Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, March 25, 1881, Page 12

CTHCAGO TRIBUNE: FRIDAY, FE) were buyers for most the offerings he mueket ruling stead: te The faltowe TI and AL full prices, U 6.10 per IW Ibs for buur to striatly choles. ing Ware noted: STEED BALES. an No. Xe Ap, Price, 54 430) 50 Lan) ST. LOcts, March 24,—CATTLR—Iecolpts, Operod fairly uctive wn ‘ste nd stow. ExpUrore', $A2iA aki; modium to tole, 10a Lis 24003 fale to good, NG Ue cown und holfern, RCL tule wo pod tf ‘oxan Stee ry alt an ‘ol He at Say mtrckores Rul # feuders, {4.1UG4.60 SA COLDER crane tidinmmentae tea; “atondy and cuebaneis Medium to Rood, BLUKEEW; cholco to fi *ousesiaw und saNe towers Yorkers and altle Tuores, Baws taixed preking, SGN, light Tutchae, ti0edOu; cates 40 funey envy, BOX Gk Hecelpits, GUO; shipments, Sad. TUPEAL gr. siipments, 140 Due became weak tee ta ehules, 810 Loves, 2,700: thers” ALEC monte a ayaity ght wrndse fue wood edpuliy tant wrudoss fr ta Fea a aanited mony at #3 wood, (20hu5ah tow oxtra att WW re Ke Ww YORK, March 24. — HEE! arrivaisinainly sold ictre vacorved —Reevipte, ehendy no'trady to FreMR OL, Drenaed beet ten At iatnge for alder. SBI Tenth, alguariurs beof, 9H) curenases mutton, cu Fone Sitese—Hecelpie, 490 heads atondy and firm feather pencling lambs, Glgarsie: enr-lond wethorss Tg ipa apiece, uke. honds none offered allres noullnnliy quoted At Bs 0qUW Dor 10) Ibs. KANSAS CITY. Siva Diepateh to The Chicago Tributes ANBAR (1 MaCATTLE The Price Hegoiun the pant weeks Ron shite Marker wittie wenkt nucive siilppers, Hatlve stockura and foodurs, Khuuwes.Wi Butive. cme: #26 s—Hlesdluts tho past wok, [zi ahipmente, 4 Nreukers etyaley 8.105. 12s Dingund mized baekliig, €4 EAST LIBERTY. ITY, Marc 4.—CATTEX—recnipte, 422 Het iirad aw yestanny prices; very ‘few n thts mn 1i0) head; Philadolphias, #0503 FH, N21, x EP—lecolpus, BU; sclling firm st yestordsy’s - GIkCHINATE, cixcrxsar +h W.—Tlods—Quict but steadyt common, 14. iets Hight und) miexing, $405.00; -Dutchers’, sudo; receipts, Ur abipments, Ow, BY TELEGRAPIN FOREIGN. Special Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune, lavenroot, March 4-11; a, m,—FLoun—No. 1, 0s 2, Ba id G PACE AV inka Wires No. i as en 10s Bo. 2, ty 3d spring, No. 19 td; white, 4 8 tyne abitp- No, 2 facts old, 6s hid, Provisions—Pork, (34. Lard, Sts ht, LIvEnroot, March 24-2: p, m.—Leol—India moss dull at®s. Lard—Pr.mo Western dull at 843 fd, Livenroot, March 24 p. m.—Lard &is Gd. Best unchanged, LovisviLim, March 2U—Eventng—Corras —Tend= ing down; GH4GHKs; gales. $04); speculation und ox- Provisio: LONDON, Marci 2t—! SPEIEM Ult—ting told, 2a2hs, _PUUPESTINE—Spirits, he, ANTWENP, March 2.—PETHOT inne following were recolved by the Chteago Bonrd ot Trades aveuroos, March 2t-—Whent gute and, stendys realletitton, 6 1004 0-2 epel do, 9 1d, Cem mcendy at. 65 ods Cue Callfornia trier, and advan winter decline Hd dec rive—Whent rathor ensior; Callformis dectined Corn dull, Dork, Gis, Laned dufl und dapresied ut, tal “Hueon Buy B.C Mls. Palrow, . ie th By, saasnbs Sinich Hy uie-Whent and corn eady. KC LANE—Cargous Of coust—Wheut— Whttea firmly held, white. fads ure very dilt fate nag tis Udy fair avers, her ouster; fulr wvurnas Sauces oil, osenor WV Heat t= aetive: fair average quailty of Amuricun epring ‘wheat for prompt shipniont, 443 td. NEW YORK. * spretat Duspateh to Tne Chteaga Tribune. New Youtx, March 24-Guatx—Wheat—Free are rivnis by the Hudson River, increasing oc.lvity in tho forwarding movement froin tho interior, advorno ree port, from the West, und —‘unfavoruble advices by cable bore decidedly against wheat, which in tho winter —_ product furthor declined 4G1¢ n bushe! ona guneraily heavy und unsettled market, closing, uy a rule, nt the loweal quotations of thutduy. At tho current fzuresa Huere al business was transacted, mostly in the home line, but to a fale oxtent for ship. quent, — though the export call, srs checked In part by tho hardening tendency of borth Treights, Spring whent was partlully noxlcetod alos No, 1 rod tn lots at sgl bid and #1.29asho. for towing tote: No. cloSing ut €1.2G do frve on boat $8 duMarcls ut $1206 ¢1.20}4.cloaing at$1.204 bids do April at #2IHGLZ, closing ut #121){; du May at FLUO closing at s.w4s do Juno at $.W4o 1.203§, closing at FL1Ug: Nu, 3 red ot Sgt: ungraded red at $.17@128, a8 to quality; ungraded spring at #1051, Corn has also given way H@le, gonerally $4Ghjc, & bu on Iiborn! offerings, and B moderate iqury, in good part for exe port. Sales mixed Wostern ungruded at Wid tmige, a8 ta quality; Now Yurk stuamor mixed at (6) We, clusing at fo asked: No, 2 white arouses steamur yolluw at Gitgehd{e: Jersey white at We; du yellow ut Sie from dock, Usts fulrly sctlye, In goud part on speculative accuunt, but ut 4 further Yon of about M@4o por bushel. Sale white Westorn ungraded nt atic, a anally: und nnrettied, ot to mixud at 4i@i5e; white Stato at 49@00; mitxed State nominal; No, 2 Chicago quoted at 44¢0, Ryo farther advanced, ns tu Viulted supply und wants ed by slippers, quoted Htrong: car-londs of Stuts wid sdernuy wont at fica@ehllgs prima MUate ne €uOH, Barley quoted heavy and unsettled on much freur of- forlngs tnd # very lrolted inquiry, Piuovisions~A further decline ocourred In how products on an unsettled and a wonurally Apiritians Tinekets” Weetden atau, tiara “ulonu ”alteacting Peet altuntios nd thle chieny are, We Mess pork for et dvlivery; Giusy at #14.0@1). Fr Oia wer and stundurd bi oy lor new du, and in the onion I iin wholly uoaiinal uperators continuing apart in thelr ry options ued dg OW tL a we and ee ay dy il ores ‘A tunis tnnrkot nuled for n, lous clour clos at $42), und aliort clus wy hd ooxes lope and stort close suld at él Western wiogas teed in modumte qreuon iut ieurin luGie for cone id tho ‘opdon tine reteh wiinaoitied, with Murch ui in Flusalu Gig, a orn 1 Apt {40 tes July uk fie i 7 aed chanwud, with salce noted at Seaans—iaw in more demand, wind ‘au with falr rotining muscuvude closing a dined in fair request at Heuer und hardening cut lung quutud ua closing at Via; ernaled aby wile aut Gut Krunubited at Ys Rian ert ‘Tal chia have stows rathe 4 more xntmatton, {i the Hu of coniruets fur acain Hien, on stiten clase of fretuhta rates favo lnrdgiedt 2 Htle, the lane reeeipis of grain and much OF wheat und’ the is atrongiben 1 uw enti Fur Liverpool tne Shgayouienta