfonally suggest- {og to the Coroner a lina of (noquiry which was forthwith followed up, . OFFICER WILLIAM JIENRY JONES, ftar 81, vatrolman at the Twenty-secon Street . Suatfon, was the firat withess called. o testl- fled thot on Sunday’sfternoon last, about 2 o'clock, he was coming soutli on State atrect, In company with Detective Elilott, Both he and Ellatt were on duty, Tn front of No. 870 State strect, north of Elghtcenth, they met young O'Brien, who_pulled_down his head, and ap- ared {o push his collar down behind as he at- empled to pass them. . Witness sald to his companion, ** That's O'Brien.” They had been tolking about him for some time, there having bieen o good deal of steating donu of late, and the work louking like his. Witness stepped un «lo O'Bricn, and told him to held on, thal they wanted him gt the station. O'Brien peked what he was arrested fory and wit- nces sald It was on gencral princioles. 1hey bad hnd the order to arrest O'Brien on siehit from Licut. Bonfleld, having suspected him of larcenles and frobberies, ant belng bre- pared to bring witneeses to fdentify him, After the witness’ reply, O'irlen asked ‘nim to tnke tlinto a house on Fourth avenue, the rumber of which he coulin't tell the witners, although he Tenrerented that he wanted to go thero and eee Dis father and some friendrs, wwho would ull him, Witness demygred, saying {t was his duty to take prisoners direct to tne statlon. When they got to the station, witness added, the prisoner nlght sond for his fother I he chose, O'Bricn sald ho thought this was hard, and the witncss sald he was gorry he coutdn't thint to do it was more than his sltnation wan warth, O'Brien then walked along quictly until they got within about thirty feet of Buatterfield street and Archer avenug,—a walk of about three blocks,—one officer watking on each side of him, and ‘the witness holding him by the gleeve. At this point the prisoner made a Jump forward, broke away, and ran north on Butter- fiekd etrect, saviug, as he bruke awag, ' — — vou, I'll go nu{ wav,” In breaking away, he Jumped off the sidewalk and ran disgonally acrosa to Butterfleld streer, Witness called on him to halt, when O'Brien, who was nbout fif- teen fect away, threw his band beck futo his right hiv-pocket, Uringiug his hand smartly azain In front. _ Witness thiought ho drew o re- valver; 60 he pulled up his own revolver, agaln called to him to halt, and fired a random shot. O'Bricn atdn't stop, however, and was galnine on his oursuer, who fired auvother shot at him just s he was Jumping up on the side- walk on tho other side of the strect. In firlng, the witness polnted to the ground. 0'Bricy, nfter thoe second shot, threw up his bands, cried, “1'm shot,’ and the witness ran to him ond picked him up, rather carefully, however, ns he susvected O'Hrlen was playlne it" on him, ko a8 to get witness to stumble over him. Witness couldn’t swear that O'Brien pulled a revolver, and nune was found on him, ‘the shota were fired merely Lo scare bim. Had he got in_between {wo hbuses, near where he fell, ho would have gone in behind a lot of shantles, and the officers couldn’t have got him azain, All this time both officers thought ha was fooling. They picked Wim up, and ha walked ‘well enough to Arnold streat, from which point they had to carry him to the sta- tion. ~When near there, witness called to Otllcer Leouard to run and get a doctor. Before the physiclan came, tho' officers examined him snd found be had been shot In the back., At O'Brien’s request a priest was went for. When witness asked him In the sia- tlon why he hadn’t stopped, he sald, ** I thourht I could get nwa?'. but you plueged me.” The order to bring him_fn svhen cauzht® was given about 4 week azo Bunday, the_rocent thieving wiek looking llko that of O'Brlen, who was Xknown to bo one of the moat expert of thieves, and who was called “Jimmy Carroll’s kid.” ‘Thero had been compluints received of these re- cent thetts, and tho deectiptiots of tho sus- vected party, towether with the style of the work, Jed tho oflicers to think It was 0'Bricy. ‘Ihia testhmony had first_leen read over to the ofticer, who slgned it, when tha little room was startled by the volee of a youug wornan in black, eltting just back of the jury. Bho was wéeping and moaning pitcousiy, at tirat, but at this point {n thie midat of her sobbing, stie Jcaned forward, and, with a volce of erief snd anger, cried out, My curse un you. You have taken m]y hus- band away, you villain, you; but you'll get your justice yet.* ‘The otlicer looked on stolldly st this ontburst, a3 thoueh his consclence didn’t troubls him any, and the woman, weeping and almost faiut- Ing, was borpe out of the room. OFFICER ELLIOTT, who accompanied the previoua witness, and took purt in the urrest, teatificd substantially to the enme stato of facts, The order fur ‘the “kid’s grrest was givew shortly after the rob- bery of H. P. Isham's oflice, nn_account of which the witness enw In Tite TRIBUNE of Bept. 13 Deacriptions of the aupposed thief and the mantier in which the work was dono contirnied the olllcers ut the station fo the suspicion that the #kid ¥ had done the wurk, ’ Dr. E. C. Moore, the physiclan calied to the station Bunday afternoon to examine the de- ceased’s wounds, testitied that the ball entered the back near the tentn rib, passed forward snd {o between another 1ib, and _entercd the abdo- men, the exact cause of desth being internal bemorrhage. ILRELEVANT, 3rs, Anna Osfeldt, hving ut No, 508 Twenty- Dluth street, testitied that somebody bad entesed Lier house by o wivdow one afterncon about two wecks ago laat Monday and stolen a couple of Watches and some fewelry. Sume of her nefgh- Lors' children saw O'Brien go i, and others saw Llium cyme out. and her busband made bis con- Blalut ot the station Joseplilue Huebuef, one of the aforesald teighlors, testiticd to having secn two thieves running away through Osfeldi's back-yard. Ove of them was x’ount.:. simooth-faced, and