Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, September 18, 1880, Page 15

“Hi CILIICAGO TRIBUNE: SATURDAY, SEPTEMBi&K 18, 1880—SIXTEEN PAGES qeperteds rontned a pbadolower on avery tame mar- i cO—A fale business ropnried sinco our lant meastee tk Heenuicny tent at eee RS onl, 130% JA) enn, Nes rt euaee 1a0), Oto pottes Sa) Bates ue gedit ther inpravement raported in the stiatits SESH er At ee and aid a reduced oftering ol neeomimos ie setter eneiy se ta ig for tonne. dred ta yan penrovecny Thualcy, evn and enact mite) AeA somewhat eteatice fruros. Vessels sant an ca HUA fobnece weUracigd ROTM WL OH ioe, The fier ee wen Dbl woul & wmpdernte Note, anid ab Hire ona, Por Liverpont by ent, Ot, aden yiteeda Pe, met an a ehhh, ad oy ats bnapt shigunen at gd, elositig wt Fate no ine Weatern Aunclated Pretts New Yori, Se ¥. i at E igiedes et : r tie thes Decomt gy Macehy UW. cHntn, Wes 14 ihe a ‘ates jek * nite eh (tds 8 No. At Fovember, Htsycs Lt 2 aw tut ain aN Me ih er ember, ley G ve ‘Guty tineetdledt ees i ty "aor Sad by Wosiwrn mixed, 43, ‘dhe Wem. bosatic. jot dit sen, Het tn dana =U fl ang unchanged. Suen with Sour damnands ptt suet rotined, 1U){o, iid —TaSe9 — tuil} moss quoted BYALSo. iHet, ‘ ra Mat mens AUNTY (one sient rae vanuet clenr, (3fe. ard Heavy; primo D ie Sica We stern. Ise ate. —Nomtnally unchory BALTIMORE. BAUTINONE, Bept. I-Corros—Firmt midiand, it Me neato nnd active; Western super, 23.000 150; extra, @LW0GAHy Syrnlly, S10 n575. GhATN—Wheii—Western cusler und neiive: No. 2 Western winter re, spot und Septumber, $1013 wags October, EUINGIUIs; November, HU¢s {u8ig: December, H4Ul4@litig, Curn—Western exsler soa neuiocsed; Worlorn mired ay0t unit Soptember, yasttie; Uetober, Siixuste Onn tiem und qulet; ident dulovan ctgtlen tye steauly Way—bualor und quest: pr aula oad Surya, 2 oy WISOSBS HIM Mend or jqvre shiounders, al cigar rib 4un ale RANG Fe ee ea Batt arn ete cies Mama, Mictrei-vieay pie W thoice Western packed, reise, O—Highor and thrm a sere arora geminal eetined firm at 102. ‘Cor SF pull ‘iv curgues, ordinury to fulr, numi> Hy Like U4) Gace A iat life, Sky —-UuOL wt fas lowe Bey hg dale nl per steamor dull; cotton, "re Hone atu belay wheat, 67,800 buy corm, Nae tr abt LU, tt none, sea aa ‘heat, fi buy earn, os pus JALKS—Wcal, RUS i corn, 330s bu, PHILADELPHIA. Pmuangrpnia, Bept. %—FLoun—Firm; Minnos sota extras, clear falr to choice, £2Kt68Tqt do stratrht, £.2524.0; Oblo new wheat, goud ta choco, $4046.75; Indiana choice, £00; Minnesota patent process, §7.lies.-5, ‘Hye Nour scarco 04 8.0. Gnais—Whent—Demund activo; No.2 red elevator, us No. 3 red Seplomber, #1.isg bid, H1.16is askeds Ostober, $1.07 bid, #.0ry asked; November, $1184 Dd, $1.0534 asked; December, $1.001¢ bid, é.1Uoakod, Corn less acilve; yellow, die: high mize ected. Hewoates sail mixed, 30. ! Mucarh ae ates oudy) featel a Gute 8 Gesiees yerted ond wlxed, Midwest Orloviniinsestqudy und unosiwed, Lard quiet sad anchunged, Upvrgtt—Fining creamery extra, Bates do pond to qnolen, Basics New gre diate nnd tindiard County, Pennsylviuits, 20.8)cr Western Itascrva extra, 3 dyunna to ehoiee, be usne-Scrongs mipeka neal: Wostoru full aream, 0 fair woe 7c, is MOLEU a tari: Felted, 10Me. Wilisiey—Activa ui inirort Wastora, $LEG RiQertecklour, 2.00-beist wheat, FSMD buy corn, a; SUIPSIBTS Wheat, 33,000 bu. — NEW ORLEANS, New ORLEANE, Sept. 17,—FLoun—Quict but firm; soporte, €2.76a400; XX, GLOIGLI; XXX, HIV Righ grados, $1.0023.123¢. Guats—Corn dul wtbi@dte, Orta qulctand went at wes ConN-MrAL—Dull at $2.35. HAY—Quiot but sleady; prime, #17.00@1800; chotco, pig. Provistons—Pork quict at 1600. Lard steady; lcree masher ko 9c. Bulk meats dull shout Me I it eady; aboulders, cent sliiyer clones Heder an Riseantl cine siey—-Guluts Wostorn rectified, §10021.10, Groceitles—Corfoe quict but steady Ifo ‘cargoes, ordiuary to prin Va sate Haver ui, wenk and lowers kottle. tks: el How clasiieds (0c. Bigiossas duil aud nomiral. ews nett vo Lind rn; Louisiana, ardinury to whales, 43q(a00. AWANFiriner a SOSETAUTSSIthE oxchango on: Now York, par. Blerliug exchange, 431. ST. LOUIS. 8r, Louis, Mo, Sopt. 17—-FLoun—virm and un- changed, GitAtN—Wheat lowar: No. 2 red, WIKRE cash: WH September; MipeNaMgaviie October; Hee Digaige Novembor: MNGUWGIYo Decomber; VUH{e the yoar; No, 3 do, &{@Si}{o, according to lucation; No, 4 do, Biase. Corn lower; SHGGKe cus She Sentombor: Bea io 0 lavembar; To Ducumbor; Atifu the year. See eee ee ee Sbiace waratiuar femtors Tho ‘ty "ont AG iyo huguory Be. Heap kina ahd ha iattor| ‘Wola at $}{. Ehasstnenn NHISKY blend Puo Be tork Y Drysattmestaiower af OBIS, BLUE: G0HGV78. Lard quminal at LECRIPTS—Flour, 7,00) bris; wheat, 6%,00) bur com, a Gate, RU Buds pee Ba batt barley, sh BIUIPHENTS—Flour, Ist a _ orn, GUN) buy oats, 60 buy ryerionay barloy;uons MILWAUKEE, MILWAUKEE, Wa, Bop, -FLOOR—Quiot but steady, GHATS—Whent wenk; opened, dociined fo, and closed wenks No. § Milwaukee hard, #105; No. 1 Mil maykee, tic; No. 2 da, wor Suptomber, Yo; Octovar, 12i{e; Novamber, tu; No. 3 da, Ragas Now » ee | rejected, Mise. Curn aloha waniers ot 40c, Onts wenk und jower; No, 2 at fe qutgcanid Mnehnivods Not at hbo Garloy ane rin aad see oe ‘punk, $1740 cash an i is ies tar iting Hanes ‘eat sh a8 Tiras hp alo, (a4 hast,to Dutato, Tere rin ii belay whee 100 bus oats, (gpittesze—weat, 6.00 buy corn, 4400 bus onte, - LOUISVILLE. Loutsvicnz, Sopt. 17,—Cotrox—Firm at 11i¢0. FLoun—Firmor: extra f.WG32; extra family, 8.06 401; A No. 1, S40084,78: choley fancy, #.WUGE%. GUAIN—Whoat—Demand fale and prices bighor: 8 Ge. Corn falely qotlve and o shade Digher; Na, 2 White at 460; du mized ab diife, Oats dross No.2 white it aitske so Talxod ur dike, Myre ae i ond gat MAy=-Actlvo neds ashode bishor; pater eeatneerircacte fir aa HY a erie steum, pie, Hulk ments quiet; shoniuer 31d, Ber chant, thi Dactn oust ghee gs eat tet at er ab : isk yActive and firm at #t.t2 ° CINCINNATI, . CixcrnvatTT, 04 Sopt, 1+ —CoTrON= Firm and highor ut 130. FLavW-Htondy and unchanged. Gnstx—Wnhoat activo, but tawos; No.2 ambor, 1a Noy No, Tred wipiun dee Corn dull; No. 3 mixed, Adie. Gate Sulit Noss NEG, BNNs, Myo orm; No, 2 4 une Paine Vor Cringe Lara aut hand pin bo Hulk touts dull, unit drouptn Direuadoe Tucun Fut darunnd, Rear $Adtige Ae WET tasiocy aualee Wostera ‘tasorrey Beebo Ciikese Gulge an nd weUks 1OK@IK{C. petits TOLEDO, * ToLENO, O., Bept, 17.