reported by wtoans aro: Powe wt fw inh Seid. moxuy through treignt and turwnrd atu and by ontpurt steamers us low ns ta bd quent nt 2 waked, Corn at gue”. cia, Iuruely through feuight and: forwurd pues ty pure by Uutpurt atonnivea us ow ao lia bd a, Newey To Tag Wester Pres EW YORK, Murch Cartas Qulets 1 (alto: ‘April, 1Weict ‘Bing. Weed fuvures dally Mureu 10.! June. Wales duly, {user AuMsy Mbiet BuNoIbOR, Novombor, Willey December, vet ‘Octwbor. Ie recolpta, 19,000 bru vuporting Sato Mad Wonton tides a eat ome quot te woud wxin a ae Miout fo ehatees ipi wutta Le Wah; uxtre Olle, db coatd} “stinnoxous wutent process, f JUmors Tecoluts, $8.00) bus uxporta, ri ad vi uprated sieht Qugraded Fed Te 2 3h, HA 2ho8 bi Nu. 1 dy, “axed winters aie med No. tos (lang Bay red, Shireh Pei eT heudio auceipe buy ur sradud. Sepia Ging ics No. 2 Withee, Motdiges Nu 4 nari Muy, bi geiey the. Ute Tee fuenibta au uu Woitéra ied aa eet Hay: rk tied Hales Mite aud uhetange, wes quiet wh fru: fi "eu Tedlintnt, Dette Mulaeaoe eho wand fulr nad murset urm,’ Iilce steady, wilt a guOd y Riraits and weak) United, Tier crude, uty mink alr di Saree giginnmnnn ne hie ana vor duit’ ana Heudy, UUs tauute dul und outa Sard wasks {uiet und wuehanged, jutut, Dut sendy; Ws L330, sT. LOUIS, Special Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune, BT, LOUtY, Mirch 24.—Thuro were 22.835 bu of com ablpped truin tere to New Urloana by rall ty-duy, und Wud vy river. ‘There were 4233 bu Uf wheat suipped Dy ruil und:3,i0 by river, Frelgby on corn, Hey Ub Wheat, Sic. To tha Western Associated Pree, Peas Louis, Mo, March 4—FLOUU~Easter; not Gusin~Wheat lower aud unsattied; No. 2 red, FLO a1,00 cnats 1.0569 LOMA LUIY Aprils $1.00 1.056 ALICE Magy ELUNGALU ALIS Jane; Oe bid the: yours No, No.4 do, fe, Corn ensior at Marcy tveietit¢e April: ‘ 5 ALA HSfedunhy. Oate Tow heen Mige Ay dye ‘irwer ob ‘ee dull nt aug FL, HH a me nich, finiey, 18a2ie, a Wiley suet at on Quite Thovintayie atk, ill at 15.0, Dry anit, ments lower at S480, Frill $M), Macun lower at $5.00, $3. Ba Lard aut at Juste bid. MRCRIOT: Wy Hrles wheat, SLO) buy corn, 81M Witt a1 + rye. none: barley, SAH Dil, Sarre taFlone, (Ladi beles wheat, 1 “and bus corn, hats AM ie Fyn bie ht artes: non WOU, Mir, March 3h—The tory bone and ‘bantes, Yiatt hero Lule morning for New Orleans Wheat for export. Tie with | tiegod ba ot bul fretght {3 8c per bu. PINLADELPHATA, PHILADELPHIA. Pa, March 21-FLorn—Qniat but firm; Minnesota extras, 5.00002 $.WAl76; winter patents, 0.1216. UHAIN—Wheat duil, weak, und lawort No, 2 red ontrack, $1.17 do olaratan, 41.1hys No.2 red, Marcly, HINGE, April, #1 1b May, 1.19 1DSGs sung, SLIM g aL SES. Ca rn st and wonky nal mites 1 Olio oxtrns, vlevator, ing filter | ates Stared, tee art nokta tiiae dune! wh ce Ont aa, a ifentta, sis Nord du So do, AN4Rb{e, jONS—Qalot and unchan, s ned. cue and trm fur fresh; ofd dull; Aea2te, aM ean, MISKY trendyat a 10. KCELPTA— Fate, 4108) anh heat, 21.000 bur corn, ope) bu oats, ting ge HUPMENTS—Whieut, S00 b1 BALTIMORE, BALTIMORE, March 4.—FLouR—Firm and without change. GUAIN—W heat—Weatern castor, closing firm; No. 2 Western red, svotand Slarch, $t.2081.2036¢ April $1204 aL May, stem 204; June, $1.194¢2194. Comn— Wentern closing frm Went iarel "aes APE Si ahisy Sng, 51s # steamion, (HC. Munters Nestota white, 8 teh fixed, Bodies er Akgdte. Ityy firmer riko —Unchan Piro igo tar und unchanged, Braetntt Quiet, Wittsky—Duil at: Furinitrs— fo Livernaol por steumor unchanged. D hrist saben, $3,018 buy curn, Bf out on iam wb Dus rye Sup: heat iSO bir curity 65,808 bus Balee—-Whoat, 352,06 bis curn, 173,00 bu. NEW ORLEANS, NeW ONLEANS, March 24—GRAin—Oats active, but lowor: IS4@aI ConN-MEA elers 12.00, Provisions—Pork caylery old, 91325: now, 16.25 Lard dull and lower; tiures, 1u9fer kex, Ue. Bulk ments lot and wenk; shaniders, loose, Pats} Dackow $l: clenr rly. tet clonr, 824. it tiem iis Conee fi nH dy HIMBLIGC, ai ieMermet [ite fully fats. niga tar to cholee, GueeTHor, Fol allow clariited, Suits counnune sadSe0 "contri tus, ie Hey prime to choice, $asiey.trusted, ‘bez cinorn but fons. hase; fermenting, Okidve, es. scarce und firing nu luna, ordinary fo chuleg, ¢4reii6c. SUEY Quiet nd uncbanzed, Western roctised, int bunt steady; Kio carzo0s, Sugar in uood demand jor prime to Molasses falry ob WHE 110, MILWAUKEE, ‘MITLWAUREE, Mareh 2.—#7.0UR—Dull and nominal, GUAIN~Wheat weak; closed rm; No. | nominuly 2 fresh, at March. %83(cr April, Wer Mav, H.01861 Jung, #1.0% Maio; No. 4 Het rejected, nominal. ¢ ‘Gata ‘Innetive: No. Zurdisge bid, Sduits Noel, sun arloy wonkert No. arity le haat cial KUVISTOSH—Luwer, Mens pork, cas Aprits ear Mas. Lenhd #1058 "cash, end April; #080 Muy. Noose ila t—F.2v2! LCRiPToc Rout, S400 brles wheat,-7,000 but oats, ENTS—Whent, 6,000 buy corn, 4,000 bu ; onts, CINCINNATI. CINctNNATH O4 March 3L—CoTros= Quist nt 10}4e. FLOUN—In fale domund, lem, and unchanged. inn, and blher: No. 2 red, Hossa Gorn em: No.2 tile, sie. Oat domand ane et tirm: No. 2 imixe Saal ., e ah: iu, a tell "Niriey in poad womands Noe 2 JUNs—-Pork dull at $15.00, Lard dail nt $1 Hulk ments gulety shoutders, $1.85; ctene rin, nen in tale gflgmuands shoulders, el a eles $A.87) Phat tanind fate and pelea bigherr $1.05 Derren—buit and unchanzed. BOSTON. Nostow, March 2—Fiort=Demand falr at fall prices; Westdrn supertino, $1.0034.25; common extras, HOLT; spring patents, 87.Uke9.25; Winter do, RAO 15, GUATN—Corn firm; mized and yellow, GiGEI¢c. as, in magardte demand, No.1 and extm whlie, white, 4i5¢c. ‘nya nominally wi 13 corn, C7000 oy Is tt tert} On it itt a i a: Wied, ToaRh ut Onin. i SHIPAE: fantloy 30 bel TOLEDO. ‘Toren, 0. March 21—GRatn—Whent cnstor; am- vor Michivan, fLW'4; No. 2 red Wabash, sput and April #0544: Soy, #10866; June, #110; July, SL Nu» rod, #106; No. 2% Dayton & Michbsun red, $1.0 Gorm caster; No.2epot Stay und Juno, 42her roluet= On iy ute i hatha CRUE Wicae euntore Noe trod, Apel, SLUTS May und ft. TO tert 4 Li Juni yee RAVTH-AWHoats SiWaw Duy corn, TR000 bur onts, BiiSIENTS—Whoat, G00 bu; corn, SIN bu; omts, 19,0) bu. PLORIA. PEOWIA, lu March 2—-GRAIN—Com quiets new hlih mixod, 42@t2¥e; now mized, are, Onte Innctivo; No. 2 white, S@0tie. Myo atendy; No. 2 #100 4G1.10, {id isiee Unchanged at Fos. Receits—Whent, Loe }» 2L00 bu; oats, 1 GaW Gut ry9, 10), tus barlo! BILESEN rN enty 448 tins corn, 40,00 bu; oats, 16,700 buy bu. SW bu; barley, GU KANSAS CITY. Spectat Dispateh to The Chicago Tribune. KANSAS CITY, Mo., March 2—-Guatn—The Price Current reports: Wheat—leceipta tha past week, yates ablymonta, 447ids wenkar: No. Jens, Si i No. denah, ter Apri, uo bids No, ruts ttecel nib she, jae wouk 2898 bu; dull; No, 2 cash, ley DETROIT. Detnorr, March 24.