Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, January 19, 1881, Page 11

7091.91, butchora' ateors atrong He Pa EMULE Eg houthwonern Heccliny fale to choles cows S12, Hecolpts, nd batters Yorkors and Ualtimoran, Fae aa ra itone, eeakeesse Dulel nce! JL Heats Ateculpte, 4a) abipinents, 6,2, p KANHAR OITY: = ‘ ch to. The Chie urs Seta te ane ik carrin the Price, tA TH) Anpmiente, ily wines hie. 0; aAthve stockors CMLiar native cows, Eeaseht0y Date, Wit abipmonts, $701 netivos hight Bhipplag Dud haixod paoklnn EAST LIMENTY, seg PITY, Int 18. CATTLR—Kocoints today, JAE ronal nid B17 Of AEG MUOKs MUINNE ly WIL sold ne prices w hud Of frouy hipping wenden, iy goyd . ebstrad, ewan tu ful, $204 WE ‘atid ntags, ELUKA LO; atlus to-day, “itiga—ttoceints towing, 201) hon, oxoltody Mhtla- avabtins Yorkurn, €5.2dx eoieecolyts to-day, HN bunds aoliIng fate, $3.60 CINCINNATI, nn. Je Mond Acties, Grier, and ro hp! ai, CINCINNATE, Os : AGLI, Math, B70 60; CRIT Eee tenes BOGe OU. Ieucalp ta, KOU) ap pants, Id id BY TELEGRAPH. FOREIGN, gptetat Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune, javmtrout, Jan. B14 a, m—FLOUN=No, ty 1284 0 iN —Whent—-Wintor, No. 1,00 100; No. 98 Cl fay MN pring. No. fetid, white, No. t, i: No. PE cui Noite bi, Corn—Now, Ko. 1, ah dy Moen ON! Lard, 484, wt, dan, 18—CoTton —-Balos to-day ine eluded 8,40 bale: te PETHULEUM—Kotined, 11d; apieita do, 124d. NEW YorK, Spectat Dispatch to The Chieago Tribune. New YORI, Jan, 1—GHAIN—A Ivellor business reported In wintor wheat, but ata further reduction of about s@lo por bu, the offoringn continuing freu aud urgent, the roperts from tho West unfavoratlo, andthe absence of tho customary advices by cable aivo of an advorso benring} No.2 red was again the favorit grade, as woll with ahippors, who bousht quiic frocly nt the ruling pricos, as with apeeulative operators; the latest dealings Ine Geated rathor moru stendinoss; No. 1 whito was in comparatively modorute requost at current quotations, spring wheat nttmoted little attentions pales No. L rou! In lots at #H1@L2S, cloning at $1.24; No. drod at HUT{GLITS, clonlrye nt #174 Ui ond L.17g wsked; dv frvo on board nt #.164G1.17; do In storo for export ot $LgaLloy, chtotly nt #163; do January Lt, closing at €1.17; do Fobrunry at (17143 j,clusing nt Q.lg}G asked nnd @.t8 bids do Starch Wes, closing at B1.1UGr do Stay at #.196@ 1BS6. closing BLYL19%4 bid and $1LAU8( uskowt No. 3 red AtHLiSi4; ungradadt red nt $1 H4,ns to quailty; ongraded apring Moct#1.01'4, Corn—Huslneas compara tively tame for only deilvory, und xonerally Indien tive of o farther might dociinas options on Nu, 3 sgaln quite brisk, hardening # ittle on tho onrllost trading, but reakoning again speadllly, and leaving off 1 shade undor yostorday’s Intent tetres on very froo offerings; Boles mixed Western ungraded 5x455}{0, na wo quality; Now York stoamor mixod atsigasiic, Hlosing at Gtlge, Ontafurthor recoded 4@3on bu on tiveral und urgent offerings, toading to un activa movement, In good part apecuintive: sntoxof white Westarn ungraded at 4@do, nn to quality; mlxod font 42se; white Blata at 474ete; mixed Stato nominal; No.3Chteago quoted at dte, Nyo—A mode rrato Inquiry noted nt somowhnt onator prico; sales of prime State tn store at #100, Marley dull; quoted + Mbofore, YnovintoNs—Iog products attracted a fale shara = pf attention, partleularly Western steam ind, but prices quoted lower} was Influenced by the toss favor- atlo reporta from tho West. Wostorn moss pork in less request for early delivery; quoted at #13.00¢¢1.50 for old; sales of U0 bela at SMM 14.573¢for old, and In optlom sine inactive, operate —rontinuing apart In their vlowat Fobruary optuums quoted as clos- Ing nt $1.00 bid nnd @t4.25 nsked; March at W125 bid ond $14.0 nsked. Macon quotad frm, with Tong clour at 70, and aliort tear at $7,874 witha moderatoly activo inquiry acted. Wostorn stonm Inrd less, sought after for tarly dellvory, und quoted Jowor, cloning at RLN), and In the optton tino freoly doalt in nt a dactina of Tie, with January options closing ut #u0, February HD, March at $0.0, April at 9.45GI404, May at Ae. TaLLOw~In good reqnest at firm rates, with solos noted at CHatiie. Gnoceutes~Ituw sugara stondy, but In lose reanest onthe baals of 7 11-10@7 13-tu for fale to goad re- Anings sates of certrifugal at Jo} refined aa Inst quoted. ¥asrantTs—A vory moderate inquiry notod for oarly Accommodation, und rates havo been quoted aomu- whatirregular, in instances a trilla wooker, though the oforings of room on borth and tonuayo for thartering purygses have nat been remarkably froo crurent. {For Liverpool the engagements roportod by ateam: Flour nt 2s 2d@2s 734d, montly through frelehth and forward shipment (aud by autport Mesmers ns low nate 1d@2s Sd); wheat at TH4dy pro- vidons at 2s@Re (mainly thrangh froiaht),and by utport stenmora na tow as 2ie} local shipmantaat Ungiss, chivtly nt 3s C4350, New Youk, dan. 18—CoTToN—Quioty 11 13-160 124-160; futures steady; Janunry, 1.05e; February, Ute; March WGer April, 12060; May, {2tley duno, Emer July, 14ie; August, 12.480) Beptomber, 11.fe. FLOUN—Woaks buyers’ favor; roculpts, 2,0) briny exports, 1,60 brlis suporfinostnte und Wostorn, SG {ih common to good extra, $4.20@4.05; ood ta choice, 1708076; white wheat, oxtra, $5.0020.00; oxtra Uhio, NBs; Bt Louls, 4.25G6.75; Minnosota patent process, $0,509.25, GuAIN—Whoat heavy, and 4@Ho lowers rocolpts, 100 buy oxports, 81,000 bus ungraded apring, 200 HONG ungradod rod, $1.05@117hj1 No. F do, #1.18}; Nov? do, $1.174@1.194{3 No. 1 do, H.2@1%; mixod win- ter, 41.10; ungradod white, $1.13) No, 3edu, 61.07; No.2 fo, SLB No.1 do. #1184@1.181 No. red, January. f@1s}(; Fobrunry, $14 1B BEY ioe iy ABO LEA, betnemimernniraet nn dryorts, Lo bur ungraded, 1 No. i Biers Weamer, Bi¥or Nowa Sri q Sig: Guede, February, Gulécr Merely, fcloy, INV Bay Western mizbd, SBL3eN wilt Wests a ices ' i ' ’ d ' 1 ' tondy, with w falr demands $1,056.10, Tops—Nominaity unchanged. Guu F4—Colfoo noiminalty unchanged. Molasacs ules b . Poiana aye ‘Meo active gnu trmy Carolina and rude reer pul and nominal; United, oz{o¢ ej Fetuad, Big0. VALLOW=Mirmt FY Dutly seroa ete TURPENTINELowor: CGA Vuovisioxs—tork tere aciives ofa mi Mol steady Car thents wea 7 ue seat A Me 4 ous Aart cloar, #1is4. Tard lowor Ravana in good dem 4 Omari gsenand Ond tras 12g@z70, MILWAUKEE, Speetat Dispatch to Tha Chicago Tribune, MILWAUKEE, Jan, 