Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, July 3, 1881, Page 11

THE CHICAGO 'TRIBUNE : SUNDAY, JULY 3, 188I—SIXTEEN GES. It sgeied & ATEANTIC R way COMPANY srx PER CENT rast OWTOE. GOLD BIN, DUE 1920, INTEREST, may AND NOVEMBER. v NS OF $1,000, y BONDS IN DENOMINATIONS 0) F Sl, oe itl BEGISTRATION PROVISION. TRUSTEE: tne Famers’ Loan & Trust Company. —_————- SECURED BY sP: AS HEREUNDS TAL INTEREST, ie GVABANTEES SCRIBED. —— cago & Atlantic Railway, now In the on, has & length of 227 wiles, ex~ . to Chicazo, entrance into ion, efron verminal facilities at Chicago baving eat ieted by scontract with the Chicazo been alresdiMyana Railroad Company, which con eet oreagel 1 the bonduolders, toxether with ismotmy of the Chicago & Atlantic Htallwus ts full equipment. ‘This road bi k tine under the supor UGH. J. EW PRESIDENT. NEW orercrd Vit & WESTERN RAILKOAD OHS. nv, and for the express purpose of securing Cas agent Western outlet to the Eric system, avindepMuofore hus been dependent for its West~ woe Me npua we other lines runuing into Chleaco eo uast. controlled by rival corporations. ‘The pon vork, Lake Evie & Western Railroad reaches ee gs Atlantic Railway (which for its entire ieos parallel with and about ISmiles south ee Piisbure, Fort Wayne & Chlcazo Hallroud) of the Tyew York, Pennsylvania & Onio failrond ever the New FOr stariun, und the three companies from Ssamarepetaral pro-rating coperuct. | wittle, Barges eri of toe Chicago & Atluutle Company xtende by Bhap cost THE LATTER, | ByOvIDE ALL. Ds TO COMPLET ECHL: 3H) & ATLANTIC HAILWAY required over an Cauo & Aroceeds of the prevent Issue of bonds and seerabecriuOUs to fts capital stock, and thy. New Vea lae Ene & Weste ICTHEL THE ID s SE tS Ono RAILNOAD | oo taste ty ana comme frum the a Ine, ide allway Company, MARING THE INT. STA FINST CHARGE not only upon the De tSLNGS of the jatter road aloua, BUT ALSO P EAE Oss REVENUE recelyed aut of business Porand, FROM ALL POINTS on THE W YORK, LAKE ERIE £, WESTERS KAILROAD and the TARY GUS PENSSYLVASIA & QHI0 HALLROAD peween Marioz, 0,, and the CILY OF Yuitk. , Mbeentreannual injerest upon this issue of B FMUCSTS TU $390,000, WH pe line 0 course of cvnst tending from Mati MILE DURING ‘THE 7 ws earnings of the New York, FEAL IEUO the end ue ew York, Pennasiva- ‘Lake Evie & 3 r fay Rallwar Compauies from throuzh traibe Eas Onl Hon amouuied, mecoruing to res tur ied by Gen. J. HL Devereux, Prostdent New Yo goued by eX Oblo. Hlirosd Company, to $1 ¥6u,000 upod frelzbtatune. not counting any pass~ treet business. It would therefore appear that these eee Wonda, being the entire amuunt of the trst Soraace.ere ample secured, and should at once com- Revd themeelves to investors. THETNDERSIGNED HAVING, AFTER ACAREFUL EXAMINATION TUROUGH EMINENT COUNSEL INTO THE LEGAL STATUS OF THE GUARANTEES, PUR- CHASED THE ENTIRE ISSUE OF THESE BONDS, OFFER THE SAME FOR PUB- Lc SCBSCRIPTION At the Price of 102 1-2 Per Cent AND ACCRUED INTEREST TO DATE OF DELIVERY, THE KIGHT BEING RESERVED TO ADVANCE PRICE AND ‘TO CLOSE SUBSCRIPTIONS WITHOUT NOTICE. = PENDING THEPREPARATION OF THE BONDS, BOND CERTIFICATES WILL BS ISSUED BY ‘THE FARMERS LOAN AND TRUST COMPANY, CONVERTIBLE BY THE LATTER INTO BONDS WHE EXECUTED, SUBSCRIPTIONS WILL ALSO BE RE- SEIVED AT AMSTEEDAM, HOLLAND, THUS SECURING SUBSCRIBERS THE ADVANTAGE OF AN INTERNATIONAL “TUHY, LOEB. & 0, Nassau-st., New York. ATLESTER & 00, - STOCKS. AU Stocks and Bonds Bought and - Sold on N. ¥, Stock Exchange. 158 27 CHAMBER OF COMMERCE, J. T. LESTER, Member New York Stock Exchange. CHAS. SCHWARTZ, E. K. WILLARD, .,, Member New York Stock Exchange. SAMUEL Ww. ALLERTON, Special. Ye York House—SCRARTON & WILLARD, 42 Broadway, and 13 Newest. UIRECT WIRE from our off " ice to the office of Seanion& Willard, opposite Stuck Hxehanse- Etocks me eta and sold in Boston, Philadel- anon and PROVISIONS bought and or caried on margins. SS WALT BAKER &00., 1 Chamber of Commerce, Stock CHICAGO. Department Stocks and Securitie: 's Bought and neld at Nex York, Bosten, chang ee elphia Stock Ex- sitet Wires from our office urEastern Correspondents. in est information concern- ng all Railroad Stocks and Se- cI . ton®s furnished on applica- WM. T. BAKE Member New York Stock i oo DER, Jr. New York Correspondents: aa McCINNIS BROS. & FEARING. Burlington & Miss. N &, Be a galls. Neb. ts. By Paul 5s, new, C. & P. W. Div. St bes. 5s, Mineral Points, K tay 6s, Dubuque Div, wr uew S. Fund ds, CHOICE INVESTMENT BONDS, FOR SALE. BY. oer & FIELD. HE UNION TRUST co., Corner Madison and Dearborn-sis, Sarings deposits an 0 allo "beet othe rules of o ws interest on same G. ML. WILSON. BUSINESS. Stocks Show Remarkable Strength—No Symptoms of Panic. Belief that After the Holidays the Market Will Be Stronger. FINANCIAL. In the face of the news that the head of the Government had been shot and probably fatally wounded stocks displayed remarkuble strengta. Transzcuons were enormous. ‘Timid holders sold freely trom the beginning, the bears made great sales of short stock, dispatches were sent out in every direction predicting punic, and the bank statement was bad. In spite of all these depressing clreumstances, there was no panic. In the uctive list there were but five stocks that Jost as much as 5 ut the lowest point ofgdepres- sion. These were Texus Pacitic, which dropped $1j, to 60; Central Pacitic 54, to 9434; St. Joe preferred 54, to 111; St. Paul 53j, to 122 aud Kansas & Texas 53, to 46. These stocks made handsome recoveries. Kansas & Texas closed atayX, St Paul at 14214, St. Joe at115, Contral Pacific at 97, and Texas Pacitlc at 63%. Com- paring closing quotations with those of the day before, there is no stock that shows a loss of 3 points, aud there are comparatively few that have gone off as much as 3. Illinois Central Jost 313, Louisviile & Nashville 3:4, Reading 3's, Northwestorn 3%, Union Pacifie 34, Texas Pacific 4%, Northern Pacitie vreferred 414, Missouri Pacifle 3%, Ei & Western 3%, St. Louis & San Francisco 3, the preferred 34%, Ohio Central 3) Peoria, Decatur & Evansville 3%, Milwaukeo, Lake Shore & Western 3. The other changes were smulier und not important. At the close the market showed considerable uctivity. There were no signs of general alarm, and it was felt that the worst was over. What operators most feared was that the news would set Europenn holders of American stocks to selling, and that the murket would not be able to tuke all their offerings. Up to the close of business no unfavorable symptoms showed