Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, June 7, 1881, Page 11

a ESSTERSERSas THE CIUCAGO TRIBUNE: TUESDAY, JUNE 7, I8SI—TWELVE PAGES yO: tammy du AR At een auIppInES SHEED, rei thy king 40 for tho wooks 23S per 1DIDS, Aw 0 101% f MeMtiTid MOSER, Fe slirueted (Pexanes ra und holters, S40 2A; xy 4, 119s eaipply main~ ee ciiaad GuTehor and ANI smithereens if rato fancy, KML lodarntely netivas EL Unltd BB Laat, mone ree tun ry very Let iepateh to The Cateago Tribune, speesat TY IG Price og dua CAT paved CON) cite, TE: shipments, 201, gw, ore tenes iy Hate RtrrOKS arnt mty FL ENaL My demand fale Tuan snip » g—Haus—Qulets common and Sick aud butchers, 8.248010) ree ma, LEMIFER, for vertels on tho market yosterdny, 4 sukt at good prices, some. plove-stth, tin ut 0) ‘Phe carte market re> mero Fore gulghe caren’ sien Lest fy ja ee ene gund pee te phat First a second clear, Pomttty ttn anal a fo. Tisueh Lee eens Ut Rd ta axa fee HAIR dat, ui, wnt GRAPIIL, VENT FOREIC —ftathtay. Ni Losnos, June tnackots. NEW YORK. syeetal Diapatch to The Chteaga Trihunes sew Yous, June @-Unaty—Wheat quoted gynser, tallying sharply all theongh the Int, pyecistly in the Instance of Nod red ln the optton Uoe.in which connuction the Improvement was about, pakeper Mi ot att active demund, mostly spect Bulre. timulated by the reports of renewed buayan= grat the West, leaving off Inreguinrlys spring whout Trmederute demand for sbipmont, and quoted pronaers New Dod al # ioe 2, elt 1S ter rattrond HL ZBL ‘ DAL.2134, clostase at i. $L.213¢ asked bur nt $2.18 6) lontng ot #10; No. Fred, E21 SL22; L204, ox to quality: bart Minnt- No, Teh: da steamer aograted red, 1. dats epeltig, 2 Chleige and Milwaukee ions, HIS PLE chosing at 2119 reported bid; New Fork No. Topring at HLS; No, 3 spring at #1.1 HUNG: rejected mpring at &8Mie7 Ungraded epring, #10. Afalebusmese reported In corn, largely for delivery. yealngaitn reduction of 444ke per bit, but aubse- nicninga little: mixed Weatern ungmaded ty und conditton; New York deamer mixed ol Siecwkje, ehlelly at Ber No. 2 white Southern at Ger wilte hat and unmorctantable at we fe Osty more freely deatt in, expectaliy in tho online, tily option No. Sattrneting most atten afurther generat linprovement of H@Ke, In plances as much ad te per buy white .Wostern win- satel, ua to quality; mixed de at 40g@aner tite Stato nominal: mixed Stute nominal; No. 2 aie. Kye—Moderuty demund tone prlevay prima Cumiia wold at y. und Hennayivanin, affont, dorsey and Pennsylvania products azain quoted stronger, tern steam tard higher on a ative fing in ack tele See PAUY STUN ST toe atte instnnew at went th i Wostorn inves york fairly Fe Tomy ing OMT at €1f, 000410 WM for new do, und In the but quiet. ‘with Juno ‘SIC 1.0734, EIA G rae NTH, A. moderate fall noted for ent tnents ut Mnebanged quotations, Ms I but held strnuly. with tong cloak quoted nt Fa Tie, Hurt eter Ine! 11 delivery ata further otf at $1L Golda “fur contract pair, abd in they opten die deckiedty urlaker ata fanier herovenent, wilt Jur aprons closing Hey TUE, Duty at SLAG, AUER WE SILICA LL Pritel.ter at #1 beta Gerober nt #1049 1 Sayetoet at ELAS IU! ney, ‘0 Ph . yeor option’ at size Moderately setlve ot firm prices, with Us- Haw quite nctlya ot m further advance, on th tas of 776 for fuir retin muted: Tine sugars quoted higher and in wetlye Fe nf rosie al Uiger crushed, Wye cranulited, fot amotd A, WK. Tol markel has hows Iitic ML hk Deon eomparattyoly, way of berth frotahite ae in line of For Liverpoot, tha reported en Wuded by stenws, Sour, port at Ios sh trebit aud forward ahipn it), id ns low te thit room for tone (1 fots nt Geld. mostly bitecht nnd by otportstonmiers ne low ns 1s, _ To the Western Assvetuled Press Yurttcs du S—Qirict, but atondy at i nat eis Jung, UWer euLOUT, 1.720% Oct ten 1 ite; Jane Mts, CHW) bess exports, 9,000 wand AVEsiern, BLANK i, rite i: 140 aha Bll Mt. Lula, €1.0KR 10 cei, i Dighors rosoipt, 2 pela, él Ne taie Lin. ee P28 Ngee ieiqceeey Nunn So, tbe, vty Gate quiets cocaip itm, th fe Sidiie.- Suny 4: Wheat, 143,000 bu Biteas cute, $2.00) buy barley, Sad bt yo eh fini ‘ int tule detnand: wonky 80, ia Vth cathe Hora actives Bla cargoes ela i "y Ff Welto, Sugar stron “nid Fete i aned retin, B(esitGu, Molunsas aiiat firdens yg ee Uuoted uate, Mee steady, with a mento ‘-Fiems United, Bios crude, BGO: TALLOW Avtives ae Antive Btronus, Old wiAas, $15.70@10.00; fem. Cat ments qhtot and uns iran ston, MM bad 3 Mer rr tir toghalee, Pik PHILADELPIITAY tn GAP EMAL A. Tn, dune 6.—FLorit—Quiets Woats fat; SMinnesatn Uxtrin, S1.065.00; OXtTam, Silo new provesm, #20; Minnenota patent Pai tye Hour qulot at BL2KB,b0, mil deyaneed ieclen, with a fale epecus dopo, Skit steant Sus fe Buer duly. deh nit luwars No.2 white, nixed, 444, . dinate ama amoxed, ry le FY OXtrD, 176s unty, Punnsyle ibere Ina, lb at nse fade te and, ahead unehan gee oes RATAN 1000 tae eng ete wry bus corn, bts ala, 1, 48,0088 td, T. LOUIS. —FLovn—Dull and lowort XXX, $45.00; vhulee, 5.206435; fancy, 18, June tauly, § Maher and tems No, 2 rod, $1.1U4@ “AVE Sunes SUN EGLW Luly t SOTHECe Pepteubors Nu. 3 du, $1.0 god; Car her, at MSHHG cans 4e Anat, Onte lower, at Tae UT aang a wean jovbing at #675, Dey sal mak tsatutt Hin "ae Kes Mal brat aot LES cor ii bu: ayes Toa ae barluge ree: lan i wheat, 800 but Tye none; barley, none, IMORE, dy June &~FLooR—Quies and 1 WAL Pr SY Wanp: Meas; ehat—Wentern spot lowor; options " St fed. sot aid dune, Ladsga 26; duty, wg 41 ive bles Replaniber, #1} stein dull, weak, ind lowory mixed es yates duty, aleauior, Sie Y wid aude. Iya luwer at