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P)ica§a Cribime.
BATDBDAT, JTOX as, USA
THE CITY.
*3am> Musical Pio-Nic.-Tbe great attraction
®r the coming “Fourth" will be the grand Musical
Sn«l C^??!fl n J oHy * ePaTk * The manager*
provide refrefthmer ta of all kinds inabnnd
•ac®» ■ great vocal an 1 instrumental concert.
Tor.— A little alter, o’clock osThm&jer.
Wo* • barrel of bl*bwiiire exploded ti the frame
■l.F.Drsperon Eiuli Ure<
tb, bonding on are. The
*n®n*wore ipeedlly extlngoiibed by the stexmtr
Atlantic; the lore waa about *ISO.
Ttiorrnro.—Another trot will come off sn this
(Saturday) afternoon on tks track of the Chicago
JWringPark Association, beat three in five, mile
heste. Tke competitors are James Van Etta's
bI.C- Black Diamord, to harness: W, Peabodv's
*• £• John Past, to wagon, and C.B. Smith’s br.
g. Brown Dick, to wagon.
Nobthwxstxbx R. E.—Tbe terns of consolida
tion ol the Northwestern R. R. with the Galena
»nd Chicago Union R. R,, under the former name,
provide that the stock ol the Galena Oompanr
£hall be exchanged for stoca of the Northwestern
Company, at follows: One share of the North
western preferred stock, and one share of North
western common, with three dollars la mah for
each share of Galena.
Notxwoktht,—We nstlce with pleasure a ma
terial improvement now being made on tbe comer
Of Clark and Waahington streets. We refer to
the elegant jewelry house—the oldest and one of
the most reliable in the West—which Is now being
refitted by Us proprietor, Mr. Mayo, to sole tbe
rising taste aad enterprise of tbe city. Tbe public
will always find in his repertoire the celebrated
S erpenson watches, solid ellver ware, and the
richest of diamonds.
Tux Fouktaihs.— Having occasion to pass
through tbs Court House yard yesterday, our at
called to the hltby condition of tbe
fountain basins. Where there should be nothing
out cooL bright, sparkling water, upon which tbe
eye would gratefully rest, there is a conglomera
tion of tilth—old boots, newspapers, soaps of
clothing, sticks, stones, and what not. If we are
to have fountains, let them be kept respectably
clean, else they become a mockery.
Drowns.—'Yesterday afternoon the body of a
boy was found floating in the river, near Robert
Law's *o*l «w««t. Ouiuucr
'ia'adt'pv was called and it was ascertained that tne
pame of the boy was John Naylor, ten years old,
and that he lived with bis motner at No. 137 Mar
ket street. It is supposed that he fen into tbe
river on Wednesday, since which time be has been
missing. A verdict of accidental drowning was
rendered.
r Acquitted.—Mr. Bnersdorff, & furniture dealer
on Lake street, was examined yesterday before
Justice DeWolf on a charge of swindling nodet
circumstances previously reported in the Tatnuxs.
He gave a cbeca for $'.155, In payment for furni
ture, to Blits ft * osiello, of Meehawanka, Micnl
can, and then stopped payment at the Bank. The
defence eet up was that toe goods arrived to band
In ench a damaged condlti on aa to be of much le *s
Taiae than the price agreed oa. Toe defendant
was discharged.
Death non Scxbtboez.—A German laborer,
named John Thulen, fifty-eight years of age, who
resides on Hastings street, in tbe West Division,
died yesterday, from sunstroke. Be was employed
in excavating for tbe building of the “German
Workingmen’s Association of the Weat Side,”
and, overcome by the intense heat, started (or his
home. Before reaching it he was observed to
stagger and fall. He wu speedily assisted borne,
and expired a lew mtnu'es after his arrvaL Coro
ner Wagner held an inquest on tbe body, and the
jury returned a verdict in accordance with the
facts, Tbe deceased leaves a wife, but no chil
dren.
Kosii Example.—The Sabbath School scholars
tf Frankfort, Will county, Illinois, under tbe su
perintendence of Mrs. Levi Doty, gave a concert
for the benefit of tbe sick and wounded soldier a,
and remit ed tbe handsome rum of $87.06 to the
Northwestern Sanitary Commission, No. 66 Madl
von street, Chicago. Go ye and do likewise, say
we to oor country friends. The hot, dusty
march re, and Impetuous, bloody assaults of our
western army, render activity necessary. The
Northwestern Commission ie dally forwarding
supplies for their relief bnt large amounts o'f
money must be emended lor this purpose. The
Creek ‘Ladles’ Loyal League” have just sent the
Commission SSO, for which they return th»«w,
Beldzko ft Co —We have heretofore referred to
the mammoth establishment of Messrs. G. T.
Beldmg ft Co., Nos. 98, 100. and 103 Randolph
Street. It will do to rpeak of again. No one who
has not inspected their comprehensive stock will
he able to form an idea of the Immense variety of
material they keep lot the benefit of their patrons.
Their stock ol ready made clothing for men and
boys lelndeed large, probably exceeding any other
2n the aiy. It embraces every style of make, and
every kind of material used in robing the human
form divine. They have the latest styles and the
best goods. They depend on large sales to realize
lair pro7U,and their extensive connection and great
"variety of stock enables them to turn over "boa-
Bands of dollars where many others consider
scores, to makr a good trade. They are now sell
ing at prices bused on those obtaining before the
recent advance. Those in want of clothing of any
hind should call at Nos. 98,190, and 203 Randolph
Street,. ‘
Tux Stxtt-Caxzbor Case—Arrest or the Ab-
SZBTOBB,—W. Suit, practicing tbe profession of
medicine, and police officers Malsney, Kelly and
Strong were yesterday arraigned before the Recor
der's Coon, iutLctcd for the false imprisonment of
W. Ih Cameron, attorney at law. The readers of
the Tiubunb are familiar with the circumstance*
upon which the indictment was preferred. Some
months ago, Cameron, who occupied law offices on
Sandolph street, rented one ol them out to Stitt,
one of the defendants, retaining possession of a
key, with which he admitted himself at pleasure,
Cameron, who had the reputation of practicing
fit the bar till a very advanced bonr of the night,
appears to have frequently at unseasonable times
entered the room of suit, claiming a prescriptive
rigbt to repose upon a sofa there. Stitt lor some
time submitted to what he considered an In'rueiou
on the part of Cameron, and one night shortly
after be had retired, had him arrested on a charge
of burglary, calling tutu requisition the cervices of
the three police officers, the other defendants.
Cameron was taken to the police station where he
was locked np and ultimately fined in a nominal
Rum on a charge of disorderly.
Afterwards Le commenced proceedings against
SUtt and the officer*, before a Justice who held
them to ball to appear at the Recorder's Court.
The jury before whom the case was tried was
tmable to agree, and were discharged. Judge Van
Boren taking a lenient view of the circumstances
attending the prosecution, recommended the de
fendants to plead guilty and leave the penalty to
his discretion. They din bo, and his Honor fined
officer Strong ten cents and the other parties one
dollar each, suspending the costs in «*ca case.
Hoar roB Souims' Fxmlim.—There are
ficores of soldi cr>’ families in Chicago who are col*
faring for lack of the beceas tries of life. This fact
1b not creditable to our loyalty or oar humanity.
We boast of the number of men we have eent to
light oor battle*, oi the money we hare expended
to consmict Saldlcre’ Homes, and of our richly
endowed seminaries and inatltntlona of learning,
but in the treatment of the families of soldiers we
exhibit a degree of brutality which should shams
people far lees civilized and enlightened than we.
It is a burning shame that we depdre feeble
women and children of their hatbands and pro
tectors and then leave them to starve in the midst
of plenty.
There ie a small band of benevolent women who
bare taken the enterprise oflooking after the com
fort of soldier’s families in Chicago, upon their
shoulders; but the work has eo grown npon their
Bauds that they find themselves unable to accom
plish a tithe of the good imperatively demanded.
Their mesne are well nigb exhausted, end unless
aid Is freely given, thev mast soon suspend their
labor ot love This is a matter that appeals di
rectly to the best impulses of our nature—-to our
loyalty and on feelings of - humanity. Men give
Jarceenms to stismlate enlistments and to ward
off the draft, and this is ali.weli enough. But bet
ter the draft a thousand times, than that tbe wives
and little ones of those who are spilling precious
blood to maintain the nation’s integrity, should
•ufler for tbc necessaries of existence. We trust
that the married men of the city will contribute
liberally to npbola tbe bands of tbe noble women
engaged in this enterprise, without fee or reward
except the consciousness of fulfilling a sacred
duty.
Tmtl4l«r Izioron Bmiicxxt.—The one hun
dred and forty-first regiment of Illinois volunteers
one hundred day men is now organized at Camp
Kane, Elgin, and has received marching orders.
It will probably pass through Chicago on Monday
morning. Tbe 10l owing is the roster; the field
•ffleersae appointed by tbe Governor, and the
company officers as elected by the men, mus
tered into service:
Coonei—S. Bron son.
Lieutenant coUmei —E, A. Joslyn.
Major— K. A. Bird.
Hwgeon— H. W Back.
Chaplain—B. Eimbail.
(jndrltrmaier —A. 11. Barry.
£>an»ant Major—D. £. Wheeler.
Q. hi. heryeai.t —W. T. Wheeler.
Commissary JSergeant—lL A. Waterman.
J2cepitat Steward—J. U. Valletta,
<o. A—Capu, Tbomis Clark; Ist Lieut., P. IL
Carr; 2d Lieut, Q. W. fefft
Co. Zf.—Capt. Alex. Grimes; let Lieut, C. D. P.
{Smith; Sd Lieut C 8. Gregg.
Co. C—Capt., 8. H. Hunter; Ist Lieut., M. J.
Dunne; Sd Lieut £. C. Lovell,
Co. It— Capt, B. D. Be«db; Ist Lieut. H. Sar
gent ; Sd Lieut, H. A. Person.
Co. B— Capt, K. H. Milliken; Ist Lieut- J. H*
Dorns: Sd Lieut. C. W. Tracy,
Co. A 7 —Capt, B. Barber; let Lieut, C. W, In
gersoll; Sd Lieut. N. 6. Sweetlsod.
Co. G— Capt.. Chae. Harrington; Ist Lieut, J.
D. Lansing; So Lieut, Oto. Gilman.
CO.if—Capt, A.S. Janes: Ist Lieut, A. Church
-111 ; 2d Lieut J, K. UcChesney.
CO. i—Capt, B. IL Winslow; Ist Lieut., D. W.
Conn; Sd Lieut. H. G. Dodge.
<o. S— Capt, J. Gilman, Jr„; Ist Lieut G.D.
Walker; Sd Lieut, O. Persons.
Ko QtJOBm. —There was no quorum yesterday
%l Police Headquarters. Some now the fates we*e
tmpropitloas. The two Bepnbllcan member* of
t be Police Board were within call, and would have
been ready to go on with poUce business, had the
Mayor hore In an appearance, bat that Immense
fnnclonary bad said, we are Informed, that he shall
mot meet with Messrs. Brown and Coventry unlit
Mr. Wentworth returns, and therefore was not
present He aeema to labor under the impression
that Ur. Wentworth will second hla partizlan ef
fort! to effect the demoralisation, and de
stroy the usefulness of the police. force.
He opine, however, that be reckons without his
hoet—ln other woids, that he is barMng op the
wrong tree. Mr. Wentworth will undoubtedly nee
tie influence to enbeerre the cense of law and or
der. If be do this, we shall be more than satisfied.
As to the Mayor, bis itifinencelscono in *My
Community: the charges which will, we presume,
be preferred against him cannot fall to work his
disgrace, with all parties, lie has failed to ask for
an investigation of the recent revelations concern
ing his connection alth the North Division Cltr
Ssllway Company, and there ia no other course
Jett, bailor the Bepnblicr.ns to prefer the charges
amd suspend him irota the office he disgraces.
Those (marge* ahoold be preferred immediate! v
The majority owe it not only to this eommnaUv
and themad/es, but to the Mavor, that there
Bbonld be a searching investigation, that the good
same of the city may be vindicated and the Mayor
punished if tbe chargee are tree, and that the May.
sir may be set right, U they are false.
As we bare aud, there waa so *qoornm yester
day. Mr. Brown was present. Idr. Coventry was
In his office, ready to be present If needed. Tne
Mayor found It convenient to walk np Wabash
avenue, accompanied by a man who expects to be
Superintendent oi the Police when the new order
of things ia established and the Copperheads gain
control of tbe police force, and a'huge bonqnet
which one of hie admirer* presented to him after
2d* recent extraordinary and successful efforts In
Ihe art of ground and lofty tombing, Mr.
Wayman waa calculating the chances of obtaining
o. quo warranto tounaeat Mr. Brown. Mr. New-
Jioose was cultivating cabbages In McHenry
county. Mr. Wentworth had gone to Connecticut
to investigate Into the condition of the onion crop,
and U speculate upon the propriety of cn tl rating
that pungent esculent upon his (arm at the Bnm
ynit. It was ordalne 1 that there should be no qno
•um, and M na quorum** there was. Mr. Ton Is
was as happy as could have been expected, after
the tailors of his second attempt to obtain an in
function upon Messrs. Brown. Coventry and Brad-
V, Mr. Abbott, tbe traveling Secretary, had bis
gecorda in bis breeches poexet, and was prep ired
fpt any emetg ncy.
jl tns adiappy condition of affairs.
SUPEtIRTEHDERCT OF POLICE.
iMllitr frtjtT ft* m Ujwrtli. t—mm
<U—lk* Ifftedaa WKMtnwi.
“ l«pe M Twtle Btckdl.
Testerday morning J. L. Emg and W. C. Goody,
attorneys for Tnrtis, filed another hm of complaint
In the C Iren it Court tad again movsd for Injunc
tion against Acting Superintendent of Police
Bradley, who has aow obtained fan control of the
Police Department of tbe city. In presenting the
motion—the same heretofore made before the mas
ter—Mr. King eaid that for “obvious reasons he
had reduced what he had to say to writing.” He
accordingly submitted the following;
1 meve for a temporary ini unction on the accom
panying bilL in favor of William Turtle, Superin
tendeat of Police, against Cyrus P/Bradley, a
usurper into the office of Superintendent of Po
lios. Substantially, tbe same relief is asked In
this, as in the former case before tbs Master of
ibis Court. But this is a different bill, with addi
tional allegations, and with different parties. That
Mr. T. B. Brown miebt not even be left to tbe sas
hldon of complicity in ihs conspiracy alleged, by
being a party to the bill, be is left out of this pro
ceeding.
The only question In the case is a jurisdictional
one. It Is not disptted, and cannot be disputed by
lawyer*, that the proceedings of the pretended
Board in suspending Turtle and appointing Brad
ley in his place, are utterly Told.
The solicitor for tbe defendants conceded,
in a qualified manner at least, that those proceed
ings were indefensible, and tbe Mas ter Intima
ted It, There being on’y a question of jurisdic
tion, then, that question has enough of personal
end official interest to your Honor to incline you
to a hearing of It.
