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VOLUME XL.
j)itr:ss goods,
411 »
Actual Bargains
WORTHY OF INSPECTION.
SPRUNG, BBBL
\Ve are now opening each
' flay Elegant Novelties in
Crepe Uni,
Crepe Broche,
Voile de Religicuse,
Caclicmire Beatrice,
Cacliemire lliudoti,
Armnrcs,&c.,&c.
46-inch Jersey Mixtures,
Kcw Tints, .$1 per yard.
46-in. Camel’s Hair Cheviot
Kew Style Side Bands, $1 per yard.
46-inch Gamel’sHair Foule
Plain with Striped Material to
Malcli, .$1 and $1.50 per yard.
46-inch Armures,
Mil Silk Brocade Side Band, $2.50.
■'ill offer as a decided Novelty New
Effects in Shawl and Scarf Suits, ar
ngetf in patterns with self-color
fringes, to match, at SIB.OO.
‘.visit of inspection respect
fully solicited. '
\NDEL BROS.
121 & 123 State-st.
OCEAN NAVIGATION.
OXLY UIKCC'r LINK TO FRAME.
Uencral Transatlantic Eumiiany.
wvKa.Now York and Havre. Pier <f,N. it., foot of
. , Morton-su
niTclen by this lino avoid both transit by English
imS! boat a lll9Com * url crosslug tho Cnaimollu
tv,,K* I’rudullo Wednesday, March3U.4 pm
hrancuol Wednesday. April 1A 4pra
fvJJfjtM I AKSAOK (Including wine): TO HAVRE
n. Ilio mid Hai. Hccond cabin. FU Hloor-
Including wine, budding. and utensils. Chucks
iiioiu iVi w . 1 1 11 kyunala of Pam In amount to suit.
Y ,Aaent ' ulJ wwdu«Urcon. foul
SvJ’-.Wlll’l'K. Cabin Agont, IC7 Cla^k-sL,
■till. WINTKU. bteuragu Aaont, { Chicago.
INMAN LINE
Ocean Steamships,
Cirrytng the ilrlitsh and Halted States .Mulls.
»ork and Liverpool, via Queenstown,
mtd from Ute principal English. Scotch,
vu ,r * unman. Italian, and bcandmavlau
carry no live stork of any kind.
vIIAUCbJ c. DROWN, (ion. Western Agent,
-. M ,, , -tl South Clark-sL, Chicago.
ot > Great llrliuln, Ireland, and tho
ffuaeut lor sale.
ijjfw mu mmiALTAIt ASH SlAUSi:il.lK».
euihUliV* •teniuori will leave Now York direct
o«»rt™ Ulr Wul Marseilles, taking Irolght and pas
luH&VW l \ K LKaSKPS. Torlols. .March 2L noon
Cuhours...April«. 11a.m.
First Cabin, *IUO| Steerage, FU,
■ittn!‘i u, »ra address
hLULVN, Agent, (IHowling Groun, foulof
St}\'VlilTK. Cabin Agent, 107 Clark-eU,
WINTER- Moerm:o Agent, < Chicago.
AMUUICAN LINK.
end Liverpool, lulling ut Queenstown.
VKUlarly every Wednesday from Phlladol
wrung cabin. Inturuiudluiu, and stcurago pas
w*. ana the U. b. Mull.
RED STAR LINE,
ffS. R.Unltwl Hiatus and Itoval llelclon Mall*.
.v»;mruot l.tuutu Antwerp. m llultfum. Milllmr
yJwkiurUHjr jrum Now York and c?ory ullorinuo
hfly' n,m _ I'Mladulphla.
• lour from Kuropo and Drafts
uU!, , . 1 V ,, « "ini Uiu Continent apply to
. rcJ'Ul WJUtillT A WiNH. (ic-mmil Anoriu.
\V. U. I.AWUKM.’C, Munuuur,
HU Kan ltinnlolpli->u. tmcium.
®oruSemail steamers
»ft ow V«rk and (Jlaxmiw.
Hlluin* u rLh >'* 0,1 1 *•' , rilU*i*lA.M*rcli 19. Tam
V».V. A,M rt ‘ r * ' *<UlCArtlA. March at Jpm
•»iiu*uior» du not carry cultlc, ■buou, orpLr*
UliTi. ..«««* Vorfcto i^iuduudlrocL
‘WLv , . Mi ‘: c '* *« > vii.TUKLi, March 111. 7 am
KxcumonTic-kataatmducodratca.
uuoraiitii. t«i Waahiuatuu«»t.
~cSTATE, c STATE LINE
sni, i r , or,H '°** nuMln, llulfiul, unci lamina
k»«gwip£. " uv *'fy TlmrMUjf. Ural Cabin. fciO lo
*«w ,!?? ,u Huotum.HtuU.jiu Cabin. (*J.
Th*;»e itenmura carry nuUlicr
°. r . P :‘IuHTIN. BALDWIN' A CO..
111,(1 1,11 UamtulpU'sU. Chicago.
>Vextern aiutiatfur.
JSfH'TE STAR LINE,
•• VLr»i 8 . Bute* ant! JUiyul Mall bulwoon
•{'•wicc K..rptt.»a«ou|.pl7ly Com
- Ufiivil ■ h,, “!n Clarh-aL
’Ttfijr. J 'AumuilUv.V. lionT Wcuturn AjjonU
HrUalii and Iroluml.
VICTUJCK-rJCAMIiS.
.flill Wtfi'UllE THAMES
111 111 Ji will aurolr par you to writs lor mr
IUIII llluafnued liulotfuu (liwii.f Hlrloi
J'rtcua. > H. 11. MU 111. WAIN,
MmnutuLturur. *JXI A ail Wabmli-ur.
i> Cf ~£5 s l c “'' 1 xixa.