wore durk clothes. Another lady's cildren had seen them enter the house throtigh & window. The other lady, Mrs. Elizabeth Kricger,*sub. stantlated the statement thas her children bad teen two men euter Osfeldt's house through a front winduty, and testifled to acelng tho men heraclt as they were coming out futo the alloy. The youngest was sinoolh-faced, aud wore kis bat well pulled over his eycs when the alarm "SR, Ebert, bookk Jharles rt, bookkeeper for Mr. Isham, told all b knew "about the robbery of that entlemon's otlice, in tne Marine Bauk Bulld- g, on the forencon of Sept. 0 last. Two fel- lows outsfde wers scullivg and sttracting his attention. \When be returned to bis desk he aw apother fellow with & box containing money 8ud papers makiog lfor the back window, and Wwhen the witness gol to the window thoe thief was on the ground ruuning awsy. The thief %as of medlum aize and wore & Liack sack-coat, Witness haa scen O'Brien in the station, but tould not swear he was the man who jumped out of the window, because he tadu's sven the man’s face. Tuo cost O'Brien wore when sr- fested was similar to the one worn by the man Who robbed the vllice, sud a diwzifu found in the pocket of the deceased mignt be considered 85 0ne of Mr. Isham's otlice, so stnlar was it, Alex McUowan, teamster, testified to seelng a young man, about a weel Mondsy, Tunning Pt bim jo the alley ucar tha Marfue Baok Widing, e came frum the west, und bada Unbox{n hishand, He was of medam size, tather boyish-looking, was apparently 17 or 13, aud withesy gotieed a defect |u hig right ev Asthe fellow came wlong be called out ta wif o Fur Chrtst’s vake, et out of the wayl ind the witness did, He vouldu’s say that the deveased, wham be had geco ab the statlou, was 6 boy who ran past him iu the alley, although be wag at’firat inclisied o think tLEy Were o3 Aad thy same person. The right eye of the d teased was bot marked whi the defect he bad Gbictved (i Lie vye uf the boy fo the alles, and, m:?a whole, he' didy’s think tbey werg tho Ulticer Willlam Crosk, star No, 68, testified el u‘nm,u: u{‘ 'll‘lfi duwr:m. :lumen wuall wtizey etc., 1w the kid's pocket,when be w Searcied at the stalfon. pes o “ JUUN POLLARD, 3 llllulu boy llyiniz ut No. 946 Busterflcld strect, atided that e saw the deceased betwegn - thie o uitleers, that the prsouer broke sway sid JuLbis haud back to bie Wp-pocket, Tue ath- ' fou after bim end called v blm to balt. b baid . uo attentlon, aud Oileer Jones tred. U Brlew didn’e stob at that, aud the oftiver tred Han, the batl stiiting O Brien st o4 be was LUHL O jutap up v Lo tae sideislk 1 1sout of No. 990, Thewitneas, however, saw no revolver on the deceared. R NAD REPUTATION. Lieut, Bonfield, in command ot the Twenty- second Rireet Stagon, corrobarated the previuas festimony regarding the giving of the order to arreat the “kid? on sight. O'Brlen's reputa- tion was that of an sccompllshed thief. Detectivo E. JJ. Steclo testified to e of O Brien's previous thieving oxploits and his ar- Testa tharefor, deacribing biin- generally as s very slick ancuk-thief. Capt. 0'Dannel testified that he had knawn Billy ('Brien aince the fall of 1960, and had sr- him at the corner of Da Koven and Ciin- fon sircets, The bor was golng at that time by the name of * Willle John,” Witness toand hiny under the bed In a house st the above place, ar- ed him, scarched and found I "“%ou;‘ 8 Mr, Coons n'thll: A s ::.:;":‘fnug was taken to the West Twelfth Btreet g\nuun, anilsubsequently recelved o sentenee from the Criminal Court or went to to the Bridewell. flo was nrrested on sexeral other oceasfous white the Captatn was at West Twelfth street, and at other times, and was kuown to the polico as a silvk thief. TIE OTHAR MDE. After arecess of tet minutes, Mrs, Elcanor Fassner, Mvinz at No. 990 Butterfleld street, testificd that slie saw two men running alter s third sod ]lmllficl‘ man on the Eunnlnr alternoon referred o, Ste heard no erles of Hhalt," but she beard the shooting, and the young mau erled *Father, father,” and fell down. . Willlam Mullally, who was standing at the cornes of Twentieth aud Butterfleld stree heant two siots, ran utp, saw a boy falling ai two men toming and picking him up. They thagged him along four or tive feet, and when um{ reached the sfdewatk he got up. M ary Frawley, living at No. 885 Buticr- Reld atreet, testifled that alter the flrat shot O'Brien wheeled and ran away from the ofMicers backwards, eryving, “O God, let me live,” Then came the other shot, and ho fell ou ono knee and his side in the ditch, The oflicers ran tip, Jerked him on to his feet, nnd dragged him ns far as Archer avenue. \When O'Hrien fell she heard him n]y. “ He hit me.” ‘The witness, In the course of her explans- tions, managed to contradict hersell so perfect. 1y and to completely muddle her testimony that the Coroner threw (¢ all ont, Mre, Ustharine Dolan, living in the same neighborhiood, festified that the officer stood right peside O'Brien when he fired the second shot,~near enough to catch him; she thought. Blie, too. heard the boy say, * Let me live,"” and saw the oflicers drag lilin fo Archer avenue. Fred Ebert, of No. 087 Buttergeld street, heard the tirst shot, and saw the boy running toward tho ditch. Yo thought the boy was mbout to turn around. Then he heard tho sec- oud shot fired and the boy fell down. How far sway the oflicers were when the shots were fired e couldn’t say. Tho buy mnanaged to say, after falling, that e wopted 1o see his Iatber belore hedled. Then the two oflicera. came. jerked bim up, and dragged him along a8 thotrh he had been n plece of wood. oung Woman was vislting at witness' house at the time who saw the affalr, and who Wwaa to have been present and testify. g AN ADSENT WITNESS, The Coroner asked who she was, Mr. O'Brien, pater, sald she had heen present but had gone away, having been persusded so {o_do by Oficer Jones, ¥ The latter was about to denv anything of tho kind, but Mr. Tuthill did that for him, adding