Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, May 13, 1880, Page 12

t 1 i ' » hls erew cach tine be reach — THE CHICAGO TRIBUNE: THURSDAY, MAY 13, 188? TWELVE PAGES. “MARINE NEWS. Anothér Excellent Day for Grain and Coarse Freights. Heavy Shortages in Grain Deliveries at This Port and at Buffalo, Two Cases of Damnge by Collision in the River. Continued Low Wator in the Sault Sto. Mary Canal. TOME GATIERINGS. ORAIN AND COARSE FRETATTS. Tho market for grain frelghts continues netive und stronger, with a tendency to still higher prices. In fnet, a slight advanco was conceded yesterday on charters made both to Sandusky and Bufalo, The following engagements were reported: To Uulfalo—Propeller Buffalo, corn on a,through rate of 153§ counts to Boaton; pro- neller St. Louls, corn on through rate; propellers Cuba, corn at four centa; stenm-barge H. V. Ketcham, wheat nt four and three-elghthsacenta, Yo Bandusky—Schooners Typo and Hoboken, corn, straight cargoes, at four cents; schooners Rising Star and Barbarian, wheat from two or more elovitors ench, nt 444 conta,— nil treo of elevation. ‘a Erie—Propeller Cones- Schuylkill, corn on through rate. ® wixnl—Stenm-birge Lothnir and consort Corlsande, carn on through rate to Montreal. Capacity tuken, 100,000 bushels wheat aid (£20,000 bushels corn, Veasels wero in active demand to carry wheat. from Racine and Milwaukee to Chiongo, ” Bo few could be hud, however, that the offering rate was tdyanedt to 1g cents per bushel, clevatiug, shoveling, and towing freo, Inthe afternoon the schooner Ford River, now on her way hither from Racine with a eargo at? cent per bushel, elevation and shoveling free, was taken. for npotuer: cargo at 1% cents free, towing not In- eluded, Conrso freights aro reported plenty, vessels seurce, and rites firm with an upward tendency, ‘The engagements yestentay embrace the fallow ing: Schooner W. H, Willard, cedar posts and telegraph poles fram North Buy to Chicago, at3 and 4% cents on posts and 1} and 20 cents on poles, the lutter to average 2 fect, and entire cargo to bo ivered on the rail; schooner Pens suukee, tumber from Cheboyyan te Chieago at 81.25 per 1,000 fect; echouner Stetropolls, dry neh from Caseville to Chicitgo at_&2.Q) per 1,000 on tho rall; sehvoner Jullu RB. Morriil, ecdar posts from on point north of Menoml- nee a eonts upl schoonor L. B. Shepard, eodar posta from a point north of Menominee at four and ive cents apiece; aehooner Topsey, shingles from Maniateo to Chi= cago at 15 cents per 1,000; schooner Moselle, woot! fram letuskey to Chicaga at $2.75 por cord; achooner Kewaunee, lumber from nomiueo to Chicago at $1.02! per 1,000 fet. MOM HEAVY SHORTAGES. A telegram wus received here on Tuesday an- nouncing that the sehooner Cheney Ames hid fallen short 300 bushels of No, 2 wheat on a cargo of sent 22,000 bushels just discharged at huitulo, ‘Tho object of the telegram tas to have the shortage located, The Ames loaded nt Ar- mour & Dote’s Bhougo and one of the Hilnols Central houses. No.2 wheat Js an oxpensive cerenl to full short on thus heavily. Recently ‘THe Tumune announced that in Jonding the schooner H.W. Suge at this port 2 mistuke of 3,000 bushels of corn was made nt the first elevator visited. The manager of the ves- se) stipuluted that the differences between tho umount discharged from tho veasel and that called for by tho Dill of Indting should bo its. Rumed by the clovators at which tho corn was. taken on'bonrd. It fs weil that he did su, for on ‘Tucsday word was recelved here that tho cary Bi been found to be short upwards of ushels. ‘Tho corn cargoes of the stenm-barge Inter- Ocean and her consort Argonaut, recently care ried from this port to Bulfalo, are reported to havé fallen short turgely. ‘The exact figures could not be learned by tho party glying the in- formation. A singular feature of tho recent deliveries of No. 2 wheat at this port trom Iacing and Mile waukey 1 thit avery cunro felt short to wimuch grenter amount thin th of. the vessels engaged in tho delivery had « d ‘The exnet amonntof those sie HWS 9’ obtained by Tie Taness reporter us follow: x velit Ie Shart- Vue o; “easel NH age, Benouner Lent mh 8h Schocner George ye Behooner Mineral Stute. ii 88 Schooner Halsted ee B Schooner Nevadn. 2 Behovacr G, G. Houjhiton ae Nt 165 Uv57, ‘The ara usually flared upon by carriers 4g one bushel'iy every 1,0, but rently tho dlifer- ence resulting from waste aud tight of chat should not be equal to this ditference. The cle-* Yittor men of both cities evidently are bent upon Profiting from tho olforts of the reekloss speeu- lntors in whent to cover thelr short ales, ‘This inight be winked at, Ponane, {f tho loss could de inde to fall upon the apeculators, but, ag the dnnocent carrier bas to stud tt, the matter us- sumes gravity. ‘Three more cargoes are due here now from Racine and Milwaukeo, and the weighing out will bu subjected to closo scrutiny, in order, It poselbly, to lovato tho puint where the leakage of grin occurs. DAMAGE RY COLLISION, While the schooner Richurd Mott waa lying near Twenty-gecond street bridge on Tuesday, she was rin into by a steam cenal-bont with such force as to huve her stern rail and three stern plank: broken, Tho dumuge is being ro- pulred at the expense of the canuler, Shortly before dark on ‘Tuesday ovening a tug havlag tho schooner Minnie Siiuson tn tow: ‘undertouk to puas tho propeller Alaska, which was bucklug out of the elovator slip near tho Jower railroad slip in the South Baneh, ‘Tho result was disustrous, for the current of tho - wheel of tha tu, combined wit tus suction uf the wheel of the propeller, caused tha sehooner to sheer Into tha latter, ‘Tho Slauson raked the Aluska's #ide for a dlutance of sixty foot, it is suid, broking atanchlons, rail, und bulwarks {1 diveriininitely, while her jlbioom caught tho steamers beudestays with sufliclent force to carry nway the foretopmast, Tho dumnge, if uny, sustafned by the Stuuson was not puillclont to detain ber in port, BUIPYARD WORK. The schooners Kulght ‘emplar and Alvin Bronson came out of tho Chicago. Company's South side dock on ‘Tuesday eventng, and the schuoner Ostrivh yesterday took the place vas ented by thom. The propeller skylirk was in the Chicago Company's West Side dock yoster day, for ening ‘and other reputra, ‘Tho schooner Richurd Mott 1s nt the South Side yard of the Chicage Company Fopulring the damugo resulting from a recent collision, ‘Chu schooners Lmperkal and John Tibbitts wore in Miller Hrothars’ dry-dock on ‘Tucsduy for eat Yestorduy’ the schuonur U.N. donne Bon, Which has undergone u partial rebuild, was alee At the sume yard to complete her re- Nin A nuust ts belng got out at the aprryard of tho Chicago Dry-Dock Company in Lighthouse lp top she prupelice J. Mi; les i he stent barge George Dunbar was booked for docking ut Alilierirothone sud Inst ovens ame, but ber owners concluded to postpone re- Pulrs until she has completed another: telp. The tu Constitution {3 to put a1 nn old wheel formerly belonging to the tug ‘rind. Bhe will bo tted tn Burns" boxes at Indlana ‘street for ‘tho purpose, 2 BALY OF A ‘TUG. Yesterday Willlum J, MoLnughlin sold the tu Trlud tu Geprya 3k, Grok und frawurd Groh, ue Bheboygan, Wis, for the snug sum of 85,000, ‘The parties have been dickering for sumo thine pust, and adeluy on the part of the Grol lod MeLaughlin to advance hly views $1,000, with ro oin the end. In other words, the mirtics pald 85,000 for on tue have been considered 9 fuir sule at $4,000 0 few weeks previous, Tho Hriud is in excellent condition thla senyon, having undergone important improvements [tt her hull,and particularly in her mugbluory, during the winter sand spring, She ta to bo auc purchasing which woul * taken to Sheboygan at once fur future service, serait DOCK NovEs, la about time to reistablish tho drinkin fountuin at the lumber market for the thirsty hundreds who daily gather In that vicinity, April proved to be the best iaunth for tgs on- gaged in towing at Chicago iu many years,—that. tho tugs imude more money than in ny previous single month for yeurs. Should the season continue us it has corimenced, the owne ers of thle cliss of property will recline In the dnp of JusUry next Wipe, iat eowner af cortuin veasels long oyerduc from Muskegon with curyous of iumbor hus written to this city express! 