Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, June 6, 1880, Page 5

THE CHICAGO TRIBUNE: SUNDAY, JUNE 4, 1880—SIXTEEN PAGES. ken, the tug Hagerman her ral) = c MARINE WSs. foonlight parted a vobstay. broken, ang:the, 4 Hobard D- Donovan 4 THE RAILROADS. - | howd. Price 50 cents. Depot, northeast corner LAvI i wos, 3 dE ghurnew ontte of wite recing ts belic puton | § Teter Z. Pierson. 3 A Madison strect and Fifth uvenue. eee Reaetrsotinesee DIAMONDS, + = RRLAGES. i in Frei nad fits Hee schooner Waleskit "aut, tno Puinakt, that | ot THE GRAND TRUNK’S BARGAIN. Maekey, the Palmer Houne tailor, 177 ‘J 4 QOD SEC- . wukee TI i ve . Us ‘The Tendency of Grain Freights | PXo'tes tian turae acetone hare secured ths j A day or to ago Tae TeaauNe announced tho | stare. will ymako you 4 Nobby Bult Tor $35, $23, ener ily U rd. poring at the old Welland Cannl guard lock. Port Rob- | § fact that the Grand Trunk Rallroad had joined | and $50, all from novelties of the season. Steadily Upward. iene, oA cepute jwotreen the conurasior und sab: 7 Lida M. Marsh. the eust-bound freight pool from this city, and a 8 Ee Rus cattsed the ess of, a Uushels "or wheat and Martin Monahan zi that this road would eee ald the trunk ASSIGNED. e é | injored theentene eoaie oad wner Of che Inst vesse Ke oer lines in exacting as high rates as possible from Spectal Dispatch to The Chicago Tribu A Man Lost Overboard from the Pro- | i'ucrde iit may wach thems lessons & the Western merchauts and shippers, but the | Gnaxp Rapin, Mich. June --Parwenter & , . 1 nh peller Champlain. j Jo 180 W.Seventeenth. | exact condition of the agreement could not be | Withey,a prominent srocery firm in this city, " e _ LAKE PORTS. 410 Twenty-fifth. given at that time, i Tete TACUURE is now cna- | made an assignment to-day, and named George A se ‘ DETROIT. ay jog Park, UL, bled to ro cho au se Phere of the mooting | Clince as thoir assiznec. No statement of con- i - DET » Mich., June 5—Passed up—Propellers Now York. ‘ohn Newell, of the Ly Seat ie x bad one. 4, Michigan. Empire, St. Puul, Forest City, City of St. Louls, City New York, and John Newell of the Lake Shore a of Duluth, Montana, Alaskn. Lowell; steam-barge & Michi eer geant and Sees arene were | Save yourselves coughs! Hale's Honey of ' ear S; . —_—_—_— Nahant, IL Howard und barges, W.1., Wetmoro und Prokund Trunk: D.8.Gray and William Stew- | Horehound and Tar prevents bronchitis and con- 7 < ff General News of In- consort, L. K. Sheldon und consort, Cormorant; and Pennsylvania Company; J. McC. Creigh sumption, So A Variety 0! seuuondrs Gushawk. Deigware, Sulitze, Oakland and Set eG lvania Railroad; H. B.. Todyant icant | Pike's ‘Foothache Drops cure in one minute. 3 i terest. Case. Bolle Walliridzre, LSC Sass howas puntos gun Central: ‘John Newell, Lake Shore; and M. i We are now closing out the bal- lorida, Hed White and Hine, Vonmark, Jessie Dram- quand: Savelaed, 1 Je Daplor, 1H. Haven, Cuaron, Z S vi . Republic, Charles ‘Ia Vode ‘ HOME GATHERINGS. eerste AeeUeEG, Goan Eitue Hii alisu Ble GRAIN AND COARSE ageietiin Bell C, a ae if is De Root, Falmouth, Parana, inue firm, w! astroug upward eoritpgtion ju Mageo. + graintreights consin ‘Packt ‘nown—Propellers Waverly, City of Now ney, Bnergements yesterday were mainly at cememmlo, but toward the clus an | Legtart Aeon Comertoun, od schooners Tuoias key No.2, A’ and’ sehooncrs Thomas gioonts on OO Her. ‘Tho | A. Scott, China,” 1 ‘cent was conceded to a propelier. . Scott, Ching,” stoam-bune Superior and conso! sirance ot a sii wutslo—Schoonery Erastus Corn- | B8d schooners Escanaba, ee Rimbalks Stacking ws, ‘Tempest and barzea, Bay City sind barges, schooners CC. Bar ‘Beason, FJ. King, Glenifion, HA rds, Emmns L, Coyne, wheat at 7 cents; and oe Bom, Queen City, Unadilla, Cortez, Ganges, Mary are ‘Nellie Wilder, Harvey Bissell, and River- 85 licr Cuba, corn at Of Bre oor at 6X conte: propel Pon HUnON. ee lers Idsho, Staracea, and Chicago, “ ents propel tBHO. tie wheat, on through | , PORT HERON, Mich., June 3.—Passed up—Propel~ \ 4 propeller Vanderbilt, wheat, ugh | lers Empire, Nuh: Wh Second oropeler Vener: Gribys orn, on | Weeara™acg Satan aR and, coasts USMY Tats TO en The Grimsby was erroneously re- | Huse und bares; schooners Mystic Star E. Gerlach, Zach Chundler, 3. J, Lut, Lotus, F. G. Avery, ‘Thos, te pirate Woneniay as boving boon churtered pres cheat {ro17 Milwaukee, To Collingrood— Yo Boers canna, Simeog, an schooner’ Nee! urate. Rood | (Dewn—Propellors Avon, Sovercign, Osceola, Chin 167,000 bushels Coneste, Mineral Rock und burges, Conestoga un 860 mpesc und barges, Bay City und barges. through rates. Capacity, 3801 si 9 SSikud busnels corn. Pour ewox, Mich, J —I — Feat and SIGS buster Cviety, and in the absence | propellers Montann “Alaseo, St. Louis Cliy of Duc ‘Coarse ‘ y ingcan be done. The enengements brent Birdy were. Sehounier Potumac, codar dyevridence Bay, Manitoulin lalund, Lake Halon, {Gents apiece: rehooner Out Leaf. staves Harun. ‘Bay tv Cleveland, free on board, sta of $1,350: schooner Ls Petite, lumber Juth, 8. &. Sheldén and consort. Arrived—Cormorant and tow; schooners Canton, Watertown, Parana, Down—Propeilers Philadelphia, V. 1 Keichum, Yosemite and consort, Wililam Mdwards with Charles ‘rewht : i Foster, D. W. Rust und consorts. {eR fgonto to Alilwaukeo at 61-15 Capt R. Lloyd, of the schooner Charles Wall, was LOST OVERBOARD. grownod off his vessel hore this evening by wetting foul of atow line. It dragyed him ovorbom: ofiwors of the Northern Trunsif Line propeller ae, MONTREAL, officer Nich arrived here curls!vesterduy mnorn- ‘Ganpleln siaerepurt Duving just one of their Caeieion Surnin.