But thire are higher and more Important Inter
ests Involved than mere official one*. To say
nothing ol the confusion, demoralization and dis
organisation ol the police—a very sertoos public
detriment—existing in consequence of the Bradley
usurpation, there la one consequence to the men
of the police themselves, which probably has not
occurred to those who are sustaining that usurpa
tion. Tbe place of every policeman in tbe city is
dependant on tbe qaeetion of whom he yields obe
dience to. He must, of Air peril, ober the right
ful Superintendent. Disobeying him, the police
man forfaits his place and hit-wages. Qelsboond
to know who le m-nrper and who ii Superinten
dent, and most govern himself acccordingly. This
iSvlheresponsiliUitv and the penalty tbe law imposes
on him. This I understand to be the law as
announced in tne contest between the old and Met
ropolitan boards «t police in New York. That the
desperation aad audacity of one man should sub
ject tbe policemen to so nesdleas a responsibility,
and such probable sacrifices is cruel and unfortu
nate, and may yet occasion execration Instead of
tbe plaudits which now attend a semblance of lib
erality, but wbat is id realltr a.hribe and a game.
Ti,*>«>>•• •ranairs now existing fntbe pouceis
disgracelnl and ruinous. Ic may occasion vacan
cies to an extent net now dreamed of by the can
ning conspirators and tbeir alder*. Such a state of
attain?, for the sake of tne men who are znorallv
gnfltlees, ought to be terminated brthespediest
and most decisive of measure*. If a solution of
tbe difficulty can be found in tbe exertioa of a
ralntary and effective Chancery power, an inesti
mable service will have been dene the public aad
the police. To rescue those policemen from the
consequences of tbe restless mendacity of an
usurper will be the most inestimable benefit to
them.
Haring aaid an much to Indicate that there are
very great aad Important reasons for renewing an
application lor an injunction, and that we are act
ing in no perverse, obstinate, vexatious or tactions
pplii, I now move for the relief prayed for in this
bill, aad will ask your Honor to ta&e np and dis
poee of *he motion at toot earliest convenience.”
Hr Kales admitted the elegance of diction
shown in the written remarks of Mr, King, and
hao no objection to the motion, hut be wished to
be allowed time to examine the bill in order that
be might be prepared with such objections to the
doenment on its coming np for hearing as should
occur to him. He denied the snggeatloo made by
Mr. King, that an; admUelon waa made before
tbe master or elsewhere to the effect that Brad
ley’s appolnuneat was void. The validity of that
appointment would be attended to when the ques
tion was properly raised. He did not deem it ne
cessary to discuss the validity of the appointment
before the master, bat contended if ft was as
claimed by complainant's counsel, still the court
cool d rot grant the Injunction.
Judge Wllhams said this case wss before the
master for beanos neon a former motion. He
wse consulted by the master in relation to It, hot
din not bear tbe argument upon the motion for
theinjunction. The Conn said:
** 1 shoold have been gratified to have heard the
arguments. Th*y would have gives me the ideas
ot counsel, and prepared me for a more intelligent
view of the matter. Bnt with the short **-BTn|ni
tlun made of the bill— s very brief one, in fact—and
of the law pertaining to the case, my Impression
then wss, and still condones te be, that the former
bill showed no proper case for an Injunction.
Still, that was a mere impression, and we all know
that the argument of a case elicits tbe truth and
merits of the controversy. If I had the time to
bear this argument, I should be quite willing to
hear counsel on the respective sides—to bare it
fully argued before me—(bat I might pies on the
merits of the bill intelligently. The case Is one of
such importance, that 1 would not be willing to
pass upon it without carefnl examination, and I
orUinly would not hesitate to reverse my origi
nal impression, if on a more thorough investiga
tion, I were led to a different conclusion. Such
changes often occur. I should, if I found I was
wrong, have the honesty and candor to reverse the
opinion expressed to the master. I cannot, such
i* the state cf the docket and pressure of basinets
in this Court, take tbe time for tbe proper inves
tigation the case deserves, and 1 know It is impor
tant to both parties to have the case passed upon
Immediately. I hare ten cases a day till the c.ose
of the tenn set for trial, and I am somewhat be
hind the call already. Those cases set will oecnpy
me to the end of the term. 1 do not. therefore,
see how it Is poselb'e for me to bear this argument
before the middle of Jnly. I therefore greatly de
sire, if tbe motion is to oe made, that It siomd be
naade before one of the other Judges in the city.
I think, under the circumstances, that wonld be
doing no injustice to any of the parties. It wonld
then be before a Judge, honest and competent as
myself, who has never passed upon tbe question
at all. I, therefore, as a favor to myself; would
wish that tbe complainant would make his motion
before one of the otuer Judge*. But If the matter
he insisted oa ta this Court, I could not take it np
for several day*, aad net till toward the close of
the term. Therefore it will be the middle of Jnly
before the matter can receive'attention at nr
hands.
Mr. King said that he was sorry to hear that his
Donor could not give the matter something like an
immediate attention. The first bill ws« brought
in this Court to have bis Honor haar It argued and
pass npob ih and they were dl-appolnted that he
conid cot have given it personal attention. But
alter the intimation or the Conn’s Inability
to attend to tbe mauer soon enough to an
swer any reasonable purpose of tbe bill,
and as delay daring that time was altogether un
desirable, ths counsel on his side felt inclined to
acquiesce in the suggestion of the conn to take
the case before another tribunal, if the opposite
side wonld agree to it.
Mr. Kales said tbit they were defendants and
had no option in the matter, hot must answer In
any conn they were taken to.
Mr. King replied, as tbe other tide declined
agreeing to a transfer by consent, bnt one coarse
was left, and that wss lor them to withdraw tae
motion here with a view ot resuming it In another
court. He proposed to give the other side
me choice of the conn, and u they wonld Inti
mn?s a preference lor either of them the com
plainant would make his motion In that court.
Alteraprivate conference between Mr. Kales,
end Messrs. Goody and King, the latter announc
ed to the court that Mr. Kales declined to express
any preference, and be said they must themselves
choose the court, and be wonld therefore with
draw, by leave of conn, the motion without pre
judice.
Tbe court assenting, the motion was then with
ditws. ,
CLEANSING THE RIVER.
Hew to Ho It—Overflew of tbe HespUiaes—
More tbu Sufficient.
The filthy condition of the Chicago Elver bai
long enough been a staple of conversation In our
diy, rivaling even that other standing topic—tbe
weather. All the talk and writing, and inspection,
end legislation yet done seem to bare effected no
good. Yet something must be done; before long
the mischief must be met and the foe conquered,
or there will be no people left to grumble—they
will be killed off. Pertinent to this subject is the
following letter written by Mr. McDermott, C. E.
and Surveyor; we commend it to the perusal of our
readers:
Editors Chicago Tribune:
Some time in October, 1862, Alderman Brown
came Into my office, before the members ol the
Common Council met. He asked my opinion on
the means of removing tbe noirance then In the
river. 1 showed him s map of Cook county, and
pointed out that it was possible by bringing the
overflow of the Desplaines Hiver by the way of
Mud Lake, and also the overflow or the Calumet
River by a large drain, west of the Blue Is.snd
Flank road, and emptying into the State ditch,
and thence into the south Branch of the Chicago
River. During our conversation, Alderman Com
iskycaznein, to whom we explained our view*.
Both Aldermen immediately came to tbe conclu
sion that i£e plan was practicable and highly ne
cessary. Alderman Comisky drew np a resolu
tion authorizing the County and City Surveyors
(Mr. Wolcoi and I) to make a Joint survey for
that purpose. The meeting being a special one,
tbe resolution wss not then adopted Subsequent
ly a survey has been ordered, and made between
tne Desplaines and South Branch of tbe Chicago
River, which shows that the work is practicable,
finding between tbe low waters of both rivers, a
fall ot eight leet, that is. the Desplaines River Is
eight feet higher than the Chicago River. Hence
it appears that the property owners along tbe
rome did not orgluate the plan, for they have al
ready dome all they require at an expense of eight
een thousand dollars.
1 have found ail the owners willing to have the
present Mnd Lake ditch widened and deepened,
excepting Hon. John Wentworth, bat wnea he
found that the plan originated as above stated,
hi* opposition lessened a great deal. However,
hie known spirit of philnnthrpy and public im
provement will be a sufficient guarantee that he
will not oppose it her taller, because tbe proposed
improvement will orato his land, and that the
ditch, when widened, will not enter bis section
seven. Be owns one mile from tbe river along tbe
proposed dicta, which Is during the greater part
of the j ear covered with water several feet deep.
We may aalely Infer that there will be no opposi
tion from him, or from any other, as it is proposed
to take only a part of the overflow of the Des
plslnes.
Let tbe ditch east of Hud Lake bridge for one
half a mile be made SO feet at the bottom, slopes
Sto one. This hat! mile will bring ns into a width
ol CO to 80 feet, and 10 to 14 feet deep. Tbe water
at Mnd Lake bridge is sometimes 14 feet high,
generally IS feet. *
Vi ith a beau of 12 feet in four we have a
body of water thrown Into tbe river at tbe Bridge
port locks equal to 168 million cubic feet in one
day, or four time* the quantity of cubic feet in the
South Branch from tbe south tork to tbe Late,
taking the distance as 5# miles, m»*n channel 140
feet wide and 12 feet deep. And aesum ng a fall
In tbe length Of tbe river of only one Inch per mile,
tbe velocity will be 14 inches per second;
combined with the supply from the North Branch,
In limes of heavy rains or moiled snow, will gtve a
velocity sufficient to sweep along at least
half an inch in diameter,.
It is evident that one snch cleansing would be
worth millions of dollars to any city where' human
tile i* valued. The river would be kept clean from
tbefiret day of November to tbe middle of May at
least. And some time In July or August we coaid
have another scouring, and tbe same after each
heavy rain. Those who have witnessed the effect
of letting the canal into the river daring tbe last
two years. In tbe early part of December, can
form an Ideaof the benefit* to be derived from this
cct. When tbe day shall arrive that the views of
George W. Clark, Esq., of connecting tbc Oslo
met river with tbe South brancs, will be carried
into effect, we will have an abundant source of
flushing or scouring our Chicago river from all the
filth no.v fludmg its way into it from slaughtering
bouses, &c. There 1* no time left to be testing
tbe technicalities of law, or tbe value of dollars
and cents. A polluted atmosphere, loaded with
tbc predisposing causes of erysipelas, typhoid and
spotted and puerperal fevers, must be met prompt
ly, by a small appropriation. This will remove
the stigma of fool from Chicago, and her water
will not be sent to distant medical colleges for ex
hibition to medical students. Can there be a suf
ficient Eupptyfhad from the Deiplalnea Elver, as
above stated?
Ye«, because It Is 90 miles long, draining 1,830
square nules. Tbe annual raiu-tall, 89Inches; al
low tor evaporation and induration, 16 inches—
leaving the remainder to flow into tbe Desplaines
jV I take one-fourth, or k»nr inenea, In
tbe Mud Lake ditch, and it will give 16.919,H36,000
Indies, or IB.DIS million, of ratio foot, which la
equal to about 105,r0Q million gallons, or as much
as the present Chicago Hydraulic Works would
pump up in 64 year*.
The Mul Uke rails. and that of the Deaplalnea
Hirer, during Mjerml weeks, present a street ot
water twelve miles long and from one to four
miles wide, sufficient to float sma 1 vessels.
The expense of the proposed cut, thirty feet at
bot om, will not exceed |i5,000. Cut down
ttransk tie rldn, e»t or Vsd Like brldje, nd
■leo lirongb tint hard riigt it Hr. Lidln'a firm,
and the rat may be left to nature.
’ 4* the above named diseases spare no one, it Is
to be hoped that no man win be found in Chicago
who will oppose tbe proposed sanitary Improre
mat. Any two rood cnarluble senators con’d
false that smn amongst the persona living or do
ing batmeae aloag toe rlrer la two days. Bat at
many of oar Aldermen have famine* whom they
do net wish to see carried to premature graves, it
is earnestly hoped that they will brave every op
position. and make an adequate appropriation lor
that sanitary work; or, by an ordinance, author
ixe the Board of Public Works to do it forthwith.
Now la the time. Let it be done before Che tnflox
of strangers here next Aiguai.
The work is practicable, necessary, and the ex
pense bat trifling. Miami. McDxxxott,
Poud Com.—Tbe Police Ocort la a grand
theater for tbe study of human tutors. Here you
will find every feature of rice, from the brutal and
wary midnight aaaatsin, to tbe mischievous boy
who in the exuberance of hie youthful spirits
stones his neighbor's hens, or ties a string to bis
bell-knob, and rings him to the street door. Just
for ion. Ton there find the heavy-headed con
fidence-seared, case-hardened offender, who ap
pears perfectly at home iu the prisoner’s box:
then there come* an innocent-appearing, childish
looking girl, whose shaking limb a and tremulous
voice show that ab* is passing through her first
terrible experience in a Ufe of crime.
It is an interesting study to scan the counte
nance* of the different classes of criminals as they
plead to tbe charge* arainst them, aad watch the
current of evidence aali sets strou&y for or against
them. Thsre are very few Inatances where rice
can successfully assume tbe mask of innocence, o
play upon the sensibilities of the stem Judge.
■io an unsophisticated observer there would
sftm to be a total absence of feeling—a heartless
attic faction in the mlsforinnes of the victims.
But closer scrutiny and Investigation will satisfy
any one that if the scales of Justice are net kept
nicely poised, there Is* at least, seldom a glaring
in equality.
Peter Beddymakcr, by name, iras alleged to be s
ready Infer m practice, and was, in consequence,
complained of lor larceny. It teemed that se bad
worked for tbe complainant, and, as ftr as he was
concerned, it was “all work and no pay." So
Kidiymaker, ready to make himself good without
waning for the slow process of the law, levied
upon sundry tools of his debtor, which he refused
to surrender out 1 paid. No feionlots intent ap
pearing, be was discharged.
Mary Reno is a character. A star performer in
the profession she has adopted. She is a social
woman withal, and fond of entertaining visitors;
of course this she bad an undoubted right to do:
but it was observed that Mary's visitors were of
tbe masculine kind, and certain sights and sounds
that occasionally greeted tbe eyes and ears of the
neighbor* aroused suspicion, and suspicion led to
absolute proof. Mary was required to pay S9O.
and failing to do so, was sent to the Bridewell, and
her shanty—a nine by nine ehantv—la for rent.
ziiMbodi c*rp*ntsr is uui “unenown to fame’*
in tbe annals of tbe Police Court. She knows tbe
Armory from top to bottom; sbe can tell the num
ber of brick in every cell, the plank in every floor,
and tbe name of every police officer in the city.
She has been carrying on an illicit commerce in
which she bargained away her virtue for a consid
eration. When arraigned and sentenced, she
coolly asked Judge McDonnell for time to “close
up her bonnets*’’ He couldn't see it, and she
waskt once started for the Bridewell.
Margaret Heath is not unusually lovely to look
upon, but her ways ore decidedly striking Un
comfortably so it was alleged by one who had been
smitten, she strikes straight from tbe shoulder
and her pugilistic efforts have made he: the terror
of tbe neighborhood. Lest such spirts should
grow into a mania with her. Judge McDonnell im
posed a restraining tax of SIS.
Court Record*
Uiutzd States CmcciT Aim District Courts—
Before Drummond t J.-‘Common Law.
No. 469. Frink et al vs Healy. Demurrer to de
da ration overruled.
(A anctry.
fOi. Downing et al vs Bew et al. Motion to set
aside sale overruled, ftc,
600. U. 8. A. vs Peter Page et al. Demurrer to
hill argued, ftc,
629, Salisbury vs Stowell. Time to take testi
mony extended.
Criminal Cases.
S3. D. 8. A. vs Murray. (Obstructing enrolling
officer) Plea of guilty, fte.
24. u, 8. A. vs Fran element. (Obstructing en
rolling officer,) Plea of guilty, ftc.