18~Vory tauct the saine conilt- Hons provatiud in the whont mnrkot to-day a ware deseribed tn this morning's ‘TRIMUNE, ‘Tho disar rengewoot of the cables left oparatora without tho weatl furvign Inttucnces, Thoonly thing obtalnuble faq a lispateh from Now York saying that Livarpool Taldeelined tnat night's offers. his, of cours, in Tontst tower prices. March became tha favorit up. lun in what tttto trading ocourrad,* The miarkee Grenadin the morning at Pio for Februnry, a St io for March. ‘The reports from Juuler whoat pointe olded thoso (ntorosted in Hoe tees, snd tho MUwaukeo market toworud une Mena Mas tho auro tot Fobruary sollors, and Wa for beach. Heportain tho afternoon that 4:0cw) bu had wea token for exportat New York rondored the Tacegtiitmatan advance to Ou}o for Fobrunry and Tie Starch, ot which points thoy vlosod. Tovislons wore a dlmo lower to-da: stout Soom from formor rites, abs Hal Sawregating 50 cara, ers are soliciting bids for flour, and woul vor bri tusa than lust wook’s prices, pia sti ‘40 the Weatern Assoctated Preas, rhe as Jan. 18—-FLOUE—Quict and un- GuatN—Wheit weak; opened Ho lowor, closed bey No.1 Mitwaukeo bard, nominaly No. t, hominal} Tier Hoi January, vie; Fobruary, t}(a; March, me No. 3 Aiiiwaubeo, S40} No, 4, To; rojectod Kh tele , Corn nominal and unchanged; No, %, ito. in fair demand; No. 2, SiMe. Mya trimer; No, t, tuary, Novin— Sariay unalor; 3 apriny o, NOV istUNw~ Sioa pork, 41 25 rAHrinuy atcauyy Kolb cash auld Jan Wury) GOB) Taos GS-00 15, Ponitigioas tour, 16,000 briss wheat, 83,000 bu; oats, usd HENTS—Whoat, 34,000 bus corn, 12,000 bu; onta, oes fur exe nd live hogs ‘The recelpta wore PINLADELVHTA, , MA, Pi Jan, —LOV—Dull Woate sy extra, .5G4.00; Minnexote oxtrus, 5.00000; iy ees GGL; Kouthern Mitnols fanoy, fal Minnosute patent process, $7257.85; Ohio Gre WTS. Myo Hour quict at 6.75G5.00, Ko.t reg, Wheat duly undgridod rod on track, $1.11 HAst_ aay ClOTMON ML1dy No.2 red, January, 1.15 bid, TY bin pas Rebruary, $1.04 bid, $1.10) ( oaked) March, . W183 sakuds April, 1.186 bid, $1.19( askud, k, ry Si) OREN ET de, dias tala ca Haus, “smoke foeeee | PuLanetey 11, 6g 1° easikos ring ‘stew, Bs in Sine yracos; Het Deail aunty {Bons iactad {pater WwsUEVe, OXtru, i Biadias held lots, 750; IM@150, bison cat . BALTIMORE, Mu., Jan, 8—FLOUR—Quieb and un- aiX—Whoat—Wostorn lowyr, closing firmer: No. {Weatorn winter red, P Tobe spas and January, #14 @LUMi SMUATY, FLICKGLUDGS Maro, #113)¢01 ig) ‘apa, Barrimony, thanged, Til = CHICAGO TRIBUN SLDSgat.193, Corn—Weate; n Wont Nx ATy ‘nia stondyy Bi bgoe Baht I March, 51}c nal bie mecinot! toa ate Marien white, auatiey du mixod, shade. Iya quiut, Unehany red. Rien, without, chongo. ‘Unchanged, mh hy AHO Nmad, 293830, i mine, vt firms Hio carsoos, ordinary to ath eee oN got 1A Flour, gu)" pt NEW ORLEANS, Naw ONDRANK, Jan, 18,~-F1L.0un—Htoady; supartne, FABIGT, Ts XN, H.25 1.00; XXX, H,7KA5.00; lah grades, Waa, ‘ GUAIN-Corn in goud demand; GIastc, Cate steady at ite, COUN-MEAT—Quiot but firny held at 8.25. MAY—Quiots prime, €2.0); chotea, #70), PROvistoNS—Vurk frmory old, M1IV0ALLO; now, NS Lard In fale domuand; tleres, V¢@0ect hoz, Hftale, Hulk mente stronger; shoulders, loose, M90 packed & UG5.1Gs clens, {er clonr rib, Te, Bacon Arner no shoulders on havid: quoted nt Ges clone rib, Aifer clear, 84a, Hams—Sugne-cured, stondy; cun- ‘vasnind, Gato Witisk ¥—QUuiet Lut stondy: Westorn roctliiod, #1.10 at. * GROCKRIRE—Coffeo stondy; Ito -caraoes, ordinary toprine, N@UMe. Sugar in fair doninnds common to. fogood ‘common, Metter tai to fully fale, Gaiaces FING Lo choter, figy for yellow clurited, H4e7EC. Molnanca Irregular? Consens y cuntr ital, sob Moy fain, Radler prime ta choleu, titsre, a and feity Loulalans, ordinnry to chuled, 43(a040, BRaN—Dull and lowers Tdsgats, 8T. LOUIS. Br. Lovta, Jan, 18—FLOUR=Itasler, bul not lower, GUAIN—Whoat lowort No. 2 rout, $1.00%4 east, #0154 ALO Janunrys SLOGLOKG Vebruneyt AIEEE March} $1.UNG@1.00% Aprltt 21.06)421.00% May! No. do, Ket No. 4ito, fe Did. Corn lowors 9Ge ensh E68 Bake January: Bewo Fobruacys VH4ce0a Murchy 40 @iNFG0 April; AHaNIK May. Onta highors Miao cushy 84@N40 Junnary: B40 Kobenarys Se March. Kye tien) at Bij. arloy quints chulco to fancy, Bou eA N—Btendy at di{c, Hirai Gulobe dale, 1na2s0, EatB<Sieny at io, W ithe hfe 041.10, Dry anit motte sonar aes ases Gene Ge Maret Bacar firme toavgee), eos s hard Heat Sa askody &t0 bi HAS eAtTa Flour, S000 Urtas wheat, 11.000 but corn, HHENTH Flour; beisy when: 5 1,00 bus onte, 3,00) ryo, 2,000 bu; barluy, nono. 25 enshy $13.95 March. 5 CINCINNATI. CINCINNATH. O.. Jan, 19.~-CotroN—Quiet at to. FLovn—Quiot nnd unchanged: GRAIN—Whoat quiet, but steady} No.2 rad, $1.05, Corn stendys No. 2 mixed, 4c, Onta quivts No. 2 pilxed, ic. Iya stoadys Nu, 2, t8e. Harloy quiet; No. full, Provistoxs—Pork dat 00, Phe fuse} tut dail and nominal; 14,00 donc Hulk meats quiet ond unchagyed. Higgon jirmots oloar tb, ia4ar lent, Bee. WUIkKY—In fair dontands e110, BUTTER—Quiot and unohanged. , TOLEDO. TOLEDO, ©. Jan. 1—GitaAIn—Whont wonk; amber, Michigan, $1.01; No.2 rod Wabash, spot. @ii: Fob- runry, fLU(; April, FOS; Muy, €1.10; refectdl, We. Corn dull; hinh mixed, sey No. 2 a0f{o; rosect+ ed, 4040 Onts dull; No, 23630, CLOVER BREN—No, 3 Mammoth, $4.90; primo, $455) 0. VosED-Whoat duily No, Fred, February, $1,011 3 Kycctiry—Wheat, 21,000 bus corn, 17,00) bur outs, a (Quiviente—Whoat, 40,000 but corm, 2400) bu; oats, BUTTER AND CIEESE, Bvectul Dispatch to The Chicago tribune. ELGIN, Ml, Doo. 18~Tho sates on tho Eluln Board Of 'Tradu to-day woro double the sales of lust week, und nt much bettor tguros, Cheeso showed a de- cidad advanco, thu lowost pricos being sfc, white tha ruling price of Inst wook wun &e. ‘I'wo sales word mado nt ite, Hutter sold for ie. Nw total sales on. the Donrd wore 23372 Ibs butter nt dese, and 2700 boxes cheese at 84%G10e. Sales, irregular, of U,687 tbs buttor and t,i6q boxes cheese, ‘hare isan incrensod demund at these tigures. PEORIA. Pronta, It, Jan. 18.-Giaty—Corn quiet and easy; now high-mixed, WHERE: now mixed, MLK Onts atenly; No. 2 white, WYawHia. HMraiwinrs-#11t, Itkcetyrs—Whont, 1.800 bu; corn, 44,075 bus oats, ROSTON. Toston, Jan. 14,—FLOun~Bteady and unchanged, GuAIN—Corn fem and unchanged. Oats firms and unchanged. Myo nowinalty unchanged, HoTTEN—Nomlually unchanged, 1Ga4—Wastorn, frosh, Bato. IecRts~-Flour, Is 4.000 sacks; corn, 78,000 buy whont, 17,0) buy vata, 12000 bu. SUIPMENTS~Corn, GUN bu, KANSAS CIry, Special Dispatch to The Chieago Tribune. KANSAB CITY, Mo. Jan, 18.