themselves in the London market. Chicago operators bought more stocks than. they sold. There was not a large volume of business done by our operators, but their pur- chases are estimated at twice their sales. * Less effect was produced in the stock market by the terrible event of yesterday than by the contraction of National-bank currency in op- position to the 3!4 per cent Refunding bill. This ended in the disaster of gray Friday, Feb. 25, 188Lwhich was,however,speedily recovered from. Asfaras Wall street could think in the great excitement of yesterday it saw that what had happened was more political than financinl. ‘The most important point is that the assasina- tion was not done by a conspiracy against the Government. The stability of our institutions is not threatened by Mexicanzation, Neither this assasination nor that of President Lincoln was the work of faction. Both these crimes wero personal, not factional. This all-important point being clear, the holders of United States bonds und other securities here and abroad will see that nothing hus happened which need impair contidence in the value of tncir property. A few holders of Government bonds sold ut a slight sacritice in Chicago yester- day, but they were not many. .As stated above, there were more buyers than sellers of stocxs. Two days elapse before busi- nes is resumed on. the New York Stock Ex- change. This will give time for excitement to pass away, end it. is estimated by those best competent to judge that the market on Tues- day, though perhaps it will be- feverish, is. not likely to be alfected by any great pressure of stocks for sale. Contidence in the tuture will be helped by the knowledze that Arthur is as- sochuted with very conservative men in the Re- pubfican party of New York City who bave great property interests, and will not allow any fooling with the financial policy of the Govern- ment. The political effects of what bus hap- pened will be much more seriuus than the Suau- cial. The Government i3 a corporation, and will live though individuals die. The following show the range of the active stocks: Claw. ing. 13 3 Be i ibe wig SH High- este ‘Low ‘Open=| eat. Stocks, ing. B.P.C, Co. Philadelphia & Keading.. Chesapeake & Onto Do tirst preferred . Uo preferted’.. Erle second mortgare. Lake Shore. Wabash, St. L & Paciti Do preferred Enion Pacitic.. Do preferred Chicago, Mi, Do preferred. ‘Missourt Pucttic.. New Jersey Central « Delaware, Lack. & West .. Delaware’ & Hudson .....: Qhiv & Mississippt . C., 81. P.M. & Os Do preferred Iron Mountain. Chicazo, RL & Bal Canada ‘Southern... Lake Erio & Weste! Manbattan Elevated. Ont. & Western.. Mobile & Onio St. Louis & San’ Fran. ‘Do preferred. Obie Central. Peoria, Decatur & Evans. Morris’ & Esse: Houston & Te: Meiropoiitan Met. kievated bond: Oregon ity, & N. Co. MLS. Wo. 2G kT Céntrat Pacitie. Governmect bonds were ii caxo, District of Columbia 3 were 109 bid and 110 usked; tho 3's were 10314 bid and 103% asked; the 48 11613 bid and 17j asked; the -43s 143s bid end 154; askea. ‘There was no variation in foreign exchange. Cnicaco bank clearings were $16,670,000. Loans were in fair demana at 4@5 on cull, and 5G7 per centon time. New York exchange sold at eG ‘$1.00 per $1,000 discount. Chicago bunk clearings for the week are re- ported as follows by Manager D. R. Halo, of the Chicago Clearing House: ezular, In Cal- Clearings. erie BY TELEGRAPH. NEW YORK. New York, July 2.—Governments weak and 4G@ lower for extended 63 and 4s. Rallrond bonds in fair demand. State bonds active. The stock markei was strong at the opening, but the announcement of the attempted assas- ination of President Garticld caused such a rush to sell stocks that withina very briet time prices recorded a decline of 1@53; per cent. Subsequently there was a recovery, ranging from % to35¢ per cent, on more favorable re- ports of the Presidcat's condition, but the deal- ings continued very feverish, and at nbout the Second Board a false report of bis death resulted in unother turry, and quotations dropped below the lowest fizures of the moruing. The full decline frum the highest int ranged 11to 8% per cent, the latter in Tex: Kansas & Texas selling off 53%, St. Pi tral Paciic5tz, Northern Pacitic i Wabash Paci and Missouri Pacific Northwestern 4, Western Guion and ‘ille & Nashville 43, and New Jersey Cen- tral und Peoria, Decatur & Evansville 13; per cent. Toward the close this rumor was denied. and tinal sales showed a recovery of 3:4@3% per cent. Texas Pacific, Central Pacitic, Kansas & ‘fexas, St. Paul, and Wabash Vachic preferred leading therein. ‘Transactions. 553,006 shares. Canada Southern....14,00.New Jersey Central..25.00 Central Pacitie. ‘ew York Central. wn) GOSLC.. tw) Northern Pacize. Del, Lack. S “West -24.u|Obio & Mississipy Delaware & Hudson. 230 /Oniary & Western ion. & ito Grande... #100/Onlo Central...... yy Pacitic Mail. 30! Peoria. Dec. & Ei Luke Erie & Michizan Central, Memphis & Cnar'a | BMisavuri Pacitie Northwestern, REAL ESTATE. The following instruments were filed for rec- ord Saturday, July 2: CITY PROPERTY. ‘Milwaukee av, 5 e cor of Wabansis, triangle of <LH ft, daied June 24 (Pasnies Kodgers ty ai Western Union TUNIC, Cay CSL. {| iiles of the James Walsh). ose Wabash av, 40 ft's of Harmon court, € f, aii vided of Wxitig ft, dated Juiy 2 (G. A- and Zit C. Burdick to Nelson Ludington) - 8,000 Hoyne ar, 3 w cor of Thirty-tnird st, © f, ese 26N4 ft, dated June 2 (EB. Mound ‘TW. Kin- Bey to Horace F. White): 30,000 Nutt st, 38 ft s of bixteentti, proved, dated July 1 (M. and WC. Auttermelater). 3 1,500 North Franklin at, 2 ttn of Whit Wx Lv ft, improved. dated Juiz 2 (Andrew M. Manson to J. sind A.C. Schutter). 4.000 Buddan st, tts of Thirty-ttth, wf, 25x13 ft, dated July 2 (B. Hultey to Marla Lewis) 1,500 West Twentieth st, sw cor of ‘Tn. oop, nf. Sx lwste dated July’ 2 (George Weinmann to August Loula), 2.000 Milwaukee av. n res, dated June 13 (Charter Un surape Company to Je 10,635 Diller st, 5 rts of West Kinzie, w f, Doxl25 fi, inproved, dated June 9) (Master in Chancery Jon A, Hetehelt). ed Rublo st.w2t tt n of Hizhicenth, wf vixkt tt dated June I (C. B. Webster to. E. Iulle: a Jeth 1 ari 1tto Foster st, dated dunt to C. B, Samson. Jefferson st, same “B. Samsou ty Anna $ Burge 5,000 Chicauo av, 3) ft ¢ of Seduwick st, = f, ft ‘luted July 2 (Adaline Baer to J. W. Oilsson) 3,000 Mubbard st, bet Lincoln :..d Nobey, s f, L.oray, ed dune 27 (Ve and L Biatz to" Mums Sebmidt). as, anassnese 500 West Division si, St Ot Uiousions sf 100 £0, dated Jul, ii. Fane to Joseph, ‘Millers Ee) Wont Sails a cae tuted July 1(Stuster in Chancery to James G2 Drayton i S320 NORTH OF CITY LIMITS WITHIN A RADIUS OF SEVEN MILES OF THE COURT-HOUSE, North Paulina st. n wor of Bertram, e f. 24 x16s ft, dated July 1 (J. S.and _ltobort J. Bonnet: ws esayasens® 1/500 North Pauiina at, LU Tt n'of Dunning. of ft, dated June 21 (C. W. Fullerton to M. Hirsch). ' ww Racine av, iY fs of Siarriunna st, wf, Sixt ft, dated Muy 6 (Albert Wisner to Itienard Hudson ‘ : oO SOUTH OF CITY 1DtITS IN A RADIUS OF SEVEN MILKS OF THE COUILT-HOUSE, Uydo Park ay, bez Fifty-sixth and Fifty-sev- enth st, of, 3) ft (with other Juts -in same Hock) dated Jaly 1 (aruw A. -Uiricl Po, Henry S. Robbins). 