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lion«o ||nrr» H rop"rlcd n< •Inmitut ft decrease for the
tvci-li «>f IG.nU Im. Oats inudoraUdy. nctltf,
mul. rs nfforcl mill'll less frudy. quoted uen
crnllr stroimor, In Urn instances of No. 3 white
mul No. a (or |iromi>t rtcllrory, showing tin ndrnnco
of fully He a Im, lonvlntf off. us n rule, (Irmly. Options
stay tho satnonnh regular ftt fJPdfPc. ns to noollljr.
Mixed nt MsfJcs whltoStnto nominal. The block of
otus in warohotno hum shows nn Increase for tho
wock of iw.wbu. lire very quiet; quoted at from
KV-*>c tor cnr-lol* ftiirf Inwt-hMUts, /
pmivnuuNF-llog products ruling stronger on loss
iiri’onl offerings uml u rather more confident demand,
ridetty from speculative sources uml for Western
mo m Innl. Western moss porlt Ims hoea In
limited request for early delivery, leaving off
m |i«.a> for now. and ,In tho. option
linn nlso Inactive, mu hold . nt
higher flßiirus. with July options quoted n> closing nt
Vis,in. Atimini nt I belli, HoptPinlior nt IKIO, mid Octo
ber nominal. Iluron has boon vary qulcti lona clonr
quoted nt (<*tc uml short sslenr nt 100. Western
•tvniu laid mot with ft alow ante for early
Uclivery. closing nt 113. K) lor i.rlnio citnmict
Muck, uml In tlio option lino rather mom sought m or.
nltli July option* dosing nt tU.UI, August nt •l-.W,
Euutomburnt VI- UWIW October niMl.m4-*‘llM
NovembnrotllMffHqUUii, tho yonr option at liU.ksi#
HM.ffH. mid January at IIU.WH. .. .
Hl’uaum-A Hinltod ilcmuml noted for raw to*d«v on
the basis ot 7He bid, with 7fta naked, tor In r refining
aniscnviido. Defined quoted steady, but quiet.
Km-.miiTS-Trsduton moderate mrirrcgaio lq-rtny
and Indicative of n hnrdenlna tendency. especially In
rates for accommodation on berth and charter con*
tracts for tho grain trade, from which source the In*
liilry Inva boon moat satisfactory. partly for
tulinble tonnaao to nrrlve and for Iftlo
immner and early . autumn hero
tnd ut the mu-|*oH*. For Liverpool tho ronorled
ingnaemunls Included by ateanu Hour at is ihM
a ;'sd for ihrouali frelaht, and by oat-port steamers
is low os laiklj irrnln ul Midi provisions In low ut
iHPd'jM for iliroush freight, and by uut-pori
aemuera as low as limiid. . , . _ ■
ib (As irrjfrm AwHiattd Prrn.
Np.w Yoiik. July av.—corros—Quiet nnd Arm nt
D U-IWfell U-hh futuresbarclv steady.
Fi.otut—W’eaki receipts, iRUWt brlsi export*. 13.T00
»rJas super State and Western, |U&«4.ntt common to
rood ostrn.V4.U(MAUit good to ChutCO, fa.’JlVi't..*i white
• beat extra. V*3W , 4fiit extra Ohio. fl.'.DftDl.fu Ht.
Umls.VU<Mii.7di Minnesotapatent process,fKi/in-ii.
<JII.aIn •—Wheat lowen receipts. 44.. WU hut
Miwirts. un.tyibut ungraded spring. ft.lWt.lUi No. .1
ip.ina. fl.l'i*l.h!'<l No. 2 Chicago nnd Mllwankec.
(rat's i.t'li unaraded red, Vl.u*««l.?iiHl stemnor do.
(l.lli No. 1 red. VU'.t; mixed winter,»l.Sti ungraded
fflilic, fl.tiHt No. I do nominal nt ll.'aAtl.V.i No. 3
rod. July, iM.iiw bo. uui.2ivel.;i:i». cloainu atfl.»li Au
rii't, Gi.uiibn. ntll.3U4ftl.«J-S. closing«tfl.»iMi Seu
lei»ber.4‘«.UWb»i.nt jr.37kkwl.3s9i. closing nt 11.(71$!
Detobur. 4HI.IXU bu. nt closing nlft/iAs.
Corn ilrm; Htslobellcri receipts. 30U.M1 but exports.
tWHI Put ungraded. 4.V4.l«hivi No. it, .dVSC! steamer,
Mv.n:,|(S! Nn. 3, .‘>;K<AVtV|a tho latter the exlromot
No. 3 while, ;t>et steamer white. MHOi No. 3. July. f*7,m
*.;.7\c! August. «M'<fWKci HupteiMliiir. iiSift'i ticto
ber. itqdc. onisqulutt receipts, NUWU bu; Woitoru
eitxi'd. 43uit'<ci white Western. M&tta
HAV-guiet and uncbnngoU.
llui-H-rUendy. , ...
Gnoi Eiiigs—suanr steady! In moderate demand:
fair lo goad mining quoted nt iKb Molasses timnlnul
and unehnnuod. Illco steady imoderuio demand.
I'kticoi.kii.u—Unlit Clilted,T.Wtf'Uci crude, tui ro«.
fined. l?(e.
’l’si.l.ow-Htendyi Cl<c.
UKSI.N-Stendf! i.’.lTW'a'MO.
Tt’itPKNTiNK—Dull and lower; -HHc.
Kims—Nominal.
I'novisioss— l*ork dull, weak, am! lower! .new
rat'sr.lK'rtt, lleef quiet but ilrm. Cat meats—Bhort
clear. lUc. l.nnl fairly nctlvo pud u shade higher!
prime steam, VIO.IO.
iirm;it-imili lia?.*H'e.
rni:Ksi.-l»ull and uusetllcdt “(ilOa
HAETIMOUE.
HAI.TOtonR. Mil.. July 23.—Kl.ooil—4)nloU
GOAlN—Wluml—Western cnslorand utuslna Rtcndyt
No. 3 nlmcrroil spot, lUPai.UlVliJuly.
Amm<>t,«l.34k;'Al.34lst Scplemlwr. oo
tuber. H.3S)v : sl.2f% Corn—htondy and quiet; West
vrn armor: mixed, suot nnd July, IVWi Auiiust, 67fift
67*(c; Heptombor. 7,sgi7BWic! October. W>o! ileamor,
OnlH arm: Western white. Jldfitct mixed. 4t(d
43e. Uyo uomlnnlly k,*c.
Hav—Dulli prime tu choice I’oiinsylvtvnln, 113.003
ULU).
IMiovisiovß-Flrm. Mesa pork, fl3.M>aiß.'6. Hulk
moats-Shoulders and clear sides, wicked,'XCilUJKc.
llueon—Shoulder*, fchici clear rib sides, loftc. Hums,
Lard—ltuilned, IS^e.
UriTta—Mailt Western grass, IJ&IiC.
KOuh-Duil and weak ut lie.
I'imtui.fcm— Nominal: remind,T?*c. ....
(iiiuctnn;s-t!otlon iiriin Ulo cargoes at
Bnimraull! A soft,l%c.
whisk v—Nominally nt11.11hi31.13.
KUEiimTs-TolavcriKml perstusmor. steady: cot
ton, a-likl; Hear. IMUj grain. 54d. _
Uu'KiiTs-Klnur. I.ictr brim wheat, 157,100 bu: com.
6T.1T1 hui outs, I AVI hut rye. All bu.
IHIUIMIKNTH-WMeat. IM.UUIiut corn.4Woobo,
SAtna—Wheat.Ah,UJ but turn, 53,714 bu.
ST. I.OUIS.
6t. Lons, Mo., July 85.—Kl.oun—Unchanged.
(•uaix—Wheat hinder, unsettled! No. 3 red, 11.1714
CI.ITW cash: fU7?< July; H.ISaUIH&I.UU August,
H.aK«U3JiWH.3UH September: 1U3K01.33W3t1.53K Oct
ober: NoTOhiber: fl.UKOl.Wyeor; No. a
Uu.lUOJlitf according to location: No. -I do. 11.07 K
Wl.u:>», uecorcllng to locution. Corn about steady at
47Htt47};o cash: 4?Ko July: 4791* August: 4TJ#«WHo
Sontcmbori 45!<0 Octobers-CIKOHc yenr. Oats slow
at cash: 0 July: August;
gtf'ii! HupteuiUvr: 2V38514C yenr. Ilye higher olfl.UO.
J.n.to-BtonOy nt 4Hjo.
lirrrßit—Steady: dairy, 14(32.’c.
Kuos-ijuictiutWbo.
Whiskv—Blondyuifl.W.
