Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, October 1, 1878, Page 7

THE CHICAGO TRIBUNE: TUOESDAY. OCTOBER 1, 1878; A ballnt was Loken, which resulted as follows: | To-day the ateam barge and her consart were ch Campbell, 245 Breainend, 10, tered for wheat to Buffalo on private terms. The Mr. Campbell's nontuation wae mado unaul- | Canadian pron Asls wan also chartered for wheat fo mons, Montren! on through rate, The achr Belle Mitchell “Tha gentleman wna callad fn, and, after re- | yayey heat to Kineaton at A%c turning hin thanka, promised that, if elected, | “0 Lo ey il and Wella Rart e should use his best endenvora to ropresent | ReBeRd. e Mol A e e evary clnssand nection of the Keventh District, | | Cleared—Rcbra A, L. Andrews and Dello qhor 8 cndidata for the Lowor floae, Momrs. JiSh o tioTawer hakeniand sche P f Marih eore Btruckman, of Tlanover: P. J. Fibert, 3 . L. C. Collin, Jr., of Normot Park, and Anidrew | g 7 U2 5. 8. Coo Joft for Ratley's Harbar Batar. 0, fiucler, were nominated. Btruciman, who fa | 1o T Gong (g4 the disled tow d. B. Brime honest-looking farmer, got the nomina- | A gals from the south has prevailed on tha lake recedving 10 votes to Filbert’s 10 and Col- | all day, detaining npward-nonnd veasels, . 1lo cnme forward and returncd hin | During the ynie laxt week Ucorga Niquetts and thanks tn & ehore, sensthle Apeech that scemed | K. Sanville loft North Monfstiaue for Two Rivera u‘:‘ tua e:‘ermm v an mhout tho right sort of Mackinac 0 bugt, sudmsle ibe maninting thing for the oceasion, 0| mliek; ns. thad elgl For second Representative, Mesars, A, 0. Bat- MPLateh I8 the staly they tall. fer and L. C. Collins were again put in nomi- team:harge Galawin racelved 7 Bawmast nation. Colling got the nomination on the first ballot, recelving 26 votes to Butler's 8. Mcasrs. K. B. Payne, 8. J. Ifanna, Meyor Blam, Willam Kolze, F. P, Hanson, and Adam Milier wera appoluted a District Renatorial l(kpvnm:'l.uc, after which the Counventfon ad- journed. o Mr, W, J, Camphell, tha nomince for State Benator, la 8 young 1swyer who Is sakl to have consldorable “abllity, whoss Republicanism s undoubted, aml whose chauces of belny elected aro said to ho excellent. Georea HBtruck- man {8 a Uerman farmer, plaln, honest, and worthy, who will gat the full strengtle of the German vole, and who ought io, aud in all probability will, bo clected. Mr, Coliina Is & young lawyer of fair abllity, and is well apoken of by lcading Republicava'in the district. Al- together, the nowinations are thought to be moro then falr, ani give promisa of gratllylng sucvess at the comlog clection. them as f were to use thelr best en- deavors for thelr employers, Of course it woull not bho uermisalhle to ssy that John A, Hnnter Dad &rnfl‘lrml Mike's assistance, nor that Jahn Lyle King had seen Dave. Still, many First Warders will have it no other way. It wasabout Lhis time that Arthur Dixon put his arm through the window whora the ballots were roeclved, snd, aclzing Charles L. Enston’s arm, shook [t vizorousl¥. Mr. Dixan docs not ey point-blank that Raston wan atufling the ballot-hox for his [riend Jotin A. Hunter, but he doca say that ho shiook the arm because bio thought saetia lh!mz possible; and ho further avers that Easton’s coat-siceve developed & remarkable capacity for Hunter tickets. Omar Bushoell, who is not a judze, savs that he, twice beforo ihe Dixon. aston affar, warned Mr. Esston sbout the rapidity with which the pox was filling np with Hunter Lalots. Tits had tho effect. of awakening the slumbering energics of Col. Abner Taslor, and that gentlemnn rolled up his contisloaves -and | invited Mr, Eastori out to s¢s n manwho would wipe up_Third avonue with his body. Mr. Feaston didn't comno ont. bt took a back seat bebind a couplo of guardians of the peaco who ware predent to keep off the Denigerats and things. All this time & nice little circus was in full biast on the outside. Mike McDonald and Daye Thornton. with thelr respective and disrcputablo snpporters, wers haviug a little fun among themselves, They didn't hurt snvbody. Constable Hrokoski's star was torn. from his breast, wiicrcal lils hand went around to his hip,pocket, but there was no shooting, Bamewhere along about this time, while Bimeon W. King was standing about, lost in wonder at tho depravity of humanity, an cx- ressman approached him with the juquiry: Are you Mr. King(" 1 am," suys Bimeon. Are you a lawyer{" . i “That {8 my profession,” sald Mr. 8. W. Ny GENERAL EFFHOLS rei i _ reLLows | Mammi Poel| - cowouo e | pypypifyygyy | BEAUTY: NMMOSMITES, TO-DAY,| == “Ii is Perfectly Safe and ihe For the Henent of the oo Pty g Syforrs, | SeereteeFair Face, The first apparent effrct te €rease the appettte. It anlst LOCAL POLITICS. SSTIIN iiset Lk T N WIITE STOCKING PARK, Primary Election in the Becond Con- grossional District. " Resnit In the Firat, Pourth, and Fifth Bematorial. The Candidates Nominated in the Country Distriet. - . BECOND CONGRESSIONAL, The primaries for the Becond Congresstonal Conventlon, which meetsat 10 this morning in (ilabe 11all, ware held yesterdsy evening, with the following resuit: The Seventh Ward primarles wero held at No, 270 West Tweitth street. The crowa about the potle wns Tarte, and noticeably nofsy and Yiolsterous, and no small portion of the dla- turbance was created by Democrats from tho Scventh and Eighth Wards, who scemed bent upon thwartiug honest Republicans for esstiog thelr votes for the man of their cholco, and cor- respondingly bent upon casting thelr Democratic votes for Tom, Dick, and Iarry, or any onc