Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, October 30, 1878, Page 7

THE CHICAGO TRIBUNE: WEDNESDAY OCTOBER 30, 1878, = MARINE NEWS, NAUTICAL MISITAPA, The tag Wood lert port yesterday morning for stonistique, where sho will tako the disabled achr 5.1, Pameroy In tow and bring her to this port. Sapt. Jotm Sullivan went down on the Wood in ba- alf of the jneurance companies. The schr City of Woodstock had her jibhoom, dolphin-striker, and apritaati-yard carrled away in the tiver yesterday, in a colllsion on the North Beanch. - ticton at_ tho Lumher Market Jast eventog the schr Minerya ||‘:il hl‘.'f Jibboom and the Jadon rarxker hor topriast rieging. T e et sueimntd by the schr Emma C. Jintchinson In her recent mishaps are eatunnted at 600, The snrvey wan completed yesterday. e lirgo Argonant waa alii agroand laat even- ing 8t the confluence of the North Beanch and the main river, A rise of water will probably flost her % o unknown seaman s reported to have been Jowt overbonrd from the schr Helle Trowne on her telp up. e sehE James C. King had ber fibboom carricd away ot Closcland” Sunday, by Uelng towed inlo alirond bridge, b0 hunared fect of tho west pler at Ashtabli was_carricd away by the nea Jnat Wednead {t whil require £500 fo repar tho dam e prop Camisteo, in eptering the river at Clevelond Sunday night, bronched to and ran into the west pler, cutting that structure nearly fn two and twisting ber atom, PORT JURON. Snectal Dispateh to The Trivund. Pont Tienon, Mich.s Oct, 20.—The prop Con- estogn, which was ashore on ferson's Ialand, wA® released to-dsy by the tuga Mocking-Bird sod Boilse after being ligltered considerabl Ta the Western Anoclated Pres Tont Hunox, Mich., Oct. 20.—Nown—Probs Benton, C. J. Kershaw, Ohlo and barges; scht Sunriae. ek Up—frops Jny Gonld, Tease Mayand borged ayabopa and barges, M. Milis and barges, Als f-e{mnf‘mm barges, Mary Pringle -m!lmzu. sclyn ¥ W Glitord, D, Provost, Wind—Sonth, fresh; we: 1 Ponr Hunox, Michy Oct. 20—10 » m.—Pamed up—Props Canirteo, ¥ oseinito and consort, \ienna sud consort, Allealiony and Largest "fi'"amx’rl")’:(" Flecce, New Dominian, Aretic, Knv'recnlw. Ohlo —Provs Tenfo mlr;al';: ':yl;u m-f,flm.un and parges; schir A, 1L, Kichmond, Wind—South, light; sweather cloady. BUFFALO. Burrato, Oct. 20, —Laoke freighte firmer, Chare {ers—Conl to Cheboygan, 30c; lumber thence to Chicago, $1.25 on rall; sait to Detroit, 40c; mer- chantise to Toledo, 40e. Cleated—I'rops Mincral Rock, Bay City; Egyp- tian, W. II. Barnum, Chicago; Pacific, Hancock; achra C. K. Nime (500 bris malt), E. Rt Willlams, Toledo; F. C. Lelglton (115 tons cosl), Dun- dee, Delrolt; La Petite (50 briv aait), A icello, J. M. Ifutchinaon, Chieago; o e Candusky s Fighi Claw: 500 1ons conl. Shehoyuan: Wabash, * Toledo; barge R. J Carney, Wyantotto, Day Clty, Pareed Port Colbarne in forty-cight hours, end- ing 6 p. m., 26ih—\Weatward—{'rop Unrden' City, tk D, W, Foster, Black River, —f'rops Geanite Btata, 8t, Albans, Og- Eustw: densburgs bark Ceedic, Kingaton; achra Clioney Awes, 11, Fiezhugh, Oswego; W. J, Preston, Tu- ronto: Undine, Hamilton; barge O, J. Halé, Og- densburg, LAKE FREIGHTS. Graln frelgnts were more actlve and firm at 3¢ astnecorn rate pald for Buffalo. The capacity footed up 55,000 bu wheat, 206,000 ba corn, and 23,000 bu oats. To Butfalo—tchrs Esn Dieno, nforth, and €. Foster, corn st 3c; props Roan- cke, wheat, Colorado, corn, sud schr Unadilla, nhest on through rate. To Sarnfa—Tho schr Moatmorency, Usts, The schr 1. N. Foster takés abont 20,000 bu wheat at Ureen llay for Buflalo, Lumbver freighte at Bay City have advanced 124%¢ allround. % —— FOUNDERED, Speetal Diwatch (o The Tridune EasT SaaiNaw, Mich,, Oct, 20.~The barge Re- beces foundered In Suglnaw Uay to-day, between Port an HMTIM and the Charity Inlonds, bound for Snginaw and loaded wili stone, In tow of the tu Kate Wilitams. The crow were saved by a yaw! from the barge Fosteria, The liebocca was owned in Buftalo, and was an old bulk, GRAND HAVEN. Snectal Disvatch (0 The Tribune, Gnaxp Ifavex, Mich,, Oct, 20,~Threo schoon- ers ran ou thy bieach here this morning, The I, . Muare, talf & mlie north of the plers, is nntn- Jured, The Persia lost her rudder and ran on wose (0 the wouth pler. The Preato mn on north of the piers, and hud hier bowsprit carrlod away by tue scuw snownird. No lives lost. CARGO INSURANCE. The marine underwriters mot yesterday and do- clded to ralse the rates on graln cargoes from and afier Nov. 1, as lollows: From Ch 31.60; Colllngwood, $1.756; U Cleveland, Detroit, and Intermeds a 001 Linke Ontarlo ports, funtreal, 3,50, TIE CANAT. Bminagront, Oct. 20.