—Gitain—Tho rice Cure rent roports: Whent—Itecelpis, U4 bu: shipments, 1,075 bus lower; No. % cash, Ble; Fobruary slicer zr cash, Se; February Set No, 2 cosh, We. | Con Hocalpte, Sie ony shipmunts, Wud; ‘tower; No. cust, Ugo; Fubrunry, 940. ——— TROT. D DeEThOIT, Mich. Jan, 18.—FLoun—Unchanged. GUAIN—Whont Inactivos No.2 white, §.0i(; Jan- unary, $1.00; Fobrunry, €1.d; Muroh, fh April, L.U34s Muy, $1.00; No.2 rod, §1.05f Didt Nu, 2 white, Siggy "rece pe Tifio'bu; euinutontas nae bus BUFFALO, BUrra.o, Jan. 18—GUAIN—Nogloctod and noml- nut. Corn quivts car-lots now selling attieiée, a0- cording to quallty, on track. Onts nominal nt 40o on track. iyo lnaotlve. Hurley without busltioss, OSWEGO, OBWEGO, Jon, 18—GRAIN—Wheat stondy, nominally unchanged; Wostern wixod, S50. Corn WooL, PHILADELETIA, Jan, 1.--W ooL—Qulat butatendys Odio, Vonnsylvania, and West Vireinin double oxtra and above, 7@ 840 oxirn, s7@480; madiium, 4KB610; conrso, Ud4{er New York, Michigan, Indiana, und Weatorn tino, 034 tor medium, 44800} conran, Eto; fashodcombing and aolaina, d@ta; unwashed, Hobtos, Yan, 1K—Woot—tn fale demand; Outo and t Ponnsylvania, 7@52c; Michigan, + combing and dolalne, Casto; inwieited woah, thewo) pullod. Ho. NY Goons, New York, Jan. 18.—Husinoss tmproves stoadlty, and thoroisa yery cheerful feollng in trade; cotton gouds In modornte demand and steady; Utica shuot- Ihgeand shistings advanced by asontey prints wore nulivo, and alughamis in brisk Foqtoaty Woulen gous quictund study; foretyn gods dull. PETROLEUM. CLEVELAND, O., Jan. J8—PeErROLEUM — Firny Blandard whito, 110 test, 16, Perrrenyita, don, 1&—PeTROLEU—Dully _erudo, ‘United curiificuton, ptuady at {fcr rotined, EXc, Philadelphia dolivery, 5 corron, *NEWORLEANA, Jan, 18.~CoTroN—Easyt middling, 1yge1 low nitddling, 1OSfo; Hon ordinary, es not Ipta, DAI bulosy arose, 50h exports Font HRSA UE mse TURVENTINE. WIN NOTON, Jon, 18—SUERITS OF TURPENTINE— Btoady atdic, ——— A NEEDED REFORM, Proposed Safeguard Agulnat Murshals Like Fitzalmnrons, i Wasiinaron, Jan, 16,—I1t iy not improbable that 8 rocommendation will bo mado from somo Huthoritativo quarter that tho feo system of puymont for the services of Unitad Stutos Mar- Shula and District-Attornoys be abollsted, and the salury plan, aa with other oiticiula of tha Governmont, be substituted. While the great majority of Federal Marshals and Attornoys nro men of bonorablo roputation, it is imposaibio that among so many Mere should not oceaston- ally bo found some who, for tho purpose of ox- torting fces, wilt proceed to unjust and op- ais longths uguinst thoso who fall into helrvlutehea, The record of Marshal Fitzstue mous {4 4 cuso in pulnt, but nut the only one, Not Jong inca a naturalized Americun of Moxleay origin, who tnd boun carryine one lite Ho buslicss somowbere fn ‘Texus, Cound himself, by reason of hfe frugality, tho possessor of fortuna amounting to s7u0, A nelghboring rer tall quer nud eigur denlor, who had been tees fortunate, proposed to tha Mexican to unite the two establishuients and theroby tucrenso his tn: coma, ‘Tho Btoxicun, pusonting invoatext bis sayings in the stock and good-will of bid nolghe bor, and took ad 8 portion of his purchusa the unexpired Ileenae of tha latter, When the your voyered uF the Heongo hud oxplred, tha ‘now ownor of the vatablighinent weut to the ovenuo Olice ta ronew hia Heanse, and there ienrnod that tho original Move was not transferrable, although the feo hid been puld tn full for tha extublishuiont, ‘Tho dtoxlean hud been gultty of 4 technient violadon ot the Hovenue law, Ho paid his fve for the engulng year, umount. dng to $4), and thougbt no sore of the mutter, Scon afturward ho was indloted by the procure. ment ot the United States Marshal aud tho Bide triot Attorney fur breuch of the Revenue ju ie ond, being a simple fellow, be becume alurined, sold out hls busliess hurrledly uta rout sucrt. fico, and vscuped with his fumily to Colorado, ‘Thy utinost extent of ble peuulty waa one-halt his Hcennc-fov, Bib; but tho Mursuul, Intent upon securlug his tuo, tracked bliin ta Colorado, several bundred miles distant, ut an expense of nearly $000, arrested Lim and carried hla away ta Toxas, wherg Lo wus thrown Jute prison, leav- ing a belptesa Cuiily ta shift for thomselyes, When tho story cumé ta tho notice of Cumnis- stoner Raum py direotad a stay at rocaed ins J and Bautonoed hia opinion tu vigorous terms o! the uctlou of tho olllviuts, POSTAL TELEGRAPH. Report of a Special Committee of tho National Board of Trade, Success of the Eugllsh System—Enormans Stock Watering and Profits of the American Monapoly, A Onreful and Comprehonsive Stato- ment of Facts and Figures. NATIONAL BOARD OF TRADE, To Xhe Nattonal Bodrd of rade: Wn 1s) tho Knullgh telearaphs were tnken by tho Gaverne mont,‘at ny appralsed value, and added to the postal a of the country, The theory upon which thia fotion was based was, that the trans- uilsdion of Intelligence .was a Governmental function; that tho telegraph was coming Into general use for that purpose; that under Gov- erninont control, jn connection with tho postal systom, Its benefita could be extended to many small! plices whoro it would not pay private corporations to extend thelr lines, and thnt its usefulness to the genoral public would be In- creased thoreby. For ten years it hns been operated tn accordance with tho saine principle which hus. controlled tho rest of tho postal servicc—viz.? the largest measure of tecomino- dation and usefulness to tho public, ratter than. immediate peeuntury returns, and the results, ad given in tho last oftlclat reports, are ns fol- lows: Nuinber of offices tn 1869, Nuuiber of offices in 1840, Number of inessuges sc Numbor of messawes § sh ++ 0,000,000 fie 20,017,187 During this time the Department has pald operating expenses, and waurplus, amounthig in ten yoars last pnst to about two millions sterling, or tet millions of dollars, which hns gone towatds paying the interest on the bondy iasucd by the Government for buying the plant, ‘The plant has, howovor, beon lurgely liereaved, ond the increase pal foroutof earnings. But for this large increnso in plant, it ls probable that the systom would haye more than pald ul the interest churges on bonds issued for tho pure chase of