87. U. 8. A. vs U arc are t Tnumaa. (Obstructing
enrolling officer.) Entered into recognizance, ftc.
88, D.s.A. vs Margaret Lenny. (Obstructing
enrolling officer.) Entered Into recognizance, ftc.
Scpxmoß Court— Before Wilson. 0. J., Chan
cery.
283. Manly vs Pettee. Bnle on deftzidant to
dose proofs, ftc.
993. Gnthman tb Turtle et al. Time to answer
extended.
SIB. Metzger vs Healng et aI. Decree entered.
S9S Mark vs Bosch et ah Matter’s report filed
and confirmed, ftc.
637. Pond vs Bnodes et ah Dismissed.
459. Willard re Lind et ah Bee elver’s report
filed, Ac.
413. Babcock vs Dunham et al. Decree entered.
B'/ort Gary . J.—Common Law—
41U. Dn Moulin vs Hoffman, et al. Dismissed.
843. Brandt vs Kuhn. Motion foraew trial over
ruled.
£66. Ball vs The Chicago and Bock Island B. B.
Co. Passed.
£36, Fuller, ct al, vs Woodworth. Judgment for
plaintiff*
£B6. Bay vs Walsh. Motion for continuance
overruled.
899. Banyan tb Goodwin, et ah Judgment for
plaintiff.
253. Hicks vs Cole. ‘ Dismissed.
83L Far vs Igleharh Judgment for plaintiff.
890. Beiasig vs Sullivan, et ah Verdict—defend
ant guilty.
87.1. Harris tb Beif. Verdict—defendant not
guilty.
417. McCotter vs Hof&nan, et ah Judgment for
plaintiff.
422. Brookfield vs Mead. New trial awa-ded.
4x3. Same va Marshall. New trial awatded.
424. Same va Jones. New trial awarded.
306. Ely vs Coarsen. Jury unable to agree and
dlrehsiged. •
BCort Biggins, J.—Common Law—
X9B. Cone et al va Stonffa. Dismissed.
S&6 Same vs Vanderelst. Dismissed.
60S. Btettbeimer et al vs Smith. Dismissed.
6SB. Webber etml vs the Pars Fire Ins. Co. Or
dcr the defendant to produce papers, ftc.
36J- Bice vs Cooper. Dismissed.
1275. Hughes vs Dole. Motion to strike pleas
from flies overruled.
1131. Sayles vs the Chicago West Division Rail
way Co. Demurrer to plea m abatement sustained.
1519. 801 l va Kennedy. Bale to plead In twenty
days
1-96. Be:ker vs Tosdt. Judgment for plaintiff.
1459. Mayns vs Dam et ah Judgment ys plaint
iff for costa.
OBOurr Coubt or Cook Couxtt—Before WU
licmf, J,—Common Law—
11*4. Heimer tb Gloubltx. Belnstiled.
1180. Matts tb Treeland. Judgment forplt’lL
C9S. Ford vs Upmin. Continued,
62?. Kell? vs Edwards. On trial.
878. McAndrews tb Bradly et aL Plea of gener
al iune and notice of new matter died.
that,cay.
621. James et al vi Calllna .et al. Decree.
403. Petenon et al tb Bonner et al. Bet for hear
ing. &c. .
609. Wiley tb Wiley. Decree modified and en
tered by agreement.
657. Haviland tb Haviland. Decree.
Recokdek'b Covkt—Before Van JJvren, J.
Common Law.
39. Kendrick tb llallhan et aU Judgment for
plaintiff,
criminal Cant,
117. People ts Jameson, (gaming), plea not
guilty.
68. People tb SUB et aL (false imprisonment).
Plea of guilty.
63. People tb Angel et al, (assault). Verdict
guilty.
77. People tb Myles, (larceny). Plea of guilty.
local matters.
Condemned Flap or Chicago.—Mr. Tan
Vechtcn of this city, baa Just issued a small edi
tion of his original map of Chicago, one much
better adapted for the ordinary purposes of re
search, as being within a lets compass, while it
Is an exact diminished copy of the lint. It needs
no ether praise. It Is well known as the official
map of tbe city. The references are complete;
the engravitg and mounting good, and the streets
and horse railways are brought up to the latest
moment. Published and sold by James Van Vech
ten, at Ko. 170 South Clark street. Price, $3.00.
Star In the Worth Lodge, No. 199, 1.
O. C. X. —This Lodge having completed tbe In
ternal arrangements of their new Hall, located in
tbe basement of theDlinois street Mission Church
near the comer of North Wells, will hold their
weekly meetings every Saturday evening, at 8
o'clock p. m. A cordial invitation la extended to
the members of Dashawsy. Houston, Edwards,
Warren, Cleveland, Chicago ana Star of Hope
Lodges to be present this evening at 8 o'clock p.
m. ehatp. No dancer of crowding, tbe hall beta*
sufficiently capacious to accommodate all.
Excursion to Sin dlson,— I There is no
more delightful spot In the Northwest far a pleas
ure party to visit, than Madison, Wis. Surround
ed by lakes, affording facilities for Bailing and
fishing. It has the attractiveness of a snmmer re
treat while the hotels famish tbe luxuries of city
life.
The proposed excursion ia to be under tbe man
agement of one of our principal churches, for the
benefit of their Mission Schools.
JOa for Geneva!— Remember the excursion
of the Union Park Baptist Sabbath School thie
morning. They go at 8.45 from the Wells street
depot. A good day in the country with those
children and their friends is worth more rtinn
double tbe fare they ask.
Third Ward—Union Meeting at Union Hall,
611 Slate street. The loyal men of the Third Ward
are requested to meet at the Hall, this Saturday
evening, at 8 o'clock, for tbe election of a cam
paign dub. Turn out. Union men, torn out, and
prepare tbe worK for tn» campaign.
Straw berries.—We acknowledge the receipt
ofaboxof fine strawberries—"Wilson’s Albany
Seedling*’—from Brown £ Pinney, No 75 State
street. They are grown by Mr. Lewis, at the Shef
field Nursery. He has eighty-nine acres under
cultivation.
Atlantic Monthly, for Jnly, at Sherlock’s,
112 Deaiborn street.
Leo Bf tiler will speak in Metro poll tin Hall,
Sunday, June 26th, at 10# a. m. and 7# p. m.
Subject—Morning discourse—•• Immortality, tbe
Resurrection and Second Coming of Christ.”
Evening—"Bible and Modern Spiritualism Ana
logically Compared.” The public invited. Seats
tree.
Fishing. Eemember the Excursion this
morning to Clark Station, on the Calumet Elver.
Cars leave the Plttsburgand Fort Wayne depot at
9 o’clock, stopping at the crossing ot Twenty-sec
ond street. Get your tickets on Doard the train.
Eckhart famishes the Ice cream for the occasion.
Fine Strawberries*—We saw, yesterday,
some luscious strawberries, averaging at least five
inches In circumference, and some of them much
exceeding tbst figure, presented to George F.
Brown, of Quito by & Co., by Captain Clow, of
Pittsburg, Q. M. of that department.
Impure Breath—Among all tbe disagreeable
consequences that follow fast tbe decay of tbe
teeth, an Impure breath must be tbe most unplea
sant and mortifying to ita possessor, as it is the
most inexcusable-and offensive in society. Bow
often its possessor lexperiencea a distant coldness
fcbown even Irom the best of friends, or perhaps
tbe one most fondly cherished, from this source.
You are Ignorant of tbe cause yourself, tbe sub
ject is so delicate—your most intimate mend will
not mention it. Wnvnot remove this one great
barrier to your hea th, beauty and happineei. at
once,) by nslmr that justly popular Dentifrice,
Fragrant SOZODONT, tbe most convenient, plea
sant and efficacious gem for tbe toilet the world
has overproduced.
Sold by druggists everywhere at 75 cents per
bottle. St-TucaThsSat
Atdfsr the A filleted.—What longue can
tell, what pen portray, the miseries suffer
ed by those unfortunates who, tu some un
funded moment, hare placed themselves In the
way of temptatloa which they were unable to re
sist, and bare ftl’en an easy prey to the tempter ?
The bodily atgtlah is small in comparison with
-the merited tcouy arising from tbe dread of ex
posure and loss of good name among those whose
opinion is valued n-ore ti>an life itself. Afraid to
tair# (.teps to remove the disease, lest discovery
should ensue, that which was at first bat trifling
becomes intense, spreading rapidly, tod inocnla
tlngthewbolesvnemwllhaeeaoiy virus. It ia
lo tbe relief of this class that Dr. Bigelow, No. 179
Clark street la especially devoting bts energies.
Be Is a regularly educated phvtlcisn. and has
made private diseases the study of a lifetime.
2>o not expose yourself to imposition from eth
err, but call and see him. Be win tell yon the aa
tare ofyour disease, and hew toon be can effect a
cure. i>o not hesitate to call. A friendly coo Aden*
Hal chat wW cost yon nothing, and may axre yon
a Ilfs of snfffenng.
B membrr the number, 179 Sooth Clark street,
corner of Monroe. See ndvarllaemst tn another
column. JeS5-K333-ll
Ta All Who list Uqwor.
OUlxens of the Western States.
WOLFE’S
«IWTIBIIt
ABOMATIO SCHNAPPS*
As a means of neutraHalng the deleterious prop*
ettlea ef nnwheleseme water, la ahsolitcly Uvula
able to the traveler. It will infallibly prevent the
dysentery aad laxative disorders which attack
strangers who use the waters of the Mississippi,
the Ohio, aad ether western and southern rivers.
It stimulates, in a moderate degree, the digestive
organs, and t ns enables the stomach to resist the
otherwise disturbing influences ol the varieties of
the universal fluid encountered on aiourner. Nor
is this all. The different Muds and qualities of
liquor (all more or less impure) which every one
who uses ardent spirits, aa a beverage or correct
ive, must necessarily meet with, are no less perni
cious than tae changes of water: and therefore
the advantage of having always at hand a liquor of
uniform strength and parity, cannot tall to t>e ap
preciated by ad who have become habituated to
the moderate use of stimulants while travelling.
While, in cases of dropsy, gravel, obstructions ol
the kidneys, diseases of tbs bladder, dyspepsia,
and general debility. It is recommended most em
phatically by the most distinguished members of
tbemedlcal profession, aad Hospital Surgeons, U.
it it put up in quirt and pint bottle*, in ease* of
one dozen each, with the name of the undersigned
on the bottle and cork, and a fac timik of hla sig>
nature on the label: and Is for sale by all respecta
ble Druggists and Grocers.
UDOLPHO WOLPH,
Soui Ixfobtvb,
I7oe. 18 & S3 Beaver street. New York.
J. H. Eked & Co Chicago.
David Nicholson.. Bt. Loots.
Stnßß, Eckstedt & Co'.!'/////.V.V.'.'.crndniatL
Agents.
ALSO 808 8 ALB *
9.000 cases old Madeira Wine.
B,< 00 cases old Sherr/Wlne,
9.000 cases old Fort Wine,
9,900 cases old Cognac Brandy,
Imported expressly for medical and private ate.
For sale below tbe present cost of Importation.
UDOLPDO WOLFE, Hew York,
Je6-h6C2-12t x w*a
Mothers! Mothers S J Mothers! 11—Are
yondlrtnrhedatnlgh- and broken ofyourrestby
a slckchild Bulfertngand crying with tbe oxerntf
atlng pain of catting teeth f 11 so, go at once and
get a bottle of Mrs. Winslow’s Soothing Syrup. It
will relieve the poor little sufferer immediately—de
pend upon it; There is ho mistake about it. There
ia not a mother on earth who hat Died it, who will
not tell yoa at once that U will regulate the bowels,
and give rest to tbe mother, and reliet and health
to the child, operating like magic. It is perfectly
tale to use in all cases, and pleasant to tbe taste,
and la the prescription of one of the oldest aad best
female physicians and nurses in the United States.
Price 25 cents. Sold everywhere
maySfrsffiMm-Tnes Tbs A Sat
Brown’s Bronchial Troches are wide
ly mownas an established remedy for Couahi,
voids, Bronchiti*. Ecantnttt, and other troubles
of the Thioat and Lungi. Their good reputation
and ext enure nee has brought oat imitations, and
similar preparations represented to be the same,
which are centrally injurious. Obtain only
Brown's Bronchial Trochu."
Diarrhoea and Flnx«—Dr. Strickland’s
AntwCfaolera Mixture is the onlr remedy we know
of which will effectually cure a badcaae of chroolc
and acute diarrhoa and dysentery. Soldiers, do
mot be without such raluable medicine. Ton may
depend on it In the worst case.
H. Scottl, Agent,
je3s-k£s>7-lt No 76 Randolph-fit, Chicago.
Dr. Eversoni* Chicago Dye and Ear
Infirmary and. Clinical Institute, 134
South Clark street. Deafness, blindness, catarrh,
and all diseases of the air passages eacceaafally
treated. Jeao-k499-4t-ii Ttr tb&sa
Prisoners of War of the 51st, 83th sod 89th
111., as well v all other regiments In Sherman's
army, can sow collect their bacx pay. Widowed
mothers and wives of said prisoners should apply
at once to Bbxwbtxs & Brown, War Claim
Agents, US Dearborn street, near Post Office.
Jn24kSls-2t
Bryant Sc Stratton’s Chicago Tele*
graph Instltnte.— The largest institution of
the kind in the world I Thirty-five telegraph in
stilments in constant use. * Address
Depart. Arrive.
Mail Passenger *10:00 aja. *s;isa.m.
Evening Exprea*. *5:00 pjn. *11:35 a.m.
Barasr & Stbitton. Night Express *9:30 p.m. *8:15 p.o
Chicago HL oaiasu division c. a k. w. b4llwat—Dim
jtm2HS25-IK, D&W.
metropolitan Hall to Bent.— This Hall
la to rent fur all tbe purposes for which such balls
are ordinarily nsed. Terms moderate. Applies*
Ilona can be made at the office, adjoining tae en
trance to the Hall. Jelo-n9lO-tf
jar Bouse and Sign Painting, Calcimming,
Glazing and Graining. Paper Hangings and Win
dow Shades selling at wholesale and retail at New
York prices. F. E. Biobt, 80 Randolph street
Box 5663. Jes-h4ia-lm
Dlsessesof the Renron% B—algal. TJrt»
nary and Sexual Systems. —New ana relia
ble treatment—ln reports of the Howard Associa
tion. Bent by mail in sealed letter envelopes, free
Of charge. Address D. J. Sklllon Houghton, How
ard Association, No. S South Ninth street Phila
delphia, Pa. mhaO-MO-tm
Commercial Postscript.
CHICAGO BOARD.
Friday Etxnixg. Jons 44, IBM—I 2 p.m.
There was a very large attendance at the Sherman
Honae to-night, notwithstanding the room was like a
tool vapor-bath, and the markets were generally
firmer.
Tdiai waa In fair demand, and the market rnled
l&lMC higher than at the cloee of ’Change. In the
afternoon about 45.W0 bnahela were aold at g1.75 for
No. 1 and SL£O for No. 2. In the evening about 63,500
bnahela were sold, at t1.75d1.74 for No. 1 and gUTOd
I.7«Jf for No. 2—closing very firm at |1.70 lor No. a
and |L7S for No. 1. The sales in tbe evening were as
follows: I,*oo bn No. 1 Spring in store at |1.78; IfiCO
bm do at 11.75; 15,000 bo No. 3 Spring at gl.Tt*; 40,000
bu Ou •» #t,TC,
Oat* were m good demand and firm, with tales of
25JG0 bnahela No. lal 773fOTSe-chlefly at theout
tide C {ut.