-GRain—Wheat steady: Na, 3 wotto Wubanb, toi; smbor Michigan, 060; No. 2 rod | Wabast,, spot, $2340) Ootobor, Wye; November, 128401 ieee Huraira: Noda, spot, WHat October, ghee Cotenatger Meh Wased vaneless Nees 3 ‘aula fers ejected, ate ‘Suangod. alles. * Vue steady; ¥ ieee eiT8—Wheat, [RUN bu; corn, 6.00 bus oats, SULPENTS~Whest 217,09 by; corn, 6,000 bus oats, 800 bu. . KANSAS CITY, Bptclat Disputes to The Chicugo Trdune, eet O1TY, Mu., Sop. 17.—The Price Current rer GWan-Wheat—Heopipta, 12,53) bu; ab‘pmonts, Ih-, a Balanites Ho eer bho; Uviaber, Hoy Gore Hoootute, 17 ire Coy peut ist at eee, ‘cas, 25, —_— DETROIT. DrTuart, Miob., Bopt. 11.--¥LOUR—Bteady, GuaIn—Wheat cuslert No. white, witc; Septem- wee riven Dou! bers faa Aerts Fs vecem- Ha Nu. s—Wheut, ora eel ty BAUM Bie —— PEONIA. : Prosta, 1h, Sept. .—GRAIN—Corn Insotive and ®t; bigh-mixed, ssceor nixed, STAese. Unte ayia and steady; No. 2 white, WuWo Hye frm, m isle. UuWiNege Pleas at SL. . — INDIANAPOLIS, siebtaaocta Soph IL—-Gnayn—Wheat steady; red. H@Ls(e Corn quiet at Wi@dlo. Vata Raed tea —_— RUFFALO, ° SUBVALO, Bop. 11.-GRAIN-Whest to ‘tatr mitlig @ewand; 2,00) bu No. L bard Duluth, 93.4, AU ba to rive, $1.13; boar white No. 2 Atlchisac, $4, Cora firm; 1 car No, gull and atgndyy carclote, Mo. O ee ‘Fuciants—Unchangod. OsWrGO. OswEao, N. ¥4 sept 17-GNAIN—Wheot frm, Corn quiets Duluth, 4, BOSTON. Boston, Stasn., Bent. 17.—Holiday; no market, COTTON, NEW ORLKANN, Sont. 1.—CoTTos—Firmer snd hold Dhehors middiing, 194e; low micdting, ide; puod ore Minary, ge; netrecelple, 1,8 t hates: gross, LAUl; ox ports to Grent Beitein, 1; France, 188ly sales, 2100; stock, AL7t; weekly nat receipts, 0.478; eroes, 12,6125 exparisto Groat iritain, 2201 France, 9ty cunate wrleg, T17t ents, 00, TAVERPOOL, Kept. I.—CoTTON—Pa’os of tho wool, a0 haben Amorienn, $1091 tutors tnak A, whien export sre tong 850 i gas us aunnicrs, 3 al tt ELT DL, Ainerlewsi, toh Americathe AyiGU, AMGUAE AtUnts LEA, Arnage 80M. SNeAt inte, Bont. 17.—CoTtox—Net receipts nt, all United S mas qrocie duritur the wok, (UZUs) bates: laat yonr, 72.00; (oth) receipts at ail United Hintes ports to ‘date, Tsui, Inst zear, BLUM exports fron Hi United states porte 106 p MoU, Gh ask Four, Wan tot exports fron all a Ae Hates AOU HORE FORTY att Inst yo hss jack at ail Hiniorlne towns, Thuan nat Yome, wt Miversaols SOuRUT Inst seats aah Mack dt Atnerlcan none tor Urent. icltait, 780M) Inst Fem, S00, Dry Goons, Ney YOR, Sept. 17,—Jobbing trade continues fatr- lyactive. Cotton yoods In atendy domand at Brot hunds, and prices firm asa ruin. Printa in moderate domand. Gingham and dress pouds doing wall. Clothing woolens quiut- Yarns tn bettor reqtont, way rag M1 mes BHR tly higher, Foroign goods Jobe Bry koods imports for the weok &2913,000, PETROLEUM CLEVELAND, Bept. 17.--PeTRoLecM—Unchanged; Standard white, Mu test, Wife. Lirrsnuna, Supt. IL—PETROLEUS-—-Dulls grudo firms £1 eat Marker's for elipmont: rellued, in dollvory iden SEROUS Rana Sales, 3,00, TURPENTINE, C, Sept 172-Srinims ToRrEN. WILMINGTON, TINSFirm at W. ¢. 'T. U. Ita Seventh Annual Stato Mecting. To the Editor of The Chicago-Tribune, Cicago, Sept. .—The seventh annual State meeting of the W. C. 'T. U, was held at Quiucy Sept. 8,9, and 10, ‘The meeting was a large one, over 100 delegates belng present, from ail purts of the State,—Chicago espe- clally being well vepresented by delegates from its various Unions. Mrs, E.G, Hibben, of Peorta, presided over the sessions, being ably assisted by Miss Frances E. Willard, tho National President. During the past year much work has been dona in the State,—100 new Unions baving been added, making the present number of working societies 300, most of which are in an active condition, ‘The three days’ sessions were occupied {n discussions of the various Mues of work, plahs for future action, and al general oute ylook over the whole field. Threo experi- encatt workers havo been placed in the fivld for the coming year; Mrs, Hen ot Evanston, as Evangelist; Mrs. M. AVells, of Seely ffleld, as F finnelitl Agent Mra. It, Ny Hurrls, of Atenituna ag State Or- ganizer. Avs. M: A. Mears, of Pana, was mule OF nizer in Ue southern pars of tha State; Miss Fates, of Evanston, Recording Secretary; Mrs, G, TH. Read, of Blooming: ton, Treasurer, Mrs, Hibben was unan- imously reélected President. In response to the invitation of the Stato Temperance Alllance,—the Hon. Pup- ver, of Monmouth, Eresident,—tie Conven- Uon, bya rising vote, replied that it would codperate on the basis of the Hinds bill,— license unly on petition from majority of all adult persons in town or ward, ‘The immediate work of the women ail be for the Linds bill in the coming Legislature. ie Willard will canvass the State duriig: seemmber and January, and will personally suneeitent the workings of the Union on i ue. But. one paper—the ‘Rie sha repre- sented at the meeting. ‘This was partleular- ly notieenble, as in all other places the ut- inst. courtesy has been shown by the press to the work, and regular reyorts have been ‘given, ‘The Signal, the officlal organ of the State, ees represented by its editor, Mari B, Willard, and publisher, Helen L, ood, Hoth o£ ‘Chieugo, whore the Signal Ss pubs Nshed weekly, Among the various exercises wore the ad- dress glvon by Miss Frances E, Willard on 'Thursd lay uveninig in the Opera-Houge, ant the forming of x Young Latics?’ Union by Miss Ann Gordon, ‘Tho next regular meeting will be hold at Lake Biutf, at tho close of tho convocation. THE VOICE OF THE PEOPLE. Domocruts in 1868. | To tha Filtor of The Chleago Tribune. Syracuse, Ind.,.8ept. 15,—Ploaso give In Bat- urday's issue tho vanct wordlug of the resolu Uonsin tha Democratic ‘platform, in 1808 do- nouticlng the Reconstruction ucts of Congress. Repuurtoan, (Tho words wore: “That wo regard the Re- construction ucts (so-called) of Congross 06 auch, uns Burpntions and uncoustitutional, rovolue uovary, and vold,""] Tho Nog Ordinance. — ‘To the Editor of The Chicago Tribune, Cnicago, Bent. 17.—Will you kindly inform soverul of your teadcrs whothor tho dog ordi. nance bag beon repcuted or ta sull in force? Ono of our number maintuina that it 1s not now In oporation, and in support of bis agsertion ho cites tho fnot of eo many dogs prowling about on tho Wost Sido without muzztes or license tags, Please enlighten us on this point, lt seoma strunge that such a fuss and fury shoukt bo made about those anita at one time and then nbsolute (nditference at unother. A fow months ago it seamed requisit not only to bye a le conse butto Keep tho dog muzzled, Now one ean keop ns many as he chooses without leense aud altow thom to run ab large unmolested with impunity, ‘Tuomas COURTENAY, ‘The Bank of Vontes. To the Editor of The Chicago Tribune, HALLocK, IIL, Sept. 16.—] seo the Express ox- plains about the Bank of Venice In reply to my communtoation to you asking for somo Informa. tion ubout the sama, 1 supposed, as ny Greeu- baok friends were always euying thut tho * bills of tha Bunk of Venico wera always ut par or obove,” that it was a bank of issue, Dut tho Express says {t was not, anid 80, afterall the tatk about the “ bills of tho Bunk of Vonica,"" there was none) Tho Brpread suye, too, thut “in carrys ing on its Corolyn wire the Government was ob) get is, publ tuonoy by lean frou ue biale ness m ‘Thut suygosta something cleo. If the Gor a SenMENL borrawed money froin its by ness tnen, did it give tts obligations sf eee but you ploase) for that money? Or a Ness men fon thoir menoy to tho Govorument without Interest # If thoy did so loan it, £ think they wera more patriotio thun men aro now, ui! lead our Greentackera prove thelr fulth by thu r wake ana como formar ona tuan the Leta ment what monoy It w out intorest. y M, Hinuay, A Cano in Point, Boston Journal, Mr, Lawrence entered bis thanufactor last wook, anu calling bis focunn, ordered blm to dischirye all the bunds. ‘Tho foreman was as- tonlshed aud ventured ie Miguest that be had a ta aa of men, that business wus nover inure pros! perous, and for tho Jife,of him bo could wot ae ie uecesslty for auy change, “Hut wo uxt huve a new deal, Those mien haya been fuiuntul, it is truo, but thare are lots of men to on Feeie Places." “I don’t know about that,” sald “the” foreman; “and “ for tho ehungo rh the sako of a change, 1 eat gay, If you Ht permit me, thut—— ow what you ro Buln ia su" interrupted ire Lawrence, Siu it's Tho prinvible i¢ what 1 am contentiug tor. “s+ For beayou's sake, Bir. Luwe Tena, what principle is thera Involved in a Position whieb iduces you fo destroy a protit~ uble business, and to ery un experiment whieh Ja doubtful ué beate® 1tis the great prineiplo which i {ho Fonsidation, of the ener e party: us at the tho people to iaterrupt the fiosngyous fcareer Of tho Nution, becuuse the Heput r have beon In power twenty years.” ‘sald the foreman, dete) Like Re ig lady, ne way veane Hy oung and band- Peat “veltest * Tho nan for me to ive a Vastly iy superar, » . . aman wha will compel my gpiritto bend ite knoe fa bist who will com- inund my saul to. stgnd still and shine on bin, as dude somaanied tho sui e “Gihigulty aon tal @uch & mag—one who will bot only cugimand her soul to stand avill bua who will ulso cowtaand its owner to get u up, firs in tba pourntuy to build the fires, split kl ig aud carry up tho coul, aud whove lauguuge wil make her bair stand oo end when be comes home and tuds dinner fifteso minutes lata, ‘There ure laty of mon who will bend ber spittt fot hur.and also uiuke Ber buck bendosor the Wash- tub; while they go dowa to the saloon and diy cuss tho beat method of saving the country from the bunds of ite political enemies, * J yesterday. Tho wind MARINE NEW Grain Freights Remain Un» changed, While Coarse Freights Are a Shade Firmer. Forty-Mile Tows Getting to Be a Common Thing with Chi- cago Tugs. End of a Case of Malicious Prosecu- tion Against the Owners of the Mary E. Cook. Aceldents Ontside and in the River —Other Local Kotes of Interest, Nestdes the Usual General News. HOME GATHERINGS, GUAIN AND COANSH Fiteraitrs, Genin freights contig unchanged, at B% conts ov corn uni dy conts on wheat to Butalo, Carriurs have reached the cunvlusion that oo fmprovement can be looked for until the mover ment of thie year's whent crop begins, The followhur engugemonts were mudo yesterday during the morntny and noon hours; To Buttalo—Propaller Mechestor and schooners Guido Pister and B. F. Bruce, corn at dag gents. To Erie—Prupelter Gordon Campbell, corn and rye, schooner Allogheny, corn, and barge Thomas A. Scott, whent, all on through rate, Yo Colliugwuod—Propeller Blmicue, corn on throngh rite, To Montreal—Propeller Shick- luna, wheat at 10% cunts. Capuuity, 00,00 bushols wheat, 470,000 bushels corn, 10,000 bushels rye. ‘Tho only chango worthy of note in conrse frelgbts is tho relstablishmont of the uld rato ‘on Iumber from Menomined, viz.2 8225 per 1,000 foot. ‘The quotations are ua follows on Jumnber: Feen Muskegon, $2; judingts and io 2 Manistes, €2235 | Menon Pani 3 Cheboygan and Polnt St. Ipnuc Engogoments report eaturday w re: Schon: ers Arctle and Lucy J. Clark, h yer frown M humine to Chlengo- at g22h:_ schooner. Lok dumber from ‘Menuminee ne going rity; schon 0.1. Burton, lumber from Chovoyuan’ at schooners Ralph Campbell and Sen Bird, jumber from Muxkegun ot € sebouner Eliza Day, shiny from