that the facts were all the other wav, Mr. O'Brien went on to say that he had_secy this witness talking with Olficor Jones, and that after several of those conversations she had de- arted, In lis opinlon, she had been persusded o go away, and beintimated that there had been s financial troosaction that scttled thy busincss. - Mr. ‘Luthiil rald he had suoken with the wit- ness, who could only testlfy as had Ofllcer Jones, Oflicer Elliott, and the little bov. There hnd been no persuading, and no need of anv, her statcments being tho same that ehe had made from the first, The Coroner shut off the talk and announced that, in order to mako it satiafactory all around, the inquest would bo adjourned uniil this morn- ng at 10 o'clock. ‘The reporter was told at the statfon thst the woman_was aporonclied by O'Brien, In the sta- tlon and labored with to some extent for tho purpose of getting her to teat!fv as had the lnst fow witucsses on the stand. She stoutly main- tained that to so test!fy would be to swear to what was false, aud she went to Offleer Jones, told him what had occurred, and was questlioned by Mr. Tuthill, who scertained that lier testi- mony would fally corroborato that of the offi- cers and the fittle boy. She was told to wait in tha station, but becoming tired of hanglng sronnd, weot home before the hour of adjonrn- ment. Shu will probably take the stand the first tblug this mornine. "THE COURTS. An Editor's Wife Wants a Divarce~TRecord of Judguients, New Bults, Lte. ‘There wis obly oue application for divorcs yesterday, and that was made by Margaret A. Cabill. Ehe states sbe was married fo April, 1869, to Mickacl J, Cshill, and ived with him until May, 1572, when he deserted her. Soon alter ahe filed a bill for soparate malatenance, but on bis solemn promise to do better, sho Lor- gave him, and went back to live with him, e soon begen to abuse her, ofton kicklng and beating ber, or threatening to kill her, untll she was afrald Jonger to live with him. A few days ego she want to his office, and begred for money to support herself and children, when ho soized and choked her, and tried to tbrow her down stalis, at the samo time refusing to do eoythlug for her, Ho ls editor and proprictor of thn Jrish Leader and Clieago £%of, and his business and establish- ment are worth 820,000, Ilo also owns the bonse and lot No, 160 Kinzlo street, and s large amount of personal progorty, and bis lucome is at least $100 & week, 80 that he {s abundantly ablo to support, her,” She therefore asks that Lis may be compelled to give hera suitable saparata malntenance for herself and family, aud pay ber attorneys’ fees and wurtl costa. TR, . In the case of Hardin ys, Cushman, before Judge Moorg, Georze A. Follansbee, who was appointed Recelver goma time agu, falled to qualify, and yesterday Joln IT. Batten, Jr.‘,:n appointad Heceiver in bls stead under a bond '°5'3“‘°°fimm esterday granted a divorce to udge Bulnudo.' Bind l{;‘qnl)n })um'u D'..nmfl; nn' }hn round of cruelty ving her o care of her ghlldren:!:nd lt\a Eilza Wilgen from Henry Wil- en for desertion. S Biiaries D, Lusk was appoluted Asblznco tn bankruptey yesterday of Sathew Marx, and R. E. Jenkius of Henry Gehring. *"A couspositiun of 10 per cent cash was accept- od by the creditors of Kaohael Philllipson, An Assiguee will pe chosen at 10 8, m, to-day for Franklin J, Thurine. UNITED STATES COURTS, Thomas W, and Edward P. Ferry begsn a suit for $3,00 yesterday against Thomas Dowl- ni, and snother for $1,000 agsinst I, A, Stimp- % 3. ioddart & Co. began 3 sult. Gor §0.000 againet Mosvs an;rlu&,m Roger Sherman sued arty for 3 e P Dunne "hrought suft for 85,000 wainst the Norihwestern Uas aud Construce tion Company. Heorge A i’hllllm began a suit in ejectment (et and wfin-m Sueller, claining o gu damages, ceca 8, Sherman commedeed an action o against Fravcis Colton to recover tresp: $18,000 dawages. The Conuecticut Mutual Life-Tnsurance Com- pany tiled 8 bill agaiust Sarat Martin, Elleu apd Chartes Heorotin, Edward B, and Kate B. Martin, and a large number of others to fore- close a_wmiortkaga for $45,0000n Biock 14, in Uniou Park Second Additiou to Chicago. BUPERIOR COURT IN BR| Clarke, Friend, Fox & Co. sued J. G. Bchure- ‘mauy yesterday for $1.000. CIRCUIT COURT. Emma C, Le Fevre commenced a suit o debt for $10,000 dumages azulnst Ferusndu Jonus o recuver ou bis statutory hability as stockholder in, the Frankliu Bank, 2 Thu Chicugo §tarchh Works Iu_z&u a suft In seolerin agalost Willlum Youog & to re- cover pustessian of ‘s Jargu quatitity of starch in the warchouse on the soutbest gupaer of Hay rison street und Pacitle aveoue. N CHIMINAL COUNT, it Jeremlah Whalen was found nung lictous wischice, and given three nvp! ol ma- 4 fn the Huuse of Correction, The [ollowiug I?Pd‘ were declared forfelted; Juahua Ricuards, Moreis Rollaky, Jovept Toed,’ E. G. Rockwell, G. 1. Blakvaly, Luxie Swith, Mary Hines, and Marfe Sou ERE cr TUR CALLS .00, L Jubce Ganr—ils. 481, sud 498 kg &34, excipt 'le and A}U 50;; tfi.fls&nflfillz% it, On l«fl‘:’ chm‘ D-;ii"flfj&?'"{,!% b .o,{;}l“gg.,:, v, Colfrelt, o veal. ot ek e drpez Bootu cases 3,036, 3.7 2,781, and calendar Nou. I. 3, 4, 0. Inchuihve, “Ro. 3,033, o, o Juoog MeALusren—11, 22, 22! 1o B4 \n: cllsive, cxcipt o, il, 3.5, 40, 45, 404 N e BAiwrii~1, 808, Dallaw ve. Donaslly, Jovuk WiLLIaw cral ouvliees. ICDGNLITE, serealon Covnt—Loasrtanloyn—A. Gridley & obn W. Ross aod Westley Hong . W. Buser and Leonard 2-8ame va, Walter and James Junak Gnav—teorce Kelly v, W. K, Wella: verdict, $1,000, and motyon for pew tria!. Jrnos Janeso i 11, Luehre va, Jd. A. Brown; veralct, $: , and motion for new tri t Thresd- White, tn the Natlonal been open for thren ve: there tor inffalo, The made good, f 1t has not. BILCKWRKE, The recolpta of conl ag Toronto Are said 1o be 20, 004 tana alinrt of whi tliey were the rame date Jast acacon. ; _Thearhra B, A. Nich8'Won, Flging Mist, ana Flying Cloul have losded hulk salt at Bay ity for n. evator, which had nnt when the Palms oaded frorince will prolably be tearly. . v1r Covir—dtnax Nootu—F, M. D, D. Btark. 