el Wcasler; pring to chole Vennvyl> Woe Firm, with an active lobbing tra eI war 3 iC. Sate —1t hy Lic, inet: tw iteaay hg lace os He y Fatt: MWigtiag ond Hens, MOLLC=Nowlual; wellued, 8, In{@risee. a et fon Hugne nem A Raft, Its¢e. : WIlKKY—Duil ob 10, FIG IT Ts—"Vo Liverpool pee xtonamor duit, Htrcetiea Hour, Lad bein wheat, 10h tims corn, TMs hus ont, RAY’ Dut ree none BAI MEN TR —W Nene Tn: corn, AT0S3 bite AWhont, (27,00) bis corn, #140) bit, NEW OULEANS. New ORDRANK, La, June 6—HEorn—Quiet bint mtendyy auportinn, PLN; XX, LMS iMy XXX, KW Adi blah wenden, KAA, A N-Car stents; Siaitite, Oats dull; Ge. REAT-Dult and fowert $1.80, 3 prlinic, E214 21.0; choten, €21,00, PROvIAIONR—Vork dally mone, $17. Lard qitat but ntondys tlerca, {es ket, 140, Bulk ments firmers shontders, packed, held nt $3.00; no. rides, Bacon tn tafe demand: ahantders, $7.00; clone rit, BLM i nloar, $2.ihe, HaumeMauiir-enred meudy with i C. akyosiender Western rectified, €L0%@1.10, GROCERIES —Cittee atoudys Athy earyaes, ordinary wkd at tll M th ode inline, tkattige. Muar In etedd Can th st commen to tnt, Tan ce, Biqulahivs yullow Commit elaritiec, bette. 5. A TIOS ayes grateneaintys ane sig Mes UUMANSStendyy Mee 2 nes OAate. : ——— MILWAUKER. MILWAUKEE, Wis. Junof.--FLotit—Unehanged. GUAIN—Whoent vctive, flrin, und highers No, 2 ha HL Na, 2 Miwankeo, Flltiqe dune, QUT dtty, ELAGALIENGS Aumust, $1404; Septembor, e.Ut¢s No, Milwanker, Wisco; No. 4. 4ilge. Corn firmer: No, 2, aie. Onin stondyy Nun, 2, H3fe, Myo lowers No.1 rodney woe iy oe Ke #10) ens and v Sle q be t Sanat ai iy, aied—teristo Been, 4100536 cast, ¥ HU, IG TIG '* safrnuart eae: Ton CINCINNATI. CINCINNATE, On dno 6.—COTTON—Dil at 10}e, Froun—In fate demand ramnily, #,0086.0; faney, Boga, MAIN Wheat nteaty at ¥114. Carn dultand towars Nod So. Onta dull No. 2 mixed, se. Itze dull and lower, No.2 Hola}, “Barley nearcee nin Netat rim Tally PRMaCieose Pork tien #100, Lard qutets 0/0. Hulk ments quiot but tring mhouidors, G01 elenr rib, HA Bacon eteuay and th fate demunds ehoulders, OMe: alu rity At KC, W118 Berren-| — TOLEDO, forzng, O, Jno &—GiAats-Whent firm; amber Michigan, $1.14; No, 2 red Watnsh, '.lsigs July, SLY Attaniat, FL.tds yoo, F114: rojectud, 81.02 Corn firm; high mixed, $ilger No, J npot and Juno, ste; altty, Mifer Autint, aides rejected, Ale. Ontaquluts NCAT ee Nuc rie spat and dune, #1364: hee 8 FOG, ADO dune, $1.16}45 HLA5(s Anciist, #1. 1gt yee, $1.13 Wicnins Whe as is MUUMENTS—W heat. 11,00 bus corn, 24000 but-oats, 10,0 bu cats Lue r : AO) but Cork, AWW) bay oats, a) ba, Es BOSTON. Rostox, Juno 6.—F.0un—Fiem and unchanged, forn firms hith nifxed und yellow, 690 ontinally unehanged, VON—Weateri front, He, HECEIDTS Flour, GU bris, 400 sackss:corn, 40,000 Ag whens SURM tis cinte SIRPMENTS—Pivus, VD Pronra, dine §.-Grais-Comedulls high-mixed, Ager mized, MAfc, Onis dull; No,d white, iedega. We, dull ond nominal at $1.00 LUA SV ENE B10, Marcel irs W heat, nono; corn, 9,90LN; onts, 19,700 bus Fre noua; barley neinie, SIPPMENTS<W heat, hid buy corm, 42,00 bus onts, WWW bus Fye, 1,0W bus burley none, KANSAS CITY. Bpectat Niepatch to The Chicago Tribune. KANRAS City, Mo, June &@—Guaty—tha Price Current reporta: Wheut—levolpia 51 but ships . AAL bit; emer; at, Mer dune, Mier No. 2 entah, Weg tri Noa. t ie, Corn— Recelpts, 1428 bis stup + BUH DU find wenk? apne S6e; Dune, Sgt. DETROIr. nott, June 6.—FLOvIt—Dull at 8.25405.60, Dr Guaty—Whent stow but fem; extra nominals No, 2 whito, $1184; June kame: July, 1.1634 bid; August, SLEDG buly September, ELA Not white, $1.1 as Ni ed, 1.18 nUBINUL; receipts, Wheut, JUN bu testy LUG bit BUFFALO. HBorrAat.o, Juno 6.—Guatn~market- genomily Innct- + bye und quotations nominally unchanged. GANA I Fitntuitrs—tiemy fe wuaty Aigo com, OSWEGO. Oswrao, Juno G.—Guain—Whent | heavy, stendy; Westarn mixed, Gye. Corn PRY Goons, Nrw Von, Inne ¢.—'the gonoral markot continues Qquict; cotton goods steady and dentand femt Farwell und Cabot blouched abictings und Indian orchard brown cottons adynnced hy agentes prints renutn quiet. and dress woos sluuuiahy men's wour uf woolen in Iixit demand; tlannels wore sought for, coTron. Naw ORLEANS, dune 6—-COTTON—Quloly middling, 10Ko; tow do, 1640; gud uNiinary, Hoes recelpts, Mitt bales: ross, 1,427; expotts to Franco, 4,400; mules, 6,00; stock, 255,00. PETROLEUM. OLRVELAND, Junot—PETROLEU Steady; Stand- and white, [0 tart, 4c. : Pirrsngne, June So varunnis Dull United suypitigntes steady at 81g: redined, He, Philadelphia allverys “RITCAVIDLY, Va., June 6.—PeTROLEUM—Opened at. sive: hluhosts diay loweat, Aisi cloned, Bllay ahlpe MUN, BON; charturs, 2,00; runs, WLU, TURVPENTINE, June G-SPIRITS OF TORPENTINE— WIMtNaToN Finn at So, TEXAS, > An Intorviow with Rx-Gov, Hubbard— Progrens in the Lotie-Star State. Spectat Correspondence nf The Chicago Tribune, Lirtne Rocw, Ark, dune §.