—Arrivals—Day Dawn, Pera, 1,000 bu curn, 1,200 bu oats, 300 bu rye, 850 bu wheat; Pheenlx, Lockport, 5,800 hu cora. h(:ilusrtd—llmllnuk, Lockport, 4,400 ba wheat; olpbin, Ottaws, 193,242 f¢ Jumber, 2 law; Firat Natlonal, Jotict, 100,761 (l;'l:m&fw MARQUETTE. Arectal Dispatch 1o Tha Tribune, Nanqurrry, Mich., Oct. 20,~Arrived-Trop Mary Jarceki, . The schirs Tshpeming, Bn Auna Bmith awl sehr Shawae Abeavy sca outalde, atrs, Ogsrita, prop are weather-bound, MILWAUKRE, Bnectal Disvaich to The Tribuns. MiLwaver, Oct, 2, ~No charters were report- ¢dto-day, Hates were nominal at Bi;c on wheat to Buflalo and to to Kingaton. Astived, the Chauncoy Iurlbut and Nostherner, Cleated; ache James Wado. Nostheras 2138 i Special Disvatch 1o The Triduna, Ens, Pa,, Oct. 20,—Arrivali—Props Wis- Sabilckon, Junista; schr Alloghony, Chicago. Departuren~I'rops $t, Loulv, Buflalo; China, Dulutt; Wissalilckon, Bufal NAVIGATION NOTES, cuicado, The scow Asa Childa fe 1u dry-dock for rephlrs The achr Otter has had ber damsxes repaired, and 18 ready for acw nigaln, 1Lt ald tho prop Dover wiil i 0 to the Quit of exico, via the ht, Lawrenco Itiver, aftes recelv- Ing 8 uew wheel at (hiv port, Tho ol tary (CITNIRIE. " i bark Coustitatlon will ba complatel. Tebullh nL Nay Clty tho comiig wintor, P I‘n-e Goucrien rteaince Muskegon hos lald up at duitowoe, ‘The Alpens will run thres times a Xeek etwean this "‘l Lo 'll'ul‘m-nln Hla €8 of tho iexo hunin ot and Muskegon. 1 Mouduy, esse representa- intereats fhere wiato Lhat u not been any mouey mado 1n tho busi- :L""’l seavun, espoclally by the smaller vi il ich canuot compote with steatn-baryus an €onrorte and wal 7 by Knlflfl...' craft shut carry GU,000 bu or 5 % 4 PORT OF CHICAGO, q e f0lowlug aro Lne arrivals and actus! sallings ! $his part for the twenty-four hours cadlog at 10 O'clock laat nglit: Proo Waverly. uftutor vricn ez pau dactito, Alpean, fum; Nmr\:. H. Allew, Wullaly, co TinrCutona, ni. Jod, auudrie Hiur (i uitowoc, s e w:km‘ letce, ful ) =1iton, suudrie tub BRYIArK, Lontog. A Tal wALL Washington street, e Market, h Sarkot atreot. I streo bebr Wtnerya, 4 Flr Rate L ponn Susond s eiion: light. bark £2C 08 oo pekon, lant. coter, SLaniale o Aebe Farda N b uelie 8, Ogunta's, ¥reoce, Updensbury, prain. M gon % Sclir (N, o Norty, n, Jight, ey e — CONDUCTORS, Buecial Disvuich to Ihe Trituna ¥droLis, lud., Oct, 29.~Thu first an- lu-.crmu"w of the Brotherhood Canducturs® Toon Bua) natiogal Oganlzed i Y The ! lusuranca Association, which was Lhis city last Junuary, was beld to- 11y “ru Was & good represcutation present, v hpall: ©of ulllcers showed that the As- folignio 8 made satisfuctory vrogress. Tho Gcorge Sy Otleers were elected: Prestdent, v « Tyre, Indianapolis, Tndunapoits, Uoemoat) g Y. Fraideny. gy diayette Ratleoad; First v 2 Redinop, Cinetunats, Soutberns ViePuident, ), Vyard Buyls, wditor of tho Conductors® Drotherhood Gazette, Chicagos Third Vica-Prestdent, B. C. Stillenger, Jeffer- aonville, laon & Indianapoils Roud; Bec- retary and Treasurcr; J, M. 8hort, Cincinnatl, Humllton & Indianapolls Rosd, Board of Dircet- ors—D, A. Parmelee, Tndianapolis, Blooming- ton & Weatern Road’; O, W. Morrill, van-Tian- dles W, A, Commins, Dan-Handle; C. H. Brigus, Indlanapolis & Vincennes; H. M. Mouats, deffersouville, Madison & Indianapolis. e — - - AMUSEMENTS. HOOLEY'S THEATRE. Balshury's Troubadours wereagalngreeted last evening by a large audience, and each member of the company met with a welcome the cordial- Ity of which showed very plainly that they had pot been forgotten whils thoy wera gone. It wan here that the troupe was organized, and it was at Hooley's Theatre that thoy won thelr first success, and alnce that time they have been wandering far and wide, gathering fame and fortune, snd perfecting In many wags thelr unique and brilliant entertoln ment, ‘Tho performance opened with the comedietta “Two Can DIlay st That Game,” in_which Mr, Sglsbury, Mr. John ‘Webster, and Miss Nellle Mcllenry assumed the three characters. The real plessuro of the evening, howerer, was in the musfcal extrava- ganza of *The Brook,” which brings Into play the specinl characteristics of the company, Tho plan of the plece is somewhat sinilar to that of some of the Vokes' entertninments, but It is de- veloped In s novel and Interesting way. Refect~ Ing everything In the shape of & plot, Mr. Sals- bury has adopted the simple contrivance of bringing a party of actors out on a pleasure cxcurslon, onit while enjoyiug the de- Mght of plenfcking in A pretty raral spot, they proceed to entertaln each other by trotting out their several specinliies. Of course such a thing would prove exceedingly tamu and stupld in the hamlsof a pasty of tame and stupld perforniers, but it happens that the Troubadours aro abundantly supplied with the kind of talent needed for such a frolicky entertasinment. After alittle necessary prelude of ordluary pienie conversation and ‘Incident, the company ubandon themselves to the mmor of the hour, nad the mirth and fun proceeds at 8o rattliing a poco that the apecta- tor Is not allowed an foterval to analyze tho varlous features of the performance, but is content to join in it, become one of the party, and have a joily time with them. Thoro is fo much good talent In the troupe, and they dis- play such admirable discipline in playing fnto ong anothor's hands, so to speak, that