QniiAfi .
. . „9°. JOHN JON KB.
frails 1 u * vo ,our
6* Thorough!/ clcauud * uwUJj repaired.
Whz Pailg (Tritium'-;
JXSVItAXCIi
1881
Thirty-Sixth Annual Statement
OF THE
MUTUAL BENEFIT
L.IFEI
Insurance Company.
LEWIS C. GROVER, President,
Premiums received In I*Bo.
Interest received lu Jtau...
llalttoco Jan. 1, IBSO.
EXPBNDITUHES IN 1800.
Claims by death
Endowments und aimultloi
nii.i.inmuiiiauiiu
Himundcrcd policies UIj.WMI
LMvlUeud* or return premiums l.tUt.Mi.w
< Pnld policyholders i4,?37JW7.27j
Expenses, including taxes U3.UXLBU
Premiums on bonds purchased lW.iiM.uu
Protltiuid loss, iDOhidtDßdcacloncyon fore* _
closure sales 37.3M.80
Balance Jan. 1. IfiSl.
ASSET#. JAN. 1. 1883.
'oah on hand utid In banka.....
Union amen bund*, par....... 7.5U2.7W.00
State, city, and county bonds, par 8.552.47UJM
First Mortpiuiu bunds, Newark A Now York
It. 11. (lull Issuo fCUUUIi) itunranievd 5t3.HU.00
Klrst Murtirutfo bonds, I’otubortim A Now
York u. U. tiuaranicod by UolluU Com*
panics. N.J 3TS.Hn.OO
First bonds and njortitacos on Uoul Estate. TirA,mW
Heal Estate, Company's OlUco UulldlDp,
Nuwnrk 283,453.49
llcnl Estate purchased on foreclosure,
New York and Now .terser 2,42t,f12Wa
I'ruinluni Loans on I‘ollclus In force 4,119,2X150
I’rciuluiDs In translL since received au.427.1M
Otbco Furniture, safes. and Fixtures 17,(KU9
Aueuta' balances 45.1CL5.
Kxsa.mxt
Interest duo and acruod K51.037A5
Deterred and unroportud pro*
uilums on rollclea la f0rc0.... 243,407.84
Totni oaa.Btti.aou.ui
Market ralueut U. 8. and
ullior bunds above par,
ns computed und allow*
od by tho Examining
Cummlsslunon A3,031.195A>
Less difference In valuo
of run! uslato an up*'
praised by tlie llmniln*
lutf CuumlasUmors *40.414.01
11.1M.7tU.51
LIADII.ITIKS.
Deserve Fund 4 per cent Mai* „
micUusotiit standard 101,190.991.03
I'olicy ciHima in process of
adjustment 527.1140.U1
Dividends duo 100,443.14;
Estimated uxiwnsoa on unpuld
premiums, ID pur cent 21,310.73
Pronllum* paid In advance.... 0,15150
Burplaa as repards pollcy*holder». par .
values |1,915,723A8
Surplus uh auted by Commissioners, mar* •
kut values 3,815.332.03
Ity tho Now York standard of computation
the amount last named would bo In* .
creased tu 6,083,005X8
From tho surplus os above a dividend has'boon de
clared payable on the anniversary of policies entitled
therein.
N umber of policies in forco Jon. 1,1331, 41,SjQ,
Insuring 1121,474,015.
DIUISCTOIISi
J.BWIfI C. Onovilt, JORf.rn A. HALBIV.
AMZI IJUIHI, -K.T. FtIKLINUUUYSKN,
ItLNItY McFAULAN, B. C. MILLKU,
o. 1.. Baldwin, william clawc,
J. B. I*KAKOON. - K. A. BTUONU,
TiIkOUOUJS UACONXT, .KUWAUUU, WMOUT.
In August, 1880, this Company Inrllod the Insurance
departments of Massachusetts, Ohio, and Now Jersey,
to mako “a thorough and critical ozamluatlon into It*
condition and method* of business," The examine
thmeoverud u period-of morothan live months, and
was conducted under the personal supervision of thu
Hun. Julius I„ Clarke, of Massachusetts; the Hun.
Joseph K. Wright, of Ohio: and Mr. W. V. Van Camp,
of New Jersey. The Company’s assets wore rigidly oz
amlmnl. Kvory piece of real oatalo owned by or mort
gaged to the Company was subjected to the most
enrolul scrutiny, both In regard to titles and values.
The premium notes wore ozacolnodono by one, and
the stocks and bonds owned carefully appraised. Tho
Commissioners valued Ihu Compnnr's assets at
f.'ii.TlM.tili.'JU, which ezeuods Us own valuations (based
on par values) by the sum-of 11.87i.5W.T2. making Its
surplus t3.81i.A82.Ui. at 4 per cent. or li.'JBB.'JCij.W at 4)4
per cuut, Now York standard. The report gives the
Company tho most unqualltlod Indorsement In floury
rugurd. It will be furnished on application wtho
Company, andahould bo read by every one Interested
la life-insurance.
Bvory policy Issued -by this Company contains the
following conditions, and Is absolutely noii-fnrfult
ublo: In case of Lapse, after two or more 'Full Yours’
Premium* havo been pntd. the full 4 por unit Reserve
Value will be applied by tho Company, hi tho option
of the Assured, in olthur of two ways: First, To tho
extension of tho full amount of tho Insurance fur
such period os tho full value wilt pay for at tho Cum*
imnv's Published llatuss or, second, On surrundor of
tho Original Poller within Threu Months from data of
i.iitnu to tho purchase of a PuUi-up Pulley, Illustm
(Ion: A party insures at into IB for IIU.UUD. lie pays his
Premium for Ten Years, receiving tho large Divi
dends of tho Company, and then stops payment. Tho
rusultwlll bo as follows: First, Thu whole IIU.UM In
surance would ho extended for Ton Yuars and Forty
six Day*; or. socoml, ho would receive a Paid-up
Policy tor(i,GOl.