Hjghwikbs opened Is the afternoon quiet, and
some salts weee made at $L0l: bat owing to ramois
that the Conference Committee weald report la favor
of a tax of 9100 after the Ist of July and 92.0) after
the Ist of February, an active demand suddenly
sprang up, and me market became excited, prices
mining np t0|1.69, bat falling back before desk to
9U>7ai.Cß, and closing heavy. In the evening, the
market opened qalet at 91. 89, and grad*
tally became weaker, mi It fell to 91.69
91.66, with mere sellers than buyers at
these quotations. Bat Jast before the crowd had
wholly left the Sherman Bouse, additions! dispatch*
eswere received, still adhering to the bellel that
the Ccmmlttve would report lu favor of a high tax,
at before rumored, and the excitement broke out
atreah, only more violent than before, (as most of tbs
heavy holders had gone home with heavy hearts at
the dull aspect of the market,) and about 4,000 bbls
changed hands In a few minute*, at 9i.ijai.7o—the
market closing rerr firm. Baring the afternoon and
evening about 11,000 bbls altogether changed bands at
a range of 91-6101.70. The sales In the evening lu de
tail were: 34C0 bbls at 51-63:50 bbls at 9l.tt#;So3
bbls at 91.66; 600 bolt at f 1.67; 2,000 bbls at 91.68 ; 300
bbls at 91,65#: 900 bbls at 91.69; 100 bols city at 11.70
Pbotibioab were neglected, and the only sale re*
ported waa a lot of 609 brls city Men Beef at 91740.
Salt was active and firmer. In the afternoon
there was a good demand for New Salt on dock at
92 69, end we rote sales of 3.C00 brls new Bsglnsw
Fiaeat92-90ondock,S00brla old Saginaw Fine at
1940 on dock, and 1400 brls do at $3.46 oa dock.
Fsßienrs were dull, vessel owners askings for
com to Buffalo, and shippers offering only 6c
NEW YORK. DRY GOODS MARKET,
[telegraphed exclusively to the Chicago Tribune.]
Fn ida y Evxjrmo, June 34. 18 M.
The Market is intensely excited, and prices firm
and advancing. The following are the quotations of
dry goods In this Market to day t
BBOWV BCBansOH. I PBZSTS.
Appietonn 4-4 MclMerrlmac @37c
Siam 4-t 65e t Richmond @335
Lawrence t6c j Sprapnea si A3tc
SLiaonJID GOODS. I DELALKaa.
Wanastta. 44 CSo| Manchester.... 340 c
. HAW OOTTOIf, •
MlddUn«a |ijo|
I
_ oixohahs.
Clinton o4ie
Olasgoir («ssxe
ALBAN IT CATTLE MARKET,
OPENING DAY.
[Telegraphed exclusively to the Chicago Tribune.]
Aldakt. Fbidat Evam-so, Jane 34.18CL1
BEEF CATTLE—Another dull market fur beeves,
tbe market being overstocked. Total receipts for
the week, thus far, 4.C06 bead, to which most bead*
ded about SCO head that were held over since last
week. Not more than WO or TOO head bare shaoged
bands yet. Tbe best extra grades bring about the
same as last week, namely 9a%c9 b lire weight,
• whilsttbe poorer grades hare declined tfeF Don
last weeks prices. _
HOGS—The market Is active, prices ranging from
VH®loc 9 a.
St, Louis Market
[SpecialDispatch to the Chicago Tribune,]
Sr.Louis, Friday Evening, Jane 24.
Tobacco—Firm and steady s offerings are large and
efgc-od quality. Bales are: teehbds—23 hhds factory
lags at t5.80ft9.90; 43 bbds planters' Oo at ai0.03d14.75.
26 dhds common leaf at 615J0@19.T5 1 37 hbds medium
do at 626.98@2835; 81 bhds good do at 61L50335 58: S3
bbds medium manufacturing leaf at |2i.00; 50 hbds
fine do at »5f ,00%HUO.
Grain—Wheat-small decline in choice? saless,ooo
sack*. In various lota ; for club and common lall to
choice fall tL&dl.9s; a small lot of extra Choice at
12.03 Corn very active s sales of 4,000 sacks, in lots,
ranging at (lAIBIAS Jbr common mixed to choice
white. Oats dull; sales COO sacks. In lots, at 93393 c.
Flouu—Pnae euetalned; 156 hr la low super at #B.7i;
SO.'brls do at $9.00; 15C brls double Xat «LBt; 1,0)0
brie co at |9.00; 100 brls do at 69.51); 9,000 brls double
N at 69/0. Bys—tales 231 sacks at |l/9 ;47 sacks ex
tra at HAS.
Whisky—Very active and Ann; sales 1,211 brls, in
lots, at ;; 100 brl», with flltseo days’ at orsgo
at |LbS.
Milwaukee Market*
[Special Dispatch to the Chicago Tribune.}
Uxlwauzu, Friday Evening, Jane 24,
Flour—Unsettled.
Grain—Becelpts of wheat 46,000 bn. Mwket less
excited and aoro actlre. Sales this morning: 99,000
bn No 1 spring In store at |USO; 50 JM bags No 1
spring dehvejed at $1 A3 Sales on ’Change 32,C00 bn
Koleprin* In store at 41A0Q1A3; II,ICO No 2do at
91.7 V. Salas erf wheat at tbe Newbali Home thfi orea*
log were about 20.000 bn at 91.73 for No2.an3 91.8 i
for No I—closing a little tame alter tbe receipt of the
New York market. Oats In Increased demand at 3d
ic higher. Bales of loir, delivered, at Bsc; 2,000 bn
In lota to retail, at 80c; 13,000 bn In store at 73dS0e
Com active at B®4c higher. Sales of 12,700 bn In store
at 91.25.
Pittsburg Oil Market*
[Special Dispatch to the Chicago Tribune.}
PnTSBPBq, Friday Ertplng, Jane *4,1861,
Arrivals,S3obrls. Veryllttledeisgincnide; price
4ic. • Market dulL Hirer very low.
Teesele Passed Detroit*
[CpeelalDUpatcb to the Chicago Tribune.}
Drrsotr. Friday evening, Jane 94.
Up—Prop. Tons Winds, Chicago, Queen of tbe
Lakes: brig Helfensteln; aebr. Di Vernon, Star'or
tbe North.
Down—Prop. Tonawanda, Bt. Louie, Mohawk)
hark Fannie, Gaskin, Lion; achr. KoDoiha,Norway,
Flight.Merrick.
Wind West.
LLONOIS AND MICHIGAN CANAIm
(Special Dispatch to the Chicago Tribune.]
BsiDoaroßT, Friday Evening, June 21, ISM.
Glxatxd—J. B. Preston, Morris; Cayoga, Lock
port; Maple Leaf, Joliet- D. Hem, Athens; 8. 7.
pale,Atbou; Advance, Athens: Resolute, Athens:
Montenk, Lockport; Cnsbman, 6ttawa.
.. A *J’ lT JSr£ cnie *LaS&Ue, bu corn; Lemont,
Morris, h 11 corn. ■
BZCOND BKPOBT.
CLUAm-Bockei.Lockport; Aitx, LaSalle, 91JSI
Itlan-b*r.z2Jooihißglesris m lath; Shamrock. La-
Salle: Belle Frame, Moms; Lioness,Ottawa:Clyde.
Ottawa *
AnurzD-Maple Leaf, Joliet. bn com; V.
O’CotUior, LsSall e, 5,000 bu Corn; Alliance, Bntfilo
CvraiD.Eua, Athiag, «g yds Aim.iv.
don etoae; Besolute. Athena. 49 yda dtaeaaloaet*ne;
Advance, Athene, 88 yds rubble stone: A F. Gale,
AUru, IS yds rubble stone; Cwaantotiou.
4.(41 tm corn. M 8 brie flour: erlcara. Ottawa T.'A* ba
oexs.tfibn wheat: H. Beoeca, Ut am
corn: B. Hamlin,Ottawa,Mis baoita; Sorwsv.Ot
tava.s.tmbn oats, i.TM baton, 81 bn wheat. Sebrls
flour, 68,825 he march.
Hew Talk Market.
_ Haw To**, Friday Evening, Jane 94.
Correw—Heavy and declining; gi.iie m for mid*
dlirg uplands. ’
Flouk—State and Wertera doll and la fhaor ef
layers, bat no derided change: 50.7'08 tn lor extra
State; 89.Mm8J6fercoxaonextraroaQdhoopObli>:
SBJb«itCßft>rtradebr*nds. Markstclo*lo«cduli sad
downward, with no hnyara at outside quotations.
Wnianr—lrregular, unsetaied sad lower: 81.88*
1A for 6tat« t tumiM for Western on spot; 91.18 to
arrive la lea day*.
Gun—Wheat ooenea moderately sc tire, without
decided change, and Cloned dnQ aad declining, at
{LfcwMflfcnhieaco spring; fIiJWJI fWMllwsu
ee cmb. Corn a abacs tinner; for new
mixed Western* SIXB fbr western yenow. Oats ac
tive and decidedly higher; 9i*Ne for western afloat
aad la store.
Parroutuii—Quiet at previous prices.
Wool - Firm and In fhtr demand'
Provisions—Pork less excited, but Utils higher;
ne bwrc-M for mess: 94t.25m40.18 for new do. C’os-
Inc at f 40250:0 so, Beef unlft aad sncbaired; SIS «0
•I*J« for city mess; 99 00*19.00 for eltv prime; 931.M
02940 ftt repacked mess. 'Prime mess bief dull and
unchanged. Cot meats firm but quiet. Lard lens ao
tive and scarcely so firm. Butter firm r 29035 c for
Ohio; 81049 c for state.
Balkie Market,
Buffalo, Friday Evening, June 34,1984.
Flops—Dull.
Obai*—Wheat Is moderately active. Sales of No.
1 Milwaukee to anlve at 91A801 jo- No.l Cbteacoal
91 JO; N0.2 Chicago at 9KIS. Cora is moderately ac
tive : sales of No. 3at el J9. Oats closed firm at 87e
for b 0.l Chicago, Other grains nominal.
Wbiszt—Unsettled and irrsgular: tales at9IAJO
LC9—chiefly at gi JB.
Casal Pb*xoht»-To New York, wheat, 18o;
corn, ite; oats, 10c.
Lar Impost*—ll4ls brli flour, 150A31 bn wheat,
UflJTObn corn.
Bzfokts— «A*brU flour, 120,M9 bn wheat, 77,590 bn
corn, 9,fW bn cats, ■
New York Manor and Stack Market,
MwTobx, Friday evenlne, Jana 21.
Money active and firm atlas uercent. oteriint
doll at 23fd239 for enrreoey. Gold without decided
change, opening at 213<a210. and closing at 3b0316,
Government Stock* dull and lower.
Stocko better; Oft M certlf, 53 : NT C, 183 j Hud
■on,lSO: Brle,ll«K; Reading, HO i M 0.139; N W
£w. 89: M 8.96; 111 Scrip, iso • Clere * Fitts, 112 V ;
W, 53; Trlsdo, 148; RI, 111.
Price* of Mining Stock* bid la Bouton to-day: Bay
State, 18 s Central, 65; Conner Palis,S"*; Fraoklia,
Sift s Boron, SIX; lei* Boyale, 20X ; Minnesota, 11;
Northwestern, 13j Pewahic, 64V; Rockland, IS.
Philadelphia Market,
Pmr.iniTjniA, Friday Evening, Jane 31.
Trade very dull.
Flovr firm; extra family, 83.5009.C0; Southern,
810.00.
Grain—Wheat firm; red 82-C8®3.10. Corn has ad
vanced ; yel!owsl.sß ; white advanced Ic.
Provision*advancing s Pork buoyant, mess. 810.
PaTaoix'ja—Sales 3,<00 bbls crude on p. t; refined
in bend, 87<£CSc ; do free, <8330*
Whisky dull atiLCO.
New Orleans Market*
Nnw Oblkans, June 17, via Catao, June 21.
Cotton- In active demand but stock light; opera
tion small ano quotations nominal, ranging at BS®
Wc for tow ordinary to ISO for mlde log. Sales tor
the week, 1,400 bales: against 8.60) bald for the previ
ous week, stock on hand not cleared. 4,800 bales.
Sugar—There Is a small quantity of sugar lelton
tbe market, held at higher rates.
Ftoua—Extra flour, 88-63 ; choice, BU)A3.
Oswets Market,
Orwaoo, N. Y„ Friday Evening, June 21.
Flour— Active trade at 810.75ai1.i0 for doable
extra.
Grain—Wheat offered 'sparthgly without material
change. Nol-Mllwankee club at a 1.99. Cora quiet.
Bmall lots of lUjaulamlxed at SMS.
rAWAt. Fnaxenrs—Unchanged.
Baltimore Narkst.
BiiTiMOii, Friday Evening. Jane 31,
Flows— Firm and advancing. Goto extra. BS.7?>.
Obaih—Wheat actire. Sates 5.000 hi Kentucky
white at Corn dnlL White, <1 Jv.
Wnißxr—Doll and drooping.
DIED.
In this city LEORA, Infant eon of Andrew aud
lellasa W on pie.
Funeral from the residence to-day at 3 o'clock.
In tLU city 3ane2Bd, HOWARD GAHDINKR, son
)f Wo. E. ana Mary 8 Hale, aged 7 mouth*.
from 247 Indiana street today at 10 o’clock,
friends are Invited to ait-md.
In this city, June Nth. 1561, SUSANNAH WILSON,
wile of Joseph Harris, formeny of Lancashire, Eng
land.
The friends of the family are requested to attend
the funeral from her late residence, iw South Clinton
street, to-day at 3 P.M., without further levitation*
Railroad Time table.
The following table shows the time of arrival
and departure of the several trains on ail the rail
roads In Chicago:
cmcaeo ajtd HoarnwasTwax—dupot oob. wist
WATSB AKZ> SINZIU BTB.
Hoßxa wells Bxaxar.
Fulton P55eenga.......... 9;4i a.m. &50 a.m.
Folton Passenger 8;16 p.m, 1:40 p.m.
Freeport Passenger 9:30 am, 8:35 p.m,
Freeport Passenger 10:00 pja. 8:10 a.m.
Rockford Passenger 4:00 pjn. 11:10 a.m.
Genera Passenger 5:80p.m, 6:30 a.m.
WCSI6AX CBSTSIL.
Detroit Express **3oa.m. *ss:3o aja.
Detroit Express +8:00 p.m, $8:45 a.m.
Detroit Express .. *+10:00 o.m. *thlspmt
{Trains for Cincinnati and Zouuvtl e.)
Morning Express *6:30 a.m. *8:15 p.m.
Night Express +6.-00 p.m. $9:45 a.m.
mcmaix Bounzator— cbpot oobnbs tax sum
ASD BHX&XAN STRUTS.
...*+10:00 p.m. sa:46a.m.
Day Express
Evening Express.
Night Express...
Express, via Adrian *6:30 a.m. *9:45 a.m.
Night Express, via Adrian..+6.-00 p.m. *sß:ls a.n.
prrreßmio. port wain* and cmcieo.
MaUandAccommo(!aUoii..*4;4oa.m. *4:10 p.m.
Day Express *6:30 a.nu *B:lsp.m.
Mall Express... +&00 p.m. *9: lop.m.
Night Express —..+10:10 p.m. JB* 4'a.m.