I'nuvisiONs—Pork batter: Jobbing nt $16.50. Drr
salt meals strong at M.4l>ni'.lo«iUt.4o. Uncoil strong at
ST.:j;VnliOticlO,AJ. hard nominally Hl.'.iL
ItßcgiPta—Klnur,6,UO brls: wheat, 1411,1171 but corn,
TO.lWbu: oaWf»iji»liu: rye, iouuuut barley, none.
SHil'MKNTrt—Klonr, IC.UI) brls: whom, litUU bu:
corn. BTi,uoubu: outs, 4,W0 bu; rye, 1.00 but barley,
none. _
pniDADELVIIfA.
pnti.AOKM'niA, Pa., July 3R.-Kr.oim-Qulot but
Urnit Western extras, fUW3».33; .Minnesota extras,
|S.Wt««.W; Ulilo, good lo choice, |iU)l)atf.3Rt Ohio, new
procosi*,ia.loa«.7Rs Minnesota patent process. good,
*7.UI; winter patents. fOROOtf.TR. llye flour ucglucleds
SI.Ruai.TR.
Oiiain—Wheat steady, with n fair demands N 0.3
red. elevator, car tots, t1.3Kt1.34jft No. 3 red. .1 ulr,
11.34*4ft1.31ku August, 91.34!i(ft1.34kil HopMiinhur. lI.SR)S
mi.ttVU; October, |l.3*Xf t tl.37M. Cora less actives
Western mixed, groin (Input, Bfluj No. Aon track,
grain depot, R fsß3ui rejected, 4tf®iOot sail mixed..lnly.
August, stfef>T‘4«i September,
October. •'ibll.w'i'Mc. Oats dull, with free sellers! .No.
3 white. ifct-iiitgoi No. II white; 43:«43)«o; mixed. 4irj<o.
IMtovistosa—Finn. Uenf—lndia moss, Moss
pork, (Itf.MMsltUKt Hums—Smnkod, 13«Mi;W$o. laird—
■J'rlmo steam. #l3.4Ut kettle, 113..VL
UttTTßit Kirint creamery, tVut3Rci Nnw York State
and Uradford County (Pennsylvania) extras, lS&33o;
dairy, tlftlUe.
KaiiH-Klrm and unchanged.
chi'.ksk— Firm: crmiranry,
I'BTitui.KUJt—Market dull; me.
UKrcin*—Flour, JWUI bria; wheat, HOOD bus corn,
ICUtfJO tin; oats, K.UW iai. _
ttuiieißNTH—Wheat, 10,000 but corn, 105,000 bu.
TOLEDO.
Toledo, 0.. July S3.—chain—Wheat dulli No. 3
red, July. (1.3 h Hopletnbor, (I.3uj.fi October, fl.TUVfti
tutw No. 3 rod, 11.31 1 timber Michigan, now, 11.30)$.
Corn dull! lilgb*tiilxed, Rile.
Aftkiinuon (Jam.—Wheat flriut No. 3 rod. spot,
|l.33>sHid. askedt July, (1.31; August, fUV)ft»
Hotitembnr, ILUlUftl.'IIHs October, (t.Xh year,
ll.'Aibld.tl.ajH »<keiii No.3new red, (l.3u£ hid. 11.31 U
Hiked. Corn stendyt hlub*mlxed. RJMo bid. RStfo
asked; No. 3. mmii, i*3tso bid. tklo lukuitt July, R3%o|
AucusL.VA'bld,UtMcasked; year,47Ku bld,4TUe asked.
OaU uiilet! No. 3, r|MH, 410 lild.4l)*c Hikedl August.
liiciiid.iilHo asked; September,lido bid, RDfensUed;
year. :»i«.
itncKtciH—Wheat, 13,000 but c0rn,34,00 but oats,
l.injou.
tfiui'MESTS—Wheat, 37,000 but corn, 11,000 but eats,
mmo.
BOSTON
IHmton. July 3t.-Fi.mm-Qu!al but flruii Western
buihtlliu', W.UW I.Mi common extra, (3.1»i Wisconsin
sxtm, (-1.73) Minnesota uztm, tfAUiPURU; wlator
wlirats, Ohio mid Michigan, (>tUi>un:nKi ImllunH.KtO
aitTR: HI. bonis and Illinois, ta.tOH7.UJ; Hiring imtunts,
|ii.fOr>oi.UJs winter pntonls, 11.MK17.7R.
(in.MN-Com sternly uml itniit mixed end yellow,
tt«at!ttt. Outs limit inodcrato demundt No. I mid ex
tra while. RiaKJc! No. 3 while. 4303Uci No. 3 mixed
lind No. a white. 4<Qs4Ae.
HrrmH-Cholcu creamery. ?Jft33oi choice ludle
pnckcil, liVjtlKi! (ulr to uooil, li^lße,
Koos-Wcstom fresh. Mhic.
UKcmi'TS-l’lonr. T.uo hns. 4,400 ancki; corn, 33,000
bn: wbeut, ojtn bn; outs. H.iuibu, .. •*
mui’HK.STS-Fiour, I,HU (iris; corn. 1,300 bu.
311LV/ All IC BK,‘
Mn.wAtntec. July33.-Fi.uun—throng and advanc
ing. ,i' \ \
Uit a ik—Wheat weak; No. 1 Milwaukee hard-and
Nn. t Milwaukee immlimli No; 3 hurd.lU'Jt No. 3
Milwaukee.ll.lßjft July, ft.lMfi August, fl.lHl#i Hop*
temper, ll.tflf; OcUtber, ll.Utst November, tUIWi
No. 3 Milwaukee, (Lilli No. 4 do.Olet rejected miiul-
ml. Horn lowen No. 30t450. Outs dull uml lowurt
{*o. 3 nt3.«Wo. ityo nuinlnul; No. tat Uar
erdnni No. 3 stirlng and flupteiubur. IRKo. -
i'ltuvisiuNH-btuadyi mess pork. (IS.3U oaib and
Aucutli (KIR Heuiuuiber. Lard—L'rltao aleaiu, lll.td
cash mid August; 111.(17)4 Keplotubor.
lluas-Ktoudfj WJUttiliit. M;.'
Vagin iits—Wheat tu lluffulo,
HBCKiKts—Flour, 3,UU brls; wheat, hu,ooo but corn,
Hu bu~ , / ~.
HiiumfcNTS-Flour, C.R33 brlsi wheat, WXU bu;
coru.Raibu.
CINCINNATf.
Cincinnati, July 31-Corrox-Blroiig| lUfo.
Kbot'U-Htoady; faintly, (R.TMltt.tn.
uuain-Wluhu etwleri No. 8 red winter. 11.1091.31
CumsMlert No.Bmlxod,GiHobld. oms weaken No.
8 mixed. 4'iHo. itruilrmi No.'JattUiKKtU.
. phuvibiuno—Pork ilrnu tutu, hUheri fILM
UulkuioaU In good demands shoulder*. Toi bills clear
tlUc.fj.jli. liicon quiet but bruit shoulders, l»6c.
Whisky—Demand outre, and prices haru ad
vanced to tl.ux sales loibrls on the boats ot
iiUTfKu-t’ronmur/, itsiftkic.
(hiKtsx-Wusturu Itoaorro, lltci choice Central
Ohio, It*.
I‘HOUIA.
Proms, in,, Juijr 23.—<2UAtN-Corn quiets high
mixed, stfttSHot mixed, SIX«tSe. OaUluactlvesNu. 3
wblte, Uye armt nsw No. 3. hie.
lIKiUWiNEST-Unchaniiodatll.lKJS.
nKrEii-rs-Wioat. r/tt bui corn, WW but oats,
AjUlbui rrw. Wlj but barlojr, none.
,u a f l t l £ i * uvn^tfu « l * nones corn, S3.UUO bu) oats,
IB.si&bu{ ry«(hjpbm barley, iiutiu. . * t -
KANSAS CITY,
Special Dupattk to Tht ChUan Tribune,.-! . .
KANSAS CITY.Wo.. juiraWiiuiKWUa Priet Our
rrntreporui Wbeat-ltvceiuu, 84.8Ja bat shlpaienu
10. MU but market Irregulars No. S IMWWs’Au
‘‘“l‘ ina ; —“ vt- j
uerrspot N. a V-, July 2&.-UiiAtN-Nutblng doing,
prices nominally unchanged.
Canal Fitxsuura—Dulls <e for corn.
HKTUOIT.
Detroit. Mich., July JB.-PLOt’it-Steady at B-CO 9
• Itt.
UiuiN-Wbeat llrtners No. 1 while. |l.3OWs July,
lUUks August, ILUfti htptsaiber, fl.Wfi October,
Vl.'Ji'fi tear. No. 3 white, fI.K UccelpU,
UtWi bu*. glilpmcuts.
INDIANA POINTS.
IsntANArm.w. July 3.V.—Oiiain—'Wheat steady;
Corn steady! Data sioadyi
SMilOc. _
OSWKOO.
Oswkoo, N. V.. July U.-GiiA!N—Wheat sloilOy.