whotn they imagitied woulil prove' an casy vic tim for the wily Miles Kehoe. Nutwithatanding, the straight ticket, bearing the following uames an delegates,-went turough with s Iarge majorl- ty: Frauk Schuhert, C._H. Woodman, Georse l\}'; Ko, 1 . Wood, 11, oo, 2l Feier o I tion, J Hindaed to Gen, Sartin Heem. Tne Davis PORT HURON. Pon7 onrox, Mich., Sept. 30,—Down—TFrovs Banilac, Avon, Jarvis Lord and consort, Retcham and consort. Germania and barges, Allegheny and barges, Satina and barges. Up—Props Westford, Citly of Concord, Indls, Culia, Swallow and harges, Cnyaboga snd barges Tringle and oarges, May and barge hrs Mont{. cello, Lucerne, J. P, Cord, Thomaa {tuayle, Montealm., Levi Rawaon, David Htew: Lucinda, Van Valkenbarg, M. . Merick, 0. J. Rruce, K. B, Pomeroy, llcTun Pratl, Hermit, Ttone, Neneatt, Gallatin, L, W, Terry. Wind—Konth, fresh; westhor fne, Pont Hrnox, Mich., Hept. $0—10 p. m,—Pasaed nv—l’m’u Evening Rear, Home, Willlam Hanns, Jamen Iaige, Nown—Frops Winslow, Aleona, feotia, E. 11, with A, Braley, Jarvis Lom and consort, Ohin and tow, Buperior and consort, Niarars with Moantana and R H 75 Enden b gg":..nubllc‘ schrs Angus BmiLh, Patb. Wind—South, fresh: weather clear, to tn- Under theaunspioes of the An Item of Interost 1o Jvery Lady whe Malfsters, Brewer's, Wholesale | — noetren t e xiere nexauina flml llefflll Illq"or'nflfll(‘,m, : Onfortanately nnt an wrman fn & hundend, wnb- and Saloon-Keepers, fin e S U T poraand d»ummpl‘-xlwg = i ‘What nature has thos denjed, art must be exl PROGRAMME. pon o farnbab. ) It ean Lo donaj 2 is dona daily, Prof. W. E. Bage Ball - - - at B oclock sharp | emhe s n i n e Prize Pigeon Shooting. 3 o'clock sharp : Ininces egiisr evacnations. {reton the murous membrae I 8911t ‘cany expecioration fa vr Y ot only are The air pas ¥ volded of the arcretion al 16 [n retard e b while under the up of Itslf Indicates that no other preparation can be better adapled to helpand nourish the constitnilsn, and henre be more eMcacions 16 all depresston of Avir: its, shaking or trembling of the hands or Ludy, cough, AhOTtnes of breath, or consumptive halft. Tlhe perves 4nd muscles become prengbencd and the bivod purl- Felows Compouzd Syrup of Hypophosphites’ THE LEAGUE. The Scventh Scnatorfal Leazue met yester- su hl::-zmuf ‘beauty, and called t did not, ng. E u;lk;tm::: :&t;":(r.:xlvn-:ly‘ ‘::{Ecd. and W Well,” sald the expressman with a smile day afternoon fv the Grand Pucifie Hotel, Col. BUFFALO. Mr. Thomas Btagg will have traps ea ek Ward primarics were licld at No. | that exvressed as much of ainenabllity to mone- E. B. Payno presfding. BurraLo, Sevt. 30.—Chariors—Cement (o fen. | Speetily and permagently cnres, Congration of the | 8nd birds on tho ground. R B atreot. | The clection was a | tary consideration ns 1t dil of knowledge of | Ths Exccutive Committce presented a roport | dusxy st fc por brl. The asme to Detrolt de; pav- e L Sansamption, Reryaus Erontration e ¢ quict ine, T whale| mimiber of YOLghcht | SO, 400, Qe L West Bde, st T | Lo e APCIICIt O e e | b from Waloky Day to Dutre Sicon | Uiesion, Lol Aibeiis Coutt inkys Brdsl | o0, (ho dog a Goldhoadod e S RN was @31, The ward wanen 2 committoes, and the Committes on Rules an » : s iy (mpr weaKene c. | Cano wi gutes, ,\rlm were declared atralghg for lmvlnI cn.n am gulng over after -another now.’* By-Laws submit{ad a soriea of rules governing il ??5.’.': and n!-:lm o v’L!fi's’-fi‘fx:fi"&'flffi'v’-‘.fi#‘flfu 0. ratflod for the most A 41 am giad (o hear it. Go ahcad and bring snather load.” Mr. King then asked tho man his name and address, that he might some time remunerate him for his enrnestness tn the cause of universal suiffrage, or perhaps call him into use st the next Nouth Town election, and the man said that his name was John Welsb, and bis license was numbered 1,170.. ‘Tho pushing and lip-quarreling still contin- ued, and at the time for the closiug of tha polls there was a grand rush and o clamor for admit- tance to the scone of the ballot-counting. Tha a{)pllmnn were Ao noisy and demonstrative that nothing could be ccmngmhed. and the judees decided to remove the ballot-box to A moro scquestered spot. Despite the confi- dence-giving experlences of the past three hours, tho crowd allowed the judges to take the box away to Mr. Rockwell's oftices In the State Baviugs Building, and there, jn tho preacnce of afew cliosen ones, the several candidates among the rest, the ballots were counted. Tho result, apnounced At B0 o'cluck, s ‘fotal mumber of votes cast, 406; for Abner ‘Taylor's delegation, 2093 Johu A. Hunter's, 1703 John Lyle King's, 111, The Abner Taylor delegatiun i8, thersfore, according to the latest returns, iu the majority, The delegates ara: D, J. Wren, Enoch Howard, F. Getssler, D, W, Nickerson, Frank Warren, Williaw Baker, F, A, Brokoskl, O, Bustnell, ‘The delerates from the Ninth Ward aro: I, M. 8myth, J. J. Montazue, . W, Dyball, J, I Brennan, Q. W, Lawrencee, 1. R. Corcoran, 8. A, Eflis, Jumes Stewart. ‘They are all, of near- prominent candidate for Sherifi, and in the ovening a Grand Enter- tainment will be given by well- known professionals, Admission, 50 cents. Continual Sports and Pastimes from momlng_tlll !