the telegeaplis. Tho increase in plant is illustrated by ny ‘allowing statistics; Mites of Ine in Miles of Hino fi 1880, Miles uf wire tn 1600, Miles of wire it 1580, Miles of submarino SA) Miles of submarino enbles {11 1880. Instruments In use tn 186i, Instruments in use it 1880, Yards of pneumatic tubes fn 1849 Yards of pneumatio tubes in 1890. ‘The enormous Increaso in tho ‘al ‘of the rervice to the: pubilo iy, however, the ehfat feature, When the telegraphs wero operated by private companies, rates were charge necord- ny to distanco, and were very much higher than the rates ostablished by the Government, which $3 one shilling, about 25 eenta, for twenty tcorda, bosides dite, wuldresa, und signaturo, to any purt of the Kingdom, the duing ratioof inereage In the uso of the tele egraph, itis evident that a highor rate would have yielded large returns, wnleh have inured to the public in tho shape of red ‘The public waa also bonefted by sWith anything tke ed charges, he traustils- Bion of news, tho nuniber of pupers served with telegraphic advice 1589, to GIS, 111 1580 lurgely ineronse sorviee was largely eB pelng increased fram 17, In ; tho nmount of news being d, while tho chnrge for this adocrensod, ‘Tho private companics, provlously to the nequtrement of tho Nnes by, Government, gent ont about words of nows daily, when Parliamont was in session, eossion, and 2) and Under “tho Government, news per diom nro sent wher 000 at othor tine a re 4,000 othor words Parliament is Int Inthe United tines, of States, our telegraph service, like that of opor- allng railways, has been deiegnted to corporate organizations, und in the absenva of proper supervision and control serious abtises hive bli amy bo said erepk in, and tho publts had been taxed much er tor tho tse of these Inventions (whiclr it bave Leeamo ueccssiticn of com: moree) thin ts necessary to yield a Hberal return on the enpital uetuall uy Metis is ilivatratell by tho folio tor of telegraph latory: In Je55 the Wostern dtnl of §385,700, nearly, Investod. oct wing brief chap- Union Company bad a cap- Vight yeurs later tho expanded to $22,000,000 issaed 1 tho purchase of vompeting line $18,000,008 wns Isstiod in stock dividends, stock had 3 of which $3it7,0u was awhtlle Whit actual value this enormous dilution may be supposed tu haye represented can be Judge of front tho fnut that tho stock wis not thon worth 25 cents on tho dol- Jur. This, howover, wns” tho __ firat attompt to sprout out ath Increased paper eap- ital, which should hereafter afford a plausibic rolext for imposing on i hie taritf ot char eliso of the purpose $7,216,000 of Thopublignn appressive next step was the pure ited States Company, atock wash for watch usniod, it amount alleged fo bo tive times tho true value of tho property. Next caine tho absorption of the American Tolegraph Company. of this Company was almost as much intiuted as thut of tho Western Union, amt ninounted to 8U,855,1003 and yot $11,865,100 of Western Union Slock'wus tssued to vocuro possession of tut line, ‘This brought tho stock of this Cornany upto about S410 ceeded 84, Froviousis: 1,00, While the bondes ‘to. tho death of Presidont Orton, It was belleved’ that tho policy of this Company Tho stock debt ex- was to uso n portion of its surplus earnings to purchase and retire its enormously watered stock, instead of using it as. nn exunso for mntn- talning bigh rates; but, on tho death of Progi- dent Orton, 1 new polley was insugurated by tho Vanderbilt, interest, which has been doni- {nant in the Compan: umount of about ¥£6,0 treasury nt that time, wan stockbotders 11 addition to the usual divi ‘Tho annual report ly for 1880 atates us follows: aiid i 1879 etock to the 000, whieh was in the presented to the nds, ‘of the Westorn Union Com “Tho caniul Rock of this Company: Is SH07i410, of which thera is In tho trousury belonging to $58,805.50, leaving the amount outstanding ‘on tho g0th of Juno, O10," Phe pan: TRO, tho Comes i 8, bonded debt at tho oloso of the Fear was €0,00, “Tn addition to this onormous amount,on which tho public Is oxpected ta pay dividends, this Company han practically absorbed the Atlantic & Puvitle Com; wards of 615, ern Union ben pd autumatod, & na with u nominal capital of up- , regarding which tho We npuby's report of 187i Anys: nding arrangemouts are cainmon interest will govern tha ully cons Inann penance at both companies, and it ib exe poste thatall the substantial aetual consolidation wiil neerue, pbeneits of an ‘Thus anothor Mlustration fs furnished that in such enterprises competition nlways ons {1 combination, and the pubile gre ultinatcly obliged to pny for the construction of duplicate dines which aro uot needed, and are only con- structed for the purpose of forcing n “divide” of tho snormous suing charged the publis for a public sorvive which 18 4 natural adjunct of tho postalservico, Anathor movoment in this direction is even now in progress; the *Awerjcan Union Come pany," controlied by Mr. Goutd, 1s coustruoting Hayatom of Ines —ir rathor fs bullding through thengency of a construction coin: Credit Mobiller,” a By to thut of tho pany, walaous ent Nunes —which will doubticss, in due course, be taken in as all ity predecessors have beon, The in the uso of tho tolegraph is rense tow! Western Union Company for 1800, Statoment ehowiuy tho willeuge of lines aud wires, number of olticos, nnd Western Union Compan: June dv, 19), to Juno a0, TRAD; sieply wonderful, and is tilustrated by the fol- fe tuble, from the anounl report of the tratlic of tho for cach year, from BpSseMP APSE Resale. eGeaabagnesssal is yumemaENt sane | Sok CRtnaauneceoeeul SE BUBB BARE EZ Py FE 35 ‘a ico 4 ae . Eater SIG SILL cor joce'st6"s Faroe eta ai 1Ss'S bey ae rplus, July 3, ie revenues, Ei 1879. expenses, itd, and how they were # tuo ldt your? argabown by tho follow a9 Fs aud proiits of tha your Ghilinie Juuso D, TH (aCLor Fosurving: clont 10 Inde! a cl of thy Atiantio& Pacitia Aeloaraph Company une der oxiutin wore as follows; Revenues nevruing Company... Exponws chars Company, Not prot ayrecments), tothis 11,708,004 + 8,601,455" Hivd, for 400 AY 5,110,099 S501 WEDNESDAY, JANUARY BSurptus of net rovenuo for tho year, over dividends, Interest, and sinking funds appropriations, wea $1,097,816 For new property there was appropriated? For construction of new {nes and erection of addi- COMAL WIPO. ceo esee serene cs S112 G84 