4 desire for in- Tormation concerning thelr whertabnuts, It fa guld that the Cuptuln of a certain vessel enguyed in the lumber trade betweon Muskegon and Micolgun City makes ka point to discharge es tha latter port, ‘The men in every lastanvethus far have prompt- ly returned to Chleago for other berths, aud, 13 Stuey) ure Beurce ut Michigan City, othors have. hud to be finported from Chicago ut a eos, of 61.80 per head. ‘his certuinly looks like fulso economy, and the owners of the vessel referred, woe ; eu te Hees A after awhile, ied who huve recently arrived. het Munisteu wtute thut the opposition: tgs irom Wright und Curuline Willams had 4 race off the lutter port, in which tho Wright beat the Wille fums, wlthough whe carried a wheel altoyotuar fou stuull for her size und vapucity of engine, NOTES FROM ABROAD, TUY MOONLIGHT AND PORTE, The so-called rice between tho schooners Bovslight and Porter from Chicago to Bututo terminated Saturday oventug, ud was won by the Vorter, which reached hore ut twenty min- utes past 7 o'clock, just two hours and ten mine utcevbeud of tho Moonlight, But tho victory Tor tho Vortor cannot bo called a yory doclsivo one, ng the condition of the winds which ench oxpertenced was variable, and more in favor of tho Porter thon tho Moonlight. Both vessels Are goo sailors, and thofr masters, Capts.Grcon ‘And Sullivan, aro nbout na goo as thoy mnako them, Under equally favorable circumstances it would bo n dificult matter to tell which would win. But the fret remains that the Porter came in nhend, and those who bet on hor aro entitled to thoir wagers.—Hugain Commerctal Advertiser. COLLISION ON LAKE EMR. Capt. tastings, of the schooner Bunnyaldte, re- forts having coltided with tho schooucr Georgo W. Adnins. Intowof tho propellor Graves, off Dunkirk, during foqny wenthor Inst Saturday morning. About 2 o'clock tn the morning, when standing to tho north with starboard tacks on hoant, a propelter’s whistle was heart. and tho echooner's fog-horn wus blown In response. A fow minutes afterwanis the propeller crossed tho bow of tho schooner, and being unaware of her having n tow tho Sunnysilo kept on her course, aud consequently eanie in collision with the Adains, ‘The Sunnyalde struck tha Adams on tho diuif of the starbonrd bow, carrying away: her own Jibboom, smashing her Agurchend, and Dnedly wronehing her stem down na far ns tho forefoot, The Adams lost her starboard cathend andsomeof hermonkeyrail, THE MUIN'R MISHAP, ‘The Detroit Free Press furnishes the particu dara of the dismasting of tho achooner Marguret. Muir, as follows: “On Friday evening she was running from Poverty Istnnd toward the Teavers, the wind was south and very strong, nnd the Mitr had to ran in the frou witha yery horvy sen on the Inke, Sho was rol NT a ly when, about 9 o'clock, tho foremast broke Just under the cross-trees and, falling, drew tho matnmast, which broke about tho snine plice, after it, The strain on tho stays brought down tho inizzen topmiust also, thus leaving the bont with only the muizzon sail to keep her stratght, Tn this condition sho drifted until about o'clock fest yaorniig, when tho Huckett took her in ow." ‘Tho schooner Thomas W, Ferry lost hor Jibs In tho anmo storm, TROUNLE ABOUT MANIFESTS, Much complaint bas recently been made by consignces of grain-veascls at this port in refers ence to the very Irregular manner in whieh yes- ecl-manifests ire made out nt Chicago nnd Mile waukee, On renching here tienrly two-thirds of thom are incorrect ts regards the parties to ‘whom they are conalgned, and in some Instanees carxoos of corn are manifested as whent, and vice versa. The fault les between tho yvessel- masters and the agents, who are not perhaps aware that by swenring to the correctness of uch clearances napers they ronder thomsclyea Hable ton heavy fue, The matter 13 being in- quired into by some of tho consignees here, and ateps will be taken to have the full penalty on- forved ng soon 1g thoy are traced to the proper source. Much inconyenience tins been caused among business mon here by such irreguluritics, and probably if one or two fines wero Inilleted there would bo more caution exercised by sume of our vessel-musters ns to what they are aweare ing to when taking out thoir clenrances.—Bugalo Express, LAKE PORTS, DETROIT. Bpectal Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune. Detnorr, Mich, Muy 12.—Passod down—Pro- Pellers Juniata, Atlantic, Delawaro, steam-bargo W. 1, Barnum, Viennaand consort, Intor-Ocoan and consort, J. 8. Fay and consort, Abercorn and barges, William Cowie, Egyptian and con- sort; achooncrs I, May, Guthric, J. G. Master, China, Jessie Drummond, Delaware, Ganges, Co- lumbla, Bolivia, Passed up—Propellers B. W. Blanchard, Dean Richmond. Montuna, Pacific, Fountain City; stenm-bargea Mary Pringle and barges, Missourl and barges, Iron Age and consort, Enst Saginaw und barges, H. 1B, Tuttle and consort, Anna Smith and consort, Nahant, Alponu and barges, Hay City and barges, Mineral ttock and barges; schooners 8. L. Watson, N. Reddington, dunes C, Harrison, Groton, Our Son, ‘Thomus Gawn, St. Lawronee, “ Wind clght mites, and northwest. Tho sehooner Zack Chandler pouied white in tow of the tug John Owen, of Grosse Polnt, Lake St, Cluir. ‘The Owen has gone to Lake Erle with tho balanco of tho tow, and will return to assiat the Chundter, PORT HUNON. Honon, May 312.—Up—Propeliers Iron st Suginnw and barges, Mary Pringleand schooners Iecd, Cuse, ate Fitzhugh, 8. 1, Watson, Unadilta, James C, furrison, C, G. Trumpet, Kate Kolly, FM. Knapp, W.'8. Crosthwaite. f Down-—Propetlers Cowle, Egyptian and con- sort; schooners Zich Chandler, Georgo M. Case, Ganges, Adu SMetora, Baldwin, Wind north, fresh; weather fine, Pout Hunon, Mich. May 12-10 p. m,—-Up— Props B. W. Blanchard, Nahant, Dean Richmond, H. B, Tuttlo and bai Anna Smith and con- sort, stir Ponrt, schr Nellie Redington, Down—Propellors Nebraska, Arizoni, Ontario, Delaware, Alcona and vonsort, Lincoln and con- sorts, Burope with schooners. Benson and Nel- son, D. W. Rust and consorta, Plymouth and barges, Mayilower and barges, schrs Smith and Post, China, Coluinbian, Wells, Burt, Falmouth, Antelope, Heindver, Hnlsted. : Wind—Northoust, fresh; woather clear. MILWAURBE. itch to The Chicago Tribuna « Spectal Dis; MILWAUKEE, Many 12.