Muskegon at tho rite of &2 on Juinber; Kcow Moses Gage, cedar tle from Hel Hiver at.10 cents aplece. Veescls adapted to tho course freight trade nre tn good demand, and there isn tirmness noticeahie in rates that ought to prove quito encournging to carriers, LONG TOWS. ou i On Thitrsday the tug Ferry picked up a vessel below aud outside of Waukegan, but wus com pelled w maken transfer to the tug Kubel, of tho game Ine, beonuse her eon! bred nearl, given out. ‘Tho ebol towed tha eraft to bout off Grosse Pont, when ber coal give out also, Another V. 0, 7, tughappened along fortunately: and brought theschuoner inside” ‘Tho Union Line tig Suc- cess got a vessel off Waukegun, and managed to tow beras tir us the burbor before her fuel Rave out. The coal-bunkor boards hud to be ried in order to reach me piers," Tho tug Priudivitle tett her dock at 4 o'clock Thursday morning in questof atow, Agabo bad not ro- turned up to noon yesterday, tugmen became upprevonsive leat she might buve met withsomo misfortune, However, she inde bor aypedr- anee betweon Jand4 o'clock In, the afternoon towing the canal-schooner Lem Ellsworth, which sbe picked up between ten und twelve ites to the cnatward of Wauneqin. Last ovening the tug Babeock waa compelled to cont! up before sho could Huish astern tow on tho schooner . Foster, which was pioked up somewhere he- low Waukegan, On Thursday thy tug MeMIlin took the bargo York Stute in tow five mites be- fow Waukeyin, These forty-mile tows ure bo- jnning to be quite common. But they create earful bavuc amoung the coal piles, AN AGGRAVATING CASE EN DED. Tho sult brought by a souman against Capt. A and the owners of the schvoner Mary K. Cook for ten duys' pay and board, when bo had not performed a. gfngie bour'a' work on bourd tho vessel, came up before Justice toulu- Bon yesterday, and was dswmissed because of the non-appenrance of cithar tho complainant or Nis attorney, Mr. Conton. The case had pre- ylously eon ‘postponed three times because of tho non-appertunce of the complainant, und Mr, Condon im: have become satlatiod that maliokiusness, cat TL a desire to put tho owners of sho Con) all tho expense nid loss of time possibic, ‘antinated hla client. eo rneEM ERS |, he would uot have kept qway: from tho distic' Court when his presence and services vere re~ guired, It would serve gome ane right if 5 eult for malicious prosceution should naw be insti- “tutod by Capt, Willams and the owners ot tho ‘oo! . THE HARVEST QUEEN. Capt. Cheistio, mastor and pnrt ownor of tho sehaoner Harvest Queen, stutcs that tho vessel spruor a lenk al g'elock Sunday morntuyre ‘The punips Wore worked without ettect. and alt hands wero compelled to abandon her in less than three hours without . give ing any of their personal effects, Tho vessel sunk twenty-five tolles southonst of Presque Isic. The crow ellected n Junding in Cockburo Island, and wero afterward tris forred to. Alpena, The Chicago underwriters who took risks upon the bull of aie Tarvest: queen are seeking solace frcin a supplement to 0 Inland Lioyds register of this season, which Bhowg tit sho was rated up tu Ul beenuse of tho Introduction of a now forcimnst and komo #eneral repairs that wero mude. and had hor Valuution incroased to $9,000. Novertholess, in= wurdly they aro chagrinod at having mado a'bud loss on on Old trap, AN OLD ATAGER. The now ateam-bargo J. 8. Beaverns, it ap- poura, was built up from the bottom of the uld sebooner J. 3. Ward. Tha old hulk wus cut in twoand lengthened to answer Capt. elaia ‘8 purposs. The J.P. Ward was a sldoewheel steamer in ber paimy days. Whan sald out of the Ward line she was razed and canyerted Into n fore-and-aft schounor, Now what itelo may be luit of bor ig onoe more prupelled by stoam, 10 the shupoot 9 burge. Tho Ward was originally bullt at Detroit {a 1857, Hor career in thoso twenty-three ‘years hus been an oventful and somewhat checkered ona, * DOCK NOTES. Dull days stilt, Slane the river. ‘The tule or the immenso tloct of vosselg that teft bere ton d oye ago aro stil) to be buurd from. Tho Sonnet oan ey bent a now jib, and the eehooner John Bean, Jr..a new iyi it a Yostorday. Tho fora, main, und mizzon’ salle oO) the schounor Buhuylkill were sont to Cooney " Co.'s sall-loft yeaterday forencon for ropalrs and atrengthenlog, Elovou curgous of lumber wore on tho market. yoaterdny morning, Of those only four remained unsold at nightfall, ‘Tho Biitwaukeo schooner John B. Merrill was mong the arrivala geyordny. murning, Tha or Ellsworth and B, H, Fuster alao reached t. Spagord, of tho propeller Oconto, asw meats ‘on Pilot faland then he passed through Denth's Door, coming this way, “Whe vessol that Tan on there muat bays brow reloused by the: tug Leviathan as soan ns the sea wont down, ‘ho schoonors Cuscudo and I. fi. a wero docked ut the Chicaya Company's’ South sido an ‘aueaaay. ovenlng for thorough recalk- Kd a yoneral overbnul, hilo crossing, Luke Mlehtanm, during Wed- pesear niubt, a farestay puried on the Steume, burge Annie airle, oaustug the mast to browk go uver the rath It wasn Ugut spar, and {nt nil per robpability defective, Miller Brothers aro ating ont a now one for her, ‘hureday une of Slunsun's scows, laden with ‘a3 ‘ouble yards of sand, suddenly dumpud horcarge at ScCormick & Co.'s dock, tn M gdh Lake, The rebound caused ihe scow to tura a purtiat sumorsct und lind upon the dock, bot | toin up, in damuged condition, ¢ Anchor Line prope peliera’ ‘aro sarrying tras monse quantities of canned frults in pucl at Sonie of thy boats haye landed ag high as pookuges, Por trip. Yesterday tho. Bropolee jerdon Campbell linded betwean 7,000 und 8,000 puckuges. ‘Tho shipments wre mally iron Bale Minore and Cinotnnati, and the fralght te picked phy toe the :propeligrs at Buttalo, Sandus Yy and Durtug ‘tho southorly blow of Wednosdny the veut Hadyor Btute, Staruccu, ©. J. Kore shaw, and Gordon Oumpbell nought flies re Gen fuer, where