Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, May 22, 1881, Page 8

é “THE CHICAGO TRIBUNE: SUNDAY, 1881_ TWENTY a i i e Saari For Want of Room, are Compelled to 10 per cent Discount on all Goods purchased of us this week. its, Parlor Sui airs, Ward Ar 191, 193, 195, 197 RANDOLPH-ST.., corner Fifth-av. MARINE NEWS. Lake Freights Gradually Tending ¥ . ~Toward Bottom Prices. The Reception on the John B. oe Lyon and Her Load, Disasters, Telegraphic Notes, Including By Ete. “ HOME. GATHERINGS. - LAKE FREIGHTS. Grain freights have dropped to 3X centson wheat to Buffalo., The charters yesterday em- braced the following craft and ut the rates re-. ported: To Butfalo—Schooner Scotia, wheat at 4 conts; schooner Nollie Redingtou, wheat at 4cents; schooners Thomos P. Sheldon and B. F. Bruce, corn on private terms, supposed to be at. the reduced rate; propellers Oneida and Vander- Dit, cora on through rate: propellers Jay Gould and James Fisk, wnent at 4 cents. To ‘Erie—Propeller Lycoming. wheat ‘on_ thzough rate. .. To Kingston—Scbuoner Rising Star, coro ‘at 8 cents.” Total capacity taxen, 257,000 bushels wheat, 178,000 bushels corn. =~ onThere ig nv change in rates on lumber. wood, ‘ores. The schooner Typo bas becn chartered to arrive, fortron ore from Escanaba to this ort, on, private, terms, to tow bebind a.steam- ree. ‘The number yf trips to be limited to the option of the owners. . 2 ‘THE JOBN B. LYON. ‘An account of the reception on board of the new steam-barge Jotn 33. Lyon will pe found in the city department. {twas a.fine affair throughoui, aud retiected the bichest credit upon the owner of the vessel, Capt. Frank Perew. ‘The Lyon's present cargo consists of Ju207$ busbels of-wheat. When loaded, without her coal on ‘board, she drew twelve feet three Inches aft and thirteen feet turee inches forward. ae SJOTTINGS, ‘Capt. Jesse Cox has purchased the steam-yacht C.E. Kremer, und will engage ber In the Lincoln Park business from ‘Clark street bridge. The [price pald was $1,590. ‘The sidewhecl-steamer Grace Grummond has arrived bere to enguze in the excursion busi- ness and South Haven fruit trade. ‘The maiden tow of we new tug W. TZ. Wolf was the schooner Maria Martin. The Captais of, the vessel vomplimented the towing quulities of the tug. — > _: ~The tug Charmer bas been sold by Herman Dalcke to Messrs. Singer & Talcott, the Lamont stone quarrymes. for $3,601. ‘The Charmer is to be worked by a double crew, and make a round: wip per day between Chicago and Lemont. : ‘ne launch of the tug Levi Johnson occurred at the canal a day or two since.’ She bas been Tenginened, and driws less water than hereto- DISASTERS. se GOING TO PIECES, * \* spectat Dispatch to The Chicago Tritune, “‘Sanpusky,.0., May. 2L—The schooner Iron Rail, which ran ashore at- Middle Buss Island, ‘ear here, is going to pieces. fet) SPEULINTO A HATOR. - = gpectat Dispaten t0,..The Chicago Tribune. Miuwaurex, Wis., May 21L—A seaman on the * schooner Bob Roy named Jobn:Haggiund, met with nn’ accident hero this‘afternoun that. will peotaby: prove fatal. While tugging at « batch- ten 1o get it out from undora piece of tim- * ber on deok, it loosened suddealy, precipitating Hagglund backwards through an open batch {nto the hold. He struck the back of his head ‘upon the vessel's keelson and was rendered in- sensible, in which -condition he still remains. His skull is fractured. C <2) Sots «THE SCHOONER PEORIA, “SA‘steam-pump was to-day. piaced on the ‘wrecked schooner Peoria, in addinon to a can- ‘yas jacket, to keep her afloat while the lumber is being removed from her hold. SEE, LAKE PORTS. : 4 “DETROIT. Special Disvateh to The