CHAS. LEYENBERGER,
STATE AGENT,
Room 5 Tribune Building,
CHICAGO, ILL.
VAMAII.
Universally prescribed by tho
faculty. A Laxative and Re
flushing Fruit Loxongo fur
MR
HE!
GUI
CONSTIPATION,
Hemorrhoids, Bile, Herd
ache, Cerebral Con-
gestlon, etc.
PREPARED UT
GRILLON,
SULK PROPRIETOR,
Pharmsciun do Iro olasso da la
Kucullo do I'arla.
77, lluo llarubutaau, Parlt.
Tamar—unltka pills and the
niunl purvalWua—la aareoaUJo
to take, and novor nruducu* lr*
rttatnm. Sold by all CbouUu
uml Uru«gl»t».
TJS cewU (he llox.
jmuaaisTs .
H. A. HURLBUT & GO.,
Wholesale Druggists,
7 5 and 77 Randotph-at.
11USINESS CHANCES.
To Rent, or For Sale,
The licit! Ai Nhurtvlu >lnughUr*lluuie,
Ou OcUeu-allp, near Aruliur-uv.. bjr
lIKMtV UIKKK. ITI l.aHallt>-at.
STEAM PIPE.
JOIII DAVIS & CO,
75 ftll€ill<iA.V»«T
Juil ruculvud. a largo 10l of Wrought and Caatiroo
Btuam-riuo «»t lnwuii martet rmu».
SCALES,
hHlKttMiuvo
VTAMUAHD
P SCALES
OP ALL KINDS.
(FAIRBANKS*NORSK A 00.
' 111 AllSLaktSl.,Chicago.
Bocax«luUob«*y only theGcouiu*.
SHAWLS!
SPIMEI
Marshall Field
& Go.,
.$ 8.5W13T9.07
. I,Wtt,IU<.U7
t kßOi.mii
.rJ2.JIM.UdT.7U
gOH.SWa.7WO.Hi
State and Washington-sts.,
I 3,187,8C3.TS
WAiSI.IU
Will place on sale
MONDAY, MARCH 14,
1
.t&.uulTvris*
JOB LOT OF
gaB.gSft.TMU.M*
IMPORTED
SHAWLS!
« 1,445.345.54
In Silk and Wool Combina
tions, at prices
VERY LITTLE ABOVE
HALF VALUE,
The above Goods embrace
many popular styles and de
slyns, In Plain Centres with
Brocade Borders, Fancy,
Striped, and Brocaded.
13t.935.574.C3
ABSOLUTE BARGAINS.
MUSICAL IySTJi UMJCNTS.
THE MUSICAL MARVELS.
——££r~(nttrum'nt anil Muni*
.-cl*a Combined. w /£j
TlicOeniof Musical Wooden
The most wonderful Mn
cbanlcnl Musical Instrument
overproduced. It Plays «(i
Muslu <iu/<iimif(rnJ/v. No
knowledge of music rnqulr
ml; a child inn uiKirntu It.
Situ. lliSMj luchos. Hand*
sumcr and mum desirable
tlmn u Music Box.
TUB OKUANI.VA.
Price In black walnut casus, only s*lO t In clmnlml.
Si 1 t In solid mahogany, SIX. Automatic-food roll
attachment, SU.ao extra.
Order* from tho trurto respectfully solicited, l.llhor
style (unt by express on receipt of price or I', O. 11.
Catalogue, describing other stylos, free. Agent*
wanted In every Tillage.
TUB BOOT k SONS MUSIC CO., Chicago.
Vow Style*.
■ | fM MB Ha |kJ K*w Prices.
H Ai ■■ ■9 D P*3l Niw CAtslosue.
Beat Free.
Agents wanted in every
Conuty. wo
have uo agent will ecll
lamplu wholesale.
EIjTPTJTJTS ''Temple of Muilfl,
UJQiiuKm ias stato at., Chicago.
FIRM CHANGES.
The copartnership heretofore existing between the
undurHlcned, doing business u Printers In the City
of Chicago. Cook Coanty. btale of Illinois, ut No. 1W
Mouth Clark-eu under tho style and llrm name of
Miller. Wagner A Umbdunstuck, has this day boon
dissolved by our mutual consent, William Wagner re
tiring from said firm. Henry Miller and Michael
Hmhdeustock will collect all notes and accounts duo
the said firm, and will pay all debu.
HENRY MU,l,Bit,
WM. WAQNUR,
MICHAEL UMUDE.NbTOCK.
Chicago, 111., Feb. *4.IBSU
The undersigned will continue tho business of tho
lalo llrm of Miller. Wagner A Umbdonstook under the
firm name of Miller A l.'mbrtonstock.
HENRY MILLER.
MICHAEL UMDUENBTOCK.
Chicago. HI.. Feb. 34.1581.
The partnership of Bpluk A Itungo Is this day dis
solved by mutual consent. Mr. Spink retires; Ur.
Bungs continues Urn business.
March 1L mi.
Tho undersigned will continue the business of tho
Manufacture of Vlnogar In the roar of Nos. 15, 11.
ana Id Cenlrs-av., Chicago, 111.
NEW V UJILICATIONS,
"W AITE’S
History ol tlie Christian Religion
To Uie Year 200.