3 104, ~L. B, Race va. Andrew | ('hicago at 53¢ per ton, frré Lindrey, $100, Ephraim e, Michael | The staop lielje Michel +*Iying st the port_of MeAniey, $212. nde | Manitowor, will be sold by United States Marshal 2l nat, v 0 €. Hantington, $334,30, ‘The, Mastin Hiank of Kanana ke, Mo., 81, mush of the teg Living- atone's rafl an wae neparated from the reet during I"I';lnnl storm tecame besched, and will not ve & Joem, 3 ‘Ihe mehr Una wor le!x'l‘ by the United States Marak -\ Iteonctal, v, Ieracl Granatrom. $011, 72, ~—David Wiltme ot al. vs. Frank and Kunizuide Tnz, §1,000.50, ~The Singer & Talcott Stane ¢'o, Witliam E. (hestor, $1.017.05 N, A, Jmes Milwaukee Taerday at tha instance of John Waodbridge, niversal Life-Inanrai mpany, 8 Jamex O)'Doaneli, wi 8 that 323 Is it Mertill va, Tho Mastin hank, §5 S R unelly o SHIES (B Iv G Bk W. Morri)) va. The Mastin Bank, '$1,0: The Xanlt Canal in deported to have s lower William Ffouliston ve. Robert IL. Ilarconrt | stage of water than for s 4ong time past, sni Iron $1.204, Donnell, nee M. A. ltorke ore vesseln fud diMcaity Ia getting throogh with ley, $150,18. W, 'T. Hock- Sliofwell, $647. 78, u—Catherine ltysn ve, Carrle eargoes, iy The schr Wilitsm Jones Wil be repalred at the Musxegon Drydock. Shg was uniloaded st Girand Haven, inla which vort ake pot last Satardsy in & water-logyed conditlon, « * Five of the finffaio slovators which had been ¢Iosed dnring the #eanon *were op-encd for husinese Monday, which, with oté, opened Satarday, In- creased the enpacily 1,000,000 b Nine eieva- tora at that port are nti|f closed, The barye Grneare Chief, ong of the consorfs of the steam harge East Saginaw that 2ot Intn trouhle on Lake Jtron doring the recent pale, haa been calkedt at Detroit, and left for Toledo fo nnload her cargn, alter which she -will retarn to Lestolt and bave her cabyn rebnglt. The Lake Saperior Tramit Line he change In ita time-table, Until the enll of thit teasan only the etmes Pacifie, Arctic, Windanr, ani Atientle will touch, at Marquetté, Poringe Lake, and the way ports ‘on the wsy (o Dninth; while the China, Japan, Nraek, St. Lonis, Indis., and Idalio will not atop,unleen compelled 1o by bad weather, from the time they lesve tho Sanit Il Datuth in reached. When west bonnd, how- ever, they will toucn st Dagfield If necessary, but not when east bound. PORT OF .CHICAGO. The following are the arrivals and actaal safiings st this port for the past tweniy-four hours ending At 10 o'ctock Iaat nignt: Trop Lawrenee, Ocainsaare. simdres, Welle strert. MARINE NEWS. NAUTICAL MISHATPS, ‘Tho eteam yacht Florence, of East Sacinaw, snnk At tho Government worka Sunday night. Ehe was raised next day, The sche Hlatubnn, which went ashore near Port Burwell rocently, s a tolal wreck and caunct be saved, About 4,000 bu of her cargool wheat were secared. The oficers of steameen plying on Lake Erle think the boltom of the lake was blawn oul dnring the gale of last week. Nhells and gravel were y inta the pilot-hoase of the North- steamers, . Kent wae swent Inta Sencea Atreet bridge at Cleveland Bondav by the enrrent. and had her jibboom torn out xnd ‘her headgear dlnfiuud. The bridge was slso dumnaged consid- enably. Na{'nrlher newa from the simr Pearl. ashore at Falrporl, Q.. came to hant yesterday, (L is rmbable ot® wiil be gotten off ina few dnys and owed to Detroit forrepalrs. In the storm of ‘Fhuraday last the scow Mai Alice went asboro st Plke's Creck, knocker threa holes in her bottom. She was pelied to {!Ifllon twenty-fivg cords of wood, and sacceeded in getting to Detroit Monday night, where she was Qry-docked for repairs. fn 1he mame gailo, the #cow Champion went ashoro near the same placa, but got off withoat injury. The scow Fearnanght went ashore at Helle Itiver, and the scaw Johanns abont four miles cast of there, Cleveland /feader, Tuesday: **The schea St Andrewaand York State are reported Inst at Ash- made & 170D o Pridgeon, dr., Tart taron, sundrics, ells 'rop Newborg, Buftalo, sundries. ftandaiph street. | rop Mesonger, llentan, sundrics, $iate streer, rup Commodore. BufTalo, sapdrics, Btate street, P e e Ay R HOSSE gy , ite §Tail, Tumber, ouse” 8ilp. Frop Leisni, Ludingion, 1imber. N i, o P ron £, Campheil, Lodingtun, lambey, Atno'd 8lip. Yop Dadurr Xtatr, Huflalo, sundries, Slate sreet. 1'rop senominee, tireen Bay. tabula harbor. The former had' yone there aftera | PropT. W, lond of eont, havio Junt come of ihe dry-ock. Eehe Lhomps bhe fe now high and dry o the bank of the ere. Beusw Manihy and threatont Lo be a total los, The York State ‘waa tied to the doek up tha crack, palled from her fasteninga and drifted out and weni ashore, The rchr desste aleo flonted out into the fake, but her fate coald nat he lehmed.s A Buffalo exchaoga sava the tug Crowell.of that'port, hiad been sent to the rellef of t t. Andrews by Mr. Shicklupa, owner of the stranded vesvel. Kelir Mereary, Fehe fronton, Erir Kehr Leo, Grand Hy Tiean, ACEE AILINGS. Behr Tottle Wath, Colinawooi, ‘:fru!n. Trop £, C. haviwin, Escanaha. 2, Hene Jesie PMIIIYs, Mani b PORT HUROY. R Ao 3 ahog: For! Ponr Henow, Mich., Sept. 18.—Down—Props | Kchr Cural e Aonport; ikt Colorada, Jay Gonld, Annla Smith and tow, 8, Chamberlaln and confort; achra J. P. Marel, 1yderabud, Jamalca, Montlcello, Mont Blanc, 8. J. Tilden, David Stawart, S. L. Walson. Amer: fcan, Reed Casc, Mytic Star, Wiltlam Jandy, Levi TNawsen, Cottez, Bhawnes,sJames D. Sawger, Baldwin, Rising Star, Mary Collins, Cliiy of tho Straits, Lady McDonald, E. M. Davidson, Monte- rey, Elvina. Up—Props Mayflower, Delaware, Sheldon and consort; schrn Atabia, Unmanche, Thres Brothers, M, K. Trimble, Lake Forest. Wind—North, gentle: weather fine, Pont Hunov, Mich., Sept, 18-10 p. m, —Passed np~Props Juniata, Tattle and consort. Hrckhead and bargest achrs \Watertown, B, Corning, Michi- bn:l‘. “llepllblK. Montana, James F. Joy, Kate ihodt. DNown—Pron Alpena anG barge ncnrs L. C. Woodenft, Walter Ballen. 