Chicago Tribune. :Dergorr, Mich., May 2L—Passed dowa—Pro- pellers Vanderbilt, John Pridgeon, Jr.. Pnita- “Jeiphia, Boston; steam-barges Egyptian and - gpnsort, Annie Smith, ahd schooners Reuben, Doud, Columbian, Republican and barge, with schooner Ironton, D..W. Rust, and schooners D. & Chiat and L. C. Butts. tae 4 t Arrived—Tug Prince Alfred: and schooner J. Mars tug Mystic and schooner, Gladstone, pro- peller Arizona. «wo Passed up—Propellers Juniata, Waverly, But- falo; Annie Young, Portage: steam-barges “Vanderbilt, Havana, Niagara, Olean and barge, E. B, Hail and schooners Alva Bradiy, 3. F. Card, and Iron Duke, Prindt- ‘ille and- barges, Benton and barges, Albion and schooners Albatross, Albacore, and Antelope, Ohio and schooner C, W. Hyan, .ngoke: schooners Granger and C. 'T. Wilts. coal, Jobn F. Johnson; schooners George C. Finney, Reindeer. Chris Grover, D. Stewart, E. Harmon, §. Marsh, Florida, Huvana, H.Fiiztrugh. H. Hy Hine, Typo, Florence, Saveland, Oliver Mitchell, 7. H. Howland, Polly M. Ruagers, B. J. King, Az. anivet Propeller Atlantic. ‘Wind east, fair. PORT HURON Port.Horon, Mich,, May 21.—Passed down— Propellers Boston, Arizona, Join Pridgeon, Jr. David W. Rust and consort, Annie Smith, with BR. Doud and Columbia. Passed Up—Propellers Vanderbilt, Juniata, George King and banres. Alcona and consort, Olean and varzes, D. B. Rose_and barges, ‘schooners David Stewart, Edwin Hannan. Wind north; fresh. Weather, tin Port Hunos, Mich. May 21—10:30 p. m.— || Passed up—Propellers Havana, Niagara, Waver- ly, Butfalo, Vanderbilt No. 2, Annie Young, R. E. Stewurt_and barges, Abercorn and burges; gchooners George C. Finnev, Venus, Republic. ‘Down—Propellers Fountain City. B. W. Blunch- ard, Quebec, Milwauxee, Wissahickon, George 7. Colwell and barges, A. Everett, with F. A. Morse: schrs Oneonta, Monticello, S.-H. Kim- pall, Henry Folger, Coi. Heathway. Weather cloudy. Heavy fog. MILWAUKEE. Special Dispaten to The Chicago Tribune. MILWAUKEE, May 21.—There was nothingdone fo grain freignts to-day in the absence of any- ting ready to load. “Four cents could buve for Milwaukeo and got away this evening. The Roanoke took on 6,00 barrels here, and will leave at midnight for Oscoda, where sbe will Hil out. Sho goes to Chicago. STURGEON BAY. Special Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune. Srurceey “Bay, Wis., May 21 — Arrived — Schoouer Seabird, tug Jobn Gregory, towing CUS. Passed down—Schooners Mary E. Perew and William Aldrich. rm SANDUSKY. Special Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune, Saxpusky. 0., May 21.—The schooner Mims sailed from Keily‘s Island tnis afternoon -for Chicago, with stone. J : ‘DULUTH. Spectal Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune, - uLuTH, Minn... May 21.—Arrived—Propeller Empire State, Buffalo; propelier Asia, Saraia, Cleared—Propeller Asia, Surnia. “_ COLLINaWooD. 3 Special Disvatch to The Chicage Tribune. «. COLLINGWOOD, Ont., Muy 21.—Sailed—Schooner Lake Erle, Ubicugo, passengers und freight, - KINCARDINE. Spectal Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune, KINcarpine, Ont., May 21.—The™ schooner, Saint Louis leaves to-night for Chicago. MISCELLANEOUS. af INSURANCE RATES. ‘There is a di: ition to-day on the partof been obtained on wheat to Bulfalo. Coarse Petar cmarom! were mide. an “follows: }| 20me. Of the Iaburance agents to make con- Schooner S.J. Malbery. posts and tles, frum cessions for the sake of harmony; and It is Washington Harbor here, ¢ and 74 cents re- | ‘not untikely that a. large pool'will be formed gpectively; schooner Starke, turober, from Big Suamico to Rucine, at $2.25; schooner Plerre- pont, jumber, from Muskegon to Racine, at ‘$150. Arrived from below—Schoouer Myosotis. Cleared—Schooner Camden. REFEALO. Special Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune. Burvato, N. Y-, May 21.