Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, May 15, 1881, Page 11

__.THE ,CHICAGO TRIBUNE: SUNDAY, MAY 15, IBBI-TWENTY PAGES. n [ . MARINE NEWS. More Serious Collisions in the Harbor and Outside. ychooner Bertie Calkins Ashore Near Charlevoix, Mich. er Potomac aud ‘Her Tow at the Yol Head of Lake Erie. president Powers Has a Set-To with a Union Seaman. § Large Amount of Miscellaneous Local and General News. DISASTERS. WORE DAMAGE BT COLLISION. * Just previous 10 the severe squalland rnin- storm of Fridas eveninzz a collision with serious Gonsequences occurred in the lower harbor. Two tugs belonZng 1o the Vessel-Owners' As- sociution became involved in the muddie, and the eptire COSt Of repuirs. according 1o the pres- e hleof responsibility, will have 1o be ns- Simed by the Assuciation. The tug W. L. Evw- fhe. baving the scbooner Frank Crawford in tow ounward-bound. encountered the tug M. Shields, Sinz the schoouer City of Calcazo into the jaws of the piers from the lake. The Snields founa berself crowded by aaotber tug. also toming In. and with ber ves<el bugged the south jer. The Cuptain of the Ewing, feuring a col- fdon with the other tow ir he kept over _to the morth or port side, crowded fhe Shields until the collision could not be svolded. As i3 usunl in such cases, the tugs dodged beyund dunger. while the vessels came foecher uimost bows on. The Frank Crawford struck e City of Chicago on the bluff of the gtarboard LOWw, cutting through five outside plank, the covering-board. plankshire rail, and stanchions, and carrying away also two shrouds of her fére-rigzing. It is thought alsu that one o two frames of the craft were broken. The 2amage to the Crawford consisted of the 10ss of ker stem by 1wisting, also the Ioss of tho jib- poom, bowsprit, head-gear, and ber canvus. The damage 10 the Crawford can be repaired for about 36W. That of tne City of Chicago will re- guire an expenditure of not less than $409, it properly mude. The latter vessel is owned gmainly by Capt. J. L. Higrle, President of the TVessel-Owners’ Towlng Assoclution. During the forenoon yesterday the steam- barge Annie Laura, inward-bound. crowded aguinst the pleasure racht Fred Wild, Iying on the north side of the :main river, just above ‘Weligstreet bridge. The Wild was Iviog headed dbwn stream. und consequently recelved her damsge an the starbonrd side. From amidship &(t the muin stanchions and rail, also the hurri- cane roof stauchions and roof were broken. Besides the main hull wota bad squeeze. The entire dumaie will reach $150. The Union Steamboat Compsny’s propeller Avon is credited with having damaged the cen- re pler of the Illinois Central Railway Com- pany’s bridre in the lower harbor yesterday by collision. On Tucsday evening of last week the scow ‘White Oak had her mainsall, boom, gafl, blocks, and lifts entirely cleared out between the piers of White Lake harbor by the schooner Appren- tice Boy. which was being towed out by a tug. According to all accounts, the tug towing the Apprentice Boy was not responsible for the damage. OTHER MISHAPS. Last erening the steam-barge Argonaut, while moving away trow the South Lranch iron-ore docks, bad the wisfortune 10 strike so a3 to bresk the iron coupling-band ot ver rudder. The damage will delay ber at least hulf & trip. Yesterdsy the tug Hebel accideatally un- stipoed ber rudder in the main river. - The squall of Friday evening caused the loss of a mainsail to the schooner Australia. She bas arrived at Muskegon, ana a new sall will bo Zurnished from Chicago. AGRODND. Spectal Dispatch 1o The Chicago Tribune. AMHERSTBURG. Ont., May 14.—The propeller Potomac. with the barge Sawyer, with coal for Milwaukee, ran acround at the foot of Bois Blanc Island at daylight. & few hundred yards 2rom the highthouse. The Sawyer was released by the tug Bob Huckett. The tug took a lighter 10 the Potomac, They are lightermg 200 tons of conl without the assisiance of the tug. This is the same spot the Milwaukee and Progress were on last season. SCHOONER BERTIE CALEINS ASHORE. Spectal Dispatch t1 The Chicago Tribune. CHARLEVOLX, Mich, May I1.—The schooner Bertie Culkins ran ashore three miles south of here in the fog to-duy, bound for this port. The ssyu!n came here for a tug, and she is not yet g HOME GATHERINGS, L THE LUDINGTON BARGES. ‘Yesterday the propellerG. J. Truesdell arrived dere from Ludington, towing one of the new ‘Ward estate, or Lyon Brothers' barges, with a cargo of 709,00} feet of lumber. The new barge snamed A. B. Kellogg, after the confidential clerk In the employ of Mr. John B. Lyou, the well-known merchant prince of the Board of Trade. Inasmuch as the dimensions and a fuil description of the style of build of the barges, ‘which are to constitute an innovation in the lumber trade of the future on Lake Mic igan, bas been given by THE TRIBUSE, & repetiton bere, in the crowd for space, is not necessary. The first experiment of towing with the Rellogg shows_that such oraft are well cal- culated for the_midsummer trade, and in every sense an improvement over the Sturgeon Bay snags. At a future time TRe TRIBUNE will have more 10 say on this subject of cow barges sub- mautially built and properly manned. For the o, suffice It to state that the Lyon Brothers ve made a most decided advance in the mat- ter of cheap tumber transportation. A SERIOUS COMPLAINT. 4 Capt. Charlas Johnson, of the schooner Penob- Bcot, unites with Capt. Henderson, of the achooner Ford River, in a compluint that the Government light at Death’s Door was not 1it, peither was the fog-hor conmected with the establisbment blown during the dense fog of Thursday and Friday last. The Ford River was at anchor und=r Plum Island during Thursday and the following nizht, while the Pe- nobscot £tood off and on fishing and sounding, . The Captain of the Canadian schooner Midinnd RBover states that.last week he was in the Straits When 50 many vessels found hoals. During the nixht he ran o cluse to Waugoshance light as to e enabled 1o outline the town by the reflection; getnosound emanated from the stenm fog- . What is the matter with theso Govern- ment officials, anyhow? A ROW IN OAMP. About half-past 11 o'clock yesterday forenoon twomen were ohserved in close conversation on the north side of South Water street, near the corner of Franklin. They proved to be Richurd Powers, General President of the Chicago Beamen's Union, and a member of the Union Demed Patrick Wallnce. The conversation was rently of the social order. but bystanders suddenty saw Powers strike Wallace in the face With bis fist and receive a weak blow In return. Then there was a ciiuch and a rough-and-tum- ble. Police-Officer Murphy hastened to the spot and separated the combatants. He had no in- tention of making an arrest, but President Pow- ersinsisted that High-Private Wallace ehould Detaken into custody, whercupon tho level- Beaded officer conoluded to take both as pris- oners, on a charge of disorderly. The triul fol- Jowed prompuly and resulted in_the conviction of botn, with a fine of $2 for ench. which Presi- dent Powers paid out of bis own pocket. = Last evening the reporter of Thg TRIBUNE met Wallace, and found bim to be sulfering rom & severs kick in the abdomen, intitcted by Powers during the fray, beclaims, Conscquent- 5 there 5 a smart chance for 8 suit in civil court against the General President of the Beamen's Union for damages resuitine from bodily injury. 1t appears from Officer Murphy's Etatement that Wallace had visited tho bead- uerters ot tho Seamen's Unlon o Friday for epurpose of paying his dues, and that Presi- dent Powers refused so_reccive them on the #round thet Wallace had been guflty of work- ing with ~seabs.” Meeting Powers again yes- tenday at the lumber market, Wallace once more tendered payment of his dues, when the ident at first threatened and then struck wnd kicked him. ‘1his is a statement ot the case 8t stands, and the readers can judge for them- Belves of its morits. FIRST ROUND TRIP. Testerday forenoon the Western Transporta- Company propeller Vanderbilt arrived here frum Buffala, having completed the first round tripbeiween the two ports in less than nitedays. Ebe hrought no cargo, and in_consecquenco at - ouce proceeded to un' elevator to load wheat on er to arrive. 