_.2 o'clock at night, TABERNACLE, LAST NIGHT-THIS (TUESDAY) RVENING, BT AT GRAND LOSCERT oF TiE "0 STRAKISI 0PI 0, J. I, ITAVERLY, And Jout direction of HATHAWAY & PUND (Red- v #8th Lycenn Jureau), Differrnt Programme from 1ast night's Conerrt.” Admigion—Only 50c, 73c, and $1, E3ther of above irfees Includas ltesorvad Aeat. crved Heatanow on sale at " clieterved Seatenow on sale at Rout & Sons’ Murle ALLTHE GREAT ARTISTS TO-N1GOT, Miss Clara Louise Kellogg, . Miss Annie Louiso Cary, Sig, Rosnati, George A, Conly, J. Levy, EMIL LIEBLING, MAD. MARETZEK, 8. BEHIENS. clected. The winning ticket received 455 vol 08 followss Ilermann Benze, D. W, Mills, Juhn frepliens, James Kogera, Nicliolia Mohr, Valen- tine Kot, I’ J. Maiwurm, John A, Bell. In the Ninth Ward the primary possed off auletly, and the followlng tickes ‘was elected: T, Kckbardt, Etv Montgowmery, Fred Boerner, 1. tictman, C. K. Ilerrick, P. R, Corcoran, ¥, Buthordt, Lo C. Kiniston, This whole actegatfont was put up and voted for lu the in- terest of Been, and thera ts no reasouable doubt that they will all support him in the Conven- upon voluntary, semi-yoluntary, and involuntary pery- ou sctlon, [t acta with Yigor, gentliensss, and sob- ticty, owing o Ue exgnidty nyrmony of its ingredly ente, akin 10 pure blood ltaelf. 130 (asie (8 plessaut and ita effects permaent. Cleared—Prop Tndis, Dulatl c€ago; schrs Lucerne, 2,400 brls cement, Nispars Chicago; C. D, Benson and K, Peter, Toledo; S. A. Wood, Detrolt; barge Troy, Saginaw; Veous, Chicago. . Paxsed Port Colborne In twenty-four honrs end. ing Gp. m., 28th,—Weatward—Props Suverelgn, Satnin: City of New York, Toledo; City of Con- cord and Champlain, Chicazo: Aiblon, Detroit; barks Sam Cook, Chicago; sches Galiatin, Chicago} H. Fitzlngh, Detrolt; Mediterranesn, “Toledo; Eils Merten, 'Cleveiand; 3. (b, Megrath snd M. L, Hrock, 51, "Andrews; Ashisbuls, Ontario, Porry ound. Eastward—Prop Dominlon, Montreal. LAKE FREIGUTS, Grain freizhts were active at 3i4e on corn, and 3xoon wheat to Buftslo, by esil. Charters were reported for 75,000 bu wheat, 122,000 bn comn, 90,000 bu oatw, and 53,000 bu barley, To Duflalo ~gchr Willlam Jones, vats on p. ¢ ; schrs Nichol- son and F. A, Sloree, corn at J%e; achr Molvetia, ‘wheat at il3c; props Colorado and Fountain City, corn through. To Erie—Prop Philadelphla, echr €. H. Weekn, corn through rates, To Sarnia— The Caldwell and Gaiding Htar, corn through rotes. To Toledo—Schr Powers, barley atic. To Ogdensburg—Prop 8t, Albans, corn thirough rate, Ta (loderich—Sche Lake Horest, whoatson p. L ‘To Collingwood—Schr Flying Mist. coru through, £n tha asternoon the sehe Watertown, barley, and the J. 0. Thayer. corn, to Buffalo at Biic, 1t wan uncerstood that there was snather el ley. ’;’hl schra Elvina, Pulaski, and John Bigler Commodore, Chi- tha body, \hich wers adopted with soma slight altorations. The Chalrman announced that the Exccative Committee would mect Baturday afternoon at 2 o'clock to map out the campaign, sud an invita- tlon was extended to candidates and all others desiring to be present. Mr. Meyer Blum stated that a certaln Rey- nolds, whose resignation tho Leagua members had refused to accept, had withdrawn from the Knrtv and gone over to the Ureenbackers. What {r, Blum wanted to know was what sbould be done with such a man, After sume discussior, the actlon of the League lu relusing to eceptthe erring brother’s roafgnation was reconstdered, and the resigna. tlon was then accopted. Tho Sccretary was in- structed Lo confer with the people of the Town of Jefferson in reward to filling the vacancy, and to report the result'of hisinquiries to the Ex- ccattye Committee, which should have power to ek Mr. T. K. Elvy, of Rogers Park, was elected to #ll a vacancy in the Evanston Distriet. Mr, Payne offered the followlng, which was unanimously adopted : Resotred, By the Republican Leaguo of the Sev. enth Senatoral Districi, that the delegates {0 the County Convention from the Seventh District bo and llm{ are hereby requestod to meet at Repub- fiean lendquarters, Gsrand Pacifio Ilote), at 10 o'clock, Ocl. 10, and go intosecret seseion and de- termine, first, 10 Aubport no man for any office Who will not pledge himant{to givo the Seventh Diatrict ita fair propartlon of the appointive oflices and of - ficial patzimuge within his gift when elected. Sec- BALM ‘The Maayorsa arst ie a anre devics for cresting & purs and blowming complexton. / 1t conceals ull natural blemishes in tha most aur- priaing snd effecticn manner. It removes All roughness, eruptions, rednees, . blotehes, freckles, and tan with magieal power, 1t drives away all evidences of fatiguo and & eliemoent. 1t raakes the plainest face beantiful. 1t grives the eomploxion s daraling purity and faakrs (ho neek, faco, aud arms appear graceful, rotund, and plump, « It mnkes s matron of 33 or 40 lonk nat more thas 20 years old, and changes tho rustia maiden [ntoa cultivated city bulle. The Mlagnalia Dalm remores oll blemishes and esne evala every drawback (o beauly: ard, while it is at ‘harmisss as waler, 1 §¢ 99 1ife-like in its ¢ffects that Lhe elonest observer camma delect its use. & Ladies who want tn mako themseives atiratiiro can make an sbeolute certainty of it by using Taaaxs MagnotIA DALY, and wo know of ng other way. It fs the clerpest m{:mnunn in the world, all ‘things considerid, nay }o had st any deug s, RV, D DEPARTURE OF TRATE, Pxruawation or Rerzrexce Manxh.