—Arcived—Propellers Montana, Roanoke."V. H. Ketchum, E. M. Porteh, Grace Murray, grain, Caicayo. Cleared—Propellers V. H. Ketcoum and Ro- on Monday, when another meeting Is to be held. * wrote upon cargoes at 24 cents per. $1), but Jater in the day they agala advanced rates to 25 ; ICE IN LAKE SUPERIOR. Spectel Dispatch to The Chicugo Tribune. “KINCARDINE, Ont. May 2L—The steamer Quebec, of the Suroia Line, arrived down from Lake Superior this morning with a full cargo of wheat and four and fifty passengers. The Captain reports large fields of Huating ice on Luke Superior. ‘The water is very low in tne South Cunul. He bad to lighter: through to eleven feet six inches on the sills. Saw -to stenm-barge ‘Tecumseh at Cockburn Island, about ready to leave for Chicago with tes. LAUNCH OF A NEW SCHOONER. = Special Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune. Bast SAGINAW, Mich, May #1.—The schooner A. T. Bliss, built herefor Mason & Co., was launched this atfernoon. She {s 170 feet over ull, 31 feet beam, 10 feet 6 inches hold, and 434 tons, with a capacity, for 600,000 fect of lumber, She cost $22,0W), She goes into the Saginaw and Butfalo lumber trade. SOLD HIS INTEREST. Special Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune, MMITWACKEE.-May 21.—rred H. Boynton has sold his balf€ interest in the scow D. M. Norton to John Duke for $30. . M. Porteh, Cuicazo; propeiter J. M. Glidden, Marquette: propeller James. Lord and schooner H.C. Richards, coal, Slilvaukee. The only charter reported to-day was-the schooner Nellie Garduer, cual to Chicugo at 75 cents. ‘Business on the canal was not very active, and the rate was unchanged. Shipments, 50,000 ‘bushels. - ° PORT DALHOUSIE. Spetiat Dispatch to The Chicego Tripune. Port Dauousie, Ont, Muy 21.—Passed up— Schuoners Bunmulure, Kingston to Chicago, pig- iron: Penokee, Oswego to Chicngo, coul; Duti-, ance, Montreal to Caivagu, general cargo. assed duwn—Senvoners G. B. Sloun, Chicago to Kingston, corn; Lady Dufferin, Chicago to Kingston, curn; Canada, Cheouygan to Kings- ton, timber; Manzanilla, Cnieago. to Kingston, corn; Floretta, Chicago to Kingston, corn. 4 MUSKEGON. “Special Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune. ‘MUSKEGON, Mich., May 21.—Clearances to-day, sixteen, Lumber shipments, 1021.u0) feet. Total clearances for the week. ending to-day, 103: lu mber shipments for the same period, 15,- 935,00) feet. Arrived—Propeller Annie Laura, She brought i 180 packszes of merchandise from. Chicago; schooner Arrow, 200 bushels of potatoes from Muwaukee. ——_— A DOUBLE VICTORY FOR DIEBOLD SAFES, After one ‘of the sharpest competitions we have to record two very importunt victories just now by Jno. W. Norris, Vice-President of the Diebold Safe and Lock Company. The First .Natioual Bank of Grand Rapids, Wis., bas just contracted for one of the Diebold burglar-proof safes and vault doors, and u new, bank Just or- ganizing at Appleton, Wis., has ordered a burr- lar vault lining’ (made ‘only. as ‘Diebold makes, them), burglar-proof doors and safe deposit “boxes, also a: magnificent burglar-proof! safe and time-lock for their use in the banking busi- ness.. These are‘notable sales, and show that the bankers in Wisconsin are determined to have the best safe’ made. and ‘follow the lead ofthe Rreat solid banking houses: of Chicago,- Mil- waukee, and all the leading cities of the West The new bunk organization at Appleton con-: sists of B. C. Goff, J. D. Witter, W. Whorton, and J.Whorton, and will probably adopt the’ name of * The Appleton tional Bauk.”” PORT COLBORNE. . Spectat Dispaten to Tne Chicago Tribune, q Porr Cousornr, Ont., May 21.