0 THE QUEEN OF THE ‘\'ES:- thia ! Wosk [he new steam-barge Queen o e g built at East Saginaw fi William Crosthwaite for loin Kelderhouse, of Buffnlo, arrived bere last evening with a cargo of lumber that gave ber o Rery bad fist. The new cratt hus a tine model. nd will make a Tar better apPCRIANCE CATTVIDG in, coal. or fron-ore than lumber. She will no, 0 f0r the larier trade, and have the tuff pl 90 83 {u the present instance. Capt.Charles McMjilan, her popular commander. evidently Zelt considerably chagrined because of the un- _favorable comments directed at him concern- ing tha vessel while passing up the river. Du ARRIVAL OF THE .\'EAGARhA. Acile ring the afternoon yesterday the tug Ao L Saith arrived hore from Kenosha with the larve river tug Niagnara, which sunk hetween Ite harbor piers at Kenwsha after baving m-eg owed there by the propeller Hurd. A wn-in% Sesm-pump was in constant operadon on board, a2 @pparently hud work up to its full cnpng_;) Figleeping the disabled craft free. 2 {acaru was towed to Miller 7 Shipyard for docking and repairs. Surrent report can be helieved, the disaster, Te- e f;mn the blowing-out of am“u:s{:'r? of decnyed planking pretty e - Father than the fracture of the stern-pipe, 85 announced. > LAKE FREIOHTS. Sealn freights continue firm at unchanged Tates. Charters'are reported as. follows: Buffalo—Prupellers Vanderbilt ung h?.::{u?: Fueat and corn on through ruto; Schooners Montana and Mont Blanc,, wheat at 51 cent schooner Lucy J. Clurk,” wheat at 55 cents steam-burge Queen of the West, 46,000 bushels rie—Propel Alsskn und Deluware, corn on mmfi.ni m’e”""’ _Conrso frelghts cuntlnuo firm, and must ad- vance if tho present demund for room ohus ues. Yesierday the schouner Bessie Bonit wis churtered for twelve trips of wond and bark from Gill's Pier to Cicazo, at $3.50 por cord. GIIl's Pier is on tha eastshore of Lake Michiguan, between Leland and Nortbport. L o \ JOTTINGS. nsettled and squally wenth “mhfllréllling, was fullowea during the fi;l!‘;fi;‘oe;d;; b Dorthwest wind, which died away with - Notwithstanding the fuct that all of - els engaged in tho Inke trade are noflv‘l?:eczf mission, the number of seumen at present in- burt unable to obrain employment Is very lurie. Amnong the arrivals. yesterday was the lurge coal-luden sehooner Ningurn, from Buffalo, Cupt. Jumes MeGinn 18 expected bere with the new tug E.D. Holton, Just completed At Mil Jnakee, on Tuesday ' morning. Cupt. William N, one of the owners. will procead 10 Mil- 4 -morrow to accom bigher on her muidon trip. puny the Holion @ new Pesiitizo Company tuz Bos Friduy received or boltors. tn Lighthomse Son under the Chicago Company’s derrick. ocJhe point wnere the Marinette Hurwe Line Sompray's new tug 13 to be built remaios to” be determi robably Munitowoe. may be Yesterday afternoon tho Canadian_propeller Lake Ontario nrrived here. towlog the barges Maggie and Fortune. The Maggle Is compara- tively new, having been robullt from u dredge Inst Winter at the Shickluna yard fn St. Cath- arlnes. She has a round sterd and bow, and car- ries not even 5o much s n *horn.” Her cu- ity i about 15000 bushels of wheat. The ortune is uiso o new-comer. The Luke Onta- ri0 has a cargo of barle; During the high northwest wind sesterday a blunder Qn the part of the gentleman In charge of the Wells street bridge cume near res.lting in serious damae to the structure and to the ‘\:'esieL That damage did not result is o mira- o Lahorers employed by the propeller lines re- cewve 25 cents per hour. The tug Union, of the Vessel-Owners' Line, bus received ner'new boiler, and will go iato commission to-day. She is now A No. 1. souurles Kaleirom has sold “the pleasure amer 10a party in New Orlewns for 2150, The Wild will depart. for tho. Senin &s soon as the dumuge sustained yesterday by collison hus been repaired. The suddenness of the siiking of the schooner Trinldad way be Judged from the fact that the crew hud not time to rescuc u favorit New- foundland dog from the cabin. and he couse- qut‘fntlv went to the bottom with ber. Capt. Higgins, of the fchonner Trinidad, has been unfortunate enough without ndding un- necessarily to the cases of accidents that have at- tended bim. Capt. George MoMoran, and not Capt Higgine, bad charge of the ‘schooner Walter 1. Allen when she went down in thig 1ake thirteen moaths ago. The propeller Montaua was duelast night with 400 tons of freight from Bulfalo. On Tues- das the propeller Fountain City, the firstof the Buffulo passenger bouts, will arrive. MISCELLANEOUS. OBSTRUCTIONS REMOVED. Special Dispateh to The Chieago Tribune. AMRERSTBURG, Ont., May 14.—All obstructions were removed from the eastern channel art the Lime-Klilns yesterday. There {8 now saia to be Tourteen feet six inchbes of water, but the chan- uet Is very narrow and suill dungerous. Dredges are now working to the westward. and surveyors are sounding the channel thoroughly. LUMBER SHIPMENTS FROM MUSKEGON. ' Spectal Disvatch to The Chacago Tridune MOUSKEGON. Mich., May 14.—The total lumber shipments from this port for week ending to- day were 12,000,485 fect. Total clearunces for same perlod seventy-two. STORGEON BAY. Special Dispatca 10 The Chicago Tridune. STURGEON BAY, Wis.,, May 14.—Tho tugs Jobn Gregory and Tillson aré expected bere this even- tniz with the sehooner Peoria, which it i3 thought the tugs bave been successful to-day in releus- ing frumn the reef at Builey's Harbor. ‘The tug Kitty Smoke wlil leave here to-mor- row for Manitowoe, where she wil take the new barge Ricburds In tow for Escanaba, where the barwe wiil foad with iron for below. The Smoke expects to return here Tuesday morning. Arrived—Tug Jobn Leatbam, towing. Cleared—Schooner E. M. Stanton. ties, Milwau- kee; schooner Keichum, ties, Milwaukee. LAUSCH AT CLEVELAND. Speetal Dispatch to The Chicapn Tribune. CLEVELAND, O., May 14.—The steamship City of ftome was successfully lnunched tbis after- noon from Quayles’ shipyard. Sne was buiit for the Winslows, and s onc of the largest vessels ever launched on thelakes, Her dimenslous are as follows: Length of ke 68 feet; overall, 283 feet: beam, 40 feet; hold, 21 reet. The vessel 15 dingonally strapped. She bas four spars, all intended to carry salls, and hns also an extra number of hatches. Her machinery was constructed by the Cuynhoga Works. Her engines, two in number, are compound, the large cylinder belne sixty mnches in diameter, and the smaller onc thirty-two inches, with a forty-eight inch stroke. She has two boilers seventeen feet long and nine teet in dinmeter. The wheel is twelve feet, with four- teen and one-brlf feet lead. Her registered tonnage i3 1,008, Capt. B. S. Wolrin, who last season comnmanded the Raleigh, will 8afl thenaw vessel, Willlam Gregory being engincer. The vessel will cost when completed £125.000. She draws four feet ten inckes forward, and vine feet one inch aft. MILWAUKEE NOTES. al Dispatch to The Chicaon Tribune. MILWAUKEE, Wis., May H.—The tug Starke Brothera left for Chicago to-night with & dredge, accompanled by the H. F. Bues, which will act as teader during the progress of. the ork. Capt. Charles Herman to-day sold his two- thirds Interest in the fchooner Surprise to John Elser for 34,500, and Elser in turn disposed of the entire craft to H. M. Benjamin for £6,000. A survey held on the steam-barge Hilton to- day disclosed the fact that she filled through ber siphons, which were unprovided with stop- cocks. The oversight has been remedid. ANOTNER BARGE FOR LAKE MICHIGAN. Spectat Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune. Port_HURON, Mich., May 14.