—45 Tiicfied handay excepied. b s Reiid ORIOAGO & HORTWESTERN RAILWAY. ‘Ticket Olices, flc‘l’&'fl' n::l:fllmln Touss) snda$ on. 4 'Fnem wnsn\':r{ quict primary in the Tenth Ward, aod the following delegation was elected, with subatantially no ovposition: W, Wayman, A. D, Ferren, 8. ‘T, Gunderson, John Feldkar J.D.Kline, The beat estimate gives this del gation to Beem and Davis fu the proportion of three o two, The primarv election in the Fleventh Ward passed ofl quictly, hetween 300 and 400 votes being cast. Ko follosine Congressional dele- gate Licket was elected without opposition: A, ‘A« Sprogue, 8. C. Storer, WV, E. Mortimer, J. 11, Snatiorn. M. E, Cole, D, 'W. Mun, Georeo Stersood, L. 1t Dyer A. N Linscott, Charles Hleper, A B, Cook. The entire delegation is pedged to support Willard Woodand as a candi- date for Coneress, and it |s sald that they will vote for (ien, Teom na sccond enolee. Tho Twelfth Ward was carrled by the friends of Col. Davis for that gentieman, his principal opponent belng Purk-Cominissioner J. W. Bennett, The primarfes were Leld at No. 804 Madimon street, and when the yotes were counted it was found thut the Davls al'scific Past Line asloux City & Vi aDuboque Day Ex.vis i aliubugue Night Fx.via Cton |y 8 3333733383323593358 er for bar- Tultman lote) ind Counct! 308, . tween G ng Chicaza iy, for (eorgs E. White fur Senator, and if he S a P ; = Fore counted it wan {oumit thul the Davie | ook earry tio nolld delegation Flunter will | on: Fo detute whOIN NEF Wil Shupors iof, each | tomt o L HATER 107U Ort s GOTBNT | Mool Cid, ThtLgunan of say oiderfard il | TG (TTESDAT) NIGHTA PROURANNE, nett 362, The delcgation § LA M F. | get the othere. For Represcntative they aro | ofiice,and resolve to vole asa unll.?uv #nch chosce, a~Depot corner of d Ringle-ste. Duot—Exceirior. Palte Al st ¥. Allon. 8, G. Seaton, W. JI. Nickrs solid for Dave Clark, snd are willng tosappor Fhird, to'vote 88 tto cancns decides upon all ques- MARINERS, TAKE NOTICE. b—Diesot corver of Canal and Rinzio-sia. Varp folo- 1 Lo fioTHa R YESTERDAY’S Clrane, 4. T Stier, €1 G Koblpaat Georga K, | auy i from, e Fust West, Whors theons | After some miscolancous business rofatng to | oS ommeter SREmers LieuL Tiosse Tosoceor f | GEICAGO, RUBLINGION, & OUTHOE RATIAOAD: | brauo suio-tavtbafs petis rounten.. wever | SALES AT THE GREAT ot Hakiwin. Jacob Gross, C. V. | Thev secw, wowever, to ratler profer Dare | & through canvass of the diatrict, tho Leaguo | uiy " vices nolice to mariners that an iron buoy, | a0 Cos s Biiaeiiasta, Tieksl Omcas, 33 CLFk: | Bone—Tempo Pasmstor e o ¥ 3 ’ \ Ly, &%, Jarics T. Hawiclgh, Lyon, “Tlere will vers likely bo'a contested | adjourned to iaeet Oct. 1Lat 2 p. fa, b R e e gl B AL D e e Aile Lowlia Cary. AUCTION OI' N. MAT- The Thirtecuth Ward voters did thelr busi- | delegation from this word, : v ahich o the etarey abguta talle soath Andsouths Aria=""Tutetier - frand = 4 ees at 780 West Lake street, nud solccced the | . Tiin delegates from tho Tenth Ward are: J. MISCELLANEOUS, e Mendota & Guleshurg Express. = Eeho Song.. SON & €O. WERE THE The Second Ward Republican Club met last night st No. 508 State street, After about fifty names hud been vided W the membership-roll It was decided by vote that the club snould nominate no ticket of delegates to the County Convention, that matter to be left eotirely to the primary etection. Speeches wers then made by Messrs. W, C. Smith, James Webb, and Chrley Harris, candidates for Coroner, and by Messrs, Williamn _Aldrich, Rirk Howes, Gen. Mann, and J. W, Thotnas, Republican Headquarters ot the Grand Paclilc yesterday were enlivened by the presence of several prominent members of the party out- Otiawa & Breator Exjircss.. tockfurd & Freaport huhuque & Kloux City E. 'scine Fast Express, anaag & Colorado Kxprems wner's lirve Accom' following list of delegates, there befng no appo- gltlon worth speaking of: . J. Smith, J. Beonett, H. L. ‘Thompsonm, J. P. Georre W, Smith, James Quirk, 8, C. W. A, Phelps, There 18 no particular man to wham this delegation i pledged, but the friends of Gen. Beem cluim that he has the lead, with Davis and Woodard close behind. In tho Fourtcenth Ward thero wero half o dozen tickets, and the [uterest wus great, yet a very small vote was polled, com- pared witly the Hepublican vote of the ward. the delegates clected were ua follows: Jacob Deutseh, W, T. Jobusou, A, J. Elvig, Loulx Martin, M. Koenig, Georpo Ralfs, Auzust W dell, W, H. Miller, Jowis Marttn, aund A, W, Raflin, Cominiastoner Meycr ran the opposl- H. Barke, J. H. Cruver, Fred Mcebold, 1L D. Jennings, ¥. Kramer, They are solid for White, and stand obout as the Ninth Ward docs on Representatives. - g FOURTH SENATORIAL. The primarics for the election of delcgates to the Fourth 8enatorful Convention—tlint dis- trlet embracing the Eighth, Eleveoth, and Tiwelfth Wards—were held yesterday evening, ‘The Elghth Ward primarics were held at No. 140 West Harrlson street, and tho following tleket was elected: George W. Spofford, Rich- ord M. Oliver, Frank Maiworns, Joln A. Bell, Aaron J. Miksch, Johu S8tephens, Herman Miw enet aido of South Bass Island, Lake Erle. Cornet Solo—Aleah reef lle 8 ittie to the northward, proximity to 1 a) track of v “'Routh Pasa (belwuen the lelanda mainland). 1t 1x about 400 ft in dinmeter, and the least water fonnd on It was 11 {t. The haoy atanda on the routh aiae of tho reef in 14 ftof water, with 4 fathoma close 1o it, It should be passed on the sauthward. Tho point of Qreen laland npeu to tho southiward af liasn Island cloars the rect. 'MARQUETTE. Bpecial Dispaich o The Tridbune, Manqurrre, Mich., .Sept. 80.