—Passod up—.! ‘Propelier Celtic, Moutreal- to Chicago, generat cargo: schooners Bavaria and Orientul, Kings- ton to Téledo, light. : é Down—Propellurs D. R. Van Allen, Toledo’ to , Kingston, wheat; schooners Lewis Ross, Toledo to Kingston, wheat; Mediterranean, Toledo to Ogdensburg, corn. : CLEVELASD. set ‘Spectal Dispatch to ‘The Chteago Tribune, CLEVELAND, O., May 21.—Cleared forChicago— Propeller Fairbanks, light; schooners M.S. Ba- eon and Ganges, coul; ‘for Milwxukee—Scbr Charger, cual. Schooners Bolivia, coal to Chicago, ‘Churters- 90 cents, free: Thomas_Gawo, four’ trips, ore, Escanaba to Cleveland, 69 cents; Ganges und G. M. Case, coal to Mitwaukee, 9 cents, free. 3 ESCANABA. a ACatholic Blshop’on Scicnco and the Bible. 4 ‘The Hon. William Clifford, Roman Catholic Bishop of Ciifton, England, bas come forward with u now and original explanation of the first chapter of Genesis. : The main fact which he makes clear is that he believes as little fn it as Darwin or Tyndull.. Scientifically, he declares, it cannot be explained or defended. He does not look for science in the Bible. -He ‘rejects 13 an untenable hypothesis the idea .that the. days ure perivds of undetermined length;-.the order of - creation set forth in the Mosaic record is not the ‘ectontific order. Casting abaut’ for ‘the. real meaning’ of. Moses, he’ points’ out that’ the Epryptians set npart' the days of: the: week ‘for. heathen festivals, und Moses hud good renson to fear. that his followers would: recur to the Exvyptian forms of worship. Moses. desiring to offer them a. substitute for the beathen feasts, wrote a hymna for them, in which he did not pro- fess {n fact to give a history of the days of crea~ tion, but only to consecrate to the one deity of allcreation the days of the week, which still Dore among the Isruelites their heathen names. Ecatia, Miche May 2t--Atrived—Propel- SCANABA, Mich. ay 21.—Arrived—] " torso. Dalawis, Sliauesota, Clty of New York: schooners Constitution, Watertown,. G. ‘Trumpf, Morne Star. ‘Cleared—Propellers. Chisholm. S. C. Baldwin, ‘Minnesota, City of New York; scbooners Water- town, G. C. Trampf, Fayette Brown, Neyaunec. i252 MARQUETTE, Spectat Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune, Manquetre,. Mich:, - May 2L—Arrived= pelier J.S. Fay:and schooner D. P. Rhodes:2<°."! aeenesa Eropelier HL. B: Tuttle and schooner Pagsed up—Propeller Pacific. i 3 Passed dowa—Propellers Winslow, &. Hurd, Japan, and schooner City of Cleveland. BAY CITY. Special Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune. Bar Crrr, Mich., May 21.—The Scotia and Roa- noke arrived this morning. The Scotia loaded -ig being shipped by Several agents combined in the mornmg and, «ness until navigation closes, There are few ‘That such an explagation should come from a jearned Romanist, from the Bishop of a Roman See, is one of the remarkable developments of the times. THE RAILROADS. EAST-BOUND FREIGHTS. ‘The total shipments of tlour, grain, and pro- yisiotis by the six Eastern lines from this city during the past week amounted to 42,573 tons, against 19,526 tons the previous week, an increase of 2,997 tous. Large as this increase is, it is by no means as large as was anticipated, or as it should buve been under the circumstances. ‘The business the week previous was unusually ight, on account of the switebinen’s strike, The Mr. Chappell is a man of great energy. good judgment, and much abil