fho effect is singularly pleasing. There 18 ho one member of the party, scomingly, who secks to obtain pre-eminence, but all work together in perfect harmony and for one general effect, It would be ditficult to sclect any one of the performers above another for special distinetion, My, Sals- bury 18 at one time the entertaluer in his capital fmliations and recitations, tmy and gravo; and he presently gives way to Miss Mcflenry, arol- licking romp,endowed with s lively sensvof fun, a pregty, plump figure, and untiving vivacity. Miss 1elone Dingeon, the musical prima donua, has a wweet soprano volee, which she uses with tino effects and her delivery of some German alrs, and the ballad of * Robln Adair," were roward- ad with hearty applsusc and cncores. Mr. Goutlay and Mr. Jubn Webster contribute an important share towards the misth of tho enter- talument, which, without enumerating its varl- ons featurcs In detail, 1s full of Innocent gayety and good humor, and admlirably contrived to furnish an ovening of genuine aniusement, In such & bright, breezy trific as this, which afforda so much rcal fun, It might scem hyper- critical to mark any Dbleinfshes, There is very little fault to be found with the performance, which is frons beginning to end no more than & strennous effort on the part of a company of clever young peaple who have found & rare o portunity to exbibit themselvesand their talents to advautage. If therewere not so much to bo thank{ul for, one might be fuelined to Yearn fur somothing more nearly approuching complete- ness in the ambitious efforts “of Nate Salsbury, a8 when he essays Lo read “The Seven Ares.” It i3 surely not demanding too much of bim to sk that he do not shock our ears with such a bad reading, und mako so many fnoxcusable bluuders. Dut this 1s-not the only bad thing ho ducs, and we suppose he dovs that only to show that he possesscs a certaln veraa- tility, Miss Nellie Mcllenry occupies, as she s dono skuco the organization of the company, the most _canspicuous place in the affections of her ruditors. 8ho is a reasonably flno slug. r and A good dancer, but she ia pdssesscd of a natural faculty of **fun-making” which 1s pecudiarly ealehing, and which to a great ex- tent conatitutes the richeat feature of this aly- enlar aegregation of comic talent, ‘Tho scenle cinbellishments aro unusualiy fine, the picenic scene copeclally, which is a bis of artistic work fult of merit. e Troubsduurs aro 10 be seen all thls week. TI15 OTHER ITOUSES, Mies Clara Brown, a young reader of great promise, will as at the entertainment this evening ot Welsh’s 3all, Stock-Yards, for the benefit of tno Hoptist Church lately destroyed by the storm, At Hamlin's Theatre an interasting varfot, programme was given, the principal feature of which was & burlesque editlon of “PInk Domi- nos,” which was well received. The usunl skctehes of the var'ety order filicd up the rest of the evening. 4 Af'1ga " enterod upon its second week at Me-~ Vicker’s withfafr prospects of o successful run, Misa Mavhicw bus lind the last act of her play rewritten, and it s undorstood that she will present it {n 1ts new shupe to the audlence at cVicker's very soon, ‘Tho Josh flart combinatlon are plasing, at the Academy of Music this week, u ruttling, roarlng Iriah drama entltiod *The O'Dopo: vaus,” which appears to bo specially constructed to exnibit the eccentric quulities of two come- diuns ntan and Cronin—whose freaks of humor appeal vory strongly and effectivoly to au audionce that Is disposed to be amused they know not why and care not wheretore, Thery are also sons good yariety perforances in the programme, which toke up, after the play, s pleasant entertalnment, The Pat Rooncy Combinstion opened at Haverly's Theatre Monday night witha good pro- gramme, full of tho ususl variotie of songs, dances, comic sketehes, ete. ot had & fln ree ception, and his characterlstic performances kept the housas in o roar, Among the other metmbers of the company who deserve particular credit wero Miss Georgle Kafne and Frank Benvett, who did a pont operatic sketch; Miss Josle Grunger, & stro-coinic o) ohn Willlams Iy an excellent clog and fig the old Lancal schiool § Beamon and Botuers,the soug-and-dunce artists; and Master’ Nowan, Miss Marlo Whit. tingham, baritone and soprano. ‘Ihe entertaf; ment, on the whole, was a very pleasing one, Prof. Cromwell’s unique art entertainments at McCormick Hall coutinue to grow tn futerest, and in the flrm hold which thoy bave taken upon an appreciative publie. Tho surprise which they produced upan the audlences whofirst withessed thew, and who bad Hetlo idea of whut they were to sep cxvept that the entertalumont ‘would probably of the hackn pan- oramic ~magie-lantern, stereoscople” sort, was as complete as it was delightful. The Profes. sor's groups of atatuary sud his views of some of the tineat Europesy m-uarr BF6 Lhrown upon anvay, and set off who o beauty aod clearness of autling which 18 Indeoa wonderful. ‘The gradusl, almost