This book U conaldarad bjr th« iirou gonoralljr
tbmujhoul iha rountrr a* containing more valuable
IntnrinnUun of too period of which It treat* thau any
work ever before nutiilahed.
The author la Independent and fearU'aa In bla atato*
■uouti, but at the ham* (lino carefully correct. No
one of hit pmpoilllona bat boon or can bo over*
thrown.
The book U In demand, and aueula can make monoj
•OlllllK It.
Bond order* or apolicatlona for aiieiiuea to
c. v. WAITE & co.,
kl Major llluck. 143 l.a tiallw-at.. Chicago.
jiuckins> sours.
Huckins’
SOUPS
KOU BALK-Sto.
of a dn*l-ciaa» w#l
Term* rcMonabli:,
druaa MIIJ.INKIM
CK LLULOID'GOO D S,
CELLULOID ( Water-proof Lin
en) Cuff a, Collars ami Bosoms, Dries
Lists ami Goods sent by mall. Call
or address BAitNEH* Hat Htore t HU
Madlson-st., Tribune llulldlny.
SATURDAY. MARCH J 2, 1881—SIXTEEN PAGES.
SI IA WLS,
TO CLOSE.
DISSOLUTION.
DISSOLUTION.
UEOUUK I*. bI'INK,
WILLIAM H. DUNCE.
tomato, Mock Trim.*:. Oxtail,
Jt'MKh'NK, I’KA.MACAUOM. UHKK,
VKUMII'KI.I.I. rIOCI* AKU UOOILM.
('HICK EN. MriTU.V UKUTII, COM
UOIIUI.OkIU, MI'M.AGATAWNKV,
liUKK.S TIMITLB. TXIIUAI'IK. Also,
Irtih Slew. Hmrli-ol «•( Mutton.
rUowoa CuWtfa' lload, Tomato
Saui'V.otc. InquHrt can*, rich, per
loctiy auiuoiien. and rvqutru only
tu ho honied. I'ruparvil by J. 11.
SV, JllH.'KlNti. who wu (or over
16 y«mrt chof-do-ciilutuo uf tiiu
loading hotel ol lioalon. Leading
/nicont aoll them.
'ILLIXKItr.
Ilinery.
i>ck, Fixture., Furniture. and Lean
illtMlatdubud Milliner/ In HU Caul,
j, and uiiuil rMiiin (oraclllutf. Ad*
IV. Uik Hi. I*aul. Mlnti.
xonrinyiisrnny oas-wouks <jo.
The Best Light for the Least Money!
iWJHWESTIM GAS-WORKS CO.,
OX* 1 NKW YOUK CITY.
N. C. MILLER. Now York City. President.
J, o. WILHON, riil.siKo. Vl( o-Prei*ld*nt. /
W. K. lIOXIK, Now Vurk. Secretary uu<J Tretnuror.
It. 11. SMITH, I'liuburg.Kniltieor-ln-L'iiluf.
G. y. McKNIGUT. Chlcau'i. General Aucnt.
This Company, recently organized undor the laws of the State of New York, owns the
right to construct Gas Works under the Smith & Goldthorpe System, in the States of
Michigan, Illinois, Wisconsin, Minnesota, lowa, Kansas, and Nebraska, for the manu
facture of
ILLUMINATING GAS FROM PETROLEUM.
This Gas is not a Vaporized Gas, nor Atmospheric Air impregnated with Gasoline, but
h a Fixed Gas, precisely the same as Coal Gas, and
FOR CHEAPNESS AM) PURITY HAS NO EQUAL.
This system has borne the test of several years' experience, and has been adopted by
the following places: The State Reform School, Pennsylvania ; Parker City, Pennsyl
vania ; Sligo City, Pennsylvania ; West Newton, Pennsylvania ; Rhlnebeck, New York;
Fostoria, Ohio; Lebanon, Kentucky; Upper Sandusky, Ohio; American Plate-Glass
Works. New Albany, Indiana; New Albany Woolen Mills, New Albany, Indiana; Ayr
Agricultural Works, Ayr, Ontario; and a number of other places.
At WAUKKGAN, Illinois, works were erected last spring by this Company, and the
consumers of the Gas certify It as ENTIRELY SATISFACTORY. The same Works
received a strong
IjVSXJJRAJVCE indorsement,
SIGNED UY THIS FOLLOWING:
JAMES NICHOLS. Secretary National Insnranoo Co., Hartford, Conn.
JOHN W. MURRAY. Vico, (’resident Cerman. American Insurance Co., New York.
A. WILLIAMS. Chicago. Manager Western Department Continental Eire Ins. Co. of New York,
it... 1. SMITH. Secretary Traders’ Insurance Co.. Chicago.
LLUE.NK CARY. Chicago, Western Manager •Jcrniaif.UDcricnn Insurance Co. of New York.
HA\ U> lIKVHUIIKiK. Chicago, Western Manager Niagara Klro Insurance Co., of New York.
übOltnK CLARKE. Chlcturu.General Agent l.ondon Assurance Corporation.
M. o. RROWN. Chicago. Uoneral Agent Westchester Fire Insurance Co., of New York.
\V. A. JACKSON, Special Agent Newark Cltr Insurants Co.. Newark. N. J.
11. M. RUSSEI.I* Chicago, General Agent Conmionwsalth Insurance Co. of Boston.
DEORtiK K. RKDKIKLD, Chicago. (tenoral Agent National Insurance Co. of New York.
S. 11. SOUTIIWICK. Chicago. General Auent Mercantile Insnraocn Co. of Cleveland. Ohio.
M II.LIAM It. KERR, Chicago, late Resident Manager Scottish Commercial Insurance Co.
