Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, March 13, 1879, Page 13

ers have mado a panse which, however, bn’bly‘”"“" fempornrys corn vory inacte illototal e qualily of American mized corn e dlent by sall, 218, Kxports of wheat £ et o ontinent dneing the past week, pfned and ,,om"m,(,, Dispateh to The Tridune, APOOL Aarch 12--11£30 8. m. —Fraun—No, Ko. & B9 Bd LI R Winter, “No, 1, 91 81; No. 8, i, Moo 1, fn st No. %' 7a 0 r 08 6ud; No, 2, 8 1145 club, No, 1, Ko M Corn—New No. 1, 48 7d; 2, 08 4de . rork, 486, Tacd, % 0d. March 12, —~Corrov—Quict and un- 0! . Ba@ntads ealos, B,000 bales; suecu. n{'.,’,‘,o,',,, '2,000; Ametlcan, 7,000, = d—Awetican, 32¢ 0d; Dacon- 20s 0d.. U el e 12, ~PETnoLBUN—22%4d, LstwEar NEW YORK. . * gptclat Dispoich to Tha Tridbume. 12+ 1 tere YonK, March 12.—~Gratn—An active ‘bnt 550 SOt reportel or winter whent; gov. » fnfaenced specalative, helped by advicés of e far farming Intorests in tho In- parible Ht indlcations of weaknoss and hesl- ‘wllowed promptly by nn advance on options s o e gmdes of No. 2 and amber 8 e 1 while, whict, howevor, *falled retoln the improvement long, .react. ® Tt the cloe, and | losving of, ot nstancess bout 4@1c under the highest resof the dsy pring in comparatively limited est, even for eatly delivery winding np heavie ,'w,..,,n roports were of a variable tenor, clos- casatiled. Corn very moderately dealt in for ptdelivery, at o further reduction’ of abont et bu. Tiye very quiat, ot about former AORP Gats In very Nmitad raquept, aud rathor ker [ prico; No. 2 Chicago aflpat quoted at ;:Mme‘ and do in stare at 33¢ asked; mmmu-llnzpmducu in more mctive spoc- siive demandi quoted highep} Western meas o, bt 160 highery and quoted at the closo for wnk, €10,30210.40. Lnt meata quoted sfeady, o beld higher, with long clear quoted at 5o ked; Westorn steam less frecly dealt In for eatly f,nmy at higher prices, closing steady. gcaan=Taw o very ‘moderate demand, with fuld ‘Mascovado guoted at OX@0%e for fairto refnings refinod fosa. sought. Fanxy—Dull at $1.00%; salos of GO briaat Y’:‘l‘nml—vulfll snited to the gratn trade con- taned In request, chielly for Continental ports, on specerally oteady basls; ship-owners aro meeting ¢t requitementa of tha market quito promntly at fment gures; tn borth frelghtsthe “movement Is asratricted ecale, though (he advantage isin pror of shippers, a8 well for Dritlsh aa for Conti- snlat ports. 1" Tothe Teatern Assoctated Press. Sew Yons, March 12, ~Corrox—Quiet at 04D #ie: fotar ulet; March, 8.74¢5 Aprll; 9.8%c; yoy, 10.04c; June, 10.10¢; July, 10,310; Auguat, 16,30 Tk g, 3 Tiorn—Tleavys receipts, :£2,000. bris} super fateand Western, $3,45@3.65; common to good ity nflz@n,m; good to cholee, sa.)ma;.r,o; yle wheat oxtrn, 84, 5605.26; extra Ohlo, $1.76 e e, 038U 5 72 Rlamesol patent cat unsottled; recelpts, 162,000 bn; ing, 8GN 1 No. i do, 95c: un- 51,0001, 0453 ungraded wintor 4 Jdo, 81167 No. No. 2amber, $1,134@1, 133} Jo. 2 white, €1,10; No,'} do, $L13 41,145 s do, 81,134@1. 156 'Rye quiet; Western, ${03. Darley stoady, Cord" heavy; receipts, 18000 bu; ungraded, 45@40c; No. 3, 41i¢Go {izes steamer, 46c: No, £, 45245ike; old do, u%amu. Onte—Market dull and lower: recefpts, 4000bu; No. 3 white, 315 0, 2 do, 3i4e; Yo 1do, Jc; mixed Westel 41@dic; white i, HB3Ste, Hir—Quict andunchiunged. . Tors—Nominatly unchanged. e Sorcr sge: J0b Toks, 10K 0A0R. Sudar uargoes, 4G 1 job lots, & c. ngar o bt stasdy; falr 10 g00d reNBng, 03U, Yolisen aniet and unchungod. - Rico stuadys PrrnoLEtM—Firmer; united, 83%@88igc; crade, B8le; relined, 030, b Tittow—Steady 8y 05@0 9-10c, Resm~-Qutet, % Tenezxtine—Steadv-at 204@203c, Eocs—Firmer; Wostorn, 1784c. Lutnen—In falr demend: hemlock sole, Juenos Ayres and Itio - Grande, light middles and ey welghta, 10@32Le. Woop~Market dull; domestic flecce, 27@30¢; plled 18c; unwasheo, 10@20c. PoorimoNs—Pork quiet; mess, 310, 30@10, 50 for 3ev; $0.574@0. 50 for - old, Beof. quict bt firm. Cuimeats sieady; Jong clear middles, Lo nsked, 1hort do, B4casked. Lard—Demnnd activo; prime am, $0.0,@0. 70, 1 43 Berren—Qulot; Wentorn, 7@20cs | Cuzpas—Steadys Western, 2Guoc Wuspy—Market dull at 81, 0634, Miravs—Manufactured copper dull and un- dueed at I55@Itc, Plg iron quict but sfeady; Kotch, §72.60@14,00: Amorican, $15.00@18,50, I, Rushian gheeting, $10,50010,7%, Nusg—tat, §2.1002.10; clineh, $3,05@4.40." ) 8T. LOUIS, . Louts, Mo,, March 1%.—Froun—Easier ktnot quotably lower; pricea maintained, how- eter, only on light supply, .. Oax—Wheat dull and Yowar; uptions fluctn Wedn good deal; No, 2 red fall, $1.013 cash; 11.025@1.02 April; 51,04@1. May; 81,021 BLOL% June; No, 3 du, 08!4c; No, 2 upring, 80c, Com eaeler; No, 2 mixed, 3240 cash; 99X@ Uie March; 33¢ April; @313%c; closing Bife May; 314@B4c, June; 863c July. Outs fmer; No. 2, 203,@4035¢ canb; 263%c Lid May. Rrehigher; 485c, Barloy dull; primo ta cliolce, Bi70¢, Papterove e s fobblng, §0 I$10 Por iigher; johbing, A 0007 Howtly. dofiverl Lot e S50 ded, Bulc meats firmer; kor lots, clear ribs, .70 el 50, ¥ i ) “;’o"kcg‘ $4.60. Lincongironger; clear yibs, Nl]luxlwl—l-‘lollry 4,000 bris; wheat, 10,000 bu, b::i'éy, I‘T)l‘l]% bt::; onts, 4,000 bu; rye, 2,000 bu; (SUPkEX = Flour, 0,000 brla; wheat, 1,000 0; corn, 150,000; outs, 4,000 bu; rye, nune: ey, noue, PIITLADELPIITA, Pritanzrents, March 12, —Froun—Qulots Min- aota extra family, medin. to elioice, $4.608 4755 do fancy and high fzrades, "85, 0025, 19% ; OMo fancy, 85.60; Indisua do; §0.00; Minne- %ia vatent process, $7,00, ~Rye -flonr steady ot 1150 57;;‘: ¥ A g Gruix~Wheat—Demand light; No, 2 Western 9, In elevator, §1,1434, Rye steady; Western, %57%c. Corn rmer; Western rejected on {ck, 43243%c; stenmer do, 43%c, Oute in wied demana;’ mixed, S0@dlize; white, 81@ e, Fiovmons—gtondy st $12.60014.00, Mens firly exira, §0.00010.00; vicklcd, §7. 7604, 76, Po—Wesiern tiorce, 7@ Tc. UTTER~-Nominally uncbnnyed. Eout~Quict: Weaieru, 176186, poiEsE~Gmet bnt ateady; Wostern full cream, @83(c; do, good, TELNC, wlll!u!.lu)l—(),ulnl: refined, e, an—Matios daiig cVestorn, s1.004, -~ N B ring wi i u! 6, 40,000 bu; oats, 0,500 bu; yo, 2,000 bu, d i BALTIMORE, mmmwn, March 12.—Froun—Steady and un. nged, r‘(:mu-\\'hut-wnllorn dull and firm; No, 8 i ;':lll'lnlmd, $L1.1614@1. J0%33 No. 2 Wastern oy ot wpot and Marel, $L10H@118N; e SLISK@L 13y May, 81LJ44@1,14%. l:;nl-\\emm firm; easy; Western/mixed, spot nm|_mn. AIRGIBAe; April, 4455@14Nc; May, b 340, ateainor, 405,@40%c. Oata unchiangod, Hlu!uuud nuchsoged, ' P;::'TD“": unchanged. Bratoxs~¥irm: unchanged, F-Qulot, ateady, and unchanged, or at 16@1fic, —Quiot snd unchanged. Sorree—puil and unchn 0 uged, ¥ #1071 0 eaier steady. h“;'g;r;m—vmnr. 713 brie: “Wheal, 00,600 Viugorts G 400 Saj ots 1,457 b, i Ta—\heat, 188,100 bu; corn, 10,000 T s P CINCINNATIL tmy AT O, March 13, —CorroN-—Qulet but - - Weaker; fomily, $H.50Q35. b0, k Q':ul~\\uul-mm-ml falr aud wparke} Opm; .