—FLOUN—Deelining, GNAIN-—Wheat weak; No. 1 witte, §101¢; No. 2 mihlte, £102; No.2 red nominal. IMtecelpte, 20) bu; shipments, 44,08 bu. rr shipments, ‘oat RUFFALO. Uuyraio, March 24-GuAtN-Corn nective and bottor supply; 2 cara No. 3 blah mlxed at We on track, ‘Othergraing neglected and quotadons nominally un+ changed, —— OSWEGO. O8WEGO, March 24—GuAIN~Whoat steady, Corn nouually unehiaxed. Pry: Goons, New Youn, March l—Jobbing trade ts fatrly act- fro, but business oontinuss moderate with pavkuyo houage; cotton fuuds unsetttod, und some well-known minkvs Of wide shoetings, deni, corset Jeans, and tleks slightly reduced by syontsy printa In maderate dumsnd; ylihams active; men's wear uf woulons Lets PETROLEUM, CLEVELAND, 0. March 24—-lETHOLEUM—Bteadsy Standurd white, 110 test, be. Pertanuia, March 2.—-PETROLEOM—Active, weak und lower: United cortiticutes, 75)¢u; refined, Ho, Phil- adaiphio dul Nvury. se Bi fhay Bi Pariol Eta TG oll: market! ‘Opslaan fur Bir dow TOH60% Hlosed wt figta: sulpmontas Sovat lions; cuactoray sis fortune, vee ue S COTTON. New ONLEANS, March 24.-Cotrox—Quioty mild> Ling, Mes low middling, Wer good vrdinary, Bur net Fuceipts, 12,60 bates: gruse, $2905; exports to the Cun= Titront, Oued salva, tule wivck, dead. TURD WinattNatox, Marel 2 Firm at dc, EINE, NTS OF TURPENTINE— a it van, Al ight. Detroit Free Presa, Several people wero muking purchases ina Woodward! avenuo grocery yesterday when un old man with # cane in one haud al w bundle in the othur stuod In the door und usked: af pid any’ of you drive up ere Ina sloth?” es, Lal” repiiad one, : in 8, it un old white boss?” Yes." Aud an old woman in the cutter?"* And can sho manage the boss?” ‘1 guess ale ean, “Phun it's ull right," sald tho man of the cane and bundle, *'Pho olit boss has runaway and tho old woman is hunny to the disbboard und yelllng murder! with all her might, Ine if sho can iManage him thore’s wo use of anybody wetting excited over It, Ler nig, inquire what tho price of cranberrics Is to-day ro Sad and Bomantic. A history wimost us eatl-aud romantic ns that of Homes and dullet is attiueued te Green stout, the well-known cometery at Huitinore, Sid, The ged was once owned by Jolin oe wei iby angie murchant, His only cnt, Mea UUdal att nr sa tras lund by maaatie mii whose un! Htiutitness to became her husband hy du tho fact that a personal feud existed between him and tho girt’s stern fathor. ‘They wot clune deatinely and planned an elt palit ‘the ta- ther fouud it out und yuve orders to kas serv= ‘unt te patrot the grounda by nizbt and shoot att trespus Didguleed in’ man's clothing the giel attempted tu escape, and wus sbot deud at tue gate. Grief-atrickun, ber fathor crocted a Tausoluum vpon tho spot aud decded the entire property to tho city tur a cemetery. a Banker: sersdiasitts dundelou, yellow dock uundruke, guryet Liack Cobos,’ Indian bemnp Priness plies aad the berries vf Juniper an eabed united with fodide of potuaslum made by as Eociet ety uro the dugredients of tho Shakers’ MARINE NEWS News from the Strarts Indicative of an Opening by the 20th of April. Condition of the Ice Elsewhere— Striking Cases of Decay and Preservation of Timber. A New Schooner to Be Built for Chi- cago Partios—Several Vessel Transfers, The 0, B, Groen—Michigan City Mattore —Uoal Oharters—Personal and General, CHEERFUL NEWS STRAITS, Spectat Dispatch to The Chieago Tribune, Chenovaay, Mareh 2.—Tho recent mild wenthor has mado adeelded impresston on tho fea in the Straits, The immense quantity of snow tpon it has checked Its progress it thick- ness during the intense and prevailing cald thls wiater, and the snow, which has turned © slush ond water, will penetrate the clear blue ice, making it, with a week more of mild weather, spongy and porous. Light teams, though cross- ing, Aro very cuutious In nvolding defective plices, and tho utmost enre ts taken fn crossing overinsafety. Tho average temperature for the last twelve days at nuon hug been about above zero, when It would average at midnight about 6 above, The indications ut present point ton tong pel of tne sprig weathor. Lf such Js tho cage [tw not be surprising to sce an open- ingot the Straits between the 1th and 2th of April, The fee Inthe middtsy of tho Steults ts nbout six inches in thickness, and the witter prorkiny through, with the weight of snow upun ie. will weaken It to such an extent that tt will give out very quickly when affected, Then it Fill open through the entire passaze; and when broken up and drifting will scon sink to the bate tom, which {8 gencrully the case whun welghted with snow, . ICE AND NAVIGATION, Capt. McKee, keeper of the Ighthouse crib, eame to tho clty yesterday ina smnll boat. He reports that, with the exception of a channel shoroward, the Inke Is covered with Ice ns far as tho cye cao reneh in a northorly, easterly, and southerly direction, In hla opinion navigation ‘on this iake will not be resummed for ono month yet. According to appearances there is Ito open water between this port and St. Joseph, Mich., where tho Ilttle fishing tug Anuytor, of Graud Haven, Hes fast in the ice, According to the Hnneoek Aining Journal tho outiook for in early opening of navigation on Portage Lake and Like Superior ts not so bad a6 qnany people think, “The tact tut much of the fee {8 nude up of frozen snow coupled with tho favorable condition of thy weather mukes it highly provable that the oponing will not bo Inter Qhin usual. The keepers of Ifebvont stations at Marblo- head Polnt and Cleveland report that Lake Erie ig clear of Ice at those polnts. The little steamer Anierican Bugle ta makliy dally trips between: Sandusky City und tho Eshuds, ind Builing ves> sels aro busily. cuguged in transporting stouc from Murbiehend to Sandusky und Cleveland, Tho Milwaukee Republican sist “Capt, Cumpbell, of the schouner ‘Three: Bells, that was frozen In Garden Bay list November, where aio hus remained since, was in reccipt of a lutter yesterday from Gurdon Bay, which stated that tho ive tn the bay was stilt very Folld and horses: drawing londed wagons were ‘crossing the buy daily. ‘The Three Belly hus on board 155,0W teat of limber far this port. ‘Thesehooner Cuyahoga. ia frozen up at tho sume place. There ts sttll plenty of eo in Lake Erle at tho north end of Paint it Felice Lstaud Luke Michig between Grand Haven and Milwaukee, ts atively. free of fee, FROM THE A STRIKING CONTRAST. Enrly in tho year 1877, Messrs. W, I, Raker & Co. of this elty, contracted with Measrs, Lian & Cralz, of Gibrattur, Mich., for the completion of a schooner of upwards of 650 tons burden, whlet bad Jain in the stocks at thofe yard, in frame only, fur n period of two or three sensons, Tho vessel wis completed and went into com- mission In October, 1877, aud who was named Rittherford K. Huyes, According to the Mario Register issued lust year by tho Inland Lloyds her clussitieation stood A2y, Dueing the past winter another Inspection indicated that tha Hayea would have to be placed ou the Bt clnss, agnoless than hut a dozen of her cunte for- ward and aft were in un advanced stage of do vay. With tho view of maintaining an A clase sincacion, Messrs, Buker & Co, Buve ordered the decayed cants to be removed and ew ones of sound thnber substituted. The chunge will necessitnie tho introduction of econmderablo new celliny also lo replace that turn out inorder togetat tho eauts, ‘Tho cust of these repalrs cxtnnot fall miten short ef $1,600, In atriking contrast with the condition of the seboouer Hayes ts thut of the Behooner Racine, A Yexsul meusurlis tons bi The Kien wits built at Cleveland in 184t by airs. Sanford & Moses, Although now d7 years of uge whe stil chisses BI, and, wont is far more remarkable, sho carries ber original frame entire, nearly every porcion of whlen 1s suld to bo as sound to- dny 43 when tirst put in position. ‘Tho itneine hus been rephinked und reveled on soveral uc- casions, but it bis never been found necessary to substitute new frumes fur tho uld. At teust 1s tho Infurmution inpiurted to the reporter iB TaBUNE by a gentieman who clits to te well posted in the history of the vossel. ‘The striking coutragt of decay and presorva- tion chtod wove wiitatford grett tuditnite tor comment and discussion among shipbullders aud vessel mon generly. NEW VESSEL UNDER CONTRACT. Messrs. Hanson & Scove bave entered into a contruct to build for Capt. C, W. Elphieke and others, of this alty, u threa-and-alt schouner of about the following dimenatuns: Length of keel, 184 feet; lenwtn on deak, 19) feet; broudth of beam, thirty-three fect; depth of hold, thire teen feet six iuches; currying ecapnclty, 12,000 bushels of wheat. Mr. HS. Seove was in the elly yesterday perfeeting intnor dotalls of tho contract, Tho new craft ip to be completed, ready for business, by the Ist of Septembur, ‘Nhe mnadel Indicntes that sho will combine ating floor with good ends aboye tho light-druught uo. Tn other words, it calts for a good nusiness WithOUT nny" expectal pretensions, to timute of cost, complete, cubld VESSEL TRANSFERS, Record was mudo nt tha Chicago Custom- Houre yesterday of tho transfer of a half ine tervst In the steam enuul-bogt Vietor by Jolin F, Storm to Nelson G.-Moyers for $1,000, J.P, Low, Recolving’ Savings Loun Trust Company's Bank, bas sould tho smutl tug Martin Greon to Capt. Ed- ward Van Dilson for $3,150, ‘Three or four years ago Mr. Low paid 87,000 for the Green, It is ale toyethor probuble that Capt, Vah Dalson will in the near future tranafer her boiler and engine Yor DACRE, bull, The engine hus wu ldxtd cyl- ude. uy 1a. Higuio bag sold & one-hol€ literest in tho si ov dobu Miner to Bra. W. E. Holmes for speed, ie nut bo learned . a Dre pierre mee sold tho cannl schooner dud te 2. it. Holt..of the lumbor tim of iat & Haleom, ior Ou) cash. The Trinidad Biv, classics A Zig, Khe ‘wilt Horeattur be eiployed in tho lumber trade, Jobn sayeland und others, of Milwaukeo, have sold a Ee ete du the seow Huutur to Peter Koutlhg for $1,200. THE O. 3. GREEN. Yestorduy tho tug A, Moshor funded ono and one-half tons of cout on the Ico three-quartora of auto distant from the tux 0.8. Green. A lurae force Of men accompanied the Mosher, and transferred the coal to the Groen fa a skit hunled over the fco, Theso men were brought buek shortly after noan, ae sinclair xlves it ae Dis opie chit the feld of ice whlch bolls tho Groen n prisoner is decurely anehurud upon tho buttum, MICHIGAN CITY MATTERS, Capt. A.D. Cumpbell, of the tg Annio 0. Waters, reports that: the scow South Huyen bas received athorough rebuild at Michigan City during tho paut winter. ‘Tho recoustructton Ine eluues new slides, framed, plankshire, bulwark, and rally, and cost $2,100, The Soutn Haven ts now fn first-class oF Sho Lolungs to parties residing tu Chicago, ‘tho tug Anule C, Waters bas beon overbuute and xiven a top strake of outside plank, ne wales, plankshice, stanchions, Insile aud outside stelngers under riiis, new en ulwarks, munkey mills, ete. Sta is ow ia trst-clusd con- d.tion,—Cupt. ampbell clalins even better than the day ehy was liunebed, ‘The United States Government dredge ta boing alinost entirely reconstructed wt coat of $7,000, ‘Tuls dredge Will buye plenty of work to do fn eaxteshore burbors, hoe tug Harrison noods only to bave ber boller filed to be realy for business. Bho t6 ine der a two mouths! contract with Cupt. Campbell tor the Nebluy Gusiness. The pouad-net teherinen have thelr plies on hand, wud ure now walting tor the Ive to leave, They expect to de uy mien darger business than Tiron drawbrldge iy to be, placed nt ridge 18 to be placed across ‘TratiCreck, 1 Micnigan City buster. Toledy . ‘the ped of tho Hue have recelvod such gone rtles hava tho contract, Will erect tho brhlire soon utter the openly nvigatlon, The people of Michigan Clty took fora darge tnorenae In tholr hunbertradeover any provious gensan, Tho objcet of Capt. Campbell's A was to purchnse the whistle of the tag tC, Campbell, tw whieh bo has tigen # great fancy. CQAL: CARRYING, Cont-carrying is Inthe lead at prosont, and a numbor of charters nto boing made. Already cupncity to the extent of 27.260 tons of hurd and soft cont ure taken for sulpment to Chlengo, and AX) tons to Milwaukee, {Tho fottow liye are & number of recont chartors vontl for Cl ema atsT feees, Par’ Chlenwe tons George D. Ln wey He Pulls fant gomory, Ou tas Pi 4k Mont Blane, 000; Moni calm, Go), For Sliwaukee—ftasea, O00 