—For tho past week or ten duys the bulk of arrivals hore have been smull-gized vessels, and tiga ‘find it dificult to pay expenses. Severnlof thom are takiny ad- vantage of tho dull spell to mnke needed re- palrs, Tho l, 0, Maxon was docked at tho Mil- wankeo Company's yard to-day to reeelve anew rudder, and thod. J. Hagerman Js receiving a eco of new covering-hourd andsovoral staunch ons on each alde umliships. The tug Sill arrived hero from aclno this att- ernoon to tow back the schooner Spced to that port for a rebuild. The schooner Guiding Star Is coming hero from Chicugo to load wheat for Oswego, A por- tion of the errgo will be on owner's necount, A lettor from Capt. Lou Vance. of the schoonor Davi Vance, dated in tho rivers, Pag that tho ‘Yeaxel's muintopinust was damaged by Hghtning: on the passage down, Thore was somo Inquiry far vessels to-diy, and 4% cents on whoat to’ Buffalo was olfered, No vessels here, OLEVELAND, Spectat Dispatch to ‘The Chicago Tribune, CLEVLEAND, O., May 12,.—Entored—Propellora 3.8. Fay, Chinn, Vienin, Marquette, are; achoonors Galathin, Menominee, Digtvons We Gifford, Thoms-W. Terry, dr. A. Muir, Canton, Escannin, ore, Glance ven monies Atlantle, China, Dututh, merchandise; Superior, Marquette; City of Now York, Chicayo; schooners Sindusky, Eacaniba, Murquette: 8, 1. Pomoroy, Chicago, coul; Flor- fd. Sault Ste Mary, conl. Churters—Propuller Porter Chamberlain, ore, Marquette to Erle, i 3 schooners J. 1, Sawyer, D8, Marsh, coal, Cleveland to Chicazo, 00 cunts; Camden, suine; Turkalow, coal, Cloyolund to Saginaw, ‘Tho Flootwing beings Deinstono from Butfato to this port nt 60 conts, and ‘Trinidad coment at flyo cents por barre! freo on bonrd, TWEFALO, Spectal Dispatch to Ths Chicago Tribune, Thurrano, May 1.—Arrived—Propeller Lord; achoonors Jur, Owasoo, barge Dietator, rain Toledo; Kehvoner A, 'T, Dowoy, grain, Detrolt, Clearod—Sehouners James D. Sawyer. Ellon Spry, P. W. Sage, coals C. Nelson, Chicagoy Robooners Mala, Henson, birge Dictator, ‘Toledo: schooner City, Ashtabulu to Chl- 40 conta: Burnyaide, coil to Milwaukee, 10 W. Parry, fron to Sandusky, 60 cents. al freights were frm and wnobunged at Ocents on whent, bY conta on corn, and 1% conta on ontsto Now ‘York. Pino lumber to Albuns, $2.25 por 1000 teot, anil $3 to New York, Btivos fet nae York, 3176 per ton. Cannel shipments i i PORT COLMORNE, Spectat Diapatch to The Ch pone Coin 3, Ont. Muy hon 100 Tribune. Walker TdnUarding 40 ietawsion, ‘aulker, Ine to Kingston, Gieuitor,’ Chienwo "to. Ictnyston, corn; barge Grlebye Chicago to Re foaatitte oe steam-burge Clinton, Chicago to King. ‘corn, 4 Up—Schooners P. 1, Locke, Oswexo to Chicago, couls Canadian, Port Dalhousie to Clovelur feu; Nellie unter, Trenton to Erle, [coy Ne Domtalon, Kingston to Sandusk 3 Nello Wider, Cape Vincent to Dunkirk, {eos Peanelior Nees pontrenkie Gioveluud, donor aurigd a te ved—Sehooner Cunuda, from Loledo, Ww! corn for tho Welland Ttuliway', : RuIE, Apectat Dispatch to The Chicaga Tribune. Ene, Pa. May ~- Entered — Propollor ‘Phagney, pts coe Palade. pro pollen D Ww. Powors, silt, Sunid Beach; WhUab tind Hue, Chteweac | Propevee Fellows, Cloared — Propeller, D. W, Tight, Tawa Ggoners Danio! G. Fort and Alleghony, coal, art oe tai pat la The Uhicago Tribune. Hae Quertiy Mich. Muy 1.—Pasued up—Pro- pellor ‘inslow, icant € Ningara, schooners Mont Bluno, Montgomury, Montmorenoy, Montcalm, and Roe ay He, tui W, 1. Casta, schooners i olgnton ‘ante Nuil, Wiltortown, L, Hi. Kim- eB, Gun ble, ru, KINGBTON, * Special Dispatch to Ths Chicago Tribune, Kingston, May 12.—Thoe pi lor Ocenn King, Chicuge for Montroal,tightored 4,403 bushols corn MXerived ‘from Chlonge—Scboonee Ry:trabria v4 mn iy ner yilrabrid 3,00) bu corny sebooner Bangalore, 24,00 bustiels corn, EBCANADA, Speetal Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune, ESGanaua, Mich. Muy 12.—Arrrived—Schoon- ors Honry A. Kent and 3. 1. Mgyle. + SN Clanret cat tepel ers Ira H. Owen, Oscar Town- sond, Fred Kelly; schra 8. J. ‘Hiden, Jessio Linn, Eellpug LaBouites Pathilader, and David Stowurt. 71m gAULT, Spectat Correspondence of ‘The Chicago Tyiburie, Sauce bre, Stanig, April X0.—Tho water fn tho connl is very low, It rouches eluven feet at tho bluhost, The pebablllttos are that tho water will remuio low all sumer, ‘Tho weuthor hus bean me for some Umne,with houyy winds from north- pecian big be airing on ipectat Dispatch to The Chicago ‘Tribu: Ciesoyoan, Mich., May 1 —Avout wind and Mahe to-duy.' “Wind to-ntzht northwest and bri ‘The schooners Clark, Portyh, and Avory, and the propellers Lako Eric and Concord elenred to-day, conitnawoon, Aprctal Dispatch to The Chienga Tribune, Conttsawoune May 12.—Arrived from Chiengo —Steamor Canada, 14,600 bushels corn, freight, and passengers. Departed for Chicago—Stenmer Canaun, 2,000 ties, goncral froizht, and passon- ra. i = DULUTH. Rpeetat Dispateh to Tre Chleago Tridune, Pc acl aha Ns ridin, Huitalo, i cH ich 4, te Of fours tenner Manitoba, Sarnia, Hight; bark NK, Fairbank, Buffalo, 06,000 bu corn, Bt. JOSEPIE. Spectal Diapateh to The Chieaga THbune, Br, Josrvit, Mich. May 12.—Tho tron-ore yes- sel C, A. King cleured to-night for Escauaba. aoventan, Speetat Dispatch to The Chteago Tribune, Gonenten, May 12.—Arrlvod—Schooner Sctan- don, from Chicago, corn, oswrao. Spectat Diapateh to The Chteaga Tribune, Oswrco, May 12—Arrived—Schooner Cortez, Milwaukee, whiea! PORT OF CIICAGO. ARRIVALS, 8tmr Sheboygan, Manitowoc, suniries, Str Alpenit, Muskegon, rundrics, Prop E. ¥%. Thompson, Muskegon, lumber, Prop Skylark, Bonton Harbor, sundries, Prop Buftalo, Buttulo, sundrics. Trop St, Louls, Nuttalo, sundries, Prop George Dunbar, Muskeyon, limbor, Prop Shickulunn, Hamilton, pig-tron. Prop Anule Laur, Muskegon, lumber, Prop St. Joseph, pies a Inmber, Drop W. GL, Wetinot evelund, cont, Prop Oswegatchle, Iatoo, luinber. Prop Russin, Butfalo, ight. Sehr M. Thomson, White Lake, lumber, Sehr Lavrinn, White Lake, lumber, Schr Barbarian, Traverse Buys raltroad tles, Schr d. F, Trneey, Manistee, lumber, Rehr City of Woodstock, Manistes, lumber. Sehr M. Mucilor, White Lake, railroad tles. Sehr R, Camphell, Traverse Buy, woud. Sehr Joseph Patge, Bulfalo, coal. Sehr Porry Hanah, Jacksonport, cedar posts, Sehr W. H. Rounds, Buffalo, coal. Schr Lena Johuson, Menominee, iumbor, Sclir Dawn, White Lake, wood. Schr Adirondack. Muskegon, lumbor. Schr Hosa Belle, Grand Haven, lumbor, . Schr Brimette, Cleveland, cont, Sehr Ada Medora, Hscanatn, fron ore. Schr BE. Day, White Luke, umber, - Sehr Rockaway, Muskegon, lumber, Sehr Windsor, Manistee, himber, Schr J. Lawrence, White Like, rallrond tles. Sehr W, W. Brigham, Linlington, tolegraph poles. Schr D. A. Wells, Escanaba, Iron ore, Schr H. Barnes, Rscanaba, dumber. Schr Milan, Manisteo, lumber. Sehr Mary Nou, Ahnapee, rallroad tle, ACTUAL SAILINGS. Schr Autares, Muskexaon, Rehr H. LB. Moore, Muskegon, Sehr Ida, Manistee, Rehr A. Bronson, Manistea, Sehr C. 1. Johnston, Manletoo, Schr BR. F, Wade, Ahnapeo. Behr Vonture, Frankfort, Prop ‘Trader, Muskegon. Sehr Norman, Menominee, Sehr Sardinin, Montague. Schr J,Sands, Manistec. Sohr 8, A. Irish, Grand Haven. Schr City of Erle, Grand Haven. Prop A. Laurie, Muskegon, Prop ©. E. Thompson, Muskegon. Behr Nolndeer, Muskegon, chr M, E, Cook, Hamlin, Prop 8. C. Baldwin, Eseanaba, Prop Charles Rietz, Munisteo, Sehr Adirondack, Muskegon. Prop St. Joseph, Muskegon. Sebr M, Thompson, Whito Lake. Prop, Georre Dunbar, Muskegon, Schr Mockingbird, St. Joseph. Schr K. Howlett, Grand Huven, Schr Milwaukeo Belle, Grand Havon. Schr Conjuest, Abnapes, Sehr