For purchase of sundry te exriph stocks, real estate, ota, Surplus, July ty 1880, ..600008 . $1,707,000 AU 85,019,109 It wil bo noticed that largo nmounta ure tes voted to constructing now Mnes, pureliiso of patents, ¢ and elsewhere it is noted, inthe fnme report, thit “the addition of 413 new ollices, With the castof fitting up and equipping: ther with Instrutnenta, wie chirged to eurrent exponses "; under tho English system these Int pe rmients would bo the property of the puble le; Duton the system which we follow, they slaply become the property of a curporntioti, Gud tidus time will be nade tho pretext for Naother stock Inflation, and this latter will bo forward us itn excuse for high churges for hie service, ‘The finprovements whieh ‘e been made In tolexrip! i Are VOry Breit, and of thompelves, $f owned by the pibtle, Would result In much lower rates for this service, The prineiply of our Patent Jaw is that atvor an inventor tus boen rewarded by on exclusive grantfor a term of yoars, the benefits of un patonts, fuveation — belong tho public; put when rent corporations acquire” and wmonopalize — inventiond, {t rests entirely: Upon their discretion what share of the benelits shall teerue to the public. Ags an filustration how mutch more carefully tho public interest {5 now wuarded in Great Britain then in this country, the Government reserves to Itself the right to use tho telephone as a means of trans- miltting Intelllzence, thus Eeouring to the publie tho use of this now invention nt tho lowest pructlen! east. ‘Tho degree to which the gront powers of steam and electricity bave been allowed to pagy into corporate banda, which employ them as a means to tax the public unduly for thelr use, is at this thne forcing itself upon the uttention of our: stutesnen, and thore i a widespread foeling that tho pubtte welfare demands that the power aud privileges of corpomte xrints shail be Hunted in the tuture. It fe this feeling, In con- nection with the erent dovelopinent In the use of the telegraph before alluded to, aud the low cost at whlch tha Hritish public Is furnished with telegraphie service, that makes your Com- nittee fuvor tho iden of following the example of the English nation In adopt ectric cuine inuicrtion usa part of our postal system. The apposition thoreto, if any there be, will chielly come fram those who hesitate to add ta the quitronage In the handset tho Government, und from those who at, preacut onjoy the free Use of tho telegraph at the exponse of the res of tho community, Asregards the latter, it muy be suid that if It is right that “any cltss should enjoy this Labial gt it maybe provided for by, law, and ag regards the foriner objection, Its fine portanee ty belfeved by your Committes to bo xreatly mngnitied, and, carried to a togicut cone clusion, tt would relegate our present Post-Oillce system back to private bands; at tho wurat it guines tua cholco of ovis, ‘The United Stntes Senuto Comimitteo on Transportation loute: composed of elyht of our nblest Senutora, stated in tholr report: regarding railroad corporations as follows: With tho rapid and Inovlinblo progress of combina- ten und consolation, these eloseal organizations fre dally becoming stronker aid more iuiperioun Tho day ts novaistant, If it isnot alrendy arrived. when it wilt bo the duty of the statesman to Inqiize Mother thorg ts, lens danger In loaving thy prupert (untrint Inturosts Of the people. tins wholly Yorn fuw men, who reownlze no, rospansi- y but to thelr ‘stockholders nnd 10 principio Of nN vut AGreONAL Rt to Agxrandizemunt, an in aiding sotmowtat nS. ninont directs rexpusalbte to the p aut entiroly under thelr controleReport of the Unt States Comittee on Transportation Routes, pave 1% ‘Tho Anno prinelples apply tv tho subject under conalderation, . Another objection to the byicts telegraph may come from citizens who feol that tho telegraphs should net be purchased on thoir present in- flated basis; hut In answer to this we would state that, whenever taken, It shoul! bo at the full “ppraised value of tho property; tho fret that the public has permitted tho present owners. to groutly enhances tho value of their property at piblle expense cannot milltate against theirrocetying Its present value. The English telegraphs, whea purchased by tho Government, wero a8 muh inflated as or own at the present tin q on yenta we Nh" thom yielding a revenue auficleat to pay annual interest charges upon tho entire amount of bonds tesned for thelr purchase, and giving the publle a far cheaper service, nud a property raplaly jnorcasing in vatuo through the public Mitronnge, It ts Rafe to say that each year tho Atmertein poblic waits, tho higher will be the tho price it will have to pay for acquiring olve- trie communication, 14 its uso is conatantly in> creasing, wnd especially would this be true under alow and uniform charge, or systom of charges, under Government. ovilorsiiip: What MAY HOW seers an oxertitant prive Will Lon yours hones seem very low. In conclusion, your Committee call attention to the following, Trom the report of Postmuster- General Maynard, submitted othe present Con- ress: During my visit to tho Hritish P¢st-OMice T oxam- inci with wueh Interest the azater of tulegraphy for sovoral yours past connected ‘withthe postal servica This mothod OF corrospanience ix thouxht to hue inado nxrent advunen since it was chameed from tho MaNAgoMENt of privaty ourporutiars, rosponrible to Hobdy, bardly to public opinion, nnd placed undor tho coniral of tho Govornutent. ‘rho busters hus Incronsed many fold, tho cost of mending. niessazen Mut boon Incxoly reduced, und to Kervice Is per~ formed th loculitien It woul nover bava renched une der tho pocuntary attinulus of private enterprise. At the eutne time tt ylolds a margin of proiit 10 the Hayal Vronsury. Init ot ime for ts to ronow thd 0 whothor it 1s wise to leave this Important instrument of correspondence In charge of edrparations, wi primary ol oct Is gain to tho mannyors and stockhuld= Ure, suid tho convonionce of the, public secondary only all of which fs respectfully submitted, in cons nection with tho following resdlution which we recommend to this Board for ndoptions Ieaoleed, What the rosulta of thé operation of tho telouraph in Groat Hritain, as 9 part of tho postal sysiom of tho country, ura much us to commend tha tuloption of n similar ayvtein to tho pouplo uf the 01 United stat ¥, B. Tounnet, of Now York: Hictann D, Fisunn, of Bultimoro; OniyEn Hoyt, of Now York; W. 8S. Crosny, of Chicago; Janes BUCHANAN, of Tranton, «Wasninatox, Dec. 10, 1880, Tho forexolng report was ueceptad, and the resolution recommended for adoption waa passed by moro than a two-thirds vote, Altust: Hastutos «A. Hiny, Becrotary. Boston, Dec. 80, 1880, DAVENPORT, TA. Spectat Diapateh to The Chicago Tribune. DAveNrouT, Ja., Jan. 18.