J. C. MONTGOMERY. Chicago. >lro*lnsurancu Adjuster.
MOORE ft JANES, Chicago.
y. H. JAMES * CO., Chicago.
OKOIUSE It. HARVEY. Chicago. Insurance Broker.
JOHN W. MARSH. Chicago, Attorney and Capitalist. And many others.
Correspondence invited from Authorities of Towns of 2.000 population and over.
Works cun ho commenced ns soon as the spring opens. Address
.T. O. WILSON, Vice-Pres’t,
Western Office, 210 Ln Salle-st., Chicago.
TAILORING.
Don't give your orders for SPRING SUITS, gen
tlemen, until you see our choice line of
EARLY SPRING
Which have just arrived.
Merchant Tailors,
130 Dearborn-st.
N,13.—N0 CARDS. v
C TAILOR. DRAINER.
(HM)IM AND STYLES
U I iH_ 1 .NOW HEADY.
K| HBa I fine Tullorlnu Our Socially.
BKUI I PAHLOHH.
FINANCIAL.
THE
Merchants’ Savings Loan
& Trust Go.,
OF CHICAGO,
KNTAIIL.INIIEI> 1H37.
Pnld«V|» CmtUul 51.f100.000
Undivided Profit* HOO.OOO
TRUSTEES:
EDWIN PLACEMAN, HEo. M. PULLMAN,
a. ii. mmi.KV. k. hookhm.
J. W. DOANK. HVIION L. SMITH,
MAIISIIALL FIELD. .10)1 N TVHHKLU
PALMER V. KKLI.OtJd, K. T. WATKINS,
I*. I- YOK.
OFFICERS: JOHN TVItltKI.l.. ProsldcnL
HVIION 1,. SMITH. VkvPres’t
IHCMtV E. l.OWl' Cashier.
FRANK C. OSIIOUN. AssTCush.
Solicit* tho Accounts uf limikH, Morclitnte, and In
dividual...
Transects u (tenoral Hankins liuilncsa.
Deals In United Slates nmi Investment Hand*.
Kichnmie on London and Purls.
Letters of Credit for Merchants and Traveler*.
Telegraphic Exchange mi lamdnn, Purls, Now York,
Han Francisco, New Orleans, and Tucson. Arltotuu
Also Accoiitsand Executes Trust*.
MONEY TO LOAN
In sums of $5,000 to 850,000,
Ou Improved City Property, at D per cent Interest.
WM. V. JACOIIS, 1IA) Duurbnni'sL
MONEY TO LOAN
Ou Chicago Houl Estate at current rates.
MKAD A (QIC. I 111 |jSnilo-»L
PROPOSALS*
NOTICiE'
Contractors andßuilders
Healed prupoxnla, adrtrni-mt to iho l.a Hallo County
(‘iiurl'llouse mid Jolt llulldliik Cormultlco. curu of
tb« County Clerk. Dimwit. 111., will Ito rocolvcd mull
Thursday. (ho Dili day o« .March. I'M. I o’clock p. in.,
lor (urnlMiln* nil tho imtiornd* and labor required
In theurucllon and completion of a new liiiiri-llouo
fur La Halle Comity. aminUm: to pinna and spootnen-
Ilona fur (lie same aa furnished tiy M. 1,. Deers, amid*
(oel. aold bulldlntf to l*o completed on nr boforu Nov.
1. ivc*.
Plana mid apaclHonilona can t>o seen at the Commit
ton's room In the City of Ottawa. Ith. and In thu ultlco
of the nrelitloiit, Ituuui PI Major illuct. Chicago.
All prujMiaala for the butldlnu entlm moil boae
ciminanlod br acorllltod chuck for llio auiti of lI.UO,
and bids for separate part* of the wore with a corll
flod chock fur >hU wltti each bid mt a puarnnioo lliul
thuparllua blddltifV'l outer Into contractor forfeit
the amount of llio checa.
iiHraiii.fuu.uj uiu
The auccutaful bidder or bidden will bo required to
tutor Into a aatlatactory bond lor tho faithful per
formance of the contract, said bond to bo approved
by (he Counnlueo. Tho Coimnlituu reserve* the
I Uhl to reject any and all bid* not doomed lor Uio
Interest of tho County. (SK(). W. AUMHTIto.M}.
Chairman Dutldiiitf LinnmltUie.
Notice to Contractors for
Docking mid Dredging.
CHICAGO. March 9. ißst,
Proposals are invited for construction of
docks and slips on the Calumet River at
South Chicago.
The work consists of about 500,00 a cubic
yards of dredging and filling; and xß,ooo feet
of dock front.
It is proposed to contract for about 950,000
cubic yards of dredging and filling, and 8,000
feet of docking at the present time.
Plans and specifications can be seen at the
office of the Chicago and Western Indiana
Railroad Co., No. 135 Dearborn-st., Chicago.
Proposals will be received until the 25th
of March. BROWN.
I'ropuauli Tor Iron Drift Doits,
‘A lIDMUHS ftt'IUMSU. )
Cuicauu. 111.. March i. bel. I
8EAI.BI) PKOPAbAI>. In triplicate, will bo re
ceived at ltd* office until U o’clock noon. Tuesday,
April i, l»l. fur furnishing atom; throe hundred and
ninety thousand (murids (OUO.OOO )b«.j ot Iron
Drift Dolls, required fur Cribs In tho Kxtarkur
breakwater at Chicago, 111 They will be ofotui-lucU
round Iron, In lengths varying from sixteen tlOi to
thirty-two <XD Incbos. For complete bill, succlflca-
Uofis. blanks for proposals, and all Information, up*
plr.liu.umc. „ (;■ J- LVIItCKKU, r
Major of Engineers, V. 8. A.