Corn nominally unchanged! high mixed. Cte.
J*CTItOLTSUM.
ci.Rvm.ANtb 0., July «.-pKTUor.Ry«-Qulclj
Htnndsnl while. Ill)do*, test, Tc.
I'lrrsntMui. I'a.. July 4k-PHTHOi.*fM-Y«lrly
actlrui L'nltod cortlßcnie* firm nt refluod. >?iu
forlMillndolphlndollrorr. ,
TlTt»nvat.R, I'a.. July IV-l’ETilot.RiTM-Opened
nt 75?4c« hlahesU 7i!jci lowo«t, 7V<ci etosed, i.4Me.
Hhlpiuenta, lU',aJUbrl«i chartors, SU.fiAlbnss runs, Ul, >
lUlbrls. _
nnY noons.
Nisvr Votik. JulylV-lluslnoss moclopatoly ftottvo
with package houses ami lone of markelllrmi prints
in fnlrdomnndi I'acllloand Manchester prints opened
at "ci collou goods In steady demand and llrmi cot
ton dress ponds more active; imm swear of woolens
quid nud stemiyt shirts und drawers fairly active.
COTTON.
BT.I.OUI!*. July ai-UOTTON-Flrmi middlings, UKct
sales 830 buloit receipts, 7CJ| shipments, 4IOt stock,
i,m •
TUIiniCNTtNB.
WIUMNOTON, July 17.-801 IUT* nV TURPBNTIHE-
Uull nt ot JWct soft. fAWt virgin, M.BO.
VOICE OF THE PEOPLE.
Conkllntf on CtnrfleDl at Torro llauto«
To th» editor of The Chicago Tribune.
CntCAOn, .Inly 21.—Vour ipiolntlnn from
Mr. Conkllmf’s Now York speech in this (Satur
day) morning’s Tiuhunk reminds tho writer of
a similar but meaner reference to tlen. OnrHeld
in ono of bis Indiana speeches,—that made at
Terro Ilnuto. Mr. Conklitifrnt tho proper place
in his speech tnndo pome reference to tho Dam
ocnitlocamlldiitca, and spoke In high terms nf
both llnaeock mid F.mrllsh. lie (bon said: “I
know our candidates, ten; and If there is a true,
pood man; If there is e. tUormigmy reUalilqman;
if there is a man that onn ho trusted nmlor all
clrenmslanees; a man that yon can press to
yonr heart as a friend "—at this point tho vast
crowd before him. In ttndoubting anticipation
ot tho climax, stood hats ia hand, arms raised,
mouths open, ready for one tremendous out
hurst of applauscvwhon, can anybody guess tho
astonishment-of > that crowd, Mr. bonkllmr
mushed his (light of rlielorlo by adding "that
man Is Chester A. Arthnrl" .. ...
lint ns If this were not enough, Mr. Conkllnj;
proccoded; •• I knowOen. OnrHeld, too; servee
with him In tho llotise; hu Is a fair man; be has
read a good deal in the last few years, and has
gained considerable knowledge, nnd I support
bhnjbut ldo not support him on account of
any nf those ciumlhout stories, which are gen
erally campaign lies, I support him because ho
is a Uepuhtioan!" ....
••(inly that nnd nothing morel If that is not
“damning with faint praise." will somebody re*
vise the uellultion ol the phrase. Ono thing 1
know*. It created a good deal of disgust and in
dignation at the time. Mr. O. A. Diirguss. if L
remember correctly, spoke in the evening to
many of tho same crowd, fio said that ho
“tookoccasion to ditfor widely from thodls
tlugutshedtieimtor from Now York In his esti
mate oMJen. CJuniold,’’and then proceeded lo
deliver a proper eulogy of tho Uooublenn can
didate, which called forth enthusiasttu applause.
SI’KOTATOIt.
Tlio Price of Bread.
Ito the-Editor 0/ The Chicago Tribune.
Chjcaoo, July-IM.—ln answer to your corre
spondence of to-day's Issue, headed “Tho I’rleo
ot Dread," and signed “Citizen,” I should like to
give n littlo information to tha public ns regards
tbo pmllt on a barrel of Hour, which your corre
spondent claims to bo 57.50 per barrel. There la
only one kind of bread sold at six cents per
pound wholesale, mid that Is tho Mill: or Eureka
bread, which Is mmlo with milk and shortening,
and tho very best of patent Hour. Tbo cost o! It
Is ns follows:
One barrel of patent Hour. $ 7.W)
Eight gallons of milk 1«W)
Htmrieiilog
Labor
Yeast,'fuel, stilt.
Total cost per barrel. .flO.he
One barrel of patent Hour will produce dud
loaves of bread, bonce we wilt get the following
result: •
850 loaves of bread at C cents 515.00
Less commission paid to drivers at 15 per
cent — J
Value of empty barrel.,
Total amount produced per barrel
Total coat us atiovo mated
Total net profit per barrel 9 MO
Now. iho boss bakers In tholr last mooting Imyo
passed n resolution not to raise I do price on milk
broad, but only on common bread ono cent per
loaf, and tho following will show tho jniDllo that
woennnot nlford to buko euinmon broad nt four
cents per pound loafs . .... . AAI • .
One barrel of straight spring wheat tlonr.,B ».">
Labor.... 1-Jg
Yeast, fuel, eto •*«
Total cost per barrel 8 tM
This will not produce over 21U loaves of bread
of seventeen minces baked.
SMO loaves nt 4 cents $ IMSO
Lets commission of Hiper com to drivers.. 1.41
Value of empty barret,
Total amount produced per barrel I g.Jll
Total cost us above. W
Total net prollt por barrel «W
In regard to tho ordinance on bread, there has
also been tt committee appointed nt our last
meeting to wait upon bis nounr the Mayor to
have thu ordinance enforced. Ucspeotfnlly
yours, .1. tlmnsi-Eii. a Boss Baker.
THE KEOKUK ELEVATOR. ,
To tht L’dllor uf 'flu Chicago Tribunv.
CniCAno, July 25.—Tho facia us developed In
tlio Keokuk Elevator Company's enso with P. J.
Konuett & Co. from tho Investigation and sworn
testimony produced in oourt'nru:
ICounoit & Co. ndvnncod on drafts drawn by
tho Keokuk Elevator Company, attached to tho
warehouse receipts for corn undents,holding
tho warehouse receipts ns collateral security fur
thu loan, on the following condition, to*wltt
Keunott & Co. sending n custodian to Keokuk
to receive, jjounturslgu, and look lifter the grain.
Kennott ,V Co.-and tho Hlovator Company
proved that all the grain called for by tho ware
house receipts was them on Jan. C, 181)1, I
proved that on Jun. fl 1 loft tho olovutor uml
came to Chicago, remaining until thuktfthof
Mnreh, and trom tlmt lime was nottooxceed
ten days in Keokuk.
When i discovered on Juno 1 that grain was
missing, 1 unused mi assignment to bu made la
trust, conditional upon the following In writing:
Jr tbn elevator bouUs mid tho railroad mid
steamboat tines vended tho fact mat none uf
Iho grain belonging to Kennutt & Co. had been
removed by any employd pr myself, tho assign
ment was to bu returned, It being agreed that
no liability was admitted.
This was proved by the bonks and swam certi
fied slaicmcmauf all ibo railroad and steam
boat lines In and out of Keokuk.
An interview from Keokuk with mo Is correct
In uvury particular, except thin it was an error
In regaru to my haviug tiny conversation with
Mr. llmwoll.
All the facts In regard to tho perjury cnie, tho
hypothecating of the trust, etc., are correct.
Kuimutt &Cu.mul the Klu valor Company kept
two accounts. Tho trial has shown that Ken
nett & Co. are Indebted to (ho Klevatnr Compa
ny a largo amount on tho shipping account, ana
tho advance account is disputed us to the
amount duo Kuimci( & Co,
Sir. KonnuU knew tho fuels In tho ease before
tiling the Information, ami was wholly unwar
ranted In uommenuing thu proceeding and In
assuming that 1 hud removed tho gram, us ho
know I bud not been there, and had proved al
my accounts to near mid ton cunt, and more
especially us Kcimctt X Co., by thu orlghm
agreement, demanded, from tho time the re
cclidHwerulHstiud mid Iho advances made, tho
custody should he wllh then).
W. N. Brimatts.
A HARD EXPERIENCE,
William 1). Jackson, a .young man living at
No. Jilt Booth * Hoisted 'street, claims to be the
innocent victim ot some of, tbo very olUoious
policemen ut the West Madison Street
His story is that bo Is subject to eplloptlo tits,
and that, durum ono of Ihoso unfortunate,
visitations a week agoßundny, bo was arrested,
lodged in the police station two or three days,
ana then sent (o tho Count/Jail, whore be was
found yosierduy by. Mr. llovuy, the, seedsman,
and. through his eiforts, liberated. Jackson
claims to have had on bis person at. tho Kino of
his arrest a paper from tho physician el the.