Cm. 4 LooisylUe Exp reel..+9:4 p.ra. 18:85 a.m,
{Connecting t cith P'nntylvania Central B. B.)
Lcstc PiUebanj,. 3:00 am. 4:86 p.m. 8:46 pmx.
“ Harrisb’sr.. 1:20 pun. 1:45 a.m. fcOOaja.
Arrive Fhiladel.., 6:30 p.m. a.m. 10:10 aja.
“ N. York. *
tU
Allen ton
“ N. York..
Tia VKWBp.m. 1406 m. StM pjn.
Fhiladel. f
“ Baltimore.. 6:40 p ja. 7:00 a.m. 11:50 a.m,
“ - Waah’ton^.^Xp ! m._l&Boa.a. &tf)p.m.
cnraxxATt aik lot.
Day Express 6:30 a.m. 830 p.m.
Night Express 9:40 p.m. 8:95 a.m.
{For Jndianapoiit ana LtminilU .)
DayExp*«s ...6:80 a.m. 6:50 p.m.
Night Express 9:40 p.m. 8:35 a.m.
ILLXHOIB crvnuL,
Bay Passenger *8:15 a, m. *lkoo p. m.
Night Passenger 79:30 p. m. •’fcOO a. m.
Kankakee Acc'n *5:15 p. m,
Hyde Park Train *6:35 a. m. *7:45 a. m.
« “ “ *12:00 m. *1:85 p.m.
“ “ u *4:00 p.m. *&9 op.m.
“ •* “ *6:lsp.m. *7.30 p.m.
CHICAGO, BUKUXQTOS AITD qtTXtJT.
Day Express 9:90 a. m. 5:15 p. m
Ntghv Express 9:15 p.m. 6:00 a.m.
MendotaAccommodatl.on 5:lBp. m. 9:80 a.m.
Express Mail 9:80 a.m. 7:30 p.m.
Nfgbl Express 9:00 p.m. 5:80 a. nr
Joliet Accommodation....4:4s p. m. 9:30 a.m.
CHICAGO AKl> BOCK ISLAHB.
DayExpresiandMaJl...... 9:46 ajn. 4:50 p.m.
Night Express 9:15 p.m. 5:15 a.m.
Joliet Accommodation . 6:10 pjn. 9:40 Am.
CHICAGO AID XZLWAUKEB RAILWAY.
St. Paul Express 10:00 a.m. &1I p.m.
Night Express 9:30 p.m. 1:00 p.m.
Waukegan Accommodation 5:20 p.m. 8:40 a.m.
Evanston Special 2:30 p.m. 4:95 pjn.
* Sundays excepted. t Saturdays excepted.
Mondays excepted. .
ISicursUms.
Basket pic-nio.—The cuik
Street and Trinity M. E Sabbath Schools will
Join to an Untcn Excursion over the new Chicago,
Burllcpten and Quincy Railroad, to
LYONBYXLLII GROVE,
OH NEXT SATURDAY,
A special train will leave the Central Depot at 9
o’clock, stopping at the railroad crossing on Michigan
avenue. Tickets for the round trip— Adults. Shots;
Children,SO cents. Je2Hiß93-3t4thp
EXCURSION
PIC-NIC
On SUTBDAT, Jane 35th,
TO WISETKA,
• 7
On the Cbl. and Mil. Railroad,
For tbe Benefit of the Sabbath Schools ofthe
First Reformed Prcbyterlan Church.
Grcands pleasantly situated on the Lake Shore, 17
miles iroiu Ibe city an l ejpeeia Iv laid on*, tor tbe
comfort and pleasure of excursioi ls«s. Abundance
of ccol water. Swum and ether amnremeils
llckeisior adul’s, 50 cents: children,2scents• to
bn had at tbe cars before starting.
Tbe Ercnrslon will start from tbe Old Milwaukee
Depot at 9 A.M. Je2l-553)-5t
T7XCUR&ION TO GENEVA
JLA island.
Saturday. Jane 25tb, 1864,
TTnlonPark Par '.Ttenben Strret Mission and Provi
dence * :hlod fabbath Schools.
Tbe most charming and beautiful eronnds to be
found.
Tickets 75 cents ; Children 23 cents.
Cars leave Wells Street tiepot at f:43, and comer
Reuben and Etnzle stieetat 9. 4tbp
piC-KIC“EXC UjßSloir,
SATURDAY, June 25th,
OntbeC.s. A Q. New Road,
TO
NAPERVILLE.
Ample arranceznects are made to accommodate a
large comber of Bxcursionl.ts to tbe village and
troves cm Naperville. Train leaves Great Central
Depot at 8:45. (distance thirty miles), arrive hame at
6:4< P M. Fare for tbe round trio for adults onl • ai.
children SO cents. Proceeds for tbe oenent of Plt
mouth Church and Sabbath School.
jel9-Vs2Q7t«tbp •
ire alarm gMcgrapij.
TO THE CITIZENS OF CHI
CAGO.
Tho work of constructing Ibe
Fire Alarm and Police Telegraph
Will be commenced In a few days.
It la desirable that It should be done In a neat
durable and permantnt manner. Telegrapn potts
placed alone tbe sidewalks are objectionable; they
are nsughtly, ard a constant source of Icconvenf
ence to proprietors ana occupants of hidings,
lbs) will recay in a few years, and came t&Tcity
coßsicerable expense to replace them.
To avoid all tnese dlfficnltes, tt is proposed to car
ry the wires over tbe tops of tho senses, fastened to
neat Iran brackets, ash done In Boiton, Washington,
St. Lonli. New Orleans, ftc. , ,
Wires pm up in this manner can hardlv be seen
from the street, need no repairin':, and will last as
long as tbe honse Itself.
In each BUnai Bog there 1b a Uabtnlng arrester
and conductor, rcnpfirisg tbe botues to which tbe
Telegraph is arseovd. MOnExcure from lightning
than they would be witcout tbe wires.
It Is hoped that toe citltens will cheerfully consent
to have the wires attached tothelrbousei, and there
by aid tbe city aathorltleain carrying out this great
pobhc improvement In theftest ms jner.
Ope ci tbe employees of the Telegraph wnl call cn
tnfeowners of buildings to obtain their permlsalon
to use the same ma will give all required tnlorma
tlcn m relation to the manner offastenlngthsl wires,
4c.. ftc. U. P-HaLßßla,
Jaa-k4lft6Htp Chief Engineer Fire Department.
'3Egc anb 35ar I-nfirmctg.
BLINDNESS,
DEAFNESS, GRANULATED LIDS,
DISEASES GF THE AIR PASSAGES,
CATIBACT, AHAUHOSIS,
Oron-Bye.
Dr. Ererson’s Chicago Eye & Ear
INFIRMARY! . •
And Clinic Institute, 194 Booth Clark Street.
If von |are afflicted with any of the above diseases,
yon win b<s> subserve yo«r welfare anu literestj py
calling tat tbe above place ana examining (h'j Dra
evlrenos of abUitv ana aneceeg.
je2G-kf9B-it BTT* fettbp
amusements.
pOLONEL WOOD’S MUSEUM.
COL. J.H. WOOD* CO.. .Pi oprieSprs and Managers.
A.D.BBABLHY.... .Director of Allurements.
6KAH» IAVIHII
This afternoon at an o'clock—admittton V cents to
ell pare of the hecae—when wIU be prsasotsi the
elegant Comedy o(
THS LOTS KNOT.
The afternoon aad evening entertainments to eon
elnde with iTTWI HQ! OCT.
la the evening the performance will commence
with the Comedy of
A CUBA FOB THB HBABTACHB*
Monday—UN CLM TOM’S CABIN.
FBlCKß.—AUmisMonto Museum aad Leetaru Boom,.
M cents. Children under twelve yean, li esata.
Dress circle and Parquet*. JB eentt extra. Prtvuta
Boxes. S3 aad $9 no extra charge tor Bwsrved
Beats. Box Book open from 10 a. M. to s_P. M.
Doors cf Lecture Boom open at TM o'clock. Curtain
rises at b o’clock-
V’The (treat Museum, with Its over 858J0B Curi
osities I The la visible Lady 1 The Bnorsow Amort
csnGisnteeel Fight Feet high, and weUDtng over
m Pounds I will *»«ar nightly. Miss Amtr. flyeAru
old, and 10 incheslufh I the Inset BmaaiAdyln tee
World. JeAQWAIw
lif o YIC KER’ S THEATRE,
IT I Madison street, between Slate and Dearborn.
MeVlckeraad Myers. Managers.
THB GBBAT ACTRESS
MATILDA HERON,
AFTERNOON AND EVENING.
CAMILLE
IN THB AFTERNOON AT TWO O’CLOCK.
THE BELLE OF THE SEASON } Or,
The Days of Shoddy,
IN THB EVENING.
At each performance a Grand Dance by VLLB
AUOUBTA.
Variety theatre,
115 and U7 Dearborn street. ..
c. U. CHADWICK A CO., Bole Letees and Manager*.
T. L. PITCH, Actinic and Stage Manager.
11 NEW STARS 11
Are engaged and will appear prior to July lib.
ENGAGEMENT OF
DIONS, MARTINI CHIRISKI,
Wire Performer, Juggler and Ventrlloqalit* ina
CUAXPIO!* or TH« WOULD.
Immense snccesa of Mr. COLLINS, tbe nn
approachabla Clog Dancer and Ethiopian Comedian.
Monday evening. June 37th. first appearance of
MIasFANNT THOMPSON, the beaatlimoaaaease.
Doors open at o’clock. Curtain rlsee at 8 Va’clk.
Scab* or PBicaa:—Parquette. 3B eta; Dress and
Family Circle, M eta: Private Boxes. SB.OO. Single
■eats in Boxes. 50 cents. myfiS-hllS-lw
/"'(RAND SANITARY FAIR
\3T AND CELEBRATION
At Bockfordy July 4, 1864*
The Committee on Decorations would reipeetfn'ly
solicit Item the citizens of Chicago, the loan or do
nation of Worn of Art. for the onrposes of ante or
decoration In Moral Boil, Agriealtaral Fair Grounds,
doiltgiheday ofceleorati.it. consisting ef paint-
Inca statuary, eneravlats, ca'dnM* of minerals,
shells, insects and bird*: farcy cone, bead and sell
work, wax fruits and flower*, embroidery, tboto
grants; paclt-r-aeche, terra colba end Parian wart,
gold and sliver neb aquaria, ana staffed buds. Also.
Bo* er Hands, pot plants, garritu fountains sad orna
ments, boqueu, Ac. All donatloas will bo gratefully
acknowledged, and all loans receipted for a nd return
ed in good order. To be sent to Rockford by Satur
day, ..uiy Sd. to the care o the undersigned. The
day.tbe cause and tne object, are aufSeient appeal*
to the symoatbiea of apatrtot'r people.
jo»-kl00*2t4thp W.T,aifITRKiT, Chairman.
XT Chicago Times, Journal and Post pleats copy.
/ZJ.RAND BALLOON ASCEN
\A BI0N9!
MONDAY, July 4th, 1861.
At Washington Skating Park, W. S.,
TWO MAGNIFICENT BALLOONS!!
In which FIVE PERSONS will ascend!
Pr Each ticket admits you to the Balloon Rxhlbl
tlona and splendid Panorama of Balloon Voyages*
See descriptive bills lor particulars.
J. il. KINNRr. Agent.
City papers copy X. d. jeli-k7S4-Bt4tLp
S. B. HOWES
BeppectfnUy Info mu the public tbst he has returned
to America after an absence of seven years in Ed*
rope, bringing with him the
Host Complete ud ittnetlra
CIRCUS
tbs world has ever seen, combining In Itself aU the
GREAT EQUE&TRUH ARTISTS
of England and Continental Europe, numbering
neany one bnndred male sad female artists. In ad
dition to cue who stand* without a peer among the
celebrities ot the age, via :
CROCKETT, the lift Twer,
with a den of
SIX ENORMOUS LIONS,
fresh from the foreit, untamad and unrubdned save
by this MAGNLPOrBNT BEAST CONQI7BBEB,
whoie danng exploit at Astley’s Amphitheater, Lon
000. woo enaurlng fine. Thlsgioriona act coo*
BlMed to coin* alone into a whole herd of beasts
which baa escaped from (belr cage and devoured a
poor fe.lcw who fell In their vay,and by bis MTBTB
PIOUS POWKB qaelllog their rage and thtrat for
blood, and leading thembac* to their cage. He will
appear in each performance In tbelr econnousdan,
fetd them wltb uw cut from hU naked band,
and demonstrate h's control over them by making
tbru perform a number of maneuvers and novel ero
lotions.
~ 1:55 p.m.
Ur. HOWES, with a desire to gratify the nnlvsrtsl
public, as well ss his immediate patrons, announces
a grand
GRATUITOUS EXHIBITION,
which the people of Europe flocked by thousands
from distances often to twenty miles to witness; a
GORGEOUS PAGEANT,
more brilliant toan ever beheld by mortal eyes since
the days of Chivalry or the splendors of the
FIELD OF THE CLOTH OF GOLD.
In this great procession wfU appear the GRAND
CHARIOT OF >EOLUB,
with the fall Opera Band; followed by the elaborately
beautiful
GOLDEN CAB OF PARIS,
and containlcg an
ALLEGORICAL TABLEAU OF AMERICA,
represented by groups of beautiful females, classically
draped.
lo complete this beantlfal picture, Mr. Crockett,
to the wondrr and admiration of every one, enters
the den and leads out a large
LIVING LION IN THE STREET,
and at the word of command bounds with a terrific
hap to the top of the Tableaux car, w-ere It grace*
indy c oucbtsht the feet oi (a Lady) the QodoVssof
Liberty, representing the aeconciJltuou of Great
Britain to toe Independence of the United States in
A. D. 17SS. Around are placed beautiful g-rls,
rvprfseitlng Europe, Aafm. and Africa, wnlle
Troth ard Justice stand by. Thu Magnificent Perl*
patetie Picture will be followed by
NEPTUNE’S SEA CHARIOT,
Chinese Chariot of Ocnfuclua, the massive Care of
Lyons, and otner Chariots, Cars, Berlins el ezqmalta
worsmanablp, drawn by detachments of the mag.
Llflcen' stud of Foreign Horses, and succeeded by the
-whole Troupe of Artists, Including the most beautl*
lul LADY tvIHEBS in the world. Toe whole forming
the most attractive ooMoor display ever witnessed
on the American Continent.
THE CIRCUS COMPANY
numbers upward* of 309 ÜBK and Hones, and 13 of
the nn%ll«.i Shetland Ponies ever seen In ttua coun
try, Among tbe performers
FROM LONDON
are Ur. James Cook, Win. Armstrong, Hr. Klnkaid,
and Mr. George Wilson.
FROM PARIS.
Messrs. Osmond, Dnprez, Albert and Henry Lemaltre.
Gustave Tbalbert, Jaquer, Pindbcmme, Bmlle Le-
Clere, and Arm ana Feral.
ELAD’LLE CABLOTTA Dl BEBO,
Principal Equestrienne from tbe Clrqna Napoleon
FROM LONDON.
Miss Blanche Watscn. Miss Grace Holloway, Mbs
Rose Mowbray, Miss Emily Groycr, and m»w Char*
lotte Nelson.
FROM PARIS.
MTle Carlotts De Berg, M'tle Julie Amoor, MHa Bml*
Us Etolile, MTle Mane D’Angrl, and M’lio Bngenle
Duval.
Together with
FOUR CLOWNS.