1fercales, Jenple Qrm- ham, Columbla, M, F. Merrick, J. Il Mead, D. E. liarley, C. 3son, M. Flimore, Narrogan- sctt, 1. G, Cleveland, lshpeming, Rolden Flecce. Ted, White and Dine, 0, 8. Hoan, R, Winslow, Champlon, W, L Preston, Groton, €. ‘B, Jones, J. Marln Scotf, Montealm, Butcher oy, Trinidai, . Ames, Bf. - Lawrence, E. J. McVes, North broh Lottt et s 2 . Ogdenshure, sun Prop Michnel troh, Mo 4 Lo Inter-Ocean, itumai ’pon Trader, Fentwater, AERE Jae T Sintenon hey on lis; . Rutlator grain. egon, 1i 4l clir B Pirsane, L. Sugulsy White Lake, el Biackhawk, White Lake, light. ILLINOIS STATE ;‘Ar]]l. Large Attendance Yeaterday at Freeport— Meeting of the Dosrd—Sume ot the Most Noticeahlo Exhiblta. Boecial Dispatch fo The Trivune. FrzerouT,. N1, Sept. 18.—The slight rain this afternoon did noy interfere with the Fair. Cash receipts to-day at the gato were about $4,300. Gov. Cullum will attend the Falr on Thursday. » Atomeeting of the State Bontd of Agrieult- ure this afternoon James It. Scott, of Cham- puign, was clected Presideat, 1o suceeed D, R, Githam, Niucteen Vice Presidents were elected for 1570, one for cach Cougressional District, All the old members were re-elected, witn three exceptions. John P. Revnolds, of Chicago; J. M. Eopler, of Cass County; and Mr. Veorlicos, of 1'iatt County, aro the new members. MIE RACINE TANNING-MILL, manufactured by Johuson & Fleld, attrmcted great nttention by Jts’thoroughly cleaning the worst mixed graln, and separatiog No. 1 from Noi 2+ It s highty recomsmended by graln deal- ers. Cape, Emma Coyne, Nellie Gatdner, Wind—North, Iight. Woather—finie. LAXE FREIGUTS. Yesterday grain freights were more active and fem st 31¢Q@4c tar amall corn veesels and 4K¢ far wheat to Buffalo, Few vesscls ‘ars In port, and Ahe market closod at 4¢ for ‘corn, Clarters were made for G8, 000 bu trheat, 361,000 bn corn, 58, « 000 bu oats, 68,000 bu rye, and 10,000 bu barley, The prop Rewburg, onta to Buffalo at 3!{c; the Nebraska, barley to do; barge O.-D, Rassell, corn 3(c (charters lato Taexavy evenlnz): schra 3. Perew and W. I, Hounas, corn st 4c; achr An- gis Bmitn, oyo ot do; prop Caverloga, corm fo O:. 3y BTILES & CO4- QP FREXPORT, Erle, and schr Col. Eilsworth, 'oats to | exhibited their four walkiug cultivators and schr Usnges, wheat to Kingston, solllnllwuod. ind thio bron Lawrence, corn ta Ogdensbury, In the afierndon the cnartgrs were: Salirs fan Diego, D. 8, Austin, Dopaldson, Wesley, Clars Parker, W, Youny, and lalsted, corn to Buffalo at 4ci wchr Banrise, rye to do df 4¢i and the Nahant, wheat 1o do at 41¢. ‘The market was ucotly buro of vessels at the close. Lumber vossels continna scarce s this vort. The schr 13, Parsone was taken at $1.25 per 1,000 feot from Muskeyon to Chlcago. combined favorite ridingand walking eultivator, which [s unequaied for sirenzth and tght draft. Thetr Exceltior Oraju-Fan hos taken first ptizes everywhere. THA VAKDIVOR CORN-TLANTLR COMPANT, OF QUINUY, exhibited thelr family of planters. Thelr Van- divor and thelr Quincy Planters are too popu- lar and too well known to require notice, Thelr new Barlow Rotary Planter attracted universal admiration for its simplicity and perfect action, The revolving seed-cup enables the operator to sec the corn three hills fu advance. It fs casily changed from check-row ta drlll. For drilling one grain at a time It {s unequaled, and as near perfece as it 1 possible to obtaln, Dealers amd BUFFALO, Tiorpato, Bept. 18, ~The grain-shovelers struck this morulug for an Increasq of wages. Charters—Cemont to Chicago, Gc per brl, free aboard { coal from Diack tiver to Buffalo, 10c. Clesrsd—Props FPotomac, Tmplre State, IS, W, Dlanchard, Bcotla, Cbicago; Sparta, Cleveland; Oawoyatchie, Toledos sehrs Charles Foster, (icorue | larmers are urged to examine the Barlow.\which array, Porter, I, A, Van Valkenbure, Lizzie A, | gave untrersal satlsfaction last soring. Every onse, K. .V, i 4 W it Watson, Wabarh, G, W, Adams, Nevada, JUS Buar PLOW ON SiRri Is the clajw made by the Weir Plow Company, of Monmouth, for their Weit Buiky Plow, cx- hibited with thewr Stirelug Iows and Riding and Walking Cultivators, which made & fine dis- r ‘oledo; George W, Holt, Youug Americu, Baveoland, Milwaukee; Mary, Sumatra, Detroiti ‘asscd Fort Colborne In_twenty-four hours and. mn April 10—Westward—Mnry Merritt, ‘Toronto; | play, in eharze of I, J, Chester and M. K. Saw- scirs Anna, Fsicouer, Bellevlile, Anglo-Saxon, er. ‘The Welr Bulky, belng simple, durabie, of Kingston, izt dralt, and easily mavaged, maintains ite . superiority, a8 It has becu triumphant in hun- dreds of hotly-contosted tlelds, and {5 thelr crowning glory,. It attructed admiring crowds. THE TWIN BROTIENS' YEABT, dleplayed by A. C, Marriuer, atiracted ot attention for Its fame In ralsluz sweet and bualthy bread, It recelved gold medals at Vienna and the Centenafal, 1t is made Ly the Watertoo Yeast Company. « TIIE GLIDDEN 6TEEL RARD WIRE, made by I L. Eliwood & Co., of DuKalb, was shown by 1. C. Btover, whone machine for inak- iny this wire atrmeted sdmirmg crowds. Tt iss Bne spechnen of gkill, Three wires are fed into the autuinstic mnchine, which completea the fouce-wire 150 barbs adloute, The "machincs are made by ¥. L. Tazgert, ot Freevort. Aibechial Sithaif i A METHODIST'S METHOD, Manner In which tho Southern Nook Can- cern la Atleged to Huva Rean 4 Pluyed e Dr. Bedford's Succuss ms » Mublisher of Books. dpecial Dirpateh to The Tribune, Nasuvirrg, Tenn., Bept. 18.—~The committee appuinted to fovestizats thy conduct of the Southern Methoaist Publishing Housa by its late Agent, the Rev. Dr. A, H. Redford, now editing arcligious journal st Luulsville, Ky., has com- pleted 1ta Jabors. The Committee say the trausactions which involve the Committes in the greategt trouble are thoso growiog out of the publicatiou of certain buoks fur Dr. Redford on his fudividusl sccount; by himsclf ss Agcut MILWAUKEE. . Bpecial Dipaler ts The Tridune. ‘Wis,, Sept. 18.