® rep. Spectal Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune, cae overboard 1s en manner Mbee, | MONTREAL. June 5.—Harbormuster Rudolph says ee, Oho, name Of, The ae | ac onctad Te avons ibaa the soared wiveb all i e a7 sons te vessel which a ‘Rutan eas ioseph Henderson. He bad been es | the fuss is made aboutis the buzque Atalnva, 41; tons, frou Montreal for the Cham raD SUE et weeks as wateh- | Serve, Muster, which cleared gacedun ig Thon was un dutr Thursday evening Sa. SO no eeasaty hon day | Clenfucgos on the Ist day of June. A tew days before aner berpropelier le: Th Tesving» bere the, Captain ‘was inv! wo Sroxe be could nowhere be found. re inference Je: drop down “ “to. “Hull's Wharf for Detter accommodation, and for neglect of the rules he way brought. before the hurbor authorities, who, on tinding that ho was # sirunzer to tho rules, waived the right to fine him {und dismissed the cuse with an explunation. Capt, Rudolph says the vessel is no burk which wus in Mon- foverboard and was drowns a eer of the wisuap cannot be determined. Pid Best scen just befure midnight when the pro- He sressaprease of Slupisteo or Portage. The mato galt pat he anderivok to fil the waver-tank sito ie burricune deck, aft, and was thrown ated, OD. : ck. fine ae Unies | stranger. but an American Grerbuard by a sudden lurch 1 bropeller; Hen- | treal lust summer. Detective Skeftington, however, fe and # single MAD. } insists that she hus million cartridzes on bonrd of utd years of agi Sern ad i her reistives reside in Toronto. THE WEATHER. * ne weather continued -unsettled throughout yes St showers at. intervals, and a close, areas, aero. On the iake the wind was again bout south, and quite a beary sea ran {rest from sbont tor vound. feet found ft aitmost her in sardine-boxes und lobster-cans, and also that shodas tive Cubans on board connected with the New York Commitice. CLEVELAND. Special Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune, CLEVELAND, June 5.—Arrived—Propeliers Supe- e ‘gown tho rior, Marquette, ore; Canisteo, Green Bay, merch- {iaposst to take Sotly arrivals against the adverse | ‘Andise;schoonérs Sandusky, S.1H-Kimbril wha Escan- clemeP iors had nothing todo. ‘The water in the aba, Marquette, ora; 31.8, Bacon, Fecanabe, Ore, bore the averace stage. and strong 7 Somuberry, a; Chica, werner: ‘irerwasa repeat ed out of the harbor at inters | Tse! HL. D. Coftinberry, Bacanabas schooners Escana~ Uda erent ee “he indleations point almost | Daayentuny? Hens Folger, S- HL Kimball, Mar Tnerrngly 10 @ West or northwest wind when 8 | “ Charters—Schooners Carlingford and Evaline. coal, poange occurs. Cleveland to Chicago, 70 cents; Cataract and Bermuda, DOCK NOTES. coal to Purt Stanley, bt ame Rouse nooner Porter formed a topic report © propeller Cormorant an Peeters net Peariue crvies eavaniay. ol schooner’ Charles Wall rave boon roleased froma The T. 8. cirvles Josey day, and | season engagement in the ore trade to carry grain 18 immediately ‘proceeded to ‘Miller Brothers’ ipyard ae hey make but one grain trip, then resume carrying ore. PORT COLBORNE. Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune, _PORT COLBORNE, Ont, June 5.—Passed down— Schooners West Side, Milwaukee to Kingston, whont, H. Dudley, Toledo to Kingston. corn; Ida Walker. Toledo t6 Kingston, corn: 1..Seaton, Toledo to Os- ‘wero, corn; Victor, Toledv to Kingston, co: ip—Schooners Searull, lumber; D. M. Foster, Toronto Dundes, Kingston to Cleveland, licht: LP. ‘oledo, light: Goldbunter, ‘Toronty to light; Propellers Prussia, Montreal to Chi- cago, céneral ‘cargo: Dominion, Montreal to Detrol general cargo; Scotia, Montreal to Chicago, gene: . ESCANABA. me tts! Dispateh to The Onleagy Tribune, CANABA, Mich., June 5.—Arrived—Propeller Ira en; schoooners S. J. Tilden, Camden, Jessi g Sheldon. ‘Cleared—Propetler Ira H. Owen; schoonors Path- Ww be Guckt Annie O. Hanson had a jib blown anne dciygesieraay morning while ae hare 1h nis POT eetelegraph was in dry-dock at Miller esa ine for caulking. : —— NOTES FROM ABROAD. LAKE PREIGHTS. Bufalo Commerciat Advertierr: The average rate of freight from Chicago to Buffalo by lake for the month of May is larger than for any corresponding monthsince 17, But ttmustnot be inferred from ths thst vessel-owners are coining money. Five centson wheat from Chicago tsa fair rate only, and the inet that the showing is so favorable this yoar is pecause rates were disastrously low in preceding cars, Jee sonowing statement giving the averaze freight onwhest and corn from Chicago to Buffalo, and the | qnder, Thomas H. Howland, Jesse Linn. The Ira It feraxe on the same cereals from this portto New | Owen reports passing the propeller Mary Jarcckt of Yor by canal forthe month of May in the years | Pilot Islund to-day, the Jarocki looking as though ‘pamed, will be of interest in this ounnection: she was ashore on the island. MARQUETTE. Bpecial Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune, MARQUETTE, Mich., June 5.