thoy rowalne indbound tive bours. Some apprehension fy felt for tho ‘eataty of 0, Reitz & Hro.'s scow Four Brothors.: yho left hye on Sunday, in Hoa clog pond ictus wh cargo of lumber, aud enopuntered the full for reo of the suuthwester whic ch prevailed on thut day, Follow shia breeze cue another soulhw at Rule oo Wed aft y, that compelled turge pellors to Kock seller, Sho fear aeons 6 that the ve muy base waturinuged and upstaed Yet thero Ig @ stronger probability that ihe yan Soave ie juko and fpund gheiter in South sunttou bart The Mette dandy tug A. 8. Allon lata wet t freshened once more after nightfall, water fn the river wan quite. low during the any. .. Yeaterdny, while the tug Guediner was prow! ing alent, inthe vicinity of Nickerson’s dist ters ye North Braneh, ber wheel struck an ction and had one blade broken off. The te will ga under the shears of the Chicago Dry- Dock Company, in Lighthouse Blin, to-day, for the purpose of putting on a new wheel of ‘Ta rint’s inake, Miller Brothers are making 2 ew tinhoon for tho schoonor John 2. Morrill,» The old ono was, aprung during the pussnge up the takes, NOTES FROM ABROAD, MONEY REFUNDED. A few weeks ago tho tug Willlam Hall was seland by the ettstoms snthorities at Detroit for transferring the schooner £. 2. Dorr from one dock toanothor to violation of the iwas of the Uulted Stutes. Mather than bo detained hore the Captain of tho Halt paid tho fine iinposed, $125, under protest, and appeated to the Seon lary of the Treasury for a roview of the case. has ordered tho return of tha mou irra that the Captain of the tug was not on ord when the thinster was niide, und the of cor Minna was ignorant of the lew. ‘The howe fends the Detrolt Post aul Trine to coll ittention to tay fact dnt the Captain of the tux Urania wag several yours age fined $i) by the Canadian authorities for towlng a scow itr Canadian waters. ‘This money, although pald Under protest, was hover refunded, CUANOY 1N THR OSWEGO NKACON-LiGnT, The Oswega_ beacon-lizht, which ts Axed red, will be cut off from the breakwater by interpos- lug. asercen obscuring it to the weatwurd | en tho vompusa-beariag We by 8. 3¢ he and Me pasting trough ‘bencon and inatn lights. old the trenkwater, Vessels approaching harbor from the weatward should keep balf (ily off shore until they muke the red beucon- Huht ut the end of the west pier in range with ear light, whehi thoy may gufcly stand In OLEANINGS, The Kingston Whiy says tho steamer Flour ity, J3 the uly sidewkeoler flying the American flag on Lake Ontario, chooner Alexander is in the hands of the Sherif at Port Dalhousie, The evow ML Vernon, of Hacine, bas been sold to Wheeler & Co., uf Stony Creek, Mich, for LAN, ‘the sitbounelnye of eed adnate of superiority heel und. screw-wheel tugs at ulled forth the assertion that ss. Calvin & Son are prepared to put the Chieftaln or Mica Calvin for pulling azainst any serew tug in that part of tho country, Referring to the rect vclelon of the Treas- ury Departinent. concerning Canndian bottoms employed. as barges in tho Avicrican consting trude, the Butlalo Commercial Advertiser Bure: “This decision, however, does not prevent madian Lapaoe from beniting temporary fores sulls and Jibs. and it is clalined that they are used oftener thin emergency requires, and inight as well be pertuanont, us the imported burges are about as well able to take caro of themselves us many. of the documented ones. Cunading or othor foreign potsoms, exnnot bo documented In this country, 60 the last sone tence In the decision counts for Be Capt. Christie, of the Harvest Queen, has thus fur Uthls eke experience lost tour schooners, q The Nighbtingnle on Epectacle Reef, Jake ns the City of Buffalo at Saud Boach, Lik Huron tho Harvest Home, sunic by oullision with the &. Ht. Williamson Luke Michigan: and now the Harvest Queen on Lake Huron. ‘This is what tnight be termed hard luck, The frou ore cargo of the schooner Harvost uct was Insured for $3,500 in the Oricnt Matuut. The tin wedding of Capt. Thomas Wilson was Solebrutol at Cleveland tust Wednesday oyen- Maer y Bitts was the namo of the second mato of the James Norris Le 9 drowned at Port Duthousle, He builed from Port Colboruc, ‘The echaonor M.C, Upper, which sunk recent- Jy In tho Welland Canui, has been ruised and towed to Hingston, ‘The spurs uf tho scow Onk Walley were both blown out the other day while she wos beating across Sandurky Buy on her way from Sandusky to Johnson's Islund. ‘The new steam-barge Thomas W. Palmer ro- celved 334,000 bu whent ut Detroit for Bulfulo. The lurge schooner George W. Adama is at Toledo, and will endeavor to carry out a larger enryo of wheut thin was tukon by the new iron praneller Roston. The stenm-barge Minneapolis with schooners Comet and David Vance: wero detained at Dee troit until midnight Thursday on account of hocted tepals tothe alr-pump of tho Minne- apolls. Tine Detroit River Forry, Company has filed articles of ngsocintion, ‘The capital stock of tha gorporution Je $1.00), of whieh $35, O00 Is paid in. There nre Y,000 sbarea,awned by” ital bert 1, Toms, Alexundor MeVittle, and John Owen. MISCELLANEOUS NEWS. A DECISION AGAINST OANADA HOTTOMS, Spectat Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune, Bay City, Mich. Sept.‘¥.—A tolegnim has eo ceived trom. Washington relative. 