Jodcrson Asylum, describing his aliment and
informing whomever it might concern that tbo
Ills to which ho was subject lasted. only u day,
lifter which time ho was all right, --The young
man claims that tbo police saw tho 'paper, end
still buvo possession of it, and yet, knowing bis
trouble, they cruelly and unnecessarily sub
jected him to tho unpleasant experiences of the
past week,. t ■ ■>■ ‘
AFATAU HQRSEtDISEASE. •
Sprctal IMspalrh te Tht Chleaoo TVUurtf*
Booth Kiaun, 111., July S 5.— I Tbo now disease
which has been raging among horses in ibis sec
tion fora few weeks past bus not altogether
abated vet, There oro several severe eases In
this village ut present, and two deaths have
•mite recently occurred. Vctorfuariani term
the disease ship-fever, und say that It was
brought hero by a recent Importation of Nor
tnsu horses from Franco.
'THE CHICAGO TRTJUJKF! TUESDAY. JULY 20, • 1881—TEN PAGES.
MAIIINK Ni:WS.
Dullness the Feature of Grain
Freights to the Lower
Lake Ports.
No Change in the Bate, Two Gents
on Corn to Buffalo Being the
Best’Bld.
Cnpt. Unsray nmt tlio I.irn-Snrlng
Crew tlio Itcclploiits of .Much
■ t'ralso.'i
Around the Lakoi Arrivals nnd De
partures—Along tho Docks—
llisosllancousi
iio.MU (iATjn;mxns.
CAtmVINO I’AHAIINfIIIIIS VIA FOIIRtON POUTA.
Thu folUiwlnif from -\otliia*Bpcrctar.v Trench,
rcl.Ulvtt to tho onrrliuru of pnsscogffs from ono'
oorttomiotiior In tho Unltoil Niutos vln foreign.
porU will bo reml with inlorcstl
TIIKAMUItV lIKPAItttIKNT, WA^IIINOTON—BiII I
Yonr loiter of tho HiHli ulllmo wng ilnly re-
ct'lvinl, in which you nsk ponnlsnlmr to trims-,
port passongors from the. port nf (,’lmrlottf. N.
V.,toOswego. N. V..*nn' tho UamtiUim nlmmior
City of Moutronl, wbloli piles between Toronto.
Can., nmlOstvogo. Ymi imt»« your nppliontlon
nn nn nllogoil pcrml.44lon ifrnntod to oertnlir
Blvniuerj of Cdiimlliin Imllil m transport p.vsien
irors from Cnpc* Vlneont, N. V.,-to Clayinn
uml Albxitmiritt Huy. In tho Hitmo tils*,
trlot. Vim nro Informed lliot tho St. f. twronco
Htenmluml Company wua, mlvisuil by letter nf
this lieimruneitt under ditto nf April £l. IWU tieo
IJcdslon 4.Uhl of Synopsis of Treasury Deitlsr*:
loin), that It could trmtsport its
upon steamers destined, Imm, tin Amoneun
to n Canadian port,' und Unit it tempo
rnry stoppage of such paKsengers ot ntioih-.
or Amorman port while on route lo a foreign
port would not subject its etn.uncrttTo a penalty
under tho Navigation latmif tho United Slates.
Tho transportation of 1 passengers fttmi one
American port to another on a Vessel under for
eign marine papoi-s, nr 1 on an lindomimcnted
vessel, if carried on as a business, would subject
tho vessel to mi alien tonnage tax of *!.:«• iht.
ton at every port of arrival, Tho Department,
cannot wdivu the collection ol tho* lax. Very
respectfully..
■..11, P. Knnscir, Acting Secretory.
, t,AKISVIti:iOIIT3. ■'
Dullness was the funturoof tho grain-freight
market yesterday, tho rule to llultalu on corn
i'uumltitugat3 emits. There was hat lit Mu room
nffered, ami that mostly steam. Tho engage
ments repnrled wore; For Ifulfnlo—Fmpcllor
Itnifalo. ii.i,UK) bnshcUof corn, tlinmgb; Fropel
ler Scotia. l«a,Uod bushels of omim; scaooner W.
T. Cl raves, 47i.(W(i ImsbuU of corn. For Krlc—
I’ropellor Annin Voting, 510.030 bushels of corn.
J,umber freights remain steady and unchanged.
dock notes.
Tho ship-chandlers report business Improving.
Tho scow Spy Is in tho Chicago Dry-Dock Com
pany’s dock having her bottom calked.
Tbo schooner MaJ. Kerry wont up} tho rlvor
yesterday minus bur Jlbboom, lost outside.
Things wuro brisk uttho lumburnmrkut yes
terday, a fair amount of cargoes being for sale.
Tho big schooner O. W. Adams was at the
Central elevator yesterday taking on a cargo or
onts.
Tho schooner Traporlal.went Into Miller Eros.*
dry-dock yesterday to have her bottom calked
and to stop a leak.
'* Dlaek Jack ” Vattnw’s old bumbont baa been
sold to parlies In South Chicago, who will con
vert the craft into a ahlp-oarponter shop.
Tho schooner Lincoln Daw, while being towed
up the South branch yesterday, was'shoved into
the schooner Eclipse by a steam canUltioat, and
suffered the loss of her Jibbooiu and some oC
horshroum. .
Tho barge.l. M. 1(111. Capt. Dan Mnybco, tvns
on the lumber market yesterday with u cargo,
her Hrst appearance here this season. Dapr.
Dm: had quite an ovation and entertained his
numerous friends nt Martin McNulty's, where
cigars mid congratulations served to help pass
tho day away.
About 11 o’clock Sunday night tho tug W. 11.
Ti’olf, Capt. James MeOUl. was discovered to be
on tire. An alarm was-turned In, but tho crow
had the Haines extinguished before tbo arrival
of the Klre Department. Thu Ore originated
near tho pilot-house from some unknown eauesj.
Tho damage amounts to about firs) or &1X).
Capt. Tom Howland has.bought himself a
horse and buggy, -hut ittm oraftls ft good deni
like a certain steam-barge that ooiiioh into port,
bird to manage. When Capt. Tom wants to
round on to tbo Wells street bridge from tioutti
Water street he has to get mit.u hno'-aud fasten
It to the stern of tho buggy In order.to wind tho
old thing around. ,••• • •
■ The bargu May Richards got aground yester
day afternoon Just-west of tho Wclls'struet
bridge, and It required 1111 hour's hard pulling by
tbo mgs Tom Drown, Triad, Owen, Constitution,
and Knceess to release her. 'The west wind
caused tbo wmur In the rlvor to fall about ten
5115.75
inches, which was the cause of tho barge getting
stuck on tho bottom.
Tho Life-Having Station'i;wns arpwdod with
visitors yesterday, moat of whom Went thoro to
congraiulato Cant. St. Peter and 1 his crow on
their noble work Sunday •in-, rescuing tho un
fortunates caught put on tho lako;b>‘ tbo llcreo
gale. Cant, ItußCoy, of (Houston In-yucht Pet,
also bad a host of cullers, who took tbooppar
uinlty to praise him for bis timely rescue of
their friends ana acquaintances from watery
graves.
8 a.iu
Pete Gainer, tho popular bridge-tender nt
: landulph street, wa* luconsolablo yesterday.
Pete bad ornamented his bridge with anion*
strousgllt gnmo*eouk, hut Sunday’s B<|nall wits
too much lor tho bird. Jt threw Mr. Chiekon
duwu mid pulled out hhtall. While Polo Is nut
superstitious, ho says bu can’t got It out of his
bead hut that soinu;dlre calamity la Impending
over Uandolph street bridge, mid no was ttruumi
yesterday eonanltlng llarbornmster McCarthy
us to what precautions should bo taken to avoid
u disaster to his put bridge.
The schooner Ktbun Allen, lumber laden, ar
rived In port Friday, and was towed to tho lum
ber-market. it seems that iho Captain engaged
a crew of lumber-shovurs lu unload his vessel
tiaturdny, hat they did not Imvn snilluleut time
that day to do tho work, and yesterday tho Cap
tain, so It Is reported, refused to pay tho shav
ers for the work that tlioy had done, uod when
tho vessel undertook to leave the dock they pro*
vented tho lines from-being unloosed, so tho
Captain took an ax mid cut tho lines nn hoard
tils vessel, leaving tho cables In possession or
tho workingmen, if reports urn trim tho Cap*
tutu waYto blame, us It was not tt - miestmn of
prleo fur unloading, but u refusal or tho him*
bor-shovors to work on Sunday.
ABOUND THIS LAKES.