—Arrived—Propellor V. Swain, schooners A.0. Maxwell, Monguagun. propel- Ter Porter Chamberlain, schooner Shawnee, Cieared—Propelier V. Swain, schooner A. C. Max- well, Monguagon, HG. Cleveland. ‘Passed up—Propetier J. 1.. Hurd. Passed down—Steamer City of Cleveland. PORT DALHOUSIE, Special Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune. out Datmowsre, June 5—Bound up—Propellers Scotia. Montreal to hicago, iron: Europe, Montreal to Chieago, iron. a Sound down—Schooner Kate Kelly, Chicago to Kingston, co! Z MILWAUKEE. Special Dispatch to ‘The Chicago Tribune. “MILWATKEE, Wis. June 5—There were no lower inke arrivals here to-day. ‘Departures—Propellers Clinton, Shickluna; barge Cisde; schooners Moonlight and Richard Winslow. ‘No charters. Bay CITY. Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune. BAY City, Mich., June 5—The propellers Scotia and Hussta, sait Jaden, left thelr anchorage this morn~ ing for Chicago. Shipments for the week 14. foes ‘of lumber, 800 lath, 2,000,000 shingles, 24,000 barrels rate centfreight for a cansl- dorsshuuld feel pretty well satistied with results season. So far the movement of cereals has teen anprecedentedly inrge, snd: the movement the ferpartor ie season has been steady, giving employment to resse!-owners and boatmen. ‘Another ereat advantage this season bus been the ‘shipments of ore, lumber, and other coarse Treights. Considerable tonnage that was engaged in eurrring grain ip past yearr is now busy in the coarse— fright sade. which, of course, materially relleves ihe Chicago ‘and Milwaukee grain-freicht markets. Tikine ai) things into account the present season has qpened well, und the chances seem to be that it will sontlutie good to the end. SHIPMENTS OF IRON-ORE. ‘The following are the shipments of fron-ore by jake from Escanaba from opening of navigation up Yo and including June 3: Lake Superior mines. Tons. 521 dor a large _¥é PORT OF CHICAGO. ARRIVALS. Stunr Chicago, Manitowoc, sundries. Bint Muskezon, Muskezon, sundries, Buttalo, sundries, pes basa Silas Prop Chicago, Buffalo, sundries. Prop Mousenger. ‘St. Joseph, sundries. Prop Sky Lark, Bent Trop. 1, Fuxton, South Haven, sundries. Prop E. E. Thompson. Muskegon, lumber. Prop Hilton, Pike's Pier, woos Prop W, P. Heath, Saugatuck, sundries, Prop Champlain, Port Prop Oscar Townsend, Sebr Emeline, Manistee. lumber. Schr A. Jackson, Manistce, lumber. Schr A. O. Hanxon, Manistee, lumber. Schr Leo, Grand Haven, lumber. Schr Radical, Muskegon, lumber. Schr C. North, Muskeyon, luinber. Schr Sea Bird, Musk Sehr J. A. Holmes, & Schr Ed Kelley, Buffalo, ight ACTUAL SAILINGS. Prop Clinton, Milwaukee. Schr Olyde, Miiwankeo. Prop 8. C. Baldwin, Escanaba. Prop Swallow White Lake. Schr James Piatt, Escanaba, 5 snes, Maskegon, Schr 8. A. Irish, Grand Haven. Schr Maj. N. H. Ferry, White Lake, Schr Z. G. Simmons, Aluskegon. Schr Perais, Muskegon, Prop E. E. Thompson, Muskegon. dries, wa duro, sundries. Buffalo, light. ‘The shipments by Jake from Marquette up to and including June 2 were as follows: Name of mine. Tons.| Name of mine, and. 3S 2 Total from Mar quette.... ..-..-104685 12 om for the same period: five: Scht Ida. Manistee. ive 75. Saves, Muskezon. Total from L'A2 .656|Carp Hiver Iron Co: Prep, % * ‘Orato local points...-10\S%5] “pany... Sehr Oliver Culver, Ponsuukee, sundries. Sehr Souvenir, » Sundries. i Senr S.J. Holley, Horseshoe Bay, 1 ton hay and sun- rics. Prop Delaware, Buffalo, 35,000 bu corn and 2,550 tes ard. Prop City of Fremont, 350 bu oats and sundries. FIUST LAKE ONTAHIO STEAMEIL Kingston hig: The first steamer on Lake Ontario ‘Fasbuilt at Sacket’s Hurbor in 1816. Her engine was T-borse power, and her speed eight miles an hour. ‘Whe steamer spoken of was the Kingston, ballt by Chapman & Teabout. She was 10feet long und 24 | Prop Roanoke, Bu:tulo, 040 bu corn und 20 bris pork. feet team. but had to abandun her proposed route, | Schr N. Wilder, Sundusicy, 20815 bu corn. ‘between Lewiston and Ogdensburg, being unable to | Schr P, Baldwin, But H, bu corm OX) Schr J. G. Masten, Buttato, 41,00) bu corn. Stmr Chicago, Manitowoc, sundric zaswerits wants. Is is reintod thut she occupied ten y YY Sunr Muskegon, Muskegon, sundrie: Sassto do the round trip of G0 miles, In the same Yet Teadout built the Frontenac near Kingston. She ‘sata much greater success. Her length was 170 feet, WihEfeet of beam. Her coat was ‘A LIBEL SUIT. op Hickler, one of the owners of the Hickler fleet tts, dredges. end dumping-scows, which was $itded on Lake Ontario lust fall, bas sued F, B. Me~ Hides ot Montreal, for $100 on account of an nl- sialnen SE ne, Montreal Hera ‘Nov. rs we bee! tired by him, and scror hi ave been insp x gr GLEAXINGS. paléchooner Frances Palms, wheat laden, Was at SNPs hard scroand outside of the’ “black ee Buy. sd ichconer Purnicon ts in the hands of the United int Toledo, an attachment having been srom ont by Kingsborough & Co., of Cleveland. ‘are Z 3 Petes are claimed for the non-fuldiiment of con MARRIAGE LICENSES. A Good Showing Last Week—One Hun- dred and Fifty Permits to Wed ‘Taken Out. . ‘The number of licenses granted last week was 150,—the largest number of the year. Notwith- standing the immense number of strangers in the city, the applicants were mainly local to the city and county, the out-of-towners not being more numerous than usual. The list is as follows: T delivery of carzo of ice. Pei eyans Ellsworth, who recently failed to MONDAY. the evior-blind examination at Cleveland, wus re- Name. age, Residences Hrumine¢ under the new rezulation ‘Thuraday, and Mts sanhaniss ot. <Chiearo ‘Un fortunate enough to receive his papers. Edwat iman....a1. ce y Fos recent passaxe lo Bundusky the schooner Bertha Kicin: -10....Chicago. Earapeg he. body of a woman booting in Jats | 4 Baull March, igen ister Island, A strong wind wus ot’. Oblen: Blowing ar the cine ond tite ceascl cuuld norgatnear | ( JOsePmNne “Chicago. the cornse to pick itup. ‘The only articles = 7 guia to sitting upon it were a chemise EB. Vessel Ua; ; tusel Captains in the iron ore trade from Mar- fRette are Auding a cuod deal of fault. They believe cing pay for? 2 carrying more ore than they are ge and a pair of Chicago. -Chicago. nico. {Sopha Buthlod. 