—Arrived—Prop R. J. Uncket: schrs W. M. McQregor, : Willlam Uranay, . J, McQlll, Orphan Bo; LARGEST YET BEACHED. DONT FAILTG SELECTSOM ARBTICLE AND BUY Tt AT YOUR OWN PRICE. P ra e Downer's Urove Accaji reenort & Dibiiaus Ex; fimaha Night Kxprem. Toxasbast Express Kansas Clty & 51, Joe Ex Puliman Palsca Dining- Rieentng-Cars are run between Chicago sod Omahs o English Song— o8 Klgmor fzoanatl, Cornet Kolo—Hotel mf‘"_;.ulu; Walts, BODG—LATR ouririeas o oovence TitO Mattel Composed exprosly for, and ng foF the Brat time in Ameriea by, Miss Ciara Loulse Kullogg. Plazo folo-trand Maren frun Taauhstier Bat)... hei'acifte Expross, CHICAGO. ALTOR & BT. LOUIS AND CHICAGO KANBAB CITY & UENVER BHORT LINES. #ide of those who dropped in from the Beventh q ¥ o i Unlon iepot Bide, near Sadlsonsat. Lridga saq . . » tlon ticket, which was piedied to Davia, and ho | Benze, James Collius. The delegates are | Diatrict Scnatorial Cavention amd the Bctiog | gatred-brop Cormorsy " Charles Wall, | UERENSRANE ket Snee, 123 liaadoloh g Trio—(From Attl eafmg ] entilation B o e | Jiuahl o e cventy dividad St Bhemai, it 1 G A B e ey o ! ] b Sl o 7 S Rz [ ] tlected oro 5 lows g yiY . Bouncett, % ONCEr, Of labama. who 1s in the city ow N N N 5 ity Fast B [ages must i -sL and Jeave by Mare x 2 £ Davier 2+ Bennott, 1, on tho foformal baGE: | - Faeprimacs. eiection tn the Elevonth Wara | sfayiug with Mal. . V. Edwands, Gon. Stophen NAVIDALION NOTES o itk T CHNTENNIAL i 1} Dayis does not develop mora strongth on this passed off harmontously, and the followlng | A. {lurlhul, and othors. ‘TheRepublican Cami- 5y WMobile &' New Orieans Exivm EXHI N The tug Waters arrived here jasz night from Michigan City, and will return with a dump. Tho schr Francis Palms, Capt. Marsden, celved » now sct of salls, and §a now in good shape for fall wenther, Thirty-fve scows and schoohers were at the lumber market with cargoes yestorday morning, and eighteen remained laat evening. 1f wind and sea permit, the schr Hougarian wiil be tuwed cown to Evanston this morning, whore TABERNACLE. SBATS GOING RAPIDLY BEECHER’S LECTURE, Wednesday Evening, Oct, 2. bollot than Beemn his delegates will vote for Beem on the formal ballot,” Bennett's wan is likely to hold out to the cud, simply beeause Le [s pledeed. ‘The following 18 the vole summarized: { ll.'lm‘.l Bennelt. Woodard, Kt Louis, Bpringdeld & Tex Peoris, Hurlingion § Fast Ex. uk Express, Paducah i. it E: Hlrestor, Lacon, Wasl'ton Jollet & Dwigut'Accommy QHI0AGO, MILWAUREE & ST. PAUL RAILWAY, Unfon Depot, corner Madisn and Usnal-sta. Ticket OMice, §38oulh CIATK-st., opposite Sherinan Hoass, audai depot. were clected without opposition: 8. C. Storer, J. T. Plumstead, George B, 8witt, W. M. Poud, C. R. Barton, Thomas Parker, 8r., A. J. Spully I, K. Boyescn, Jobn Sanborn,'W, ¥, Meilenry, W, E. Mortimer, 1t was stated about the poil- ing-place that the delegation was not pledged 10 any particular cauaidate, but fL 1s likely that it will support E. I 8herman and L. H. Bisbeo s candiuates for Representatives, L. I1. Bisbee carrled the Twelith Ward, as far 88 the matter of o I\n{uunnluuvo Was cou- rnlgu Cominittee lns arrauged with Benutor ilafne, who will return from fowa about Satur- day, to sneak bero Monday night at the Taber- nacle, and it s alsoexpected that he will dellver another speech somewhers In tho adjolning countles for tha purpose of atirring up the rural mind to s reallzing sonse ot the importunce of the coming cambalgn. The chunces of clecting o Republican repre- sentativo to the Board of County Commissio crs from the Fourth District will depend gront- Boynion’s Furnaces For Iiard or Soft Conl or Wood, 78 Ntyles and Slzes. g 30,000 IN TSE. RICHARDSOH, BOYNTON & 0., Teave, | Arrive. * T8 . 745 I LI WaUXES BXDPOIS..oournies MANUFACTURERS, Sorue, i oo Blis AU, Comoel, | £ 000 e e e L | el e el atimber, oy, | SRR RS wEP I A AT | g icagt Mux Volachelq &%, Gazdner, and 1. L. Houalt the Preaidential vota as a guidg. thora was only lookini afut tho Intorestof the Orfent Sintusl Int DA L 256, 50c, 75 4 Lake St., Gh!cago, Ills. g ‘] C euiid, N 0 Compbels 100, and Potachekds 124, The voce for | S0out 04 matority in tie Towns of Lake, | Armcs e e i cant. chnsors. ou i e katirtaye) 0 y C. ittt Mt Lof ST by that corporation on_ the conl eargocs on the achraJ, G, Masten and J. M. llutchinson. “Tho tng Jqhn Uregory and the Vrotoctivn bad & raca yesterduy. snd {t 18 said the former was an easy winner, und showed er aollity to ruy all aruind fhe latter. Tha Indepondent Lino fs thus entitied to the broom. Capt, T. Il Smith has chartered the tag Gold- srith Anld, and will_commenta towing with her thinaficrnon, The Maid s one af the emartest ljttlo tugs i ihe barbor, and Capt. Smith should, do well with hes, The wind blow & stoady and strong gale from the south'ard yesterday, and n heavy aca ran. A amnil voanol dropped hor anchioroff the Marinu Tospital, and rode out the gule. Townrds night the wina Lecamo lighter, and " the sea calmed aown consid- orably. No mislaps resnlied from the biow, and veunaln were not detained in port on acconnt of It. Miller lros, ey docks uro well occupied, and a Proviso, Leydon, Cleero, Riverside, and Lvons, which make up the district. If the Block-Yards {ustst upon running Tabor they will invite do- feat. ‘Thoy scem to bo so ncarly con- vinced of thls thst ihey arc castiog about fur & candidate to cownpromise upon. P, J. O'Conneil suems to Lo tho candllate who will get the Demoeratic nomination, and e will poll a strong voto in the Town of Lake. A number of Republieans bave signed @ call requating Mr. ¥, E. Shandrow to allow his numa to be used as a candidate for Commis- sloncr, I his reply ho sava bo cnters the Hst of candidatos with the undesstandivg that the movement is made i the spirit of concession and cowproinise, sud with the hope that ft will {gmnvlln the conflicting political ntorests in e Lown, . s (U Milwaukee Fasc Mall (dally).. Wisconsin & Mionerots, Ureed Ny, Bieveas Polnt, aud Ashe tand throuzh xpresy. “Ail trstas ran via Niigaukes, and Miumeapolie arv cood eltter yia QU Chleta OF via Watertown, LaCros ILLINOIS C! a5, an * 8:C0p. 3 (i {.