tons, Tho pare erat vegsels londed Inst fall fa Buttalo with hard con 1 inl up here during tho winter: M. i, tremble, 1,000 tons; Uae ones, 1; Pensaukee, Lou: Lucortie, 12005 Le Van Valkenburg, 600; Comanche, Hoe “Hehry Chisholm, 1,600, The fallowing Inaded here with soft coal last falls Niagara, 1.100 tons: Camden, 13003; Su- perior and consort Sandussy, Lio each; A. erott, 12m; Fayette Browns 74 ot Hacanatin, AiO: Htaloien, {20a ‘Tho Anna Stith and [rightio ora dnutes in Ashtabula for Chleago,—Cieveland feral be, Whi —. WESTERN TRANSPORTATION PRO- PELLERS, Tho Western Transportation Company are ovorhauling tho propellers of thoir feot at Bute falo. ‘The Badger State has received new bul- warks, and ber passenger cabin ty being ex- tended aft the full Jongth of tho boat, with a smoking-room nt tho cxtremo ond and witsh- room and wator-closots Juat vif it. Tho Emplro Stnte has new buiwnrks, The Arabia, which hasan iron hull, has bed her floor removed and thoroughly seraped and cleaned, a durable cout et pt patie put on it, and a new floor ig now being Hor sides, where rusty, seraped and paints Tho Founthia Clty will kon go into Mille’ ‘yedoek for a thorough overhauling, All of and paint Is t right and chee: eral rey AS Were Necessary, ing freely tised to give thom ab ful appeurance, CLEVELAND, 0. Spectat Dtspaten to The Chicago Tribune. CrnveLann, O,, March 21.—The senson of nav- Igution waa practically oponed this morning by’ tho departure uf the schooner Selkirk for Kol+ Jey's Isiand, in tho tow of the tug James Amur deus, She will bring back » lond of Nmestone, Tho schooners J, F. Curd und S, H. Kimball ex- Peet to leave to-night for tho same phic ana purpose fn tow of the tug Jonnson, ‘rho tatter will so to pelouae tho tug Samson, fenving tho vessels to sail bu ‘Vho tug Msrtlo arrived to- day froin Sundusky to wo tnto dry-dock. MILWAUKEE, Special Dispaten to The Chieago Tribune, MinwaukeER, March %4—Tho Captaln of tho schooncr Sea Star, which arrived hero to-day from Abnapeo with a cargo of cordwood, reports that the. Janke is nlinost entirely clear of Ice. ‘The Vessel-Owners' Associttion deny that. thoy will regulute the carrying rate. ‘They huve’ orgnnlzed sulely to correct cortain abuses Ubat vessel-owners ire subject to, They any thut frelyhts must be governed by tho uw of supply and demand, HE ICE-BOUND FISHING TUG. Speciat Dispatch to The Chicuoo Tribune. 81. doseeH, Mich. Murch 31.—The flshlng-tug Angler still hes off fo the north of this port fust inthe lee, Tho crew came ashore tu-duy over six miles of icc, afer Poin over (ifty hours withont food, ‘They will procure a stock of pro- visions nnd attempt to return to the vont to- pus ‘Tae bout hus sustalned vo dumego thus ‘ars PERSONAL AND GENERAL. The tug A. Mosher yesterday morning towed tho sehouner Kate Darley to Division street bridge, In the Ogden Canal, whore tic vessel shipped ber contre-board. She was afterwurds towed to tho Indians etrect bridge. ‘The tug Charmer towed tho schooner Lincoln Dall up the river yesterday to conventent dvek where tho vessel can be palnted, Yestorday the schooner A, Mosher waa shifted tothe cont-dook near the Air Line Jtovator to receive & fresh cont of paint. ‘Tho tug Alert wus ‘ungnged Ja towing dump- scuws yesterdny, * a diy or (wo wince the boller of the tug Rtobbio Knupp was omenlly subjected to a Pee pressure of Ihe puwids to tho squnre inch und ullowed i Ble pressure Of aoe pounds. ‘Tho engine is In guod order, and thls, with suob iu excollunt bouur, renders her in every respeut a8 soud usin enurely new boat turuugnout. ‘Tho tiws Mugzio aud Lunghiln buve been re- buiit at Part Colborne, Navagation on the Hudson Klver was suspend> ed 1ehdays. ‘The towbout el are busily ene giged Inthe transferring busiiess, On tho Ist of April Cape. George I. Tower will ics dO! ier BP. Perdug us Nygathouse-keoper ‘ou ‘edie Iny the schooner Murimer reached Milwaukee from Manituwoe, Cupt. a. Madden bus reached Milwaukee to juok after the stentt-barge D, Bullenting, Sutucduy is xed upon for the departure of the schooner Hob Roy froin Mitwaukeu for North Bay with cargo of supplies which sho bus bid ‘on Gourd ull winter, Capt, 2. H. ‘Thompson will command thosteam- Darge New York, purchased durmg the past wine ter froin the Northern ‘transit Compiay by Capt. Shepard, of Brie, The Northvestern National Insurauco Com- eae 13 represented 1u Chieagu by Capt. Calvin Cupt. James MeKenzle, of the United States Blonuier Huze, fs preparing to sturt out on his anatul Inspeedion tour, ‘tho Goutrieh ‘Transportation Company's new fron propellers are tusee hunched at Wyanuutte carly 1 duly, List eyobing the Goodrich ‘Tranaportation Cotnpuny's propeller Oconto left Mulwaukeo for norchorn at Intending to reach the Sturgeon Bay Cuoul, She is tu come to Chicago on ber return. ‘The Greon Hay Dredge Companys are natively at work Lurking a new tin. Sho ts elxty-tvo seul long und tourtecn feet boat. The michin- ery nf tho tur Jennie Ball will be placed in the new tug. Workmen have been engaged all winter tn making stacht repairs to the veasels of the Liter Ocoun Trtngportution Compuny aut Sutwaukew aud Chicago, Milwaukeotowlng rates will ba the samo ns Inst fall, with 2v per cent ult for eash, The tugs owners of thit port are put to thelr wits' end to. miuke the boats pay expenses, ‘The stenmer GricoMeMIlnun has been chart- cs } ered by parties In Port Hurva, wav will place hor on the route betwean thut elty and Detroit, Cloveland ship-chundiers will furnish the out- Ot for a new Ured-musted schooner bulldog at Buck itiver for the Braum Brothers, Sundusky podnd tshermen are getting thor stukes realy for spring operations, Capt, Jonn Martin’ will gall the schooner Guido Pister, and superintead her repairs at Manitowac, ‘The Ogdensburg tug Seymottr ix to put ina now steel DONlUr butore gone into commission, AtCluyton, N.Y, tho sehuoner Gipsey hus nourly completed v" thorough, robnili.! Sho Will be rendy to launeb about the 1th uf April, Tho Mebkyan salt Associudan baa contracted with the Commercial L ne of propellers to carry: galt from Sagiiaw iver to Western Jake ports for V5 cents per barrel, Capt. William Wisters, who suited tho schooner San Diego last eensote will tuke ehurge of ihe schooner Scoila, vice Capt. Martin. ‘The tug International his tee cowed to But- falo trond Bhiek Rook form overtiulinge, ‘The steumer Jay Cooke has