Mr. Cronset and Sam Watkins, from London; Mon
sieur Nerl, from Paris} and Sam Long, the popular
American Jester.
With a Lott of others, and a troupe of Riders, Lady
Kqneatnenoes. Coryphee*, vaulten, etc.
uEORQtt WILSON, ot Asttey’s, Equestrian Direct
or. Leader oi Orchestra, Prof. Beeves.
WILL rXBTOBW AT
CHIGAG-O,
Comer of Twelfth and State Streets,
nONDAT
TUfeM>AY
WEDNESDAY.
Ihnnday, Friday and Saturday, Jnno
23d, 2-ltb and 25th,
CHANCE OF LOCATION
TO THE NORTH SIDE, OH SUPERIOR BTSSBT,
BETWEEN CLARK AND LiSALLE.
Two performances dally, afternoon and evening,
commencing at 7ft ana 7>4 p. M.
Admission 50 cent*.
Children nrder twelve 73 cent*.
Tbecotnpant Inteno visiting tbe lollowing place*
according to tbe date* given below:
JUNE—dotday,27lb, waukesan;2Bth, Kenosha
Wednesday, 39th, Baclse; Thursday, Mtb, Mllwac
see
JULY—Friday, Ist, Milwaukee; Batnrkay, 3d, Wan*
kesba; Monday, 4to, Watertoan; Tnisday, 8m
Honton; Weonesday, 6th, Fon da Lac: Thursday.
7th, Oihkosh; Friday, Bth, Berlin; Saturday, 9th.
Rlpon; Monday, u>n, Waupon; Tuesday, uu?
Heaver Dam; Wednesday, 13th, Columbus: Thursday.
City; Friday, tsih, Lodi; Saturday-
Ittb.Maclson; Monday,l3tn, Whitewater; Inesday.
19th. Janesville; WodnesdSf ,20th, Beloit; Thursday,
Friday. 22d, Bockford; Saturday,
SSd.Treeport; Monday, fcth, Mr.mroe; Tuesday,26to,
Warren; Weaneadsy, 37th, Shn'iaujjg ; Thursday,
»tb,PlattvllJe; Friday, 29th, Dubuque; Saturday,
actb.Oalma. *
AUGUST—Mood ay, Ist, Mount Carroll; Tuoadsy,
2d. Hurling; Wednesday, Sd, Dixon: Tharsdav,4th
An-boy; Friday, tth, Mendota; Saturday, 6tb, 03.
tawa: Vradav, Bth. Laaalle; Tuesday, Mb, Prince,
ten; Wednesday, loth, Heoonsect* Tbnnday, lith
Oeneseo; Friday,l3tb Bock Island; Saturday, 13th
DavenportiMondav.Uib. Mnseatlne: Tuosdsy.lSth'
Wappeio; Wednesday, 17ih. Burlington; Tfureday
18tb, Monmouth; Frl*ay.l9tb.6aleabur*; Patnnlay
aotb. Fsrralnvton';Monday. SM, Peoria; Tnijday
23d, Pekin: Wednesday, 94th. BToomlngtoa;Tbnr*
day. 35th, Clinton; Friday, 26th, Decatur; Saturday.
>7th,Lincoln; Monday,29th, B rtngfleld.
jefrkSMt -
dljicaso Bribing
CHICAGO DRIVING PARK AS
BOCIATION.
• ON SITVBDAT. JVRS 25T8,
ron a
Handicap Purse of $l5O.
James Van Etta enter* hlk. g. Black Dianas*
harness.
tv. Peabody entersbro< ■. Beovw Dtcpr.to wago*,
C. B- f-mnb enter* a. g. Job* Paul, to wag an.
Trotting cotnreaees at 8 o’clock.
ADHI6SIUN M CENTS.
]c36-kBBI-lt itbp
Siutton Soles.
QBEAT SALE OP
Hones, Mans, Males aid Fades,
AT AUCTION.
OaTHUPSDAT, Jaae asm, at 10 o'clock, at Memn,
Avery's Cattle Yards, at Uhlteh'h Hotal flubies. cor
ner of BteggoM Puss aad Bute streets,
Atent TO Haraeiy Baits, Balm aid
Paaka, aalukla (hr Carrlaia, Sa«*
gy, Tmm sr tks Saddle.
The above sale presents a ram ehaaee to purehaae
a Bern at a great Bargain. aa they will be aotd with
out rt>«ve for cash. They cab be seem mart rue mined
ea the day before aad oa ta> merulag of the isle.
JeaAkmet ft. A. BP CTERS A CO., Aaefre.
REGULAR SATURDAY'S
B ALB —Household Goods, Brandy ta Cask, he.
AT AUCTIO9,
On SATURDAY. Jens is h. at sw o’clock, at But
ters' Auction Rooms m Portland Bloc*, corner of
Dearborn aid Wasalegtoa streets.
NEW FURNITURE—Consist lag of New Chamber
Set*. Bedstead* Bureaus. he.
SECOND HANi» >kkMTUßh—Consistingof,age>
ersi vsrletv of Bosseholo Qo-'ds.
CAbPBTB-Oua nearly new Brussels Carpet, Persian
gstura, about 80 yards. Several mew aad second-
PAIR PO?IR8 AND ROCK AWAY.—One pair ot
Borrel Ponies, wail broke, fast travelers, kind
every way, seven and eight years old. One good
Bcskawsy.
COD FISH—IX4B tr- Prime Cod Pish,
AT U O’CLOCK.
PlANOS—Several Fiaooa an' Meiodeoa.
BOSSES, BT7GCT ABO H ABBESS—Several HOTaOO,
Boner and Hudw.
Jei»>A«7Mt WM. A. BUTTERS 4 CO.. Aaefr*.
T|RT GOODS. YANKEE NO
-1 9 XIOSB, Clotting, Boots ant Shoe*. Ac.,
AT AUCTION.
On WADNBSDAT, Jana 2*h, at 9l< o'clock, at
Baiter*’ Auction Boom*. in Portland Block, comer of
Wa»Mcgton and Dearborn Btrreu
J*4s-aß6«t WM.I BUTIEB3 A CO- Anefn.
Rosewood, mahogany
AND BLACK WALNUT VESEKB3,
AT AUCTION.
On TUESDAY, Jom# 23th. at o'clock. at Bat
ters* Anciton Koomi, lQ Portland Block* corner of
Dearborn and Washington atreets.
12,000 ft. Boaewood, Kahegany and
Bl’k Walnni Veneers, branch Aplaln.
JeW-k£B3-4l WM. A. BUTTERS A CO„ AocfTS.
JJEAL ESTATE AUCTION
BRYAN HALL,
Wednesday, Jane 39tb« at 3X
O’clock, P, a.
The roles hitherto adopted will be strictly oh
served— the minimum price, or lowest bid enter
tained, tr oe openly announced, and HO BY-BID-
Ditto ob deception or ant kind all jwkd.
The sellert to furnish abstract sbowAr* good title—
er no sale. Purchasers at former sales made good
bargains,andtaye realized handsome profits. The
following la a partial list:
SOUTH WATER STREET-First class rental prop*
any 140 ft.la depth,in ihcLaflta Block. Minimum
qnltelow. '
NORTH WATER STREET—Brick Store, renting
well, deep lot with Hirer front.
CANAL BTREET—Between Randolph and Lake, foil
depth lot. renting wetL
KlkZlK STREET—East of Dearborn, 80 fl. front,
with buildings
RANDOLPH STREET—Quite near the bridge ex-
Cflimt property.
WELLS Si RE ET—36xlo6 feat to alley, north of Polk
sir* et Minimum only s9oo—a bargain.
MADISON STREET— 800 fret by 2M feat. latbe
clear, to an alley. Considerable ever an acre In
the beat portion of the We-.t Division, between
Ana and Elizabeth streets, at a has gala. Will bo
sold in 50 ft loti, or as • whole. See advertisement
elseuh-re.
OAKURWALD—A beautiful lot fronting Woodland
Park in the subdivision aeiolnin* the tomo of
Dourlas, being slot *old by beoaCar Douglas, and
coarejed with good title.
MICHIGAN. WABASH, INDIANA, PBAIBII AND
CALUMET AVB;*UKS—A number of Ijta on these
favorite Avenues. Seme lota in the Herrington
m i, mlnlznnm only BW. Ind*aoa Arenas near
llth street, 28x111 tt. to a 34 ft. alley, mlulmum 849,
Ac., Ac.
WEST WASHINGTON BTBEKT—Lots west ofTJnloa
Park irontingSouth. and full depth. Very deair
able redo eace property near the Park.
WEJ-T LAKE STHE ST—Several hou*« and lots—ex*
cel ect property, th* particulars to be had in T.B.
Bryan’s Real Estate Office.
LOW PRICED PROPERTY CHEAP—Three 10t5.14,
iSbßdiS olorkZT, Soota Branch Auomon.iaofc.
aq-aieena corner, Minimum only 812 Also Lot
B.Block 13. School Seenon near aalsced audinh
(Weet, mlntmumoulv *lB. Severalauborban places
osar ih* Junction.and the Park Seminary. Ac., Ac.
Faitti ulam ***n bn ascertained in TSOS. B. BRT
AN'dß«a)EstateOtttre,Brian Ball.
GILBERT* SAMPSON, Auetloneera.
Je2Bk-Bsß-M4thp •
OVER AN ACRE IN THE
HBABXOFTBECITr
FOR SALE AT THE
BRIAN HALL AUCTION,
Wednesday, Jane 20, at 3)f P, M.
Tbe non-resident owner ef a lot MO feet franc sa
West Uadis n ne«r Ana street, with a clear depth of
3< 0 feet to alley-high and beautiful ground-will of
fer it for sale fnwhole or In lots, st the auction Sals
of THOa.B. B*YA>’a ‘teal Estate OSes, whera de
tails can now be learned. See ths Regular Au-.tlon
Bsle advertisement. JeSs-hSTI-SUtbp
CTOFSEHOLD FURNITURE,
.1 M elegant French and Cottage Chamber Suits,
first quality of Silver-Diated Ware. Carpets, Ollco
Dealra. Ivory-bandied Table Cntlary, Ac., at
AUCTION. at our aalacrooma 46 and <3 Dearborn aL.
•D TUBSDAX. Jana 38. at 9U o’clock.
lea»k6Bl*7l GILBERT w SAMPSON, AnetTs,
CATALOGUifI SALE BY THE
CRATE AND BOX.—to cratesb«*tt White Crock
ery and 456 boxes Tamblers AT AUCTION on Tens.
Dat, Jane 50th, at 10K o’clock, at onr rooms. 48 Dear
born street. The goods are all of the beat quality
and style, from tbe manufactory of James Ed sranb
A Bona. Further particulars in a few days. Parties
wSsoing a catalognewlil oleare write for one.
telO-kaCP-Ot GILBERT A SAMPSON, Anefra.
JFox gale*
C'OB SALE, —A fine Stallion lor
JL sale,orwoald eictatgi ferreal estate. Hals
considered one of the best horse* tn the western
country. Apply.fer one week, to PET*B BHIMP,
93 uomoa street. Je9>a9o7-U
FDR SALE—The furniture and
lease of boarding house No, 376 Sooth Clark
street Now doing a goodbuslness. For particulars
apply on the premises. jef9-kSS3»U
"CIOR SALE—Chiokeiing Piano.
A 1 C«at,foarmnnthßHlnce.967s.altta maaufacta*
rer’s; elegantly finished rove wood esse, carved legs,
solid ro-ewood nanldings. A fine horse, worm
9SQO or floe, would be tsk«n a* part pay. Those
wanting alowpMra,cheappiano, need not apply.
Addrit J. P.vAN DORAJS Drawer 6428. Chicago,
HI., or call at 888 Indiana street. Js2s-kßi3-7t
FDR SALE—The stock and fix
tnresofa first class Grocery, situate! on the
lockatMvrienes.ani ooeor tne best locations on
the Carnal] for bnslut at. Bea*on for selling want of
cvpltaL RV," P. O. Box Al.orea'l
at the store, Marseilles, LaSalle co.. 111. Je3s-k9142t
FDR SALE—Cheap, one second
hand Phestnn. nearlv'new; one second-band
Concern Boggy, two now Top Bugttes. one Family
Carriage. The shove will be sold at a bargain. In*
qntre at the darrlaize Fsatory of JOHri H- KLINB,
96 North Jefferson street, Chicago. J625-U74 it
I?OR SALE—2OO harrels Carbon
X OUbj B. F.QUIMBY&CO. JeM-MOl-it
FDR SALE—An A No. 1 three
minutes, untrained for speed, Family Carriage
Bone, dlscrlbcdasfoliows: Bark dappled bay, 15#
ban<in bipb.H years old. welch j 1,13S Bs- For further
particulars Inquire at KUPRICK'S Stable, Randolph
street; of B. w, ALLEN. jeR-kSli«3t
PDR SALE— Cheap, the lease, fix
tores ard good will of a first-lass Bakery in
this dry. now doing a good pat lag business. Satis*
factory reasons win be given for selling For parttc*
übr» artery, tor one week, Boz-J&q. fjblesgo. HI.
FDR SALE—One gosecond
h»n<* ton platform stSfic. Apply to GKO.
W. ADAM 8. In rear of 130 Water-Bt., Chicago.
1e24-kii3lot '
FOR SALi^-Tne lease, stock and
fiztuisgyCra hotel saloon, doing a good business,
frtoek emAtt and will be sold cheap, as the parties
wlrU to Uave the dry. Address P. O. Box63l,Chicago.
j334-a79y-2t
F3R SALE— Engines and Boilers.
Superior double Engines, 80 horse power sad*,
end boilers of full capacity tor tbe engines—all ot
first-cla-s materla’s and wcrkmaoshlo—heater. cut
off governor, Ac. For sale at a bargain, Apolvper*
sonal.y or by letter to £.A. LAY A CD., ias Sooth
Water street, Chicago. Je34-kSM-6C
"OOR SALE.—A Gig,built in good
JL style, a most sew. will bs roll cheap. Alias
second-band Letter A Singer Sewing Machine. Ap
ply at 75 Dearborn street. Jc3vkSS-St
T7OR SALE—Seed Buckwheat.
Ju 100 bbls. of choice New York Buckwheat, for
seed, cheap. SQEUMAN, HALL A Pot'S. 9l Booth
Water s-rcet. Je23-kT64-8t
FDR SAIE - The good will, stock
and fixtures of a Millinery Store, centrtlly lo
cated. doing a good trade and established for tour
teen vests. This Is a rare opportunity for any one
desiring io e ntrr into tbe trade. For farther partic
ulars address “ M AB," Tribune office. Je63-a63Mt
FOB SALE—A first class Grocery,
Lease, Stock and Fixtures, now doing a good
business, located on one oi tbe best thoroughfares la
this city, or would l>ke an active pa tner with a cath
capital of tu op. on* thousajtd dollars. Heisau
texsAlllig. want of capital. Address “ Kstail Gro
c*b, m Chicago Tribune office, with full name and
where an interview may no bad. Je23-k715-U
.Jane 201b
.June tl lag
.June 22d
SALE—Large Drug Bu:i-
J. nets. Jn extensive dm* boose In one of the
largest dries in this ntstels offered for isle, Coa ac
count of the Jlmeseof the owner.) It ia % raieopppr
tunny for an energetic boaiiees mw (nanlro of
FULLEB, FINCH ft FULLER. Jett-k6S« iw
F3R SALE—lake Street Steam
Flooring Mills. Tbli mill hia five nut of atone,
power cleaning and boltlnz apparatus. of tbe best
cider, and everythin* complete and now mooing.