IMPHOVINU THU IIAItIIOH AT MIMVAUKHR,
Milwaukee Rejidblteuii; '.**.CoL I>. Hotislon
has eomplotod his annual report. In this re
port W, W. Hoarding, nssliltint engineer, gives
an account of tho Improvomouta upon Milwau
kee harbor fur (ho Usual year ended June lk>,
1881. At tho end of tho llscnl your previous n
channel olgbtoun feet deep and 100 feet wide
fur tho whole distance between tho harbor piers
and Lake Michigan wns eumplotdd. Under the
appropriation of 810,000 of Jtiuu, 1880, thu chan
nel was further widened to 3RD foot. The fresh
ets scoured out tho channel considerably. Thu
appropriation of $3,00.) made by Cungrm hut
Mureh will bo applied to the construction of
a |>llo protection to the river section of the
booth pier and tho repairing of tho (Jovorumont
dock for u distance of Sit
glncor asks for 810,000 ;to. 'bo.-cxpouVleil
mi tbo harbor during ; the next Itseal
year/ In March la»t CdngrcH' appropri
ated sioo.ooo for the ‘luipruyeiiiuiu
of Mtlwaukou Jiay for il)p|phrpo4c< of hbtuhl ,p
of rufugo. Tho adopted n plan
rccoimnondod by a Uoartf of oniiitouji f9r?(bo
construction of u huso b'rtMiwgtur at tho mouth
of tbo bay. Quo arm of the breakwater will riiu
from near North Point 8,-HW foot southeast,. and
tbo main arm will run 0,000 foot southwest. - One
thousand feet smith fnim the angle an opening
too feet wldu Is lutt for n fair-weather entrance.
A contract whs mudo laatmonth for the con
struction of 1,000 loot pMhtfuorih arm of tbo
breakwulei*. Thu engineers deft re tu complete the
ontlro work in four years, and ♦HOJ.Odd appropri
ated for tbo next tlseal year. At the last session
of Congress (o.UUO was appropriated for tho lm-
Kroveiuont of Uaubiu harbor. Cdatraols-bavo
eon awarded fur tho completion of h super
structure over tbo cribs widen form the tpuuda
tlon ot piers In tbo channel. Tho balance re
maining unexpended after this work is com
pleted will bo dovotod to dredging.’*./ , .*
A VHTttUAN STBAUBU. \
Rrlo Dispatch; "There was a vcisol In port on
Wednesday that will bo remembered by the older
residents of tbo city as one of tbo Illicit of the
Posting palaces that thirty •or forty years ago
piled u heavy tratlluoa tho lakes, but which buvo
boon supplanted by tbo swifter railroad. Tho
Mayflower was built about forty yean ago, and
was one of tho swiftest and most elegantly
titled up houu on the lake, homo year*'since,
after tbo passenger travel bad ceased to bo re
munerative. she was remodeled, mudo Into a
screw wheeler, and is still engaged In tbo carry
ing trado on tho lakes, -Bho eamojntp Krioon
Wednesday with u cargo of salt * for-Wadsworth
A Co. Cant, Travers, who now sails her, was
Captain of one of the pussengdr steamers at that
day, and has not been in Brio before in thirty
years, lie is an old friend of :msny'uf tbo older;
cltUuns, and was full of inquiries for Uen. U. M,
Heed, Andrew Bcoil,<Joha Hearn, William M.
Gallagher, George J. Morton, and oihors, wbo at
that time wero among Brie'S’ foremost elifsons,
and did a big business at tbo lake. Meollog
Cspt. Ottlngcr at tho Custom-House. they wero
soon busy discussing old times and old friends."
A NBW ANCHOU LINK STBAMBII.
.Detroit f’VM J’itm; "Tbo now Anchor Mne
steamer Clarion wiU be launched gtWyaadutto
on Wednesday next at about 4:30 p. in. As the
l.’htrlon li'i move over tho space occupied by
tho steamship Drmvovick. in audition to tho dis
tance usually passed over In going to tan water,
tho launch promises mbo very Interesting. Iho
Clarion Is an exact sister in tho propeller he*
high, launched at the same yard last fall.
TUB Jtr.w NAI'I.T CANAb.
It is expected that tho now Fault Canal will he
opened about Aug. I. Tho canal will nt that
time bu as far completed ns to admit largo ves
sels, and it Is tho intention of those In charge of
tho work to allow heavy draft vessels tu pass
during tho night and continue to work in the
day time.
TIIR CAPTAIN BAW IT.
Once more tho sea-serpent has been seen.
Cnpt. llmwo. of the llobb, miw it swimming be*
. tween Timber tsbmd und »outh Day. mi his lust
trip. “ Fifteen feet long—head as big ns a keg
—nfwtmi?
pound tum: ijuum and epfiuirnt.
Tho Aheiior Jdao has boon using a bnrgo at
Erie for coaling tholr propellers nf late, ami It
bas boon found to tic sueli a uulok ami clbclcnt
means of coaltug up that aaotuor Is to bu added.
iMISCKUiANKOUH.
CHICAGO r.XCUItSIDNISTjI AT DUt.UTR.
Ngrri'il Diipitleh ti> TUt Chicago IVUarnr.
Du.UTif, Minn., Juiy£V—Tho propeller I’ccr
less arrived to-day with a largo parly of ex
curs'onists from Chicago. Thnro wore probably
eighty in tho party, and they are swarming
along tlio streets like schoolboys nut fora holi
day, Tho inimbia* of tourists who mm* throng
the town is something remarkable In Us history.
They come from all parts, but mostly from tho
East mid South.
I.UMUKU HUIPMBNTH At MUSkBUON.
i'l-rdnl t)t»i>otch In The Vhtatgo Tribune »
Mvbkkoon, Mich.. .Inly The ckMrances
to-ilay wore tho largest of any day this season,
reaching ihlrly-fix, and tho lumber shipments
exceeding those of any day In tho history of
Muskegon's lumber-trade, being H.ndo.lMl teut.
it now looks ns if tho heavy movement of mm
.her pivdleied by Tms Tkmiunu correspondent Is
about to sol. In.
DItATII OP PIIINP.AB B. BAUNDBHB. ;
, Dp.tiuht, Mteh., .Inly £7.—l'hlneas 15. Hatin
.tiers. United Hiatus laspcctorof llullors forthls
district, died of cholera-morbus at his homC]
sixteen miles below ilieeltv, lust cuinmg, aged
f>7 years. Ho was uppulnled by I'reaident ilu
elmnaa In littd. •
.TDK TIRMAINH OP TIIR CITY OP WINNIPROv
! . Fpff7.it Oima;mmifuce of The Chicago Tribune,
' Dtn.imi. Minn.. JulyNo trace 1 has been
,found of the remaiusof tho four bodies burned
in tho City of Winnipeg disaster. .Tho'hull of
the onarred vessel now lies sunk in tho bay. miu
no blfurts hitvo been or are likely to bo madn,to
recover tho onglnus or anything belonging to it.
TUB SCHOONP.It IL C. U lIRIXO BTIIIPPP.D.
■ x A'ufdttl Dlior.tr,; 'n The Chicago IVUmne.
Mh.waukp.k,duly 2S.—Tho tug Leviathan is
. engaged in stripping tho schooner E. C. J,., nnd
will bring tier umilt tu tills port.
CONSIONKD TO TIIR UONk-VAIIU.
Special Diip<i((A M 37ie riilcnqn TrUitmc.
Mn.WAUur.K, Wls„ July £7.—Tho tug W. K.
Muir was liMlrv-doek to-day, belug relieved of
her shaft mid wheel. Tins done the hull will bu
iunslgiied to tho hone-yard until a purchaser
for it can bo found.
tub nosPßt, kiiip nr,ad tidinob.
Sp#r7a7 Di-ipiilrh (ft The Chicago Tribune,
m.p.N lIAVitN, Mich.. July £».—Ujipt. Ilumly
ami his Gospel ship, iho (Dml Tidings, Is at Hoath
Miuillmi island, lie talks sumo of building a
ehmea there.
PORT OF CHICAGO,
AllltlVAt.H.
fllrer Cdlciwo, Manitowoc. stindrlos.
stuir L’orotm, Milwaukee, humifies.
Prop Hilton. Mnskeiem, lumber. *
Pr<v»«ylu.'K, Heaton Harbor.sundries,,
Prop .MusMUMor, hi. Jo«epii, limit.
I’m,i Teaiport. Montmme. lumber.
Prop Annie imam. Maskeaon. sundries.
Prop Annie Yoiina. M.iu. mnnlrles.
'mil O. .1. TniOßilull, l.iiillnaten. lumber,
•rop Wattle li. Porunu, souili Wnvoii, sundries.
*rop FuvnrUe. Menominee. in\vin«.
'roniit'orne damnum. Moitomlnoo, lumber.
'rap ItUbe Klo.iukl* i'.aeuii:tba. lien ore.
’mp Oconto, Green itiy, mnnlrles,
'rep Commodore, Itulluie. sundries.
'leii.lunlutu. liaimiu, mi mirier.