‘:" White, $1,00@1.05." ‘Corn qulet; 344@ R;a—n Qats—Qood demand at full prices;20@:30¢, Durtey o2 ¥d fair and market irm at 5@50o, 7-1a good demand; No. 2 (all, $2,00 bAL T 1uw,\-—l’mk quict but firm; held at §10.00, 8 falr demand; stronger; steam beld ot Siragae, FrOAE moke sold at§0.40, Bulk miate .,3"&\ shonlders, askdd; shart ribs; iy i, e 4,80 buyer .G, 0% sclior May: shori cloar_Leld at L Ao, 0rm at $12400.25, 930750 ittt s gued dements 43108 achunged, . ey Oi—Stcady and nl"'m ut 050, elloeidl Aew oaNEW ORLEANS, : ANs, March 12,--Froun~—Quict but’ 7% wperine, g e ) E1,00; XX, 83.76@4. 00; XXX, ¥ 5o DA.00; Ligh grades, 55.2505.87%. “F:i"“cwn dull, woak, and lower st 45@47c, =Ko il and noyynag at M@3sce, m'::nl.- Bearce and tirm at $2.50, — | Polnt ~ Abba; 7d-cluss ulf nn.d sominal] ordinery, $12.000 cnu?nna.y. m’x’fludbllck. will be substituled jo THE CHICAGO -TRIBUNG: TIIURSDAY, MARCII 13, 187)—TWELVE PAGES. 13,003 urime, 14.00@15,004 chole 17.00. i Provisions—Pork—Dull and unchangod; old, $0.265 .now, $10.75 Lard—Demand falr and markot flem; tlorce, packers’,’0%@0%e; rofined, TURTe; keps, packers', 7R7ie. Dulk mosts quiet hut steady; shonlders, loose, A3ic: packed, A%ieq clear rib, Bey cloar, Blge. Dncon--darket ully shonlders, 4%@ L3(0: clear rlb, HX@GXc] elear, H%@0c.! tlama—Bngar.cured Acarce and L firm At ) 10c, ‘38 hulzni unzanvased, BANYC, Winaxy—Matket dull§ Westorn rectifed, $1,06@ 10, Quacymes—Cafles qulet; ordinary to prime, 11 @16t4e, Bnearqulet byt sieady; commot to good common, 43@6x¢: fale to fully fale, HR@LYCE )lulmnln cholce, HY@ yeilow clarifien; (62(@ Toe. Molaenes stoady s formenting, 20@N i um- o, 24@20c. Itice steady’ tair demand at 45@ MILWAUKEE, Muwauxze, Margh 12 —~Froun—Stendy, Gram—\Wheat steady; opened %c lower; closed firm$ No, 1 Milwaakee hiard, $1,01%; No, 1 Mil- waukes, $1,005 No, 2 do, 014c; March, D1% Avrll, 01%i0; May, 90c; No, 3 Milwaukee, 81 No, 4, 75%c; rejected, (0c. Comn firm; No, 2, 33, Oats plosdy; No, 2, 24%e. Rye steady, with 6 good demand; No, 1, 45%c, Barley easler; No. 2 epring, fresn, A@73¢: March, 70¢, nvggm‘um—s«'mby; e hicne pork aulel; new, . 85, Lard~—pnmo , & s-llmul—!..lvu ull and nominal at $3.36@3.00; heat, 37,000 bu. drensed dull and nominal at 8! TzorirTR—Fionr, 0,000 brl SiutruENTs—Flour, 9,000 lris; wheat, 24,000 u. B BOSTON, Bastox, March 12 —Froun—Fin ‘Western supers, 83,25@3 60; common cxtras, 83,764,245} isconsin extras, 81, 00@+. 60; Minnesota do, $4.60 @0C.560; winter wheat, Bt. Louis, $5.6070.005 1lilnols and Indiana, 852066,00; Ohlo and Mich- 1gan, $1.75@5. 60; Wisconn!n and Minncsota spring wheat, $0,50@8,50; wintor wheat, $0.0028.50. Graty—Corn aufot; mixed and yollow, 7@, Oate nteady; No. 1and extra white, 37@40¢: No. 2 winte, 3844@37¢; No, 8 white and No. 2 mixed, 85@30c. Iiye—U5@0tc. Receipra~Flour, 4,200 bLrls; corn, 33,000 buj wheat, 10,000 b, Buesnyra—Flour, 3,500 brla, Waor—(}ulet; buvers indifferent; leading mills having a supniv; Ohio and Pennaylvanin, thigdidac: Michigan and Wisconaln, 21@3l0; combing and Dalaine, 56@ 108, LOUISVILLE. Louvtsvirar, March 12, —Corrox~Steady at 0c. Froun—Firm and anchanged, Gnain—Wheat guiet; red and amber, 08c@ $1.03, Corn steady; white, 30c; mixed, e QOats demand fair and market frn at 30c; mized, 28, Tiyo quiot at Gic. HAT—Quict 8t £8.00@10.00, Pnovisions—Pork steady ot $10,25, Lard quiot; choice leaf, tlercs, 7i4e: do, kogs, Blge. Buig meats quiet but steady: ghoulders, 33@d%ict clear, Tacon—Market dull: ghonldery, 43ic; clearrib, 6!¢@5Xe; clear, 63@hY4e, Yams, sugar cured, BX@U4C. Woisxy—~Market dull at $1,02. INDIANAPOLIS, Ixpiavavouss, Ind., March 12, —Hoas—8teady; $2.5024.00; receipts, 2,600 head, Grars—\Wheat #trong; No. 2red, $1.03@1.04, Provistons—Shouldors, 3%0; April, 3%cs cloar b, 43(0; Apr, be, Lard, Ofe. Hams, 750, IANSAS CITY. &vectal Dispatch 0 The Tridune, KAxsas City, March 12,—Gnaix—The Price Current roports wheat. recelpte, 19,560 bu; ship- ments, 11,414 bu: frmer; No. 2 cash, Dlljc; March, 00c; No. 3cash, #0c; March, ) 8Bze; No. 80e, Corn—Receipts, 'r..:'mo bui ship- cagh, ments, 1,200 bu; frmer; No. £ casb, 243c; Murely, 253¢c. BUFFALO. Burraro, March 12, —Gnaix—~Whoat neglected and nomlual, Corn dull; sales of 3 caranew on track at 89t5¢. Onte dull: sales 1 car mixed West- ern ot 30c. Ryo neglected, Barloy—Light in- quliry; no eales, Itirineap Faeroura—Unchanged DETROIT. Drrrotr, March 12, ~Froun—Flrm, Giain—Wheat steady j extea, 51,003 asked; No, 1 while, SL.0434 March, 81,041 April, $1.05%; May, 81,004 : milling No, 1, §1,00; amber,$1.0 Heceipts, 24,000 bu, shipnients, 33,574 bu. OSWEGO. + Oswzaay March 12. —Gratn—Wheat ateady; No. 1 hard Duoluth spring, $1.10; No. 2 Milwaukes, §1.05, Cornfirm; No. & Woslern, 4dc. * . 1'OLEDO. oLeno, 0., March 12.~Onars—Wheat quiet; or Michigan, May, $10745; No. 2red Wabauh, May, 81,074, “Corn quict; No, ¥ cash, 86X} May, 373c. Onts—~Nothing doing. PEORTA. Pronta, March 12, —Hianwines—Quiet at §1.03, COTTON. NWew Onurans, March 12, —Cotron—-Quiet; middling, 0%cy low do, flc; net receipts, 1,723 bales; gross, 2,263; exports to tho Contlnent, onstwise, 4,881; sales, 4,000; luat evenlng, tock, 208,802, Meurins, Tonn., March 12,—Cotrox--Steady; receipts, 2,400 Lales; shipments, 1,03¢ tock, O0,484; salus, 3,100; export, 1,300; splnners, 1,200; speculation, 100; midailng, 845c. &7, Louts, March 12,—Corrox—Firm and un- changed ;s middling, 93, sales. 1,000 bales; res 1,400; stock, 28,960, celpts, U50; shilpmonts, PETROLEUM, CreveLAND, 0,, March 12, —PeTROLEUK—Slcady; standard white, 110 test, fc, Ou, Ciry, Pa,, March 12, —PrrnoLrux—Market opened. with sales at 88}c, declined to #0Mc, at which price it closed; shioments, 3,000 brls, averaging 10,0003 transactions, 104,000, Tirrenuny, Pa,, Marchd2, —PErnoLrnu—~Quiet; crude, 81,004 at Parker's, for shipment; refiued, te, Philadelpila doivery, DRY GOODS. New Yonx, March 12, —Jobbing trada improvas stenuily, and business falr with cotton goods com- wmilssfon houses; Utica shirtinga snd wido sheet. ings are ndvancod by &Konts; funcy prints rather mote actlves ginghams quicks dress gouds in fale request; men's wear of woblens sluggish; forelgn 4ooda in Letter demand, TURPENTINE, WiesineroN, March 12, —-Brira or Tunp) TiNg—Steady at 20ic MARINE NEWS. IMPORTANT N?;I‘ICTS‘J TO LAKE MAR~ Tur Trinuns received the following officlal notfeo yesterday: © Oprics OF LianTiiavsk Insrrcron ELEVENTIC Pwmuer, Dernorr, Mich,, March 10, 1871, —On the opentng of navieation’ the following chanics will bo mado in the buvyage of the Elovonth Lis. rci: - ¥ l‘gllu)'l on the cnds of the mlddle ground off the Michizan Central Devat, Detroit River—The color of thewe two buoys will' bo changed from biack to red and biack horfzontal stripe. 