—Tho Bonrd of Trado mot this afternoon for the spcoint purpoay of considering the question of cheapor telegraph tolls, ‘Thy tollowing reaulutions were pussod: Resolval, Thut thie Bourd views with ular the consolidation of the telograph compunics, threat ontng as it docs an: increnso of the presont ox- horbitnnt rates, and forcing the public ta pay Inrgo dividends on $0,000,0W of stock, the actual valuo of which does not oxcced $15,000,000, and 1uis enormous tax lovied by a few wealthy ine dividuals, Resolved, That our Sonators and Representa- tives tn Congress bo requested, ut tho carilest inoment possibio, to introiuey and urge tho prs- sige of a postal telegraph bill, thoreby conter- ring upon our peopln euch privileges of cheap telograpby ua ara enjoyed by Great Beitaln and other European countrica, CEDAR RAPIDS, TA. Spectat Dispatch to The Chicayo ‘Ivtbune, Cepan Ravips, Jay Jan. 18,—Huslness mon #onorally strongly condemn the proposed tele- graphio combloation, Tha Hoard of Trade pusaed resolutions and will present a largely: algned potition to the Bcnutors and Heprosenta- tives, asking them to work fo tho end of seour- ing postal telegraphy, ee AN INDELICATE POSITION. To the Editor of The Chicayo Tribune, Circagy, Jan, 18.—It is understood by mem- bers of the Legisluturo, wo presuimo, that 0. 8. Cook, who hag been appolntod Chulrmun of tha Houso Committee on Education ts (or was whon bo wus clected) tho ugent for Seribner’a suboat. books in this clty. His oflleial position will prob- ably not onubly Mr, Cook to do much for 0 firin bu reprosonte, 18 siptabbra ti ie Bart ea nts of bills alleoting the sulo of tekdaatants tat pane i intrudes by him. {ut thore Is an {udellowoy, not tasay wu iinpropricty, in bla seeking a1 cunt ye a0 appolutinent in which bis pitta itlon, i tabs A ypestinn Ae caployure: He private IntareesONGFOLY, ——— Nalllng a Bois beatles Pars z the Loutavitte CourtersJournat (Dem), Pa dinage tae wo have bulldozed, intinidite ed, or frightened our mon 1s Utterly untrie. Nor Ja tt seccasary to rely on our word for thin it tea fact of common knowledge hore with both Hepubilcang und Domocrats hat at toast 40 por cont of our men vote the Dawnerntio tokot, and did go nt tho laut vleotion; that men promivont in our employ for years have bewn life-long und urdent Demucrats, mumbera of Domyeratio elube ag of rat at cae isuea among thon throg of the mi I. Glula Of ole ues, oho UF {koja a stockholder ut the Company. Nota ign fn our employ wis ever discharged fur political rensuns, uv threat god with digobnrge oF with 1oaa of fayor of juny ind or dewrco on thisuccount, We have oxore elsed the Inallonublo right ul overy freomun to vote avcording to the dictates of our consctouce, and, whilo wohava uot hesitutod to oxpress our ‘lows On thuse subjects to our lapn ay to othord, vu buve nover infringed on this prerogutive with otbors, It ig tay observation that the uv. ohuuie te po man's hickey or slave, He reuds, - thinks, aud ucts for himself, und 2 do those in our factory the Justice tu belioye that there ty novouy uunong tho number but would sesout { and ind tho mai bin . er ato danger of overpopulation, und that the pro- duotion of food increases so rapidly tbat thore of provisions, 19, 1881—TWELVE PAGES, any attempt nt blacoercion at unce and with in- dignation. Vruly yours, CLEM. BTUDRIARER, Prealdent Studelnker Bros. Mf'y. Co. _ CENSUS COMPARISONS. The General Wealt—Statemout of the Population of the United States and ‘Verritories, From the New York Tedlgane Almanae Jor Hx), it), 1 1K, Alabama 3 Arkansas, Cullfornin,., Colorada, Connection! Delaware. Florid: = ia aH NAT Ah loser 1,191.02) y fone 43h, North Carolin Ohlo. The tending Metentt: Heoat alee: Liver. It Iny 2-00 that Uidnoys or iar ara kent en nr ensued hy Meck tt theratore. the Kidnege wnd. " hewitt, ‘ $0 perfect in sill Be the Fanntt. i fi retinor and for Rhode Istand, yew mgt C nennt wichnue helpe abIG South Carolin ‘Tennessee te find relivf. ‘The di varner's Hate Kidnoy und Liver Caro niarks a new era inthe trestmant of thease tronbles, Mado fratn ¢eimple tropical lent of Tare vralua it contain fast tte giemonta nucessrry to ah and invicornte both cf these wrcatorgansund Iy restore and keep themin order, It isn NT a Gh2 Ks on ae Total Stateas....40,3000005 59,165,005 c iver, and Uringey Organs. THE TERUTORIES, hoys, Live Nisan excellent nnd sate renieds for fomalos dur- {ng Preaunn 7a, {oii control Atanstruntion, and it Ssinvalnable for Leaeorrhera or filing of tne Womb. Asi Isood Poriter it Is unequiled, for iteures the urgane that SAKE the blood, READ.THE RECORD. {Tt aaved my lifo.-15. P. Lakely. Solma, An. “Ils the remedy that wiil cura the many discason Pecultar to wamen."—Mather'a Magazine. “Tt han parsed severs teats und won tidorsements from somo uf the highest modieal talent In the coun- try.” aw York Wor “No romeny Leromfure discovored can be heli) for one momant {n eatiparison with I."—Hoy. C. A. fare vey, 1 12, Waantng! He ee This Remogy. which has done auch wonders ts put up dn thn LARGEST HSTZEO MOTTE of nay eudale gine upon thi et, and is nol by druggists and ali BAH esseas Washington, Wyoming... . Total Trrit’ries 25h | se bOs Total Uuit'd States.