‘L| Go 1o Ruot & Bons’ Music Ca., 134 Gtate-st., TO.-DAY, und wreury seats for U LAST LECTURE IV CHicaGo Gardoer and Jlough was light, The primary was held at No, 804 West Madlson strect, and the names of the delogutes arc us follows: Joha Tyrrell, i K, Jenlins, J, C, Polley, J. T, Rawlelizl, M. A, Morse, T. 8, Albright, E. A. Sherburne, E, K. Alle, F. C. Russell, John L Partsh, R % Williaws, B, G. Beaton, C, C, gomml, George K. IMazlitt, and Hcory H. rawu. i ‘The Convention will be lcld at Martine’s Hall, on Ada strect, to-morrow afternoon. FIFTH SENATORIAL. The primardes for tho Fifth Hcuatorlal Con- ventiou, which mcets this afternoon at 630 Mil- waukee avenue, wero also hietd yesterday even- Ao e Instiintlun incorporated Hapt. 1. 1671, atil devoted eaclusively o the troatuient of the disoascy And accilents peruliar Lo Women, THE WOMAN’S FREE DISPENSARY Cunneeted with tis Institution E anen exary Weduestay aud Kalunay fmm 10 t ¢ cluck, for the grstuitous treatnieat of dlsoises of en. Tho foference to be drawn from tho abovo table Is that tho decialon ct the contest rests with the delegates of the Eleventh Ward. 3t 1s understood that seven of them are for Col. Davia. If thisba true, and It the delezates {romn other wards remnaln firm fo thelr allezianco to that candidate, ho will be spt to recelve the nomination on the second ballot. * WARD BEECAFL, ming jn Wednesday t ens will do well to we of cuuntry et BXl;,OSl’l:&\ BUILDING, FXPOSI FIRST SENATORIAL, J Tbo primarics for this district, which em- + bracea the First, Ninth, and Tenth Wards, were held yesterday cvening, the returna Indicating that Georgo White will ho uominated for Scua- tor und Dave Clark as onc of the two Repre- sentatives. Louls Fxpress .. £ [auls Fares & New Url PHOTOGTIATILY. ¥ \\vs ANT AND COMMODIOUS ALb Wi #) eld N A e, Rurlovs & 5 HFRGA IO . reona, burlocwn & & |m|.uannkslouxcuy"‘:‘ d the contest was wore spirited, siuce lu e ——— Jarga foroe of workmen are cugsged there. Tho s & Not even In the palmiest daya of the Firat :‘I’nfl 5::‘"“ thera luannntnrlanc vowminated . o iy bario T V. ook wont, in Sl o+ D.A. 1 A ll'mfr'"" o ut d Ward was th c I e MARINE NEWS. ine, thy scbr Wililam Joncs fo Bt 3 AL II-I 2 - o tummiteT, ttatue. _ 33 thera such a row over a primury elec- | og weit ga a couple of Representatives. ‘Tho cataed by & fecent mishap, tha schr €, M rt alintatunias ulehtsuuio oot . Hlun us thoro was yesterdoy evendug. ‘e polls | puquiy was s fullows: . . o0 Tron ML Bx hoAre. SNG Wy AR the | ®Gnpaturday nlznl ras iy eoria ouly, S A, D... O.....10 I, DM, Photoagral her wero located at the corcr of Thind aveuuoand | * J, ¢he Thirteouth Ward the primarles wero THE x-non'rnmwnm. 1o, | Fes ted Jackes and Tarraut for minor ool MICTIGAN OENTRAL BAILROAD. ADMINRION: g p Jckson streat, aud Charles L Esston, IL. C. | 1,01d ot 780 Weat Lako strect. This ward s 1n | oot 2rocte by e i e e | 2.0 Satou 2 ieh e otly bobiad St heF foroe {oobut LN W SOkl el iR | AvpLes ..oz CENTECIILORES, - 75 MADISON.ST,, Berard, and A. L. Rockwell wero the suranco pool that was formed hero a short time | 2 G MASTOE BELSH SRR KT o utialo by Latal, S at Vatier (e, st sakin g g 3 . clevatir. the Fitth Benstorlul District, and thero was no opposition to Willlam E. Mason for Ropresenta- tive, his delegates being elected almost unanl- 9 80 has bursted. Yesterdsy morning a lively meot- jou was held, st which conslderablo bad blood waa shown, and in the sfternoon another sesslon Take Kle {'u'dze; Charles L. Easton (s well known Mr Cahipels. 86 roard {8 not, and 8 not =0 it (sulleged, o 5 Republican. Ha has not been an attenduut ut the prop Aunlelops, whers abe will ro- celve new gpare, canvas, efc. The schr J. M. Hutchinson, another of Capl. Frank Perew’s 13 3 J. . MAVERLY. Magaser and Provrietor. illév\flhlh and Afr Line) zpress.. o o | | Last Week of the Gified American Artl ; 16 meotings of and eobainly 18 168 known t6 | mously, ‘T uaica arg” o8 followss John A, | reanitol In the auspension of tho rates, thus vie- | véascla ihat was damaged In the ricent blow, wiil T it e il I A IR B T e e the members of tho First {\‘.rd Republican | Rochio, M. Wanzer, W. G, Wood, W, tuslly breaking up the_combination and giving be drydocked heru for repairs to bur fik""fi kxpross (daily) 3 p. T ) HaDa: daqui Millers bosutiful Awerican Draoia, 1he Club, Mr. Rockwell is lawyer, and 1nsomo | Walte, A. W. Gray, Cuarles Bults, I Fatruey, agenis perfect liberty to writa at any Sgure thoy ELSEWIKRE, B Expres. ... 1D, ! V4D & T l's;s-uml\w Oskiaud has received extensive repales st Hulialo, Thu last crib on the harbor plers at Milwaakes bas beew sunk. ©. 1), Blanclisrd and ¢, M. Uoodlng Lave been Jotn Maxwell. Tuesu dolegutce will also yote for a Senator, and for this position Alessrs, Klolbassn, n clork in the Custom-ilouse, is about the only sapiraut. * 1n the Fourtcenth Ward the dolegates olected ‘Way or other gcted a8 judge In place of Btephen " Brows, who refused toserve. It should be remarked before golog further that the contest between the First Ward caudidates for Senator ~—Aessrs. Aboer Taylor, John A. Hunter, snd pless, It fu likely that 5O not will bo tbe rate on Luffalo fuln ‘cargoes, &t 1ho opening of ‘Change to-day, inatead of 76¢, the pool figure. The trouble nad beon brewing ever since the pool PITTEBURG, FT. WAYNE & OHI0AGO RAILWAY, Depot, comer Cansl aud Madison-ata. ~ Ticket Officas, _ W Ciar Paiuier House, aud Ursnd Pacite ilutel, dles' Dresses, Sacijucs was