3 Tuoy oif (rosse fuint, Luke 8t. Clair—For the oighiteen-foot spar buoy at this poiut o sccond. class can-buoy, painted with bluck and white per- pendlcalar stripos, will bo substituted, Buoy on extremo cnd of shoal o North Polnt, Thunder Bay—~A sccond-class can-buoy, palnted red, will be placed on the extreme snd of the shoal extending in & southeauterly direction from North Polnt in Thunder Bay, aud'in tho following bear- inge: RpehIontessend b 2 3 g e o ‘Thunder Buy light, N, L., N s, w""z’;b m;l’l.'l{uudn: Bav ditver, M. Wo by Woy % o, U3 miles, 1y ‘Cheping 1o the southward of the buoy the shoil will ba ed, Buoy on aloal southesst of Middle Teland, Lake Jiuron~The color of tafs buoy will be changed 1som red 1o black. Iiuoyage of tha Cheboygan River, Sonth Channel, Etraita of Mackinao—Qu the opening of uavigation tho necessary buoys will bo placed to mark the channel leading to'Chebaygan, Mich, Notice will Lo given of the number of bupys and thelr posl- tious when the Channol hay beon exawiued aud tho buoys tllml , Huoy In Lake Michigan oft Old Foas Point—"hlx buoy bm;u af no service Lo navigstors will be dis- counbinued. + liuoy olf Graud River, Lake Michigan—This buoy will alvo be dlscoptinued, Huoy oit Whale's Back Bhoal, Green Iay~—A sece ond-cfaes can-buoy, painted with red and plnck Burizontal stripes, 'whil te rlncud an the suuth slde of o shual and mldway of the oxtremo vasiwurd and westward onas, 1t whould not Lo approached]from the north, eaat, .and wost nearor than onv and one-half miies, and “from the wuuth nearer thun ong-half mil Untit ho shoal i mure ‘I)rumhw tly marked, greatcare snpuld bu obierved in appronching ite locality, exe cephin vory clear weatlicr . *Iiioy unwhosl off Peshitigo I’oln& Groen Day— A nrcrnd»cluu nun-buoy, painted red, will b placed'on (he extrewmw end of unoal ulcndln{(n 3 #autheuslerly direction from Feabtizo Pofut, 1t will ba placed on thussme bearings from prowminent oojects s the spar buoy which has previously wurked tho end of tho shpal, Buoy on extreme north polnt of shoal east of Loko . Buperjor—A th Phenul the nd of J. N, Minnen, Commonder U, r Inapector of the Eloventh By order of the Lighthousa lioard. L Ny District, DEATII OF CALT. SAM ALLEN. The frst sad news of the seasun was spread smong many mariners yesterday that the ven- erable Capt, Bamn Allen died at 8 o'clock yeater- day morning at Ws residence, No. 800 West Laka streat, of an asthmatic affection that had troubled him for ayear past. Ile will be burled ¢ Hosehlll to<lay,—the funcral taking place st 1 o'clock,~nccording to the rites of the Epls- copal Church, Almost avery one identifled In any manner with the lumber-catrying trade in particular, and Iake navigation In gencral, knew 40ld Bam, ' as e was lnmll(lrlg called, Ho ‘wosn trud ",I'no of the sallor, having been, it might be said, brought up on board a Britlsh man-of-war, flo was born In London, Eng., and at the time ol his death was 53 years old. 1le was an old resident of Chleago, having come bere twenty-five years nzo. fle went before the mast firat on the'lakes in the Manlstee Iumber trado with Clileago, and after sailing about seven years he went into the ship-chaundlery business as an emnploye of [Hubbard, Koy & Co., thicn on Bouth Water street, For a long time he was employed by Scranton, Dunhatn & Holt, chandlers, and until last scasom, when he went o the bonse of Copt. HNorry Chaunon, by whom en- ployed up Lo “the time ho wos taken serfousty ), which wos about a week ago, Ho suffered a severc attack of sickiess lost summer, nud It was then thought that he wonld vot survive It, but, being porsessed of preat vitality, he recovered und resumed his place in the chinndlery, Though not W good health, hy continued his labors untll his Jnst filuess. Capt. Allen was o useful man In the ship-sup- ply business, and lifs lale emiployer misscs him very much, while the many whowere so famillar with the weather-beaten” faco of the old ma- riner Wil drov a sigh of regret or shed a tear over his demise, - His wife died two years auo, und he Jeaves an estimable daughter of 1V years to tnourn his lusa, It Is expected that the seamen generally, who know the deceased, will attend the funeral, MILWAUKER. Spectal Disputeh ta The Tribuse Minwaureg, March 13.—The schaoners Anna Thorine and George Oscar arrived licra this morning with cargocs of wood from points north along the weat shore of thislake. This after- noon the schoouer Novoicon cleared for Abng- peo to lond with wood, Bhols tho frst vessel of the flect that wintered here to go Into com- mission. Cnpt, Travis I8 here from Chicago to take charga of the s¢hooner Lotus, 'Fhe schigoner Granada went foto dry-dack to- dsy at the Milwaukeo Company's vard for sun- dry reoalra. . esterday, while the tuz Welcomo was en- deavoring to shift the schooner Grannda from Elevator A Bllp, a eake of {ce was hurled agulnst the schoaner l}’nrnmldl, crushing a plank avove ligit-wawer mark, ! MICHIGAN CITY. Hpecial Diapateh to The Tribune. Micmtaan Citr, Ind., March 12.—The harbor improvement, breakwater, and plers bave with- stood the winter storms. and ice remarkably ‘well, and tho harbor 48 clesr of feo aud in fing conaition, there being over cleven feet of water in all parts of {t. Capt. Manning hos been making carcful soundings in the p und fluds such to e the ease. Ve ter at any time, —_— CLEVELAND, Spectal Dispatch to The Tribune. CLRVELAND, O,, March 12.—As tliere wns no attendance from abroad, aud as Cleveland took no stock fn it, the long-aunounced meetlng of yessel-ownera did not come off to-day. NAVIGATION NOTES. The schr Eliza Day {s rccelving o new mast at the Lizht-House Slio. ‘I'he schir J, W, Brown Is booked for an over- hauling at Miller Bros. dry-dock, Capt. Channon i supplying the schr 8kylark with a new gang of wire rigging. ‘ The fishlug-tug.Davis arrived from 8heboy- gan yesterday aftergoon with o cargo of fish, ‘The prop Heath is expected here from Bauga- tuck this morning with shingles and Jumber, The canal prop Lockport brought 100 vris of flour up, und left here yesterday on her second trip of the season with o load of wheat. ' lie bark Parana fs ot the Dauville Elevator recelving grailn for temporary storage, fu order to relieve that fustitution ol the extraordinary ‘preasure upon it. Ve & , ‘e prop Pridgeon was floated out of Miller Bros.! dry-dock yesterday, atter. having recelved an overhiauling, und o tugtowed her downtoher dock at LaSalle strect. Upon docklng the prop Inter-Ocenn yestorday it wos found that 8lie needs twvo new wheels, in- stoud of gne, and they will be furnished her, Capt. Frank Perew and Jobn Keldorhouse are lfiu delegntes appolnted by the BufTalo Ves- sel-Owners! Associution to attend the Clevelund Convontlon, i The Vessel-Ownera! Towing Company's tugs Unlon and Van Schalek aro belng fitted out, und will bo placed in comnmission {n nbout ten days, Fallure to bear from the Buffalo, Detroit, nnd other vessel-ownera was the cause of the poste ponement of the Cleveland Conyentlon, which will meet about_the middle of next week, ‘I'he Board of Directors of the Lumber-Versel OQwners' Assoclation held awmecting yesterday afternoon und rccommonded the owners of vessels {n the lumber trade now Iylug at this port toremafn bere until April 1. Nothing was dono nbout rates. A rumor was afont yesterday that the schooner Fiying Mist and bark Paranabad been char- tered at 53¢ cents per bushel on corn to Buflulo, ‘but there was no truth in the report, according to the {:nnth:mnn having the vessels in charge, The Ludlngton, Wells & Van Schnick Compa- ny have abandored, for this season, the project of runuing o swing of six or nins barges from theig nulls on the Monomines River to Chleago, for the reason that the supply of logs is not ns largo as auticipated, the fall of suow belng very light and