Mystle, Munistee. Schr Contest, Muskegon. Sebr W. H, Hiwkins, Muskegon. Prop C. Campbell, Lidigton, Schr Gulding Star, Osweyo. Scow Contest, Chariovols, » Buitalo, Schr Pensaukec, Bulfalo, 36,000 bu wheat, Stmr Alpena, Muskegon, sundries, Sebr Sainnn uffalo, 18,000 bu wheat, s , Hurtalo, 45,000 bu whent, Sehr Comanehe, Sanduaky, 21,437 bu corn. Sehr Lom Elsworth, Buffalo, 23,120 bu wheat, Behr M. J, Cummings, Buffalo, 22,600 bu wheat. Stmr Sheboy: in, Manitowoc, sundries, Sobr Lena ohusbn, Monominee, 60 bu oats, Prop Alaska, Erie, 40.000 bu corn, © Prop Maino, Port Huren, 12,000 bu corn and sundries, Sehr J. W, Doano, Buffalo, 46,000 bu corn. Prop Messenger, Benton Harbor, sundrie: Sehr Michigan, Buttato, 66,000 bu wheat. ° Prop Starticcea, Buffalo, 2,800 bria tlour, 8,250 pkgs turd: and sundries, Sehr Hurly Bird, South Haven, 200 green hides, Schr K, Darley, Menominee, sundrics, Schr HH. Bissell, Buffalo, 0,000 bu whoat. THE FRIENDS’ GRIEVANCE. A Meeting of Quakers In Philadelphia Yesterduy ‘Considers the Situation Rogurding the Indian Question—How WTholr Agonts Are Intorfercd With-A Protest—Hayew’ Vacillating Policy. Spectal Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune, Pricapecrura, May 11,—This ovening thoro was a meoting In this ality of n committeo con- sisting’ of inombers of the Soolaty of Fricnds from all the sovon yearly meetings In America having general charge of Indiun affatrs, A tet~ tor was read und considered setting forth tho al- leyed flimsy cbarges upon which Howard White, tho Agent recommended by tho Frionds, bud been dismissed from tho charge of tho Omaha aud Winnebago Agency. In ,the courso of tho discussion it came out that whenevor {dlc and worthless Indian, or more worthless whito, sottlcra in tho nolghborhood wish to do eo they trump up charges ngainst the Agonts, sond thom to tha Intorlor department, and Inspectors, whom some con- alder little better than splea, are sent to tho Agency. Thos must report something, aud in this purticulur caso tho only charge against Howard White was that he used for au short time a Uttle furniture belonging to tho Government that was at tho Agency, ‘The Omaha ond Winnobago Agene: having passed from under thocontratot rionas, §t Was propusod to reupportion tho care of the remuining Agoucles—the Sunta Sloux, tho Ovtoe, und the Great Nemulin—among: tho yeurly meetings, ‘This aroused much dis- cussion, in the. courso of which it up. wired that tho Friends consider thoimsotves badly treated by the present Administration, sapeclully the Interior Dopartmont. Willian Parry, of Rohmond, Ind,, said that it was batter nowtban whou Muyt was Comimissionor, but that Huyt would not, he bellaved, have boon put out hud if not been for the Pressuro, brought to got him out, and inwny Dolleved that he had us much dntuence with Secrotary Sehurz uow as ho over had, Friend Parry digo sat that tho Frionds had beon aulvised to stay in obarge of the indian wtfairs untll they were kicked out, but for hia part he preferred to go befora ho was kicked out, Deborah Y. Wharton, of this elty,ono of the Committees that visited tho Prosident soon nfter his inmuguration, rutd she was disappointed thin, Ho hud ut that tine promised the Friends that whutover was rigit and propor undue the provioug Adminis- tration should not bo disturbed, Sho uise likaadt aceuso him of deception, but he waa certainly too eadily Intlusnced, The Frionds—uttribute —thofr troubles not tu the Westorts Sonatory, but to the Interlor De partment ftself, Tho them beliof was expressed, thut thoy woulel be kicked out before tho close of this Administration, Ag this {s near its closo, and thore are now bls pending bofore Congress that will affect the wholu status of the Indliuis, It was conchided not to muke any change in the Frlonds’ urrangomonts at thy Agencies untll It was sven whut those ovents bring forth, —— Drinking Teo-Wator, Haltinure Sun. ‘Thera fa no moredoubt that drinking {co-wator Hrrests digestion than thore is that u refrigura- tor would urreat perspiration, 1 drives from the stomach its natural heat, suspends the tlow of guatrio juice, and shocks and weakons tho delicate orguns with which It comes in contacs, Anuablo writer on human dlsouses says babftual fevewnter drinkers aro usually yery tlubby uhout the region of tho stomuch, They com- pluin that tholr food Hea heuvy on that pationt orgiun. ‘hoy taste thelr dinner for hours after it ie bolted, “Thoy oultivate the use of stimu lunte to ald diguation, If they aro intelligent, thoy read upon food and what the physlologlat hus to say about {t,—how long it nkes cxbnage, and pork and beef, and potutocs, and othor And vsvulents, ty go through the process Of, asalinilat Thoy rowr at new bread, hot cakes, and fried ment, tinagining thogo to havo boen tho cause of thelr maladies, Mut tho tee- wator zoea down ull tho same,and finully friends re culled fn to take 1 Surowell look at one whom a4 mysterious Providenco hus called to uw olime where, us far us is known, Ice-water is not used. Tho number of {mmortal belnys who go henoe, fo return no more, on Account of an injudicious Uso of [eu-water, can burdly be cetinated, a What Virtuous Mun Has to Contond With, Toston Commercial, ‘The gontleman who ftud'Woou, of fora fishing excursion and gent 9 paragraph to the local pas por saying that “Sir. Jones bas sont hofae a no tnoss OF * speukled beautios,' could not hocount for tho warm reception from his wife, until be t Sir, Jones had been {ned and sent hoine for a mess with some freckled beauties,” und thon ho went for the newspaper mun with 4 a Horsford's Acid ¥Yhosphate for Nerve Y, Simpson, M, De of Monterey, Ta. John ¥. Simpson, M, D., of Monterey, In., anid ho Avid histo’ usa the indy's own expred- ion, ta whom it wus given as a nerve toulom niade wwe whew nervous aystonL! THE LAW. Canadian Defaulter Sent ‘Back to dail. The George Enger’s Common-Law Wife Comes Out Ahead, Full Record of Proceodings In tho Cook County Courts. IN GENERAL. ESCOTT REMANDED. The habens corpus case of Matthow I. Escott was heard yesterday morning by Judge Barnum, and deelited at 2 o'clock. Escott was formorly Cashier at Moutreal of the Canada Investment & Agency Company, and managed to get away with about $13,000 of the funds, Ho came to Chienzo, where he was recently discovered, and a suit brought agalust him, and a caping also fssted on which ho was arrested. Judgment was recovered against hin about ten days ago for over $17,000, nnd he was renrrested on n eaplas nd salisfactondum, Being unable to find any one who lind that much con- fidence In him, fe was obliged to go to jail. A petition for habeas corpus was then filed on purely technlenl grounds of want of suficioncy of the nfidavit, error in date, ete., and lenrd yesterday. Io claimed that his confinement was illegal by the strict words of See,5 of Chap. 24 of tho Revised Statutes, which statute is ns follows: “No exveution shall Issue against the body of the defendant, except when the judgment shall have been obtatned fora tort committed by such defendant, or unless tha defendant shall have been held to ball upon a writ of caplas nd satisfaciendum as provided by law, or-he shall refuse to deliver up his estate for the benelit of his creditors.” Judge Barnum sald the above section un- dertook to define only three classes of cases in which tho Iaw allowed an execution against the body of the defendant, The judgment against Escott was founded ona elalm or debt, and tho afidayit on which the judgment wns based showed the debt had been fraudulently obtained. 