organized, And grew out of au slisged un- (is, ) wik Wik ECALAL ELS. LEVH TOEATRI i confirmed as Local luspects Marquaette. . Ho John —| & fotlows: Frauk Schoepewald, Emil | faie spportionmont of shates In the frvi place, s T Local Vi all sad Rxpres. s Joba Ll Kiug—tas véen astrong oue, Each ( ey os fullowss, Brak; Slocuoall, Mgt [ SP0 “Unequal” divison O thu. Uatincks | rcuais o thet foquiey it th Aestor b bohe Pt 1t 31, HoOLEY Sole Prugrietor sad Maaarer. &t appears, 10 carry tho k&m Ward, | wels Otson, W, 8, Edbrodk, August telutaus, { subsequently. A vrominent company's ayenis ara . aud ssy: % Afiur carefu) considerstion we { 28t Lius.. EVANGELINE. |-smam e + e A e % an "Uihe P teionds Tot! it have labored | teorgo Nuuczewskl, und Joun Lochcr, Nuthe | $41d 10 have rafused to glve ub ita buslusus fur ths | sy of tho opfnion thst if (upt. (aylord had suived EHE S KAEMPPRIN ' benedt of the pool, claiming to have had an ex- ALTIMORE Maouday, Mh every eventng, and Wednesday and. . o 5 3 ith Lifi, (he steauer RALT Qafo. T - <IN - Camestly to bring about the securing of the | ing could by learned ws to liow the delogatcs | beholh §F the, Peoh DUTIMC AR, TS S SR | on bosrd, aid kapt lus crew ) Tttty HORE &, of Mou. | Batuniay Matlaeee, GADrCceivitL] sutocss of MOCKING-BIRD FOOD, deleg i Ve t It I8 belloved that Kiolbassa is aliead. might have heeu saved and all oo board, without e-at, | Ticket Uttices: B3 Clark: imer 1louse, W RUA NIV U q ol Fial A 4 premjums recelved alnce the 11th inel,, which the -feuu counidor greatly inadoquate to the amount of business turned into she poul by them. NAUTICAL MISIAPS. weut into er atern ‘She Groat Wostern ferryboat Transl the Detroit dr) <I|l'\¢k|ft‘lllfl]fl' 10l ‘beariugs examined. Hefure lvaving th et several new duck besws, 8 ficward iransom, and new the regular Repuh- it gotten up in the Who has aspira- ve hundred and sev- antmated contest betwe Hean Club ticket and a tl jutercat of Al tions for Blate Benator, was uot lost. ‘The polls wers opaiied ou time, 2en a6d {n an orderly wanuer, Defors s dozen uien hud voted, however, thero was a klck on the part of an outslder, who fusisted that o iy maguldoent Opers Houfia Wil Jis weAllh ol atiruc tuig Fisherma: i 137 OLARK-ST. MEDICAL, revister should be kept. 'The judgos did not | en votes were cast; sud the ticket nominated by The schr Carrler arrived on the Lumber Markot | Fails. st will be oul wuain In about three weoks, diau. W 'h g - ARRIL 38750 to o broponitin, aud 1 a sid tha b | Sho Club e ucecsatul,receying S 0RI0FLY | peutday inaa ber ilapual, Ton 1 e recont | DSFA SR Mt P ok o e UAMLIN'S (NEW) TIEATRES 1 1on e Voto eorly and olten was carried out | 'Tho ielerates elected 2ok blow. follows: Lumber, 6, 1N, 000 tect; Jath, §, 575, 000 W Clarkoak, opposite sew Court- Huvse. Gaand wind wll EMickson, 8wep Oln, H. P, Brusewitz, G, A. Uruis, und Vatrlek Walsh, As {ar a8 can bo ascertained tho delegates are to favor of Peter Kiolbassa tor Benator an A, Sundelius sud W, E, Mason for Represents tives, Mr. Kiolbassa i 8 Pole, sud (s at present au employe at the Custom-fou: ite has nlso served ou the pollee. Mo hus previously been clected nlm:mlx:r of thy Leglsluture, where, it As vlnlnud“hu ‘has shown hardly suMcient ability 10 the Jetter sud spirit. Notwithstanding the lnitiatory grumbding the work progressed calm- f sud in w satistactory manner till tho shades of might begunto fatl, Thew the represcuta- thn “at the polls was sugmented by the arrival - of Aike McDonald and Ll omnifpresent and industrious coustituency. hm“u{ Dave Thornton and a delegation of bls tried ‘apd true minfons huppencd alons. Kuow sl men by thess prescots that Mike and pluces; sbiugles, t410,000; salt, 5,600 Lrls. PORT OF CHICAGO, The following are tho arrivals and actusl satito ge at WLl port for the twenty-fuur bours eudiug at 10 o'clock last uight: The mate of thé schr E, A, Nicbolson foll from & staging Sunday, while attendlng to the unluad- ing of a cargo of salt st adock on ihe Boulh Hranch, and broke one of bhis legw above the knee, Jic was sent (o his homie 0t Detrolt last evuntng. ‘The ruwior thet the tug Sweepstakes hud gono down In Lake Erle proveaioc have been falue. That tug passed Detrolt Saturday with threo “The barga McGruder abruck the wrock of the eld [iapieatory undase urs lumcdiatoly e ussour’s Tl Fald iih . Malivd on recetpt A& 0., Ageuty, Nuw Morning Mali—Old Line, N, L Ty Al 37, s une prhce (81.:2% tw & Yori. sout by druadiets TRIUMPIL T kX NKYRN KD UWN 10 Coughn, Colida, Sop: T Hoarsene Y, Oct. 1, overy evening, aod Matinees, tho "M(l"n. \Ir.l'" g, ses, L FRANK 8. CHANFRAL, Ju bile Thrtiiing Amerivan Draws, KIT! PTRRRD, QUONHAT. 4 25 s 8 Degotcuruer ot Cltawa aud Carrull-sle, West Site ~ Deparic i Airive. ARRIVALS. Simr G, Grummond, bouth lisvea, susdries, Huxh Price S tioney iy Tk by Mal, simr 'rice, 35 Cenig per Hlog by . "0 Aatolope, Kre, ost Biate tiect. 1. Hayes, EI loel - b y < o Tl - Triumph Throat ‘Tul s ve don'e sulx. They arc unto each ubhicr ua | to cutitlo him 40 asgat I the Scoate, Mr. B [ orop NG, noar lello Iate. fast Priday night, aud | - Scbr it e, coal, Twelith street. THE ARKANSAS TRAVELER, l.m""m { ‘Tublet Co., 5 are milk and vinogar, sud when they come to- | A, Bundotus 13 o Sweds of conslderubio sUllity. | knucked a hole in kor bow Which caused hor to bo- | $EhT M Mulie {xuile, Sactat. With & GUEAT nl'RCIAL CAST. : o7 l:;:'!ll‘w ut‘l.mm 18 8 perceptible sourness ‘l‘u tll: im- { He was at u;lo Il‘l{'lc fidl!l‘ur of T Br:dllnh [mu.;rllu wmlh\:&urln(‘ud. She was towod 1o Detrojt and Prop I Vednesd: ¢ cinity. 