4,500 Fifty-tirst st, ava ft w ot Madison avy s 1 Ssh ft. Improved, dated June 1 (John HL Dunhas to Klrzabeth D. Ilawes).. 5,000 South Dearborn st, 100 ft s ha tt, improved dated Jui to Isiac 1. Baretieid). 1.890 Buddan st, near Forty-iirst, wf, June 2) (1. und S. Stone to Harris Ly 0 Pierson av. nw cor of Joseph st, ot, 2x15 ft, dated June 29 Gohn Whitueto J.J-Maraelly 250 Winter st, nears ¢ cor of Wilson, wf, tt to alley, dated July 2 (P. J. Lynch to C. 1. ). 2,500 0 rf dated June 10 (Datu: 1.500 Puckurd).... WEST OF CITY LIMITS WITHIN A RADIUS OF SEVEN MILES OF THE COURT-IUUS! Plensant place, 23} ty w of Powell ay, nf, 23x vig rt, dated June (P. Vv, Bowellto GM. Jubnson).... ievates The following is the total amount of city and suburban transfers within a midins of seven purt-House tiled for record during the week ending Saturday, July 2: North of city timits, South of eity thuits. West of city limits. COMMERCIAL. The following were the receipts and shipments of lemling articles of produce in this city during the twenty-four hours ending at 7 o'clock Saturday mornug and for the corresponding time a year ugo: RECEIPT: 1|_SHUPstE: Bol | i. a] ca ARTICLES. Bok | is. Flour, bris. Wheat, bu, Corn, bu. Oats," bu, Rye, bu, Barley, bu. Cured ineuts, 10s Pork, pris. 1 Laan ga} on oesiv send Cattle, Shee; a ly. Butter, ibs. BONY] 995,73) Cheese, 105. Etc Tho follawing grain was inspected into store in this elty yesterday morning: 1 car No. 2 red’ winter wheat, 8 cars Nos, 2 and 3 winter, 116 cars No. 2 spring, 50 cars No. 3, 16 cars re- Jected, 7 cars no grade (204 wheat); 416 cars and 8,1W bu No. 2 corn; 179 cars bigh mixed, 15 ears new do, 28 cars new mixed, 304 cars and 800 bu rejected, 92 cars no grade (1,03 corn); cars white outs, 43 cars and 4,000 bu No. 2 mixed, Alcars rejected, 2 cars uo grade (110 oxts); 2 ears No. 4 barley; 1 car rejected rye. Total (1,866 cars), 685,00 bu. Inspected out; 143,957 bu. wheat, 720,130 bu corn, 9,091 bu oats, 515 bu bar- ley. There was no session of the Board ot Trade, and but little trading was done outside. Wheat wasatritle lower, July sclling at $1.10G1.10% and August at $1.11@1.12%, There were a few sales of corn at 48%ce for September. Nothing was done in other grains. s{es3 pork was bigh- er, selling at $16.55@16.60 for August. Lard was also stronger, with sales at $11.35@11.0733 for August. Meats were generally neglected. The demand for domestic and foreign dry goods wasn little slack. Prices were us tirm a3 before. ‘There was only a moderately activo movement in atuple and fancy groceries, and values were not subjected to any noteworthy change. The tone of the general market was one of steadiness. Dealersin dairy products were fairly busy. Shippers and the local trade wero free buyers, and previous prices were well sup- ported. . Fine creamery butter was rather firmer atzl@2c and funvy atze, Full cream cheese was quoted at 83Gie in lots and at 9Z9'$c in a small way. The dried-fruit market was again re- ported fairly active and strony. Fish were gen- eraily frm. Whitefish was the exception. In the oil market no important changes were de- veloped, jobbers reporting a fuir tnovement at steady prices. Coal remained dull, with prices unsettled. Pig-iron met witha light inquiry at nomiually unchanged rates. Broom-corn was steady, with an’ active trade in the icdium qualities. Building materials are active at tho quotations ruling for the pnst month. Eggs were in soud supply and firm at He per dos, Hides, grease, and tallow continue sluggish, without chungo in rates. The stock of. dry hides is still very tarce. Green fruits were generally higher for berries, which were ff light supply. New potatoes were firm at $3.75 per bri ior prime stock. Woolis fairly active at uu- changed quotations. Hogs were active and steadynt $5.8505.20 for light and at 35.75@6.35 for heavy. Cattle wero fairly stendy und unchanged at $3.0005.25. The receipts for the week were 25,207 cattle, 430 calves, 129,300 hogs, and 3,200 sheep. There were received in Chicago during the month of June 107,993 boxes of cheese, urainst 95,604 boxes the same month last year. The shipments from Chicago in the month of June thls year were $3.36 boxes, ngainst 02.369 boxes in June, 1830, The receipts of cheese here since Jan. 1 havebeen 331,000 boxes, while tho receipts during the same time in 1831 were 395,00) boxes. Of butter in Liverpool the stock is at present reported as 11,800 pacWages, against 30,401 at this date last year. The stock of cheese ut Liver- pool ia reported at 34,059 boxes, against 52,223 boxes one year ago. { a THE SECRET, For The Chicago Tribune. White daisies grow within the grass Through which [ every morning pass, ‘And yellow buttercups are there, Waving and nodding in the air; And euch one sveins.to luugh with glee, And each a Secret tells to me. ‘The close-cut grass upon the fawn ‘Lies in the sunlight soft und warm «ind elms and muiples, stately tree Their branches wave in summer-brecze; And, as [ pause ut exch to lvok, Ireud the secret as from book. Rain fell upon the roof last night, With sound like Inughter soft and light; ‘And, as against the pune it swept, The night and [Ie vigil kept, ‘And tbat the same words seemed to say That in the flowers I read by day. The stately mountain, little hills, The roaring brook and rippling rills, ‘The star-lit nicht, the morniug-hours, The mendow-grass. nnd sweet wild-Howers, All breathe upon the Summer-nir The secret: God is everywhere! JACQUITA. a BETWEEN CHICAGO AND MILWAUKEE, Five trains 2 day ench way on the Chicago & Northwestern Railway, the Parlor-Car Route. a.m. d.1. p.m. p.m. P.M. Leave Chicago ... 5:00 10:00 3:00 5:00 a.m, p.m. Arrive Milwaukeell:00 12:43 ain. a.'m. Leave Milwaukee. 3:10 m. a.m. Arrive Chicago... 