who is -in every way qualified to take’ a’ great load off Mr. MeMullin's sboulders. He bus worked his_-way up from the foot of the Indder and gained a reputation a6 a careful, able, ang energetic railroad man, of which be mag well feel proud. He. was. train-dispatcher of the Chicago, Burlington & Quincy. Railroad gome years ago, which: place be left to accept the Superintendency of the Springfeld Division of the Wabash. In both these positionshe gave great satisfaction to bis superiors. About two Years.ugo be was appotated Assistant General Superintendent of the Chicago & Alton, to charge of the Operating Department. with headquarters at Hivomington. So marked was bis success from the beginning, that soon atter be was promoted to, the position of Genorul Superintendent, He now comes to Chicago to oe eecmndea lust Blondny, and since that time | assist General Manager MeMuliic. in the mane siiniag ues occurred 1o"retard shipments.on | sgement of the road. whilo he still retains the any of the lines. Considering that au immense. | position of, General Superintendent !n charge of amount of freight wasdeluyed during the sirlke, the Operating ‘Department. He will no doubt allof-which went forward during the: week, the | give 2s good an account of himselfin his new shipments are surprisingly small. It shows that position as be did in the positions held by him but little new business 13 being shipped .by rail, } heretofore. , which is due to the fact that shippers will not Bey, the rates charged ut present by the tern. roads. It is generally couceded that TEMS. . ‘The official report of the proceedings of the meeting cf tho Goneral Passenger and Tiokot Agents of Western roads, held at Cleveland May 11, has just been published. It contains nothing that has net already been roported in THE ‘Turnoye. Mr, dames Smith, General Freight Agent of the Chicago & Alton Ruallrord, has i:sued the following circular to ugents and connections: “The rule of inuny of our connections that they. will not receive ehipments of household guods in less than cur-lots, unless the charges on the same are prepnid through to destination, com- pels this Compuny to adopt a similur rule on consigninents to points beyond our line. On shipments: destined to ‘points on our own road the pusrantee of a responsible party or con- neoting line will be suilicient.’ 1 ——_—__— CHICAGO BANKS probably hold more treasure than those of any city outside of New York, and the majority of. them keep this treasure in the standard safes of Halt’s Safe and Lock Company. This company have just closed contracts with the Fifth Na- tional Bank for the erection of # new fire and burglar-proof vault and #- now dovetailed burglar proof safe, which, when completed, wilt eclipse the outfit of any bank in the city. This bank, after carefully inspecting the work of the different sufe concerns, gave Fall's Safe and Lock Company a most decided preference over all competitors, a3 will any unbiased person who. will give the matter close and severe inspection, 30 cents on grain per 100 pounds from Chicago to New York Is too bigh, and that a lower: rate will baye to be made duriag this summer if the roads leading east from bere mean to do any busines ot consequence, The rates: by. luke and caual are much lower than they were inst year. and, pesides, considerable © business fg being diverted by way of the Mississippi barge lines and New Orleans. All the business that can take its time. those’ routes. But, asice from this, the number of rail lines to the East hhve been larely Increased since inst year, so that the business which necessarily must go by rail ig divided up