2 uic city. . W. B, s tha law partner | ro) i W aldnes ; : that Mike sk s b aant Iheve s s 1oat | of Judiy Waptacn wnl b satd b0 b & good wan, | ““Foronio Globe, 24th: The bady of & sstior was YRR T, Law, Duflalo, coal, Madison stroet. PYICK e wile found o - K. Bebe Witiathad Fawde Ciy. huer, Sarkst. Belir d, A 1ih, Moulstbjue, Tawmber, Market, Prop G, Hurilut, Suffaio, ligkt, ushstrect, el Nurtherner, Bulaio. Nght, ftush stroct. Frop Pulladelphla, Bultslo. suudries. Clark siroct. Beby Golden Elocce, Lullalo, selly RO rders, Prup K 10 Caldwell, Kuztiuw, sall, Huriiiigtan SIp. Behr Gulding Btar. Tiay City, Lalk, Wiztcealh sireet, Belir Guinecuel Buskeyous 1oy, Gas-(lous sily. u!l.‘hr ¥o B, Blockndge, Port B lguse, Ues, Blale Fe the shore of Lake Erle, Township of Bherbrooks, nat. The deceased was abant 30 9 of uge, Bud about Ove feet clebl inches in bight, The s were both warked with indin luki on his right arm a fepresentation of & beart and auchor, surcounded hL: scroll; onbts left a atar and pupresentation of (ho crucifixion. THE CANAY. Bumoxrosr, Sepi. 0.~ Asrived—Prop King Brothurs, Kankskes Fosder, 8400 bu outs; At lantle, Kaukakea Feeder, 4,600 bu corn; Oma- ba, Morrls, 5,000 ba corn; Orlon, Marseilles, 6,100 bu coru: Leviathan, LaSalle. 8,000 bu corn., Cleard—Fhunix, Lockport, 4,767 ft lumber; 50 should mgko it o point to sitend & Republican Lrimury eloction. Mike voted for a Repubilicau esudidate once, snd Dave once upon a thine sold 8 lleputlican candidate & drink. They toay, }lmelun, bl clatm frsterulty with thy Repul ican party, L their aritval the trouble tommenced. Mike wus very *frequent " and ym was not * schitom,” as tho stany parlance Ath it, and & row was quickly stirred up, The voverlugs of the old sores which both of them m’fy Arouud with them were knocked off, and Juslr energics rose ut the sivhit of bloud. {0deeged politieal geuius by tbe uame of Merrtt—und the ramc 18 a henchiman of Thorn- ‘l‘-,u % and was ouce the Secretary of the First 1hard Lesnocrucy—began # chall with Mike Mc- ougld. It s “evident thut the lutter didu’t :yyt o chaf anybody. Ile still wears a plaster foer the spot where Oflleee Londerizun, fu of- “ctitng @ recent vaid, struck Lism o the sbost ribs, woll qualllied fur the positivn. SEVENTI SENATORIAL. The Seventh District Republican Benatoral Convention was beld yesterday morning in the Appellato Court tovms 1z the Urena Pavific Hotel, e C. 0. Pusheck, Chairman of the District 8euatorial Committos, catled the Con- vention to order, After Lue prelimiuary business bad beea dis- patched to everybody's satlsfaction,sthe Con- veutiou got duwn to the work in haud,—tho noinination of cundidates for Senator. — * Mr, 11, . Bluger nowinated Mr. W. J. Camp- bell, of Worth. Mr. Charles Randolph pominated Mr. William N. Bralncrd, ol Evaustop, *a wau of the people, GRAND DOUBLE DILI. LOST IN LOND?N ! MY TURN NEXT MAGNIFICKNT KCEN COMIV SN Bt e s i A U SUIIN Dr. JAMES, PRIVATE DISPENSARY. e 204 Washington 8t,, Chicago, L 1618 watl kpows Dr. Jaes for b haad ai L proleasion I Inch CHICAGO, ISLAND & PACIFI0 RAILRIAD S SRR A IR = KRY. AND. DUE AR VRY cuniacrena, EVERY NIGHT.) Wevsitiadin o { MATINEES, Neat Week—THE TWO ORI ANS, SMOEN, LADIES! Fixamine our Fall 8tock befors purchas. ina, "Wo will show you the fnest . the §C. Ltz Maulatoe, lupber, Lake siroet. e, SV ages s Labe srset, Lester, Maulstee. ludier, Lake siveet. sk, lutiber, Slarket. Fraukfurts lutnber, Matkl 5.\1'] l-f‘ M’flk Mbflmh;‘.élflk L. 7 Irunvides, Tru\vrad Dy, Dark, NATKer. Eene Little Belle. Muskegun, lambir, Lush strect, Tuu Aunts O, hator, Wl AOTUAL aatling ehr Bullala, Bullais, vl Bélir Gourwe Skecle, Sauiair rap Aluses, Bulilo, sundri A gt Mautat diseases taxt rwju Do miitioa, #apialaing win s Caike b pociat fatass. Culiis Snid pariaray o falieni beves I The Taoal delicate ailentiou, Luie aud buar o Cynsuliation iie. G ¥4, Mot TE. AL Bundey, b i Vi, Jesawe lnia voa s Hublertas #3d Slammering posiiively cursd up wo pey Al ncals oo the Dt ©ars, al 75 ceuls sach. AN CHI0AG0 & BASTER, l%fia‘[g;: RAILEOAD, ot ‘7 Clark-t. i TekstOfonss 3 kst 2% b arasorved In diulug fchiun Morulug Light, Peorls, 88,549 £t Jumber, 2, iaths prog Atlentlc Perg, 35,727 11 lumber, b vuus, Julicl . 1, 1% B e Juliet 10155 ¢ Jumcrs et Uradd Haven, it Bebr el gl ;’hNnbl‘l:lrlh Yeoria, V0, 1t lumber; prop Victor, Peoria, e i g ,400 ft lumber; prop Montauk, Bohie Asaulite, Graist Maven, SRk ity oial sitontion fs oalled to *‘Uap- | NO CURE} . i ““sfii‘&‘&%’..‘!“fi.“ ot sweet, Bowhen Merrith | whoso sympathics bod' always beau with the | o5 Thabh Sneat: Montane, Uttea, 0,500 10 | S2kie thoy of Crand fabidn Uraud fuven. Mgt » = [ t Pg""““? Archod1nsten Bhco 334 §0 PAY “DI’ Kea:n ] R Wkl e B e b e Wit s | people, and who wos uét a'lawyer’ lu.Mr. | lymbar; Norsh Awerics, Havags, 4U.444 ftlum= | D'rup ltusioke, Bufalv, sindnes. 2 2 hpper, ghieh i solling_at reduced L] Y Vo il s ot addreastcd replicy MILLS | Ratolub's optuton, Cook County and Chicago | Bert 20,200 1 diowsed Sooring 700, 1 drmmed | pesl RSy Stk Bty Tt For tiscae, SESDRLLS, BERAMERS Bilion snd Sido-tue; e, »oomie-tost 113 Somth Clarkoat., Cllcage, Leuiun caped Me. Merritt's bt to fall ber | MablIRbE Sk Tawyers Yo the Leuis. | aidine 21,000 shiugles; Daoube, Fearia, 84,005 | et sl o ioutiain e Lake, tgut. Ny e b do s ave i ol 18350008, Consue beronsiy ur b1 wAT fres 0 chsoie. us 34 s U i el b body weasured By Boneth § Qo BN e e result of e, ax b | 14 un ; EiRE SRR sundra pad M. WHEELER & C0,, | b et Tt Buar Winiwz, Manhice, Hebit. 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