—Ex-Gov, Richard Hubbard, of ‘Texas, was in the elty to-day, and was Interviewed by a represent- atlye of Tie Cimcado Trunk. At one time he was factor In ‘Texas polities, and was regarded as being certaln of n seat In tho Unite States Senute. Iecently, however, he has abandoned politics, and is devating himself to developing the railway interestsof Ils State, . *Polltics docswt payin the long run,”’ sald he, in answer to our query; “and Lhave found not only more congental, but also more lucratlve employment. ‘Tho war of Conkling and Gartield, the plots and counter- plots of the lenders of the pofitieal parties, piite nothing tome naw. OF course, being wn aAmerienn citizen, 1 will not loso all Interest inthe wolfare of the country; but It isnot likely L shall bo again found lathe political arena, Lam more Interested In the navraws gauge railways of Toxas than ty anything else, ‘The State -jias now 000 miles of nar- row-Rauge, and in’ tess than two years will have over 3,000 niles in opera- tlon, ‘There are tera under construc: ton and extension In, the State twenty-one diferent, Ines af railway, bullding on an average seven iniles per day. ‘This ludustry is unparaileled in the history of tie Nutlon 1 hope to, see the narrow-eange system bn operation frow Toledo to St. Louls, from St, ouly to Calvo, from Ue latter place to Laredo, and from Laredo to the City of Moxieo, and) Mazatlan on the Pacttic Oevan, within two years, ‘This ts the object L have now in view, and f hope to sea It nee pilshed at the date xpecttied If not earlier, * Tow about Gov, Roberts? 4 lis face allt act ke tint aguiust humigration and free schools? “No; Ruburts ls conducting tla Aduituis- tration on progressive plan, tle favors & bern frowschool system, and is doing ofl that Hes In hls power to fnelice timigration and devetop the resources of the State,” “Is there mueh publlsfand tn the State yet unoceupled 2? * Yeae-at least 60,000,000 acres; but it 1s belng taken up rapidly, ‘The tide of imi ration is pouring Into every corner of the State, and, With the rapid development of the rallroad biterests, imnust necessarily settle It wud lhnlt the genera aren,” * ow fs ‘Texas tinanetally ot * No State In the Union can show a better record in this respect. We owe something fess than 83, There is now lytug fle In the ‘Treasury a cash-balance of 350d, ‘Faxos have been reduced, yet the revenues a the ue ran {pieases ane ate Satay: Nereasiiyg with the incoming inmigration, SAV tho state be divided 2 “Na, Such sechene ls seldont heard of, Politicians feel that to agitate It might he futal to thelr future hopes; an fit iy mooted at af, (t fs fa whispers. ‘The State a= * has a right to divide Into four come monwealths, should it be deewed do wirables but the time for this ling not yet come, wor will Itduring this generation, Yexas ean comfortably nalniniy 40,000,000 waple, aud yet not divide hor lenritors, When the population reaches that ture, It will be time to talk of divislon,—not before, The scheme was more pe Mish fifteen pense: au than itis now. dn 1s tie Leaks ature hud y scheme to divide the State be- tore It, and tt falled by only two votes. Bat that body represented ucither the ability af the Stata nor the populay senthnent of the people; and siuce then the diviston idea has Urittedt further and further away from the gopular wih” TARINE NEW Controversy Between the Vessel-Owners’ Shipping Association and the Sailors’ Union. Mite Dons In Lake Freighta, Agents and Shippers Belng Stilt Apart, Work on the New Government Break- water to Be Commenced Shortly. Tho Stevedores Preparing to Domand an Advance of #5 Per Month. Around the Lakes~Arrivals and Dopart- uresAcoldents—Along the Docks, HOME GATHERINGS, A WRUTAT ARSAUTT. Tho officints in charge of the Versel-Owners’ Shipping ONlew furnish the particutars of 1 Druta) assault pon a aailur nated Julius Ate derson, who lives at No, 606 Leavitt street, Anderson engaged ut the alilpping office to go on tho schooner J. W. Doane, aud after faving got hiseardor shipping-poper atarted for the vessel, Just before reaching Lako street bridge twomen, apparently saifort, met and onyagea him in conversation, Suddenly, and without provocation, ong of the men struck Anderson a terrific blow on tho left aide of tho head, laying is fuce bare to the bone from the ear to tho nose, ‘The assnilints then rit away without hes ing Sdentified. Anderson returued tothe sbip- ping oflce and threw up his Job. When advised by tho officinis of tho shipping ulfice tu swear out f® warrant for the arrest of his nseallant he declined to do {t, declaring that did he do so he woutd be murdered, Tho olteials in charge of tho shipping office eny {hut the nssauit was innde on Anderson by Union gullors by direction of the Saltors’ Union, They sny they have reportedly complained at police bead- quarters regarding the * toscutting” of men shipping froin their oflice, and that 10 attention bas been patito itas a rule, and when notice was taken by the police uuthoritles thoy sent polleemen elther in sympathy with tho Union or who wero torrurizod by tho “boyeotters,"* The shipping ollicinis also charze that the Saullors’ Union has the streets leading to the docks pleketed, and that 1 non-union sailor can with difficulty reach vessel bo may ship on without 8 brutal beating. ‘Tho shipping oilice has had several special policemen sworn fn, and the otticinis declare that they will protect the men shipping with them nt all hazards, ‘On the other hand, tho olllcers and mombers of the Sailors’ Union deny the charges of tho nents of tho Vessel-Owners' Shipping Associn= don that the Union is responstole for the asaaiitt on Anderson, They say thot the nasauit was the outcome of anold grudge between Anderson and his assailant, and not because bo had shipped at the shipping office, and that was why Anderson would not have. him arrested; that the Union devs not enre how muny men the shipping ollice engages, as the ten: applying: there for berths are inexperienced, and not ane Captain in twenty will’ ship them: that tho Unton will not ald or countomince any uniawtd Kot On Ue part of ith members, aud vny one committing an nsaunlt on or using ylolence tor Sant a act ait or “acib” sailor docs so an. his own individual responsibility, and contrary: to the express law of tho Sailors’ Union: and, Inatly, that