—The steam: ‘barge Virginius, of Mt. Clemens, was sold by Daly, Snonkes & Co. to Ross, Torrent & Falr. of Muskegon, engaged in the lumber trade. Price paid $30,000. PORT OF CIIICAGO. ARRIVALS. Stmr Mugkegon, Escanaba, sundries, Prop G. J. Truesaell, Ludington, towing. Prop Leland, Grand Rapids. plg-iron. Prop M. Groh, Muskegon, lumber. Prop Yessenger, Benton Harbor, sundries. Prop Avon, Buffalo, sundries. Prop Newburgh. Butfalo, sundries. Prop Albert Soper, Muskegon, lumber. Prop 5. C. Hall, Muskegon, lumber. Prop Ocouto, Green Buy., sundrics. Prup Sheboyian, Manitowoc, sundries. Prop 5t. Jusenh, Muskegon. lumber. - Prop Annie Laura, Muskegan. lumb Prop J. L. Seaverns, Muskegon, lumbe Prop Vanderbiit, Buffalo, sundries. Prop E. E. Thompson, Blufftown, lumbor. Prop S. C. Buldwin. Escanaba, iron ore. Prop Cormorant, Erie. coal. Prop Lake Ontario. Hamilton, barley. Prop New Era, Grand Haven. tuwing. Prop Niagnra, Cleveland, sundrics. Prop Lake Erie, Collingwood, sundries. Prop Queen of the West, Bay Ciry, lumber. Sebr Grace M. Filer, Ludington, lumber. Schr Japan, Ludington, tumber. Schr Iver Lawson. Ludington. lumber. Sehir Potomac, Muskegon, lumber. Schr A. Bradley, Ludington, lumber, Schr Lavinda. Grand Haven, lumber. Schr Miton, Frankfort, lumber. Schr Hockawsy, Muskegon, lumber. SenrJ. & A. Stronach, Grand Haven, lumber, Schr Gladiator, Jacksonpart, cedar posts. Schr Evaline Bates, Grand Haven, lumber. Sehr Onk Leaf, Cedar River, ties. Schr §. A. Irish, Grand Haven, lumber. Schr Penobscot, Ford River, lumber. Schr Sheboygan, Man:towoc, Sundries. Schr Lumberman, Black Creek, lnmber. Scehr Duncan City, Grand Haven, lumber. Schr 8. J. Luff, Marlnette, lumber. Scnr Minnehaha. Cheboygun, tis. Scha Ben Bird, Muskegon, lumber. Schr Escanaba. Cleveland, conl. Schr Spray, Muskegon, wood. Schr City of Grand Rapids, lumber. Sehr City of Grand Rupids, Grund Haven, lum- lumber. er. aven, Schr Ottawa, Grand H Tamber. Sonr Willie Loutit, Grand Haven, Scur Gen. Sigel, Pentwater, mood. Sebr Pilot, Manistee, lumber. Sebr Lizzie Donk, St. Joseph, lumber. Schr Uity ot Chicazo, Coilingwood, ties. Sonr Niugarn, Ashtabula, coal Schr Adriatic, Ahnnpec, tics. Sehr Hattie I\E'n i ‘us“umn'fi wood. Sebr Guldo, Musicegon, wood. Seur William B, Oden; Cheborgan, ties. Schr Sky Lark, Erfe. coal. S e Onkc. Whitohwl, rallroad ties. Scbr Coaster, Kewaiinee, bark. Sehr Moses Gage, Abnapee, railrond ties. Sehr Delos Do Woif, Muskegon, Jumber. Scbr Mary Nau, Manistee, lumber. Scbr Willlnm Morse, South Chicago. g'rnvel. Sonr C. J. Rueder, South Chicawo, gravel, Sobr York State, Blufftown, lurber. Eohr Maggie, St. Catbarines, light. Senr Fortune, St. Catharines, ligt. Scbr Transfer, Muskegon, lumber. Sehr C. O. D.. Grand Haven, lumber. Sebr City of Erle, Grand Haven, lumber. Senr Lena Jobnson, Muskegon. lumber. Schr Levi Grant, Muskegon, lumber. SebrJ. V. Junes. Muskegon, lumber. Sebr Minerva, Muskegon, lumber. £ebr Androw Jackson. Muskeiron, lumbor. ShE 17D, Morse. Whitefish Ba, railroad ties. Sebr J. 0. Moss, North Bay, raiirond ties. or Mal. N. M. Ferry, White Luke, lumber. Sobr Mngwie Thompeon. Muskeyon, lamber, SeBrT. ¥ Avery, Whitefish Bay, railrond tios. ACTUAL SAX'—L\gS‘ S Grand Haven, sundries. 20,000 bu whear, 35 bu G. T. Burroughs, Prop 0. Britsaln, White Lake, iigbt. Prop Mary Groh, South Haven, sundries. Prop Skyiark, Bentan Harbor, sundries. Prop Measenger, Benton Harbor, sundries. Prop Louis Gilbert, White Lako, lizht, Prop Anple Smitk, Buifalo, 29,411 bu wheat. Prop H. D. Cotinberry, Buffaio, 35,762 bu wheat. Prop Fayette, Manistee, light. Prop Russia, Buffalo, 10,000 bu oats, Prop Scotin, Butlo, 100,000 bu oats, grop é\'on. Bll)nfllo, llghl. rop George Dunbar, Whitefish Bay, light. Prop M. Groh, Muskegon, lignt. 22 Prop Bt. Juseph, Muskegon, lizht, Prop Vanderblit, Buttulo. (zrain), 46,004 bu onts, 558 bris tlour, and sundrics. PropCity of Traverse, Traverse City, 2,000 bu corn and sundries. Prop Albert Soper, Muskegon, light. lzrnp Lutus, Collingwood, 18,015 bu corn. Prop Oscar Townsend, Ashtubuly, light, Prap Colin Campbell, Ludington, 'sundries. Schr Inperiat, Marinotte, light. Schr Newsboy', Muskeyon, light. Echr Naiad, Muskegon, light. Schr Henry Folger, Buifalo, 22,978 bu wheat. Sobr L. A. Burton, Oconto. ifght. Senr Gladlator, White Lake. light, Schr Lewis Day, Green Bay, light. Schr Coral. Silver Lake, light. Schr Adriatic, Muskegon, light. Sehr Abnapee, Humlin, licht. Schr Ralph Campbell, Manistee, ght. ScehrE. R. Blnke. Ahnapee, lich: Bebr L M. Forrest, Muskegon, light. Schr Mary Amnroda, Grand Haven, light. Schr Mary E. Puackard. Packard's Pler, light. Schr Onward, Ford River, light, Schr Windsor. Manistee, ilgiit. Schr Milan, Muskogon. light. Scor Herschel, Sturgeon Bay, light, Schr Arendal, Manlstee, lighr. Schr Evaline, Grand Haven, light. Scbr Wolverine, Grand Haven, light. Sebr 8. A. Irish. Grand Haven. light, Schr Mulne, Grana Huven, light. Schr Mary Ludwig, Packard’s Pler, light. Schr Ford River, Ford River, hight, Schr Petrel, Manistce, light. Schr 8. Anderson, Muskegon, light. Sebr Frunk Crawford, Lud.ngton, light. Sebr Lumberman, Bluck Creek, light, Schr C. L. Jubnston, Ludington, light. Schr Ottawa, Grand Haven, light., Secar Rockaway, Muskewon, light, Schr Rouse Simmons. Muskegon, light, Sebr Penobscot, Muskegon, lixht, Schr Ramadary, Calumet, light, Sehr Noguebay, Peshtigo, lHighr Sebr Live Ouk, Manistee, light. Schr Sea Bird, Grand Huven, light Senr S, L Luff, Marioette, light. Sebr R. L. Skidmore, Montague. licht. Scur Oneonta, Bufalo, 27,08) bu eorn. Sehr Willie Loubit, imdingston, light. Sebr Yankee Blude, Montreal, 16,50 bu corn, Sehr South Haven. Muskegon, light, Schr Otter, Ludington, light. Schr Rudical, Pentwater, sundries. Schr City of Grand Kapids, Grand Haven, light. Schr Evaline Bates, Grand Haven, light. Schr Hattie Barl, Muskegon, light. Sebr I & A. Stronnch, Grand Huven, light. Sebir M. Capron. Manistee, ligbt. Schr Resumption, Ford River, sundries. OTHER LAKE PORTS. MARQUETTE. Spectal Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune. MARQUETTE, Mich., May 14.—Cleared—Pro- pellers’ Havanna ana Vieons and schooner Verona. Passed up—Propellers Peerless and China, Wind northwest, fresh: raining and toggy. PORT COLBORNE. Special Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune. Port COLBORNE, Ont., May 14.—Passod up— Sehooners St. Louis, Kingstonto Chicago, light; Guloair and A, Muir, Port Dalhousie to Toledo, ligbt; Mary Battle, Kingston to Toledo, light. Down—Schooner W. Heller, Toledo to Ozdens- buryg, corn; propeller Alma Munro, Toledo to Montreal, genernl cargo: steawn-barge Thomp- son Kingstord, Toledo o Ogdensburg, corn. CLEVELAND. Spectar Dispateh to The Chicago Tribuns. CLEVEL. 0..&)uy 14.—Cleared—Prapeller Boston, Mllwauk®, “merchandise: schooners Franels Pulns and Thomas Guwn, Chicago, conl; Eliza Gerlach, Milwaukce, conl. Churters—Propeller Evyptian, ore. Escanabn to Erie, p. t.: schoouer Pelican, ore, Escaxuba to Asbtabula, p. t.: schooner Georgo C. Turney, Ftone, Keliy’s lsland to Marquette, §1 free, and ore buck to Oblo ports on p. t. Ashtabula barbor bas been dredged and the swater 18 now sixteen feet deep. ESCANABA. Spacial Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune. EsCANADA, Mlch., May 1f.—Arrived and clearea —Propellers’ W. L. Brown, Minneupolis, Mary Jarecki, and City of New York; schooner Me- tropolie. Cleared—Propoller E. B. Hale. Arrived—Schooners A. H. Kent and L. Casey. BUFFALO. Soecial Disvatci o The Chicago Tridune. BUFFALO, N. Y., May l4.—Arrived—Schooners Owasco and E. R Willlams, weain, Toledo. Cleared—Propeller - Milwaukee: schooners Charles Foster, Helle Hanscomb. American Union, coal, Chicago; schovner E. R. Willlams, Toledo. Shippers have been trying to force vessels to take conl by the gross ton. and one vessel I8 re- orted to bave Jonded that way at a th-centrate. Charters to-day were: Schooner Goorrie, conl 0 Chicago at 5 cents per net ton, and schooner C. G. Mixer, conl to Sheboygan at 85 cents per net ton: the schconer American Union, conl hence to Chicago at 5 cents, and the Sea Gull, coal to Toledo at 25 cents. FORT COLBORSE. Bpecial Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune. actlons which have been brought cuunection with it. SR rdEhtn ENGLEWOOD. Englewood was visited by asevere hail- storm yesterday which did considerable dum- age in the vicinity of Fifty-fifth street.