Prep T. W. liiaeloruy. DudduUin, towing icow Until
I'ovirarw wild lumber.
Prop Alunhn, Mrlu, mimtrlc*.
SidM .Mlniie.mlm. MiiMkcunn. wood,
hedr Meai*. llumilo, cimi.
Scnr Mmullno, Muskoxen, lumber.
Seiir Winnie VVtau. Meneuimue. lumbor,
sear Iter Ijc.vmjii, Menominee, lumbor.
Sedr Andrew .liiunaon. .Memmnnoo, lumber,
hedr Noruiuii. Menominee. lumber,
hear W. 11. Waiomui, Munlnuo, lumber.
Sedr David Stewart, buffalo, coal.
Sedr llaUteil, Alpeim. cellar pe^ts.
Scbriniuwu. Grand lluveii, Inrnlior.
Sedr Kaoi l.yims, lumber.
Scltr H. It. Meere, Heaver Gland, railroad tlos.
hchr t'lineliu. Mixtommi. wood.
SuiirCdaiuller.l. Weds. Hulftdn. coal.
Sedr It. .1. Gibb*. l,oi*nor liny, lumber.
Sedr Annin (>. lluiiboii, Mnulrtue, lumbor.
SclirD, It. Van Viilkcnbursli. Huiralo, toul.
Hedr .Mynlle. MUBkenun, lumber. ‘
Sedr Stnirer.l, Minuieuon, lumbor.
SulirTuloumpd, Muskegon, tmnbor.
HflirT. .Me*i*. MmilHteo. lumber.
Sear .M. Fillmore, Huitalu. ceul.
Sedr A|iiirmulcu liny, Umud Haven, lumber,
Sedr >l. U. Winslow. Nertliport, ties.
Sulir l.oao Slur. Alurlnutie. lumber.
Soar Suaem. Ateaeaiimm. Imabor.
Sctir A. jW - . - -
Hcor.MdiUfo Jomu>oii,'Wnhoi.ako, weed.
Selirhacce**, Ahimpuc. wood.
Sedri uculiu, l.adaiutua. lumbor.
Seiir F. it. S.ovkiiriaae. SliebojKan, lumbor.
Sear Putin. Manlmee, lumber.
Sttlir.l. A. lleimes Umad Haven, lumbor.
Suard. U. Klleiiua. FnyoUo, pl«-lroa.
rtchr M. r.‘. C'uok, liumlla, lumber.
Sedr lamcnii Olty, .Maskciten. lumber,
Sclir'i'op*y, .Uurkeaeii, lumber. •
sedr UlMimrcU. Mnrlm>tie, lumbor.
Sedr H. S. lloblnioa, Murlneile. lumbor.
Sedr Hoar/ Witbuek. Muuetuitme, lumber.
Kelir William liruudy, .Menominee, lumbar,
tiudr Itouso hlaimeiH, Miiflkeuait, lumber.
hclir.Mi.J. N. It. Ferry. Aloaimnie, lumbar.
Sedr houort llnwlett, Mmtkouoii, lumber,
Sedr Surufalu. Kewumieu. Imrk.
Sadr W. .1. bulfel, (Jounrlim Hay. lies,
Hedr l.ovl (Iniat, Munkemm. tie*.
Bcdr.Mnry It. linlu,Mnrluotttf.lumbar,
Sedr Utvlndii. Itumllii, lumber,
Sedr Mury Ulcimnl". KBcanuba, Iron oro. ,
SeiirOsiruiti, Suumleo, lumbor.
Sedr Cou(|iiußt. Stunteuu Uny. tmloß.
Sedr Unto Hurley, Menominee, lumbor,
Sedr Arctic, Munltowou, calibluftUines.
hedr Ueokumiy. ilarkeuoa. Itimlter,
Sedr H. g. Andrews, Green Day, ties.
Sadr ItnmedHry, Grussu Point, Kruvul. '
SedrSuliuylktli. S.rie, ceul.
Sedr Patenmo. .Manltum. lambor.
SelirKvallnu Itatuß. Grund Huvoii, lumber,'.
Sedr l.unibanudii. illuck l.’roon, lumber.
Scdr.lulla It. Alurrill, Muntuuue, lumber,’
Sedr MU Illako. Joliiisuii’b Harbor, Hub.
Sulir Alleitduny. Urlu, cuul
ACTUAI.HAII.ISpB,
Htnir Corona. Milwaukee, aundrlw.
Himr Chicago, Manitowoc, aamlriu*.
•ropK'olm, Uniralo, I IMUJbatml*. ,
•nip Hay lurk, Huuvoii Harbor. mnilrlos,
»rop Kuvoriw. MoniimUU'O.aiinitrlßa.
•rou Aiburt Supur. .Munkomm, Unlit.
•cop It. McDonald. Mnakuaon. lMliu .
•roiiH. C. Hull, MiiHKuiiou, Unlit.
•rop Mvaimrunr, Donum llurtmr, lltfht*
•roit Iru 11. owron, Ibcatiubu, llclit,
•rop w. r.iimvos, muraio, 41,n0 i>» corn.
Hunt.
•roil linrlumiun. AaUUibula, (lulu.
Cion llUumrcs, Marlnottc, mvvtiiu.
Drop A. H.MorrUon, Muaknuon, twin.
Drop Annin l«mm. Mwakoktun, ■umlrio*.
Cmn U. C, llrliUtln, Wlilto l.nuo, Kulit.
Drop Vanderbilt. umralo, •f-Ukibucurn undiundrlos.
IVim A Wiinul, Kacnnuba. llßlil.
I’mp l-’nyoitu. Munbtuu, lUbt.
Pro iTuiniiCht, Wlilto laiko. Iliht.
I'niti K. w. 'inoiup*uii. Manki'inm, aundrloi,
HcUr Chum* i.iiltnu. Ainu luon, llulit.
HcnrSomm. brand Huvun. Hunt.
p**'lir (Jit v ur't'niuilo, .ManHico. nuidrloa,
v.Mlcholf I.mlmuton. lUhl.
Holir J. W. Houiut, Clieboyuun, Uirm.
hdir A. r. Kcntlmr. ABtuubulu, 114 m.
SclirConnimiiu l.mUimwn. Hunt.
HubrCaimUoila.iimndilnvon, llaht. - ...
Hour DoUnt Do WoU. Munuouo, UuUt, ■ ) 11
Mclir Auuuilo, Muakoiion. lliilil.
HchrM/Mlu. Mußkuiion. Iftfhi., ... ,
Hcbr Apprcnllco Hoy. tlrund llnmi, Halit. , .
Hour Ivon titans K.»cunub:u lUlit.
Suiir Hunjmlori*. I’ort BilwimT. iWI'J bu corn,;' . .
bclirD, l,.‘Hlnr,MurluiiUii,iiimurlui». . . \,
hclir K. V, Judd. Murmoitu. .nadriua, ’
HuiirC.o. I)..linuul jiuvomliuliU .
HclirS. a, Wood. Alurlnutioi Httni.
Hclir Mannotto, Marlnoltui Hum. ~ ,
rtcliro.,l. Hall. Anbtalurt«.iUstil. . .
ScJirHcyraw W. Adnata. Uilrtalo. 110,003 bu qatl/' ..
1 Holir I’mima, .Maminilnoe.llfbt. ,
, Hclir I'lnnot. Munominoo. UtihU * ' ~,
. Sclir Hub)-, nno lout*. Ilkbt „ *
Hclirl»ubolliißaiida. Alantouie. I i?bU
: Sriir a. Jockaon, Muakoaon. liuliU'
HchrOludTiniiiW*. l.iulinaiou. lUol. , ‘
riclir william Jonua. Ccdardtltor, tuudrles. „
Scbr Norman, MunumUido.lUfnu ; ,
.BclirOHftwa.UMnd lloveiwlljht.
HcnrC.ii.JoimaoniAUllHMju.H4UU
Hdir Wnnwloo, Sl. Joxopb, Haul. - ; ,
Sclir ttadlcal. iluakoipm. Uubu ' 1 ‘
OTUKR liAKE PORTS.
POUT IIUIIOK,
Pout, Hciion, Mich., July 23.—Passed down—
Propellers James Risk, Jr.. Lycoming, B. U.
Rule ond consort, J, 8. Foy and consort. Toledo
and consorts’ summer City-of Cleveland. Mary
Pringle and barges, Sallna and barges, Rail Sag
inaw and barges, Uoll Crc»sa and barges, A. bum
nor and barges; Mackinaw with pontoons;
schooners Charley Crawford, Bbandon, Nassau,
Mary,liatlle. John Rica,- '
Up—Propellers Badger Slate. Allantlo, 1 Ni-'
again,- Dominion, Cormorant and consort, Gos
hawk,li. Jl.Tutllooudconsort,P.ltuuls, [.May,
andlNinros; schooners Redwing, llultu Mitchell.,
Hartford, RllruOurrlsb. Ul. U. Cleveland, and
L. Casey,
•Wind south, frosb; weather cloudy.