fusuflicient in that reelon for lopeing purposcs, -On the east shors of Lake Michigan the winter season was favorable for Iogging, und the lumbormen over there have gotten out oll they require. Should the next winter be favorable, aud the experiinent now boing made ney auother company be successful this naylea- tlon scason, the Compauy above wamed will probably enzage tho nceessary vessels to formn o complcte lis ARCHBISHOP PURCELL. The Unhinppy Prelate in n Place of Concenl- mentlils Brothor, Iather Edward Pur- cell, Berlously Affocted. cineinnati Telegram (n Xew York Sun, The Rev, Father Edward Purcell has gono off to the Ursulinc Convent, ucar Fuyettcville, Brown County, Heleft yesterday, and hours ¢lapsed before his departuro was known, Itis said that bis mind has been serfously affected by the unhappy troubles growlng out of his fluan- clal mismanogrement, 8o much so0 that bis mem- ory, upon which almost everything depended, had become almost vatueless, und his physiclons prescribed for Ll absolute rest and quict fora time. It has been uuncrull} understood here that tho Archbishop was at 8t. Joscph's, the mother- housu of the Blsters of Charity, near Delbl, It was sald that he was cxpeeted in town yester- day, but he did not come, This;morning a Sun reporter tried to find bim at Bt. Joseplh's, aud then Jearned that ho bad Jeft thero on Tuesday last, und had gone to 8t. Vinvent's Academy at Cedar Grove, ssveral miles distunt. Upon’ ine ulry at the latter wstitution it was Jesrned that he had zone from thers on Thursday to the semluary on Mount Adams, ‘This morning ho loft the sominary 1o go to his residencs on Lighth stroct, but bo did not go there. Lato in tho day the Assignee, Mr, Maouix, sald that the Archbfshop Was somiwhoro out of town, whero he could be reached only by those huvlu;: the moat_finportant businees. Fathers Quinn and Callahay, of tho Avchbishop's huuseliold, averred that they did know where ha was, s could not even communicato with hiny, ‘The reuson glven for his dlnp?enuncm and the mystery thrown about his whercabouts, is that o hos'been sa greatly affacted by the sight of the misery of the coniplalning creditors at the Eptscopal realdoncs thut it hus been fouud necessary to remove him to whiere he wlill bo In eutiro quiet und tranquiltity, ** illa mind s ail toru up,” Mr. Manulx, says, and Mother Jose- phing, ut Bt. Joscph's, reports that while there nu seemed to be constantly suffering great mou- *tal distress. Ho would totter wearlly und uo- stead(ly about hls roomn until exbausted; then would sit guzlng wto vacancy, while his eycs would fill with tears, Few words cacaped ‘nls lips about the catastrophe, He scemed loath to speak of it ot afl, but it was evideatly cons stautly {n hls thoughts, und is in weeks placing the welght of yeoss upon his oced head. It a creditor found him out sud asked bim to slgu a note, mortgoge, or suvthiug clae, his lawyers suy he would do so meckly; therelore, to fugo / him from torture and il-savised been convey 0 atrict retircine: Mrs, Bherman'a Enthusiasnn New York Heratd's Raltimors Tetegram. Mrs, W. T, Bherman was talled upon to-day at the realrdenco of her daughter, Mes, B, W, Llder, fu referenco to the feeling of the Catho- Me ladies toward Archbishop Purcell. Bhe ap- veared deeply nterested n the subfect, and, upon heing nsked what the ladics of the United Etates would probably do for the Archhiskop, she replled: **T don’l think they can properly o onything until Cardingl McCloskey catls up- on them oflcially, 1t 1s loo stupendous a mal- ter for ladles to ‘deal with except in an ofliciat and organlzed manner," “Ilave fun thoueht of any olan by which the ladies could help the embarrassed Archbishop?*? **Nu: but the Catholie ladies, I think, would take hold of any plan luuklnu‘n his rellef, I am conlident of tuls.” » _ Bpcaking of the Archbishop's troulles, Mrs, Bhierman safd that it was a terrible calamity, nnd bas been a severe blow Lo ber personally, Bhe Dind known the Archbishop since ahic was a litile girl, und his brother for forty years, and, she udded, ¥ Thero nre not two Lettor and purer ten [n extstence than they," “*What do you think of the objeetion being ralsed in some diocess thiat by coniing to the as- slstance of the Archidshop a bad precedent will Leeatablished 1 “Why," she sald, earnestly, T think it s not a bad precedent,—on (e contrary, o very goud one, You m’zm a8 well suy wushould stund by nud sce o man down, With falded Is, for fear of estabilshivg a bad precedent by saving him, If I bud 81,000,000 I would give it to the Archblshop, If it would- aaye him. I do not think the bivrarchy will refuse to hcl}) him. Are we to stand by and see him rulned sbie exclalmed, “Iam a woman, uind, porhaps, it inay appear presumptuous, but I don't sce liow they can avold alding him." In ler upin- fon, the eatl for ald would be cheerfully answer- ed gu &1l sldes, EUROPEAN GOSSIP. LUCKY CITIZEN AUBRIOT, Correspondence New York Wortd, Pants, Feb, 17,—No, 078,690 had peen turned up by our wheel of fortunc—who was No, 078,091 Who was el A journeyman leather- dresser, Aubtiot by name. Where was hef At his mastor’s workshop in the Rue do la Reine Blanckie. What was ho doing on his uwn ne- count white Fortune was duing so much for himi 8inply making bis Bunday half-day for Journeyman’s wages at lns beneh. He thought so little about the lottery that he would not lose his four houra for the rake of getting early nows of the winning ticket. These are the exact particulars, and it may be s well to give thewn, beeause Aubriot’s namo bas slready beecome the nucleus of fable and legend. All sorts of things have been written about him, on the wood old principle of fmagloing what he ought to 1o to sava the trouble of finding out what bio fe. Franco {s without an equat in the world for the verfection of that kind of Inbor-saving machinery fnpen and fnk. Al the papers had something to eay about him; not ona took the pains to ap- ply to Wi for the focts. As soon ns it was known that lie was o poor workman, any num- ber of men of fnventive genfus st down to con- sider how n poor workman ouuht to behave under a sudden nccession to fortune. It was agreed on all hands thut he ought to laueh and ery by turns,—Aubriot accordingly was made to do both; that he oupht throw his cap over the housetop aud his money ont of the window,— Aubrlot wos not suffered to fafl in elther duty; thut, i respeet of personal behavior, in short, ho ought to exchooze his nature of humanity for that of the finfehed ass,—Anbriot a¢- cordiugly was made to undereo 4 tmore thorough transforimation than Lulty Bottom bimeell, For further und incidental %nfllvulnrs it scemed good to ndd thut the grand lot of his winning fnd been bought at afaucy price by a gram seigneur, This, too, was done; and we wWere assured that the Prince of Walos bad sceured the trecure, ” W ‘These thinge appeared so prohable, and withal £0 pleasant, that ut firat 1 was tempted to toke them as I tound them, Tn' nn evil hour, Low- ever, It ocenrred to mo thiat 1 miht as well go and e Aubriot, and thep I lesrned there was not a word of truth in them from beginning to