- The storm commenced at abont half past 12 o'clock and lasted for half an hour, The stones were about the size of a hickory-nut and very solid. A man walking on the street with an’ umbrela was admonished to seel shelter by the stones passing through the cloth of his umbrella. ‘The residence of Mr. S. M. Dunning had several windows broken, and a row of houses on La Salle streetall had glass in the bay windows broken. St. Ann’s Catholic Church had seversl handsome stained glass windows brogen. Several hot-houses in the vicinity sulfered considerable damage. ‘The annual tree-planting exercises of the June and December clas- ses of the Cook County &{)!‘I“ill School will take place Saturday afternoon. Carter IL ITarrison will deliver the address, and a very interesting program has been arranged for the oceasion, _Commencing with to-day, St. Aun’s Catho- Tic Church will hold @ wission_or revival. ‘The serviees will be conducted by the Rev. Father Coghlan, assisted by the “Revs, Ve, don, Rose, and Sehultz, of the Jesuit Soci: ety. There will be a morning and ufternvon service to-day, and meetings will be con- tinued every evening during the week. The reverend gentlemen arrived from New York yesterday, where they have been holding -similar services. 2 —_———— DBismaric. It is oot generally known, snys the Palt Malt Gazette, that u feroclous uttack bas been mado upon Bismarek. Inthe course of lust your an obscure Soutn Germwun paper, tho Badischer Beabachter, in comuenting on tho vast quuntity of paper required for the census, usked ** wbeth- er puper munutucturer Von Bismarck were not supplying some of it.” The ullusion to tho Dbusiness of pupor-making 8o protitubly carried ou by the Prince mivht seem iunocontand even olatless, but the tnined eye of the Publie Prosecutor detected treason In ft. It is true that even his preternutural scumen did nov_at ouce discover the latent pofson. For some ionths the artivle © passed un- noticed, and was even copicd Into several pupers without sensibly affecting Prince Bis- unrek's European position. But. as il tuck would bave it, the ofending Words ur Iust found their wuy (nto the Union, w.well-kiown Stras- burr journul of unti-German tendencles, The Dnion was promptly pounced upon, and its pub- lisher bad to puy five hundred marks. On his triat be indicated the source of the obnoxious remark, uud so justice at lenzth overtook tho original otfender. In vain. the editor of the Beohachter plended tnat be had only intended barmless jest. The prosceutor urged und the Jury believed that be bad suxgested’ peeulation, und he was fined $75 besides cost. So splondid o victory mignt be expected to regstublish tho great Miniser's waning inffuence it victories of his kind were not of such constant ocourronce. — ———— A River of Ink. Alglers possesses a river of veritable ink. Two 6treams. onie sturting from o region where tho suilis ferruginous, the otber from u peat swamp, meet and form o river, whose fuky constitu- ency 1s duo to the mixing of the trou” and mllic ncid which the two tributary streuns respective- uiai TRIBUNE BRANCH OFFICES, ORDER TO ACCOMMUDATE OUR numerous Patrous throughous the city, wo huva blishied Brancn Utticea fo thy diBorent bivistons, as desiguated below, woere advurilyements will ba fuken for the ssuie Drice us chsnod at the Main Of- tice, und will be recelvaa v ck . m. UTIL DIVISIO: J. & R SIMMS, Booksellers and Statloners, 12§ Twenty-second-ut. W. F. BUGAIT, Druggist, 613 Cottaze Grove-av., Borthwest corner ‘Thirty-t{th-st. UDSON S. JACOBUS, Druggist, 357 Indiana-av., cornuer Thirty Brstat. _1L W. BUCHMAN, Drugglst, corner Thicty-tirst and Stute-sts. WEST DIVISION. n. F. KRAFT, Drujacist, 611 West' Madison-st, cor- ner Pauling. " P JAS. M. KIRKLEY & CO., Druggists, 13 South Tiistod-si., corner of Adams. ACY, WAINWRIGHT, 573 n-ay. L 245 Blue Island-ov., MILLS” PHAKAL fLh-ut. 1L C. HERRICK, Jeweler, Newsaealer, and Fancy GOuds, 74) Lwkesst. corner Lincoln, AUGUST JACOBSON, Druizist, 152 North Lisisted, corner [ndianu-sy. 'NORTIT DIVISION o L. BURLINGIIAM & CU., Druggists, 455 North Clark-sL corner Division. = AL WILLIAMS & CO., Druggists, 635 Larrabeo-st., corner Suphia., LOUIS ‘W. 1. NEEBE, Printing and_ Advertising Agent, News und Stactonery Depot 8 E. Division-st. LOST AND FOUND. OUND—ON TUESDAY, MAY 10, A #tray horse, which owner can' have by proving fronerty and puyiug cuaries. ApplY 1o 25 und 27 Jast Kinzle-st OST—ABSTRACT OF TITLE BY Hundy & Co., of lots u Cook and Anderson’s Bubdivision. A~ sultable reward will be pald for its return to HUBBARD, JIt., 74 Washingion-st. OST—ON TWENTY-FIFTH-ST. CAR, _l on the tith, thresd-lnco vell. Finder please re- turn to 4§ Twenty-Tourth-st. and recelve sultablo re- sward. PORT COLBORNE, Ont.. May 14.—Pussed up- Schoouer St. Louis, Kingston to Chicago, lizht. PORT DALHOUSIE. Spectal Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune. PORT DALHOCUSLE, Ont., May 14.—Passed up— Schooners Pulaskl, Oswego to Mliwaukee, coal; Hartford, Oswego to Chicago, conl; Hydernbad, Kingston to_Chlcago, pig-iron: Wawanosh, Kingston to Cbicago, light; D. G. Fort, Oswego to Milwaukee, conl. el DULUTIT. Special Dispatch to The Chtcaoo Tribune. DoLutH, Minn, May H.—Arrived—Steamer Siskiwit: schoooer Charlle: propellor North- erner, Buffalo. Tho_ propellers Northerner and City of Owen Sound are tho first Lower-Lake boats arriving this season. ERIE. Spectal Dispatch to The Chicagn Tridune. ErtE, Pa., May M.—Clenrned—Schnoner North Star, coal, Dalhousie; propetler Ohlo, light, Chi- cago. . MILWAUKEE. Speesat Dispatch fo Tae Chicago Tribunc, MILWAUKEE. W8, May l.—Charters to-day were: To Builalo—Propellers Avou and Arabin, wheat at b5i¢c; prupeller Starucca, wheat and corn on through rate. Capacity, £,000 bu wheat, 25,00 bu corn. Arrivals from below—Schodners J. H. Mead, George D. Russell, and John B, Merrill. Cleared—Schooners M. F. Merrick and Moon- light. THE COUNTY-BU'LDING. Tie Committce on Finance of the County Board met yesterday and considored the offers for the purchase of the Reform School property, but renched no conclusion. They will talk the matter over again on Monday. COUNTY-ATTURNEY WILLETT yesterday flled 1n the Superlor Court & bill to restrain the city from cutting off the water from the County Hosplital. The motion for an injunction will be argued before Judge Jameson Monday morning. Tne contesting South Town officers, except Bryan Philpot, fited nmended nnd sepurate pe- Litions In tho Couaty Court yesterday asking Judgment of ouster aganst the present town ofticers. They were ordered to amend severul duys ago In the hearing of a demurrer, and yes- terday wus the Inst doy. Summonges' were fs- sued returnable the second Monday in June. ThE trial of Redney Burns and Alexander ‘MeKay, churged with ‘assault and with intent 10 kill und break jril. was concluded yesterday. The jury found them botb gulity, and fixed their punishment at five yeurs' imprisonment in the State Penitentinry. They uppeared satisfied with the result, and oniy rejoiced that they bad not fared worse. Burns is already under a tive years' sentcnce for burglary at Monmouth, fourteen years for murder fu thiscily, and can- not be snid, under the circumstances, 10 bare A very bright future before him. McKay will be tried Tuesday for the rolling-mlil safe rob- bery, and the chences are that he will be Burns' companion for a number of years to come. DEPUTY-SHERIFF WAITE yesterday caused & caucus 1o be heid ot the Deputy Sherlls in tho interest of getting an lncrease of pay. They talked the matter over in secret for an hour or more. and finully agreed to petition the _Counts Board to allow them an increase of 100 per year to_cover car-fare. etc. The Balliffs were granted n similar allowance some wecks Ao, and the Deputles think they shhuld be put upon an cqual footing, but there’ls no danger of any of them