1t was a clear enso of embezzlement, as far as the record showed, The judgment, therefore, was not for tort, but was embraced In the second class of cases mentioned in tho statute, The clause in thestatute contained a palpnblo mis- take in language. If tho word respondendum Instead of satisfactenduin had been used, then it was admitted that a en. sn, could have been Issued, Whether that error vitinted the statute would be shown from an analysis of the clause rulating to the second class of enses, ‘Tho words to bo considered wero “a defendant, shall have been held to bail upon a writ of capins nd satisfaciendum as provided by law, Only one legal mode was provide for gutting any person bailed when ho had been arrested on a writ, and that was explained Inthe chapter on bail. ‘That evi- dent blunder in Sec, 5 could be entirely obvi- ated by rejecting the surplus part of the clause and retaining only so much as was needed tumake perfect sense, The only mode by which a man could be sent to fall In sucha case was by eaplas ad respondendum. ‘The words then In the statute “upon a writ of capins ad satisfaciendum” could be stricken out without doing injury to any one. ‘The object of the law should not be defeated by asimnplo techniculity, and tho petition for re- lense, so far us it rested on that ground, could not stand. As to the other allegations, that the affidavit on which the writ was based was yold beenuse dated 18780, Instead of 1880, the Judge held. thnt, the first eapins having performed its office without its sufficiency belng questioned on the prellini- nary hearing, it must now be held to be valid ns far as the present action was concerned, ‘The Court now could not go back to the ori- final caplas when'Escott was not held under {, bué under a capias ad -satisfaciendum, the latter being all-the Court could look into, As it hind not been shown that the defendant had not obeyed tha third direction in the stntuto by. aweurlng out under the insolvent debtors’ net, no cause was shown, justifying his release, and he would accordingly have to be remanded to jag. ¥ P. Liapeecene SLOW' PROGRESS, A vety short step was taken yesterday In the caso of Van Well.vs, F. 1H. Winston and others, which was commenced over two yearsngo. A motion was made Monday to dissniss the caso for want of jolnder of F. S. Winston, C.F. Burns, and David Davis, Trustees, under the $1,000,000 mortgage on the Suuthwestern Rond. These parties had been nade, defendants, but - were out of tho jurisdiction of the Court ond declined" to. come in and answer, The Judge held. yesterday. that, under the clrcumstances, “they ~haylng been Made parties, and having been requested to come In, but failing todo so, the complain ant, if hie had any equities, night goon and prove his cago. ‘The demurrers to tho bill and amended bill were confessed, and leave elven to the defendants to answer, LEMS. i Judge Blodgett was oxpected to go on with his erlminal calendar to-day, but his courtroom {gs not ready, aud ho will this morning discharge his iy, for six weeks, Tn the meantime he will hear general busi- ness, Judges Drummond and Blodgett are sit ting toguther to heidra number of consolidated cases, all Iuvolylng the legulity’ of dlvorse patents for making barbed fonce-wire, ‘Lhe munount at stake is very large, asthe patents aire very valuable, and over a dozun lawyers fro engaged in these cases, Che hearing will take several days. THE RECORD. UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT, NRW SUITS, 17,041. Suppressed for servico. 17,012, Tho Woyeu-Wire Mattress Company y. Treat T. Prosser und Soth Turner; bill to re- strain use and munufacture of compluinunt's diprovemnents In bedstead frames putented Nov, May gm and acothor dates, Coburn & Thatcher, olny, auDaz DRUMMOND. Chancery Ordors—71¥, Vin Woll y, Winston; motion to disinlss overruled, demurrers cone Tossed, and leave to unswer, APPELLATE COURT, Ordors—t93, KKoron y. Agua nly motion to tax addition! abstract denied und wmount of Kppoltou's abstract etrickon frogn bill of casts.— » Lamir Inaurnnce Co. v. Gulick: apps it lowed.—f89, People v.. Goas & Phillips Mann facturing btctieg upper! allowed.—s2, City v. Guvin, mation to fasuo mandate and procedendo withont puyment of costs, argued and taken 78 Hawking v. Dempater; motion to guaeh welt of suporsodoas tukon, with lowe to tile ob- dections in tlyo days and to roply In tivo duys thorvnfter, —. SUPERION COURT, NEW SUITS. 75,881. Deborah Stearns v. City of Chicago; casy, $15,000. Sidney Thomas, atty. 75,882, Stottauer res. & Co. vy. Barbour Broth- ord; attwohment, $010. Tenney & Flowor, attys. * "hos, Richard MeDonough v. Bernard Hoan: and Feadarisk M, Cornell; cuso, 82,000, sidney Thon utty. Teh" Thornas Nudel y. Tho Pennsylvanig Company; case, $10, Monroe & Leddy, attys. 7ie45, Lipman Glick ot wh v. Siemutia ‘and Julius Opponbol mor, und Oscar Aberlo; aust, 1,500, Monroe & Ball, uttys. 75,880. Frederick Schippel v. A, H, Gormer; neat, $6, Hrandt & Holtman, attys. aupax Gary. « Law Ordors—2,617, Blutne v. 8t. Poter; Procuodings as to all but $50.50, nnd ya to pluad, judgt, to stund ns seaurity, JUDGM JAMESON, Chancery Orders—1,000, Youton , ¥. Yeaton; Placed un calendar,—2,004, Martin’ vy. Marting dofault.—2048, Spain vy. Spalny defuult,—Tws, Johnson ¥, Fldolity Savings Bank; Wilson Cabasls ponjolued from prosecuting sult against er, Decrecs—2,H4, Tift va, Millor; Master's report filed, and deoroe.~74,t57, Aptharp v. Hooper: decree contirming report of wale and distribus ton, and judyt. for doticienoy, CIRCUIT COURT, y of ton NeW BUITS. 3 95,118, Franklin ©. Chuso v. It. E. Goodell, ox- ooutor, Phoobe A. Norton, exocntrix, Jn her own right Ellaabeth N, and Joseph '. Vurrence, Jessie O, Harker, Annie 8, Nortou, Sartin Nor- hing J. Norton, and George Kt. Clark, truateo; bill to foreclose trust-deed for 8,000 on dslock 25, of Carpenter's Addition to Chi- cago. (J, Hatten, Jr. uty, 45,119, Peoplo ex rel, Itobert A. Winter y. John Hotfipann; potition for habeas corpua by Wine for, who la lo jail for non-paymentof a jJudy- obtained againat him tn the Criminal {un bnaturdy proceeding. E.and A, Van tty, 1: Hane A. Smith y. M. 8, Fuller; appent. M121, People ox. rel. John Cummings ¥, John Holtmann; petition for habeaa corpus by Cum- pings, who latin jail on a charge of burglury. Morria & Thornes, attys, Ls a A. BI, Hondoraon y. James Merritt; ape peal, 23, Michael Kano y, Thomas Massott; iat Abraham Lipman y, 0, F. Mathor; mi 25. Willlam Vitley ot nl. v.John Murray; 1:0, Dents O'Callaghan v. 0, 8. Jenks; ap- pent, , 45,127, James Moorhead v. Aunn Houston and Jnmes Honstons creditor's bill ona judgmont for $104, H.C. Rennett, solr, 1, Paine Harrington v. Samuol Itichard- appeal, 112%. Jeunty Maggins y. Frank Hageins; bill for divorce for desertion, Player ae solr. 85,190. Jon Farren y, Chntles. and Hetavy 3fo+ Graws appeal 5 36,131, Rebecca E. Brown y. William 0 and Catherine Noblo; trespass, $5,000, W. EB, Lef- fitnawell ntty. Nachel Blackburn, adfuintstratrix of 8, BHA, 8 Dlnckburn, deceased, Vv. Charles H. Moyer, Androw, Thomas C., and Trico Mill i to. restrain defondants frow taking sehooner Mary Collins out of the port, of Chicago. Gardner Schuyler, solr, *_atbax nocEns, Lavy Ordors—2,080, Nolton vy. Felton; ‘rule on deft, to give addltionulbond by 10.n, m., tho 18th inst. —2267, Mocasinger v. Cox; leva to tila ad dition ples and rejoinder to replicntions to plens,—Wisner, tse, ete, v. Clty of Chicago; mundate filed and cause retlockoted, JULOE MORAN, Law Orders—3,508, Harris v.2Stockwell; bond approved and rile dlacharged.