among a larger number of rouds than formert: hich reduceés the business of the older lines?stil more. Qn this, ac- count ‘the: roads fending east from West- ern points - will ,not able to -muin- tain ‘the rates of’ lust year. this summer unless thes mean to go virtuilly out of the busi- roads that could stand this sort of tain durin; the cuimmer. Although Commissioner Fink an the Eusteru magnates insist that everything is serene and looking Hucly us fur as the Enstern pool is concerned, , and that uo reduction in rates will be made. yet everything indicates that a storm iscoming which will force rates down in sp.te of the opposition of the New York trunk lines. : lt isan established fuct that the Buastern puoling arrangement is only carrried out when the ruads bave all the business they. want. Whenever the ronds are in need of busi- ness they cut rates, and do as they please re- gurdless of the pooling agreement. Rumors that Some of the roads are nyu cutting rates inorder To increase their shipments are again current, and-they aré doubtless correct. Some of the roads ' ding East from this city have so largely run aucad of their allotted percentuges and others so largely behind that there is no bope of equilizing the business according to the allotted pool percontages.* The rouds that have. run fihead refuse to turn. business over to the roads that huve run bebind, and therefore the latter rowtd3 are compelled to cut rates in order to cate up. : c ‘The following statement. shows the amount of business done by the roads leading, Eust from Washington street, is a model establishment, where all kinds of safes are kept in stock. << 5 PRESERVE YOUR SIGHT, ‘Those who value their sight and require ginss-_ es scientificully adupted to ail requirements of ision consult Prof. Morris Bernharit, the emi-’ Bent optician, at 125 State street." _A Good Parlor Suit. *§ Handsome Parlor Suit... Hall’s Sxfe and Lock Compans’s new store, at 67 |. FURNITURE, CARPETS, &c, Great Cut. SPECIAL SALE. 300 PARLOR SUITS, Cut Prices to the Quick. LOOK! READ! PONDER! ‘Andcome and examine them. toe... 830 to $35 $40 An Elegant Parlor Suit... A Beautiful Parlor Suit A Magnificent Parlor Suit. A Grand.and Elaborate Suit "These Sults are well made, finely finished and up- hoistered in Hair Cloth, Raw silk. Spun Silk, Broca- tele, Piusb, Terry, Silk and Worsted Tapestry, and’ rehly trimmed and gilded. ‘The prices are fixed, and they are cheaper than you will ever bay again tlt after the next panic, tive years hence. ; Our Great Sale of Chamber Sets AT POSITIVE BARCAINS ‘Will continue for the present. Carpets and: Household Goods Of every description at corresponding low prices. CASH OR INSTALLMENTS, : 3 ‘tq snit buyers. ‘Houses furnished throughout ata day’s notice. LARGEST STOCK, LOWEST PRICES, IN THE WEST. Empire Parlor Bedstead Co, 381 & 383 West Madison-st. this city for.the week ending May 21: <__LYON'S KATHAIRON. Grain, Prov's, Four, |tons of tuna of| Totat pasate! i ris.’ | 2,000 | 2,000 | tons. tbs. | Ws. 5015 F ere Ath ss Michigan Central. Luke Shore. 8,259 Fort Wayne. ‘L,i67 Pan- Handle. Baltimore & Ohio. Grand Trunk ... Total. ‘Tho percentages are: Michigan Central. 20.33; Lake Shore, 19.42; Fort Wayne, 27.07; Pan- Handle, 14.437 Baltimore & Ohio, 5.79; G Trunk, 12.37. AN IMPORTANT APPOINTMENT. «Mr. J.C, MoMullin, General’ Manager ‘of the Chicago & Alton Railroad Company, has just is- sued the following notice: “Mr. C. H. Chappell has been appointed Assist- ant General Manager of . this Company, with headqarters ut Chicago. All orders of the As- sistant General Manager in relation. to the business and operations of the rond, in all -the depurtients,will have the same force and effect as if-issued by the General Manager. : Sr. Chap- pelt will continue to hold the position und per- form tne duties ot General Superiotendent.”