finperceptible. apriaraucs of tho vutliues of thesy views, followed by the clear briogioe out of the full picture n all its beauty, 8 & con- stant surprise _sud dolight to the tator, wud Mr. Cromwell's comments arg 8o instructive, and so free from the custo- muary cant of the Jecturer, that the audionce, lu- belng wearlvd, most paticotly inclln to charming exhibitions will be von. tinued all this week, und on Thursduy an extra matineo will be given by sveclal request for Lo benetit of the youug people, pasting THE GOOD sSHEPIERD, Tho scries of enterzaloments for the bonefit of the Houso of the Good Shepherd at the Ezposition Bullding sud elsowhere will bo one of the most conspicuous events of this sod the coming weok, As will be scen {rom the adverilsements, the wrand buzuar opens oo Saturday evenine with s grand vora) ond instrumeutal estertalument by the priucipal o izations of tho city, snd on ‘Thursday Haverly, simoug the theatre mao- agers, opens tho ball with e complimeutary matinee iven by the Pat Roouey cowmpsuy, Houley will follow with another inatinec st bis theatre. An sctlve luterest s being takenin promoting the success of theso varlous enter- talumonts by some of our uost prominent business nen, and ) §s 10 be hoped and c3- pected thuy ibe public at large will iead & united and earnedt suppors. T —e ARMY OFBTHE TENNESSEE. Ssecial Plavaich o Tha Tribune. INDIANaroLs, Oct. 20.—Tho twelftn snnua} reuuton of the Boclety of the Army of the Ten- nesséa will begin o this city to-morrow mora- jug. There will be a large attendaucs prescot, Includipg maoy of the wost promivent oMce: of the army, past acd pres: Large delega- tous arv comluy frows ull guastess. Thoav from Washington and Claclonatisrrived at midnight. Among them are Gen. 8herman, Commlssary- General Macfeelv, Judge-Advocate General Dunn, Gens. Rice, Poe, sud Belknap, Willlam- o0, Comimissioner of the Laua-Otlice, Col. 1. C. Corbin, ~Becretary Thompson, Admirals Franklin and Law, Gens, Ilickenlooper and Force, and Col. L. M, Dayton. The_Chicago and £t. Louis partles, including Gen, 8heridan, Gov, Ficteher, Gens, Pove and James H. Wil- son, il be here in the morning. ot e SPORTING. | THE TURF. The Bonesetter-Mazo-Msnie and Kentucky Wilkes-Tekonsha match races, which were to have been trotted at the Chicago Jockey-Club track yesterday, were necessarily postponed on gccount of the weather. The owners vt Mazo- Manis and Bonesctier have agreed to eall the match between those hurses “ofl.” Tokoushi and Kentucky Wilkes will trot thelr race ou the first good day amd tenck, Knectut. Diuilch o [A* Tribune. CINCINNATI, O., Oct, 2,—The 4-year old trot ing mare known e Maud 8, was shipped this afternoon to Willtawm §{. Vanderbiit, of New York, and hcrlate owoer received in return from the Amencan Express Company, as the agents of Vanderbllt, §21,000 in cash.” The mare wos boueht a year aro last March from the estate of the late Capt. Bugher, of Ciifton, for $4%), by sapt. (. N, Btone, a wrell-known sporting of thiscity. Stone did uot auticlpate much from his “purchase, but he knew her good vedigree, aumd put her fn charge of a tralner, The progress that she made began to altract attention carly last summer, and at the recent Lexington races sba made the surprising time for a 4-year-old of 3:17%. lHer growing reputation darinir the summier attracted the sttention of Willlam H. Vanderblit, of New York, who offered $21,000 for her in case she Rrat below 2:18, Caut. Stone proutleed his trainer £1,000 in case she exceeded that thne. On the strength of her Lexington feat C: Btone Itll:i(rnulxcd Vanderbilt, and the telegraphed the American Express Cotnpany to pay him the $21,000 on delivery of thu animal. A great crowd assembled In the street to-day in tha vicinity of the express oflive when the de- livery was made, and consfderable enthuslasm was manifested. Capt, Stoue is coufident the mare will trot in next n. Apectal Disnateh to ‘the Triduns. Dexvar, Col., Oct. 20.—There was s large attendance at the races to-day. The best tiue made by Rarus was 2:21. 3 BILLIARDS, George Slosson has accepted the challenge of Wollstrom to vlay a twenty-one game match at pool, receiving the odds of the fifteen ball in each ganie. The match 15 for $100 a stde, and wili be played about fhe 20th of November. Blosson has nlso arranged s mateh atthree-ball bilijards with Jacob Schaeler, for 8230 a mide, of which $100 has been put up in the hands of Harvey Doty, stakctolder, as forfelt. The date of the match has not heen arranged, but will be announced ns soon a8 o hall is secured, It will not e far from Nov. 20. Thore 18 a great deal of feeling In this mateh as botweon the two rincipals, Blossun would give ongo of his'small ngers to beat Schaofer, while Schaofer would rather bo beaten Ly anybody else than by Blos- son. The muteh §s 1,000 points, and it m-‘y he safely predicted that some tall playing wiil be done, The game will bu played with the *Mon- arch® table and cushion, with which_both are famillar, and