5 j Thomas S, Shay. 7] Rosa Lumbert.. J.J. Montgomery {Eva A. Ware.. Solon 5. Dodge... ;The steamer Sheldon and conso: = rt made the Inst aqeaigp between Cleveland and Marquewe in seven Schooner Bermuda is dock at P 1 Male. eet in dry-dock at Port Dal tnd Albert Wright suffered disablement at Port ‘Hope the other day b: {Kate Holbrook. ° us L. + jGminloner De ee eet Ie compating the | $ Andrew Horcher. savant of es w be paid to ihe owners of the | | Eva Weidner........10- SGrymmer Mrosotis’ by the Owner of the schooner #, | j Frederick Butt-.:---09- “tbe eatvoner Swallow is beine Atted out at Detroit, | { GazvlineSchumacherss ?, ‘be remembered as having gone ashore on ¥sGulpin's Point during one of the memorable Aprit FiqEOY, foremost is being placod in the schooner fi {Mary Ann Biges. 4 Franciszek Saymezak 2 The soow Al} penn was at last accounts a prisoner on . i te middle cround at Herson’s Laland, St, Bier iiker | (Catherine, Buzls pllartin Donehcau, Second Mate of the schooner atthias 5 Belle Hanscom, was severely injured while hauling | 1 Jul : snchor near Har Point un Wednesday. j Timothy O'Shea. snsRere is iikely to be trouble over the wottlement | } Elion Wallace. case of the propoller Chicrzy culliding with the | ! Robert L. Henry Schooner Walter H. jades ut Port Huron. pune zew wharf at Oscuda being built. by the Union monet Sompany will be tinished in about one twill be continued out until a depth of ie inetir-two. fet, of mater is obtuined, $0 that st way Me there during the roughest Pewber without ‘any dunger of yunding. vA ig Emma B. Ford. i Teather iu ing. Anew = ‘Jetine! ‘warehouse will be built on the whart. j Frank Jelinek peng ite Robb Proceeded duwn Luke Ontario with a | {Anna Vokurka. ast Tuceday night. On her way down from Burl- Ivin Wimpenny.. eo and ashort distunce west vt Uakville, abuut | 7 isa Baker. fathoms of anchor chain fell from the rattand | | Lewis Thompson saazed all the way us Torunto. tt was only dis- | 4 2°03 sr cudison., ered on Munday afiernuuu, to the delizht of the | | Ferns Mi Carton Seiten, who was just bewiuning to think that his } | Gcorge W. Joffe Piaghad met Mure then Hamlet on mia | {Rete ds Weber a Indian reached Kingston Prank Sithi....... Rie feet of waer in her bold. The oakum had qoaite Bolgie : Mand Out of sume of her bottom seams. Colin H. Hi no Ei ra vessel of the size of the | J Colin Hi. Hewer 10- wens er ean be procured in Miwauxee, itis | ¢Aunie Murniy Ang pention of her vwiers.to loud her with grain | j Gcorge W. Johnson. Barnette her towed to Hudslo by the steam-barge | {Julia BR. Burris. i§....059 Hubbard. SAT oer Fopairs will be mude. j Thomas J. Besley. ...33....453 Wabush av. i stg Ue a cumntes a 0 | | Gare reat.) rabash 2 ont 0 1 ‘ eB. Pgualer Commodore, a juat gueurred in wien tue | | Peter Ppilipson. “Cuieago. eMuodore had her forward asia und bulwaras | (Sophie Bien... als CES Murtba P. Durkee. Jobn J. Barry. 1 Harriet L, Monroe..18. Charles Wallert......30. Hulda Jobnson......18. James J, Hurley ....26 Johanna A. Scatnell.17 Eric G. Erickson. Fannie Melick. Samuel M. Perry. Lottie Matson. Lorenz Krause... 2307 Larrabeo, 75 Bunker. is2 Forquer. 16 Willard. 16 Willard. Chicago. Chicago. } Augusta Bosurawitz23,...Chicazo. j August Kriosel......25... Chicago. Ernestine Winter....10....Chicago. Knut T. Sodorborg..3g....3120 State, Ida C. Fagust.. 3120 State. August Blomberg. ‘A. G. Grundstrom...29. Chicago. Chicago. 24 BcRteynolds, 38 Clonver. John Furlong. Ellen Mason. James B. Ne Clara Blunt. .. Jj Theodore Franksea.: | Mary Gicbel. 20. Robert Eurgens., . { Callio Marword.. TUESDAY § 2. M. Nandain.......38.... Burlington, Ta, { Mury M. Calloway...22....Philadvlphia. John Jobason, .. 21 Hein. Surab Smith... i Cook. Martin Wiso. south Desplaincs. 1 South Halsted. .St. Louls. 2340 Calumet av. .99 Clinton. -82 Clinton, .14 North Grove, ST50 Hurlbut. igi Forquer. 80 Dearborn. “Chicago. “Sandwich, IL, -Chicago. .Elmwood, Tl, } Martha Bowser. .Fort Wayne, Ind. } F. H. Collier. Vi 5 t 4 t By , Fannie G. Brown, James Millis. Mrs. M. Rol: Ts. i, B. be a Fy B mi e Es 3 g 5. Peter Gustafson Gustava C.Rainho! Charles Hippmann. Emily Kock § John William: | Fannie McGui Charles Grow... {Kati #. Laird. 47 Milwaukee av. hicngo. A. B. Juergens. 22 {Louien Gal on .% Evergreen. Mathias Mewing.....26....Chicugo. Katie Juergens 256 Chicago av. Joseph St. Jean 7 Ros'a Painsoneaunt: } Christian Baur. { Mrs. Maria Kurtz. } James Durkin.. +26 Ritchie place. -64 Mohawk. . 340 Fifth ay. Annie Durkin. J Adolf Stein. 1 Jottie Rieser.. 4 jenn Bouliban.... Maggie McCarthy. Ricardo E. Miner... Fannie Church. Wiltam Kabn { Jobn Hoffmann. Emella Ebert =» -Citteago. 4a F. Hall ... Columbus, O. Cornelia T.Brickson.21.:..16t Washington. J Geo. W. Matthows. ..98....3:5 Fifth ay. Laura B. Appleton. .36...