(0,152,551 98,059,071 81,4 ————_$—_— Prosperous France. Parteian, Diahetns inquire It isn fact, proved by tho irrefutable testimo- S CURE. Ibis a done toslecp'oitia thd oF anions netone tage 7 inning forever. Itts tho rule in Harope for nae HL HL WARNER & C0., Rochester, W. Y. tlons tohave tholr fiances in deticlt. In France, up to Dec. 1h, the excess ubove tha estimated proceeds of tho direct and indirect taxes for eleven months and a half of tho yeur amounted to 16.27, 000 francs. ‘This is a phenome: with out precodant, and shows tho ascunding course of the public tortune and its contidence In the Kepubliu. When tho taxes are rendily paid into the coffersof tho State, and when tho indireet taxes produce abundant resources, It lew proof that the nation bas money and that misery (a dle ininishing. As regurds this latter point, Mr. Pat Leroy-Buaulicn bas reeontly publiened an im- portant work tending to show that the sociil question uf which we hear so inch fs resolving: Atsell of its own ndcord. ‘According to. Mt. Lovoy-Beaulten, provided the economte phendmonon now ln course of dee velopment be not arrested by mutertal or legis lative Interference, wo still urrive It Uo at the gradual extinction of pauperisni, Ww word, during tho last titty years thors | taken place In the general disteibution af wi in Europe such an evolution that becominy less rich and the poor | Leroy- Heantien, who ts no nov! tong, hins demonstrated thls conse faete and ft UR, ished a number of pre! much parade by Malthus, Tierwot, Athan Siaith, and other cconomista, notably the Multhus theory that the vretuctlon of i ws less rapidly thin that of births. Mr, ta Beauliet stows that half the globe is at present lininhabited, 60 that there [4 no inanedt= EAS. Bargalns this Week You can test any of Ing table, bofure buy- our Teas, at our tiet- 3 { 48c A Fino Drinking GUNPOWDER Gond SwectJAPAN TEAL a1 A Cholce, Pure FORMOSA OOLONG 'TE, Wort TEA, 3 pounds for THA INLE"G CO... 88 STATE-ST.,} picts, 22% co, voreenns CORAN NAVIGATION, NORTH GERMAN LLOYD. New York--London--Paris. Steamera wail Every Saturday from New York for Buuthunpton aud Bremen. Vassengnrs tanked for Londen aud Paris nt stn Iau iInduifest tendency tou decline to the prices Tho thove and amore sensinie fall {tthe ratu of Interest intervenes in its iuen nd an invincible clement in the loveling of soctul classes, ag to the question of anlarics, Myr, 1 roy-enuilen snows that thoy are coutinguily, rising, while tho i Le of fortunes mid of pest rte intos of paissnua frow New York ts the luvomos dorlved from them ts daily diinin- Peutiamapl Ms Sondon, Mav nt, ‘and nomen, ftent si Cabin, £4 svconite ent . ee Tabi eels ne red adc Coed cn. Ne Y, The steerage rte by tho nlage tne, eres a Chea author; rf eee ies fksats Cioneent ta % mrk-at, Gone Acc ea ERC EN BU the Lacal Agents, Tutors. i ee ee An Andienco with Queen Bess, London (tobe, Among tho archlyes at tho Ministry of Forolgi Affairs in Paris is a curjous dectinent whieh will bo quitoan interesting to English sto Frened readers, It4aan account by Hurault de Me of the English Court in 1 Is first intervigw with Elizabeth tools place on the sth of Deceth- borin that year, and js described with graphic minuteness, One of the Court carriages eume for the Ambassador of Henry 1V., nnd cons dueted him to tho ‘Thames, whero a bont was awalting him, whieh immediately put of and deposited him at the entrance to Whitehall, Ho was then conducted ‘by the Lord Chamborlain Ubrough 0 dark eorridor—tho obscurity of which evidently mado a groat Lmprcssion on his mind —ton private apartment in which was the Queen, Her Majesty was sittiue ina low chair at Uo TOF eneral ‘Tranantiantie Company, Boween Now York and Havre, Vior ©, N.Ity footot thie ‘vravelers by this linvavold both tranatt by raliway und the discomfort of crossing tha Ch: siual) buat. «Wednesday, Jan. 1 8a nt Wednesday, Jaina) 2 nt Wednesday, Fob, % An i cluding wine)? TO FRAN iI Recundyabli, 8 Nteur- ase, ft ineluiling i hi drain a: wilt utor eos # Credit Lsuniis of Paris in amount tw uN LOUIS DE RERIAN, Agont, 6 Sowliug Groem foot DoE. | OF PASS. ‘Cabin, Hid and #12), top of the rooin alono und retired, tt a aletanes | OfUrondway, t, ¥ Narke From the crowd of lords and ladivain the tower | Wath Winnie dictions acont fo Coes? partat the chamber, Whon ho lid mado his AALLRDAD TILE-TARLE, TAT ANT DERARTORE OF TRS THAMATION OF ILEFERENOR B, ene “Sunday etoenied. » sonday ‘oxoepted 3 — 4 Chionan & Northwestern Mallway, for Mapa. Time-Carts, Sten tar ai Apply nt Cinrk-at, Sina Pein ther ohlco, atmar Houky, 7) Canalst, ona the depo pete Radel ain it Leds alba N da he ePacifio Frat tine... avioux City & Yankton, uUiuaha Nicht Exprost aves Moines Niaht tap aes Moines uy Exprens,, oxloux City & Yankton Haputa express it, Rockford & akteeport, Kockford Pamir Uk tord es Lak re B Ly jo tennis es < tiene “a—Depat carnor of Wells and L—Depot corner of Canal and Kina eae th ! i one ApDIy At BOC Brink’ Wepresn onion tent Ventral Depot, Canal’ a Houso, and 75 Canulest, Es Tenve.] Arrive. ttawa Street 4 7 PNohimska Fexpronareresearm Ex] 780 a mlb 3D ta ; je slong City Hepeasal (9.45 a mlb dite bia fiboy Rock Pniisé Bloriinie He[b Was Rate Ra Oe phowners Grace Acconmoda’n) 11:0) «nlp 1p pin heats en Tees Taul pmild 238 pia ine. " ayes 32:01 p mb 2:30 p mo bAtrora Uasxnger an pap eae iMondoin,thinwa €8t di 4235 b miu an bilteoktord & 4:35 pmleluss a nt son ES bral capain i u 6:0 p m|otlwa nt , 8:6 p mld 1:00am ; sitter) $e Bi TNO bFresport & Dubuque fi "1 Thentra Vrain=Wade bate oniyh Mite Bale aN aDaltr. bh Dally, oxe : Saturday. dais exconeMonaay © Dalz. except Chieneo, M Pan-Handle’ au. Tex Grand Facto IWwanker U8. Pant # ofebrteornen, Cu ntan ana ‘Caras Hotol andut Dover. Palmer House, Leave. | Arrive, Sillwaukeo Fuat salt, aa lee piiwaukeo & Wauk 4 ‘# Mwauxes, 6t Paul & Aint Hla EXproas traits... eer ar, ‘Monasia, aiid pus prose traine, 30 Iwaukee, AMadieon, [°j 300 1 and 07 voink and sf Ske. peeCre FH Rsatau lSa8dna £4 paacce ny & Cedar (lapis # in Ne Kirkland Pans. (ally iens ‘in Special Fast Express Sunday Passongor (Hikin) All Ainnesata trains run for St, Pant and Mitneapolls vin Milwaukno, ison and Prairie du Chita, erin Dgpat font neater and toner teen herer Onn a1 ronty-second-qt. Lacrosse & Winuna. tandulphes wolphst, Moar Clark, Grand cre) Faeitiodtotel, and Pater oh ane Teavo.) Arrive St Louls & Toxns Hixpro: 72am RC Louis ¥ ‘Tosas Fast Line. 2 ied pat Culro & Naw Usiuans Exprosi, nin Now Orieans & ba Epringdeld Expres Sia Borinettoty Signe | pa eorin, Burlington & Keo! ba cPeorla, Isurlingwn & KeaKuk, tu Pontiag “x Chutamurti express, bm Chntaworth Exnre ia Glitnan Passenger, ara Uutuque x stage ise ata Dubuduy & Sioux Cl po Longniurdar night to Gilman o: tUnbaturday wight runs Ww Veors only. Wahneh, St. Louts & Faetiie Iattrway, Dopotcurner Stowart and Aren Fs. CL wenty-tnird. BL). Archureay, Ly] ‘Tickot Uitice, hy ‘itr Rintae Be phe venuts ‘Leave. | Aprivos ae | St. Louls & Guit Fizpross, St Lous & Gulf Fust Line Kansan tity & Denvur Fast f Poorin, Hudlinton & Ke Peorta & Vekin Special Speingttetd & Hannibal {Daity oxcept sundays, ‘OTE Putman Sleeping