6 <<< CHICAGO & ATLANTIC BONDS, The fact that Kuhn, Loeb & Co. are offering $6,500,000 fi per cent lirst mortsaze gold bonds of the Chicago & Atlantic Ruilroad Company for sale is worthy the attention of investors. The issue is for the construction of an independent inlet for the Erie Road into Cnicago, and the in- teresti3 guaranteed by the earninzs of the en- tire orie Line. The firm is very conservative, und the Dords will meet a ready sale, THE CHURCHES. HE CHURCHES, E ES WIL PE SES VL Be it EPISCOPAL, ‘THEDRAL SS. PETE! AND PAUL, CORNER west Weshington and Poorjacsts., the Reiter Wok, Meturen, S. 1. D., Bishop. 'The itey. J if. Knowies, priest in’ charge. Holy communion, $a, m. Choral Frorning priyer nnd celebration of the holy commun- Jon, Wea. Sunday-scbuol wud children’s service, 3p. m. Choral evening prayer, 123). THE REV. RA, UULLAND WILL OFFICIATE atl0:13 this morning Evening services are discontin- ued for the summur. THE REY. ARTHUR RITCHIE PREACHES morning und evening at the Church of the Ascensiun, Ta Salle snd Bim-sts, WHE REY. 8. K. FLEETWOOD WILL PREACH. morning und ovening at St. Mark's Chureb, Cotiaze. Grovesuv. and Thirty-stxtit ste HE REV, CLIN'TON LOCKE, D. D., PREACHES. morning and evening at Grace Churcl, Wabash-ay. near Sixteenth-st. = WHE REY. FREDERICK COURTNEY, PREACH- es morning and evening at St. James' Churen, Cass und Huron-sts. ¢ THE REV. JOIN HEDMAN OFFICIATES MORN- d@-ovening in St. Anszarius’ Chureh, on Sod:z- i hear ChicazO-2V. BE MORNING AND EV) 87 Polk-st., con perintendent. PARDEE WILL wie 5 HERE WLLL services at St. Luke's Mission, B.Townsend, WHE REV. LUTHER e OF- ficlate morning wid evening ut Calvary Church, War- ren-ny., near Western-3¥. THE REV. 't. N. MORRISON, Jit, WILL. OF- ficiate morning and’ evening at the Church of the Epiphany, 'throop-st, near Adams, ‘NIH REY, W. J. PETRIE WILL OFFICIATE morning und evening at the Church of Our Savior, ‘incon and Beiden-avs. THE REV. J. B, tOMPSON OFFICLATES MORN- inyand evening at St, ‘Thomas’ Chureh, Indians-av., near Thireth st ELD IN i SERVICKS WILL BE N ST. ANDREW'S Church, corner Washington and Roboy-sts,, at 10:8 a, m, und Do BAPrist. THE REV, G. C. LORIMER, D. D.. PREACHES. morning and evening In tho First Church, corner South Purk-ay, and Tbirty-trst-st. THE REY. E. 0, TAYLOR PREACHES MOKN- ing and evening In the Central Church, 2) Orohurd-st. THUS REY, W. M. LAWRENCE WILL PREACH morning and evening in the Second Church, Morgan und Monroe-sts. THE REV. JOSEPH ROWLEY WILL PREACIT morning und evening in North Star Church, Division und Sedgwick-sts. THE REY, J. ‘!. BURHOE WILL PREACH MORN- ing und evening in the Untversity Place Church. HE REV. C. PERRIN WILL PREACH MORN- ing und evening in Western Avenue Church. IIE REV. W. IL PARKER WILL PREACIT morning and evening at the Coventry Street Church. WHE REV. 1 DE BAPTISTE WILL PREACIL morning and evento in Olivet Church, Fourth-av. THE REV. A. KO PARKER WILL PREACH morning aud evening In Centennial Chureb, Lincoln ang Juckson-sts. THs REV. J. B, VOSBURGH WILL PREACH norning and evening In Millard Avenue Church, Lawndale. GOSPEL MERTING IN TUE EVENING AT THE Tubernacle, i Wabash-av. 8. °F. Jacobs, Superin- tendent. HE REV, J. E. HAMILTON WILL PRRACI ing und evening at the church Nearborn und rty-sixth-sts. 12 REV. D. B, GUNN PREACHES MORNING and ereuing in the South Church, on Lock-xt, near Hera. HULBERT, D. D. WILL preach morning and evening in the Fourth’ Chure ner of West Washingcon and Pawllna-sts, W. POLK PREACHES IN THE Providence Churca,on North Irving-place, morning and evening. IATHEW WILL CON- Park Chureb this xtus N, Wilcox, THE REV. JAM duct momorial services tn Jetferso; eralng tur Dr. A.C. Bell and |. Evening sorvices. IE KEY. D. M. WOOLLEY PREACHES 1N Union Hall, corner Madisun-st. and Califoruia-av., ats p.m. PROF. F. W.FISK, D. D. PREACHES THIS morning in'the First Church, corner Indinna-ay. and ‘wenty-trst-st. Evenins services in Ratlroad Chapel, WY Siate-st., by C. M. Morton, HE REV. JAMES MACLAUGHLAN PREACHES inthe Seeten Chureh. corner Sangamon and Adams- ats., morning and evening. THE REY. ML. JOHNSON, D. D, PREACHES morning‘and evening in the Fourth Chureti, corner Rush und Superior-sts. WHE REV. SB. WISHARD PREACHES THIS morning in the Fiftn Chures, corner Indiana-av. and Thirvett- HL REV. EH. M. COLLISSON PREACHES MORN- ing und evening in the Fullerton Avenue Churca, corner North Clurk-st. THE REV, J. H. WALKER WILL PREACIT this morning und evening in the Campbell Park Church, corner of Leavit WHE REV. T. LAMONT PREACHES aT a, m. in the Keunlon Church, on Fourteenth-st, near ‘Throop. THE REY. ARTLUR SWAZEY, PEACHES IN the Forty-tirst Street Chureb ut 10:45 a. m. THE REV, HENRY 7, MILLER PREACHES morning and’ evenme in the Sizth Church, corner Vincennes und Oak-uvs. THE KEY. EMANUEL SCHULTZ. PREACHES this evening in the mission of the Fullerwn Avenue arch, THE REY. J. M. WORRALL, D. D, PREACHES morning und evening in the Eizhth Church, corner Washington und Rubey-sts, TUE REV. W. E. MERRIMAN, D. D.. OF BOSTON, reaches this morning in the Second Church) corner ichigan-ay. and ‘Twentleth-st, THE REV. E. C. OGGEL PREACHES MORNING and evening in tho Westminster Charch, oarner Jue son und Peoria-sts. Morning subject: “Lrue Liberty. “CONGREGATIONAL. THE REY. &. F WILLIAMS WILL PREACH morning and evening in the South Church, curner of Droxel-ay. and Fortieth-st THE REV, F. A. NOBLE, D. D.. WILL PREACH morning und evening in the Union Park Church, cor- ner of West Washington-st. und Ashland-av. THE REV, ARTHUR LITTLE WILL PREACH morning and evening in the New England Church, corner of Dearborn-uyv. und Park-place. THE REY. B. FL LEAVITT WLLL PREACH morning und evening In Lincoln Park Church. corner of Sophis and Mohawa-sts. THE REV. EVARTS KENT WILL PREACH morning and evening in Clinton Street Church, cor- ner of Clinton and Wilson-sts, THE REV.C. A. TOWLE WILL PREACH MORN- ing and evening in Bethany Church, coruer of Puulins and West Huron-sts * PROF. WILCOX PREACHES MORNING AND evening at the Western-ay. Mission, near Polk-st. THE REY. A. MONKOE PREACHES MURNING and evening at the Union Tabernacle, corner Twentieth-st. und Ashland-av. THERE WILL BE SERVICES MORNING AND evening at the Lenvitt Street Church. s THE REV.E. P. GOODWIN PREACHES MORN- ing and eventing at the First Church. THE REV. JOMN C. GODDARD PREACHES morning und evening at the Western: Chapel. THE REV. CHARLES MALL EVEREST WILL preach morning und e ing in the Plymouth Charch, on Mivhigua-av., near fub-st. METHODIST. THR