—Charters to-day alo, schra Joseph Palge and Swals low, wheatat 4c3 to W chr Canton, ryo and corn at 33(c. Cleated for Oswego, sche WV, B, Phelps. + Arrivals, steam bhargs Belle Cross and barge Sweepstaken, with salt, The scow Milton Is in dry-dock for repalrs. Tho schr Joseph Palgo has recelved & new rid. doz-stock tn place of the une broken by the tug Rebal a8 Clicaxo a few days sinco. It fu rafuing heavily north of Milwankeo to-night. The wind at prasent1s southeust, but Indications Kointllflmxly 0 & heavy nurtheast gale to-wore DBUFFALO SIHOVELERS GET AN AD- VANCE. A tolegram rocelved from Doflalo yeaterday stated that the grain-shoyelors struck in the morn- {ug for 60c sdvance on lake vessels, and 23c on causlboats, Toe elevators were |dle for s while, Dut subsequently resumed work, the advance bein! conceded to the strikers. 'The tates, as Oxe o shovelers, are $1.00 per 1,000 bu on propel- ers, and 83,50 on sail vess aud $1.20 for trimning canal bost ERIE, Bpecial Disvaich ta The Triduns, Emiy, Pa, Sept, 18.—Arrivala—Prop China, Buffalo; prop Alasks: schr C, 11, Woeks, Chicago; e ebea— brop . K Falsyank, Dalath; prop chinks Portagel sehr 8. f1: Kimball, Clovelsods scbr Kingdeber, Chicagu. THE CANAL. him to said Publishing Houso of the sald books when published, The method of publlcation Bripozronty JIL, Seps. 18. —Arrlvale~Gracle | and sale of these books as conducted Qriswold, Ottaws, 6,000 ba corn. by Dr. Redford was ‘wrong o principle Cleared—Meiropolis, Peoria, U7,307 1t lumber: | gnq practice, and 8 very great d barge Peoris, 103. 424 (t lnmber, rop Novels ) orth Branch, ' Feoris, V1,400 it 40, luwber, pecunlary loss haa resuited therefrom to the Puviishing House, In tirowing upon its shelves ot ouly the plates of sowe of sald bovks, but also @ large amount of ibo books themselves, when the foruier will nevpr in all probabitity be nceded for futare editions, aud thero will be lttle OF Do sale for the latter, especially when e MARQUETTE. Roeciat Digaich fe Tha Tribune. MinquerTys, Migh., Sept 18.—arrtvad~Props D. CoMuberry, scurs D. P. Roddes, . R, Cltar o eared: Pyuo\hrgcdlrrekl, ache J. Webb. 1t appeara shat Dr. Redford reaped a very large Paued up—Props Feerless, Atlanue. -, pacuutary profit from aald publication, swouut- R ANAIGATION S ' | inztosome $19.000. He advazced the money HAYIO.::[IC(‘):&SOTBS. 4, to pay Rny itemn nlupflfln? cunyected with the publicotiun, but 4l} war borno by the Publtalung House, gpd. when tho carious books werg fAnished, alwodl yhaentire edition ot tach wurk was at once trangferred Lo the Bublishing Hoyse at & very large Profit, and Dr. Redford's nevount creditgd (oF shy 3qaue. and charged With the cuat of bringing vus,wald books. Tu Nlus- trate, It cost hun per yolume to pablish * Meile odiam 10 Kentucky ™ 4§ feuts per copy, and yub the Pubilsbivg House pold ar wiulesate for practicaity the entiro ohition 81.20 per volume it cash, aud they aybsequently votd Dr, Redturd thus cont ul shoreoty blig sakd Works atd uow bus All s eaid to be working'serencly with the ms- rine-tnsurspce pook 14w bardly time yéj fr. agy. ©of the agents 10 kick out ol ‘tue traces. . ¢ Capt. Ben Eyster will_baild two aew "togw for barbor towing the comliif’,wjnter, and periiaps 8 .dranght excursion steaiet, sse} med” were hapoy -yesterday over the sd. vanee 0n grall freighte, wid'a fuw who beld off fur eiter rates weorw parucularly fubllaut - 2 Tne togs nfid«lnn Mbl uttle w|hmnnu |u Pros- Bat Jstle [u the sigkual miauuee hugyiua angusisd D ol hicet LY 2 3 2y vl 8 cat laggl, s tho ylatew ud Lyer 1700 vopicy ou baud T'he gream s prve X.Mr;l x a"mbxo < | unagid, for ull of *WhLiC D nufwnl has been l‘l‘l,hlll‘lflrgd: "'u“fi"::? oak o adiba fi paid in cash “Daelug @last sear ol bls Ui Wik growa and canat-vedy ki, O oot 81988 | teru of oulce as Aueut of-sue Publiabiuir Huuse, Parker ba recelved A new coutredosrd, and tho 8, | Dr Bediond cuused iliopluty to be ductenstd 4. Andrews m wew rudder stock. Tho receut saorlaae uf 331 Uialicis on the sckr Fravas Palua le utidloated byAoe welgher, Mr, from $4000 1o 85,00, ibicn, althoazh it wae celafed . areesalyr Lo b tive, Wus al- 1w Durciad: ol WG wortl of gusds from a Lonfsville house, Dr. Redfonl paid to himsell in sdvance certain commisslons, be- ing ac the same time tho pall Agent | of the Publishing Hou which were greatly Iy exeens of nal expenses, The Committee says that, na an Indisidaal, Dr, Redford indorsed for Willlam Cromey, of Loutsville, and, when that indivkinal bankrunt- ed, by Dr. Redford’sorder the Pabiishiog House ;'mm the Indorzements, although that concern a1l no_connection whatever with the transac- tion. The sum amounted toabout $5,000. The Tiabilitics of the Publishing House amount to 2300000, while the assets foot up $235,000, Dr. Redford’s fmdebtedness to the institution, amounting to 25,000, s not Incinded in the statement of nesets, ‘Tha present management will pay off the debt hy the lesuance of bunds, and it 8 thought it will be pulled through. e — SOLDIERS' REUNION, Ppectal Dispated to The Tviduns. Dxcatu, Gil., Rept. 18.~The Military Re- anfon at Monticello on Oct. 8, 9, 10, and 11, will be the graudest gathering of the veterans of all the wars ever held in fllinofs, Gen. J. C.. Biack, tien, 8hiclds, en, Ogleaby, Gen, J.ogan, Ben lfarrison, Gen. Sberidan, Goy. Callom, anid other notables will pusitively be present and address the assembly, Battalione of the 1linois Natlonsl Guard wiil. be present, to- gether with all the brass bands in this section of the 8tate. Big flaming posters areout rn- nouncing the event: e S e GAS ASSOCIATION, Br. Lours, cnt, 18.