Nee read out of tha fee at Put-in-Tny, and with be towed to Sune dusky tna day or two. Awaukee parties ura to supply tho furniture and uecessury stateruom eutits of the now ntusmer City of Milwaukee, Capt, Homer Burund att this season command tho avhuoner Carlingford ‘Towing nites on the Stginaw River wilt open at tunst lu pee cout higher thin lst season, At Huitalo on ‘Tuesthty the stent airee C.J, Korshav und tay J.B. Grillin came out oe Siltlyt Hes loaks The propelice Fuuutuln Clty was runin, ro Richmond Growling wand Progressing. ‘Tho common tmproasion of Uehmond svems to be that it has yon to deen: ‘ or hus at least houn stagnant, ance it coused, by the total overs throw of (no Suucharn pele “ww be the Capital uf the Confederac Tho impression t4 entirely: erruncous, howover, a8 thosy who hive Intely visited dant uy inust have discovered. During: the War it was sacurally oyererowded; overy> thing bad in rtitichtl, Unwbolugome growel; tho whole community was demoralized’ For two or three yours after Leo's surrender tha town gultered trou the reacun and was vary qui, Atter that period tt bezan to baprove, and now presents for a Bouthern city a brisk and aniiiaited uppouran ‘The population is ven at about 7,0, double the number it bad ust before the civil atrite, 0 wits the enue moradon uf Idu--and general business ia fur more netive than it bus ever been, ‘Lhe spirit of that Cupiual has Heaton: vhanged, Al+ though there ia & wood deal of the uncient Suuthora seclling among tho old fumilies, with whom pro-sinvery pussions aud prejudices die hard, the pluce hus taken oun Nortvera nepect and quality whieh woutd tive been imposible during the era of the peculiar distitution. Althougn Kiebinond buy commercial ainbition, hr fuct of it being 1Utnlles. from the mouth of the aurea K River, Wvhilo Norfollc a virtunily Oi so. seaboard, will be apt to lnterfore with its eomtmorcin’ tue purtuaey, sd ulways sUbOrd ute IE te Chat Very tag port. Richmond iwust malaly depend for (ts prosperity Ga manutactares, tur wuleh It has excellent ficilties Unraugh Witer-pawer and the hike, Wt already hia nut fier fron cou matt: Jncturiiyg establlsbinents, invat of them loyoted to tobucce, Hour, and drow. ‘The Huxall, Crene snow, und Gallego Woureimills ure umoug the Jurgest lo the Perron and the noted Trodegur Works, whien made #o wuny Robel caduen, 16 rolling-mills fn tho of hogsheads of to: ted in a yoo yi taunlly reaches peoplo at Wehmond, twosthtths are colored, are nvxloud te orthurit ipita) thither for develo nit of tho any. They ineludy many (leranns, whe are aie wayan very desirable glement in neommunlty. It is thought that tho Chesnpeako & Ohlo Kuil- way, when It is extented gustward to Newport News and westward into Kontucky, will bo of great help te tho town, which 14 nt present aame= what lacking in riillway: requjroments. The Vir- gina Capitm becomes avery year wore and More interesting 10 tourista wid alzht-seors frou the mirmotine paket it played ducing the Civil War, ae cart where the Confederate, Con- res¢ met; St. Paul's Churet, in whleh Jeterason davis was seated on the memorable. Sanday Aprlt 2. 1e5—when Intermed by a messenger from Gun. Lee of the brenking of the lines near ae tie Central School THullding. ly wie tive residences the Marshall house, where Gen, Lee formerly iiveds Belle and the inflitary prisons are nimone tho Most uttractive pint St. dobn’ 6 Cl bart. Patrick Honr: feliver This eclebrites me liberty or give me death” e in 157%, 18 nt the corner of Broad and ‘twenty-fifth atrects, and continues, though a wooden structure, in execllent preservation. The entire region are Richmond fg eminently bistorie In ndoublesenac. ne Salo of a Cocbrat«d Collection of Pal stlags. Aasnio of paintings which hus excited Interest in all purts at the world oecurred at Paria on Monday, ‘Tuesdny, and Wednesday of last week. hon the colobented collection of Mr. dol Wy mwas deposed of. On Monday the sale of ie pulntings took plice, the following ho- ing the largest prices renlized: Miltet's "1, relus,” £2,000, to M. Petits Millet’a « Pan ne une rie," $1,710, to Molaro; Delucrolx's surpels pir une Serpent’ F480 1 eamips Interleur do Cour,on. Ttalio” Teoyon'a * Devant Hontlour,” $1,781; Ding Mare, $2,400; Daublygny'sa * Lo M. &, MM, Arnold'and ‘Tripp; Zie: toM. Gaucher; Rousscau'’s “ Paysage, Rousseau's ‘Gn Hamenu en Norman te." $4,000) Hatsenaie Laconia WY, and "Lod Fhate 0,000, nar een 8 Dinz's Sans) Nel Couchant,' a F $2,400 Tre Teur,” $2500; ins * Vaitea do In Notle, ANG: Yuatuire’s Seay Je Ba Masque,” $080; Clay's “uydors $120: und Troyn's “Tete de Soir store $105, tho latter being purchased for tho Louvre. The second day's sule comprised examples of the old masters, far which the following prices wero obtained: Franz Hals’ two portralts of Herivering and his wite, each scarcely six inches long, to the Due d'Aumaly, Cor $16,000; another portrait by: the aaine artist of a member of a dutel tan de “Portrait of Peter van ¢ Ruben’s “Me $4020; by on jerct m troceke,” € ‘Argue, and To,” 30.0002) by tho saine, #0 GP Sid: * Lo Maue Assyrien,” 81,100; and. co al tip ‘$1,000, all to tho Duc d'Aumale; Va Velde’s “Un Calme,” $4,200; Cu eB 6 TAL Histo Dessine ant d'Apres Nain, 14,000, to the Due d'Aus wen's Le Rol Bolt,” 3.200; and “L'fomme a lit Fondtro Rus+ 10, Yhe third ay witnessed the anic of Rem- brand's " Portralt @iomnio.” which brought ‘$40,000, though some think it was not uctunily sold. Poussin’a " L'Enfanee de Ducehus ” prnught, $1,400; Watteau'a © L'lle Enchantes,” Rembrandt's “Un Rabbin” and © Lo Torrotha. 