resigning If they do not_zet what they ask. They are now gotting §LSX per year, while the Baitiffs are getting $1,200. SETTLED, BUT NOT EXPLAINED. The case of Matilda Johnson vs. Charles Gus- tafson, in which the former has becn geeking to force the Iotter to support a child of which "he wns adjudged the father, came up again before Judge Hawes yesterdny. The case was up some 0, it will be reniembered, when aflidavits 1‘4‘3&3 ?l ed tending to Implicate two attorness in & Scheme which was thought to exiet to deprive tho woman of her ducs, snd o tho mination O ‘witnesses Aalso ap- Cnred that _Gustafson had pald &0 the woman through one Jobansod, which she ;Zn}’cc('i having evurgreceived. In the hearing esterday it was expected that Jahanson would come forward and cxplain his connection with the matter. but he did not put in an appearance, and all there was to ft was the presentation of aflidavita by the attorneys denying all knowl- edye of the 250 having been pald to any one, or uow complicity with any ouc to wrong tne woman, and an egreement compromising and settling the whole difficulty, In which the womun acknowledged baving been paid $500 Thursduy by Gustafson. The woman was lubsn1uoml)‘ seat for, and pmducev.r! fma trn::;.cnl"h:lh z!l;ae harge of for the o g | 95 for the first i llowing ber i ,‘-Z."‘;f' o VEE annually untll the. §00 Jas" absorbed. What becume of “the $250 before pald remains as much a mystery as B Pena tha ettlement of tho case precludos l all forther inquiry into the quesdonable trans- §15.000, LQST—O.\' FRIDAY AFTERNOON ON tate, Washington. or Mndison- chatolain wateh. Finder return to 122 South Sungamon-st., and Tecolve reward. OST—OR STOLEN—LITTLE GIRL 23 months old, brown dress, plald trimmings, brown traw hat, red ribbon, gray stockings, black’ shoes. Liberal retvard wili be’ paid for any Information or restoration of child Lo its parents, at 4 West Madi- s0n-3 OST—FRIDAY, MAY 13, IN GOING from 215 Superior-st. ‘to Calvary Cemeie iifough Lincoln Park, blnck moroeeo ‘monev-baz, with namo of decensed owner, Mrs. T, Foley, stampod undor outside iap: money contained therein may be kept, and raward pald for return of bug. TIUS. FULBY, corner Luke und Clark-sts., or 245 Superior-st. 38 BUSINESS CHANCES. BUSINESS CHANCES. A RARE: CHANCE—IN ONE OF THE tinest cittes in Michican—A first-cinss millinery, g;e“-fimmguh and {ancy koods emablishment for kale, ; r. The business {s paying bana- somely. For full particulars xddross 1 &2 Trbanc, MAN OF GOOD GENERAL BUSI- Tars, acas cxporience will invest u faw hundred dol- i S5l sive use uf same for situatlon. Address "ANTED—SALESMEN—LOCAL.AND traveling; must be reliable: members of Odd- W per cent margin, Room 45. ANTED—A PARTNER WITH FROM three to fivo thousaad dollars in n well estab- lished, profiiable manufacturing busincss. | Best refercnces required and kiven. Address O L9, Trib- co. GENTLEMAN WITH LONG EXTE- » has some cash, wishes a party with capital to foin in buying 1} hurdware Dasiness, Address 1o, Tribane Oco - AGTIVE BUSINESS MAN DESIRES t0 invest from_ LW 10 KK - Duisiness. Addrass 11, THpontomie, "o PRTisE A CUANCE SELDOM OFFERED—FOR Eas, dale TAn, olaentabili¥od restarant wn South EOIAE 10 Europe. 1, 16, Tribune atteel o )¢ OwRer HICAGO BUSINESS AGENCY, .155 Washington-rr. Roozus 2f and 5, es-abiished 185, has somo_of the best taloaus, eraceries. hard- ware und confectinery stores In the city on snle: flso Meovntcy hoiels, Glogantly furnished. tn Mich izan. Titinols, lowa. and Indiana: also conntrs gen eral tores, with staoks of 100ds from 5504 (0 1300 coine and ‘sce us if you wanta cennine businexs of any description, town or country: what we advertise 13 in no other azent's hunds, nof are you deceived by any misrepresentations. IGAR STORE, VERY CHEAP. Boarding-house, ensy terms. mple-roam. buainess centre. tore, cash trade, h acrount of denth. THURMEY KR, £ North Clark-st. (ASIL GROCERY BUSINESS, WORTH huving, must to sold for cush: examination 2id tnvestigation Invited. Address F 43, Tribune, RY GOODS MERCDANTS—DO YOU p want to chanie location? I wiil sell my stock Of first-c.nes, well ndxorted dry goodsatn baruain, in onc of the bést townx In tho State of illingls, with sood-xtll nnd lense, whicn I best In town. Huve sold goods in same plice 12 yenrs, [lave s large trnde, ull cushi. Oniy reason for selling, health failed. Can re- 4uco stock to suit bufler. Address Lock Box 2 Men- jota, 101, un ‘ ANTED—A RELIABLE BUSINESS- ‘man 10 take entire chnrze of office departmant of vur business. Best uf reference required: und. prepared 1o fnvest SL50 to §20.0: splendid opportunity forenerxetlc youny man wishing to get info estab- lished business. E 97, Tribune ottice. l};GOO CASH BUYS AN OLD ESTAB- DUV hished restaurant doing 2 ine business onthe West Side; 10ss of health the cause of selling: none but thoxe having the money need answer. Address G &, Tribune office. $2_OOO—I WILL PUT THIS AMOUNT into anything that will pay. Address & Telbung ofite. - s it ATION WANTED—OF JAMES NTFOR) William, son of the late I IL Cole, of St. Louts. So. Pleas i siter. Iately arrived address by letter b 3 from Enelund, MARY JANE COLE, care M. D. Dodd, 2 Locust-st, 'St Louls, Mo. Otlier papers piense copy. MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS. FINE 73 OCTAVE ROSEWOOD UP- Fight plsno, nsed but little. for salo at Freat sac- Fifice by lkdy who bus no use for it. Call between 3 and G o'clock, Raom 2, Brown's Hotel, corner State and Vao Buren-sts. LADY GOING ABROAD WILL RENT ber T{-octave Hallet & Davis plano 10 responsi= bie party for six months. G <% ‘Iribune office. e DECIDED BARGAIN — A FIRST- class. full-carved rovawaod plane, nearly naw, at s great sacritice. 19 South Clark-st., {toom & BAE\ER UPRIGIIT PIANOS ARE THE best for 16 and durability; also other upright and square planos at low prices for cash, or on easy payments; also to rentat H. ¢ ELINESMITHS, 250 State-st.0q UNHAM PIANO, $50; GROVESTEIN 2] Juno. & Uigzins plano, §iiS: Steok planu, £173; Docker Bros., &£J: Steck Squara Grand. K07 ‘monchly payménts If desired.” 1. BRANCH 23 FOR SALE—VERY CHEAP—A GOOD second-hund orzan. #130uk-st.. up-stalrs. li‘OR ROUND CORNERS ROSEWOQOD’ lano, earved lexs, irst-cluss maker, $L25; & per mont. 213 State-st., one fight. 'OR SALE—CHEAP—KNABE SQUARRE plano. 5t Fifth-ay. o Sea ERSONAL—IMPERIAL GERMAN Consulate, Chicazo. Alex. Marckwald, irom Ber- lin. Any Information about his present wharenbouts will be thankfully recelved by UR-¥. HINKEL, 1m- yertal German Consul, ERSONAL—JACK: THE SECRET OF anccess you will fiud in * Room at the Top,” an excellent book. All booksellors. ERSONAL—MINNIE: SHE FOUND IT In_the “Cnsket of Poetical Gems." Beautiful Dbook. _Sold by all booksellers. ERSONAL—O. Z.: I WILL BE AT THE depot on Tuesdny, Iith, 2o'clock, sharp. Z. ERSONAL—S: A LETTER SENT TO the old ofice wili receive attenton. J. DRUG SITOCI\'; ND FIXTURES WAN' OR SALE—AT A GREAT SACRIFICE, —$1,000--the furniture und lense of 1 larze housot auitable' for boarders or rontinz rooms: at least 3100 profit per wonth at preaent In the house. 