~Some twenty encineers, Burerintendents.and other gentlemen connected with meworks in Missourl, lilinols, Indiana, Knnmcl:‘y. Texas, and other Weatern States. met here to-day and oniranized the Western Assncin. tlon of (ias Engineers and Superintendents, after the plav of the fias Asanciation In the East. To-morrow they will elect officers and further perfect their orzaafzation. TAmuseMeNTS, HOOLEY'S THEATRE. R. M. NOULEY. -Bofe Proprietor and anager. SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT. NATINEE BENERIT FOI THE RELIEP OF THE Yellow Fever Suficrers, Under the anspices of the CILICAGO CLUB, 5 On Friday, Septs 20, at 2 p. m., When wiil be produced Butwer's heautifnl plsy. THE LADY OF LYONS, THE EMINENTTRAGEDIAN, Mit, JOHN McCULLOUGH, The STAK AHTISTS and FULL COMPANY. nnder mansgement of W, M. Cr ‘onnce.and alf staches have val. unteered for the event, and Manager looley tenders tne tleatre and 0 that the entire gross receivts 108y g v the nderers, - B.=The private bozes and m few ol the cholce seals wll bo qold ot auction, from inn siage, ot the close of the petfarmance at thio Wednesday Matinoe, GRNEHAL ADMIBSION, $1.00. CHICAGD NATATORICTN, Michigsn-ay., corner of Jackson-st. CHICAGO CITIZENS BTILL LABORING FOR The Fever-Sricken South. All Day Thursday, Sept. 19, 1878, BENEFIT FOR THE YELLOW-VEVER SUFFERERS. Eromaro0s. m.—Gentleme, mige. From 1430 1o [0, noos fl!ll, fimmmm A nnm- ber of Iuies have entered for & grand trial agaiast time. listance, one mlie. X atch between male or DpiEoF (Bt beaton and oF Bl Fand divihg contest aftor stiver ind 0! At4 o'clock p. . —ul caln: aven ta ali present, L8 D, m.—Contest forspeed: three Ionathe of the bath, Frize siiver Stedal: ppen to all pretent, Ueneral admlaston. 25c3 a)l any snd for all swimmers, WM. JANBEN, Manager. _EXPOSITION BUILDING, EXPOSITION DAIT Y] 8 A.M......TO.....10 P. M. ADULTS oo, HAYVE) 4.7, BAVERLY.. LAST NIQHTS THIS REAGON of the Mafestlo 5pec- tacular Revival UNCLE TOMS ¢CABIN, ‘The only complete, oHxing] version. sa originally re- yivedby Srars. Gotthotd & fial. Orand Seenic Et- “agt of C T8, Large flat Ja- Tenutttul’ Gaics Ajar, AR i i A T Miss Klity liianchard, Louls Aldrich, and New Vork cast HOOLEY'S THEATRE, 1. M. TTOOLET..........S0le Propristur aod Mansger. 111S_THURSDAT NIGHT-HEVRY VITT. Cardimal vy 5",,"{"{ firflz‘u.u»flun. iahit o KATHERINE, Miss EMILIE GAVIN 83 N Friuay Night—fenent of McCutiouzh, ¥l by general rrt‘m»u wiil be pr ] rakedy, OTHELLO. Graud Farcwel day—VIRGINITS, the crowning success of the predent engagement. Katurds ore of Night~Farewel apliea Company—MACIH. (i1, S ady Machetn, Mis Gavin, geline Comblnat flg in Mccullough nm{ 11, John MeCutlough Monday, Snpt. 23~ geline Comidinat UAMLIN'S THEATRE, J. AL MAMLIN. v Pro Increastng Enjoyment of tha Oreat Spactacle, THE NAIAD QUEEN! Majmincent Beenes, Btrong Company, sdd Suverb Tallet usder S'LLE BONFANTL. SMATINEES Tucsdar aud Friday. Napday, Mepl., 23=Tha charming acirs B, CHANFILA new Cor iratns, | MVICKER'S_ TIEXTRES Becond Week. llouses Cmdv{.d;d, ‘The Eminent Come- JOSEPH JEFFERSON TP VAN WINKLE, VENISU AND SATUIDAY MATIN red alx duyd (i ad 108 p.m. Currlagy prietor ins, T, ARTED B by sy omn from e, m. fur 1030 TRELLOW ORPHONPHITE ELLOWS' cOMPOUND The Promoter and FPerfocter of Assimilation. The Reformer and Vitalizer of the Blood. ‘Tho Produoer and Invigorator of Nerve and Musole, The Builder and Supporter of Brain Power. Pellows' Compound Syrap la composad of logredients fdeptical with (huse which constitute Healihy Hival Mugcle and Nervo and Brsln Subatance. wullel Lits it it 18 directly depondent updu wiua of them. 1) 40 capable of pftecting thie tollowing resaita: 11 will dlaplecn or whsh oub, tybereulows” matar, and thuy cure Consumption, * By mvmm; Nerrous and Suscalar Vigor, It wijl 3 cure Dysucpita, teedld or lterrupted” satlon of the Besrtaud Palphtativn, Weakuves of lutshfect caused by £rlofy weary, Ovoriaz, o7 (rrosular aulie Brooctitis, Acute or Chrodle, Congeatlon of the Lungs, even fn | s o, Mlaruilag ssaxvs. . { } cures Asttima, Loas of Volce, Neurpigis 5t Visus' Dasce, Epileptic Fiu, Whooplog Coushi. Nervouaness. and 1s s most wonder(ul s4asct 10 ether remvdies sustaintug Ute urlag the groced of Livhiavria, Lo ngl by depolvad byremedies buaslug 3 similer S0, No i Ber probarsilya 1 s subsiliule for tiie MLCr SuR CIR UMM BICE. » 1.ouk ouEur thio uame and sddrcas, J. 1. FELLOWS, 81 Juhm, N. B., ou the yeliow wrapner, In water Whiclu s seen by boltlug the paper Lefure the I3 Fivv, €10 g0r bosthe; alx 01 §7. 50 rebd Gy st Diusaiats. MAGNOLIA BALM. RAILROAD TIME TARLE. ARRIVAL, D DEPARTURE OF TRAIHY, P.m?n'lmt oy Reremi exceped. *Handay ercept > Manxs.—t 2arantay $Monasy excepred. fomserwary oy ORTCAGD & RORTHWESTERN RAILWAY, Tieket Ofices, o2 Ciatk-st. (Shermsn House) aodss ; ' Pactfic Fast Line, ’E) asfoux City & A m L iF nm’ 4 OR, THE item " m’ etofeFair F SecretofaFair Face. i An Jtem of Intsrest te Mvary Lady whe Desires 1o be More Reautifal « than she sow fa. n Hintel Cars are” puin throngh, brtwesn Connell Nl on ihe traia leaviak Chieate o other Tosd mint Prilman O eay Oilier form 3 Botel ears west of Clicago. = Prporenmmerof Wellr and ozt 5 Depotcorner of Canal nd Kinzfe-sts Cafartunately not tms woman $n 8 Irmdred, sube farted to the -n’:mur an American climsta powcs. 3 that basia and starting point of venl beauty—a pureand elear complexion. WhAL natur has thus denie, art must be ealled upon to furnish, foot of Lake-at.. Indiana-ar,, and Blxtrenth.sr. Tt can be demes it Je donn daily. Prof, W. B. | Pepotfootof Lakeot, Indisns.ac, and Blxroath.s: agan placed beauty within the reach of every us. e Phomas Miamshtes ot Bve e drscovered. that LU 553 surprising nrticle known in fashionatlocireles s the {zue secret of beauty, and called MAGNOLIA BALM The MaawoLts TIALY s o sure device for creating # purennd bioming compiexion, 1t coneeale all natursl blemishes in the most sar- dota & Galesburg E: aws & Rirsator kford & Freepor uhaqre & o ity "ocific Fast Kxpress. a1 & Color: Tiowners Grove Accom daii'o UPOTA PaseR 33333 2833 exae Ad iausas Ciy & Bt. Joe Pultman Palace bintag.Cart Fleepl 4 a0 between the I'acific Express, CHINAGO. ALTON KANSAS CITY el Chicazo and Omahaoa & ST. LOUIR AND CHIOAS & VRVER SHORT LINES. Frlyem gt lan Depnt. West birle, near Madison-at. Uetize. sud 1t removes all roushuem, erupthons, redness, | VRO Borat et bt Henr O R dor e ‘Ulotches, frockles, and tan with magies! power. — 1t drives away all evidentes of fatigue and ex- citement. It makes the plainest face boantilal. 