Cars trom Chicago to SL * Louis, Knnans City, and Peoria, Parlor Day Coaches With foxolving clidiry Chicago to St. Loute, sid live Reanin Chal Rleonivg Cary Chiengy fo, Aaphibal and aT 0 y ¥ Bt Luuts or Kansas cu, "7 Coches Chleago ta Chiengo & Alton, Onion Depot. WestMldo.curnur Cansi and Yan O1 at. Hear Van Hurauest, bridge, and ‘Twenty ibird-st. Pokus Unices, at Nepate, 32 Youth fund Pacita Hotels nnd aioe Houses oo Tauve. ) Arrive) Raneas city, Denver & pacha apie ben 5} fice pa Rtophale Speingnotd 7 $b Lou furiing- ton petin ay oat) soliees by ‘Sapeine Michtran Centrnt Mattrond, ntot Lace-at. and footot Monty-socond-s Teket Gitte, uF Clura-at, southoast oa duiph. Grand Facite Hotel, und we Palmore Mouser Veverence sho advanced Aye or six paves ie fovemect him, aud. took ban bis | A REALTY ARE E hands, after he, on ‘his part, bad humbly Kissed the lower part of herd Sho Ocean Steamships, Carrying tho British and United States Malls, ew York and Liverpool, via Queenstown, to and tron the principal English, scoteh, reuch, Gorman, Malian, and Sceundinavian ‘hese steamers carry no tivo stock of any kind. FRANCIS C. HHOWN, Gon, Weatern Acent, louth Clark-#t., Chlenda, CP HMAKTS on Groat Britain, Ireland, aud tho Cantinunt for ant STATE LINE y , Lavarpuol. Duntin, Hotfaat, at a doa ont Meo ordre Cuursdage Bre Caen an dorry tron et Cabin $5) WEG Accord io "eworpinudatlvie Second Cab Vee Sreerace, cutward, 65h "lhexo steamers Cuery then, exeused 38. herself for not baving reectvet hin berore oe f alleging an fullammation of tho: righteldy of her fuce, “She nla made ime her oxcuses,” adds the Aitmssador, “for bein found in her night-dress, and beynn to reproach hor attendants, saying, * Whit will these gentle men think to see mie dresged In this gulae? Tain truly grieved tbat they should vee mo In this state?” The gown In question was a closo-tht- ting dress of white and carnation, with 1 pro- fusion uf silvor gauze. “it had open siceves lined with red taf and girt with other Httio sieeves which hung down as fur as tho round, and which sho kept tylug and unty ln rom tinetatline, She hid tho trout of tho robe or imuutle open, aul often, ns if she felt tho hent, soparated with her hangs the sides of | deithur cattle, sheen, Hur Wize ‘i the sald mantle, Sue had on Her hend a garkiad | gs proadway.¥ AUST TOS eo a of rubles and pearls, und waderneath a reat JULLN ULBUBD, Wostern Manaces thick wig of a reddish color with an infinity of | sesame MISCKELLANKOUS. SRR. KEAN, 173 South Clarkest., Chicago. ersounlly or hy mall, frog af charg, onsit FVous, UF spouts dincawes, Or. J. Koan ts uyalclin in the city why warrunia curus uF “PRIVATE 4 osrensary, (DR. LUCAS, 183 South Clarkest. Chartored by the State of Hiinota for tho “special, sclontitic, ond spoedy cure” of private, nérvaus.chron fe, and urinary dissusos, Commulustion free, Hours, a to duad6tedp, nL Sundays 1 tu 1d ao. uly rbd ate tii LACE TN “TROPIC FRUIT LAXATIVE, ‘Tropic-Fruit _ Laxative /s the Best and Most Agreeable Preparation in the World for Constipation, Biliousness, Headache, Indigestion, _Hemorrhoids, Torpid Liver, Indisposition, and all com- plaints arising from an obstructed state of the system. f gold and #ilyer curlepapers aud. fow pearls whioh Lung down over her forehead,” $$ Glvo your defective complexion tho beneft of Qlenn's Bul Suny foots witl disappear Absolutely cured without: medicinal W micdical ob mediate retle and perfect satisfaction cusrantecd. Consultation treet ute ut «nc, UT Catarrh: Youth w ae toathmunials, DIR. Hs ABA foun iS Dore Pluck, Pi state-at, Thousands are-us- ingit with the best re- sults, and esteem it highly as a safe, pleasant and effect. ive remedy. : One tages is the usual dose. for , male adults: one-half to three-fourths of ‘one for ladies end children, = tropleat aud plants, TROPIC-FRUIT LAXATIVE serves the purpose of pills and the usual purgatives (of every name and nature), and is entirely free from'the miny objections common to them, Sold by Druggists everywhre, Packed in bronzed tin boxes only, Price, 25 cents. ‘uarge boxes, 60 cents. Each box bears the private gevernment stamp, Cudemark, and autograph signature of the propricter. See ae nen ee en nanan nisuitafaias Lis, biaen ania Aled it ladithes Teuve. | Atrive. Malt (yin May Now Sore ce Gotten eine Eyeclal Now ore ex. duty) ai ccomniodattoi Bagenagsa Clieazs, Mock Tand a Macife Mattress. Denat.cogner of Van Huron and Shoriian-ata, Tota cus, rea Patio: Grund’ Vacido Hotel, and 78 Catia, comer Madiees ‘| Leave. Arrive, eee 10:0) a mn!* ¢:00 HVS pinl® 3349 ba Fu Accommodation... founele tiutie Salts Crrine anions City, Leavenworth x chivon Niuht Expruss, *Daily oxcept Sunits HIRES RIT alr excige Haruna ice Nh: et wimeoe at Pet or Michiana Nouthert ttattway dupae Vat Hurou-st. yond bru tranght cies yidorshorman Tiouse ea ieee an at oitice lor Slioriua! Cr Gbices in tho Urund Vavitiu Hotel aud Pats tose Taave \ Arriva |e Anil Cris Main fn: Special we are 3 Lightning Expross (dally).. AtlunuoN, Ys bapross daily’ Fust Bxproaa.. Chicago & Grang ‘1’ Depot, ‘Pweirth-et., neur Suite auch Clarkeat, 7 Clarkes, und Palwer Mouse, ‘Toket-UMeo im Grand Pastas\ wud, epota, Mxpoaition Hullding and foot or Trent Depots, as rarer omens ciirheat: Talmey, Touss Grand Vacinu Hotel wid Depot (ixpusion bat 4 Sen Hae Hole aa Devon Obs alts at Morning Rxpreaa, f Tila) sa U0 pi Func lenprushe fh 42a peat 83 win $Vany. "Sunday excepted Kankakes fins. Denot, foot or Lako-st und foot of ‘Twentr-sasi=4- 9 Tiekbt-oMces nt dopots and 121 Handolpheat., Grand Pualilo Hotwh sud Palmer Housy, rere Leave. | Arrive, Aree Cinctynatl, Indianapolis & Loutss| ©: le + 8:0) am/* 7:2) pa Wale ine Eeprass jaw pull) Tal so ne Pitteunre, Ft, Wayne Chtonea, Tealtw an AL Canalests, | ‘SH! bayer oor an paroy aid Canal at eth Oat, nt epost Leura y Arrive, Mall EXPOS csssaene je 8:3) gma? Trikt pm - baatcapeer nuit a ae Fust Linuccecrsssers aD pul Oi wat ; es = Fitedurg, Ciuclauntt .t At, Louts Wt, i. sieutteus at Deput and T2t Handolphest. ‘drank Otel, und Maluar House, 3 dai jeu sa Arriva, ¢ 8:0 p oo Heiect , Ballvoas (Vauville to] 7 Swolftti-ata, ‘Biate, Ticket. Omioos, 7 Dena ieata Velaidr Hous Grand Lucite Vote: 1 | Toure. j Arrive, Day Fixpress,.., 4 RES ia tWuliy excope Sunday. Vali pA STADDAML oy ALL KINDS, AVA FAIRBANKS, MORSE & CO. BF 111. & 113 Lake st., Chicuza, Docareful tobuy only tho Genulnay F ‘ r SCALES}.