REV. G, Kh. VAN HORNE WILL PREACID In the Mich! hureh, near Thirty-second- st. Morning subjec: @ Helation 1k ‘een Mo- tality and Pioty.”” Evening subject: “The Stumbling Biock of Nicudemus.” DI, WILLIAMSON PREACHES IN THE FIRST Chureh, corner Clark and Washington-sis. Evening subject: Ne ‘ower of Babel, Its Arcnmotozy und Lessons. THE RUV. ROBERT DN. SHEPPARD PREACHES this morning in Grace Churet. corner North Lu Salle and White streets. Soni servico in the evening. € PROF. FRANK B. WILLIAMS WILL LEAD THE sonz service xiven in Grace Church this event THE REV, R. B. POPE WILL PREACH AT ‘Trinity Chureis morning und evening. vIE REV. W. Y THATCHER PREACHES morning und evening at the State Street Churci, south of Forty-sixtl-st. TUE REV. A, GURNEY PREACHES MORNING and evening at the Ada Street Churet, near Fuiton. THE REV, J. W. RICIAMDS PREACHES MOR) ing and evening at Eumauuel Church, corner of Hur- risun and Paulina-sts, THE REV. I. M. HATFIELD PREACHES MORN- ing and evening at the Langley Avenue Church, near Thirty-ninth-st. WHE REY. J. LINEBARGER WILL PREACH AT the Grant Place Chureti, corner of Larrabeo-st. WHE REV. J. W. PHELPS PREACHES MORN ing und evening ut St. Paul's Churca, Maxwoll-3e, near Nowberry-av. ‘THE REY. J, 1. ALLING PREACHES MORNING and evening at the Simpson Cnureh, Butterteld-st, and Arcber-uy. THE REV. FRANK M. BRISTOL PREACHES morning und evening ut the Wabash Avenue Church, corner of Fourteonth-st. THE REV. J. M. CALDWELL PREACHES AT the Western Avenue Church. THE REY. A.C. GEORGE PREACHES aT THE Centenary Church morning und evening. THE REV, 0. A, CESSNA WILL PREACH IN the Indiana Street Church. THE REV, J.J. WLAUGHLIN PREACHES 1N the Jacksun Streot Church. THE REY. 't. C. WARRINGTON PREACHES IN the North Chicago Chure! é THE REY, GEORGE CHASE WILL PREACH IN the Fulton Street Chureh, corner of Artesinn-av. REFORMED EPISCOPAL. TUE REY. F, W, ADAMS PREACHES MORNING and eventing in St Matthew's Church, corner of North Churk und Centre-sts. torningsubjécts “This Sane jest: BISHOP CHENEY WILL PREACH IN-CHRIST Chureb, Michizan avenue and ‘Twenty-fourth-st av 34 1. ht, THE KEV. J. D. WILSON HOLDS SERVICES morning und” evening in St. John’s Church, on Ellis- e ar Thirty-seventh-st. BISHOP FALLOWS WILL PREACH THIS MORN: ing in St, Paul’s Church, curner Washington und Car- penter-sts, Patriotic service in the evening, and an address by Bishop Fallows on “ National Unity.” UNITARIAN. THE REV. KOBE COLLYER WILL PREACH this morning in Unity Church a meniorial sermon on the recent deuths of Judge Peck, Gilbert Hubbard, und Eli Bates, THB REV. E. 1, GALVIN PREACHES THIS jing in the ‘Phird Church. Subject: “Our Coun- THE REV, BROOKE HERFORD WILL PREACH at 1U:45 am. in the Chureh vf the Messiah, corner Michiyan-av. and ‘Twenty-thind-st, * UNIVERSALIST. THE REV. W. S. CROW WILL PREACH At 10:3) a. m. 1a the Chureh of the Hedeemer, corner Washingtod sna Suncamon-sts. es THE REV. W. WL RYDER PREACHES THIS ring in St Paul’sCharct, on Michizan-av., near hteenth-st. Ti REV. C. KOERNER WILL PREACH MORN- ing und evening in the Chureh of the Loly ‘Trinity, corner Dearborn-ay, und Srie-st THE REV. W SAD SCHAEFFER WIL preach in Wicker Park Chureb. corner Hoyne-av. and Le Mosne-st, at 1: NEw JERUSALEM, THE REV. & P. MERCER PREACHES THIS morning in the Iershey Music Hall Subject: “Nat- ure and Uses of Communton.” HE REV. W. T, PENDLBTON WILL PREACH atila.m.in Lincoin Park Chupel, and the Hey. it de Charms at 4p. m. in che Union Park temple. THE REV.O. A. Gonouse Paracas MORN- {nF and exening in the Birst Church, corner Indiana~ THE REV, N. E. CORY, OF MONMOUTH, WIL! faa MISCELLANEOUS. V. DR. SAMUBL HIRSCL, OF PHILA- Golpbla. wil preach iu Sinai ‘temple at 10:45 a. ee MI. VANICE WILL LEAD THE MEBTING IN the Itatiwny Men's eading- ie Miluray Men's Reading-ioom, corner Canal: and COL.CLARKE WLLL LEAD THE GOSPEL MEET- ing this evening in Paci f= dor Clark and Van Burenssine C'raen Mlssion, cor DEACON WILLARD WILL GIVE Heading this eventing in the lecture-room of the see- ond Presbrturian Churet, corner of Michigau-av. A SPUUTUALISTS' AND MEDIUMS’ MEETIN wilide hota at Grimes list, Novis south Lisisaede st, at 3p. im. A MEDIUMS’ MEETING WILL BE HELD IN she Wost End Opera-House, 438 West Mudison-st., st ELDER W. I. KELLEY, OF COLDWATER, Mich., will preach to the Latter-Day Suints at 23 West’ Madison-st, this morning. der Scott will preach at 7:45 p. mi. at bY West Luke-st. SL, JACOBS OIL, Neuralgia, Sciatica, Lumbago, Backachs, Soreness of the Chest, Gout, Quinsy, Sore Throat, Swellings and Sprains, Burns and Scalds, General Bodily Pains, Tooth, Ear and Headache, Frosted Feet and Ears, dnd all other Pains and Aches. No Preparation on earth equals St.,Jacons Ort as a safe, sure, simple and cheap Extemma) Remedy, ‘A trial entails but the comparatively trifling outlay of 50 Cents, and every one suffering with pain can bave cheap and positive proof of its Directions in Eleven Languages. SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS AND DEALERS IN MEDICINE. A. VOGELER & CO., Baltimore, Hd., U. 8.As “MAGNOLIA BALM. Madam, Whose complexion betrays sgme humiliating imperfec- tion, whose mirror tells you that you are Tanned, Sallow | and disfigured in countenance, or have Eruptions, Redness, Roughness or unwholosome lints of complexion, we say use Hagan’s Magnolia Balm. Ttisa delicate, harmless and delightful article, predreig the most natural and entranc- ing tints, the artificiality of which no observer can detect, and which soon becomes per- manent if the Maguolia Balm is judiciously used. EPPS’ COCOA. GRATEFUL—COMFORTING. EPPS’ COCOA -° BREAKFAST. “By a thorough knowledge of the natural laws whiell covern the operations of diestion nnd nutrl- tlon, and bya careful npvilestion of the fine proper- Hes of well-selected Cocoa, Mr. Epp has provided our break fnst-tubics with a delicately-Havored bever- age which may suve us many heavy doctors’ bills. It is by the judicious use of sach articles of dict that a constitudon may be sradaally built up untit strong enouxh to resist every tendency to disease. Lun- dreds of subtle maludies are floating around "14 ready to attack wherever thero is a woak point. We ma: escapo many n fatal shaft by keeping ourselves well fortitied wlth pure bloud and s properly-nourished frame.”