5 1t gives {bs complezion s dazzling purity am ek (e oy :-p;. and arms sppesr gracoful, totund, and plump. Tt ranken o matron of 33 or 40 Jook not more than 20 years old, and clianges the rustio maides Intos cultivated city belle, The Mognelia Balm remaves all blemishes and ome ecals every drawback fo Deawly; and, while it 42 as harmless as waler, 1t {2 10 Lifc-like {8 (e effects that Ihe clotest observer camma delect sts use. . Ladles who want 1o make themselvos attraciive can make an absolate certaiaty of it by using Taaax's MagNoLia Dars, and we know of no other . It {a the chupc‘:;‘rnp-mm in the world, 1hings comaldered, Jmay be bed at any drug atore, Uicao & Faducah 151t K 1reator, Lacon, Waston £ doller & bwlgnt Acevm CHICAGO, MILWAURFE & 8T. PAUL BAILWAY, Unfon Depot, corner Mallsn and Canat-ste. Tizkos Oice. @1 §outh Cistk-st., opposite Sherman Hose s0d ai devot. Leave. Artive, A . e 7:43p. m fiwankee Fapress & Mloncaita. iitoen d Menasha ticwugh | d: chl:: m'-m\‘ll ‘hmu'm 1.aCromse, and Winoas. T s AT o DBt e Cotice, 151 Tandolin ar G DECORATIVE ART TAS DETERXINED TO OPEN A LOAN EXHIBITION OF ARTICLES OF ARTISTIC VALUE lnf fall. The members ol the FMIN( eatn. £ the co-operation f the citizens of Chicays inity, and rely confidently on their tiberatty this £xhidition a1 hutur W the eity, The articien to be exuioited will consls: of Mronzes, {oualcs. spechnens of Auclent Arnior, Carved Ivorios, L0ld, Bilrer, and Braw Work, Klectrotype iteproduc- . Setal snd Poreelaln, Anttane’ Furni: T fighR "airo & New Utle Texm FIOK S T foria. Hurltaxion & Krokuk T'eona, Burlington & Keok uhuque & Sloux City & hutuque & Siouz Cisy K ‘ansengel @ untay n 501 Seturday nf e oni ut rans to Peoria anlr. kel B Skt wrbeadearicloPt iph, Urand'Paciag iote Teave. [ Artive, ¢, Laee, ¥4l ', Lacquet, Woo al 3 carving lialics, ete, Lvers one willime 10 coniHbute Lo the collection fs 118200 reauesied to send jiame and restdence to tha Chstrman | fiantic Expre of Committec uf Seicctivn, Nigiis Exprees.. MRS, PRANIKLIN MAC VEAGH, cor. Lake at, and Wabashi-ar., Chi‘ago, ThisCommittec wil} wall upon each coutributor anl make a et and dessrintlon of the artfcies o be Joaned, iy order of tie President, M KCAMM PITTSBURG, IT, WAYNE & OHIOAGO RAILWAY. Depot. corner Canal and Stadisou-sts. Tickes OMces, ot Paliner 1 irand Pacific llotst, ey P ara s g = Taineleave from Lxpasition, " » 2 X i l‘n::‘.‘ln{m ggx::‘lfir:#:,‘?'& _a:;r:é'! ‘foket Offfcen: W C1ATK o fimijfi?m ve, [ _Aftive, m.'{ sioe m. tomtog Eapres.. LII!H i m. . * 7:0ip, m. L0 Boynion’s Furnaces For Ilard or Koft Conl er W o T8 Ntyles and Sizen, i 80,000 IN USE. RICHARDSON, DOYNTOH & €O, LAKE BHI0RB & MIOHIGAN BOUTHBAN. k) Man—ote s oo peabay i filllllllfl EXp Hiht Karens MANUFACTURERS, o 7 g n 84 LakeSt., Chicago, llls. | P, fomis: ity — e | Diopot curuer ot Ciluton aud Carrol Weat § v EXTRACT OFBEEF. Depatt. | _Arrive. S i | Clnclunalt, Indianepoll, Lot ) LIEBIG COMPANY’S EXTRAGT fay Exgroms . + 8108 m.'t 100, m. OF MIAT, FINEST AND CHEAPERT LA BT MEAT PLAVOURING KTUCK FOR BOUPS, MADE DISILES AND SAUCES. LIEBIG COMPANY'S EXTRACT FAT. *1sa succo-s and a boon for which natlons shoald fret grefoful."— seq “Medical Press,” “ Lagcet)t “Dritish Madical Joomel” Ko, CAUTIUN. — tiennine anly with the tas. {mil- of Naron Lickig's Signsiare in Biue it arvors the Liabel, ’ RS st CHINAGO, ROCK TBL, N & “PAMPI'J EAILRIAD “ e on in £ eased ten. | Debui, cotterur Van durea asd snermanais. Tiixet e s Xuclad tiensel e eIl s 88 Cratkvainy sheras mru,‘ : : eava._|_AAve, LIEBI, COMPANY'S_EXTRACT ‘L’""'i:‘;";'l“ Y'M" e only), U ahi S 723 pow, WAt ¢ 8140 oy . 00, 100 & M. 30,1, 't Wi 180 m. Allmesls on the Umsha Kxpress are served {n dining 3, 8130 couts vach, CIIOAGO & EABTERN ILLINOIS RAILROAR * Danville teuie,” Ticket Ofices: 77 Llark ml‘gnwrfl-ll.u‘ Dano, e hriver Ctutba'aid Carroli-aia. e Vo' By o b Sl of Wi A Glaritable Inetitation fncorporated kest. { 1671, and devoied exciusiyely [ ihe trestment of the disensea sud nccideuts pecullar o women. THE WOMAN'S FREE DIGPENSARY Connected with this fnstitation s oven evary Wedueaday and Saturday trom 10 t0 12 weluck, for’ the gratuftous treatment of diseascs of o, CLOTHES CLEANING, Clothes! HMea T3, NN B0 Ut et et wad mfit Weay fg&l:..n-. i Tl o o 3, " resers, Bacn T dyed and Sevaed sie; Dr. JAMES, PRIVATH DISPENSARY.- . 204 w:lhlr'lgton 8t., Chicago, til. TR BARMAMNN “PILE CURE” Ties heen told Routh for seven years aud pever has fofied to cure BLIND, BLEEDING, ssd ITCHING PILES. 90 Modleon st L e rmuning icomimsote Conisiiatiun irve. A Sndey, 113 Br.dumes s ade. phimticrtag aad Stammerlaz poaltlvely cured vr ne Y. CIDER BARRELS. Lean supoly parties wling W buy B of sccond: \S SV Dr, Kean, 118 fauth Clarkestss Chicage. Cousulk Becsoualiy or by thalt. fr chiruniv, BUryous, us epacial discascs. UrJ. Rean il Who wATFANle cures oF LY BaY, Band disrr uce. " F. N gt 1t oty Seumutl ye g0 4T Do A ( 'S0 entre - el MS\L 4, 4K CRIHOP Quly payalcten u t! - it Bliaai Vit | PRESORIPTION FREE. o blepticas’ All- G Hight sal far burus, bous, oe tho specdy syre Of Nervuus Debliily, want ot e i l'llfl'l’ufillAl’ll\E i = g GATARRL §orriEssioNs, Sl G Ahotographer . 75 MADIKON.ST., % Tabhe Blevator. 5 lectione OF the Tespirat o1 ¢ i diatel, T _W!Lh-.__fil@:% i,A,L{L:‘::,“.L}.LLJu:"' L‘.i‘;'....'r o .g;fl.....:‘“":'-:?{;é and CABINET Photozraphs | &Mt V5 55 0 Foddiitve coh Naea Nele N 3 1 E. FO .1 (/‘“l Vol by sriwelets eueiaily ey Musle liall, sher Mo N BURT'S A SPCCTALTY AT WTKVKNY STUDIU, #3804 7 East Madiwu-et., orer der- TVEST IN THE 1T 1 ¥ SHUEN. SHOES Cuugh Lol oareoa. the Proachial Adcetlvne. Erice, 33 Ueats bt Bk by Nall. Triumph 'Fhroat Tablet Co,, Barthnore, Md. CEY ALE TUE JEST. Ak vour Breast fortionts | 71500 Mask