111 health Tenvon for selling; parties wish to touve the clt. Lo eatod on_one of the avenu=: of tho South ids 15 minntes from State and Madison-sts. G 8, Tribune. TOR SALE — A NO. 1 SANPLE R&O,\[ and liguor store. Inquire of L. A. BROWN'S TO0., 47 North Clurk-st. OR SALE—TIIE LEASE AND OUT- £t of & l-ruom bosrdinz und rooming house: Well patronized: location contralon South Side. Ad- dress K =, Tribuge ofice. O‘F} SALE—THE EXNTIRE CONTEXNTS 1d ut u by r part cash und balunce on thmo. 14 and SI6 State-st. ERSONAL—A YOUNG GENTLEMAN aged 41, In a zoud business, desires the acqy snceship, with o view (o matrlmony, of a_you not more thun . with at least .00 at b roal nama und nddross; cards exchanged. Address £ 9, Tribune otfice. JOR SALE—AN ORDER ON A FIRST- ALLET, DAVIS & CO.'S UPRIGHT PIANOS. | ‘These celebrated pianos,with othors of best maZes, can be found at the warerooms of W. W. RIMBALL, Corner State und Adsms. KIMBALL ORGANS, KIMBALL PIANOS, SHONINGER CO. ORGANS, ‘ HALLET, DAVIS & C0. PIANGS, T W, w7, KIMBALLS, corner State und Adagis, AVE FOR SALE A FIRST-CLASS i as all the madern improvements: will pian Be.l cheap; vmall amount down. bilanee in Instail- ments, or juake 1 un object for cash. T Sediwick-sL. F YOU WANT TO RENT A PIANO GO to FROSSEK & CO. They make renting & speciai- Ty %15 State-st. EMERSON PIANOS, ERSONAL — WANTED, THE LADY who left clonkat Wilson Broa. last fall to call for same at 113 and 115 Siate-st. ERSONAL—A GENTLEMAN OF 320, huving & cood position and salary. desires tho pafntance of a sprightly little brunette from 13 %5, Ubject matrimony. Address, la confidence, L . ‘Tribunie office. ERSONAL—A MIDDLI] ED WID- ower is dosirous of the acquaintance of a lady of intellzence and menns, to take charxe of o larze ho- el s 1 epor or wife. No other kind apply. “Tribune oftice. ERSONAL — MISS NELLIE DE R., J7ill rou sund your address to luw student? Ad- FOR SALE—OLD-ESTABLISHED FUR- nlture repalring and uphols ering busingss (plenty ofwork ull the yoar round}. Addcuss L 9, T'ribung. FOR SALE—FURNITURE, GAS-FIXT- res, n dostrabie leasw, and evorything_complete of'n2-room house near tho Sherman. Terms sonuble; locatlon vonvenlent, Addross K 41, OR SALE—PRIVATE BANKING AND loan oftice: Jowolry ‘storo cannucted; 3 vears ©rinblished: untimished reputation: noser before offered: ownar retires with n i Tare chunces to Invest $L0 to sineys where enpital ta sure to double yearly. Burenu of Exchaze, 177 La Sullo-st. ibune. Qross G 48, Tribune oice. ERSONAL —A YOUNG MAN OF means deslres to form the scquuintance of a younz Indy or widow. Object matrimony. Address W74, Tribune office. PERSO)AL——THE PERSON WISHING 10 know, two weeks azo. of the surrenderlng bollcy New York Mutual, Mr. Winston, President, for cash. Address G, Tribune oftice. ERSONAL—BY A RESPECTABLE middle-nzed Amertcan gentleman xocially in. clined, moderate salury, the ncqunintauce of a dow: rizht sensible vounz or middie-aged Indy. 15 103 without Incumbrance: object, matrimony. Address, for one week, It A D, Tribunc oftice. {'OR SALE—SELECT SCIIOOL, SOUTI Sides well establishod._Address O 1851, Tribune. O SALE—CIGAR, STATIONERY, and news store, esublished ono und a ha Fears. If you want . goud location to do businos nico store. clean stock st invoice price, and chieap rent, this will sult you. I bave other busines canrotatiend to ft. For partleuturs call ac Ci #L. busement. [WOR SALE—A FIRST-CLASS DRUG- slore on one of the best streets in Chicaz Vilue sbout $,0); &, ™ cuah, balnnce on thme. Al ULLN B HARTK 2, Box 3, Wriztt's Grove I ERSONAL—IF TIE PARTIES WILL return the coats and_vontents taken from the boot and shoe s'ore on Monroe-st. last Thuxday mornine, they will zot their price, und no questions asked. Address G 12 Tribune office. PERSOXAL—MRS. S. T. FISHER, WHO moved from 48 Congress-st.: Please send ud- Qress to HATTLE WILSON, throuzh Pos:-Office. ERSONAL—YOU DID NOT KEEP your_promise. Dee felt awfuily disappointed. ERSONAL—J-0-N-I LEFT ROOM 37, 73 Stateest. . Can be found st iGs State-st. Room o.. 1t 2. AL B. CO OR SALE—GROCERY STORE VERY ERSONAL—A YOUNG WIDOW, AC- chean: good lucation. 21 Clark-st. complished. retined, und agreeable, desires to [OR SALE—A GOOD CIGAR AND NO- hon storo In & z0od locatlon; satisfactory rea- Bons for soliinz._6) Larrabee-st. BLISHED AN OLD, EST newspapers d, clenrs liavinz an Al trade In books, ind perlodiculn, toFs, fancs 200 3 and tobacco. confectionory, ete., ete. Also. i dally newspaper route, togetlier with’ burdu. wacon, and Fur_par lenlues apply at the place. CHARLES MILLEI.34 Division-st,oppusite Franklin School. OR SALE—A NICELY FITTED-UP salaon, with 17 rovmy elesantly furnished, do- oz =ood business, un Eouth State-st. Good locaiion Year lense. Cheup rent. Address 1130, Tribune odic OR SALE—RESTAURANT DOIN first-clnss bustness. with 3 steads boardors: nesa the reason for selitng. Inquire ut 47 Soutl platnos-st. mako some arrangzement wnereby she fan havo a pleasant home in_consideration of lizht services. 1s capible of suerintending und conducting household afuirs. Reforence given and requircd, Address G bune oftice. g AL—AYOUNG GENT WISHES the ncqunintance of a younz lady not over % years of aze. Shop or clerk wirl preferred. Object, natrimony. Address K M, Tribune ofiice. ERSONAL—YOQUR TRIALS AND SOR- rown ace lihtened by = Guestsof the Heart,” an elevating book. Al booksellers. ERSONAL—LADIES, YOU CAN BUY Windsor ang Newton's tube colors and artist's brushes at BUCHMAN'S model orescription drug 8tore, corner State and Thirty-tirst-sts. ERSONAL—PLEASE ADDRESS MRS. 3L.J. JINNINGS, Chicazo, i1l T A SACRIFICE, MUSIC Stures, #nd repair tools: good ess_the cause of sale; must South lalsted-st.” A. C. store, stock, ftock; good trade: sickn sellsoon. Inquireut No. 9 ZEDME: B‘Oll SALE—. TJOERSONAL—E WANT A SMART, 4 wide-awake man, who is thorouzhly conversant isith and has been on the Board of Trade, to mannze a rew graln deuly which the writer has not'the time to Q0. Addrzss K 22, Tribune oftice. by Monday marninz. f OR SALE — FIRST-CLASS WATER power, turbine wheel, siesm boiler, foundation #nd part of 'walls (brick) of building lWxd@ feet., situntod In o thriving town ensy of uccess to Chicazo and Milwaukee. suitable for waolen, cotton, ar paner mill, or any other manufacturing Ingustry. * For fur- ther particalars apply 10 FRED 5. ACKERMAN, Citfton iouse, Chicazo. 'OR SALE—PHOTOGRAPI GALLERY ina frst-class locatton in heurt of ciy, chieap for cash. K 40, Tribure office. A STOCK OR SALE—OR EXCITANG! of £} of fne straw and felt bats. 95 South Clark-st., Room 6. OR SALE — RESTAURANT; SOUTIL Side; one of the Lest locations In the clty: Hrst- de; price FLMU; daing o splendid business: ¥ou can sec for yousself: none butmen meaning business need nuswer. Address G 8, Tribune oifice. OR SALE—RESTAURNAT ON SOUTH gide dolng kood business. Cull at 1214 State-st., nearTwelfth, LOST——FRO.\I COTTAGE GROVE-CAR Testarday, packaze contalning two whito foaih- c\l;s“ ‘indor will be rewarded for leaving it at No. dine-squa OST—AT THE “FAIR,”” A BEADED steel sachel, containing 3. A reward of &5 Wil bo puld for {18 return to X1 Wabash-uv. 0ST—A $2.50 GOLD-PIECE, WITI C. A. B.monogram. Please rotura to 2 Twenty Tith-st, and receive reward. OST—WHISKY MERCHANT'S MEM- _lorundum book, containing_pnpers o vulue to owner only, . Sultable reward will be puld for lts ro- turn to I3 State-st. or 47 Clark-st. OST—510 REWARD—A LEATHER pocketbook_containing, 1 think. 1. stumps, ors, etc., on State or Hundolph-st.. or \Wabnsh-ay. ilider please return twowner, MIL GILANT, 21 Was h-av., or to Mr. Valontine, Room 4 Major Block, corner La Salle und Madlson-sts. OST—TIHURSDAY EVENING, IN OR nenc Lincoln Park. ngold_ earring. ~Liberal re- waa to the tinder. LENRY GOEYZ, comer Lincoln 1nd Webster-uvs, 0ST—ON NORTII-AV., A GOLD RING, ametbyst setting, with letter ** L" tn diamonds. Tileral reward If rewurned to cashior Tribune oce. OR SALE—MEAT-MARKET DOING large business. ‘Price $lk. K 3, Tribune. JOR SALE.-— GROCERY AND FIX- tures. Price 8ia. ltent, wish four rooms, ¥22. Address F 35, Tribune office. OR SALE--GROCERY STOCK IN £00d loentlon, dolng laric business. Addross F &, Tribune office. OR SALE—A WELL-ESTABLISHED dressmaker doing & zood businexs, butdisabied i health, and wishing to_leave the city immediately. wiil sell at o low fizure. - Everihing first-class. Good location. _Address F i3, Tribune ozice. OR SALE—ON ACCOUNT OF BAD nealth, notlons, clears, candy, and school store; beat place In the city? Jow rent. il West Lake. OR SALE—AT LESS THAN INVOICE —A Feneral storw of dry’ goods. grocerles. boats @nd shoos. doing a bustuess of from $IG0Y to F13,00 2 foar In onc.of thebest litle towna In the State: mus: sold. Address C. H. G, The Brewery, Men- dotn, 1. ntly furnished: Jow ront of only &i: dolny 25 i0 263 per day: been In same party's hunds four yenrs. Chicavo Business Azency, 155 Washington:st., Rooms FIRST—CLASS SAMPLE ROOM—ELE- o TRAYED—OR STOLEN—A LIGHT brown or dark_tan-colored terrler slut, smouth 2Rd fat: nunie Skip. A lberst reward will be pald for her return to 4 South_Lincotn-st. J. FARGUSSON ‘TRAYED FROM BARN, ON TUESD. 