Ht Js untroc, as charged by tho abip- ping office, that thoy bove the streets luuding to tho docks picketed to wateh for nun-uniion, sailors and asgnuit thom, THR OUTER Hannon. Work will soon be commenced on tho new Government breakwater north of. the North Vier und midway between the Crib and the per. Te will be 6,126 feet tony, Contrnety for tho tim ber, Iron, ete., for 2,500 fect of the breakwate: have been let, nnd it is expected that the can- tractora twill completo their contracia by tho etose of navigntion. Tho dredglux contrict is for 200 yards of dredeig, and 845,000 will ha expended In dredging this senson. It is usti- jnuted that the Governmont will expend $250,000 this geason Improving the onter hurbor at this or AN INDIGNANT CAPTATN, Sunday morning Tur Tran: published a tolegenm from Muskexon, Mich., in which It was Binted the propetler Annie Inden, bad partly, capsized along: nt that burbor Saturday, throwing her dack-Jond on to tho dock, then righting again, bu lenking — badl Tho pr eller arrived port yesterday morning, huving lett Muskogon. Saturday evening. The Captain was very in- dignant on (earning the Btory regarding hie ves- sel. Ho says the telegrain wax false in every partioular, that the Annie Laurio did not caps alze, did not lose her load overboard, and dla not Tonk, and does not now, ‘fhe Cuptoin further sald that tho propeller had been put incomplete epee ne pust winter, and no atuncher vessel piled Lake Michigan, LAKE PRELGITS. Little was dono in Inko frelgbis yesterday agents and ahippors being apart in their vie For Butlulode was asked and 40 offered, 6 erat charters being made at both there prices, ‘The onzagements announced wore: For Uuftalo —Propelicr Russia, 60,000 bu vorn; | propulley Annie Young, 38,000 corn and 16,000 whi TOr~ peller Rochester, 60,090 corn; schon: thwalte, 49,000 corn; acho olivia, sth corn, For Erie—Propeller Annio Young, 30, corn, Taumber and conrse freights wore active and strouy. i ‘THE ATRAMNOAT LINKS, Tho propeller Skylark, of Graham & Co.'s Lino, left for Benton Harbor nat night. Tho big propeller Juniata, of the Aucbor Line, olenred for Bulfalo yesterday afternoon, Leopold & Austrinn’s mugniticent, pro Poortess loft last night for Duluth, The Ci Dututh, ot the same Hno, arrived yesterd Inaraing, and will leave Thursday on ber return, rip. By sidowheo! steamor Sheboygan, pf Good- rioh's justly popular jine, loft for Milwaukee Just evening at 2 o'clook. IERIONRD. Onrrett O' Harran, bridve-tender at Rush atrect' bridge for the Inst twelve or fourteon years, bag reaigned, and ex-Ald, Edward Kenoo, litely tn charge of State atreot bridge, hag boon assigned to tho vacancy, The reason for Dr, O'Harran’s resignation could not by learned, DOCK: NOTES, No lumbor charters yesterday. Heavy fog over the Inko yestenlay, Nothing went into dry-dock yesterday, The propeller Hochester went up the river again last night, ‘The Saftors’ (ufon meets this evening at No, $9 Weat Randolph rtrect, Tho stonm-barge Jesse Parwoll and consorts Rutter and Shawnee left for Hutfalo last night. The Captain ot the propeller Peerless says tho Fopurt that she ran around on ber trip up isn mistake, ‘The propeller Idano,. rebutlt Inst winter, ar- rived in port yesterday, hor frat trip to this port this season, ‘Tho atenmor Colin Campbell is sti! In Control Siip walting for a new amoke-stnok to replace the ono lost aume duye since. 7 The tug Commodore, of tho Union Towing Company, went to south Chicawo yesterduy to tow the Behooner Queen City to this port, ‘Tho stovedores crmployed along the stonmboat Qooks are naltatlng or an Increase of waxes 10 80 por month, Their prosont waxes ure Ris, Mar it ‘Tho Weatern Transportation Company’s inam- moth propeller Bulfalo steamed to i South Brancb cloyator yeatorday afternoon to tond, —- TUE STORM-SIGNAL, BIGNALS ORDERKD DOWN, Waautnaron, D.C,, June 08115 p. m.—Signala down, Alvo ordered town at Grand Haven, Sev, 3, Chicago, Milwaukee, Seo, 1, Escanaba, Mare quotte, and Jloughton, —_ ACCIDENTS, LITTLR ONES IN THE WIVER, ‘Tho schooner Jcasic Sonlt, while belng towed dow the river yestorduy, collided with the pro- peller Juniata and lost bor Jibboom, Tne pro- poller sustained no damuge, While oommy down tha Suuth Branch yeater- day the steam-barye Jesse Farwell bad bor uppor works alt slightly damaged by coming in cone tact with Van Buren steect bridgo, IN A LBAKING CONDITION, Special Dispatch to Ihe Chicago Tribune MIuwAavnee, Wha, Junge -6.—The steau-yacht Emilie, owned and accompanied by President Packer, of tho Lebigh Valloy Road, and on route from Oswego to Chicayo, urrived to-day in a leaking condition and went into dsy-dock, Wallo passing Stony Point Sunday morning tho Nitle cratt rau aground and broke ber condens- ine pipe, enuaiuy a leak, Kho was at unce headed for Sheboygan, where the Life-Saving erew puton bound tole Ruusey pump and ace companied the yacht bere, ; A BUOKEN CENTHE-HOAKD, Special Dispatch ta The Chicago Tribune, Owen Sounp, Ont., June 6.—The schounor Tecumseh from Colling woud, on route to Chicas #24542 fp Berg to-night wiia w urokon coutru- ard, She will repair bere, Liters op re, and proceed ua BUT LITTLE DAMAGED, Spectat Dispatch to Ths Chicugo Tribune, Mecakecos, Bileh, Juno 6.--'lho stuam-barga Aude Luurie suifered but (ttle damave trom en: 5 rg ase hist » Kho wat Axed up, and cleared for mgt. MISCELLANEOUS. HUFFALO PLEVATOR MATTERS, Apretal Dispatch ta The Chicaga Tribune, Rurrsto, June 6.