10 | Ciinadn hottoms that the’ IAWv’ 1a" remanded p mnitting them to ontef: the port of Hay Cty we last & eu oir ta_tecelve a now wheel and froub opat o tigot numbering bot ween fifteen and twenty we ressela passed Milwaukeo Yyestorday afteruoou, Nouad tata way ‘ Vho nue of the man fatally Injurea on aurea: ‘by the fall of uw mebaniatanig which wae holatod out of se ateuin-| bares, Helen ell Waortblagton la John Melcod. ‘Phe home Fry tho unfortunate man is "at Utinistong City, He was eaiployed asa duck-hund on the Worth: | tho batler of tha he Goadtiahy Line as PED pel lor City of LoPrn gray: eu {eteryy aud by to-night ove bois 2 position, ny Passenger travel upon the Goddrich Line ateumormcontinues oxteliont Rate the present tine weather, Woile puwsing through the drew of Wells street bridge yesterday the yaw! of the schooner Jason Parker was brought in epontants with some spring pilca and considerably dana, Anpthor south weat wale iialled on the lake dulled: towurd sundowg ‘¥essel men ure Jubilant over Hay declelun., LAK PORTS. PORT HURON, Port Hunos, Mich., Sept, 17,—Up—Propellers Wilttam Cowle, Argyle, City of Concord, China, Raleigh, Fred Kelly with Z. Chandler and con- sort, Plymouth with Pensaukco and barges, Wissahickon und consort. Willlum Rudolpu and barges, steamer Keweenaw, schooners Mears, Trinidad, A. J. Rogers, tug Oswego with Jsbpeming and barges. Down—Propellers. Waverly, Sanilao, Empl: Cuba, J. Chuifeo and barges, Yosemite and bargos;’ schoonerg Nellio Redington, Angus Bn, Unadilta. Wind=south, gontley sventhor fino, Pour Hunon, Sept, 10 2, m.—Passod up— Propellors Granite State, Roanoke, Bessio Nel- son, Miles and burges, bebe er Pringle and barges; schooners.J; W, Downe, J Down—Frupellers Intitain; Yoledo, City of Mt. Clemens, Nashunt, Passaic and barges, Buy City and barges; tug Van Ralte and barges. Winad—South, guntic, Weather fine, CLEVELAND, Special Diapateh to The Caleago Iribune CLEVELAND, On Bent, (7.—-Arrivod—Prop vellors ES E Sheldon, Marquette, orv; Our Bun, Excana- ier red—Propellers Nyack and Commodoro, Chicago; Atluutic, Portage; Superior, Eseanas baz Annio Smith, Marquotto; schooner Neva da, Chiengo, col, Charterer site eller Suportor and actiooriar Sandusky, ore, Esounaba to Gloveland,o pri- vate torma; schooners O. M, Bond and Van or> Dilt, coal, Clovelund to Chiougo, $1 frees Oilver Mitonoll cont Dineks itivar to-Ghionge tounche, coal, Cleveland to Kuoine, on, pei ato terms, DETROIT. Bpectat Dispaten to The Catengo Tribune, Detnorr, Mich., Sopt. 17,—-Passed down—Pro- its Muatana, Cubs, Waverly; stean-barges Rbodn Stewart and barges, Jin Chaffoo und barges, BE. 8. Hall aud) consorte; schooners Churlos Hinckley, Smith & Post; ateam-bargo Spectre: aot consort, Saniine; schooner Our ny A. EH, Moss, Lowls Hosa, Angus Sintth, Una- ass Kato inghinond, 3 J. H. Hurtzell, b crea a geld China, Roanoke, Potomuy; steatn-iuryes. Willi. udolpe and barges, N Milla und eparges, Bury. Pringle and mirges. -Alebya and consort; schooners Johu ‘Tibbits, J. W, Doane, Houdevr, G. G. Houghton, Htepubiic, | MARQUETTE. * Spectal Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune, Manguerre, Sick, Sept. 17,—Passed See Cloveland. propelicra Wiaslew, 2 Howie eapatter J, 1, Hurd, Cigueertsirapellar 8 ate pMogres tug W. B, ‘cau je: adhooners Li, Ho 8t Lawrence, 8, AL; Kimbell, Fannle Noli tsb. alunton, Mons ‘guauon, PORT DALMNOUBIE. Spectal Duvatch to Tae Chicago Tridune Port Dauousts, Ont., Bopt.. 1 —Pamod up— ‘geuucuor ‘Bho, Kingutaa to: niga :| Pasgod down—Sotioonors 1. 31 v8, Chica~ ‘go to Watortown, corny Vita ii ieseton, Chis ouxo to Kingston, dal propeller Ocean, Chicas go to Montreal, corn. RSCANADA, Bpectat Muapatch la The Chtcaga Tribune, Esoawaia Balt Bopt. IArrived—Propel- tere my a kl, It. J, Hackett; schooner Wituaw reve 0 re Cloared—8choduers Gon D. Russell, H. H. Brown, 8. L, Watson, Pulaski. OuEBOYGAN, Byectat Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune, Cuxuoraan, Mioh., Sopt, 17,-Cleared—Pro- pone Fountala City, Milwuukeo, Oawegatobies oan do; ateainer Roark Wind goutheaat till noon, voering to northoast, fresh, with rain. DULUTH, . Special Dispatch to The Chleaga Duutit, Minn., Sept. Tem Areived™trupellare danisige Boverolyn, Janos Dayidvon; sohoon- ©, King, Ogura, J, 0. Thayer, Granger. "Bapurie Propellers Ontario, Sovereign, Poorless, ludis. MILWAUKEE, ‘ a Bpectat oats ta The Crea iron te Me ILWAUKE! te 17.—Atrived trom below Ronoonum Allee “i. Norra, W. ie. Rounds, Churlos Aes thal alts ane Ds, Igared—sohounor Guide Putor for’ Chicago. mINGETO. nik Special Pupatch to The Calcago Pikes Rexgeroy, Only Supt, i> Arsived—Sotioong Hiroe uklyn from Guieuyo, ¥4,000 bu corn; Nollie Wider, Chicago, ,U0u bu corn, PONT COLBORNE, Special Dispatch ta The Chicage Tribune, go pe COLNGH NE Onn te on T-Passod dowa chooner A! cago to Kingston, corn; ‘Aosta € ‘Cleuto i Rlagaton, oon : ‘oawsao, aie: Srctal Dupelin ta ras Chteaga Tribune. N.Y. Rept. 1) ie uch Hers Rist sar Mand West ide nd ldo aufled from Charlotte just ing Wit! i coal for Chicago on private terms. PORT OF CHICAGO, rae Atmr Chicago, Manijuwoo, eu: viet Stine Stuskgbay unkewo undsics, sundries. nidries, Prop Badger Stato, Bn fal Prop Stara Butta Bi Props, C, Butd in, Wecaninbn, iron ore. Prop Californias Monterals anirtes. Prop Georue Dunber, Muckeyon, lumber. Prop € Ay f Traverse, Traverse City, sundries, Faxton, South inven, nuniries. p New Xen, Grand avon towlng, Prop Messcnger, Bt Joxeph, sundries, Prop Mary Grob, Bpnth Haven, aundries, Prop J. 8. Seaverns, Saugatuck, sundrica, Pro : Haugntnek, sundrica, Prop olf. Buttato sundries. Prop Cannda, C1) apgwentd nundrics. Ly Prop Fayatte, Nunister, lumber, Prop Dismare! Menekiunes, towing. Rebr dodus, 86. eh. lnmbe: Schr G. M. Cast, Bultalo, coat, Rehr G. It, Sfoan. Air ftahy coul. Sehr Jonn f. Merrill, Buffalo, coal, Sehr Bunrise, Buitalo, coud. Kebr Cont at Muskegon, lumber, Sebr EB. Thompson, Mrrkegon, lumber, Behr 8. A. trish, Grand Haven, lumber. bea of Grand Haven, Grand Hayen, ium- 9. De Muskegon, lumber. ir M. E. Cook, Hamlin, lumber, Be en Hrd, Muxkewon, lumber, fone. Sluuson, Excanuin, fron ore, rb Lots, Detour, cedar posts, Eeite Nar Grosso Point, gravol. ‘chr V rar, Manistee, tunber. fee Relun 1» Calumet, gravel. Behr I ‘A Hlehmon ‘uxkegon, lumber, f ry aased eter ict » Menominee, pig iron, ech Minerviy Muskegon, lumbe ee peri joe Th, ele uinber. Turkewon, lumber. Sumber. ike Fi nekaunee, limber. T, Judd. Menekaunce, humber, it D, pinta Muskeyon, lumber. Rehr App Boy, Grand Haven, lumber, Rebr Kumed i ie Grosse Point, gravel. pad i tain Moree. Grosse Point, gravel. Davis, Grosse Point, srvel. Be ditdeatst Jumber, Kat Muskegon, Autibery Kehr 8. ie Faster, Cleveland, cont. Schr Maria Martin, Builalo, coal, Sehr North Star, Pentwater, lumber. ACTUAL BAILINGE, Sehr J, Lind, Muskegon, Echr G. MM, Filer, Ludington. Prop Swallow, Montage, Sebr Lumberman, Buck Creek, Schr Jusou Parker, Muskegon, Hiian, Ludington. Suhr Loutest, Mus engn ur a raddles, erOn. Sehr C..0. 