which bLoth prefer. They will forthwith go futo regular practice—8losson at the Grand Pacifle, and Schacfer at the Bruns- wick Hall, each ufternoon and cvening. Ina game P'c.'nu-rdny afternvon Schaefor put 1h a run of 842 e Is backinie himself {n ‘this mateb, rulumr 1y every dollar on his side, nud Blosson has the greater part of his stake, The matceh s to be commended for the quict, busincss-like manner {n which it was made, for the hon- est announcenient ol the stuke at 20 o wide, which Ls money envagh to pluy for in these times, WRESTLING, It 1a probablo that a wrestling-match will soon be- arranged betwoen Capt. MeLuughlin, the moted athlete, of Detroit, and Wihllam Me- Mahon, ot New York, also well knnwn In sport- ing circles. McMabon s in Chicato, and Me- Laughiin is expected to reach the city to-day. —— e — AN INSANE ASYLUM. Statlsties Showing that, if It Become n Lit- tle More Successful and Sell-Bustalning, It Wil Breuk the Stato of Wiscousine-.A Genorally Ratiafactory Report, Aneclat Dispateh to Ths Tribune, MADIBON, Wis., Oct. 20.—~Tho Northern Hos- pltal for the lusance, at Oshkosh, has been first among the fnstitutions of the State to filo fts avnual report with the Governor for the flscal year ending Bept, 80. Tha report of the Trus- teos states that, durlvg the year just ended, thiero has beon no change in the resident offlicers of the hospital. The bumber of paticnts under treatinent Bept. 80, 1877, was 537; admiited during the year, 100; making a totslof 797, There have been discharged recovered, 85; fm- provod, B83; unlmproved, B7; not Insave, 1; died, 873 o all, 163, makiig the number under treatment Sept. 80, 1878, 050, The ‘Trustces state that the cars of the buiiding bas been first-class, and the treatment of putients tho very best. They report a ne- cesaity for more ruom in the shape of four addi- tionsl wings, to meet the constant pressure for ission of patients, and state that the Jargo oumber of patients discharized ws cured, the small number ol deaths, and freedom from eplaemnic or nccldent during the year, alford evi- dence of & well-coustructod hospltal umder wiso and coreful management. The appropristion for subslstence and linprovenmient this year has been found by the ‘Trustces to be am- ple. There will be no deflcténey on the 1st of March, 1819. On the coutrary, there will be surplus of 8307 on that dute. ‘The Improvements for which appropritions were made are_nearly completed. 'The products of the farm have been good, and barns und collurs are 80 full thet ap appropriation will bo usked for to Increuse thelr cuvacity, The farm is be- coming au importaut factor fn furnishing sugp- plies for the fustitution, und au appropriation for thy purchs of more pasturare-luid iy asked for. ‘The Trustecs nsk for an uppropria- tion of $35,000 for the year commencing Murch 1, 1870, This tncludes the apoclal avoroprias tloi d estimates the support of 550 patients weel,. ‘I ranort speaks in_ the high- terms of Superintendent Kemvster Dr, Kempster's report is an able aud exhaystive aclentific treatise, and Includes an eluborato c¢ssay on the cause of Insumity, ‘The usual statistical tables accompuny the doe- ument. In the table of occupation {t §s found, as naual, that faruers and fuziners’ wives are In tho majority, whils taborers and fann hands closely follow, Tho uatives of Germany greatly predoniinate, DUt Jarity percentuge aro nubives of Wiscousin, By far the greater number have recelved 4 cotnmon-schiool education, while but twa cusca in the past year are collegiates. Near- 1y one-half uf thoss adimitied durivg tho past year were married, the rest being single, widowed, ur divorced, “Very few of the new cascs treated were hieeeditary, One-thind of the number have sttem ;lml a suleide, and one- soventh homicide. OF the 190 admitted durlng tho past ycar piucty-six werv males und ninety- four females FOR NALE. ’ "PUBLIC SALE Railroad Lands in Minnesota In compliance with an sctof the Legtelature of the €tate of Minncsats. approved Mlgrch 1, INT7. entliled **An wct 1 pravide for ibe complecion’of the linea of ralirusd cotnmonly Koowu 8s the 8t. Paul & Paclfic Ellflull‘m Jluse. ™I wil) scil st pubtlo suctiun to the fitieat Bldder for casb. &t my ufice, 1o thu Capitol Lunding, i 65, 0sd h sy uf November, 1479, 8ad from dsx tu day the Lot the whole itisll Have boun ofieed. ahodt S, (a0 keres Jand 10 legal Governmienl suddivisiong. sltusted tn the County of Morrisun and blatd of Michesils, through which county the railioad s catmpluted and u opors- I ™ These lands ously aftuated, conveutent tosettleuients, erally well watered sud gently undulating, snd of thulce bard w intwr Iand, piuw Tang, pratriv and weadow, aud wre sl within tenlios, aud"00a6 Of Lot within eizwillcs. of thu ¥ <) re on Sle 8t the Executive Ofice, shuwlog the relat uation of thcee iands. ana descriptive hate of {hem cha be ubtsioed Ly pulicaiion lo peraca leter ty e, 07 Lo tha publication puber. J 2 Oovernur of Miubraois, Exxouriva Orrick. 