—Tho negotiations vending Sor the reorganization of the Western Blovating Company buve not this tor eeatited in the formation of an association, but those engineers Ing the schemne have strong hopes of bringing nil the elevators under ote omanngement, Tho ohinf cause of the Inst brenk fe attributed to tha manipulations of x ring in Chiengo, which ta trying to get nh corner On mits, Siner the opens ing of navigation over 499.000 bof this. grain has been revetved here aud net a single bushel has been shipped aut either by rallor water, There are now on the way to this port vosarle londed with aver one-third of a omiiiion tninhels of onta, which it isclnimed witl be stored bere. The efforteof the ring to seetre chun) storngn For those oats is anid te bo the enuse of the break tn elevating rites, us the ring proce Uenfly owns or controts nt fenstone hous here, AFTRIL A ETRAMROAT LINE, Spectat Muepateh fo The thieaon Tribune. MILAVATK! ine Git. HW. Packer, President. of the Lehigh Valley itnilrond Company, arrived In this city onlay, en rote for Chicago, lt Is stated Hhit the object of Mr. Packer's Visit in to secnre steamboat connection for his railroad, He ts aeeompanied by a number of other rail- road offieiuts, MESKEQON LUMDRI MARKET, Special Diopatch ta The Chicags Tribune, Meanncon, Mich, dune 6,—Clenrances to-day, twenty-nine, Lamber abitmenta, 6,406,005 tert, tho largest of nny dity this Rensun by over 1,00: OU feet. ttyerson, Wills & Co. are reported t day oe selling 5.00000 feet of limber nt ey de- lvered, Heavy, antes are nso reported at 8150. fon dock, and $0 for com man, TUR CITY OF AILATAUKEE, Aptcial Dispatch th The Chicago Tribene. Minwaunne, dune 6—Tho new ptentner City. of Milwauket ‘et from Oxand Haven on her: rat tripat 145 this morning, having mide the run neross fn five hours and seven ninutes. Rie started on ber return trip at 2:9) p.m, UNITED STATHA STEAMER MICHTOAN, Spectat Mavateh to ‘The chleago Tribune. Firs, Pa, June s,—The Uolted States steamer Michigin has received orders to sill Sonday fur a take cruise. RTILT, ARHONR, Spretat Dispateh to ‘The Chicago Tribune. STDROKON Bar, Wis, Junet.—The tug Levine thot is still at work on the schooner Nabob, usbore at Canal stand, AROUND TITE LAKES, THE BIFRSAVING SEUVICR. Mllwankee Republican, June 6: "A dispatch received Inst night from Sleboygun states that the stentn-yacht Amelia was there leaking badly; that Keeper Grove, of the Life-Sdving Service, bad got aboard with five of his mon and n pnp, and had succeeded In keeping the vessel wear, ‘The dixpatch wns by Lieut. Watton, and neked whether the Life-Suving Servico crew shoul continue thelr work on tho steam-yacht and Urlng her to this port. The reply was au order tobring tho Amelin here ns augyested, Licut. Walton's forethought [ato vo thanked for this lost special service of the Life-Saying Service, Only 8 sbort time wero be made requisition fora number of pumps tu be pluced at the various stations, s0 that thes might be used either ft ense of fire or to nsgist In freeing vesseln whielr night be lenking, und the pump kent to Bheboys sean cate in need the very duy it was. received thore, and by that ineans’a Veasel bas alrently Wwon saved from sinking—thanks ta Lieut. Walton's constuut effort to ttaprove the service of which he Is Inspector.” A RCIEW LOOSE SOMEWHERE, Toronto Aait tho Captain of the British Queen bas a grievance which will no doubt bee come w general one if not attended to at onte, Ue brougnt cont to a elty dealer, and his bul called for i tong, on whieh tho ffarbormaster collected from hin $10.00 burbor dues. On weighing ont fe found he was six tons abort, and the consignee now refiises to pay the harbor days on that quantity, The Captain dus refused to nccept the freight unless hu is paid for the dues, aud witlenrry the question inte court, Re {$ one af those who thinks there Js no law to compel bim to pay the harbor dues on his (relight, and lt would be well Jf the question were de~ cided, ns ft is hard that a Captain, who has no tle to spire, should be compelled to pay the dues and ther mn around to collect it from the consignee, who ja the tman to pay in the end, There's a serow loose sumewhers,” A PHOUD CAPTAIN. Detroit Marine News: “Capt. James Millen {a justly proud of tho performance of tho Irop Duke. She made tho round trip to L'Anso and return in five days and nine hours, fnetiding ten. hours, night walting In the Suatt iver. Sho carrles Lin) tong dron-ore From Escanaba, She ome down froin Port Huron to Detroit. in vo hours and twonty minutes, THT. SAULT CANAL. Tho Milwaukeo Sentinel of yesterday says that the captain of a uropelfer that arrived: there tho night botore reports that tho Snult Canal is fast xetting deeper, Vessels drawing I foct 10 inches of water cin pass through with sufaty, Any craft londing decper than thls will have to ighter. GOING UP IN VALUE, Toronto Afait: “ Vessel propart; poling up in value. Capt. Vanvinok bouxht tho Eilza Quintan this spring, and, although bo bas done but Hrtie repairing to her so far, ho bas been olfercd un udvance of $500 on his bargain, He didn’t take it,” 2ORT OF CIIICAGO. ANRIVALS, Stmr \ anuw0, Milwaukee, sundries. Str Sheboygan, Manitowoc, sugurles, Prop duniata, butfato, sundrios, Prop Buttalo; Huttnlo, sundries, Prop Leo, Grand Muven, lumber, Prop Colin Campbell, Ludington, lumber, Prop Skylark, Benton ilarbor, sundries, Prop hay Hurtout, Erie, coal. Prop Idaho, Buifulo, sundries, Prop Lewis Glvert, Pike's Vier, wood, Prop Annie Laura, Suskexon, lumber, Prop City of Duluth, Houghton, sundries, Prop Uconty, Green By, sundries, Prop Hilton, Usuillo, bumbers Prop Queen of the West, Bultnlo, coal. Brot Columbia, Collingwood, sundrics. Schr Annie 