CLOTHING.
CUT, Mi & CO,,
202,204,206,208,210
FRARSKLIW-ST.,
COR. ADASIS,
Manufacture the Best Goods,
Carry die Largest Stock,
Make the Lowest Prices,
And Give the-Best Terms.
5 off 60 days;
6 off 30 days;
OPTICIANS,
MORRIS BERNHARDT
OPTICIAN,
ISS Utnte-sl., ICooui 11, Hinioad Floor.
HpeetncU l * siitlnilvoly. Spectacles at nil prkei. No
attention tovtiu to any other unud*. Twentysevoii
veers' prmnloo tit the adjustment uf (Hasses to every
form »if defective cyesluht.
Letters of reounmu'Udallon temlfylmr to M. Horn
hnrdt’* nbllliy us nn Optician can ho luun ut tils eftico
from Moses (lumi, M.l). 1.J..D; Win. U. Hyfnrd. A.M-.
M.D.; li.O. F, lliiler. A. M.. V.D.s .1. Adam- Allen. M.
11.,).1b L>. i J. 11. Hollister, M. )>.: A. Hooves Jackson,
M. D ; J. P. Hess. M.D.: K. N. tsbnm. M.D.i Du la.skle
Milter. .M. I).; Vincent Murllmu M. D.| K. U Wmli
wnrih. M. I).; Truman W. Miller, M. H.: A. K Mimll,
M. I>.; Uenrcn A. Hull. M. I).: H. I*, Hedges. M.!».; J.
H. MlWUell. M. I).; Prof. David Hwlng. Kov. Ilohort
t'ollyer. Itev. If. \V. Thmnns. Dr. Clinton Locke. Uuv.
Edward Hnlllvnn. iilaliup Cbm. Kd. Clicncr. Uev. W.
11. Uydur. Uev. E. r. Uoodwln, Uov. Arthur Little,
and other* of uruinlnenre.
Oltlco Hours—U to 1. 1 to A. J.ori.<« 11. Mattiikm, As*
sliumt. Letters uf Ingulry mum Inclose namii for
reply.
L'Ai-Tiow—No agents employed or appointed.
Fine Spectacles salted o all sights onsoteutlßd
principles, opera and Field Glasses. Telescopes, Ml*
cruscuia’s, llwouieters. me.
SPECTACLES Accurately Adjusted to
A w WAGNEB Coil,lilio " cf '
ill Hi M ilUiuilli Opera, Field, Marino, and
_ _ ' Sjiv r,lu*siis.
OPTICIAN, llarnmetors, Thermometers,
107 S. Clark-sl. J Artificial IliiuinnEjis. •
DENTISTII l‘
Day,
133 East Madison-st.
JWUBBEU OKI
dCSI (celluloid,i q>D
CiolU, 1>1(). FlMlni;, 1-1 Old ItutOK*
VITALIZED Allt
(Or raal plvun free lev painless extracting. 1C Kail
ModUorc-u
Inventor el laiwnr Hucllon Pinto, which novor
loo»en> while taUlinr or eiitinv; ■> yean* actual loat
wilhoiit a failure. uPKN bI’.NDAv.
CO A
THOS.F.M ANS\II NC
SHIPPER OF INDIANA COAL
DBALUit IN
ALL KINDS OF COAL AND COKE.
imNamt Lump, S4,AO per tun, ilrfirarml.
}‘urke Coimly > ■<( Coal, vtjual to ll'UmittutoH
Lump, $4.00 per ton, delivered.
Special Inducements to the (rode.
- Office and Varda curuor Carroll and Carpoatar-ilt.
Teams wanted.
STOVKIIOLDEUS* MEETINGS,
Office ot (lie Chicago, llurlingloii k Quincy UailroaJ Co.
CUICAOU, koo.iu.l&l.
TO TBS HTOrXUOLDRIIH:
Notloe U hereby given that, pursuant to tho by-laws
of tba Company, thaauuual mooting of tbostocshuhi
or* of thv rhniapo. Duriiuutou A (Junior tUllroad
Company will bo held at tbu office of thu Company In
t'hlcasu. 111 . on Wednesday, the Oblh day of March,
IWI, ul 11 o’clock In thu forenoon, fur tba purpose of
oleuiiiiß Director* lor the cnsatini year, ana tba trans
action of any uihor business Umt may legally tome
boforu Uio mealing* liy order of ihu Uoanl uf Di
rectors- JUIIN N. A. DUIsWtU.I),
Chairman of tbu Board.
Stockholders’ Meeting.
Tba Annual Meeting of tho Stockholders uf tha
Ohio Dull Company will bo bald at their ({Blca. lid
WabMb-av., Chicago, Tuesday, April U. bid.
11. C. JUNE. Secretary.
SATURDAY, MARCH 12, IBS!,
Tm: Irish Disarming bill passed the House
lost evening.
13nm.su tax-payers will bo called on to
pay 523,000,000 of the expenses of the Afghan
war.
Fnnn Onossi'NimiMKit, n live stock dealer
of Toledo, blowout Ids brains at Omaha yes
terday.
Ct.ounv weather, occasional rain or snow,
stationary or higher temperature, for this re
gion to-day.
13. G. Head, superintendent of a paper
mill at Clarksville, Mo., was caught In the
mill muchiuery yesterday aud mangled to
death.
The British House of Lords has decided
that the Tichborne claimant shall servo out
his full term of fourteen years.