-Shelbyville, Ky. (aC Hach: ad, Jr..23. “Tyo Newberry ave {Hose A. Jasebkc 1203 Maxwell: .Town of Lake, Town of Luke. 306 North State. Footville, Wis. } Burt W. Barrett: {Mary D. Manning: John Pintir. p { enue Birmingham... } Francis L. Capers. (Mrs. B. M. Peters. . A. La Bruyn. Chicago. Eliza Lord. Chicago. Jucobd H. Li %4....01 Jetferson. {lice J. Gow. 15 Emerald av. $Soseph H. Li ‘Chicago. { Mattie B. Edgill Chicago. $ Fred H. Smith... ‘Chicago. Flora M. Anderso +Chicayo. Francis Benthuse +470 State, Mrs. Maria Bond. 70 State. Churles A. Hunt Independence, O. Henry C, Frei Sophie Fasse.... Alfred Moore. Mrs. Hulda Foot ‘T. S. Portsmouth. Sehaumberg, Ili. Huntington, Ind. 3t....Huntington, Ind. 3 Hubbard, James W Charlotte J. Good, MorrisO'Connor.. E. L. Ambrose... John Curtis... .- 981 Paulina, 931 Paulina, John C. Lewis... Sarah E. Margo}ts. Franz Betz.......-.-29. Christina Kroeskoph19. William V. Dana. ...64. Mary Parmalee, 48, William B. Warren. .27. Virginia L. Rutledze2v. John Champion... Fodey.... Absalom: Ellison... .34 ‘Amelin Christianson 2 § Jacob Kine aes, { Frieda Pletcher. § Curl Milles... Mary Hanson. Mat Etepanek. Mrs. Rose Braud. Charles Smith .. { Mary Markham. “Chicago. New Bertia, HL. Mh Se ee eee eer eee eee ore ree eter ee Carl A. Peterson .. Josephine Bergqui { Emil Levit...... * Reg’a Sonnensebein.: Oscar Newmun.... Emma S. Nelson. 21, 21, SATURDAY, 30. Owen Reilly... Elizabeth Farre! 772 West Eighteenth. 781 Elston av. 402 Milwaukee av. 2 Milwaukee av. 21....Lake View, Il. Fae vee i .. Burlington, Ta. .-Chicago. 128 West Erie. { Mary Lindemann j Fisher Morrison. Mrs, E. F. Morrison.23. | Enok Strom, 26. Aunie Nelson, 126 West Indians. { Jobn Albert . 211 Kossuth. | Mary Isele. South Englewood. Charles J. Mattie H. Paulson ..24. j Lansing W.Shermanis.. co! hica; 73 Ni orte State. Constance God 494 Wabush ay. Hermann B. Baer. Lake View, IL C, M. Waltgenbacl Sedgwick, j Charies Long... 749 North Halsted. {Matilda Wegner. 47 Burling. Johe G. Becker. Thirty-fourth, } Louisa Mirk . 3149 South State. Charles Hugenow....2t.. --Chicago. 22....48 Fowler. { Emma Schmidt... John McNamara. J Frank C. Newell. 7 Camelia Sunderlin: Henry Sorn. Mary Rohde... Albert Lentzke. Amelia Henke... Smith, Baltimore & Oblo. Mr. Peck stated tat inashort time the Grand Trunk would have a line out of Chicugo the equal of that of any of {ts competitors; and that during the month of Murch it bas carried out of Chicago 19,000 tons; during April it did not take quite so much, but expected during tho present month to curry 20,000 tons; and asked that the Chicago &Grand Trunk be allotted 20 per cent of the tratlic out of Chicago, On motion of Mr. Gray, the following resolu- tion was adopted: Resolved, 'Yhat the revision of the division of east-nouni traf from Chicayo to Battsiow Toronto, frie, bitisbang, Whooling. Bellaire, und beyond, con= 1 admission of the Chicago & Grand trunk Rullway as 2 purty W the uxresment, tuke @dect June}, it boing understood that the percent- ages of trate finally ullotted to each Une, by ayree- ment or arbitration, under the rules o: the Joint Bxveutlve Committce, are to apply to all tratiic in- cluded in the division on und aster thut date. also Understood that, commencing June 1, the Chicago & Grand ‘Trunk Rutlwiy will make to the Chuirtan of the Juint Executive Committee such reports us may be required by him of the doud freight and live stock. Tt was then resolved that the Committee nd- journ to meet in Chicugo during the second week in June,.on such day 28 muy be doterusined ‘upon by the Chairman, and thut,in the mean- time, the Chairmun ot the Joint Executive Com- mittee be requested to furnish statistics regard- ing the trafic to be divided to euch member of the Committee. —— EAST-BOUND FREIGUT SHIPMENTS Tho east-bound freight shipmonts during the pust week were about tho same as the week previous, there being but a slight Increase. It ig not Iikely that rall-shipments will improve during this summer while the present rates are muintained, as most of the business is yo- ing on the Inkes, where better terms are obtained. But in spite of the smallness of east- bound shipments, it is not likely that there will be any further reduction In raf} rates during this summer. The raitroads prefer to do a’small | business rather than sucrifico tholr large protits, especially the trunk lines, which do not suffer from the lake competition to the same extent us the lines leading enst from Chicago, as they eet considerable business from the lake ut Lake Erie ports, What they lose in business they more than inuke up by the high rates. As long as the Grand Trunk remained antagonistic to the trunk-line pool, there was « chance left for 8 break fn enst-bound rates, but since that rond has sold itself body and soul to the trunk lines and joined hands acroas the bloody chasm with its old enomy, Mr. W. H.Van- derbilt, all chances for a farther reduction in enst-bound rates during this summer have van- ished into thin air, The following statement shows the amount of fiour, grain, and provisions carried Eust by the various pool lines during the week ending June 5: Flow eran Fore at Total r,|tons of [tons of | Toi Dris. |20001.|2000lb.| tons. Michigan Central 1,384] 7,210 Lake Shore.., 1,985) 9,207 Fort Wayne. 8272] 7. Pan-Handle. o 2,335) S716 Baltimore & Obio.. 1,084} 1,606 Total.........-.