2, M uskegon. Sehr § B, Th uskegon. . Mitekexon. . Irish, Grand Haven, ate, Muskegon. Senr ity of Grand Haven, Grand Haven, Bohr Ceceliny Manistee. Sehr Westchester, > Muskegon. Sehr Adrlatic, WI Bite Fish Bay. Sehr L. M. Davis. Ps Ke Ot Schr Manito, Ludingtar Bebr J, Ste; nensob Nonokaunce. ‘yson, Menekaunes. hr Menekiunes. Menckaunee. Schr Sodus, Muskegon. Schr J. Mullen, Stake; De Schr M. Beal Hw Schr Sea Bir nice oH bee conrne Dunbar, it exon, Pov pickin, Muskegon, benb §: aldwin, Vecanaba, Schr City of Toledo. Manistee. Schr Windsor, Munistea. Prop Trader, Muskegon, Schr it. J. Bkidmore, Pentwater, Stmr Chicago, Manitowoe, sundries, Gitar Muske, on, Muskegon, aundries. Bron G 3. P. Heuth, Sauwatuck, sundries. Prop). 8, Seaverns. Fauentus aires: Pah R. C. Brittain, Montag ndrics, Prop Tempest, White Lake: sundries, Prop Skylark, Benton Harbor, sundries, Prop Messenyer, St. Joseph, sundries. yrop New Ern, Grand Haven, towing. Prop eases Duluth, Portago, 6,700 bu oats end tes. Prop Clinton: Kingston, 15,000 hu srr Sehr Griuiehy. a a 19.603 bu corn. Prop Delaware, Eric, 30,000 bu wheat, 16,049 bu rye, and sundries, Rehr 81, Louis, Collingwood, 21.885 bu carn. Schr Clyde, St. Catharines, 14.608 bu wheat. Prop Vanderbilt, Bugtilo, 113,000 bu corn, 1,055 bris tour, and sundries, Prop Bismurck, Menckaunec, towing. Prop Be Albans, Cleve ‘elund, 1.000 Ia corn and rier, Prop BN00, tral 10,000 bu whent, 4,800 bu , 25 bri four, and sundries. Prop it. iia Blanchard, Buffalo. 33,000 bu Prop bree i colina 17,305 bu corn and] too bris Prop Arai, ‘suttato, 32,000 bu corn and aun- Prop L. aiiceluna. Montreal, ie BUcleluni oe 5 15,000 bu wheat A CLEVER TURN. Mow a Shrewd Republican Worked In a@ Smart Election Wager ono Guilee leas Democrat. (4 Bpeetat Llepateh to The Chicago Tribune, Larayerre, Ind., Sept. 17-50 tonger asamnan grows older,” remarked the old German, ‘the more by sheminy erlpes he finds every day oudt!? This ,will apply to political matters as well as others. “A very successful trap was Inid Uy a prominent young Republican of this elty, in the lippe of eupturing a wily old Democrat who had made some Intimations of a desire to “ put up” a. little money on., the : Presidential result, he Democrat is an enthusl- astle admirer of IJfancock, and con- fidently predicted... his election, ndd- ing” that bo had .q’ ttle pocket change that thought s,.,toa- The Republlean there upon offered’,to wager $500 upon the outcome, making. the proposition that he Would bet $150 that he could namo alxteen of the thirty-eight States that would cast thelr votes for Gen. Garfield In the Electoral Cal- Jegu; and $350 that Garfleld would also carry a majority of the remaining twenty-two, Democrat studied a moment, had tho propo- sition repeated, and then signified a willlng- ness to accept, The parlies met this morn: ing at Fowler's Bank, where the terms of the bet were put down In black and white, and $1,000 In gald set uside as the stakes, Demo- emit was so positive that he would win, at he even signified hls intention of donating the to soma churita- ble fund, Republican pow: uamed as tho States thut were certain to go for Gar- field, South Carolina, Georgia, Alabama, rapet ‘are, Toxas, F' dortdn, Missiscion North Carolina, Tennessee, West Virginin, Vir- took Kentucky, and Maryland. Democrat looked aghast ut the presumption of the many and then the scales fell from his eyes, saw wherein he lind been overreached, le WH win the $150, but tho Republican 1s cere tain to win, the 8350, thus putting him $200 ahead, as aut of ths remaining twenty-two States Gen, Garfteld will carry n inajority if, Indeed, he does not carry all. This unique win at Republicans coming the Heathen Chines on Tins pirlsticated be have to be prohibited by law, INDIANA VETERANS. ‘Large and Infercating Reunion at Frankiort. Special Dispatch to The Chicago Tribuns, Franront, Ind., Sept, 17%.—The reunion of the Tenth Indiana Volunteer Regiment at this placo yesterday and to-~lay has been ano of pleasure to the many participants, ‘Thore fro a large number of the “bluc-cuats” hore, representing regiments from every State Jn the Union almost, Of the Indiana Infantry regiments there are dolegutions present Crom the following regimenty: Sixth, Seventh, Elghth, Ninth, Tenth, Eleventh, ‘Twoltth, Thirteenth, Fourteenth, Fifteenth, Sixtuenth, Seventeenth, Eighteenth, Nine teonth, ‘I'wentieth, ‘I'wenty-tirst, Twenty. second, Twenty-third, Twenty-fourth, Twen- ty-fifth, Thirtioth, ‘Chirty-Grst, Tulrty-sec- ond, Thirty-third, Thirty-fourth, ‘Thirty fifth, Thirty-sixth, Thirty-seventh, ‘Thirty- eighth, Thirty-ninth, Fortioth, Forty-fourth, Forty-alxt, Forty-seventh, Forty-elghth, Fiity-tiret, Flity-second, Fifty-thisd, Fitty- Atth, Fifty-seventh, Fitty-elghth, Fifty. ninth, — Sixtieth, Sixty-thira, Sixty- fifth, Saventicth, Sevonty-first, Seven- ty-aecond, Soventy-third, Seventy-fourth, Soventy-fitth, {Seventy-sixth, Seventy- seventh, © Seventy-cighth, Seventy-ntnth, Elghty-second, Elghty-third, Elghty-fourth, Fighty-titth, Elghty-sixth, Elghty-seventh, Niuety-third, Ninoty-seventh, One Hun- drodth, Ong Hundred and Third, One une dred and Fifth, One Hundred and Sixteenth, One Hundred and Twenty-cighth, One Hin- dred and Twenty-ninth, One Hundred and Thirty-third, One Hundred and Thirty-fifth, One Hundred and Fittieth, One Hundred and Fifty-third, and Oue Hundred and Fifty- fourth, ‘Tho