. "This uppointment. bas been made for the pur- Foe or making the work of Geseral Manager fe3tullin Jess arduous sod exacting than it has been heretofore. ‘Fur wany yeurs past Mr. MeMullin bas applied bimseif'to the duties of his position with such Indefatizable energy and. devotion that his bealth has been much im- pared. About six months ugo he went to Jack- sonyille, Fiu., to restore bis shattered bealth, He_bas just returned again, and although much improved, yet he finds that unless he takes it a little more easy than he hasheretofore, be would s00p be again in the same condition be was be- fore he took bis vacation. In selecting Str. Chappell to assist him in bis arduous work, Mr. McMullln has shown his usual good judgment, 2) Ladies Do you want a pure, bloom- Ang Complexion? if 80, & few applications of Hagan’s MAGNOLIA BALM will grat- ify you to your heart’s con- tent. It docs away with Sal- .. lowness, Redness, Pimples, - Blotches, ard all diseases and imperfections of the skin. It overcomes tho flushed appear- ance of heat, fatigue and: ex- citement. It makes a lody of THIRTY appear. but ‘TWEN- TY; and so natural, gradual, and perfect ‘are its effects that it is impossible to detect , its application, AT THE HEAD. PP. & J. CASEY, 38 & 49 West Madison-st. » Parlor and Chamber Scts, Lounges, Easy Chairs, in fact everything In the line of ie : FURNITURE. Brussels and Ingrain Carpets, Ranges and Cook: Stoves at low prices or on easy’ weekly or monthly. payments. NEW PUBLICATIONS. TERRIBLE, BUT TRUE! THE PRIEST, fer e THE WOMAN, #32 er oc oec CONFESSION ALesse*= A. CRAIG & CO., Publishers, 182 Clark-: 0. Soiatiy all Wasksetloree = FLORIST. FLORIST, Formerly with George Krick, having opened a new nigra is now ready to supaly everything in tae Flor te Line at einna Maly, Parties, weddings etes jowera received daily. Stpplied on short nowco. iat ieemnar ‘55 Washington-st., Just West of State, - "The above goods, with a full supply of Hose-Reelhy “Boston Belting “Co's” GARDEN & LAWN HOSE! Is untversally acknowledged to be SUPERIOR to any in tho market, Avoid cheup coods, whic are dear28 any piles, and bay only the avove brand if 30a desire © = e, Toe ‘Lawn-Sprinklers, Spray-Pipes, &c., &c., for sal SALISBURY & GLINE! 109 East Madison-st., i Western Agents for : i “BOSTON BELTING CO.,”' And Wholesale and Retail déalers in all kinds ot RUBBER GOODS. “ PAILORING. be FOR THE GLORIOUS: + Fourth of Juiy!! We have just received a large assortment of White and Fancy Summer Vests, _ prices... ----51.50, $2.00, and $2.50" PANTS to order from $4 to $10" Suits to order from. ~S15 to $40 famples and Rales for Self-Measurement forwards ~ ed by mall on application. aren esr Open untiis oclock every evening. Sacurdays t2y tly o'clock. 8. W. cor. Clark and Adams:sts.y Opposite Post Gffice. ao FRESCO PAINTING... GIOVANNI GARETT, Estimates and designs of every deserip*| tion furnished on application. i WINDOW CLEANER." EVERY Window Cleaner Not Plainty Stamped Manufactured by Perfection’ Window. Cleaner Co., Incorporated July. 263 1878, isa Worthless Fraud. Your Gros; cer and Hardware Dealer Should Havens the Genuine. Look Carefully, to,’ they Stamp. also to Patented Handle. has P.oW. C. Co..on its face. © . 0 PAPER. iz CEO. H. TAYLOR & COw. E Sacoeeesrs - a Clevelent | Lncetiieee : PAPER MANUPACTORSHS AND DEALEBS, i Wedding Goods. Advertising Cards, Danse oN Grumsines, nad novelties in this line's specials 3