1) last, n surrol horsa, white strip In face, one whita 5ot A lihernl reward will be pald for s reiarn. Apply to CAPT. BAILEY, & Washihston-st. TOLEN—FROM FRONT OF 8 EAST ‘Adaims-sc, roun mare und side-spring top_ buz ey, thio ‘pruperty of Louls Pfealzer, No. 43 Fulton-st., Chilcngo. MINING. N0 BETTER INVEST ment can be mude than this. We have Inoxhaustible boiies of free gold ores in splen- did location, requiriog neither shuft nor tunnel; pur- fuce all exposed: can be quarried; will hund-~ somely and Immediately: no risk about It. We have new and wonderfully improved processes for treating this ore that will save nt least 50 per cent fn power and cost. The ore will l\n{ at least &3 per ton over all cost from the surface. With this aid we will run thirt: tons per day, and, gradually increase capucity to I tons or more. We Invite the fullest investgaton. For thls sum we will give one-sixth interest. Here is an annual princely income. certaln us that_the sun shines, for only #54u. Amply secured. You may truvel the world over und never find the equal of ths uter. '$1.000 and $1.600 will buy a larce Interestin elther of two fine placer claims tiat will be worked immedtate- Iy.and will pay handsomcly from the Fart. If you ey tho money don't miss tuls. EVERSON & G Nngton-st. g SEWING MACHINES. ARGE ASSORTMENT OF SECOND- hand Stnger, Domestic, American, Howe, Victor, Wiicox & Glbbs, Wheeler & Wilson. Remingion, W eon, and _other first-class “sewinz-machines. §10 each, and warranted one year.at THOMPSON Wabash. 'OR SALE: NEW SEWING M- chines, or will exchanxc for real estate or stock ofgoods. K I8 Tribunc ottice. “the kind n'she villaze. 2iund 25, JOR CASH-giVILL SELL BEST COUN- try paper und Job affice in Central Illinols; clrcu- intton, L&) weekls. W G it Bl L 1l OR SALE—A MEAT MARKET IN A zoad loention, and zood trudo; sickness is the Cuuseofit. I &% Tribune ofice. {OR SALE—-A GROCERY BUSINESS eatabilshed 14 years. witha rellable cash trad ) required;;owner has larker nterests whi demands bis whole attentlon; must ¢lose out at once. Address I393. I'ribune oitice. ROCERY STORE IN LIVE MANU- facturing city of 7.400; stock H.0M; best loestlon s clry; locuted in 11linols. FF. Tribune. WANT SOME ONE WITH CAPITAL to g0 with me in the saic und manufucture of #om zrey und mallable lron speclalifes in great d mund. A splondid bisiness chance. Apply or a dresa J 11 W, 143 Wabash-uv., third #oor. IIAVE £100 TO INVEST AND MY services; am a zood business man. Al record und Teferences. ‘Must have work: no humbug wanted. 1L 64, ‘Tribune ofice. ZAYE'S BAZAAR — BAKERY, RES- tayrunt, and_confocuonery. locied at’ Genev: Luke, Wis, eversthing complete in store, dinin, room, kitehen, Unke-shop, ice-cream room und ice Bouse contxining 5 tous tnod clear ice: tive larz Bed-roouws, and parlor np-stairs. The only pince Ul Alloffered for rent or sale. at & rousonnble rate for cash or good approved security. -story cottuge of 1l rooms, within site of about § Address (:‘l\l,i":: iate. Addcess KAVES Bazaar, Genova Luke, B.—OWING TO THE DEATI OF owner, n light and tafe manufsciuring business, withoat 'competition, prying over I per cent net cash profiz, cun be bouzht, of the Hxht part with caplial enn secure the controliing Interest. Ad- dress for three days L 1, T'ribung odfice. NE OF THE BEST PAYING LIQUOR und clzars stores; East Randolph-si.: tine trade; 10w rent. Apply at Room ¥, 134 Rundolp-st. "\1]:‘,1)]1].\[ AND FAMILY SINGERS, VL Wheeter & Wiixon, and Sthier pond muchines, Lonn ofilct BOOKS. TY00KS AT AUCTION—A FINE COL- O A A T o vive ki SkS Trom ' upwards. “iRetber with many miscellaneons standard woris, will be rold at auction at Miller's Cheap Bookstore, 152 Dearburn-st., on Thursduy, May 2, at 2 o'clock p.m. WM. A. BUTTENS, Auctioneer. ANTED—TIE BOUND VOLUMES, dition, +The Llttle rporal.’ from :gnf;:‘n’wier‘l’eni%? lii to cluse of 1563, Address H & Tribune oflice. MUSICAL, ___ JDIANO INSTRUCTIONS GIVEN BY A : +* cperience asa tencher. Tori S eonts: hoar Jemons. <3 o, Tribune oflee: ITUATION WANTED—BY A LADY of education and refinement as companion 1o in- Nlialhay or enarze vt amail children: will teach Eniilsh Branches aad music. Addreas K 4, Tribune. ARTY HAVING TEN ELEGANT NEW billiard-tadles would jnin ane atroady estahlished in saloon, or uélalu 'rhgru‘ilfi:“:ulgd-Ll;r;g“!‘uagé; o “Chigneor some i et R Garess 155, Tribune otfics.. SCHOOL STORE FOR SALE, INCLUD. Ing stock und fixeuces. No. 28 Third-av., noxt dGur south of ¢chool. 0 MANUFACTURERS AND BUSI- ‘ness-gien. —ltock Fally, ik, located at the func- tion of the Cn. B. & O, C. & N. W., xnd I It L &St L Katlways, I8 the Iargest manufucturing town of s uge i the West. und osfers unusual advan: 'S O Manu- fnctarers of almost an; lnfidcndlu"flrxfl :l‘lir; o oped, wiil supporta way facilitles ure No. 1in every respect. improved wate ywer for sale in large or small quaniitics at low fgures wnd on eu.y terms. Also. $50m and power to rent fof Jarze or small business, In new bricx bullding, very low. livery possible_encourucement is offered to manu- sacturers and others (o lucate here. S50 worth of unimproved water-power and laad e S B oo iy v ‘Addresa A. P, SMLY al . liaters 1o 1h6 wapaziment of the C B, £Q. B B- Company, Chicago, L rall- ERSONAL—A GENT JUST SETTLED in Chicaco desires the nequaintance of an in- tellizent and aminble younc Indy. Object, matrimo- ny. Adidress W @, Tribune office. ERSONAL—CLASP OR FOLD THOSE little hands in prayer. ERSONAL see you. FRANK. RSONAL—KITTY: THE BOOK 1S called 'The Priest, the Woman, and the Confes- sional,” by Father Chiniquy. Itis startiing and sen- satlonal. “Bring it with you. ERSONAL—“NEXT TIME YOU MUST Ond me.” lmet you on Blue Isiand-nv. Fri- @iy evening. and see me, orl will speak next meeting, J. A ERSONAL—A VERY RESPECTABLE younz man. azed 2 yeurs, desires the acquaint- ance of an honorable young Iady. of Kbout Al age: object, matrimony. Onlv cultivated Indies need np- oy, but no trifiers. Address W. BANNER, 1-0. Box 2, Milwaukee, Wis. Y/ANTED — INFORMATION CON- corning Mrs. Jobin Clark, malden name Liddy Hill. JF in the clty pleaso uddress to lier mother, Mrs: Manaret HilL 3l Noble-s... Clevelnnd. 0. INSTRUCTION. ICIAL FRENCH DAY CLASS i1l be beld four thnes a_week, bejsinninz v, May I at 1 p. m., for students intending to enter the ¥chool of Technalozy of Boston, Harvard, Yale. ete., etc. In antlclpatlon of thelr ‘exnmination in Freneb. ot the Chicuzo Athanaum, 51 Desrborn-st. Instructor, PROF. L. ED. CAPELLIER. CARD—PROF. L. ED. CAPELLIER bhexs toinform that hehas nt present a few houradisencaved: niso Tuesday und Friday eveninzs. Persons destrink to enzage his services for privute instruction in French please address 5 Dearnborn-st. CADEMY OF ELOCUTION AND Dramatie Art, 1219 Michizan-av.—Mme-. Kurtze. dramatic render and deilnentor receives pupliy In elocution. volce culture. and dramatle art: private lessons dnlly: single rehearsuls to advanced students fur special aceastons. PARISIAN LADY, EXPERIENCED some time teacher of French and German, Qisengazed morning und afternoon for classes or pri- vute lessons. Address Mme. GARNIER-RUSSELI. 481 North La Saile-st., Chicago. YOUNG LADY DESIRES PUPILS IN A, arithmetic, algebra, and grammar. 25 cents an hour. 511 Larrubee-st. I OFFER FOR SALE MY FOUR ROUND corner Chickering piane, 7 actave, for $10; paya- bie §i) cash, balance & per month. lnquire ut Bry- ant's new store, 211 State-st. YON & HEALY PATENT UPRIGHT PIANOS Are remarkabla for their reat durabllity «nd capac- ity for stund ok In tune, s well as for their surpris- ingly pure und " symputhetic singing qualicy of tone, Recommended by Rive-K-ng, ‘heravod, Eddy, Gleason, Llebling, Boswcovitz, Mathews, Becker; tt. durge, Britton, and 3 host of other artists and tenclions. Thousand’ in use in' Chicugy und vicilty, Prices moderat £ ruis e LYON 3 v & HEALY, Stato and Monros-sts. TL[E RENOWNED, TIE RENOWN Hatne: Halnes, ‘Halnes, alnes. Uaines. THaines pinno, ilaing Haines _ upright, upright. " Halnes, Haines plano, fluines, Huines. Huines, Iatmes, Haines. STORY & CAMP, STORY & CAMP, 1Y und 10 State-st, 3% und 1% State-at. ole' Western Agents. 