■Pour HuuoN. July 28.—WnW p. m.—iiown—Pro?
Sellers Milwaukee, No, 1; Atlantic, Ontario, N.
:. Huirhank, G, J. Klng.nud Jessie Harwell and
consorts; schooners Belbirk and A. 11. Moss,
Up—Propellers Delaware and consort, A. A.
Turner and barges. O.- Townsend and Unrest
schooners Porter, liomon and R. U. Williams.
Wind west, llgbt; weather line.
nuyysua
sputa Dtwtth to vu Chicago TYOmns. 1 "'
Dtmwu), N. Y„ July 23.
Jay Gould, ilostou, Montana, Idaho, Rochester.
Now York, Cuba, Haver)?, and Colorado; and
sobooner.l'ousaukcc, grata, Chicago; propeller
India, grain, Duluth. .’v
Cleuiwd—Propellers Rlanobard, Coubs«
toga, Badger Biato, Johuil). Lyon, Rochester,
Nebraska, and Gordon Campbell, and seboonor*
J. M. Hutchinson, Nettie 1 Keddlngton, Marla
Martin, nud Pensnukoe. coal to Cblongoi propel
ler J). Rullentlne, and schooners A. U. Moore
and Moonlight, coal to Milwaukeo; propoller
Empire Btaie, for Duluth. „ ,
Charter*—Schooners H. C. Hounds and Marla
Martin, ooul to Chicago, $1; schooner W. H.
Hounds, coal to Detroit, 40 cents; schooner Sea
Gull, cool to Toledo.!# curls; schooners 12. Flu
gcriud and Abbio L, Andrews, ooul. to MaoUu*
woe, snil from HulF.iln; slenm-b-iriro Jnlm
P. I,veil imii •udinoner Jnlm M, Iluiehlnsuii, coal
from Krle to Chicago, *l.ll. *
Canal freights advanced n point to-day, Inn
quotation* on whom burnt PJ mil* and on corn
4 cent*. There Is Inn linlo doing.
KSOANAUA.
S/neM Dtipnteh M The Chlertgn Tribune*
Mpuanaha, Mich.. July 21.—Arrived—Steamers
A. Akeloy, Inler-Oremi. mid Chisholm:
schooners 11. S. Kent. Ctuldo Ptlster, Nyguiinee,
P. 11, Locke, 15.1’. liiiiciifn«on, \V. 11. N* aimer
blit* Oil. KUsworth, It. Winslow, L. U. Butts. A.
Cobb. smmysldo, Mysliu mat*, .lohn Hvluictto,
nnd Pathfinder.
Departed—Steamers Kscuimbn imd Middlesex}
schooners Lem Ullswnrth. Higgle «V .hums,
’J'yprt, Melbourne, M, U. Hutchinson, U. Winslow,
nan A. Cobb. '
mir.tmr.
Spettal Pltvulth t<> The Vhttfiou THbmtt.
Um.trtit.Mlnu...lnly 21. Arrived—Propellers
Quebec mid Hoverdun, from Barnhf; Peerless,
mint (MHciitro; China, from Bulbilo: tug Sa
mson, from Detroit: schooners M. Muir, dohnsou.
Praia Sk-gel, Senator, mul Polly Begets, from
Detroit.
Departed—Barge Brunswick, for Ashland:
propullm* Jaimn. tor Ituifnio: propeller City of
Owen Hound, for Colllngwood.
MAinjuiim;.
Sj’fdcl DliP'itrti to TV C/dcnco Trllmne.
MAmjUKTTK, Midi,, .Inly i'».—Arrived—Pro
peller Sanilac: fldiooners dolm Hurt and A.’J.
illnvoy, , ,
Passed down—Propeller Japan.
Cleared—Propdlers.l, N. HHddmi.J.T. Whiling,
nnd Clara Parker: suhooners 11. .1. Webb, Sophia
Minca, C. P, Minch, nnd Holding Star.
' KAHMA.
Uptelai DiivnUn to Tm I’hfenco TrlMmf.
Baiinia, Out.. July 21.—Tho propeller Celtic
arrived rroiu Montreal,- nno cleared for Clddigo
with pasflongors nnd freight.
■ KI.NUSTOJf.
Speetnl Dhmtcl i to The L'hteaw Tribune,
Kism-?TOS, Out.. .Inly 25.—Arrived—Propeller
Bent In. from Chicago, wheat: schooner Allmeorc,
from Chicago, corn.
notmmcit.
Spteial Dlitxtleh tn Tut Chlengn THAmii.
flonKitinn, Onl.j July 2.l.—Arrived Schooner
Lady McDonald, Chicago, corn.
MlbWAUKtttt.
SpfClut Dlipati.* In -i«« '..-"••ad.
Mimvaukkb, Wis., July 21.—The only arrival
rrum below 10-duy was the etunm-bargu C. J.
Kershaw.
.. •. ... mutt.
Spicial nutmtth to TM Chteago Trlbimr.
. Kimi, I*u., .Inly }{*»,—Cleared—Propellers .John
11. I,yoii, coal, ami Coitoinaiiirh, morclmmllsu,
anil iichoonor Hutchinson, coal! fur ChlcaßU.
r i;' HAY PITtV
.1 Sprelul Di*mfc/i fu Thr caiMso Tribiin'-
Hav.! City. >lloh.. .Inly W.—TUo HtiMln, with
sail, left for Chleutto yesterday; - ' •
Prohibition In illnltte,
-A'Portland correspondent of tho Iloston
TmrCilrr writes:
“ Here, In tho homo of prohibition, whom tho
Mnliio I.miiorlitw orltfltmted.eun bo hud Ihpior
or nil kino*. ami hi any »pmnllty. It is estimated
that there mo In tho limit* of this city ovcrtM)
pluecs where Himnpenn he bnuuhl lit u oily of
only hVJOU Inhabitants, Tho elnlnhuvo It, tho
hotel* keen it. tho dnur-stornsfell It, tho lunch
eqimier* dispense It, and tho nrotf*hhops retail
Inrue ninmtitlesnrit. It I* oven kept on dmnnht,
so hold Imvo tho seller* tmcimie. A veurauolt
was with limed dilllunity that n «lm»s of lieor
could bo obtained. Still tho Initiated could llnd
It. Now, iinvoneoun pet nny and all ho please*
to call for. Ami how did tlio elmntro coraonhmit?
Itresultod front tho action of the ultra-ieclotul
invn, -who wore not anUshed with thn oltl*
clout work of tho- Uupttbliean ShcrilfM,
who onforeed tho law so thoroujrhly ns
' troUlco. Tlioy muse
*n boiled the Uoimhlluttn
ul assisted the Dumo*
to clout theirs. And It
id by tlio supporters of
at tho law, ir unforced
■ry Hjisrlnaly. it has re
icd.l'urlt Is now,free
it unurclvu teetotalers
ik lor it. It Is well
to virtually slop Uio
have u clumtrc, and bone
ciUiiUdutotoraiuirlir, an
units unit Oroenlmckers
was distinctly nndnrstmi
tbo Fusion candidate tin
at alt. Bliould no done vc
suited Just as It wju jilai
nun. oi* nearly bo, nml t...
have themselves to than
lued tiquur HjipliuuloO
uiouUts last mil. To
,«ra uucajiimtiUy timko
»r tho pmlilmjf lain tho
i whlt'li lliinm* can ho
ii'ot'tfi'UK-suopß, witness
(c. . . •
known mut ull ibosu who i
Uio .nuilon of tlio enow
bo auro, tlio mcauut ollloit'
ii Kolr.mo, but tlio prom' of
ontlnpi nml the omm willi
dlnahifil. uml tlio number
tbo amicus* of tlio c-iunitfr
Trim to tliulr prlnuiiilui'
Second Conitroaslonul 1)1
nomlnatlim of>x*(inf.
!;>, tlio ultral«ta In tho
urlct Imvu Imltccl tho
DllitflP.V, lilt* ltppill)>
.•{umtailvu in Ooinrrosß,
tumpomnun muii In tho
Hi u aopuriituvuiuJUluto.
•nn cmulKliUo for lloiin
mti) yno of tlio stiiiiciiusl
blatu. dm! Imvo iiouiiimt
Ho much' for «onslatom i y.
wsoip.
n THE
~BT* JAi
GREAT GERMAN
REMEDY
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RHEUMATISM,
NEURALGIA,
’ *
SCIATICA,
LUMBAGO,
BACKACHE,
GS-OUT,
SORENESS
CHEST,
SORE THROAT,
QUINSY,
SWELLINGS
SPRAINS,
FROSTED FEET
EARS, %
BURSTS
AMO
aOAZiDS,
Bsml Bodily Pains,
TOOTH, EAR
Mdfcl
AMO
HEADACHE,
aho
ill OTHER PAIN
ACHES.