ond. I say fn nn evil hour-beeause the facts are nothlng like so pleturesqug as the fancies, e is,'or rather was, 8 workman, and one of the soberest and steadiest;,he never was an ass, He maintained his notural.steadiness and nerve all through n change of .fortune as wonderful, consldering s circumstances, as anything ro- corded in the * Arablan Nights.” T Tound himn at his lodpings on a-fifth floor fn the Rue Cardinal Lemoine—quarter of the Lusxemn- bourg—n dirty atrect, a ditty hiouse, but a clean home. On one eide of the fire sat hls old mother, ol the other sido his wife: the adopted child, 2’ nicce—thiey hinyvo po_chiidren of thelr own—was in the nextroom. Henssured mo with great indignation that he' had never forgotten himself for u sinule. momtnt under the exeite- ment of the news, o thunght very littleabout the great prize on theiday of “the drawing, Ile went to his work, a8 I havo safd, und on com- Ing homo “cleancd blinsel! up'* and took his famity vut for anairiiy, , The newsboys were scliing the avening papers cnumlumfi the “win- nlng number of the gros ot e bought n vaper, pat it (n his pocket and forgot sil sbuut it till Lie was undressing to'ro to bed. Then he taok it out und found that he was uot to sleep 1or some hours a8 yet, inasinuch as the winner of the grosiot was himsell. 1le changed colar with excitement; he owns to nothing more, It was the publiec went mad, not he. Siuce the publication of kifsname uind nddress it seems he hies hardly had amoment's peace. All theerack- bratus of the country—to give them thelr courteay title, though swindlers would perhaps Lo the bettor word—liave been at him for a dip of his lucky bae, He could bave got rid of the sum twicc'over in Joans of 100 francs ablece to deserving widows who offer their nete of hand tor aecum{ und a blossing for ine terest, fle has beca asked to asslat in the starting in 1lfo of ot least sixteon bundred and thirty llD{‘l warranted to wrn out well, Abouta 1lke pumber of blushing mmdens await nothing but bis gencrous ald fn the mutter of dowry to becomo the happlest of wives, ‘Three hundred and seventeen ingenfous speenlators underiako to stow him bhow sums varylug from one to ifey thousund fraucs moy bo doubled, trebled, quud‘- rupled by a turn of the haml. Jle has Leen in- {l 0 plerco twe lsthmuscs, to bulld three bridges, found seventecn asylums, and save niue bhundred and sixly persous from sulcide. The moru persistent of “these bores wers not content with wrulmi: they cumo n nerson to et the anawers to thelr letters. Poor Aubriot could nover moke sure of & meal {n neace, Until his mdvent the Baroncss Burdett-Coutts, of choritable fame, may be considered to have had the widest experfence fn ¢bis kiud of the min- ¢led tolly and knavery of the world. Aubriot, however, might soou” surpass her but or one thing: ho fs polue away—to where the wicked ceaso from trouvling, namely, & country home unknown to the resuers of the daly papers. ‘I'o tell the plafa truth about ity he ls runniogaway. 1113 cood Juck hoa ehased him out of Paris. Iiis mother 18 a provincinl, and he is going to take her and the whole family to her native place. He has lefs off workinz for his lving, and now lie thinks of taking aturn at fancy eardening by way of filllng up lis thne. Gardeolng s the reflcetiva man's occunation, ond whits Aubriat {e planting his potntoes ho will bo considering what e shall do with hls plum,—at present salely stored In s bank and ylolding bim whot hao uccounts a princely ficome fa fnterest, Then, fuduo time, hu will como back to Faris, taken lusiness, double his fortune, vetire at 60, —he {4 now nbout ten yeara younger thon thut,—and Mve happily ever after in the French bourgenla way by passing his mornlnge at thu cafe, hiy' evonings at the play, ud his afternoons in flsn- ing for stickiobataou the bauks of the Belne, iuuxhl not to forget to say to the credit of Aubglot that his flrst thouhit en winntoe wus of o benefactor of lis family, M. Mouler, the well-known choculare-maker und fre-trader, the less-known Deputy. Aubriot's wifo awl mother bad worked au Menfer’s factory, where tha syatom of affcctionate interest n the wel- {fure of the worlipeonloe 1s varried to great per- fectlon, fn this instanco it has horne its fruite In gratitude, Aubriot knew that by the condi- tlons of the Jottery he vould scll bis Jot back to the Commission for at leust its full worth tn the market, 825,000; yot be thought it would be only o graceful and becoming “thing to et M. Mebfer hiava the fiest refusal o it ou his own terms. Menfer of courso declined, but the offer was creditablo to his hymbia fricnd. THF GREVYS AND MACMAIONS, Lucv Haooper's duris Letter 0 Phliadelohis Telegravh, All maguer of absurd roports have recontly boen set afloat respectivg the Urovy family. First, it was said that the new-President was a widower; sccoudly, thut ho bad never been mar- rled at all; thirdly, thut he was marrled, but soparated from his wife; und, fourthly, that he bad espoused a persou of very low arfgin, Nono es theso stories wers vorrect, Mme, Grovy be- longod to a thoroughly-respectabla family, her brather belng st present a Judize de a paix, She braughit her busband a dowry of $20,000, “They have vne child, Mile, Alico Urovy, now some ) yoars of oge. Mme. Urevy hus long been in dolicato health, und bog, morcovor, @ patural disinclination for soclety, but she {s a fin Ing; woman, and will probably do the honors of the Elysco far better than did her unamia- ble predecessor. Mlle. Grevy s singu- larly intelicctual and sccomplished, having boen educated by her tather, whose {do] sue haa been ainco the hour of her birth, and her liter- nr{ and artistic tastes have been thoroughty de- veloped under his ipfluence, Her boudofr in the Liotel on the Rue 8t Arnaud has been de- seribed na being more liko an artlst's studio ur the homa of an art-collector than the sitting- room of a Parisian young lady, 1t is hung with rare old tapestey, and filled” with curiona old chinn, bronzes, books, and picturce, I have heard an ancedota of the nother nnd daughter which 1 here repent, “under ol rescrves,!’ as the Fronch papers say. An intimate friend of Mme. Urevy's called upon her the day after her husband's election to congratulate her, and was a0 much moved that she shed tears, * Why do you weepl’ nsked Mme. Grevy, sadlyj *ft s rather I who should do so in view of the terrible responsibliities that have fallen to my lot. bave scen this hour npprosching for years past, but I was in hopes that {4 would hot arrive durlng my 1lfetin ** Nay, mothcr, am I not here to aid Joul exclned dtile, Allce, knecling_ beslde ier mather's chale; 1 am no longzer A child,— nor will your new dutles appear so formidable when oiica you have sssumed them.” T can well imaging the shrinking neryousness where- with the dellcate retiring Iady inust contem- {»ll.uu the trials und difilcultics of her new posi- on, Yet vvc!i‘bndy exclalms, on discnsaing the nuestion of the'saclal affalrs of the Elysce, that §u will be imposaible for the new hostess Lo be balf us disogricable as wos Madame de MacMahon. Proud, arromant, mwd brusque, #ha reserved all the mweetness of her diction aml the graces of her courtesy for suma few favored euests of Tofty station, such as the Or- leaus Princes. 