87. PavL, Minn. Osi. 33, 1n73. FFICK LIQUT-HOURE BOARD, - Wainivavox, P A A R kY &% Uilauifcs unuil 12 G'chck . va Wedneuday, 1ho Sinlady oF Soveiaiar) it fof sepilitiy “Hhcbiy thol Ilh‘gh"fl“c Be BI" quality 0! winter-stralud by Tar S 107 Lite Uiliced Didiva aervice, aecording o by epocifcatioos Vesring dalu a8 sbove, wiich way be O iteation Lhe Light- Board S ind #fi&u-"\‘i:&"s» ot flat T MO mear agmirn S i . AMUSEMENTS, MCORMICK VALL. Largs, Fasblonable, and tratified Auileaces, PROF. CROMWELL'S MAGNIPICENT VISUAL AND OTtAT, ART ILLUSTRATIONS. PARIS, TIIE BEAUTIFCL CITY. NG (OCT, 3 AT # ('CLOCK. Clty, to-morrow ntght.” beginntog at8 o'clock. Carriages taine, the F. 30 o 81 mAy be ordered at 1:4%. PArqueite, 50 elas. Balcony, 20 cta. Frate may he se- In umnrfif"" withoul extra charge st Rovt & sic Htore. WURSTER'S NEW CHICAGO THEATRE, Ul'mllf Sherman -Hmud. TO-NIGET! TO-NIGHT! Engagemest for one week only of the fnnous BUROPEAN OPERA BOUETE, Commeneing Monday, (et 2%, 157R, Wedncsday and Saturday Grand Slatinees, Lecocq's favorile Uperaits, _GIROFLE.GIROFLA. HOOLEY’S THEATRE, RB. M, TIOOLEY.. Lrivrlflof aud Manager. PRICES—2%¢, %0, T3¢, 1. Matinees, 25 and S0c. HOME AGAIN! Tha World's Famous and Fashlonable Favorites, TROUBADOURS ! every eventng and Wedneaday and will e prodiced theif own Laiteh- usieal aganza, written expre grganization by Mr"S, Salabury, enifll with A auperls cast emiracing 3. John Webster, Mr.Jobn tourbay, M 311ss flelene Dingeon. and otlie; ROBERTS' LECTURE AND MUSICAL BUREAU, - fc 1111, Nlostun, Mass.. annonnces to TWeat 74 tint thieg Are prejared to hook dates for THE ORIGINAL SWEDISH LADY VOCAL QUARTETTE, Organlzed 1971, In_Storkholm. fweden, and acknowl edgel the Ngest Luty Quartetle aver Lieard In_rurope or Amerlen, | Tha Quattetie hias just returned from 1, ANA 188 greal popularity s ahown by the fact ¥ evenlig until Jan. 1 has been already siled, for this Kalshury, Mr, Nellle Mcienry, HAVERLY'S THEATRE, J.#, HAVERLY. Msnager and Proorietor. IAY MATISER AND NIGNT. i s, or will be pro- the Only PAT RUONEY and e Company of Verinty Btars. Matin nesday and Satnrday 3 o'clock. Thursday Afier- ucat (0 the Housa of Good Bheptierd. MCORMICK HMALL, NOTICE. PROF. CROMWELL By Universal flequest witl Give Two GIAND MATINE Thum‘ly—\l\\lFlll(t/\ l%fllk HOM| Haturday~ DERLAND, Duors open at 110, - Commenclog at 2 o'clock. IPVICKER'S THEATRE, e [EATY MAYHEW men LIS S| 1a preparativn~TIlE WOMAN OF. IL\MI(;IS'S TUEATRE, Late Loltseumn, ) Erery eveniug this week the funny comedy, PINK DOMINOS! and Agreatolfo. Prices down to hard pan. MATTRESSES. cie'} MANUFACTURED BY The Union Wire Mattress Co, 5, 7 and 9 North Clark-st,, OEICAGO. P sitiveliWarmnted NOT TO SAG. Do not throw money away on choap, coarse weave imitations, they oannot prove satisfaotory. BUY THE BEST. For salo by Furniture Dealera and at our salesroom, 7 North Clark-st., Chicago. ONWARD! (" Hhars T i gefiape test ompilatton fue g I wole, Vi fune, abuuant cxcr. aud a good quanticy JOHNSON'S Melhed for Singing Classes. {00 cts,, of S0 per duzen) for Binging Schools, <hisa_remaskably cloar {nasuciioas, nd 8 large ausntity uf pleastug Sacred aod Becdiar Siusic fur praciice, THE LAUREL WREATH, (&% 55, %% %6r sea: KiNs, laa krand Iouk for Sinutng ¢ teitvuls, Noruial, I aud semlo Part ), Flemeatary. Fart 1L Volew Culiivaton. Part . beleed M 3 d v 1. bolcer Munla Iy l. 4, und 4 parts, Fart IV, GRAMMAR SCHOOL, CHOIR, soe st d for the youuger clussas the high cluases| SH TG meRbote THE wH[PPOORWILL }T»O cte..or 85 ver dox.) h U3 W, O, Pruxise, s s gental und very bright cullectian uf Hehool Yongs. K~ Any bapic malted post-fres, for retall price, LYON & HEALY, Chicago. OLIVER DITSON & CO., Bnston. Can o be CLEANED o PAVRED, wririfing pxpense: “Fgbremes s Dphainig & N ticarbora wi : eut VI iabiiontes Ot es 107 Nurih Git “otjas i ! Droades, Aucques 1R~ Ladl LADIES AND GENTS, :liawin dyed BCALLS. FAlBANKS' LTANDAKD ued,ete, « 111 & 113 Lake St., Chicaga, e carefultobuynly the Geuuine. IHIROPOLINT, ECHIROP irburu-st., gves pieyhuiin All: § for Dirna. bl “tnll 1, &€ 5 druge S r orwrwork of the Brain sl Ay and radically cured by WINCHESTER'S SPECIFIC PILL, # purely veuctable preparstion, aud thu bost snd wost sucenatul Tumedy Xuunn, Two to Rix Boscs are saually sumcients Fur (Ut tuformation, Sen fur Clreulury Price, 81 per Bos: bix Luses, 83, s mall, bocurdly svaled, with full directions (uF use Frepervd uly by WINCHENTER & CO. 36 Jobu GUSINESS CAKDy, QO PV Bhireiy pared om po b lowyr pri {88 20 oiber Feilatie drat store lo e ety TH GaaN, Dr L iak e, RURNETT'S EXTRACTS, SURTEITS ~ Siandarc}'i”"—‘— Flavoring g, HIGHLY EXTRACTS | - —————— Housekeepers who study their Inter. ests will demand of their grocer strictly pure Vanilla only, and refuse to accept sn adulterated compound, which may render the unscrupulous dealer a larger profit, ‘Thoughtful people shonid read the testimonlals from Chicago's best Gro- cers, below. June 15, 1878, Messrs. Joserit BurNETT & Co., Boston: Gentlemen,—Knowing