| 26,780] 16,389] 10,020} 29,031 FAST-TRAIN TROUBLES. The managers of the Westera roads held a meeting yesterday to decide upon the course to pursue in regard to the fast-train trouble. As heretofore stated, the Eustern trunk lines want the Western roads to shorten their time sutl- ciently to get in bere at about 1.30 p. m., instead of about 4 o'clock p. m., thus allowing the trunk lines to get out of here at about 2 o'clock p. m., enabling them to reach New York the next evening at about 7 o'clock. The trunk lines want to run these fast trains to compete against the Baltimore & Obio, which has recently put on nfast train. A meeting of the various Enstern rords is tp be held in New York next Tuesday to take Action In regard to this matter, The Western mauagers are rather indtsposed to 4o to New York, bolieving that the matter can be arranged by teleyraph.-At yesterday's mectings it was found that the roads aro not 9 unit on this question. The Alton is anxious to muke the change, provided the: arrangement {s made permanent. The three lows lines arc reluctant tomake the change. but may do so, provided the trunk lines make certain concessions. It wus decided at yesterday's meeting to senda dispatch to thé trunk-line managers asking them if they meant, in the event of their con- senting to the chante, to arrange thelr sched- ules so that the Chicago lines will be aple to get into New York ut the same time as the St. Louis lines. No answer to the dispatch had been re- ceived last night. Itis believed that the trunk tines will answer in the atfirmative. ‘The fast train of the Fort Wayne which lett here at 5o'clock p. m. was taken off lust even- ing until the mecting at New York bas taken action in the matter. MILWAUKEE & ST. PAUL. MmwavKee, Wis. June §.—At the anoual mecting of the Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Railway Company in this city to-day a Board of Directors was elected 23 follows: President, “Alexander Mitchell, Milwaukee; Vice-President, Julius Wadsworth, New York; John Plaukinton, I. S. Merrill, Milwaukee; Jereminh Millbank, ‘Abraham R. Vannest, David Dows, John M. Burke. Peter Geddes, Hugh T. Dickey, James Stillman, New York; Sela Chamberlain, Cleve- land: Jason C. Easton, Minnesota. The financial condition is shown tobe good. The number of miles of road now operated by the Company is 3,02. Tho Milwaukee & Marathon and Menasha & Appleton Kailways were sold hore to-day by the Murshal undera decree of the United States Court, and the roads bid in by Guido Pfister and £, . Mariner, of this city, for $1,500,000 for the principal stockholders. OFF FOR EUROPE. New Yor«, June 5.—Alvert Fink Connor, of the trunk Hne pool, and Cornelius Vanderbilt, sail for Europe to-day. : ITEMS. ‘Mr. W. P. Johnson, General Passenger Agent’ of the Luke Shore & Michigan Southern Rail- road, hus sppointed Mr. Ira F. Randolph, formerly Traveling Agent of the Mlinoils Cen- tral, us his Chief Clerk and Private Secretary. The comparative earnings of the St. Louis, jren Mountain & Southern Railroad for th month of May were as follows: zi Alay, 18%0.. May, 1910.24 Increase ... Col. F. D. Grey, President of the Great West- ern of Canada, and R.S. Mansell, Director of the same rond, are in the city. They are accom- panied by Mr. G. B. Spriggs, Trutlic Manager. ‘They are on a tour of inspection over their rond. The principal object of their visit to this country is said to be for the purpose of making arrangement with the Wabash and also with the Michigan Centraj. Mr. Grey is stopping with Mr. Godfrey Macdonald, General Western Agent of the Great Western at this point. STYLISH HATS AND FURS. ‘The crowd of strangers in tho city last week was nowhere so noticeable as at the hat and fur emporium of A. Bishop &Co., 164 State street, corner Monroe. The extensive stock of silk, felt, and straw bats was none too large to supply the demand. Many of the lady visitors took ad- vantage of the occasion to leave their measures for the eclegunt and stylish seal-sucques and dolmans for which this firm have such an envia- ple reputation throughout the West. They thus secured 2 choice of the finest scalskins anda Uberal reduction from the fall and winter prices. BRAINARD'S MUSICAL WORLD, The June number of this well-known maga- zine is out and surpasses all former issues, has Sorty pages of briliant new music and the most in- teresting musical events of the day, including a full account of the Cincinnati May Festival. Fifteen cents a copy at the news-stands or the publishers, 8. Brainard’s Sons, 138 State street. a AT LYDSTON'S, No. %6 Madison strect, you will always find afresh and full line of Park & Tilford's finest imported cigars. It is the only place in the city where you | can get them. Give them a trial, Also a full line of Chapin & Gore's liquors. ———___ PHOTOGRAPHING BY ELECTRICITY AT GENTILE'S Boulevard studio, 307 Cottage Grove avenue, formerly 103 State street. Gentile's portraits are excellent, prices low, and all new inventions are used. = ‘The only medicinal soup adapted to easy shav- ing—Cuticura Shaving Soap. BUSINESS NOTICES, For constipation, biliousness, indi- tion, headache, tuke Arend’s Vegetable || wel Regulator. It acts like a charm, Re- sultg; Pure blood, healthy complexion, clear Knowles’ Insect Powder Gun is by farthe best. CUTICURA REMEDIES. Fatal Wumors Expelled, Health Restored, aud Life Prolonged. What are Skin and Sculp Diseases but the evi- dence of internal Humor {en times more ditlicult to reach and cure, which floats in the blood and other tiuids, destroyiny tho delicate machinery of life and tilling the body with foul corruptions? What is Consumption but a gathering of inherit- ed humors on the lungs, which rots them? What are mental infirmities, idiocy, and carly insanity but hereditary poison