My 111 tea'lh latbertaam lor tbe sale. Panic* do*
airing can apply to me at tbe mill, corner Weac Lake
axd Leeplal&ea atreete, or to MURRY NKL'ON ft
CO., ZHsontb water street. J. s. STBVKuS. Post
Office Box 8301. Chicago, lillaols. je«k6»at
TJIOR SALE.—One fifteen Horse
JL Power Portable Es*tae.tvo 15, one 20, two 29,
ose SO Hone Power Btailonary Engines, with Dollars;
abo one Upright Drill, Circular Saws, Saw Arbor,
Cianes, Ke<t>s,and Pattern for Founder*. For par
ticulars Inquire at2B State, or address Fuat Office
Fox 2539, Chicago, . Je2l-kS74-8»
TTOR SAXE—An undivided half of
X? a Machine Shop aaftTools. situated In Chicago.
Said shop la well stockM with tools, and dotoe a
gcod ana profitable bosioaaa. To any owe wtsuiag
to tav»st in a XDannl«ctDrtng bostress, this afforda a
rare opportunity. Addreaa P. 0.8014111, Chicago.
jeki-kfo-lw
17 OR SALE.—Valuable MiU Prop.
X 1 ert) Liberty steam miV. sltaated on the
MlMbsippl river, nmeiy mlics below see cUyofSt,
Louis, «n Randolph county. Illinois. Is now offered
for tala. Ibis min Is a substantial live story s om
building withfonr run of four foot Preach Bam,
with machinery of caps' ley to manufacture two
hundred aadflity barren of dour dtßy, aodta»tcn
atru In th« very best wheat prodncbsc region sot the
£tat*rf IV loots, aa wih appear by relerßace of the
mar Tbe property will be sold cb-ap
tor cash Application may be made to JOSEPH EL
HOLMES on tbe premises, or »e KlkfBAL ft dBR
TER, No. 10 Pine street. St. Louis, or D. "LOCK, No.
23 River street. Chicago. leia kSK-lw
*Ual ißsta«-Coimttg,_
Sr"SALE—At a biraain, a very
desirable lot of two and a half aeree.o*abUff
seventy feet bigb,oa tb* shore at Lake Forest* hav
ing a splnald view ef the Lake. Alao for sale, ten
act t a of excellent garden or Ana land, a little somh
of tne town. The whole will be told at a aaeritee.
For further parOcwlats eddxca P. O.BoxIJJ\CaK
taco.lU. Ma iea^3M4g
170DND-A Dark Brown Howe,
X 1 which the cwnvr can have by proving proper y
aadpsytng chargee to J.8.Y08, a(22S MadiKiast.
Bouibalde JeMMSMI
AT 13 O’CLOCK.
jfimnb.
Keol Sstate-€tti
EOR BALK—South Water street
tMi atfcw Mm Pnpotr at* bates
h Water ateaat mm efcaa# far cask. Alte
aa mtena* (30 tamter tl a teeuM kvite- te?
>• tea* oa Mate wwar »aar B*a*e-Tary rtiSibla
gmirty. Casa] straw fall daote i«t,a*i»OTas**r
BaMafok.vi'feateer Hnw ywwty, tor •'•l*
THOtekjßlAjr»Baal*t»teOteoa. Jaammi
pOR SALK—A Resideios-liot on
A WafcMfe areata, <BxiV.toa»anar(aaar Col.
g»«M*'a).aoa*teaai. Tteala a great lmg*l». *te|
■nrtfTOS.raraw OajsatM* Apply to P*Sm
ggOtfeWMaioamoat. jag-MMli
TTOR bALE—Let*I Loti! Good
• from tin to BaMraebsatoW
<*S ea^ wlU ■*°* V*!?
iff? — weeiimtt
s^s.yfcjgwe *Bleabell an dJNoB’o street*.
on West Like,
fssauw sra
gycr K ra ,!So P .%°^°;^^
Klanteo—Agents.
WANTED-A few energetic, re-
.?, CD 40,1 ««edT and profitable «Q.
5?. a *i ®J rtBT - W Blcgiey-one apian
did Tolome. royal octavo, i.'«oo paces. ensdl a*i-A
gyp. ss b, «;ts^sf.,* , iffjass
WANTED—Agents and Book
-4▼ J •ellera Raymcndto Hlitorr of tbe A-lmtnl*-
(ration oi President Lucoln—text book of me can*
patoo. RetaUpnco filAB: sent by mall on receipt of
pxlce. Life of Central Gnat at tune prior. Can.
varaern wanted everywhere to *«li th-ae and otter
popular wotka Adorns CLARK A co„ 81 Waab-
Box 4721. Ch!ci|o,llL TiS
WANTED —20 good canyasaers
▼ T to tell By aev engraving entitled*' Home
on a Furlough." engraved bv John Sir tain. Phila
delphia- 35,100 ctplea told In Near England alone.
One of my old agenta wrlt-a me: “ 1 mrer have
Mtn any tblo# that began toaelllike it." For par.
tientora call at 16 Portland Block. P. O. Box SUB.
Chicago,llL SAMI nLPIKB. Je3»k3»»ea
WANTED—Agents wanted to
, » v a«U tbe Improved >e» RaglandPatnfly 9ew
liuc Machine. Price CReea DolUia. TT.il EVANS,
General Aeest for tbe Nortbw»at. AdareaaP.O.
Drawer.*>l6B, Chicago, 111. Office Morrlaoa’a Slock.
155 bonifa Clark airtet, room bo. 6. np stain.
Je2tk'>9llir
TXTANTED—Efficient Agents in
T T every county to bUi " Got. uaymond’a H!»-
fry of tbe Adinlnlitration of Prr«l3ent Lincoln,"
'‘General Grant ana hu CampalgasJ* •• Mltcbel *i
yew Gtneral ailm." atm "Steob ua* Eighty Xears’
irocreeaofthe United titate*"-tne best woresn
tant for agents. Either of the first two sent pre-raid
on receipt or retail orlee. fl-SB. Addnas J. N.
WHltf UaU, No. 10a Waablngton at., eo r- Clark. obl«
cag o, m, P. O. Box 3396. j 020-ktsa 6;
“WANTED—Agents. $75—5150.
"To ten Sewing Machines. We wIU give s
commission on all bihcdlqcs sold, or employ scents
who will wort for the above wages sod s 1 excesses
paid. Addiess D. B. HBBtiIMXUN * CO-. i»e roit,
Mich. Je»k72W: *
“IX7ANTED.—Agents wanted to
▼ ▼ se>l the most “ Woaderfai Invention of the
Age**—so Instrument sod fall mstraetlons by watch
any lady or gentleman csa take a perfect iiken-s*.
Bent free on receipt of 3<) ceats. Agents are moving
SIS a day. Every famUr should bare one and ta<e
i«K own likenesses. Town and country rights for
sale. Address M. DB GtiANB, care *» Broadwa/.
hew 1 or*. le^-kMMt
VV ANTED—Agents to sell onr
* * unrivalled Prize Packages, wit* which we give
free a splendid box of Jewelry to every scent. Alsc.
toseiloor fine Photographic Albans, Card Photo*
graphs, War Maps ssa fast-ee'Hoc boots Par par*
ttcmart call on or address C. M. DUH-S a CO.. 18i a
184 Clark-st, Chicago. PI. Jc3l.k3B3*at
Xl7ANTED—Efficient Agents
▼ v wanted to ten someoi the best works for
agents now out, including Indian 3l*nact> in Mln
naaota, Bleloryot Lmco’n’s AdmleUtratlos, Life ot
Gtn. brant, Btnr ot vetO'enem, ac. Can at Boom
Mo. 11, Ueibodiat Church Block, or address wi»h
stamp O.C GIBB3, P. O. Drawer flMi, Chicago, lIU
Je3i-kyj7gt
\JtT ANTED—I2,SOO to S3,oooper
» v year. A good chance to make money. An
agent la wantad in every town lathe Union to man*
mactnrean article of dally consumption. Can he
manufactured In the agents dwelling. It la entirely
new, secured by copyright Sale as permanent as
floor. Any person wishing a paying business will do
well to improve, this* cashes. For foil Informs*
tlon address (with stamp enclosed) _
L. P. COBLENTZ,
Je2o-k33g*7t Middletown, Md.
TX7ANTED—Agents for Schmnck-
T v er’t History ot the BebeUlo»—(SngUak and
German.) Two volume* now ready, completing the
history to the fall of Vicksburg and Port Hudson,
The engravings are by Sartain. Thin work la now
too well and lavormbiy known to ne*d comment.
Also, agents for the popular agency book, Chroal
eleaof the Bebellloa. oy Dr. Scott, of Memphis. a
humorous and highly Interesting work, on which
agents are remarkably Pnec flAa. a*od
for circulars and fail panleolarsto C. F. VBST A
CO., Publishers, U3 Dearborn street, Chicago, lU.
jelMSa-lOt
Wf ANTED—Agents wanted. Jnst
v v published, Raymond's History of ihe AdmlnlM
tration of Pteeldeatidocoln. B*tall price giAO. Sam*
pie copies sent on receipt of the price. We want
food men to engage la the sale of this popular work,
very body waits It, AC dr** CLARK a CO.. 87
Box47£U
TyANTED—2OO active,intelligent
v v agents wanted to sell the great natural
Weather indicator, an article everybody waits.
Thousands already testify to its usefulness, it has an*
denone the most scrutinising tests of smenttfle men,
ana as a Barometer pronooncad unequalled. Pleas
ant business. Ready sals. Mo competition. Send
stamp for dreular. Adorsa BAMUIL PXKH,Mo.I4
Portland Block. Chicago. P. O. Box 3391.
jfrs-b43fMw
IX7AN TED—Agents. Young la-
V v glee can sell hone reds of Briggs’ Glam Hark*
tsg Pena, for marktrg an labrim without a prepare*
Uoa even Ztoae and Towelling. They cannot spatter
orccrrode. Sample mailed on receipt of 25centa-
re tall price. B. B- LAM DOM. Agent,
Je3-hß4glßt 99 Lnke street, Chicago, DL
WANTED—Disabled officers and
v T soldiers, honorably discharged from the ser
vice, and 1* want of employment peculiarly adapted
to their cor ditloo, should addrvsnp. o. Drawer 804
Chicago, 111., giving date of discharge ana name of
eompar y and regiment discharged from.
myTh-gTSUIm
WASTSD.-P par month! I mat Ixnti it
vv 969ftmonth, enxniii paid, to cell my Eri»
iastixo Fnciu. OsmrrxL Bimms, ftnd thmeaa
other new. useful sad curious arc cl a. Fifteen dr
cnlftn tent ran. AddreM JOHB F/LOBD, Blddfr
fold. Malms. myi-oawha
Scathing.
BOARDING. —An unfurnished
room and board, for a gentleman and lady, can
b- fennd at N0.4 Aberdeen street, near Madison,
nl’hnseof gaaandbithroom. jeSa-MBMt
IJO Alt DING.—A pleasant suit of
J—F front rooms, mnfarnlihed. with good board, can
be obtained by applying at MB Wabash avenue.
frtMrtarat
IJOAKDING.-A few vacancies
_U for ilogle gentlemen, also two pleasmit rooms
forgentlerntn and wives, at S4 Washington street,
between State street and Wsba'h avenue. Three day
beardei s can also be seeommodated. jslkkßs6.lt
BOARDING. —A Gentleman and
bis wife, or a few single gentlemen, can obt da
desirable b*aid. In a private famlly.where all the
comforts of a home can be enjoyed. Please call on
"G B,” S3 State street. leti-kStMt
BOARDING. —One or two unfor
nlabed rooms to rent, with board, in a pleasant
location, with a private family, where no other
boarders are kept, suitable lor gentleman and their
wives or tingle gentlemen. Inquire at SM West
Lake, or address P.O. Box C 067, Cmlesgo.
JeSIMMt
BOARDING. —A few gentlemen
can ebtain good rooms and board at 218 Fulton
street lettttlSM
"D CARDING.— One or two very
JL> ccsirable rooms to rent with board. References
exchanged. Inquire at let West Washington street.
Je*4-k8«-2t
Boarding.—a few first class
boarders can find good accommodation, with
good board and pleasant rooms, at m Indiana street,
a itw doors e«sc of Clark street. North Division. S
frw day boarders can be accommodated. Terms
reatcnahle. je23-ksdWt
BOABDIN 6.—Pleasantrooms and
good board can be bad at the Jennings bouse,
SBS Bomb Clark street, at 53.00 per week. Also two
or three line tolls of unfurnished rooms forfcnllles
ircalied for immediately. GaTLORD A 3VEBLE,
Proprietors. jerbk696*4t
®0 3Kmt.
TO RENT—Two pleasantly fnr
tlsbed Fooms. without board, st *3 Quincy it.,
between State ana Clark. jcaS-kBU-lt
T’O BENT.— Gentlemen visiting
_l. tbe city can be aceommodited with airy, com
fortable lodgings, without boa’d. at from any cotta
So one dollar per day, at No. >3 South Water street,
near the mint la Central Depot, the principal Hotel*
and the who ovale buduess of the city. Kooaato
rent to permanent lodgers by the week or month.
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TO RENT—A large pleasant for
zlsbed room, with board, suitable for a gentle
man and wife or two gentlemen, ata*7 Illinois street.
J023-k894-St
TO BENT.—The two story Brick
Dwelling. 3< Qouth Clinton street. Is for rent
Apply to J. WADQBOP, 63 Clark street, (np-stalrs.)
JeS6-a6B(M«
TO RENT—The Store on the
northeast corner of Dearborn and Washington
streets. Apply on the premises. Je2i aTS3 i*
TO RENT.—Saloon to rent and
fixtures for sale cheap. Addr«aa-*L,”P.O Box
Bto. Je3tk99o-7t
TO KENT —Store 247 South Wa-
W street. Also, the first floor sod basement ot
store 232 Lake street. Apply to W11.1.1 AMC. DO W,
51 Clark ttreet 1 _ jeiVk37s6l
TO RENT—Cottage house at Cot
tags Grore—eight roam*, well and cistern water,
H. SAMPdON, Beal Estate Aga»t,No,S
Me rcpoMtan Hall. Jei»ht9^lw_
asaanteir-ffiort eponbentt.
XI7 ANTED Correspondence.
ff Two joimc men, titty Many that overwore
aaonitache.woalo lite to correrpondwlliiMmany
young laoiea as see fit to answer tSh
ObJeet,f*n.*nd mutual Improvement.
cranaedlftle»lred. Write lively letters. arls.n»ll
ofplesaat fua, and we will answer lAem. 110 matwr
who wroietnem.weare Address
HARbT SAY and CHA RUE #JtaTlVE,War«n.
JO Davie as Co„ UL, nmwwrflTa. jn»ii)uw_
VAT ANTED—Two rather gay
Umtud number of JMM e*
Object, ran and friendship.
KF7IE BtWTO/t or KlTflß ‘RATIOS,
Lezisgtcn, Ilia, Box sit, Meieao Co. Je3nX96Ma
TXT'ANTED—A'young gentleman
f r of a good edocafen. a fair amooot of wealth.
and a true loving heart. sojLMa in*- rprietpocdeoee
of “e or note Jatfiea for V OP
witt. a view to matrimony. Bona Bel the troth k»r
liaand imlvlovir* needre»taad aidte.itla cob
fi/ence “S!"box W2. North Bran-h KO.Chlsuto.