—Civlt-Service Gazette. ‘Made slipniy wish polling water of mall Sold tn tins only (y-lb. an label AMES EPPS & CO., Homeopathic Chemists, London, Eng. Also, EPPS' CHOCOLATE ESSENCE, for After- no0OnS, . RUPTURE CURED. RUPTURE com. _ CHICAGO, April 11, 1551. DR. PARRER—DraR Sin: After suifering many years with avery large scrotal hernia, und tinding no Teltef from uny iruss | could find, until through your SkiIl and new appliance, you not only retained the rupture whero others hid failed, but bave completely ‘cured the hernia, “MOMETZ TOESAS: __ (0 Washington-st. ‘The principto a new one. No operation whatever, No danger incurred. Manuf of instruments for Deformities, Elastic ‘russes of all Kinds,ete. BARTLETT & PARKER, ont st, Chicxzo. I, BUSINESS CARDS. GUARANTEED AGAINST LOSS. ‘Small or Inte sums Invested in stocks und guaran- teed agninst los: FAVORABLE TIME. ‘This 1s one of the most favorable periods of the year for maxing moner in stocks. We will pay One Thou- sand Doliars for the name of a party who bas ever lusta dollar through us in 8. WARD &CO., 3 Exchange-piace, x * 38 Frill | TAYLORS FRUIT STORE, 3 : [South Clark-st. PORT=: INDIA TWX, WATER colors, or crayon, from all kinds of small pictures. " Prices low und ork guaranteed class. ‘TEN BYCK & 5 State-st SCALES. FAIRBANKS’ caer STANDARD SOA LEH Ss, FAIRBANKS, NORSK & C0., cor. Lakest and Fifth-ar, OF ALL KINDS. Be careful to buy only the genuine. NEW PUBLICATIONS. NEW ENGLISH NOVELS 3 Just ant In THE FAMILY LIBRARY. 1, A WHfol Woman. 2 Her Bosom Friend. & “*Novody Asked You, Sir,’ sho sais.” Price Scents euch. Sold by al newsdealers, ‘The only exclusive frait house in Chicaco. No stranger should jleave the city without package lof our elecunt assorted fruits. , &1n. und Sp. m., Sunday wiorning excepted. RAILROAD TIME-TABLE. GOODRICH’S STEAMERS TIME TABLE. For Racine and Milwaukes twice daily at S a m. and §p. m., Sunday morning excepted. For Grand Haven, yin Milwaukee, twice daily atS For Sheboyzan, Manitowoc, Ludington, snd Manls- tee, daily at 3 unday morning excepted. For Green Bay, Menominee und bay ports, Kewau- nee, ete., Tuesday at 7p. ut and Saturday at 9a. m. For Escanaba, Fayette, und all Lake Superiortowns, via Escanaba, Saturday at9 a.m. For Frankfort, Plerport, Arcadia, etc, Tuesday at$ a.m. and Saturday ata. im. ‘Docks foot Michican-av. OCEAN NAVIGATION. INMAN LINE Ocean Steamships, Carrying the British and United States Mails, New York and Liverpool, vis Queenstown. Tickets to und from the principal English, Scotch, Irish, Frenct, German, Italian, uod Scandinavian Ports. ‘These steamers carry no live stock of any kind. FIRANCIS C. BROWN, Gen. Western Agcat, | 32 South Clark-st, Chicago. f@" ORAFTS on Great Brituin, Irelund, and the Continent sor sale. ALLAN LINE ss OCEAN MAIL STEAMSHIPS. VIA QUEMEC. VIA RALTIMORE, PASSAGE all classes between principal points ia Europe und America ut lowest rates, . bccommodutions Unexcelled. Three weekly Sailings each way, Finigrant aud Steerage Passage through to all points at special rates, ALLAN & CO. Gen. Auts.. 72 La Sullo-st.. Chicago STATE LINE ixerpool, Dablin, Belfast, snd Lonon- gerry, from’N. ¥., every Thursday. FirstCabin, 80 to according to xecommodation. Second Cabin, 30. Steeruxe, outward, 83. ‘These steamers carry neither cattle, sheep, nor pigs AUSTIN, BALDWIN & CO., 53 Broadway, N. ¥,, and 161 Randoiph-st., Chicago. JOHN BLEGEN, Western Munaxer. MONARCH LINE. Parties contemplating u trip to Europe should look atthe picture of ibe maxuitizent new Stecl Steamer Lydian Monarch, in window of Reed's Temple of Mu- sie, lab stute-st. “Pekets to and from Europe at tow- eat rates, CE. ROLLINS, General Western Agent, WI La Saile-st. CUNARD MAIL LINE. i Sailing threo und four timesa week. Passage tick: ets to und from all parts of Europe at Jowest rates. Dratts for £1 und upwards. Company's office corner Clark and Randolph-sts., Chicago, Pi. DU VERNET, General Agent. WHITING, Manager Westorn Department, PROPOSALS. Proposals for Tobacco. NAVY DEPARTMENT, BUREAU _OF PROVISIONS AND CLOTHING, WASHINGTON, D. C., June 2, 1581. Seated proposals. indorsed, * Froposaly for, ‘Yobae- co,” will be received at this Bureau until 1 o’clock p. mm. July 1% i591, for one hundred and sixty thousand (KU,U00) pourds of Nuvy tobucco, te be delivered at the Navy Yard, Brooklyn, N. Y. One half of’ the quantity required to be delivered within thirty days, and the- remainder within sixty days from the date of contract. Speeltications and forms of offer will bo furntshed by this Bureau, upon application; and proposals must be made upon the forms so furnished, and In accord- ance with the specifications. GEO. F. COTTER, Paymaster General, U.S. Navy. PROPOSALS. Tho Building Committee of the Presbyterian Church, Wevastock, will receive proposals for church of woud, at the office of 1. C. Jefferson, until july 18, where plans und specifications may be exar- ined. |. Woodstock, June 29, 1581. SUMMER RESORTS. PISUCOTAQUA PARK HOUSE, LAKE GENEVA, WIS., FOR SUMMER IDLING, On the Inke shore; in the woods: north shore and constant breeze. Coolest resort in the Northwest. $2.) to S10) per day; Season rates, 312 per week. Send for circular. Full band in constant attendance. C.F, HALL, Lake Geneva, Wis. Manitou Springs, Colorado. MANITOU HOUSE, GEO. M. WALKER, S. B. JENNINGS, Chief Clerk. of Ohio, Prop. Open on and ufter May 20. ‘This elegant Hotel bay- ing been entarsed co three times its orizinal capacity, und refurnished throughout at .an expenso of O¥er 21,0, offers inducements never before equaled in the West to Summer Tourists. ‘Terms reasonable. United States Hotel, SARATCCA SRRINGS, N. Y. TOMPKINS, GAGE & CO. OPEN TO OCT. 1, 2832. CAPE ANN.—Bass Rock house. Good harbor beach, Gloucester, Mass. Finest surf bathing und ocean scenery on the Atlantic coast. Send for illus Mis. E.G. BROWS. PROFESSIONAL. CATARRE™ Diseases, to which DR. PEIRO devotes exclusiva at- tention. Onlce. Si Madison-at._ Hours. 9 to 4. PAPER. CEO. H. TAYLOR & CO., Successors to Cleveland Paper Co. ' 163 & 165 Deardorn-st. PAPER MANUFACTURERS AND DEALERS. Wedding Goods, Advertising Cards, Dance Pro- krummes, und novelties in thts Hae » specialty. VITAL RESTORATIVE. wucoms ATA nestoranve Restores Noryous and Physical Debility, etc. Boxes ‘of 5) pilts, 21.50; 100, 3; a $10. None genuine with- out siznature of §,'B. SIGESMOND. General Azent, ‘A former agent of rine is advertising a spurious im= itation under the assumed namie of Dr. Ricord’s ite- storative Pills, ‘The letter published by De Lisser, and which he pre- tends to havo received from Dr. Rteord. is a fraud. Dr. Rleord; of 6 Rue de ‘Tournon, Paris, writes, April ake that he never knew tt L. Do Lisser, of New York City; never wrote hima letter on any subject, or sold him ang formula; neither has he ever author- ized De Lisser to use his namie w any remedy what- ever. ‘The genuine can be had of Gale & Blockl, Palmer House, Chleazo, and all drumisis, VAN SCHAACK, STEVENSON & CU..92 und Jt Lake-st, wholesle agents for the drugtrade. Dr. Sizesmond agrees to forfeit $00 for any fall- ure to cure with Ricord’s Vital Kestorative (under his speciat advice), or for anything impure or injuri- ous init. Over 10,00) cures in the United States alono hare becn effected within the last tive years. 