22,600 und $1,820, respectively: Hol- beln's © Portrait d’Etlenne Gurdinere” $1331, and the younger Teniers’ * Interiaur de lit tule sine de PArchidus Leopold,” $1,000. Alt the {no examples of the English xenool; with the ¢: i Sir Thomas Lawrence's * Lady vite brought $2,000, and Bing petite, “fn Veuve et Bon Enfant,” whict brought 2.100, tho latter being a very faded work. went for mero gong A apord geeree Morland, Ta Halte,” only Pn Constavlo’s “Stoke by Naylan ig Nk his“ The Glebe. Farin, s one " but Fav; his * Environa de Norwich $410; und Mulrends" ‘8 L'Abrou- voir” but S193, ‘ino Haus Bugtrg Announces: that Millet’s plieture, “Angelus,” which was knveked down to M. Vout, ‘8 now In the possees alon of M, Secretan, ‘Two amateurs, Seeretan and Defoer, were determined te get the pleture atany price, not knowing whut might be bled Thud thos not come ton private understanding Petit wus commissioned to buy the pleture at any vost, and ft was arranged that tho rivals should draw lots, Fortune fuvored Secretun, + Several ine works in the collection were bought for Horiin and Brussels mascums, a ‘The dondly grip of pneumonia may bo wanted of with Jinle’s Honey of Horehound and ‘Sar, Pike's Toothache Drops cure In one mliute, ELECTRIC WATR BRUSIL pees IAMARKARLE LETTER The Speaker of the House, Tose oF ReMRERNTATIUES, 3 Febeunry 12, 03 For the frat time in my life Iam induced to give a ntextimuntat. Noticing In some paper «wn avertlyes mentof Dr, Seatt’s Electrio Hulr Brush, tsent 8.00 for ong, and tind It Indoed a remarkable brual. My wife iss for yenrs suffercd with headaches, ‘Tho brush cures thom at once, Several frlenda have used itfor headaches, und tt hna never falled. My wife wus atno getting prematurely bald, but the brow has ontiraly stopped the falling tine und started a now growth, Luna ltto remove dundram, and It works Hkva charm, Fiya times the cost would not buy iny brush If Pcontd not roptace it. ‘To-day L bought of MeAlmont, Urnggl+t of this place, two brushes to sone to friends who havo tried ming and requested me to bus for them, Cul, Ponder, Mayor of Walnit Aidye, was attncked by nrevera caso Of sick hend- ache whilo at my house. Mo was very nick. My wifo proposed to try the truah, which he finally cunsonted todo, with no faith In it, howover. In thrve mine uteshe anid ho nover felt butter in hls Ife, und directod mo to kent him o Urush, L tnve authure MeAtmont, the drugaist, 19 uso my name In iniuending it Yours truly, GEORGE THORNBURG, Spenkor of the House of Iepresuntatives, Little Muck, Ark, Mr. Thornburgh is also Grand High Priest Royal Arch Mnsons nnd Vast Grand Master of Masons of Arkunsu, ‘Thin testimonial camo to ns unsolicited, and wo £0 such avery day. Pamphlets malted true. This roe markablo Urush hus met with great snecess, and Ls wurranted ty cura Nervous or Mhaus Headaches in Avourseyen minutes, cure Neurnitia and Rheuina- tiem In tio to tive minutes, and to quickly stop fall ing hair and baldnoss. All dealer are authorized to return the priew If not ns reprevented. A Roautltul Pure Mristlo Hrush, We will sund [t postepaldt un rae eolpt of §100, or by Itxpruns, C, U. D., ut your exponsn, with privilege of examination, iho Hall Mall Electric Axsoctation, 819 Broadway, Wallack's Theatre ullding, Forsale at all Wry and Fancy atoroa. PROPOSALS, Prapusnte for Milltney hupplles iT RAR Sonlod proposals, in tripileate, aubfect to the usual conditions, Wilt bu reecived we thts uttico Urit the case he ne union and of the folluwing nantod son and isan rek, a a Mt Di unt 1 kK, nn! Aprile tisk, ak ait “cine ane Shania {nthe presunco of bidder yud diultydey during he Hseal your ce ag, Jeol, und Cndlng Juny Sib, 18H, oF aueH quuRtities Wood, Coal, Hay, Straw. Corn, Oats, and Papariients Yu at tent YY Hal Hee iiahdath Sully, Cuntunmunt id and thatch, B.a Quurtormnster's Lo Venton: fi, Rut ing, Singianisr wad ‘Cumapa Taping by INSLEY, Abia nin ia, wl wis Poplar Miverend furor, Me et Delivery of such Governuent mu: bald for frome rd Forte tba, B38 cr ONL uppropelations): wilt ba rus Tropoaals tor elther class of the stores montioned, gr fur quantities tens tua thy whole rytulred, will bé veils Suyarag propusuis (UN sragiteuiu) Wr ros ‘uglred fie enub pity Cae On Ban tho Govataitent Fesorvos tho right to reject uny or all N eroposiile, A pirate: ‘uuce will bo wiven to articles uf dumustio pro iu bidding for grat, bidders are roquutted to state the raw pur 100 poundes aud not yor bushels and in io) cuaus where uruin f8 to bo dulivored Lin suuks, aucit gray id pat by rocaived if, thy wacky contain a ropueate bud eniiod ‘circulars stating tho kind and ostinntod quunutics required ay each post, and xiving Tun Tisstebutions ue tO or MunneY of bide lug, conditions to be ubsurved: by bidders, uf bunds to uceompany propuedly und teria of rigiuet and unt. w furnished on appt UP thle wari the Quarvermasters, a te Wurluws "posts oe Slopes egntalning propa Is ahontd bo marked falcons te hs nslarat ned Post ur Le) JuBrweriunstucs, pad ie 2, ainys, Captuin and Assistant Quarieruuster, BAL fu ehurge of Otticw Unet Quicterudatd Dopurtment of Dakota, Lat a EDUCATIONAL, Sheffield Sctentific Schoo! of Yale College, ns Flu thy respuctive Courys in Chemutry, Pury and Appied, in “Cig Hy rie Binaeselnig tu Aurieutatae Hotany $e wulagy,, ‘lta an ifigolty, ai id Guoural areas rite Heondis de UUst Mxooutlve uuleses Now llavens Conn. 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UV. 3, Ae TROPIC-FRUIT LAXATIVE, — a i a CONSTIPATION Invariably causes general de- rangement of the entire system and begets many diseases that are gloomy in their aspect, and often hazardous to health and life, Persons of a costive habit are subject to melancholy feel- ings, headache, low spirits, tim- idity, defective memory, gloomy forebodings, nervousne ess, fev- ers, languor, drowsiness, irrita- ble temper, indisposition, and other consequent symptoms which often unfits the sufferer for business or agreeable asso- ciations, Regular Habit of Body alone can correct the evils enum- erated above, and nothing suc- ceeds so well in achieving and maintaining this condition as By its use not only is the system renovated and cleansed of all impuri- tics, but in consequence of the harimo- nious changes thus created, there per- vades the entire organism u feeling of satiety; the mental faculties perform their functions with renewed vivacity, and there is an exhilaration of mind, freedom of thought, and perfect heart's ease, that bespeak the full enjoyment of health. : TROPIC-FRUIT LAXATIVE will prove of inestimable value to the weak and debilitated of both sexes. In all cases of-nervous, mental, and physical suffering, brought about by stoppages, its use is especially valuable, ‘The cleansing and depurating properties of the preparation create changes that are both marvelous and gratifying; murk gloomy, and sallow complexions, with blue and dark discolorations about the eyes (conditions that are allied to bil- iousness, dissipation, and ill-health), are by degrees normally corrected and transformed into bright and clear com- lexions, in which the ruddy tints of Preatth are bountifutly depicted, TROPIC-FRUIT LAXATIVE is put up in