'Thoring, Saugatuck, lumber, Scher Wolverine, Grand Haven, lumber. ir Robert Howlett, Grand Huven, luinber, Kehr M. B, Packatd, Packurd's Per, bark. Sehr Dan Newhall, Muskegon, lumber, Bebr A. J, Mowery, Muskegon, lumber, Schr Monsoon, Grand Haven, wood, Sehr Eilzn Day, Muskeyon, lumber, Schr J. and A, Stronned, Stuskogun, lumber, ir Senator, Brie, coal. vaio Vought, Erle, coal. ie Atleghony, Erie, cont. uy ‘Telegraph, Muskegon, limber, Secor Miuriolia, Muskegon, wood, wes, A. Url, Grand Huven, iumber, ir Evallie, Maskegon, Winer. Emaline, Wh ake, lumber, Rehr Hvating fiutes, Grand ttaven, tuinber, Rote City of deaad Rapids, Grand Uaven, tumbor. Hehe CG. Morelgon, While take, lumber, Sehr Hage Wing, Miskexan, lanber, Seur Ella Gienwhod, White Link, tumnber Soaw N, Wirlock, St Jogephy wood, Sehr d.'V, Taylor, Mnuisteu, Tumber. Sehr Gesine, Whitey Linke, lumber, Ber Cant, Sliver Luke, hanibers Sehr Bt, Joxept, woot, Sebr Live Oak, Dudington, lumber. Rebs A. Ueturds, Escanaba, tron ore, Sebr Bertha Barnes, Monominee, lumber, Sebr Lavinds, Hamlin, luanber, Rehy Mercury, Ludington, timber, Sehr A. Mosher, Menouitive, shingles. Rohr Witthumn Jones, Cedar Rapids, tumboe, Kebr Minehaha, Muskegon, lumbe of Sobr Beanie Hoult, Waite Lake, t Sebr C. i, Hackicy, Menomiuce, luntbor, Sehr George Le Wrenn, Hed iver, tua, Behr Ualpn Cumpbell, Lexouport, wood, Sehr Homer, Cleveland, col, ? Rehe Deliver, Curlton, tics. Schr Lena Jobngon, Menomingo, lumber, Be ing Light. Manistee, tuber, Schr Ethin Allen, Menuiuiioe, Junbor, Sehr Commerce, Menominee, cedar posts, Behr E, Sturgeon Buy, thea, Sehr Willi Jones, Abnapes, thes, Rebr Lumbernin, Blick Crook, lumber, Sebr Surdinin, Rewaunce, tes, Retr Scud, White Lake, woot Schr Defas De Wolf, Marinette, lumbor, Schr 8, Butea, lain’e Mer, railroad tos, Yacht Countess of Vutterin, Coburg, ballam @ ACTUAL, RATLINUS, Atmr 8heboygan, MRwaukeo, sundrics, Btiue Chicngu, Manitowou, wudriog, Prop George Dunbar, Suskegon, Hgbt. Trop Annie Laura, Muskegon, light, Prop Vandorbiit, Hutula,3,000 buatiots corn and sundrios. Prop Y, tl, Ketoham, Buffalo, 06,000 bushels corn, Lowis (bert, Pike's Pler, sundries, Prop U, Hiekox, Stiakequ, linet Preop'l, W. Palmer, Butlalo, 6,50 bushels corn, Prop Skylurk, ienton Huchor, sindrivg, Prop 0, U. Williains, Baugarnck, light, Prop EB. E, Vhompsun, Muskegon, sundelea, Prop Peorloss, Duluth, sundric Prop Hocheater, Ruifalo, 43,000 buabels corn, Trop Jessiv H, Farwell, Buffalo, 61,000 bushols corn. Sobr Gyavita, utfato, 44,000 bu corn, Schr ltusn Helle, Pontwater, 600 bu oats, 700 bu. corn, and sundries, Bebr Wolverine, Grand Maven, light, Sehr 8, A, Irish, Grand Haven, light. Bohr Appronticy Hoy, Grand rit M i 8. gone pry pats Muaieouie ae ir Mary B. Cook, Hai ri BolrJ.A. Holme, Gtaud Idaveny light,” Schr Ottawa, Grand Havens light, Kehr fron Stuto, acanabs, Hy it, Bene Jolin Keun, Muskegon, light, Bott It, GO, Albru BMuskogai, Hunt, Sche BE. M. Porton, Gauton Huy, liebe, Kour det. Ruttory Bultaia, 0,5da but Gate, Prop Lowis Gilbert, Manistee, light. —— OTHER LAKE PONTs, DETHOIT, Special Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune, Detnoit, Mich, Juno 6.—iassed down—Pro- pelters Nevraska, Now York, Cotna, Jobo Pridy- cou, Jr, Wissublekon, and Dean Kichmont; stoam-burges Henry Chisholm and schuoner No- gaunco, W. H. Burnuin, Iru Chaffeo and scoww, W. He Magruder aud barges, Mackinaw and barges, Ontonngon and barges; achooners Oallatin, Monterey, EF. Gerlach, Prinee Alfred, GW. Davia; tay Btekney and barges, tug A, 4. Sinith and schooner City of tha Straits and ‘vargrs. Passed p—Propellers Delaware, Onelda, and Portage ana sebooner F. A. Georgert atentn- barges Willlam Cowle and barges, 1). Hallentine and schooner A. 1. Moore, Willinm Hdwards and schooner Charles Foster, Rating and barges, Afitelope and Lanrer; rehooners Nwalloss, J. ft Merrill, A. Th. Norris, No tington. 1), Halley, Col. Cook, dango Meleod, Nemesia, and A, Hoody; tug Sumuer and furges, Wind torthuast, twelve iniles, rokT RITON, Port Hivos, dune &~Passed down—Propet- Jera Indias Dens Riehmond, Wissahtexan, New York, Sovervian, Joie Peidgeon, de. Andrew Je Sinith and burwes, Mock Hird and raft. Jinssed p—Propellers Montany, Onelda, John N. Ulidden, %. linch, CG. P, Minch, fd. Webb, Dantel Ballentine ald consort, Willan Couric and barges, Oswego and barges: schooner Chitre ley Crawford. Wine, orth, fresh, Weather, cloudy, Four Henox, Meb, shine 6105p. ma Passed ny—Propttlors Lehigh, Weatfont and Mirges, Mortage with schooner F, A. Gore, Willinin Udwards with Charles Foster, and Ante: Toe aus burgea; achooners A. 1. Norris, Jobo . Me II, Swallow, and Argo, ——Propeiiors Minneavolis, Chicago, Prose t Haginaw and barges, and ff. 1), Cuttin= bury: schooners Cavalier, Lyman Casey, and Heel Case. Arrived—Stenmer Manttoba, Wind eat, fresh. Weather tae. TUPPALO, Speetal Dapateh to ‘The Chicago Tribune. Drrvano, N.Y. dune 0.