2 ‘Address, with inclosed stamp for descriptivo cir- cular with testimeaials and symptoms, to DIL S. 2. SIGESMOND, 40 World Buuding. New York. MEDICAL, et) vate LISPEN ; 71432 Satire Gace Chartered by tho State of Ita speedy eure of Private, Nerv Ottee Hours—D to 4and 702 8, Sundays, 10 t0 lz m wie only. Dr. GECAS 18 a graduate uf two teniae (Allopatine and Eesecti] ‘Melicat Colleges, a well ‘uown on ihe Parite const as founder a the maciaota Uellerae Metical Institate, Sau Pranchco, and iti & well known fact that fur iS yeart be has confined blmrelf to the Sindy ana testinent of Sexual asd Chronic Diseases, thus giving Mx adcantages that few possess. Dr. LUCAB addresues hiensalf particu. Jarly to Dhose who nave already placed themselves onder the care of Ignorantadvertising cbarluians, from ehom they ba Yenetts, and who; fa fact, hava’ done then more bar Medicise, {tke afl otber scleaces, fe peogrenive, vy anowg proof of its advance. By & Combination of tameties of ratlve power, Dre LUCAS bat i arranged bis treatment That ft will adond not only Imrocdiate relief, but permanent ca Who are votericg from tbe damning tHfeets of youthfal indiscretions (Sensi nal Weaknnss), among ctliers showinz some of the following ¥ymp- toms “Nervous aud Physical Debllity, Impotence (sexual In- eaptelizi Lost Manhood. Abaserof the Syaiem, Ushausied Vi- tality. Confeston of Ideas, Dull and Loss of Drillianey ty the Eye, irvereion to Soclety, Dexpondency, Fizples on the Face, Lots of Energy, and Frequeacy of Urinating. You nay bei Ahelrst stage, bul remember you ate fast approaching the lant. Do not let (alee pride and shar: tohdeaty deter you from attending to Sour agonizing ailinenta. Many a briehL and aaturally sifted youn: man, endowed with gentas, hay permitted case torun on and ea, until Trmone tacked bls intellect, and tual, death elanned it vicOm. Hemember, that * Procrastination Ie the Thief of Time,” x0 lay. auide your so-called pride, and consult ope who thoroughly under- apis! your ailment. 30d) who alone will now your tte In re elprocaiton wnt relief for an ailment (hathas mule day a Gradgery apd nlsbt hideout, "Thowcande upon torctands of thea Food’ Manding in. tbe toctal_ world, of prominence Io the world Commerce, of caltare ant refigereat, are tontay suffering from the rats of their doinzy, the seeds of which were town during moments of thoazhtlewnes, Young man, torn and thy companion, ‘or eek tbe inirror for rronf to sabetantiate this faet. Ob! could he control the arm of Fale, or had he the diction of » Weber, be ‘could not appeal ta vou more sincerely. Man, think of the gentle tonesor the mother who Bore sou; recall the pleading scrents of an anzmout tditer; let vour mind wander back fo the much cherisLed countelt of a loving father, aud remember what roa are to-day. ‘Though you may for the prevent Bll your station in rocket. the Ue laaslnevitable 24 fate, whea your brillianey will lisea Dub depart, leaving you a stranded wreck on the Shaalt of Prite—cesolne, for- Borst ia Tons” to ealrace the opportunity ant srorrutinae o0 joozer. if you claim to te a mau, act your part mane. Do not coneale sorxruelf with the thought that Nauire tel help tuelf, fr in doing s0 you unt oaly fan the fame, bat insult Nature aad yonreelf. Remember, Taree oaks from litle acoras grow.” “Hite ile rermi PAIBDLE AGED BER Siro uiee ie are prematarery aid, aaa revalt of excenes of youthfol follies, and who are troubled by too frequent evacuations of the bladder, often Accompaniet by a dignt nnarting of tarainz wepsation,and Endings Aepoitet ropy sediment in the arine, a” soxoetlnaes small partietre thi color ot rat he of a thio or salkiah ha, MWearvess. tm ail auch coset = ‘cure uy rucraaterd, nod a radient rekoration of the Geniv-Urinarr Organs, 1 will fortelt SSOO for every case of Private Disrase that f Calla eure. Ail iter~ Sine ant letters arevacrndly couldential, Medicines jacked 2055 Bottocrcflscurionty, apdiwat by expres. if fall description! Cuels, Binierrive in alleases preferred. Address 5 LEGA, 1238, Clark St, Chirazoy Ile + IDR. KEAN, CURE: NOPAy! 173 South Clarz-st., Chicag>. ‘opsult personelly or by malt, free of onult elvonie nervous, of special diseases. Dr. J. Kean ts warranls cdres OF Sundays) wo 2 me iciun tn the city who Samwsp m: -St Louls, Springteld & Texas. RRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF TRAINS—EXPLANATION | O¥ |: REVERENCE MARKS. —fSaturday excepted. “Sunday excepted. tMonday excepted. §Daily. ‘ ‘hicago «& Northwestern Katlway. For Maps, Time-Cards, Sleeptng-Car accommodations, apply at G2 Clark-st.. (rend Pacitic, Brinx’s Express ottice. Palmer House. vs Canal-st, und the depot uz, the corner of Wells und Kinzle-ate, Leave. ‘Arrive. Marshalltown Express.,.........- Cedar Rapids Express.. | co eB Paeitic Fast Line . Dia Sioux City & Yank ) pio Omaha Nicht Express. 13 am Cedar ikapids Sight Ex 15 pm Des Moines Day Express... a) am Des Moines Nicht Expres: 15, ain Sloux City & Yankton... malt 9:18 am Freeport, Rockford & Dubuque.-|* 9:13 pm Freeburt, Rockford & Dubuqui 13 am Freeport and Rockford. 13 am Lake Genera & Eich 16 an Milwaukee Express. 3) pm Milwaukee Specint- ins SU pm Milwaukee & Green Bay. 00 vm Milwaukee Passenzer. 0 am Milwaukee Passe oe eee 10 $30 pm green Bay & Marquette 00 am een y. via Janesville.. .....| ¥) St. Paul & Minneapolis Expresa St. Paul & Minneapolls Express. Pierre & Deadwood Express. Minnesota & Central Dakota, Minnesota & Central Pakots. Oshkonn, via Janesville. Lake Geneva.. lake Geneva... Elgin Express. Figin Express... Elgin Express... Elzin Express... Elgin Sunday Express... =a: AROS TE VUVUS THOU MEU REUUC HE BTUCEUUUUU. Ss PEECEEEECECECEECEEEECEELCEELEE Chicago, Burlington & Quincy Raltroan. For Maps, ‘Time-Tables, Sleeping-Car Accominoaa- Hons, apply at Clark-st. Grand Pueltle Hotel, Brink's Express Omer, Grund Union Depot, Palmer Houre, und75 Canal-st. ‘Leave. 