bronzed tin boxes only, Price, 25 cents. Large boxes, 60 cents. SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS RAILROAD 1' ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE —o¥ Shae “iSavinday evegntod Suen Jeeriunsce dvunduy excepted. {Daly MAY SKE O SAL. = ‘ABL Hi, Chicnen & Northwestern Rattray, For Mans, Timo-Carda, Stooping. secom u "He Rea nd Peoine, Heine's seeps ico. Halaiar Huuse, iano the he dopo Leave. | Arnvs~ aeRTEs | Army.” atedar Kapiaa xpress, ft ny etn aneer rh nen it Paul & Minnoapalts eras: Pern Dendwaud Express, 5 HnaeRarnne Central Dakota. stay am ) nim BaSasasaReeABaas SARS aa Honeant tral Dakota. ah vie June tlh watts a aechaln “I aithain akitain 8 sas a—Hepot enrnor of Wotls and ikineto~ i—Depot euraer Of Canal aud keinatoostss Chlengo, Turtingtan & Antnee Rattenst For Maps, ‘time-Tables, Sleoping Ca mn iy wt {40 (hitk=ate baat rm nd 8 aoe tote easy Online, foot of tatianaee: Gee ri CeatenL date cae Y ToUse and ake canal and Sixtoentiiests..” Palmer i ray x City 45 a tn]d ede we CUP HargaaL, See SAU Townarn Haein ae Accommuda'a Ad bAurore Pasnonieres if bMendota, Ottawa & i ix] piuektord & Freanort Bxpross.. bAurorm Passopa DAnrrn Pussonger: bAwrors Paxsenwor, cen ae CA RUISIIN eVexas Niwht 3. sientann City & Seto Nit Fe 8 Hubigne fxprew Thenito Traine Wade Sane only alaly. ft Dally, excops Kunday, Saturday, ef Usily, oxcope Monday’ eDaily, excep Chicnan, waukee <t Rt, Patt Ratiway kee ontaee nak hey otoean ae xine Grand Paoltie Hotel, und'at Bayt, me House [_ beaten | Arrive, foe peed oy i Milwoukeo Fast Mat), Sutwuuues & Wanker ee! areca es pm SSRs BS hquie ss C venar finjias tape Ein Kirkland Pass, (ally). Elgin Special Fost Express BERReS be pessoa I Minnosotn trains run vin Nilwankoo. “Tiexety for St. Paul and Minnonpoltt 4 fton aud ralrie du Chlan, OF OF via rosso Wass Iinots Centent Hatiraat. Depot foot of Laka-at. and foot of ‘'wonty-naco: 1 ot Oltics, 21 tandolph-st, nour Clark G, Eucite total, ad Peisee Howser © aa Arrive Bt Louls & Toxas xpress, BE Loum © Texns Past Lind, (ute. Nuw Urieuns txpredi Now Oriusus ce ‘Voxus Bust 2 Bpringuoli kixpress 25, Bprluattield Nigue forim, usiinion & Keoki cPoort Hurliugton & Keak Koneiad Chuiaworih Sxpre: Cuntsworth Expret Gian Passense: Dumuque & Bluuk G Dubin 4) JS peoUBceUtup Bupopersseong a to Gliman onip, sonbaturday srt yuna tw Veorsoal a ‘Wabash, st. Reine & Paoifie Ratiway. Popotegrner stewart und Archer-nva, Utwonty-tuirds of Ghorav, cra vid Btatuest rig to tho donot BS Neuith Clurkest., Pala and Grand ieeito itor CMe ses Palmer Huues, aArive, BL Louts & Guit Rxpress, Bt Loul & Gulf bust 1lag anes City & Denver Pus, Bx, Peatinthineindcan te Kuuauk Hi Beorit & rekin Spocial, Sprhuctiott SHunnbat fPaliy. a % GEERS jeeccee peeebe * except sundays. orTe— Palle RHA Bleeping Cars from Chicnza to St. Jouls, Kansas City, und Peoria. Partor Day Coaches with revolving hairs Chier to St. is, und the~ ciuing Chale een Care Chicago io “indi ING ry faa uf bay Coaeies St Luulsor Kansngeiy erie! Chlengy a Alton, Union Depot, Ny Sido, curnor Canat and yes, Ba Node Van Huruucat, bride, nat Twenty thurdest. “itekob Uitives, iat Dupots 4) suath Clare SteGrnnd Puello Hover und tanger ieuse ‘Arrive | om Kanaas City, Donvo; "128 hulluns Coy Sante Ho & beabee 4 be ecules ¥ Dpringueid & toxus wn f seproai: Pg) My mn & Keakux § Bx, vis hui ray Pekin & Voorin ix, vin Joliet, oa Riruutan ta my Wiss tin 1x, 91320 pint dulut se Deiat fe Acuumumed dun Gi pin|? BREaPRPREA aligns Centent Manenat, Depot Taxe-a: und foutor Lwanty-socon ttt Pokal Outen, Wy Cia BuUthonst corner of (taae duiphy Grund Yuciu leotele uid ue Palinue Mauss [eee Arne Sata end Ate Lino) Bow Gone es poe ) disung ftuplde SA G Haplla & Halo expe aUrand Atupids Susxegon | Ou Sundays wis train | caves avbzlip m Chtanes, Honte Tainnt & vastay Rattery >, Depot, corner at Van Luron and Shormancste, “Tot hued, Bi Cinrkeat Shurman, Howdy, Malinee Houid Grund Pacis Movah, und 75 C aur Mludiwun Davenport & Poorta Express, munon itu Pant Brproes., ‘anans Chy, Leavonworta x 'At:) Peru. 0 ounels tiuaw ivigne HEY G37 wins Cy, LOBVERWOCUL _ehwson Nikhs sxpross, Tepalty except Sundays, 1D sDaly éxcunt Mondaya” ‘AMY excovt ‘Maturdara “southern Iatlwar Buron-st. hoad uf ut id Hurty-tilird-at, Li nd fright othey Under stvrinun atvusy, und tices Siwue la Wie Grand Pugiag Mutat und Pulidge thguse i.nke Rhore lohtia: je Leave, Arrival Me pasty Line). i ra ts Xo ae ees i : as dituntia S- Rigemcret Mah LEX PCUKS, +o 06 ee Pace dusds pind, 614s Bid brea intr sana A aweril s,, Hxnosition Huliding, and foot ot Trent. erro ttiewe ticuorOdicusts Clurkeat: Palmer Towa, Unita Puato tiv) wid Duper (expustuan Butt O ee Morning Express. Bung xp rend. Seeee LS: OCOLAL an ENIER, ~~ Fo Breakfast | CHOCOLAT MENIER. Solid Everywhere. PARIS AND LONDON. New York Depot:28 GGreenwich St. af D DVE. RTISING ata! Advertisera sucking the Ne papers Ln st favorably rated | the U.¥., ploasy consult Yuany, ‘Sunday oxcentod, Kankakee Lan ne ah Dann’, foot at Lauent. utd 00. 0f Twonty-ags04-4 Pamexetcomicen atdopote und Ui Mandolph-st., Grand Pacitu Hutuh std vuiuer Louse, Leave, | Arrive, Cincinnat!, tadtnn ee + By Type rity ey Rare pron he bn Vin oo. Fittabare, Ft, Wayne 4s Chicay? Tatty sy. vj letra van Duren und Canales, Tibekee U.0a8, oe Valier s10ud. Grund Packs Lhotel, aad aibopon, APE + Mittehure, Cinelnnatt Gat Tania We {Gincionast and okowo AlreLines. A Vest Si Cy ‘Uilntwa und Currall-sts. meehsteuueus at Doput wid il Muadulptaty OF Pacing Hotel, uid i/uiuer House, Leave. “Arrive, |_——— D EXTEN. sears, ea put RC Teepraas (aly jy Tau we 9:40 wim AP Tedd pean! Chioago as asters sitinote ataltroas (Danviite ested, omeng't Ktheat, OUe oe etsy Hluuaer Grand acide Hotel MISCE DISPENSARY, 108 Bouth Chirn-st. erud by the Kiato uf Iilnois for the He, und wpeody cure" uf privata, nervou Urluury diuvives, Cousulludon fran, Rud UNGUtO wD Ui Dulduya, 10 101d & uty NO CURES IDR. KEAN, OLAV 173 South Clarkest., Chicaga, Consult personally of vy mull: free uf jcharze, on att gironle, nurvous, ofspecial dlsdases, Dr J- Kaas {ho Goly puyaciea, in tho euy wao warratice cures oF Beyer Lubes; Yew tod by Wd Sundays, vw Ld oo eEeR Arrive. [_—— ientad Day Expres i Nuvi br thatly uxcape tuuday. SC LES. Se FAIR DAR BTANDAKD SCALES OF ALL KINDS, FAIRBANKS. MORSE & GOs 111 & 118 Lake St., Chicago. —.. Bocareful tebuy only the Genuine. -