—Arrived—Propellers Alacka, Fountain City, and Hoston, and achou ers Thuinas Parsons, Scot, Matin Martin, Hire voy Masel, 1, W. Sage, and BF. Brice, grain, Chicaga; propeller Arctic, copper, Hancock: fyupeller Jorvis Lord, pigetrun, and schoom Aiverside und Cossack, grain, Milwaukee; Schooner F. W. Gliford, pig-iron, Bik Rapids, Cleared~Propeliers ' Newburgh, — Roanoke, Starceea, and Alaska, aad schooners Scotia and IL W. Sure, coal, Chicago: propeller Arizona, ron, Duluth; propeller Juron City, LiAe schooners U. 8, Harant B.Fitzgerail, and C. Hurten, coal, Milwaukee: echvoner Cussuck. cont, Ituclne, Charters were ns follows: Schooner Francis Paims, coal, Cleveland to Chicayo, private terms: gehuoners Cossack and Hiverside, coal to Racine, I net ton; schooners Ellen Spry, Ht. 1, Hay: I.E. Tremble, and 2. W. Sage, coal to Chicane, Boy conte 2 Bchooner I. Fy Bruce, coal to Chicago, tt cents Kross: schooner Fi-zeerald, conl to Milwaukew, sil2 conte; echooner Young America, block stone, Cleveland to Chieazn, pric Vato terms: steamer Fairbank, coal, Erie to Chicayo or Milwaukee, $1. Canal freixhts remain steady and unchanged. Wheat ot 6 cents and coro at 43% cents, Shipments, 297,00 bushels, MILWAUCKER, Spectat Diepatch to. The Chicago Tribune, MinwAUKER, June §&—There was no inquiry for gruin-earriers to-Jny, but for course frelehts the remand continues active and rates tend upe ard, Charters—Schooucr It. P. Mason, wood from Sister May nt $2.75, and scow Christe, woud from Pierrepont at £2.00 per cord, Arrived [rom below—Sehooner IL P. Baldwin and steam-barges C.J. Kershaw and Nabnnt, . MARQUETTE, Spretal Dispateh to The Catcago Tribtine, MANQUETTR, | Mich. June ‘Arcived—Pro- patos J. 8. Fay, Superior, Worthington, und iranite State; Rehvoners D. Y. Khoiles, Sane dusky, Exe, J. ¥, Cords and Farette Beown, Clenred—Vropeliers Vienna and K.1 tacketts senpouere Verana, Witten MeGregorand Laurea Passed down—Prapeller Winslow, Wind northeast, Wenther dine. ESCANATA. Special Depatch to The Chicago Teiune, EScaNaua, Mich. dune 0.—Arrived—Steamers Fret Kelly, Forest City, W. 2b frown. He, Ackley, Argonaut, and “Inte Ly Ganges. Suunpote, ltasea, Typo, qRomne Howland, Ths City. ut row, ) er and. J, Tihden. ane Cleared —Stoumors 8. C. Haldwin, Forest City, and W. HL. Brown; schooners Delrware, G, C! Trumpf, Howland, Typo, J. C. Matrison, 1, H. Drown, City of Green Bay. DULUTit. Sptctal Dispatch tu The Chicago Tribune, DeLetm, Minn, June 0—Arrived—Propellors Asin, Sarnia, und India, from Bulfato; barge Whiting, from Murquette; barges Cormorunt and tow and Russell. tram fhustalo; barges Keyptinn and tow and Pelicun, from Butato, Depucted—Propelter St. aul and scovoners Carlingford and Owoseo, for Buffato: propeller Kin pire State, for Budfalos bares ‘Alpena and. tow, Winona, and Ashland, and steamer Francis Smith, for Collingwood, POUT coLnonNE. ,,_ Special Dispaten to The Chicago Tribune, Pont Corhorne, Ont., June 6—Passod down— Frapollor Acadian, Chicago ta Montreal, eonernt TOs Up—Schoonera Craftsman, Kingston to ‘to ledo, light; Victor, Port Colborne to Toledo, Ught; propeller Argyle, Kingston to Catcatro, weneral cargo; Alm Munro, Sontroal to To- tedo, general cargo, CHENOYGAS, Bpeetat Dispateh to The Chicago Tribune, Cuenuyfian, Mich. Junu —Arrived—Steam: barges George King und consort, Lowell and consort; tug J. H. Martin. Cleared—Propeller Nushua, sterner Kewee- pe, Rote ae 0 Granite ae propeller jadgur Biate, and propeller Lake Erle. wind northeast, fresh, Weather cold and clear. CLEVELAND, Burctal-Dispetes, o The Chicago Tribune, CLeverann, O., Juncd.—Cleared—For Chicaga, Propellers Newburah and Roanoke, merchandise; Schoouor Clint, lseht. Charters—Sohoontrs Quimby and Relle Eliza, con) to Amberatburg, 4( conta, free; Waneetton, coal to Milwaukee, 1, free; Propetler Good 1it, coal to Ogdenabury, p. t.; scow Saseucus, con! to Detroit, 40 cents, free, . COLLINGWOOD, Spectat Dispatch to The Chicagn Tribune. ComNcwoon, Ont, Juno 6.— Arrived — Sehooner Starlight, trom Chicago, 1,000 bushels corn. Sniled—Schooner Tecumseh, Lion's Hond, to Jond for. Chienyo; schooner Starlight, Cnpo Croker, do. PONT DALHOUSIE, Spectat Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune. Port Daiuovstr, Out, June 6—Passed up Schounors Wawanosh, Silo, Singupore, Gumnir, nnd G, ‘Thurston, Kingston to Chicago, light; Kate Kolloy, Osweaa to Chicago, coal, fussed down—Schoonor Sam Cook, Chicago to Kingston, wheat. MANITOWOC. Speetat Dispatch to Ths Chicago Tribune, MANiTOWoC, Wis, dune .—Wind-bound here to-day—Sehoonors U, Gordon, Mariner, Rob Ros, Dart, Iris, and W. \ Chapin scows Mocking Hird and Laurel; steam-barye Dalsy Day; tug Weleome, with Government dredye and two dump scows in tow. Wind fresh from the north- eust, WIARTON, Special Dispatch to The Chicave Tridume, Wrantos, Ont, June 6.—salled—Steam-bargo Mineola and seboonors Atsyar and Ulbraltar, with 20,000 tlea for Hitchcock & Foster, Chicago, TMIE. Spretat Dispatch to’ The Chicaga Tribe, Enz, Pa., June 6,—Cloareil—Propelter Patl- adolphia, mercbundise. Chinaro, Entered—Scnooner Uades, Burfalo, ight. ATURGLON NAY, Sptetat Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune, BTORGEON, Bay, Wis, June &—Arrived— Behapners Willlam Sturgos and City of Waod- stock. KINGSTON, Rpectat Dispatch to The Chieaoo Tribune, Kiyaston, Ont, June 4,—Arrived—Schooner M. Filmorg, from Chleayo, wheat, MIDLAND, Sptctat Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune, Mipnanp, Ont, June 4,-Ssutled — Schooner Midland Rover, Chicuga, lumber, RARNIA, Sprctal Dispatch (o Tha Chicago Tridtine, SARNIA, Ont, dune 6.—Passed up—Propeller riissia, from sfontreal for Chicago, ———————$ MISCEGENATION, NE, Wy, dine (.