It U almost certain that Gov. Plllsbury will
appoint Gen. Eugerton to succeed Mr. Win
dow tu the United States Senate.
Count Cohonim, the President of the
Lower House of the Austrian Relchsrath,
has resigned for political reasons.
Tniitrr persons Imve been arrested in
Teruel, Arragou, for advocating a repub
lican form of government for Spain.
CAinn. Wir.MAM.soN Jfe Co., general mer
chants and produce agents, of London, have
lulled. Their liabilities arc placed at SOOO,-
000.
llKtm vox Puttkammuu has been ap
pointed temporarily to Uie German Ministry
of the Interior, vice Count von Euleaberg,
resigned.
Thk increase in tho native population
during the past ten years lias been proper
tie ely greater than tho Increase In the im
migrant population.
Tin: cable announces tho deaths of tho
Lari of .Stratford, Muj.-Gen. Richard Her
bert Gall, uml Prof. Rutherford Landers, of
Edinburg University.
Mahommud Jan, n noted Afghan leader,
who lias played a conspicuous purl lu Afghan
politics for tho last twenty years, Is reported
to have been murdered.
Titu State Senate, by an unanimous vote,
passed resolutions yesterday thanking Presi
dent Gurliohl fur having appointed Mr. Lin
coln Secretary of War.
PoucK-CoMMiShioNKtt WilmamF. (Baldy)
Smith, of New York, resigned yesterday.
Mayor Grace nominated James Mathuws,
Tammunyite, in his stead.
A itKW'-iiti) of S-.WO ’has been offered for
evidence which shall lead, to tiic arrest tmd
conviction of tho murderer ut Farmer Far
reliylu Westmeath lust week.
X conbtuhction-tuain on Uie Dallas &
Wichita Railroad was thrown from the truck
yesterday, uml live men were seriously In
jured—two, Mack Meador and Hugh Baker,
fatally.
Only three persons wore arrested In Ire
land yesterday under tho Coercion act. There
would have been marc victims, but Uto Gov
ernment people could not supply escorts
enough.
M. 11. Laksatuu, a cattle-dealer of St.
Louis, was recently shot dead at O'Neil
City, Nob., by a merchant of that place
named Blanchard. It appears that Blanchard
acted in self-defense.
A gang of countorfeiteis. consisting of
'Daniel Sullivan, alias Scotty, Samuel Baker,
alias James T. Barker, Uobcrt Kelly, Robert
Smith, and William Burns, were arrested at
Now York yesterday.
SuALi.-rox has raged to an alarming ex
tent at Honolulu, in the Sandwich Islands,
but Is now abating. Since the disease ap
peared there about l.oou persons have been
Quarantined in tholr houses.
A hand of Indians recently made a mid
Into Nolan County, Texas, and attacked a
party of men employed on tho Texas Paellie
Bond, wounding several. Thu murderous
redskins made their escape.
'i'llk Executive Committee of the National
Anti-Monopoly League reports that there
have been applications made for charters fur
branch leagues in twenty-four Slates, and
that tho movement Is progressing rapidly.
Tim American Consul at Dublin had an
interview wltii Boyton yesterday, and ob
tained full particulars tls regards itis claims
to American citizenship, which ho sent to
Minister Lowell, with u letter from Boyton.
Piu'.hiuknt and Mrs. Garliold gave a recep
tion to army uud navy olllours lust evening.
Tho members and ox-mmnbors of tho Cabinet
weru present. Gen. Sherman, Mi's. Gen.
Sheldon, uud Miss Mason, of Cleveland, as
sisted In receiving tho guests.
A iiusTitL’cnvi: tire broke out in tho
wholesale drug-house of Ish & McMahon, at
Omaha, yesterday morning, uud raged fur
two hours, totally destroying tho drug-house,
and damaging tho dry-goods store of S. P.
Morse & Co., and the wholesale store of Mil
ton, Rogers & Sun.
Tub Governor of Massachusetts, Mayor
Prince, of Roston, Wondoll Phillips, and
other distinguished gentlemen have called a
public meeting at Hasten to take into con
sideration what justice and humanity require
on behalf of Die Indian tribes. Senators
Hoar and Dawes will attend.
William Moohefiei.u, a white man of
Pittsylvania County, Virginia, has shucked
tho moral people and good Democrats of his
section by leaving Ids wife and live children
and elopUig with a young mulatto girl named
Hairston. The detectives are on the look
out for the absconding pair.
Tim State Senate yesterday passed, with
tho emergency clause, the House bill provid
ing that in villages whoso territorial limits
coincide with township limits tho Trustees
shall be elected at the sumo time ns township
oilicers, the second Tuesday in April. The
bill ulfoels Jelfersou and Hyde Park.
Sknatou Siikumax, and not Senator Al
lison, will be the fourth Republican member
of tho Senate Finance committee, as ar
ranged by the Democratic caucus. The
1 s
I/ SJE FIVE CENTS.
'
icrats say that It was a clerical erroi
I §q made It appear that Allison was ths
£ ;tli Itcpubllcan member.
ai2x-SECRETAnv Schuhz was entertained
at n bnmiuet by the Gcnnaii-Amcrlcnn citi
zens of Baltimore last night. The addresses
were In the German language. Mr. Scluirz
in closing Ids response to the toast of his own
health, gave the sentiment, “The New Presi
dent,” which was heartily received.
Jolts* Keiiwood, a painter of Kansas City,
returned to (its home yesterday afternoon in
an intoxicated state, and began to beat his
wife. The neighbors sent for Norwood’s
son, a boy of 10, who tried to save his mother,
whereupon the drunken father attacked him
with a poker, and the son shot his assailant
In self-defense.