Dl . Jeo xa-Ht
Stxageo ot Stolen.
QTRATED —Or stolen on the night
of Jnnet*b.lMi. from ay pasture at Cortland
Btatlon. DaKalb Conn»v > ri.,a Dl*cX mare, five years
olo,looiieeasodaha fbands blgh, star mfo*ehead.
wbne oi one had feet just below tbe fetlock. raM*
dltog heavy mane ardiaikmaina little (rlezted, had
no sr-osion when taken, good traveler and fair style.
Any perron giving laformatlex. or retom’ng sstd
mare wm be liberally rewarded. A. 1> LOVELL,
Com tod. Illinois. : . jeM-asi^tt
CJTOLEN —Frcm John Langto^l,
LJ two milee aortb of Harlem, a bald faced bar
mare, with a torts 1 colt: tba cola has a white tat me
In ttatace; tbenarahas three white r»et,a)afta»oar
on left Ibte foot, elaek mane and tall. Axreaare>
YarnlagtismatOl "ortbKmiw street,nfirecaive
»»reward aad sanam paid. ■ lata bk
4lttsotial.
"PERSONAL.’— MitMa "Bt adj win
JL Bad Uargaretßrady
TMSKIH. SB Canal street*
■Bowes.
\MJ ANTED—A Wet Kane. Oam
_ _ J ~~nlnjMuttif ill
C’ciottA-M. l»in»
IV ANTED—A situation as Av
~ . ■»*«»» fcOIW or (laml Clark la a
as^*«»stea?
w
ANTED,—Agentleman of larn
. . Imum a thorough ktaw.
caplral, !■ dtftrro* of
*■l flywiftr,■•d_ft»irftttTa pike* !■ nitMiS
eonidpay tta vftelft or ant af aa naa
“JmJSESB* O.B«jS»,UiicMO.ia.
W/ ANTED—Two fir»t class
▼ ▼ Dwellings ow lota any task inwtwtib i««i
dvptß— all tbe modem tmprevinente in agoodloee
tlow Price not t> neMd tan uonaaad, /«irjaa,>
SPRIT Ait CE, PBSBTOB « CO., lit Boats WiM
Jtß-im-ia
Vl7 ANTED—A Partner with from
TT ssjott to I* KB to bap oewhnlf of a kma
Bew Mill, attested la Bt. Joeapb. Michigan. A.
tßnrcuhbwtloeaamaa andone taat to weir recom
mended viUbereqalred JII health of the propria
tor to the reason. Fromfß.B'BtoSiO.ttteaaDeKado
Urroperlyattesdedto. Addrtee Box 244 (.Joseph.
*>chig*D, or apply oa the preatoea. Je3Bk42ft
T\T ANTED—I Assistant Book
°*e* Clark. 1 Dm#itore Clerk, S
1 i 5S e ”|,\ C 1 ' mLinry Stable,
cramMi T? l der * “d l Joiner lor piernrw
stern, 3 Bad noja A*-
kin*?“O'Jao ilimp. j. W. WOoD
♦ G0.,j6 Aorth Clara at., room m.* Jc23-k9e6-It
WANTED CleiksTSSofckeeS
a-wijisaa^
J°°n* 5. Several aitoatu an afw open fbr £2z
tered. Bew*ot bona oifieta wnocoo v%??£
verttoementa. The only reliable omce.'Pi&lrt *
_ - Jeans* n
WANTED—A situation as Assist
** *ot Book-Keeper or General Clerk la »«
a^ih^* 001 . 6 B «»te*aa by aa experienced voS
nianaho can give good reference. Apply « fus*s
dTerl^lc? . A * Jcc^9 ‘ D - übora “ r eet.
,Ml «o 1° »dt ont door business br ancsT
Cao « lTa 1100,1 reference. i“tn£
Ui n wanted to ditto a gentiemaa'a team by a good
m * a ‘ Je33 toS3-U
W ANTED—Two gentlemen can
.iI«T*.^ obtaln “ ne . 1T L Po,t Offlce—a finely lamtohed
unfvlf n. r «S m -^ lsb P* rlor *. Cha-ge reasemaxtk
„* party wbo can remain nena-uient aadrtva
good reiei e ace, dcalre d.
In * J*23-kBIIU_
W ANTED—Board. Permanent
two Jenny men. maprt-
no otberboardert Ad-
J*a.M.£j t ° r DU p . p -°- Ui.wer6sl7,Cliic^o-
WANTED —A Girl to do gen-
,uee\. hoDß<WQrfc - A,pi r .t
TVTANTED-To buy. A House
TyANTED—A man -with from
J.V |4 oto 130). to encage in a safe,prolttble
Sintf?eso C f bn 4>o«* Tor Istorma'ioix spoil at
j* * CO/8,18 Michigan avenue.
X\7”ANTED—A Book keeper and
.J.L.. clfrt * salary («*«', 3 whole
sale Salesmen, Porter lor a drug store (G«*na m ■. t»
expeilfnced rreecrlptioa Cler*. an Brprws Driver
»*_?** ?°°d* nou»e,a flrsPclaae Traveling Agent,
a Banner In a grocery stor-*, 3 men for insurance uf
ures. Apply at the Advertising Agency, 3> Uoar
born itreet,iocm 3. FIMLET *CO. jMS-k3i7.it
VyANTED—A' good gifl aa
T v Chambermaid and Waitress, who can assist
Inwashlcgsnd fronmg. Apply at Kn» a street,
fto .’ n if ? M.to 4 o’clock P. M. to dvv. (3»*
urday) June Mth.
ANTED —A yoansj man to
J v work In a Garden and make blm.elf gener*
ally useful about the house. Apply between iha
hours ol 9 and 13 A. M. a? 232 Lake st. Jals*ka».-1»
WANTED—Curriers Wanted.
▼ T Two Currier* wanted at the Tannery la
next to Wahl’s Sloe Factory,
TyANTED —I wish to exchange
▼ v a valuable Lot o( I3i acres, well sslected
TimberLand.iajloglnFr.unun Co., Hi, toragood
BCKlne and Boibr of nom 13 to 3» boise power.
Would pav the difference In cash if the anstuela
worth the moat. Address 4> J H,” Box 80. Augosia.
Michigan. ______ Je2s-aß*wt
yyANTED—In a small private
V v fanlly, a lady sed gentle nan, or two gratis
men, to occupy a pleasant i» nt room witi be*r<i or
pamal board. Altos a aUfrom room suitablefoy
a gmtlaman. Tua bouse la treated on Ui xw* h
Plus east of Clark. Uood'refarence required a<m
dres* P.0.80x MU. Jei;-*SS>3t
VVANTED —Parties fesiring snr
v-T face earth, suitable for filling np a lot.« HI
find plenty of eice.l~nt vartJ (or tne parposo, which
canbehsa for the trouble ot hanallsg. Apply la
ment ttely at 74 and Tfl Fulton street. West bide.
JcU-UlMt
W ANTED—A single room and
If boardoatbeS>uthSide,within ten minute*
walk ot Poet Office. Boom meat be largo coougu u>
admit a melrdeoa comfortably, and the terms >auas
be reasoaabte. Address P. O. Box 3244, Chicaao,
IBs., stating terms, Mo. and street. Jots k915 It
WANTED-A situation as Book
* * keener or Salesman In a Wholesale or Com*
mlstioo House, or Manufacture by one with tea
years experience. If all things are satisfactory
would avert fS.O gto tio,ooo and take an interest.
City rei e> ence given. Address Box 5489. Chicago.
JeJ€k79Wt
WASTED—A maa with a de-
IT liretolceatetnbu laeailnanyotharcltybet
Chicago, who lsm tolerable buslieis capacity, wit*
enethonjAnd dollars cash. 9ach men may audreae
Drawer t483, Chicago, HU, and lsv«Migata the
chance* Je34k79.*3t
IV/ ANTED —Everybody to know
Tv that Bent etthae opened Yew flair Dressing
Booms In the Stewart House, corner of State and
Wuhiniton street, where ail work la done at old
Pliers. Jb24 jeßl3 Iw
WANTED—A situation in a drag
v * store,byaperaoawhohaarecelvedathceoart
medical edncaMon. Beferencea glvem U reaolrcd.
Address '* Q W.” Tribune offlee. j eSt-kTiM-ft
\\l ANTED—A Girl to do general
v V housework for a small family—one who can
pve gcod reference* Apply at 80. fO Ban Yarn
Boren street. Jeum^Q-ak
W A N TEJD—To infoim a gentler
T T mftn and hit wife that they can obttla d!*m>
aitrcoms with board in a private family when
th»rearebn*fonrothera In the family A rare cy
per unity la offered to any dealrlmr a chang*. 1.0
catun pleasant and convenient. Call for twj dayaak
193 West Madison street, op stairs. Je*i-kßt»tt
W ANTED—A Furnished House
▼ ▼ cn North or South Bide, completely fur
nished,with modem Improvements. gaa, water. As.
P(H»e»«ion say monthof September, forelghurontrs.
Adcrea*F.O.Box63Bß, with location, price, rent and
addicts, *le3HcJ37 St
\\F ANTED—A situation in a Store
T T or Comml*ncn House, as Book-keeper or
Clerk, by a person of Jaite experience. Good refer
ence given- Address “ X T," Tribune Office,
Ja24-k£3t-3t
1 \ ANTED—A purchaser for a
v v first elaae Bakery, now doing a good business
p cakes and btead. Itfrsluaet on ooe cl the beat
boalneis streets In tbe city of Sc. Loots. A ram
chance lor any ofc to go into a good cash-psylog
business. The Bakery has been established for over
20 years. Satisfactory reasons given forsedlng oat.
For iurth« Information address Box TTd. Be toils.
Mo. jjEJ-kTZi-tt
V\TANTED —A Ejood Blacksmith.
TT Immediately, by FOX A HOWARD, 211 8.
Water street. Jcz3 k74Mt
\\T ANTED— $5 Reward. Wanted
T T Information of Joseph Cook- He was a bar*
kceeper in this city In tbe summer of DS9. Any per
son who can give information respecting bun will
please address H. COOK, his brother, care Kelnbold
A Magnus. 99 West Randolph street, and abive re
ward will be paid. Je23-kTI2-lw
YX7ANTED—A young woman of
* w goed sense, respectability and edncatlon. to
assist In the care or a house and the instrartljn of a
family ct youcg children. * dares* P. O. Box UOO,
or apply »t No. 1 Klacibury Slock, Chicago, HI
Je&kiastt
ANTED—A pair of well broke
T T Mules, large size preferred. Anv one having
the ssme for sale, reasonable, can hud a cash coa*
tom* r bv address lag ’* M 11,” P. 0. Box 1375,
Jt23-k"4O-U .
TXTAN TED—Oil Barrels. We
TT will o»y the hlgbest market price for empty
Carbon Oil barrels. ARMSTRONG & CO.. Oil Bro
kers. No. 12 LasaUe st; jeii-k790-«_
V\l ANTED—For the Government
* * In the Quartermaster's Department, st Bt.
Louis, 2.000 LaDorerv. Wage* S4O per month
and rations. Also, lAIO Tenwstfn.
month and rations. Free transportation furnished to
place of dfvtuatlon and returned S> St. Eonls, >*o.
For further U formation inquire at tee Government
Offlee, 132K South W»ter st.ee', Chicago, 11-. O. SI.
BABCOCK Government Agent. myl-e23.bta^
T\7ANTED —Agents, male and
v T female, 10 sell new and popular subscription
works by standard authors Just the booes for tha
time a. Thousands already sold. Exclusive agencies
given. Businfss permanent. Also, splendid steel
engravls-sof Grant. Lincoln. etc. Call la person or
adc rets S.B. TREAT, 117 8. Clark street.
lU. Je23-kMB tt
147 ANTED—lmmediately, a first
If clara cook,waahrr and Iron. Reference* re
quired. Apply at Hi Wabash ayeana. Je23-k&lBSt
XITANTED —Ship Carpenteis at
If the Cairo Dry Docks, Wares KM per day
lor best meeb«tlcs. Extra time, doaole wages.
JcTJ-kfC-lCt _
TAT ANTED —We want every
T T married person In the United States tos-fu? for
one of our Skatun Ctaccutßu, •for the married on
ly,** which contains Information ot tna otmoat im
portance to every married oeraon, never before
vealed. that can be obtained In no other way. Foal-
LTc'fclo^ki-^
"l/IT’-AN TED.—Five good lantern
|| makerswanted Immediately to work on pmm
work. Apply at Grlißn’a Daniein Factory. I) andSt
Frankilp street Chicago. Germans preferred.
Jei9k9lo7t
T|7 ANTED— Ship-Carpenter*,
▼ f Joiners and La borers
One Hundred ahlp-Carpentara—wagsafiOK a day,
Onennodred Joinert—w»gtfallS.UHad*7 s „
Cnelllnndred Laborers—•* 1"H ad*y.
Apply to Capt. A. M. PENJfOCS, Pleat CieUlt
and commandant of S nation. Alcnnd City, 111.
Jel7.i«frl*t
TTTANTED—Eust class Actors
T v and Actresses for the new Cairo Tbeasm,
which will open pa the H»h of Jnly. mat.
wanted immediately. one good Beane Ibstater ms
Mace Carpenter. Addma CKUUp A CO. Box 587.
Cairo. BL, statu gllae of hoKatsa. Je*-tu?nm <
T\T an TED—I O,OOO Be ef and Pork
v ,w. *°h* delivered atony Packing Honaw
by tba first day oyuetobdr next. Mn»t be well made
SRL*pijr
hH-btt Pomerty’a Building.
last.
LOST —On Tharsday evening last,
about t»n o'clock, a Black and Tan 3ml,anb*
35SV oflti * Anypersoft returning the same to Wo,
16* Ktnzle sweat. shall ter erve inwvd of ?lre T»oU
Jt£“£w?t Qat sUona aaksd. 11. O. McCaRTY.
LOST,- 140 Reward.—Strayed
ot stolen fromtbe subscriber, about the I2*h
ox tsn April, half a mile norm west from Or s;«l
fAhe ctesWsg, oca tax tear old dark sorrel mar*,
•hoot fourteen aaA a half hand* bleb. hts a W*d fa a.
f'fihtioreicotwbltAnßdner bind Isga bow out a
uitie. Also one Eva year old oarX Drawn marr,
aboutfunitree bands high, and bat a small wh to
•pot on toa forehead ana uose. Any one delivering
tbe tones to th« owner win rec«*lTO the above r -
ward, or 690 lor ixfrrmatlon where tbey may be
fr-and. JO6KPB BABHI3. or L. W. WAUk.Ot',
DsarbcmT.O, McHenry
c3S-k3ftaiA»MO».
T OST—A Pocket Memorandum
■ J Book, semewbase between Bthch’s Botal sad
Lake street. **aldbcok bad the owner’s name and
acaotnts of horses xmrebaaed and erpens'S. «c.
Wbcever win return taM book to C. a. AVdMl m
Tl>'U h Bowse Stable, will hesnitabiv rewarded
lefS-kSTVtt C* A.AYABT,
T OST Ahlack and tan Dog,abort.
|j wadmise. Bad on red collar aad'braaartaw
T OST —A letter fiom Harris Bros.
I A so povht A. Bleak. TV. person t*d'af lb>
%«a»i«Me bars It e's tbe Port OAee.ee.
Stfdßata Waab»ataastnat (W aoi otbej vriineetwa
o* reasonable reward, V, A* BJ|ACS«
jUtaMU