'Vlie rudencss of her inanoers ins been necounted for by the fact that during her early married ife she lived nuch with her hua- band in garrisoned fowns, and thus acquired the runghness and abruptness of French mititary soctety, Intn told that Ler neglectful way of recelving, or rather nof recelving, her gucsts at the large halls ot the Elyece, whereof 1'spoke in my letter last week, was by no ineans a pecus Tlarity of her demeanor on such general veet afons nuly. Oncof the Bouth Amerfcan Minfs. ters told me that he never called upon one of her weekly reception_evenings without having a regular search to flnd his hostess. She was, therefore, very unpopular, not only with the ad- vanced Republicans, but with all the freguanters of the Elysce. Vet she was bizhly accomplish- ed, speaking Enplieh to nerfecttan, and ehe mlght have made herself agreeable lad she only chusen go to do, Tam told that M, Grevy, notwithstanding s age (be [s 66, T belleye), I8 extremely good-look- iny, heing nceotnted one of the handsomest men i F'rance, 1His features are very fine, bis mouth being particularly well cut und ‘expressive. He has certainty began by being, as the I(e}mhl(mn Journnlists declared hie meant to be, a President after the American fashion. A gentleman con- nected with one of the forelgn Embassies told me that he went to the Elysee a few days after the Inetallation of M. Grevy to ece oue of the Bccretarfes on some question of public business, Wlen he arrived there none of those gentlemen were present, baying gone out to et that dread- ful midday sbreakfust shich consumes 5o im- portant & portion of the duy In Frauce. * But, #lr,” said the usher, **tho Presldent is here, —cannot _you truusact your busfness with him1" The gentleman demurred, not wishing to trouble the President respeeting the maiter, but the uslicr persisted, and he was shown futo M, Gru{;l private oflice. There he found the ruler of Frauce In a louse coat und slippers, pac- Ing the floor, and fn the full enfoyment of s cgar, e greeted my friend warmly, remark. ing that he waa meditating over the terms of the message which he was to send to the Chambers in aday or two. The pomt under discussion was quickly setiled, and my triend took his leave, cons{derably {inpreased with tho genuine Republicanism and kindly geniality of the new President’s wmanoer, For in the days of the Marshal's rule it was rather harder to got speech of him than It used to be to obtainn private interview with the Emperor when Nuopojeon 111 was fn the plenitude of his power. g A ITUSBAND'S LIABILITIES. . Zandon Curressondence New Tork feyuld, A way bas been found {n England fn which husbands may guard agafust belng responsibla for the debts contracted by extravagant wives. "I'he case of Howell sgainst Lord Desart, recent- Iy tried fn the Queen's Bench Division of the High Courtof Justlee, before Sir Alexander Cockburn and a spectal jury, hasconsiderable futerest to marrfed men. The story fs as fol- lows: Messrs. Hlowell & James sued Lord Desart far the sum of £112, being the balsues of an ac- count alleged to be due from bis Lordship for goodssupplied tol.adyDesurt betweenDecenber, 1875, und June, 1877. The noble defendant de- nicd his Hability, It was stated that Lord Desart on coming Into Dhis title inherited cstates so heavily fucumbered . by charges upon them for thie beneflt of relatlves that his actual and {angible income wos ouly £1,000 4 year, On his murringe {0 1871 to the sometime Lady Lesart £500 a year was settled on her by her father for her separate use, so that their joint income was £1,500 per abuum. It was mutunl- 1y agreed that £500 per year should he set apart 10 muet the expenses of” thelr jolnt Lousekecp~ Ingg, and that her Lodyship should retaln for her sole pereonal use the annunl sum of £400. Ina few years the lady ran into debt to the extent of £6,000, which heavy sumn her father made arrapgements to liquidate, A fresh agree- ment was then come 1o petween the partios, Lady Desart promised—go the defendant’s coun- scl represented—aot to incur any more debta, But in September, 1875, tbe first installment of the yearly stipend of £230 was pald to Lady Desart, aud fu December of the same year shy opened o fresh credit account with® Mussrs, Howelt & Joames, The gcconnl went on unknown to her husband for some eizhteen months: the bills tor goads delivered were sent into Lml?' Desart, und ot to his Lordshiag fu May, 18706, Lady Desart pald the trim £35 on ac- coutft by hier own_ cheek on her own bunkers, and {n Aprll, 1877, she patd them In the same mauner £40 more. Iu 1877 Mossrs, Howell & James scem to bave Legun to prees the lndy for puyment, without, huwever, having recourse to her husband. In May, 1878, certain patnful cir. cumstunces culminated in the dissolution of the marriage between Lord and Lady Desart, nt the suit of the former, and shortly after the di. vorce Measrs. Howell &5 Jumes jnado o Lord Desart thelr first application for payment of the bulanee due to them, Lord Desart, finding that there were shmiloy cladins agalust him from other tradeamen to the awount of several thou- sunds of vounds, denicd his Jability, The ac- tlou tried by Sie Alexander Cuckbura was thus 1 LOst case. The deelston of the eminent Justico s thus stated by the Daly Newe: 4 The divores made, of course, no difference in the Hability, nor was he fact that Lady Desnrt hod 8 morringe settio. ment relied on, But it so bappened thut her allowanee had been poatd to her separata account, und thut sho was accustomed to illscharge her bills with her own checks,—an oresugemont re- sorted to in consequence of some previous ex- trayagance of bers. 'This was rewarded by the {ur_\-. und hod evidently been regarded by the Lord Chief Justice, 08 strong if not complete proof thnt Lady Desart was not cutitled to plodge lier husband’s credit, and that her tradusmen bad, by the mero recelpt of lier eheeks, sullic! Inthmation of the fact, ‘Fhiy view of the cuse was atrengthened by the fact that Lord Dosurt bad uever recelved applicns tions for payment until after the divorce. It would appear from this casy that tolerably sim- plu means exist of checking the foibles of'an ex. trayagant partner; the mcavs, tomely, of a separato account und a check-hook. Nor ean this declsion bes thoueht hard on tradesmen, ine | asniuch s by the alnple procesa of sendhog in | their accounts to the husband ut recont futervals inany doubtful cose they can soon ascertain whmfu-r or no his eredit, ns well as thefr custom- er's, Is pledized. ‘Thero are tradesinen, no doubt, who object ta this on the ground that it might offend thelr customers, but in such a caso they must uaturally fuke the conscauences of thujr acty, or rather of thelr fuaction,” ‘Thiere 18 naturally much conaternation amoni our much-trusted West End irms, who ore, us the Zelegraph remarks, “already much exusper- ated at tho spectacls of the Haymarket und of Bedfopd strest blocked up by carriuges und eap- riage peonle, who ars flocking with thelr ready money to the stores.” e MMIL “TOTTERING LILY." Latidan Corresuondence dultlmore Sun, In company with 2 attuched Secretury to ouo of the Forelen Lezationa hiere, L waa Induced 10 o to the farewell rucontionof the Chluess Awm- basgador bere. 