First, Second, Third, Fourth, Filth, Sixth, Soventh, Niuth, Tenth, and Eleventh Batteries are also represented, Among tho dignitarlea present are Gen, Joseph J, Reynolds, Col. James Tullls, Gen, M.D. Manson, Gen, Ai D. Streight, Col. W. C. Wilson, Maj, Jolin D. Shupson, Col, John emocrats will ‘aylor, of the Tenth Regiment, and her children are risa in attendance. ‘The boys have tiada good time. Mayor Bayless ninde an address of welcome, voted them the freedom of the city, invited them to stay tong and ene, again, Gen, Harrison, Iinpson, and othe: taade stlrring. hatte" keeping the bows in the bestof humor, Wilson nade the annital address, quite lengthy, and had) been prepared with ys Hig reference to the dead War Governor, Gen. Streight, This morning Col, part Unies af the State and in the counrils oF the Nation fn its hours of /fllpreme rit warty applauded, pnttlotte spicit dunia ehroteli overy 3 There was 0 ney 6 for the Union was rletit, and the war tuning! the Union was wrong, and, as poldiers in that grand struggle, they haul [4 for the part ‘thoy’ took. A ther the renton was one of great. pleasure to the participants, Gens, Regnolds and Steelaite commanded the forces hi the rerte, "Fei Naty" York toe senunrs booked for w York to Souths niupton, Londons Linvre. and: Bpemeny Hest eatin, Menrngn, &5L eur, Licko: “he, re anil crate atarday Fouthampon. and. 1 London and Pariest luwost i $y; eecond cabin, ie seduced Fates, ORLINCHS & CU. 2 ihe Meonige raves by the ORTH OY iE SGU Is BSE. nnd the big CLAUSSEN IIS £00. 2 3.W. BSCHEN AU LU, eo FRANCE: rik it ‘font ot ONLY pinker ast NE Genetal Transntinn’ Between Sow Yoru und 1 ia 0 Uixculnturt Of crossing the Cl Kantelle. .Wednestay. ates 185 “OF PAS Hint Cabins fla und £0 evrnxe, FL including wine, bedding, und ‘adsl cke drawo uf Credit Lyonats of Paris in winuun DE REMAN, Agent, pty i foot in Anan fepuense Avent, “AMERICAN LINE. Philadelphia and Laverywol, calling at Queenstown, Snturday aint overy xiternate ‘artying cubin, Iuter> Rolling rewuinrly ¢ Wedneaduy troin Miladelpbia, ¢ Mediute, und steernxe juorensers, ae the ti. 8 Mat RED STAR LIN Carrying the United States and ey o Mai fireet ine te Auewery. in Heleuine suing be duy dilernulely trom Phhuadesphia and fo of fram Europe and Drafts mek ort Haeenee Tickets on Great feltain a, Fa Punaolnticnte cnbeao, STATE LINE Jopuatos Tareniogh Mubiiin Bel arr de London. IN. nasawy & 500. . Weaern Mans. ANCHOR LANE AIL STEAHERS | ecko Nprk and 13,3 oo ein, Ee F 2 23 oe ai aa i NIA, et, a ALBATIA,: Prat Is Cablus, $5 to du. ct, sE A'S Zxcurst mi laeats ad fenusod rates MENDERGON BRUT ers ih Washineton-at, PROPOSALS. pacnreninntStmpnnnd esto seen rae . Proposal: To Railroad Contractors j ¢ GENEUAL Manaagrn’s Orricn atts OAY C1 THAL Raitnvap, DETLOIT, Seniod proposals will be recely u'cloek mon Thuratay, Sept. BIO, 1 bridging. gud tleing the extenslon jansity & Suinaw Hullruad from Guylurl to Che: wan, ALOU 44 tutes. Vioposais must be torone or mure sections of abont: rail In Jenath euch, ppecltteations, losteuelline to bidders, and may be seun at this 1 dat this ‘tee vit 2 "ed blauke form Of Otice yn und after ‘Tuva General Manager Michigan ' Vropesnts for Excavating Materlas Bulidiog alse itevetment. - ITED ST, FI No, Ington-wv.. DeTiorn ee Ba aie i Txt cute Sehteh tine and piwee Of biddurs, tur exeusaitig about ty a iinterint And coustructitig whant so ut al th 45 prop OFmUtON wat the Tanner p ri ding, cunditions 1 f eontrnet tut ja furnintedot ayia his of Bayelopon containing yraportiy should agonal vie. aie wd wd to the and rR, id eo ‘ir Cite, ate ir vs uf US & wt he Bp enld Clty af doliet, U Haha Pam, G z callud for orgs O. Garnsey, architect, Chtengo. Platiaury now on exuibiuon vt tie onlvy of a « ented COnLERGUE to whom the contract, ib required to aire, u guod Bnd aI relent anti rn of une tar the tultiitul neeturniines ‘ed of the ereoe Hi tae aise agror the entire work, us 2 ape don or tie Tialding Badersigned reserty, Counaitico ont Selivole. Joliot, Kent. 14, 1580. 40 .. EDUCATIONAL. ey Cee rt bcs abe erty Dr. L, Sanveur’s School of Languages, FOR LAMES AND GENTLEMEN, ; 13384 Michigau-ay, ang Shoal wiih be opencd wowt YL. Cirentars and tlektts for the Edetures nt Steere Iknsene stct ote $e sane pha in UF Ba & Hons, and Lyon & Hesty: {ntervio with br. Sauveur fron noon toa p.m. ae President Eliot and ee Child write as follows: ARVARD Ustvr inne gg CAMMGDOR Match eB ef ju BAUVE! Tene ‘BU Lhave rend with inte hie = faction se the Texeniny of ~Ancitat iangangen sty, the Orst chapter at “Talks with la hate Ca Aire te thane you fa “the adennce aicots, that the ee ettinia uf 1ewchtine ianenaeeee Jentor modern, num! to be profunndly chanued, ted in the direction of “your "Novurat poranroring efforts to mak mmashii’ [acl FE eae deantanen teee 1 eet be nt pubic ne Hellere me, deer sir, very trate vane, CHARLES W. ELIOT, may an that I have asen af your, YH. POrserncely ca re a8 Who ci rect tutyanites Buster, Are gutty equal te hue Dunne en ora sO OTN edge ut Freuen. ‘ 41961, « Harvard College. * (509, Amusements Column for tho French Loo j AIL Ht CHOY 0 thornush'y eguipped Hogs’ "apne une eventos ie al navantages 10 Je reoeived into the family into udvnnccen, | The th Inliaing aro tn of the ity, end only toi $ ee BUSINESS COLLEGE AND ENGLISH TRAINING SCHOOL, Hducates Youne Sten and Wonen for prietical Hfe. a ee ndvanaues for a thorumth ENGLISH fund HicaiNes Col‘itst. or a complete we found ite at f aa, sera as Oe : Martine’ 8 DANCING ACADEMIES WILL OPEN SEPT. 25. MK. AND MIS, - BOURNIQUE'S Schools for Dancing. Mien Aides Natatrium fit nnd 8h Souut Side Day OT, 3 WILL oP! For part or entnlene, OCOMMOWOG SEMINARY, A boarding achnul for urls at Bordalac, Oconomoe- Foc, Wis, Delightful situation, thorough training, und home care. ‘Terns muderute. ‘The lwenty-tfth sebuul year Will been on Sept, 21, 91. For catalogue GHACH TL. 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