David Howeli., the agent of the Chicago
Burlington & Quincy Bond at Colchester,
ill., was handed a package containing SO.&UO
by un agent of the Quincy Coal Company for
safe keeking for a few hours, lie soon after
wards disappeared and has not yet been
heard from, and the miners of the Quincy
Coal Company arc waiting for their pay.
A relief PAim* of seventeen Orangemen
have gone to Baltlnaklll, County Galway, to
assist in the farm operations of Canon Flem
ing. a Protestant clergyman who Ins been
“Boycotted” by his neighbors on accountot
sectarian animosity. Canon Fleming was
recently fired at near Baliinakiil. The
Orangemen go by iter Majesty’s sblp Valor
ous, and am all well armed.
At the Cabinet Council yesterday it was
decided that tho "precedents of the Depart
ment in similar cases should be adhered to,
that no return of legal-tenders bo made” to
those bunkers who recently deposited tho
legal-tender in the United States Treasury
preparatory to u withdrawal of their circula
tion. Tho bankers will probably come to tho
conclusion that they were too hasty.
At a meeting of prominent citizens held at
tho Palmer House last night to take steps for
the commemoration of tho tenth anniversary
of the lire of 1871, a strong feeling was ex
pressed In favor of the erection of a Public
Library as n proper memorial, and a com
mittee, which includes Gen. Stockton, N*. K.
Falrbauk, and James Lane Alien, was ap
pointed to organize for u public meeting, and
to devise ways and means for obtaining sub
scriptions fur Uie library project.
Tin: New Mexico train on the Atchison,
Topeka «fc Santa F 6 Road was thrown from
the track by a broken rail near La Junta,
Colo., yesterday morning. The cars rolled
down a steep embankment, but, strange to
say, none of the passengers were killed,
though many were somewhat injured. Tim
train was moving at a slow rate when tho ac
cident occurred, and to this fact the escape
of the passengers must be attributed. “ Bis-’
mnrek,” tho well-known railroad reporter
of Thk Tniur.NK, was on board tho train,
and luckily escaped without a scratch.
An English correspondent who tins had an
interview* witli Joubert, tho IJocr leader,
telegraphs that the tatter says that the Boors
are willing to make pence on condition that
they be allowed to retire beyond the Yaal
River, and there establish an Independent
republic; Unit they are willing to enter Into
confederation with tho other South African
States. If the latter so wish, and that they
are willing to penult a British resident
ut tho Transvaal Capital to legislate on all
questions affecting tho native tribes, and even
will penult the Union Jack to bo hoisted
once again.
Mu. Paunki.i. has determined to pay back
the Bullish Whigs in their own coin. At
thu recent election In Wigan tho Wliigs voted
against tho Radical candidate because liu
said he would vote against coercion for Ire
land. A vacancy now exists in tlmllorough of
Coventry, caused by tho elevation of Sir Henry
Jackson (who, by the way, has since died)
to tho Bench. A Whig candidate who favors
coercion lias come forward, and Mr. Parnell
Ims requested the Irish voters to support the
Tory candidate, Mr. Baton. At the general
election Sir Henry Jackson’s majority over
Katun was only I7it, so that there is a prob
ability that tho latter will bo successful this
time, and Unit tho Liberals will lose a scut.
JunuK Maxiiuwm, of tho English Court of
Queen's Bench, gave Judgment in tho Brad
laugh case yesterday. He hold Bradlaugh’s
defense, that ns an ulllrmation would answer
Instead of an oath In thu Courts of England
an nfllrmntiou would answer for an oath in
tho House of Commons, was nut good, con
sequently that Brndiangh Imd no right to
votoin tho Commons, not having taken thu
usual oath. A stay of Judgment was granted,
and Brndiangh took an appeal to tiro High
Court of Justice.' (Jorst, a member of tiio
“Fourth party,” gave notice In tho Com
mons that lie would move for a writ for a
new election at Northampton to (ill Brad
laugh's place. It is not likely that tho writ
will bo issued.
Hufpalo w:ts again the scene of n terrible
accident yesterday. An old boiler, which
had been repaired, was being tested In tho
PJmmlx Holler-Works, owned by Donaldson
& Patterson, when it exploded, leveling tho
works and throwing largo pieces of the ex
ploded boiler 100 feet into tho ulr, and shak
ing tho buildings for nearly half a mlto
around. Mr, Patterson, one of tho proprie
tors of tho works, was blown to pieces, and
live workmen were killed and seven others
seriously Injured. Tho names of the work
men killed are John Langenllold, Francis
Chadwick, William Wager, William Gibson,
Tho name of the tlfth workman killed has
not been ascertained. Carl Otto Vollz, Hen
ry Mackey, and Alexander itupert, throe of
the wounded, will hardly recover.
This to proceed with
tho organization of the Senate yesterday, but
Mr. CunklUig InteriKised with a paint of
order, and, after considerable debate and
some personal sparring, tho Senate went into
executive session, where, it it believed, an
agreement was readied by which two Demo
crats have agreed to withhold their votes on
Monday as a sort of pair against the Repub
lican vacancies in Malno and Minnesota. The
tune of contideucu with which Senator Conk
ling claimed that tho Republicans cun organ
ize the Senate leads to tho Inference that
he has good reason for believing that Senator
Mahunu will act with them. Senator David
Davis stated that lie would act with the
Democrats in tho matter of organization, but
he astonished tho Senators of both parties
by his refusal to accept the Chairmanship of
. the Judiciary Committee,and still further by
his declaration that, unless tho Democratic
party’s methods are changed and Its wisdom
broadened, there is little prospect that hi
could continue to act with.them.

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