—The ense of the lage of & Chinainan named Lee Chin and a white woman named Mrs, Eva Ht, Leo fy attructing mush attention, A statute of Wyoming forbids such intermarringe, and the conple hnd the ceremony perforined in Denyer, the Colorado laws nat prohibiting It, Mr. and Mrs. Lee Chin have been Indicted for miseugenation, The Chiness Consul at Denvor, under the direction of the Chinese Aibassador at Washington, has become jn. terested In behalfof his countryman, and will voutest tho case in the courts, ' Judge We Carroll and J. C, Baird have been retained to defend the ease, Meanwhile a fullatatewent is belng prepared for the Chinese Aimbnssa- dor to present to the State Depurtinent, and diplomatic correspondence Is ilkely to ensue, SAWS, nat SAWS! Curtis & Co. 40 Franklin St.,Chicago 811 to 819 N, Second &¢., Bt. Louis, Manufacturer of Keory Description of Clreular, MUb and CrovaCut Nuwae , 1 ‘noloeale Deaiers in tubby { Tenth Nplate, ier Natur Cite flan ny eres (part Mal Muwnnd Plante ad) maples 1 Lockwood's Patent CAAbeUL aeandsln ne BERICHT Qur NEW ILLUSTRATED CATALOGUE MAILKD FUEE ON AlVLicaiiux, LAKE NAVIGATION, GOODRICH’S STEAMERS ls " or TIME TALE. andy ma sun MOF carpe ney MES Be At For Grma flayon, vin St teres daily ats a.m ntd Ap, ni Nur “ae MODERN, "het cated, vanMcon, a Manin too, ually Bt uy Moning exceed, For Green ting, Menomftion und bay ports, Kewatt toy Tuesday nts. wrod Suterday at Yn. in, ita, Fayette. and atl lake Soperior towne, mitivd ay at at. mi. Dirt, Arcadia, ete, Tacnday at ST. 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Woenknesw Daorness of the Todt, a a att Neeru lt Wc tiewesaary to cet ovltho blood, Sa,f tostiinulate and reeulate ite pertodiral course AAT et eaeTee tome for Tympbatio and Pricg 78 cents gud A195 per bottle, E,Fougern & Coy Ne Yop Agruts for the W.8,, Rold by Drugyists yunerally, nfidance’ in PAKS MON-RENSE TRE nit and. trentment by porienee in curing MOT -NOUKO TEU, the best, Also adiy 7 Klantle Stockings; Lous BARTLENS, ———— HAN & PALE ata tneree I, MEDICAL. 3 eee Tener auras ee, fs wel EhaGas Tinows on mammoth Meal flare, Ann fart that for iS. grate he has 4 rr oa ferly to tase wh Ignorant agvertiving hatedite, and wlio, tn fot, Merlicine, Wibe all wthet sume prot of Ite leans ered cura Iave aiteady ¥ You may bei ‘are lash afdstwachtng the Haste Do cdenty eter yun trum attending to your bt and nataralls xifted Miirsenn ‘eso, world, ut prom are ant tefwenwsh, are ba dae the seeds Ol which wery Hw) reba ft thonghi les Young mam, he wpe bly eeinzat coutrol the anv of dhtlon of a Webster, ates ot Ged f “ ‘Man, think of the grat ly. th = Fecal thy plealiiy aceeute ef th the uiwel chore] 0 wut part twanty. tom hat Nature will belie aelh fo" 1 tha we, but smut Nataie ud peut Utila ‘aeons grams! “Uitte ils gersale ab dlseasons' , : AGED tienen of yeuiatul 1 Uv 10 Frequent ererustion of the Ladder, often ate ail Unding soutetinure soul yartiles eh bey “Tape tat tcryel pinnae, ‘Remeears abst so the Ort oy fa asi Lavase Chat § fall te AMev ard fters aretmeredly conbiniiia,Alelicves jathet tons IS fall deseripslon ol cane Ue mobta parte curiosity, Bevan, buteine penroe sd Re HM by i 3a he Clerk hs Ealeane, 1, BO Cone: , Sévt IDR. KEAN, 193 South Clark-at., Chicago. Connult personally of by wall, freo ot charge. onatt chronic, huredug, ur syaclal disgdags. Deeds Roan tt she tl 7 phyescla tn the city who worrauts cures oF over. Moura: a, i. tad js mt Sundays, vw 1S uke MANHOOD RESTORED, using nervous de- having tied tn vain yet w suiiply ue A vice of turly haprudence, UHL, prematuce ecas, ete. . aye tt boetanatd « lee ipa, WH ase Wt Address J. Uk Ieieis, RAILROAD TIME-TABLIn RRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF THAINA-VAULAXATION (OF IRPRNEXCH AKKR.—{Raturday exeopted. nnday excepted. ay excepted, sDaily, Chiengo & Northwestern Tatiway, For Maps,Time-Canis, Meeping-(nr aceammotations opply af G2 Clark-st.. (rund Vacttio. Heink’s Express omen, Matmer Honse, i Cannt-et., and the leputon _the corner of Wells and Kineie-sta, ieave, Arrive. Marahatitown £ fia Uae chee: Vacitie Fast Mou Cllr & Vani dmiha Niet Expres nar Hapide Night s Maines fy Bap A Motpeen Nhchit Fox vue Clty & Yankton Kreeport, Rocktord & punnat creetart, Rackfurd & Pubudie. Freeport: I kford take Geno, AXNEO" MU. Green Bay se Mara Green Hay, via danosrille,, M.S Alinnenpotia Kxprena., St. bral & Min Hlorre & then SR SSS eS UsPBCT RPT ABsUAcTUS AESRSS BASSAS OBE BSesAgasgea50R £0, Wurlington & Quiney Realtroad, pt, Time-'PAbIOs, Rlenpingd iar Accommoda- tons, apply: Clark-ste” € ie itini’s Hepeusa aimee, tout af Traian He 01 Indianasny.,. 0 Central Depot, Cnnal i Hauer, andseCatatente Se Stztoonth-st, Pai Seave. | Arriva. a Btrentor Pasnengets.ss| Fada ralb Tal p tn ka Reyirees 43 @ ]b 25 p on 24} mmf AAG p 4 m|D 06 pm mig mid 1:80 p ra 201 p rab 2:15 pra AN) p mb 2:43 p m $8) p ma 2 po 200 pm) 10:0 am 28 pb mlb Gaba mt pm(bit:coa m. pm oa pm b10:3 nm pm{b Ta) n mo. hialb 82k a mt lies 3folne die lacked ame axanithern Rmlataoe a ctivene fxg bmlaioam nKansas C1 pmiataam pim|b 7:15 2m Bm| Wei Am aM Dallpc except M. Chieaga, Mitwankee & Bt. Pant Rattray. Upton Dever: Comar Mattson, Canal, and Ada mene, th clarke Pacit Hiner and ay Depot omer Houso, andy, ¢ Dal onday. Milwaukce Fast Malt, Wankesha & 801 Mitwaukoe, St. Pout & Apotls Exprona trains Green Stun Bevewen trainers cee} Milwaukes, Mauison, Prairie du Chien, town, sd Stevens Point an ace lain & aaa aly Kirk lane El Special Fast inet S a.m, ahd 120 p.m.t arrive dally, Suadnys excepted, Chieara & Alton, Union papot, West Side, corner Madison and Canale Ais. between Madison nnd Adama-at. brdges, An Emouty-tulrdnt Mekot omices, aE Uepatsy ry er Urand Paeitic Hutel, and Pal House, Leave. | Arrive. Kanans City, Denver, Puoblo Fx. /$ 1:00 p a ty Kansas City.danta #8, Now Mtnots Central Kaltroad, Depot foot of Lake-t. and toot of Twonty-second-at, ‘Tieket Omicos, LT Mandulphent, near Clark, Grand Hacttic Hotel, and Valmer louse. 2 3 St. Louls & Toxas Express. RG Lute Texan Cairo & Now Gi New Orlennn i Springtlend Exp Spelnudeld Night Exp bPeuria, Buriington & ¢Veorin, Burlington & Koo! 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