choosing the brain because the weakest ormunt What rheumatisin and gout. but acoumnuiations of sercfula in the joints and tiuids? What ulceration of the Hver, Bright's disease of the kidneys, diabetes, wasting and de- Renerseion of the urinary organs, hemorrhoids, fistula, and other constitutional affections but the evidence of 1 vitlated state of the blood, a weakness, a debility of the vitalizing fluids, greater than can be thrown off unless assisted by medicine peculiarly adapted to the purpose? PURIFY THE BLOOD, Eradicate the Virus of Disease by Constitu- tonal und Local ‘Treatment. Curiccra RESOLVENT is the greatest blood pu- rifier, liver stimulant, and renovator in medi- oine,” The elements’ of disease cannot exist where it is freely and regularly taken. It purges trom the system every debilltuting humor, im- roves the appetite, perfects digestion, stimu- ites the liver and kidneys, opens the bowels, and mikes over the vitiated blood into a pure, vitalizing, and restorative fluid, CUTIGURA RESOLVENT. Caticura and Cutlenra Soups. ‘The Curicorna RESOLVENT {s assisted in curing ali humors that appear upon the surface by Cu- TICURA, 2 Medicinal Jelly, which arrests all ex- ternal symptoms of disease, eats away dead skin and tlesh, allays inflammation, itching, and irri- tation. heals bare sores, and wounds, and re- produces and beautities the bair by allaying heat and irritation. It cuntains no grease, never be- comes rancid, and is 2 natural halr-dressing. Curicors MEDICINAL Tor.ET Soap, prepared from Cuticura, for cleansing diseased surtuces, healing, softening, refreshing, and beautifying the skin, is invaluable. It isa toilet, bath, an nursery luxury. CucrcuraA MEDICINAL Suave ina Soap is the first and only medicinal soap prepared expressly for siftving, and is extray- fagantly praised by gentlemen. WONDERFUL CURES Performed by the Cuticura Remedies. What cures of Blood and Skin Diseases and Scalp Affections with Loss of Hair can compare with those of the Hon. Wm. Taylor, Boston, State Senator of Massachusetts; Ald. Tucker, Boston; S. A. Stecle. Esq., Chicago; F. H. Drake, Esq., Detroit, and many others. details of which may be found in future editions of this paper? CUTICURA REMEDIES, For nl Blood Humors, Are Prepared by Weeks & Porter, Chemists and Drugyists, 360 Washington-st., Boston, 21 Front-st., Toronto, Ont., and 8 Snow Hill, Lon- don, and are for sule by all Druggists. Price of Curicura. small boxes, 50 vents; large boxes, containing two and one-half times the quantity of sinnll, $1. RESOLVENT, $1 per bottle. CuTt-~ cuRA MEDICINAL TOILET Soar, 25 cts. per cuke. Coricuna MEDICINAL SHAVING Soap, 15 cents per cake; in bars for barbers and large consum- ers, 50 cents. FIR COLLINS’ VOLTAIC PLASTERS ‘A union of Electricity and Aealing Balsams, are ten times more powerful than the best porous plaster for relieving Pain and Weakness of the Lungs, Liver. Kidneys, and Buck, Rheum~ atism, Neuralgia, nnd Sciatica, Placed over the pit of, the stomneb, they cure Dyspepsia, Rilious Colic, Dinrrheea, Cramps, and Pain, and prevent Ague ond Maluria. Ask for Collins’ Voltaic Electric Porous Plasters. 25 cents. ELOUR. IN FLOUR. A First-Class St. Louis Winter Wheat, $6.50. JACK FROST, One of the finest Patents in Market, $8.00. GUARANTEED, AND DELIVERED FREE. C. JEVNE, 110 & 112 Madison-st. PORCELAIN, &c. We wish to call the atten- tion of those who appreci- ate only the finest goods to some very choice specimens of Paintings on Porcelain, and Bisque Figures which we have opened the past week. OVINGTON BROTHERS & OVINGTON, IMPORTERS, No. 146 STATE STREET. 9 SAVE 25 to 50 per cent in buying fine Watches, Diamonds, and Fine Jewelery from the im- mense stock of Unredeemed Pledges and New and Fashionable Goods from Bank- rupt Sales, just received at GOLDSMID'S Old Established Loan and Bullion Office, 99 E, Madison-st. DIAMONDS, WATCHE: ance of SIMPSON, CRAWFORD & SEIPSON'S STOCK. ALSO, The Stock of a large Eastern House, recently failed, at a TREMENDOUS SACRIFICE ‘FOR CASH. §,000 dozen Ladies' Berlin and Lisle Gloves, at 8c, roe; 12/46, 15¢, 18c, 0c, aac, and asc, half-price. xi000 dozen Fine Lace-Top, Extra Long, at 25¢, ec, a5¢, oc, Soe, and Goc., worth from soc to 25. : 5,000 dozen Ladies’ and Misses’ Lace Mitts, Black and Colored, at 25c, 35¢, 40¢, 50C, Goc, 75, 85¢, and goc. Immense bargains. 3,000 Shetland Shawls at soc and 75c, others ask 1,00 and $t.50 for same goods. 2,000 pieces Real Torchon Laces at 2c, 24Cy 3G) sie, 4c, 56, 6c,-7¢, Bc, gc, toc, r1¢, and 1244c, awful cheap. aco dozen Ladies’ Balbriggan Hose, Silk Em- broidered, at 15¢ and 18¢, worth 25¢ and 3oc. geo dozen 2 to 10 Button Kid Gloves, Simpson, Crawford ét Simpson's stock, at half price. 10,000 Fans, Job Lots, at 1c, 2c, 3¢, 4¢, 5¢, 6c, 8c, Toc, 12tzc, and 1§c, very cheap. goo dozen ail Liaen Damask Towels, at 8c, roc, and 1a}sc, worth 12k, s8c, and 20c. x00 pieces 58 inches wide best Turkey Red Table inen at 50c, worth 65c. Colors warranted; less than old prices. zo cases Standard Prints at 4c and sc, former price 6c and 7c. 5,000 yards damaged Irish Linens at 37%4¢, 40c, and g0c, worth 65¢, 75¢, and 85c. 2,000 pieces Beaded and Chenille Fringes at asc, '35C) 45¢, 50C, 65c, 75¢, 85c, and goc. Immense Bactifice. 2,000 remnants of Silks and Mourning Goods, from the stock of Simpson, Crawford & Simp- son, at half-price. oo pieces Black Grenadines at 15c, 20¢, 25¢, 35¢, 405 ane Soc, worth 25c, 35c, 4oc, 50C, O5¢, and 75¢. 