—4,05), | Gotts- chalk v, Farnsworth; rito extended to 22d tnat, 5 —1,803, Schults v. Glugousch; now bond filed and rule discharged. 7 JUDGE TULRY. A Chancery Ordors—3,200, MeGraw v. McCarthy: Tule on def ts. to close proofa by 2ith Inat.—1,057, Ward y. Ward; order dismissal act aside.—1,0 Kolth y. Kelth; ordor disinigsat sot nsido.—2,076, Clapp v. Wagner; svt for! Haseing slontare B00, 0, fon: ine ay Carter y. Johnson; loave to file additfongt terrogatorics, otc. nud arder on Receiver Bure property.—J4us, Kirten y. Lamb; motion to sot nsido order of dismissal overritled.—,570, Karnz v. Brinrd; continued to foot of caton 3,012, Culver vy. Whipplo; rule on deft. to an- swor bill by Saturday morning.—J,013, Soper Vv. Whipple; same ordor.—1,000, Worthington v, Grusuing: continued.—3241, Valley v. Valloy? continued to foot of calondar, Decrees , Crossicy ¥. Crossloy; deorce of sale.—3,002, Farber vy, Farber; dlsmiased for want of prosecution at complt.'s costa, Divorces—i,142, Matiida Holdt vy. Huns Holdt; deoree divorce on the ground of adultery, JUDGE DARNUM, Chancery Orders—35,100, Peaplo ox rel. Facott y. Hotfinunn; reintor remanded.—166, Kiddor vy, Grent Wostorn Telegraph Company; order of tho sist set nalde, and defaultor the Great West= orn ‘Lolegraph Company.—2s5, Lindley v. Pourco; dofault of all dofts., aud reforonce to Master, Devrees—3.443, ‘Trude vy, Langley; Mostor's re- port fled and contirmoed, and decree of gale, PROBATE COURT. LETTENS ISSUED, In tho estate of Frederick Paschon, letters of admfutstrution de bonis non with will annexed were lasued to Frederick Helwig. Tho cstate is valued ut ubout $2,000, In the cutnte of John Bracht, tottora testa- montary wero Issued to Jacob Sinith, Tho estate ig valucd at about $1,000, Inthe estate of John Ackley, lotters of ad- miniatration were Issued to Ann Ackloy, Tho estate is valued at about $1,000, THE EAGER ESTATE, Thocaso.of tho heirs of Gcorgo Enger, do- couged, ngalost the wife, whom thoy claim’ was hot the Inwful wife of sntd deceased, was decided festerday: by Judgo Kulekorbocker, A comp uw tnirrlage was proven, and Mr. Herve uppenred fur tha heirs, attempted to Prove i former common-law marrige, but fullod, and the Jutge hold that Mrs, Murtha Eager was the Juwful wife of the deceased, ORDERS Est. Robort Weir, pf. of helrehip ont.s est. Poter Horolt, inv. and nppyit. apnrvd.; est. Frank Christhin, tnv., upprat., and wa's. “awrd. ypprvdy and — wa's, gotec. filed; + cst. Henry G. Wells, finn! = nect. apprvd., eat. deel: and admin. jared: settled, - disch.; ost, Willlain F, Squire, clin. of Louis Bouzinger et ul, -relnstuted;. est. Theodore Miller, pf. of heirship ont; ost. Patrick Bake, inv., Apprat, and wd's. awed, appred., and wd's, seloo. tied: ost. George Huebnur, nf, of heirship ont.; eat, Fredorick Crumbaugh, admins, curr! ‘tect. appryd.; est. John Bracht, will proven and admitted to-probate; est. Frederick Puschon, realy. of oxcoutrix accepted; estate Mary J. Davenport, guard’s, inv, appryd.; cat. aary, Kenting, oxec's. first suoual ucct, uppry a Mary J. Davenport ct al,, minors, lenve to guard. to expend $14 in burying parents of minor; est, Goorze Cl Keni, in to eltation against wilitam H, and Maria ano nlld.tobe withdrawn by admin, without projudice, * 4 COUNTY COURT. om O. & W.1. RR. Co. vy. Moody at al. Bfo, ie pet. to strike aff, in support of imo, n. t. from los qustalnog: Mo. for n. t overruled and Jugt. on vdel . 2cu7. OC, & W. 1. 1s RCo. v. Louts. Hutt ot a. Mo, forn. t. overruled, judgt on vder. Pota. Brava api and ord, for ‘poauosalon iilowed on depositing aut. of ydet. with Co. Tr, and bond of $1,000 und Dill of ox, in thirty days. : 2,00, In the. matter of Potor Johnson’ v. Jumes Stanton, contested oloction, Leave to and, pet. by adding Jurat asa date of flation. Demurrer overid., leave to ng, over within ‘twenty days, Order to open and oxaimiua bul- lots 1u presence of ‘Town Clork. 1,755. Frank -Dicsel and Conrad Folz. vy. John W. Geale ct nl. rast. Leayo to pti, to filo in- terroyatorics inatanter. A 2001, City of Chicago, use of Board of Eduen: tlon of City of Chicago, y. Elizabeth A, H, Tru dell, distress for rent, Dis, on mo, put.'s tty, without costa to olthor party, (No costs cul- leetes) under Schoo) lnw.) 1.001. In matter est, Josiah L. James, claim of Wil ©. Osgood. Chanso of venue from Vrobato Court of Conk County, Demurrer to first applio'n carried back uni ‘aus. a8 to plea. Dernurrer to second replication suutained. CRIMINAL COURT. 9,295, People ex rel. Price y, Hofmann; cause hd, on H, C. nnd rel. rom, 2,202. People ex rel, Branson y. Walsh et al, People's dem, to dfts, plea ovor'ld, People elect ‘ia tuned by dem., Judgt. tor df ts, and vs. rolator ‘or cost. 41,282. People ox rel Shumway ot nl. vy. Montony ct ul. by stip. von, changed to Clroult Court, 3,280. People ex rel, Luwis ot al. y. Dinker ot al. Sume ord, tund 2s, Clark and Brown, nol. pros. ix, Sondueln, fine and costs, remitted and dtt dischareed, 015. Schou, Purthor ov, argts, ond ms, hd. ‘Vat, not guilty. * THE CALL. Jupaor DrusMono—The hearing of the barbod wirg patent cases, Jupax BLoparrr—Sits with Judge Drummond, APPELLATE tt—Motions. Junge GAny--No call, No. 1,249, South Park Commissioners v. Duutovy, on teint Junan JAMesoN—No call, No. 10, Ronblok v. Bt. W, O, 1, Souluty, on hearing, Jupar Roorus—075, 28514, 280 to 2004, inclu- sive. No enso on trial. JUDE MORAN—I7D, ay ene 745, 248, 250, 258 to 24h, tnelusive, No. Tis, Curtiss ¥, Cimoron, on oar Juba Turey—22, &1, &, 20, '27%, No caso on ourlig. unta Rannum—2h, 25, 18, No, 16 on hearing. 1 iniwan Count—iit, 612, 1,138, 1,145, 1,011, and VERDICTS AND JUDGMENTS, Jupce Ganv—1,002, Kratuch vy, Brand, judgt. Sl aund sumesutiatied. Johnson v, Willis diad.; "Sonu Secrets Millor v, Jobngon; dled. y TH=2,872, Millor v, Jobngon et ranch ¥. Brand; Judyt. $1.an NO costs, 1,08, same sutlatiod, Jubax Hoo“ns—Ann Bbeohan, administratrix, ute. v. Keystone Bridge company. of Pittsburg, Judit, $768, und sure snttailed. Jupav Mowan—Churles Sheorv, Woat Chicago Alcohol Worka; verdict, $1,007.18, and motion for new trial.—Stephen F, Galo y. Nuthantel Norton; Judgt, $1,080.63, and appeal.—34,83, Stottauer v, Cooper, sult dls. cots paid, prop- erty roleased, une Ainagzos watved.