your Flavoring Extracts to be the finest made, it gives me pleasure to recornmend them assuch. Your Vanlila being entirely free from Tonqua, is songht for by housckeepers who know and appreciate an articlo of real merit. L. C. PARDEE, ‘Successor Lo Stanton & Co. . July 30, 1878, Messrs. Joszpnt Bunnerr & Co., Boston: Gentlemen, — Wa have been selling your Standard Flavoring Extracts for many fears, wilhout a complaint, Giv- ing as they du universal satlsfaction, makes [t a pleasitre to handle sitch goods. We eonsider them the best, and always adviss our customers to that effect, ROCKWOOD BROS, 102 North Clark St SPOOL COTTO A GOLD MEDAL hanbeen nwnrded ut the Parls Exhibition of 1578 to CLARK'S Q. IN . I Reat RIXCORD RPOOL, COTTON. i incels cbruted for bring K71 13, ELANTIC, nnd of UNIFO STRENGTIL. It hos heeu awarded MEDALS a¢ the 2 frow tho Gest at Paris In 1 ninl mt Plitadelplin, in 1870, CLARK?S 0. N, T. RPOOL COTTON In widely | 3 1n all srctionn for Its Noperior Exeels n Macbine and Hand Sewing. Thelr Mills at Newnrk, N. J,, and Paisley, Keot- luwd, nre the Inraest nnd most camplete In the The entirr provess of mannfncture i under tho most complete and cares ful superyvislon, and they clnlm for thelr Americun prodaction at jeast nn equal merit tothat praduced In ley Mills, An NO GRAND PRIZES were awarded at Paris for SPOOL Cotton, they nre glnd toannannce ta the Amerienn Public that they hnve heen awarded n OLD MEDAL, boing the highest avwnrd glven for Slx=-Cord Kpool Cottan. Gemrap 4. Clak & Bnoher, SOLE AGENTS, 400 Brondway. New Yorlk. oo FDUOATIONAL. PENNSYLVANIA MILITARY ACADEMY, R P o R i For particutars abply to WENLTT WILEOX, By, o e, oflice of remont 1lulse, L Tiio. ILVATT President, 1 ME. DA SILVA WS, TEA DS MFipd Sk, N0 o I ish, Feench, and Germuy flli:lllllll* and Day sichool for Young Laie : n. witll Callatteus No. 17 West Thin! New York. lieo- | ud hepl, dul | Application ina) Perunally s abore. Lec 1045 scioor, Fon BovEl ratcx, Addren 1,: HAND: Tefer 1o WALA.BU TTENN, 173 ude DY ietter, or OW ovn Lake, Wik, fotptiat., Clitengod tienernl Trausatinnt r Compan Pler 43, toot oL, 90, 8 m. iRt Wednewiay, Nov, 13. Ka. m. IN GOLD (ncluding wing): i, $1U0; deeond Lablu, §65; Yine bedatog. and utcosts n oo e ille de Paris” ol Lun: rent,” do CIRIE NARICHECTS, 1y HERIAN, Agent, 53 Brondway, orWo F. WILITE, 57 Clark-stee Au g . INMAN LINE. The Steamsnts **City of Kichm New Vork or Liverpoal, &¢..&c, . Cabio nasage, 8 NORTH GERMAN LLovw, “The stcamers of this Company will sall every Sature day from Tireinen Dier, foot af ‘Third-sl.. Hoboken, linten Of Passage-From New York to i London, Havre, and firemen, cabin, €[i00; second cabin. $6 colds slecrage, and pasac apply o INSTITUTIS, Bxtabllshed (0 1872 for the (e of Cuneer, Tumors, Uicers, e nid BKIn” Disiies, sy 0F Bluod s Diftle Inru ain reterss Pairie - For Infur iddress D, ¥o b P A '.\rcnnl‘s'["nuuh>lmu-nm; o hox. 13D Luat Madlsoneat, LEGAL,. Friday, the 114k day of Octuber, A1 Hetween Gilbert Clapp arker, Plainuim, i Peter Nevin, Defendant. Upan tho wpilicaiiuiy of (e sbxivo-namnd Vialutifl, sud upoh learing real the davite ueorge duince Mherry gud Jalu ol tieecker Fiini.and (né depon tions of John Doyie and vl Liauiyd uind Martin Nevia, 3 . 1t is unlored tiat the defendant, Pter Novia,da on or before. tie 2lsi day 0f BEceliNe Hoab Miswor OF dumur (o the 14 of compialit in (is ca furiher origred (ac coprst 1hie onder as ol copy ol the bl of cou nt herelo, with tho usuat fndumseuiont, ba sepved wn tho aald fantel Buvlly s be deenied il fuien 100 pvdscrvive ua Ui sald detengau * 1L, 1. STERGNS, 1t 11,30 ‘78, 0. B, . Druggist said 124 Clari In Chsncey "L e ANCIAL. $25, §50. $100, $200. $500. Lse majurity of Wall sirect houtos und ey aro ng st us Alelr pelghbore wud many of theth Lave w d-wlae reputation for seunducss 3nd huticaly. The Bowse of Alex. Frothiniham & ol 13 cet, N sheolute conils of about 81 ¢4 thian AG days. ork Lridund ‘MOTEL, % ST. 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These highly perfected Curative ap- pliances supply to the body mild and continuous currents of Electricity, and in so effective = manner that the most stubborn and complicated diseases yield to their electric influence after every other plan of treatment has failed. They are applicable to either sex, the young and old; and, although applied externally by the patient himself, exert a beneficent and recuperative influence throughout the entire economy. The clectric action begins at once, as soon as the Belt or Band is applied, and the effects are perceptible almost from the start. Cases regarded incurable and of years standing, yicld to their mild but wonderful influence. In no case can the application be attended with the least harmful effects. The action pene- trates every bodily organ, and thus pro- motes Digestion, Excretion, Nutrition, and Circulation, restoring health and vigor to the dcbilitated constitution. Their many valuable qualities and adaptation for medical purposes -ob- tained for them at once full recognition from scientists and the e/ite of the med- ical profession at home and abroad. They combine in the utmost degree cfficiency, comfort in application, and cconomy, and are self-applicable by the patient himself, for the 'speedy and ef- fectual cure of Nervous, Clironic; and Functional Discases; among others the following: Rheumatism, Spermatorrhes, Neuralgia, Nervousnese, Dyspepsia, Indigestion, Constipation, Epilepsy, Solatioa, Paralysis, Lumbago, Female Complaints, Aches and Pains, Spinal Diseases, General Debility, Catarrh, Head Troubles, Nervous Complaints, Nervous Debility, Genoral lil-Health, Liver Complaint, Deafness, Kidney Dissase, Decline, eto. :DG‘DESL'RH’T IVE PAMPHLET and THE ELECTRIC QUARTERLY A large ILLUSTRATED JOURNAL, containing valuable " information and full particulars,may be had free. Call on or Address > PULVERMACHER GALVANIC CO, Cor, 8th & Vine Sts., CINCINNATJ, O. Or 212 Broadway, NEW YORK. BRANCH OFFICE: 218 State Street, Chicago. .o " A Compotent and Rogularly Qualified Physlolzn in sttendsnco. SPENCERIAN STEEL PENS' of ths Very Best Py rivaled foe i B T TR enty Nambars. lmmeu.g\'flufln the popo {;I‘E'll:blh. (= B b and Aroad 3 1-2-9-B-15 %3, read 3-16-18 Yng Jo1nts, will sens by mall, for tria), on receipt of 23 Cantes Ivison, Buakeman, Tavior & Cos 138 and 140 Grand Strect, Naw York. AREIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF TRATY, FXPLANATION 0 Rerzuancs Mines.~tgatmeds {isified “Banday escepred $Monday ue':pful OHICAGO & HORTHWESTERN BAILWAY, Ticket Ofices, €2 "".I.E*..';,;L""’"" House) and e 88 I Nlent Exprem. ) fonx City & Yankton. .., aErerport, ockrd & Dbl i a itorkr'a & Dubugue bMiiwaniee Fart Mail... 00 cq Hpech ] 23 SO RTBURSITRERURETT RS ajske Gepera SFond du Lae, v 1555555555593535335555 5583583884 throu een Ch n the train isving Chicaro: 61030 8. m. Nowther a4 rone Puliman or any other form of. hotel cars west of Chicag. d~Depot corner ot Well o—Depot corner of Ca CHIOAGO, EURLINGTON & QUINOY RATLEO | Depatafont of Lake-st., Indinns.av. and Bixteenth- snd L #od Siztecuth-ate. Ticket Ofices, 50 Clarks’ 3. tid atdnpot. reei Omal 3 ‘Texna Fast Express. Kauss . Ji Puliman ] .Sleepiog-Cars aro the Paclac baress. CHICAGO, ALTON & BT, L0 ARD CHICA KA%I?'AS OITY & nmvng]g'uom LINES, PE ion Depot, West 8lde, near Madison-st. bridge, and B T T A TR N o P Dining-Cars run between ansas City & Denver Faat I B Loats, _z!vrluxnthl& exas o & Keoku! : ) r?! Chicage & Paducsh It 1L Etreator, Lacon, Wastifii Jnlfet & Dwicns Accomr dation CHI( MILWAUKEE. & 1. PAUL BATLWAY Union Devst, corner $adlson and Canat-sts Ticket Oitice, 11 Kuuil Clark-st., upposite Shcrman Honse, a ot Rrrive, ~ 55 am* 745 pta " Mliwankeo EXpress.... .o Wirconsla' & Munciits. iicen | 10ame4:0pm 0N 0 m 40:49 &M@ 00 P 40upm | pm3Tocem 1 n v wankee, T4 kets for £ 0t AT T e St ehthue vl 3 a0Heon A Framia du Chien, or vis Wateriowi, Lacro.ee, aud \Winous. ILLINOIS Cflfl!fin B;A‘IXLMAD‘. il .akesr. £nd fout Of Tweniy-1acond. sl L o T Raduolytiat., uear Olark, S5 i Fen 1a b Y Hprinufield apress. 3 m Hbringcis XaEht Expre pm n Peotis, Duriington & Keokuk. am Ty Peorii, Burtingion & K eocui: pa s Dubuavio & Flous City Lxpresa an n Dubunue & hioux Ciiy £apress i n Glima 'ssscng el " "o Ou Raturdsy nizht runs toCent © Un baturduy Bight ruay to Feor MICHIGAN CENTRAL RAILTOAD, Denot. foot of Lake-st. and foat of Taenty-second.st. leket Ofce, 47 Ll 4.y soUlieRs rner of Lisne ) ofuthe Grand Lacine ot s e Matt (via Main Doy Express, . Kalsmuzon A dianite Expruas (daily Ight Kxprees ... PITTRBURA, FT. WATHE & CI0AGD BAILWAT, DY A RNt Hoises i Grxna Pactia toiet: Leave. | Arrive, Batl and Express acine Eivress, 8 OB i 2 il tidivg. foot of Monrae~ s by iR B (3 St G . Ticket Pacity, and bepot (kxpusition Bulidiue). vo. Mornine Mait =01 Lin e AE otan o UBG, CINOINHATI & ET, LOUIS B, B, c t1 AlrLine wud kiosumy Linc.) l'llbfl.( n‘:‘r‘;::ln:l Cll‘fwu and Carrull-ste., West Blde. neinsatl, 1n: clnclesely KANKAKEE LINE Depat, foot of Leku st. sud fout of Twenty-second-ats e Lo tnnatl, Indianspo!ls & Loul: mv'l&-umh T . I it bapri CHIOAGO, ROCK ISLARD & PACIFIO ILHL’I}OAD: Depote mqn';:l‘ulh\‘ a0 lluren and dbernianaus, Ticks Arrive, venport !ID': WAk e e st i “Au Omal, cars, AL 73 Couts wach. iy GHICAGO & EASTERN TLLINOJS RATLROD, Ticket Offces, 7CIa ) eviorneat., aud Depot, ey ik S Ches Itey Mail .. v, Nesuyitie & Fiorida GOODRICH'S STEAMERS, 'fl?ultl?t “ll‘llll‘fiee. ete., dally. ot ‘Hoat dun't leave udl MISCELLANEOUS, A uew Medicsl Treatfea, *Tuz {xxcE or LIy ok 8¢ SxLy- uay aTiox. 8 bogk tor &v Fu,kwy Price. seat by e tL i, B AT wnidh v t L Ghid N edat e, Sorye AT o TP AL Valabio book. etatior. Ag ilustratod sauiolo et to ML 0R ror celue of @ ceuts for Ay The author ca ddrees DIL S ek WS P VSELF CURETTY MY Dr. Kean, 173 Wouth Clarkest., Chicago. Consult personally of by 1nall, fece uf charyc, oa sll v, et vats or sDecie} discusss. Dr.J. Keat Lo U8 ot E0 RS Wy o Warranss S4rta of 66 pale 1 | § A i 4 1 ;