200 pieces Black and Colored Gros Grain Silks at 50c, 5G, 75¢, Boc, goc, Sr.00, and $1.25, from auc- tion, awful cheap. : 15,000 dozen Rich Novelties in Cloak and Dress Buttons, Beads, Ornaments, and Passemente- ries andGimps. Simpson, Crawford Simp- son's stock, slightly damaged by smoke, at half regular prices. 2,000 Ladies’ and Misses’ Leghorn Hats and Flats at 45¢, 50¢, 6oc, 65c, 75¢, B5c, goc, and Sx.00, less than jobbers’ prices. Special Bar; 2,000 Ladies', Misses’, and Children’s ‘Jackets. Simpson, Crawford ét Simpscn stock, marked down at half of last week's prices, to close at once. 2,000 doz. Ladies’ Linen Hemstiched and Hemmed and Fancy-Bordered Handkerchiefs, at 8c, r0c, ralgc, 15¢, 18c; 20¢, and asc, less than half-price. 3,000 dozen Languedoc Ties at agc and asc, worth sac aad 6sc. 50,000 yards Breton Maline Croche Cap and Thread Laces at 1c, 2c, 3c, 4c, and 5c. 2,000 Lace Fichus at Bc, toc, 12%4c, 15¢, 18c, 20¢, 26c, a5¢, 4oc, and soc. 500 cartons Violets, Buttercups, Liles, Pansies, ete., Ic, 2c, and § doz. 5,000 Parasols in Heavy Twilled Silk, French alsus, and Ebony Han~ Horn, Ivory, Pearl, dies, from $1.00 to $4.95. Extra low prices. SPECIAL. On Second Fioor, $10,000 worth Ladies’, Misses’, and Children’s FINE SHOES A Jobber’s Stock, bought for Spot Cash, which we will sel! at LESS THAN COST TO MANUFACTURE. BOSTON STORE, Li8 & 120 State-st. Money refunded at all times if goods are not satisfactory. No Branches in or out of City. ‘THE HUB PUNCH. A DELICIOUS DRINK Drink Clear, or Mix with Lemon- ade, Soda, or Ice Water. The “HUB PUNCH.” mude in Boston solely by C.H. Graves & Suns, is of superior quality, and meets with marked popular fayor asa healthful and paluta- ble drink. itis prepared with great care from the best ma- tertals, und will be found an ayreeable addition to the cholee things of the table whieh undeniably en- Jurze the pleasures of life, und encourage good fel- lowship and good nature if rightly enjoyed. . PICHIC, YACHTING, AND EXCURSION PAR- TIES, HOTELS AND FAMILIES, Pronounce It unrivated. ‘The name und wtle—* HUB PUNCH'?—is adopt- edusa Trude Mark. Ail unauthorized use of thls ‘Trade Sark will by promptly prosecuted . H. GIRAVES & SONS, Boston, Mass. Sold by Jeading Wine Merchants, Grocers, Hotels, and Druguisis everywhere. ‘AT WHOLESALMONLY BY SMITH & VANDERBEEK, New York and Chicago. Agents for the Northwest. SHOES. LOWEST PRICES EV THE CITY. BEST GOODS MADE. LADIES’ Spanish arched Instep, hand-sewed. $6.50 rench kid, Button, Best - 5.50 Mat-Top Foxed, Button -- 4.50 French Kid, Button. hand-sewed.. 7.00 GENTLEMEN’S French Calf, Oxford, Sewed ..--.. $4.50 French Calf, Button, Hand-Sewed. 6.50 Sci’, 327 W. MADISON-ST. SCALES. FAIRBANKS’ STANDAKD SCALES ‘OF ALL KINDS, PAIRBANKS. MORSE & 00. PF 111 & 118 LakeSt., Chicago. Be careful tobuy only the Genuine. Opais, Sapphires. Solitaires and Matched Pairs of Diamonds and Ori- ental Pearls, in all sizes. The most critical buyer can be suited in size, quali- ty, and price. N. Matson & Go JEWELERS, 166 State-st., opp. Palmer House. POTTERY WARE. BURLEY & TYRRELL, IMPORTERS, 83 and 85 State-st., Chicago, Desire to call the attention of all classes of purchasers totheir unrivaled collection of Pottery Wares of all countries, embracing the latest designs of the most celebrated makers. Glass Ware of every description. We ask examination. MALT BIlTERS UNFERMENTED AAs Oar RANYLIIa MALT BITTERS TRADE MARK KEELE MALT ANB HOPS S$ SITTER in, is the prevailing life. It lies ut the bot- half of our mise: It is the rock upon which many of our business ventures have split. It clouds the mind, weakens the body, and preys upon the vitality. There is 10 uo joy anywhere, because no ‘digestion. shall we find relief frora this morbid, melancboly misery? MALT BITTERS! At once x medicing and a food, this wonderful nutrient and favigor- ant builds up enfeebled digestion, regulites the tlow of the gastric juices. dissolves and assimi- intes every article of diet, and cures Headache, Dizziness, Bilious Attacks, Palpitation of the Heart, Nervousness, Steeplessness, Melancholy, znd a thousand other morbid forms assumed by Dyspcpsin., MALT BITTERS are prepared without fermen- tation from Canadian BARKLEY MALT HOPS, and warranted superior to all other forms of malt or medicine, while free from the objec- tions urged against malt Uquors. ASK for MALT BITTERs prepared by the Mar Birtrxs CoMPANY, and see that every bottle beurs the TRADE MARK Lanes, duly signed sod ine! in wave lines as seen in cut. LT BICTERS ure for sale by al droggists. | ¥SPEPSIA—Dyspey dy of civilize Ly ‘het We have a fine line of Gents’ Furnishing Goods, Shirts, Underwear, &c., all of the best makes at low prices. POOLE & DEVOE, State-st., corner Monroe. TAKE NOTICE—Reyistered Letters and Money Orders can be sent through the mails to the undersigned as formerly. : ‘The Kentucky State Lott Ve Has resaiurly drawn In pursuance Gian socee the General Assembly of the State of Kentucky, vn Wednesday, ‘ JUNE 16. FIRST CAPITALS, £1000, $1000, $1002, and other Prizes amounting to #090. ‘TICKETS, 31. For faller particulars dress M.S. Hlchmond. Covington, Ky., or G. Uplagton, 599 Brondway, New York, oF Fred Erby, 87 & 89 Washington-st., Chiew: pl Alesana nena Le VASSAR COLLECE, POUCHKEEPSIE, N. Y- Examinations for admission to the Freshman Clasg will be held! in Chicazu, at the Pahmer Huse, Jane it 1, and at Cincinnati, at the Hoo! hristian Associa 1, and 12, ma Young Mieu's © Won. June 15, 16 und 17.