0 RENT—A NO, FIRST-CLASS tnuke: chénp.Address G i, Tribune orico. E WILL OFFER FOR SALE ON YV, Monday, May 9, the Toliowiug Planos, second- 1 Steinway Grand. 1 Steinway Grun Beppesss geeed unri 5N new Planos and Orzany for saie. Instruments can be a0ld on easy paymentsif re- uired. TScoond-hand fastruments taken In exchange W. W. RIMBALL, comner State and Adams, %,')' PER MONTO—TO RENT—100 UP- *De) right pianos: rent applied It purchased; first- class upriht and square plangy for salo at low prices und easy payments. ADAM SHARP,ZG West Madi- on-3L. corne: MISCELLANEOUS. “AYOUNG MAN FROM THE EAST .. with from 4,00 to .00} would lke to purchuse DAl Interest in un established hardware business st some good point in Michigan. Northern Indlana, or Northern Obio, or would buy vut store not requiring more than above-named canital. Reterences givon und required. Address, for one week, 7, Tribune. - FRENCH DOCTOR SPEAKING EN- ilish and Spanish. ex-Resldent Fhysician of ihe Jefrorson Medical College and of the Philadel- phia Dispensary, late surzeon of n transatlantic sieamer, otc.. with tho best reforences, offers his serv- Ices to invailds intending to travel, or, ns & substi- tute, to a well-established doctor desirous to take a prolonged vacation abroad. Address G 9, Tribune. N EXPERIENCED DRESSMAKER ns now opened businessat G2 State-st., itoom 3. ~Tins worked in one of the lending dressmaking es- tablishments of this city for the past 7 yenrs. TEALTHY MALE CHILD. 7 WEEKS 1d. to adopt; respectable purcnts. Address E SCTribune ottice. LL KINDS OF TAR AND GRAVEL rootin= und old roofs repaired by J. WILKES FORD & CU., 91 und ' West Washington-st. XY ONE HAVING A MANUFACT- orv or ather business and wishing a purtner with Some money, please address Fi8, Tribune office. OAT WANTED—CLINKER ROW boal Address, stazlng lowost cash price. also slons “and where to seen. JAMES 1UEN, Box 17 Hyde Park. UtiS, ROACIHES, AND MOTH EXTER- minated by contract (warrnnted). Ovkley's ex- fefminators fur sale; erers box warrinted. wildress A, OAKLEY, 150 East Washingion-st. BU(‘S CAN. BE EFFECTUALLY celuned ut of your ronmy by COMAN, Zig Deéarborn-st. Cull ornddres, und 1 will call at your residence. LASP OR FOLD THOSE LITTLE hands in prayer. XCURSION TO GENEVA LAKE, Satupday, June 3, 445 p.m. reiurn Monday! O tickets sold at depot, but by FRITZ 1 rth Clark-st., Committee. | OR CARPENTER \XORK. JOBBING, furniture repairing. und shnde-banging, send Postais to LE BEAU BROS., 12 Gold-st. A RS. R. F. CLEMENT, DRESSMAKER, has removed from 5 West Jackson-at. to 13 Willard-place, three daors from Washingon-st. -“/IY BLEACHER. [TARMLESS, SPEEDT- UV v freetihe skin afwil atscoloratians nnd wrin- kies, muking It fresh ns girl's. & bair_ colored and bleached any shude permanently. AN beautifylog specialties. DE LA BANTA. I Randolph-st. [TRS. LYBARGER'S SYSTEM IS TUE I¥L "oniy onc con:aininz & perfect siceve and skirt Tafe. Acents wanted. 1 East Madison-at. Inquirs at clevator. JO. 3. BLUE FRONT, 416 STATE-ST. Liovkat the cash prices.” Orders promptly ® diine & Tickets £225. W. HGXMA. tende: \TO‘ 1-BLUE FRONT, 416 STATE-ST., &fi“:‘ the only American ta the business. Giva JO. 2—BLUE FRONT, 416 STATE-ST., NXNIE LOUISE SCHERPE, SUCCESS- {ul teacher uf eiocutlon; engasements mado for fvadings und humorous costume impersonations. H5 North Clark-st. J OOKKEEPING AND WRITING, 88 LA Snilg-st.. day and evening ali summer. M. R, GHLNSON, forumerly bookkeeper with Kield, Leiter & Co. HICAGO MUSICAL SEMINARY. IN- corporuted. 112 Dearborn-st., guarnntees that in aiTessons b their new method youny or old will be able to perform on plano. orzan, or gultar what will renuire years Ly the old method. No charts. Day o evening. Prof. J. H. MACDONALD, Principal. RENCH AND MATHEMATICS GIVEN at your home by Prof. E. £. MARTINE, % Hal- Biéd-st, second Hnor. ERMAN AND ENGLISHI TAGHT BY the natural method by a successful lady teacher . Call after 5 p. m. at:i10i Shurtlef-av. INDERGARTEN SCHOOL, CORNER Erfe-st. and Dearborn-av.. In Enclish Latheran Chapel, school wiil continue during summer monthis. RIVATE INSTRUCTION IN COM- mon und hicher branches and phonoxraphy, at 24 Onkwood-st.und %33 South Water-st, corner Lake, Hoom . EHL BOAKDMAN ALLEN are the oniy square-deailnz peoplo in the busi- ness. Give us a call and be convinced. ROF. T. S. BOSTON, SPECIALIST IN' nnlr and sealp teoubles. wants o seo all those who are aflicled und prematurely losing thelr balr, fmule and female, at Bls room, No.7 Central Muslos P.-\RTIES GOING TO TEXAS N learn of & ready tnd sure means of making a fortuna by calling ot Hoom I, No. 215 South Siate-st, UIET TIOME FOR LADIES DURING contlnement. Best of caro and professional at- tendance. 3| West Harrisun-st. EDUCTION IN COAL—BEST BRIAR- Hill coal, only § per ton delivered. Uffice 56 Dearborn-st. Y1 LONE. Yard 29 Archer-uv. J. . ST EPAIRSFORSTOVES MADE EVERY- where ar W.C. METZNEIUS, 127 West Ran- Wolph-st._ Dell telephione. ODA-FOUNTAINS REPAIRED AND ket upatenort notice by an_ cxperienced hand. Send postal tu J, 1 West Polk-at. I1E DINING-ROOM 169 WABASH-AV. {formerly Mrs. Kaborts), will be opened on Mon- day for dinner. A zood dinner, % centa. PANISIL TAUGHT PRIVATELY OR N in classes: persons golng to Mexico will find this advantaceous. Apply, or address, $4 Webster-uv. HORTHAND —EVENING LESSO: Ly tirat-classprofeasional phonozrnpher at pupll’s residence: evening amanuensis work taken. STE- NOGRAPHEI, 38 Irving place. "‘V’AS 'ED—A NO. 1 MAN WHO CAN rnish horso and buz <y to deitver and collect for. my purtraits: must be alive: sieady situntion. WL FRERON East Rancolph-st., Kooms | and & ", ANTED—DAY BOARDERS AT ST.. Caroline's Court Restaurunt,at § per weoks single meals & centa: & i o'cloc dinmer. HE CHICAGO ACADEMY OF MUSIC- Science. IS La Salle-st. by their new method of “musical Instraction, gunrantee (o wake yeune or old suod performers o plano, ontan, of fultar in 20 IessonsBday and evening. Misses GREER. IOLIN, MANDOLIN, GUITAR, AND hanjo correctiy tauzht; the best and most up- g{'fi"fi':cnflk“-llzébum used; terms moderate. J.G.CROSS, ANTED—BIDS FOR 1-OR 2 MILES f sldawnlk near Stocx-Vards. For particalant inqulre of I 3. ELDEIL Itoom L, 110 Dearborn-st. "VA.\'TED—HOME IN COUNTRY FOR: boy to work for bonrd, or would appreatice me good man. _Add: B4, Trilung. “]’A TED—TO BUY 2 POOL-TABLES und one biillard, for cnsh. Address Eliabeth-st. ; him to # ss 0 \‘ TANTED—TEACHER OF THE SPAN. 13h Ianzuage for privace lessons; a native pre- ferred._ Address G 7, Tribune office, " OULD LIKE. GERMAN LESSONS of a competent teacher. K1, Tribune ogice. . ‘B‘) A 'MONTH EACH—PLANO AND DL vocal lessons by lady tenchers. Koom weil Hall, 133 Zast Madison-st. P1anos for practiclng. LATENTS. ! B. COUPLAND & CO. o Pasent Aorners, 0 La Salle-at. Chicaxo. 11l JATIONAL SCLENTIFIC ASSOCIA- ton accures patents, caveats, etc. Patent litl- iration throuzhout the given special auention. *Littlo Book on atents " free. Ufices: ¥ Clark-st, Boom 2L Chicago, LiL, and &5 F-8%., Washbingloal. C. “r,\.vrxn—'ro BUY A UPRIGHT, wall show-case. 1. HOFFMANN, 2010 State-st, YT ANTED — AN OPPORTUNITY 1S Gliered for a mun and wife (no childron) to se- cure a guod home taroush the summer months b takinz charze of my house. .Iteferencos reqaire Apply st South Ashlun W; NTED—MEMBERSHIP BOA RD OF- “Trade. " Address ¥ 15, Tribune ofice. "ANTED—TO BUY A GOOD SECOND-_ hand stareoptican or mazic lantorn. - Addrass with description und vrice, G 23, Tribone ofice. 'VVAA "TED—CARE OF HOUSE OR FUR~ nisbed rooms durinz the summer by o stngl gentleman and sister. Best of references given. I 53 Tribune otice. 75 CENTS A DOZEN FOR FAMILY O washing 3nd ironing. and work first-class Good Samaritan Soclety, 1id East Bandolph-st a 2. North ~