2Galesburg,Ottawa & Streator Bx| Nebraska Express bDubuque & Sioux City Express. bAmboy, Rock Falls&Sterling kx, bDOowner’s Grove Accommodut’ bMontana & Pacitic Express dst Joseph, Atchison &i'o biansaa City & Denver xpress Aurora Sunday Passenger. bAurora Passenger. bMendota & Ottawa Expros: bSt. Louis Express. bRockford & Freeport Express. baAurora Passenge aSouthern eTexus Express, akansas City & Sido b¥reepoxt & Dubuque Express... Wed. & Sat. Theatre ‘Train... @ Daily. b Dally, exeept Sunday. Saturday. d Daily, excent Munday, Dubuque truins leave and arrive from Central De~ Pot, foot of Lake-st, Chicago. Mitwankee & St. Paul Rattway. Union Sok a Corneg Madison, Canal and yates Picket Oflices, G3 Clark-st, Palmer House, Pacific Hotel, and at Depot. eeouses Grand VUUY UVUUUUUTUCUEE EEC EREEEEPCEEECEE eDaily, except Leave. | Arrive. Milwaukee Fast Mall. Oconomowoc & Waukes! pm ‘Waukesha & Oconomowoc Ex. > Se Milwaukee, St. Paul & Minn pm apolls Express trains... 00 p mm} = am Groen ‘Ung, Menasha, aid “Ap-4 [0si9 a m/* 290 ra pleton Express in: 2 pm] Bfllwaukee, Sagison, Prairie dul’ > peas Chien, Jowa, and Dakows Ex....{f 9:00 pm|t7:am Stevens Point and Ashinnd #x..-|f 940 pm{e 10a a Milwaukee, Madison, und Prairie! du Chien Express. +10:10 a m]* 7:0) m Libertyville Accom 0p mf> 8:35 am Eilein Passencer. em Bf 326 p ta Dubuque & Cedar Ga ml 4:30 p na Dubuge Nishe Express Op mt 7:10am Elcin & Kirkland Pas'oaer (daily)|. 4:00 p m| Woda m Elgin Special Fast Express 15 p mi 8:59 m Ttasea accommodation «. 23 pale Ga ra ‘Trains for Humboldt and North Caleaco leave G3 8. m,and 6:3) p.m.: arrive 6:4 ‘s,m. end 6:13 pe a | dally, Sundays excepted. is Chicago & Alton. Union Depot, West Side, corner Madison and Canal- Twonty-tnind-sty Tiecet Onices: at Depots Sout 'wenty-' -sty Ticke! ices, 2 fe po ut! Ciark-st, Grund Pacitic Hotel, and Palmer House. Leave. | Arrive. Kansas City, Denver, Pueblo Ex. Kansas Ciry.Santa Fé, New Mex-| 1co, ArizonséCatifornia Fast Ex pringdeld £ Texas. ‘ew Orleans Express. Peoria, Keokuk, & Bar-) "vin lington Fast Express.. { Chenoa) Pekin & Peoria Ex. vin Jolies.... Streator, Lacon, Wasbingt'n Ex. |*12:35 p Joliet & Dwisht Accommodation. |* 5:00 p m| Witinols Centrai Ballroad. Depot foot of Lake-at. and foot of Twenty-second-st. Ticket Ottices, Ut [andolph-st.. near Clark, Grand, Pacitte Hotel, and Palmer House. Leave. St. Louts & Texas Express. ‘St. Louis & Texas Fast Line. Csiro & New Orleans Express... New Orleans & Texas Fast Ex. Springtieid Expr Springteld Night Expre: bPeoria, Barlington & Keokul Peoria, Burlington & Keokuk Pontine & Chatsworth Express. Chatsworth Express. Gilman Passenger eesseus peeUUBUPURUE BEBBRABBREBE en ERRES: BUUPORURUBOD FEEEEEEECEER Fs b=On Saturday night to Gitman only. ¢—On Saturday night runs to Peoria only. & fo B 06 p ama Wabash, St. Louts 4: Pacific Eattway, union Devot, State and ‘Iwelfth-sts. All Setest, Sarena se beck Mrisess Omces Sone Gees it! ae blo ‘Ticket Sy Li Enimer House, and Grand Pacitie Hotes” CtK-3te St. Louls & Guit Express, St Louls & Gule Fast Ling hansas City & Denver Fase Ex. Peoria, Burlington & Keokuk Ez Peoria’ S Pekin Special. Springteld & Hannibal Fast Ling Gpnily. *Daily except Sundars. NotE—Pallman Steeping-Cars from Chicazo to St, Louls, Kansas City, and Peoria. Parlor Day Coaches, ‘ith revolving chairs, Chicago to St. Louls, and Ke- clintog-Chair Sleeping-Cars Chicago to Hanulbal and Kansas City. No change of Day Coaches 2 ‘St Louis or Kanens City- Chicago. Rock Island & Pacific Ratiroad. Deput, corner of Van Buren and Sherman-sta. Ticket Ont lark-at, sherman House, Palnier louse Grand’Pacitle Hotel, and 73 Canal, corner Madison. Leave. | Arrive. Pavenport & Peoria Express Council Bluifs Fast Express. Kansus City, Leavenworth & At- chison Fast Express. .... Peru Accommodation..........+ Council Blutfe Night Express. Kansas City. Leavenworth & At- ‘chison Night Express........ Blue Island Accommodation. Blue island Accommodatior Blue Island Accommodation. South Chicago Accommodation. uth Chicazo Accommodation. ‘Theatre Train... Church Train. -222 po *Daily except Sundays. +Daily except Saturdays Daily except Mondays, §Thursdays and Saturdays only. [Sucdays only. Afichigan Central Kallroad. Depot, f00t of Lake-st. und foot of Twenty-second-st, ‘Ticket Otic. ty Ciark-st, southeast corner of Ram * doiph, Grand Paciic Hotel, und at Palmer House, ‘Leave. Mall (via Main and Air Line).. w York & Boston Ex.. Special New York Expres: ARalamazoo Accommodat ps ‘and Kapids & Muskegon Mail. Grand Kapids & Petosky Expresa|" aGrand Atspids & Muskegon Ex.jr ndays excepted. $Dally. ySaturaa) aSaturdays leave at 5:15 p.m ipa Janke Shore & Michigan Southern Hallway ‘Ticket Oftices at aepots, Van Buren-st, head of Las Salle, Twenty-second-st.. and Forty-third-at. Ticket und freight oftice under Sherman House, and ticket Ollices in the Grand Pacific Hotel und Palmer House. ‘Leave. | Arrive. cuevcce BBESSBB ‘Matt (via Main Line),..s-sssees Special New York & Boston Ex. New York Fast Express (dally) Atiantle N. ¥. Express (dally) @Night Express, ... @ Saturdays leave at 11:0 pm. excepted. oa Baltimore & Ohio. Depots, Exposition Muildiny and tout of Twenty-sec~ ond-st. ‘Ticket Oftices, & Clark-st., Palmer House, Grand Pacitic Hotel, und Depot (Exposiuion Bulld’x). Arrive. Morning Express. ya m|* 8:00 pm Fast Express. pimls 7am §Dally. *Sundays excepted. Kankakee Line. De foot of Lake-st-and foot of Twer! Gekevomces at Depots and Ii tandolpl Pacitic Hotel, and Palmer House. second-st, st., Grand Leave. | Arrive. Cinctnnatl, Indianapolis & Louts- ‘ville Day Express.. oe * 8:00 am pa De Nahe Expres. § 8:10 p mal§ 720 am way Pittsburg, Fe. Wayne a Cateago, 3qit Depot, cor,- Adams and Canal-sts. . ct ee tackest. Palmer House, Grand Pacitic Hotel, at Depot. Leave. | Arrive. ‘Mall and Exoress... * 820m New York Express (dally). $ 3:0 pm) Pucine Express (daily). | H 15 pm Fast Li [F940 p mo Pittsburg, Cincunatt & St Louls (Cincinnati and Kokomo Alr-Liaes.s Depot. corner uf Adams ‘snd Canul-sts. Wert Side. ‘Tieket Ufices at Depot and Lil Kundolpn-it. 33 Clurk-st., Grand Pacitie tlotcl, and Patmer House. Leave. | Arrive. 40 p ro 19:10 a ma js TWam Day Express..--0-+ 00:00: Logansport Accommodation.. Nisht Express (daily)... Chicago & Eastern Hltnots Watlrond. janville s . Dear State. Ticket Offices, 1t Clark-st., 24 State-st, Palmer House. und Grand Sa- cite, Brink's Express (cor.State and Itundolpn-st.j.. “Arrive. Day Express... Nashvilio & Florida Express. ¥ Dally, except Sundays. * Daily. BIED FOOD. Kaempfer’s 47 CLAKK-ST.