—: Henry Korg v. W. EL Wells, suit disd,, cach purty. to pay hig own coste,—2,000, Fi ‘Taylor ‘argo Bult dlynigsed and costs aldo J Frabrics y. City of Chicago, judge, “0, SS ee Queer Happonings, On an island iu the Neuse iiver, North Caro- ina, ee oro treo in the hollow of which a horse can be turned uround, ‘Tho members of a recently-cloated Ponnayl- eae cont Jie aes, Tanne L. Eaglo, Jool Fox, an . Heir. + Bonjuniin Franklia, Henry Wilson, and Charles Sumner Murray ure tripléts, bora in Boston twenty-four yours ago, . Ona tree neur Swan's Springs, Cal., J, Woods found banging a ovetly huuting-caso gold watoh, 8 Judy namelod wateb, aud two long gold jeuk chains, Sixtoon yoars ago Mary Mulhaney hanged her- self from a tree ut Coshocton, O., because hor luyor deserted bor: and now the lover, Houry Moore, bas been killed under tho sumo ‘tro by the acoldental Reger ofa qua On a shecp-range at Dosert Springs, Nev., the shuughter hus beon terrible by wildvata and coy- otes, A pojsonod carcass wad thrown in the pen, and on the foltowin morning, within a clroun- ference of U0 the sof fifteun coy~ otes und tun o1 [a wery found. Fato of » Florida City, Florida is not too young to buve an uttorly obliterated ity, Bt, Joseph waa onca u thriving eeaport, tho torminus of a railroad, a shipping point for hundreds of thousunds of votton bales annually, and the supply depot fur the western secon of tho Btatu. It Jost ite commerce, dwindled rapidly in population, was swept by follow-fover, and fnally # torqudo loveted the puto the housca, Tho place is now a wilder- O84, MICHIGAN AVENU A Decision Sustaining Its Transfer to thé Park Commissioners, The Case Considered by Judge Smith, Who Upholds the Boulevard Act. The second stage In the quo-warranto proceolings to test the volllity and constl- tutfonallty of tho act of 1870 and the pre~ ceedings thereunder, transferring the cut trol of parts of Michigan avenue and Thirty- Ath street from tha city to the South Park Commissioners, wis reached yestoriay worn- ing whon Judge Siutth, sitting In the Crim- inal Court, submitted to counsel in the case of The People ex. rel. Benjamin Branson vs, Joln TK Walsh ot al, South Park Commis- sioners, the following written deelsion over- ruling the demurrer of the relator to re- spondent’s plea; Thave exainined the material queabons arls- ing upon the demurrer {nterposed to tho plen int this case sulliciently to arrive ut conclusions sutisfactory to my" own mind, but I have not been.ablo to spare thine from other prosaing oftigial duties more than sulliciont to stute gon- crully thos conclusions. TUM ORIGINAL BOUTH PARK CHARTER, Approved! Fob, 24, 1869, conferred upon tho Board of South Park Commissioners existing highways, and to lay out new ones within tho defined limits of tho South Parks, and to manage and control them, free to all persons, but sub- Joct to stich necessary rules and regulations ns ahall from tine to timo be adopted by said Com- missloners for tha well ordoriug and yovern- ment of tho same. Amondatory and supplemental acts were sub- sequently passed by thy General Assembly fur- ther defining and enlurging the powors of tho Board of Park Commissioners ta many material reapeota. The net approved April 16, 1869, conforred ‘upon those Commissioners such control over nil atroots canning. longitudinally: miony: and d+ Joining the park boulevards as muy be necessa- ry to improve and keep in. repair tho same in connection with tho purks, but without ob- structing, by fences or other structures, freo ne- ceasto such streets from existing rowde and streets and by owners of land abutting on tho AMO, Subsequent legislation provided fully and in detail forthe levy and collection of taxca and special assessmo: fur tho improvement of these parks, or, rather, this park system, In- oluding the or streets theroof, or, us thoy are somotiin ormed, boulevards, drivewnys, or ways. "Tho orlginal act of incorporation and these amondatory and supplemontul acta WERE ALL DECLARED VALID by the Supremo Court before the act In quos- fon approved April 9, 1870. ‘The original churter wag declared to be a mu- nicipal corporation, and tho subsequent acts were declared to bo mero amendinents of the original charter by way of enineying and oxtond- ing the pace and jurisdiction of the original corporation, ‘This act of 1879 assumes to still further cnlatee and oxtend tho powers and jurisdiction of the Bourd of South Park Commisiuners by con- ferring upon thom, and upon all otter ike cor- porations similurly situated, power to connect the pee boulevards, or driveways under tholr, control with nny part of any Incorporated city, town, or Villuge by -selectiug and taking ay connecting; streots or parts thereof leading to such purks lying within the district, tho prop- erty of which fs taxable for tho multntenance of such parks, and a8 ure necessary to form one continuousimprovement; butouly by consent of the corporate authorities having control of such strovts und of tho owners of a raalority’ of abutting land, And it nlso authorizes the Vark Commisstouurs to !inprove tho strects or parts of stroots thus selected by speolal tax or assess- ment of contiguous property, to be levied and collected under oxiating purk loglslntion re- Inting to special tuxos our ussessinents for pan, purposes. ‘This act also confers upon euch, bark Hoards tho samo power and. control over the parta of streets thus soleated or taken ng ure or may be by inw vested In thom of and co |. corning the parks, boulevurds, or drivoways un- der thulr controt. AS APPLIED 10) TIE BOUTH PARKS, 2 this act, In connection with the selection by the Park Cominissionera and the consant of the city and of the property-owners thereunder, operates imorely ns in extonsion of Grand boulevard by way of Thirty-fifth streat ond Alichigan avenue, oe o Jackson street, ©. in ry Ly Chicago, conferring La the Park “Com- tuisgionora over this -oxtonsion the samo power ond -nuthority ~~ ns ‘over other boulovards, drivoways, or stroets heroto- fore under thelr control and manngement ‘as euch; that {3, as boulevards, drivoways, or streets forming part of tho existing purk sys- tem. Nor docs this act asaumo to confer upon tho Park Commisslonera power to divert those arts of ‘streets constituting this. oxtension ‘rom uso ns driveways, or streeta to be used ns such in conection with and ng part of this park ayaa, It'would boa perversion to construe this uct as empowering the Park Commisaloners to vacate any portion cithor of Thirty-fitth street or Michigan avanue, ur to convert olthor Into mero pleusure-grounds na distinguished from driveways and in connection with such grounds, a 8 ‘Tho langunge of the act itself, from its title to itaconcluding scotion, forbids’ any such in torpretation, lt isan notto cnabletho Park Commissionora * to take, regulate, control, and inp public streets loading -to public parks, and to levy nnd collect apcciabtaxus or asscas- ments to pay forthe improvoment thereof.” It outhorizes tho Park Commissionors to “con- nect” the present bark system, including oxist- ing boulovards and drivowuys, with any point within tho city by the ugo of * conneoting street - or streots, or parts thoroor,” and Jt authorizes the city, town, or village "to invest any such Park Boards with the right td contro}, improve, and maintiuin any of tho streets of such city " - +.» “forthe purpose of carrying out the Provisions of this act.” Under this law the Park Commissioners could no more vacate or divert from streot purposes any portion of cithor of theso streets than thoy could viento or divert from auch purposes olthor. of the latorul streets pinced undur thoir contro! or management by the nmendutory uct of April W, 1802, They cin subject these streets “to such rules und regulations ns shill from time to thine be adopted by sald Commissioners and tholr successors for the woll-ordering Of the aume," but thoy cannot destroy thelr use as strects by yucuting or closing them up. In other words, THEY POSSEAS PRECISELY THE BAMB MEABURE OF CONTROL, | by way of rules and regulations over this ax- tension of the park boutevards, devowuya, or Btreots, 1s over tho other bowlovards and drives ways forming purt of the park. Syston, provided thia act