'Vlie nesemblago was large, und vory much mixed in point of natfonatitles us well as persons, for the Chinesv Minister has “ kept open house™ freely during his svjourn here. Enterhng tho drawing-room, the firs per- sonago met was the wifo of the Ambussador, Extremely petito and youthtul lookiug Is sho, Bhe fs in asort of a Parlsian costumu of the lutest undetinablo svyie, yid, by ita close-figting und “urict construction,” she looks much smaller und more youthful than she otherwise would [ her pronounced lovso native uud bet- ter costume, Sha Is brofuse In smiles awd the oilors 0f a subdued * Frangipanil " ubomination, Her Lugllah ts more dove thau plgeon-like, und delaands closa attention 0 cuwpre- hend. Her French i better, yet both French and Eqglish sufler from a soré of chopsticks melange of Celestial scasoniniz that fa much more strongly odored, If T may say go, than the *Francipannl,” Sutil she be a * Tottering “ll’ " fn name, alie {s a perfect “Dandy Lion* in fier way of ricliy-colored talk, 8ha wiil talk in any but n tottering fasbion. Hyeliow sentences of sounds® and demands your ear. If the Chincaa theory be correct that thia world will be destrosed h‘y A woman, ani slhiould that swoman resemble “ Tottering f.fl,\'," I am satfsfled, Come an end of the world! Af- Iable, communieative, jocose, and full of wit that sparkles in hor dove-English and covers the enotmitles of her French costume, 18 *Totter. ing Laly.” It may bo a [{berty to thus famf{ifariy nse her name, but then it {s siich a pretty wnd pactic one that o profix. of Madame or Mrs. would bo “awiully awful, Just fancy saying Madame “Totterlng Lily!" Then thers is a petali—a lliputian * Tottering Lily,"—a Celes- tigl child of which the mother (s immensely rmuu. Buch a Mongol human mite I never saw. ndeed, 1 acarcely saw it at all, for those iwe Hittle a1its on the face called eyes were guita enotigh for me, 1 believe it 15 not proper for the valzar eyo of men to rest on the feet of Celestlal women of the ariatocratic type. To the most curious and communicatlve of barbarian wowen this infinite pleasure {3 permitted. A lady present told me she biad seen all thut remoibs to “Tottering Lily" of feet, In the convrelo form, this Iady said, they represented the appearance of a hunch of kntuckica, pounded and displaced as if by some thumb-screw process. 'Ihey looked Nke small boys’ chuhby hands nnder the **casy method of fearning to write legibly in three hours,—price, 82.50 per course of fimr lessons ' (vide ndvertisements), ‘The lcels were where the aukles shonid be, and the ankics were no- where. ‘The tova took the place of e heels, and the fout was alf fnstep, or rather like the lo'qt. of 8 wooden leg, No wonder she §s a “lottering Lily" of a tumbling silly. She conld do much better with no feet and a pair of crutehics, this pretty lttle davghter of the sun and sister OF the woon, However, {t 13 not her fault, but the *‘cansc of all clfects," thut con- founded Confucius, What n head he must have biad to come duwn to such feetl —— Bimnurek, Lahouchere saya: * My recollection of Bls- marck, however, when § used to see u good deal of bim at Fraukfort befors he wus a great man, Is that he was 8 very gross feeder: Indeed, 1 onee saw Lim devour a flsh that smelt so bigh that it almost made every one clse in the rootn sick. And then his handswere always filthy, and he used to paddle them in is plate in n most uupleasant manoer. Exeept for these pecullar- ities e was a very agrecablo nan, tatking, it s true, thirteen to the dozen, but witk a surt of clever, reckless, dare-devil air.” Bho blows {nto LLOWS' HYPOPHOSPHITEN, BUCH A3 ; Consumption, Bronchitiz, Asthma, General De- bility, Brain Exhaustion, Chronic Con- stipation, Chronic Diarrhiea, Dys- pepsia, or Loss of NERVOUS POWER, Are positively and speedily cured by Fellows' Gompoand Syrep of Hypophosphites. It {8 no langer an {die dream or boasting toaflrm (! Fellows' Iiypophosphites, whereln sre unlted nature’ forces, wiil strengthen man and make his lite uot only endurable, Lut sparkliug with rude and joyous healths this, then, we recommend when vitality 180n the wane, or when the organfsm becomes enfecblod, { CONSUMPTION IS OURABLE, Mazsiox Hoves floret, Busrtaons, M., Dy, James T, Fellowss Tiéar Sir: | favejuat Anlshod the tenth and of yuur cstiable Byrup of Liie Hypophosphitl s | mAcribo Ceaastion of colish, shary DAl anid chost, A of coplous CXBCIoration) aisos ReTarn of appetite, buoysucy of spirita. (ncreass of flesh, aud atrength to perform sy dl“{ dutles with & degree of plussiire unkoown Lo ihe for a long tine, lave experfeuced Trom It Is beyoud description: aud I vise all pereons afllicted with consumptiun not 1o de- lav aday In taklng |l—leullllr 3qur Hyponhosplites, 1 wol Yours truly, aure thut were it not for id ow Le In my, Krave, EO. € FOuT. Do not be decelved by remedles bearlng & simlilar name: 06 other prenaration 18 a substitute for this une dorany circumatances, T.ook out for the name and address, J, T. FELLOWS, Bt. Juhn, N, 1L, on the yellow wrapper in water- fl“;k' which tsscen by holding the paper before the ht. Prite,$1.50 per Dottle, Six for $7.50, 8OLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS. WRETERLN AGENTS, J-. . EEARRIS & CO., OINCINNATI, O. QOEAN STEAMSIIPS, STATE - LINE sveenool, D Londoaderry, SMaren 0 dirins, Mnrch 19 GFAINE o ACCOT MO Ao, 910 T3 | Secund Cavin. Sa R Kteerazo at lowest rates, N BALDWIN & €., Agent, rundw: 7 JAMES WARRACK, General W 124 Wanitligtanest,, e NORTIH GERMAN LLOYID. New York, + London, nrls. steamers sall -every gaturday from New York for Fouthniiuton and liremen. ~ Fasmengers booked for Lonion and I'aris atlowest rates, LATES OF PAN New York to South- o, London, Ila¥: Tirenicu, Aret cabin, #1001 sceend eabin, €003 Meeraze, ¥, redueed ratew. ORLIICIHS & CO, SSENLTS & CO,, To Glasgow, from l'ler 43 NTATE OF \NIHAS, BIYATE OF VIRUIN Flrst Cabin, €53 10 $70, A Returi tickois, SHE tura tickets, 8 ara tckets at o Faonth Clarkeste ANCHOR LANEMALL STEANERS ANOLIA, um‘n“,‘fi""’mf‘ :':l:vu/l W Mch 20,10 am ANCHURTA, Mch: Aprlls, dpm ALLL, Meh 10, pm ot ar requced rater. 5 [ “-lll“fl)flg__ L WHITE STAR LINE, Carrving the United States ang 1 Mal Syttt et St by 4350 Clurk-st. D DAL Uen't Western Agont, " OUNARD MAIL LINE, Falling ihreo times a wook tonnd from 1y Ports, Loweat Pric i ow CALIF'NIA. Meh 1. Cavius ‘35310 830, UENDERS Ofiice, northwest cotuer 5 Cmeufm‘ ATIONAL GINE OF NUEAMRIL N, cé 0 Week fram Now York Lo Quo Loudon, assaze froln 830 1o $70 currency. Excurson L bloerage, 8240, Lrafls o in wid Lruisy furtier Information apply to i O Re, 4 Sons Clarieat, LIEBIG DUMPANY;S EXTRACT OF MEAT. FINEST AND CHEAPEST MEAT FLAVOURING STOCK FOR HOUPS, MADE DISIIES AND BAUCLES, LIEBIG COMPANY'S EXTRACT AT, *1xa snocess and & Loon for which nation Medlonl ¥ Modlcal Jourual? 