of 18) be n valid and constitutional law. Tho yalldity of this act isyno tonyer un open question, for,as the Supreme Court has deelured tho original chartor and tho other acts enlarging and extendlug its powera and jurisdle- tlon vulid, xo ulso, and for tho samo reason, fs this act of 1879, providing for u atitl furthor cn largement and extension, valid. It has been suggested that thesa decisions of our Supreme Court do not necessarily involve tho question of tho validity of the Park laws so fur ng thoy relate to tho powers of the Bourd of Park Commisaionors to control, nianuge, regu a Improve tho park Loutovurds and drivews Dutas the question wrose upon tho validity of taxes imposed for the purpose, rmong other ‘thi ot improving aud inulintatoing thoso boulovurda and drivewnys, tho validity of thexo acta in this rogurd 18 Sinemet besitios, tho deoisions thoinseives purport to bo In ullirmance mud support of the cutiro park system, nut of a part, It is also objected that this act a invalid be- cause it fallsto provide for condommnation pro- cecdings in relation to supposed or posable cages to contiguous property, But tho Cone stitutlon of 1670 doca not contemplate that con- sequential damngos, where ng part of tho prop: erty iauctunily taken, shall be ascertained in advance. It would be absued to Bay thut mere consequential dumnages, ory more ncourntely, the question “whether any damuyes will bo sustained, should be condemned {In advanco. But it la suitlcient to say that this very question has also been repeatedly wo de- eldod by the Suprome Court. ‘Tho sulluionoy of tho defondanta’ ploa iso necessary inferenco from these conclusions, and the demurrer Is overruled, Judgment was rendered for the defend- ants, Itisthe intention of the relator to tuke the question lmmudintoly to the Centrat Grand Division ot fe Supreme Court at Pringficld by writ of error, ‘The next term begins the firat Tuesday in June, ——— A Freuch Bonno in San Francisco, San Fruncisco News-Letter, & To suppose that the French bonnes brought back from “Yurrup" by recently-roturned inatres-fauilias, aud whoso white caps and Aprons buye attracted go much attention of inte dn tho strvots nenr tho principal hotels, ure em- ployed for the purpose of * earning tho chil» dron French, té a mistake, Monstuur Henry do Charville, a genial assistant ut tho Blalsun Dorée, Iy'entitled to first placa for tho discovery ofthe orror, He was eauntering up Murket Street, nour the Paluco, the other moralny, on ig way to whoru hig shore gingham jacket bunga on a poy behind tho door, when hu spied 8 brace of female kids, with balrbanged foru- heuds and bluck stock{ags, in charge of a dan scl, the roseate hue of whose cheeks, the yuo uray of whose skirts, the dellulous whitenezs of whose cap and upron—in short, tho complote- ness of whogo Parisian “goteup’—brought bin back to tha Houlovurds, the Champs Elyado, tha durdiu des Plantes, and ull the eest of thom, Dolling bis bat, with biv polltest bow, as waa hile wont inthe home of bis bayhoud, ‘he saluted Mudemolsello thusly: “Bon four, ma'mscili Je suly enchante de vous voir co mitt Mudomoilsello looked ut hima minute, and then, {nthe cholcust Purivlun, replied; Fwut do you take mo furr, anyhow? yes think Muy @ Cholnay?’ : to spenk —— No carpots should bo lald without a Mot! prot Bowed Carper Li ng. 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It cues atep by stop, sureiy, frou the foundation, and restores tho {nfured parta to. tholr sound eondic Hon. THe WASTES OF THR HODY ANE ‘STOrerp, AMD HEALTHY BLOOD 18 SUPPLIED TO ‘THE Ste Tex, from which new material [aformed. ‘Thisip the first corrective powor of Itadway's Reauly, at ‘in cases whoro the syatem hua’ Deon eallyeter and Mercury, Quicksilver, Corrosive Sublimate have acoumulated and becoma deposited In the bones, jointa, otc. causing curles of the boni rlokets, apinal curvatures, contortions, whits awolllnia, varicose voing, ofc., the Sarsnpariliiag will resolve away those deposits and exterm nate tho virus of the disense from the system, If those who nrotaking those medicines for tho cure of Chronic, Scrofulous, or Syphilitis diseases, however slow -miny bo the curo, "feel better,” and find their generat health improv. * ing, thetr flesh and weight Increasing, or oven Keeping ita own, {86 sure algn that the cure ig progressing. In those diseases tho patlent olthor gets bettor or worse,—tho virus of the dis onac 1s not inactive; if not arrested and driven from tho blood, {t will spread and continue to undermine tho constitution. "As soon as the BARAAPATEEL TAN, TuSKCD tho pationt atccl bate ry” ‘ow will grow bot! Croaso in health, strongtiy and Deshe ee oe OVARIAN: TUMORS, ‘Tho removal of these tumors by.Rapwat ResoLvent is now so certainty eataittaned tat what was once considered almost miraculous ig now & common recognized fact by all partles, ‘Witness tho cases of Hannah P. Knapp, Mrs.C. ir Almanno for 1879; al of Mi bing, in the present edition of ou ru Space forbids our making parsicutar reference to the varjous casos of chronic discaacs reached by our SARSAPATULLIAN ResObvenr. Invalides and thelr friends must consult our writings If they wish to obtamm an idea of tho promise and potency of R, K. R. Romedies, One Dollar per Bottle. 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Fevor and Ague cured for Fifty Cents, Thor 1s not a remedial agont In tho world that will cure Fever and Ague, and all othor Malarlouy Billous, Scarlet, ‘lyphold, Yellow, and other fevers laidad by NapDwAy's, Pints) #0 quick a HADWAY's ItgdDy ReniEr. conte Tt will in a. fow moments. when taken a st ing to directions, cure Cramps, Bpxsms, 801 Stomach, Huartburn, Sick Headache, Diner “ Dysentery, Collec, Wind in the Bowels. # Internal Pains, t ads ‘Travelora should alwaya carry a bottle of a Taree ea aa et aa or ble faenehar® ‘water will proven i ot wator, “1 a is (Detter: tna Wroneb brundy oF terd as nstimulant Minersand Lumbermen should always ba pre Vided withit ): ‘CAUTION. All remedial agents enpable of, destroying Iie byan overdose sould bo avoided. Mompalne opium, strychnine, arnica, byosclainu! an er powerful remoities, docs at cortain thes, EM ort small doses, relieve tho patient during tho! tion In the system. But perhaps creas coat, it onto obey aravato und incre guffering, and an hore 1s bo eecosslty for using those unoortaln agents whon 8 Roe tive remudy 1lko Sua ay ; Heady Helio will stop tho most exerudl a! pain ‘guicker, without entailing tho least Sulty fa either infant or adult. The True Relioh died Radway'a Rendy Rolle is tho only rem! agent in Vogue that will instautly stop Pi Finty Conts Per Hottie, ee RADWAY'S REGULATING Hi Perfect Purgativa Soothing A! + Without Pain, Always 3 Natural in thelr Operation, | py, A VEGETABLE SUBSTITUTE FOR CA with Portoctly tastoloss, elegantly, | ete ad sweet gum, Purye ate, pul strengthen. 1 disorders g for tho cure of -al \¢ ofthe Stomach, Liver, Bowols, Kidneys, pial ( der, Nervous Discases, Hosducho, Con bey | Gostiveness, Indigestion, Dyspepsia, Mead | Fever, Intlammution of the Howells | war © Caer ee oe tock cura, Purely (xsi rant effects - stor Blo, contatning no’ meroury, minerals, oF 6 3 tte we Obucrve the following symptoms resi sof the di ive vl od 1. fp trom Hnward Piles, fruifooss of the Blood Eni, Aa te, Bate ak eartbur, y king, tations, Sin! 3. 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