4o, OAUTION, — Genuina only with the fea- almila of Tarun Lieblg's Slgnature in Biue 1uk acroan the Lubel, * Consumjtlon In England {ucressed (en- {old fu ton years LIEBIG COMPANY'S EXTRACT OF MEAT. To ba kisd of a1l Hiorekeepars, Grocers snd Chemiats, Bala Agents for the United Bl le only), U. David & {w! Co., 48, Mark Lane, London, Fnglan, N¢ O PP SRR T o N St Final Notice to the Holders of Bonds of tho Northern Pacitic Raillroad Company. criader the Ban et teorgtaliation, Lt it lllouldhllllluwt\l 10 participato fn the benetis of the 'ten, iy the conversion of Bune 0 preforred 8 as feft Lo tie dlscrotion of ih Moro thian thres yeans haviog 1 tldbt Was glven, and nure than ion-teutlis of tha Bundhoiders having converted tielr Bondi, e Cote mlttos, dusirous of cluslog Uiolr Ibor, litraby ¥ive notleo that the right of converting Bopdéand recolving Preforred Brock will teriniuase on the 80U day of Juney fnformation how the conversion 14 3y eant be had at the ubice Of 1l Northery Tacity 4, 18 Lo, N Ifih-uv,, Now York. g orltunlaiacls wil bo sslianded for stockk uuder o 'la up 0 the saino thne. > v BERICK BILLINGS, 1eg, 18, 1878, Chatrman Purchasing Copunition. el BANKSES' LTANDAIG SCALES OF ALL KINDS, PAIRBANKS.MORBE & 00, 111 & 118 Lake 5t,, Chicaga, Beearefultobuyonly Uis Genulua, 32y i "t Danvills Route.” Tiokat OfMices, 7 Clurk-ut., 133 Dearborn T0 STOCK DEALERS, TLe old banking-house of Howes & & Company, G Wall-at.s Nesw York, Tiaa u stock departmant, and & member of tha Stock Exchange (n constant attention to execute any orders for the purchase cr eale of Rincka on & margin ‘of A per eent, Oppurtunitics for handsomd Iy oceurring, Oue senfor, Mr, It. twenty-five years' experience in 29 President of the 1’ark Ban| l!n'y roflia ara constant. wis,. s had . rional sttentloa 0 AlLarders, And if desired will usa Gis discretion when aud what 10’y and aefl. ORDERS S8OLICITED, T INOTICH. TREANURY DEPARTMENT, ' Orrice ov THE COMPTHOLLER OF TR CUARENOT, WARNIXATON, D, C., Dec. 34, 1678, ') - Nottea Iy hereby given i all piekront wiin may have clalma against thie German Natlonal Bank of tnicago 13t the same inust he presented to Jamies M, Flower, ecalver, 4t Chicsgo, 1iinofs, Wiill tho iekal proo thereof, withli threa' monthe from thia date, of they will sailowed. o NOX, b idisst Combtrofierof ths Currendy. BIRDS, 5 Gorman_ Oanaries, Clarkat, IRIVAL END DEPARTURE OF TRAING. EXPLANATION oF Rrrzmence lnnxs.—quurl\ig. excrpied, B L unday cxcepied. $Monday excep OHIOAGO & RORTRWESTERN BAILWAY, Ticket Ofiices, 02 Clark-st. "saurn-ln House) and at Teavs, | Arr ive aPacific Fast Line.... 410:30 a m|* 3:40 asloux City & Y ankion, 338 mls 540 B ra 40 am afireeport, ftackd & abresport, toeki'd & Dubua LAl waukee Fast Mail.. Diltiwaikeo Npeclal aMiiwnnkee Express, . GaHilwnukee Pavenger. M (iwaukee Pannenger birern Pay Bxpres. . Bt Paui & Minn b!ldl. ne 44, ° ] > $ L PRRTURUSTUSSGUCITRAE EEFESEEFEEEEEEEEEEES a \tociford. . Foud du Lac. via Janeavii Tnitman Yotel’ Carn are rin {hrougt, between Chi- rage ,:‘d Council Bafts, un the traln leaving Chicags a.'m, Nootlier rond runs Pallman or aoy other ferm ef Date] cars weat of Chicago, a—Depot corner of Weils and Kinzle-ste, b—Dopot corner of Cansl and Kinzie-sts, UHIQAGO, BURLINGTON & QUINOY RATLROAD, Depata foot 02 Lake-st., Indlana-av, and Bixteenthi-st., and Canal anid Sizteeith-nis, Ticket Ofices, 69 Clarks nd at depot TTEORTPURPTURERTRTST Mendota & Galesburg Exntens Ottawa & Streator Express, tecktord & K 4 Aurors Passesger....... AMendots & Oltaws Expross AUTOra PEssCNRET erets. Tiowner's Grove Accommodation|s Freeport & Dubuquo Express Night Express Teo O Texas Fasg EXpress,.. ... Kunas Clty & Bt. Joo Bxprosd. Tillman Palace Dining-Cars and Pallman Rlen] vlnrc-x;- arorun betwaon Chicago and Omaba the Pacific Exroas, OIICAGO, ALTON & BT, LO| AND (EICA( KANB, 9 AS OITY & DENVER S8HORT LINER, " . Uslon Depot, Weat Slda, nowr Madlsoncat, bridge, and ‘Twenty-thilrdat. TICKet Office, 132 Randolpk-at, Arrive, Leave, 5t. Lot ¥éorls, liushiogion { Eaat K i cokul Chicauo & Paducaly Ji, 1t E: treatar, Lncon, Washingt'n fox, 412 Jolies & Dwlght Accommudaifon! 8l OHIOAGO, MILWAUKEFR, & 6T, PAUL RAILWAY Unlon Depot. camer on and Canalasts. Tickst Onle, &3 Bauh Clark-at., opposite Bherman Hoase, aud at depot, N 1_Lesve, | Arrive, ‘T ame Tidpm Milwankee EXpross..esesss. Wiseonsin & Minuesota, Gre aly. and Menashn through ey x 410:10 am * 4:00p o # MO0 bm #j03 At D:0pm, 41007 I Xpres, Milwaukeu ' Wiscousln & Bianesots, Gror 151 Btevens 1ol Al e TR0 LATORE SO EXpretset 0100 D £ 7100 A Al tralnd run §ts Miivankee, Tickets for BE. Paul &ud Minneapulisare zood elther vl Madison and Prafris du Chien, or vis Watertown, LaCrosse, and Winoue., ILLINOM CENTRAL TATLROAD. . - . s EYTH X Ly PPl R e, 121 Kanaolpist.s REAF CIaTR, iark. ZESES 58 BEES reSEUsTATRY ‘HSBEEEESESS on s-mm{fu, i runa o Centralla only. i L0n Saturdsy nikie runs o Poorla ooly. MIOHIGAN OENTRAL RATLEOAD, Depot, foot of Lake:at. and footof Twenty-second-st, “feiet Officg, 07 CIAFk-AL., Joutbesat corner of [tans dolph, Grand Vacific 1lotel, nnd ot Ialmer Housa, Leave, | Avrlve, ® 7:00 8 m|* * 0:00 Mal (vta Main and Alr Line) Day Lxpresd, vessess (0 & m|* 7:40 K‘l“m.mu C m‘lid;lllnn... M g'f‘? l'”l’: 'lg:?fi am © ally : 008 m Night Expre s pulkeisaa Accom; o Bxpress (u SIERIONS P AT, QOGO 2AT AT, D et dhalavor Hoies. Mg Greny Vaciio uuué'._ Leave, |_Arrive, DALTINORE & OHIO, eave team I:xnotltion Buliding, oot of Monroe: Ingkent., Palino Tratos . Tiek 3 C £ 1iowse, O ot Tleket (ifices, & Clorl l!ulLulnw)." , Grand Paciic, and Depob (Expost It - T Leave, | Arrive. Atoam §o:0am 4 0:de pmi® 708 pin Marntag Pxprass. Fuat Linewoes LARE BHORE & WICHIGAN ROUTHERN, Leave, | Amive., T3 ame 70 B d mnnr 740 pin. Morning Mall-01d Lino New York & Boston o Atiantic Exnress (dally). 8115 pw| 8iL0 & 450iz0TpL 840 & i PITTSBURG, UD{OIHNATI“ %tgl’%mwgfi }1. -3 Cl ol 0 3 Diepots Cores of CAoR Sarl Carroivat.y W et Side, Leav Clnelanatt ap « 8140 A m* 8110 pm Bapresy ) 880 B il S0 AR KANEKAKEE LINE, Depot, foot of Lako st. aud fool of Twenty-secon & Loave, | Amive, 40 & 1n* 8100 pm o pm't Tig sm ODICAGO, ROCK m;m & }'fifln’m ungé)fi&i s can I crinan c DL B Charikates SUormAN 110 Laave, | ATTIve. ort Fxprest....... 7 g -»i'x'::uylmaAun.r 050 8 s 8140 o AT 110,00 pInls 6115 3@ Mlgnt Expres TR L Ll AL i1 Ine: the Omalis Express aru served in dining cars, 8175 Cells buch, CHIOAGO & EASTERN ILLINOIB RATLROAD, sad Do+ Vo, eurner Cliutin. sud Catroll-eis.” Leaye. ] Arrive, * 9100 a1l ® 4130 p I § 70 pi g 75 s Day Mall.. Nuahviile & Fi B " MISUELLANEOUS, T s vl b e o SO NO CURE! 3¢ #¥ i DR.KEAN, 173 South Olark.st., Uhlcago. Consult personally or by mall, fres of ebaras, g all y " . Kusu Is the T e £ L 7008, Clurk Stroet, Chicago, - Krorybody from Atisatia 1o BI‘. A. E’. []L u‘:.‘i'mnfl b huwid of bia i all Chronic, Nervous clal . 15"'3.3'..' r;'. tmm'l“u‘nd wouign, Krery weans used known 10 tho professlon, including Kleatriolty, Bond two stawips for “Guide to Health Ofios * Bours, b 8. 1, to 3 B, i, Hundsys 1010 13 8. . ~ PRESORIPTION FREE. oy cure of Semtanl Weakness; Lost ahhat R it Doyl Gabe ittt s grde | eess, AlY drugglit has the ingrediente. . Tl S ey M vt g JAQUES . Ly