No Preparation on carlh cqaaU Br. JacpM Oit hi mfc,
•ORK, narLE aud cnair External namwljr. A trial entail*
tut tWoMuparallvaty trifling outlay of W CIHT*. and arary
oao aanriaf with pain can ua«a anaap and poiltlya proexer
UcclaJffll. -UIUK.TIOSS IH U.KTUN UROUAURS.
* SOLD BY All MOQOISTS AHO DCAIHS IN MIOICINI*
• A. VOGELER & CO.
: EaUlmore* .Vti,, V,B,M
1* O WpEK.ZZZ
. Jlecmmnondcd by Uadlnp pbyalcimiß.
. ; >l«Uea lighter blacuU, <u)<om. «U%, mid
UiftM orUiuary liakiUß I'ow
'Niuean*. Bold at » reftionaldo price,
Tho lloriford AlmmuwiUMl Cook Book
‘ Humford Chemical Workt. Provi' -
• and St 1 jihu-»L. Chicago.
; .NUW;rUHLIVATJONH.
• -t**? The prince of Juvepllu uiHgoiinu*." •
.. ,i .' : UlimeapoUs Journal
ST. NICHOLAS;
AN iU.DfITUATIR MAOASINN rOUU'OUNQ FOf.BB.
‘AUGOST-HCMBEU KOW BEADV,
Containing mote Ibaii flfty original Illustrations,
wilhoontributions from loading writers, Flat-
Denting for Hoye," "TUo Troasuru-Uox ur i.lt*
eraturo,” capital summer specialties, oto., etc.
- Price Sfl cents. Bold everywhere.
The OBNTUUY CO., formerly Bohiun'EU & Co.
WBW VOKK.
, TIME TAIII.K.
For ttarlno nnrt MlliriniUrm Hrloo ilullrntH n. tn.
nml h |i. in., Hntnlnr inm-nli'ii ovwiitml.
Fur liruml llnrmi. vln Mllmumoi*. t«dm» itnlir fit S
n. in. mid i |i> ">•» Hundiir niiirnlnu u.T(*n|HOil.
For Sliobunrmi. MnnUrtmic. I.itd'.iiabui. nml Mmili.
too. dull* ill n iu Hi.. S*ilinlnjr tnoilMiii i»SO'*jiunl.
K>>r On'i;n llur. .Mmiimiltico mid bay purtn. Kow.in
lii'K, mn.’l iifKit iy ill J i>. in.
For Kiniimlm. hivmin, Alnnmnlnm*. Wnrjumn Ibiv.
nnd all l<iVo!Mi|K)niirim»iii*, vln IJscminbtt, yitinnlnjr
” Filr Frniikfurt, I’li/rpnrt, Arcndtil. ole., Tuosdiiy ml
n. m. nml j*ninmnr mi'iu in.
iMuk* foal Ml«nUiiHNt».
lint/CATXOXAL.
lIELIMII LADIES’ COLLEGE.
Pslrnnpt*, If. It. 11. I'rlnrrti I.nuHr. Foumlcrnml
I’nM'lciil* thn lliirlil llrr, I. ilcHnintli, I). !►..
|>. I<,« laml ilhliop or lliinm, Fall Term
(i|n<in WrdiirKilMy. srpl, dt.
Itmulmimn unit apaulnim bnllillmt*. Imotitirolly nltti*
ntctl in n iiiiim liciilltir luwillly, iiianir nxir Imnra by
mil Irnm Mmmra I’aifr. tnul mi ou t nf iho i»rlnci|itil
thrmmll innii’H liolwppn tin* Ku*l mnl iA i-aU I Iki
m<>umia<-<ini|iri!iu 1-t‘J nuro*. ’llia film nfllm fitmidcr
of tli'ii f.Htilcui* hin iinirnlu tlu r lil'ihnat lirn'llomiml
iifid |inii!tli*iilljr ItM'fnl mtiii'itlloil. Tlio wlm!o ayalnm
l« Imanl ii|k»ii ilm soiinilant I’roivxtmt iirlncl|t|p«. nn
thn only f<>lhl Inula lor thu rlam tormallon of diame
ter. KionchH iho liiimmiao spoken In theeulloao.
Mnalen Hpiidiilly. ....
Ilunni. in it ml ry mnl inltlon fee*. Ineliullna tlio
nlinlo I'onranol’ I’lntliah. Uni Andonl xml Moilitrn
Idiiiuiintfca, rnlhthenlea, lirnwimt mnl I'nlntlmr, nai
nl nlniio nml lllinio*. tiimllcnl lUtemliineo mnl ineill*
cine, fiOlperunniim. A rediicinm of oim-hnlf lor lho
cliuiahli'nM'felmvrinmi. Kur ••nlrciilnra" iiml fill
iMirilciiliti-a udilroaa MISS Cl. INToN, I .inly I’rinrln.il
llellinutli lißtllea’ (.'olloae. I.oinlon, ifntarlo. Oonmm.
PITTSBURGH fißUft.
DWlncl Solinot* of l.lhanl Arif, Dmwlmi
nml Citlnllntr. KlocnUuii. Motiarn l.umtiintH's, ♦•l«!..»*ic.
S3l TttiulHMM. Situ rnj*l|p». IO.» l ull ,>lu«lu
|,fikiim fm* tjti M, m tliy CmtJitfvulnry of Mihh*
fonnotfii>(] trill) tlto CtillHiii*. Cnumo* lur* tlino nny
uiitml ncliiml. U5iU year upon* Mojil. IS, l*tl. Htnul tu
JCov. I. C. I*RKHIIIXO. yUUlnirtfluPtt
A Live School.
Wlrt<*-nwntm and up lo tlm limn*. Practical t’oiir*9.
Practical T«'ncti(tM,micl practical MullnaK in*
lumluiifO from all part* »t tin; land. I.ooa|lon cUeau
vt, t>nf»r. liGiilllifL'r Unui any l«r.x« city.
JACKMOWIIiIiK IIUKI.VnwS <;Ol*liF.Ofl
nnd RVOLINIT TR.VI.VI.VO NCHOUIj.
Tim standard scliotl of lu da*". Hand for collouo
niinrturly tn U. \V. llUOU*N t .lauksonvHln. 111.
Tho newtorm IteirlnH 1* IHHI. Its
l’r«*('imttorr Deimrtmmit tho liunl Hcmiol lor uojrs.
Kor tvrms lullin'*'
Pemn.vJvntilu lUllltnry Academy.
Clißßlur. I’n., unotia Sept. 11. ChrllßnuliiootinM.liom*
lulry, Cliiksluj*. Kii|/llali! doitmoii riiiilcneU. Apply to
T. A. cnsiiUOVK, I'nirnn. itt Nn. Cl Molropolllun
HIocU. triilnißo, or til Col. TIIKO. IIVATY, I’rtnl,
Col. Ilyott, I’rurliluot of tlio I’cnnajlviinlu Military
Aeadumy, will lio nl tlio I'ulmur I loitao In Chlcium on
uno .Momliiy. Aim. Hnml 9. from til u. m., to
11>. in., uml will bo Impjiy to aou patrons or Acmlumy
lind otliors on ntnultil iiinrnra*.
Norwich Free Academy, Norwich, Conn.,
I’rmruron nuollß of both boxch for Uiti ben Collazo*
uml hutomlltit Hclmo!, or tor bunluoait. I'upllH Imvoo
well c«mbll-.hccl roimliUlon for blub Bcbolmuhlp and
nmnlycomlnoilii \uiuCullopu. sirvclnl euro utiluf
(iiliuol, In Kuoil UoiitUi 1 . mid bimrilloit-houHun. . ,
W.M. HU’iCUfHOX. Principal.
WELLS COLLEGE ECU VOUSU LADIES
AuiMinii Vuyitßt* liflkis >’■ T.
Full (’ollo/ilalo Course or Study, nltli Acudoinio or
I'roiiftnilor/I>(*|i:irtaiviU. Sui>unur facilities for In*
strumimlal mnl Vounl Music. Uruwlm?. I’uliillntf. Ac.
I.iii-utlon unsurpassed for hunutjr nml healtlirulnoes.
lltilldUius oloeunt. Combines o.tioiuled and thuvouirn
Instruction with tho essentials of u rollnnd Christian
homo. Tonus moderate. Session bealusSopl. IJ. IWI.
Soml ft,rUt,tttll FKIfIUKB, l>. 1).. PronUltmt,
.OIJIS LAVVKCHOOt. r
ST.I. «f Dopnrtm'l
Of WHuhtiitfUHi UplvPMlir. IHU Aiimml Term com*
J mnncim Wo.luw«r*y Oot.U’gl. Cmino of Btl , lll T.V’* ( ?
TTnntml Tuvdi*,hovho iimullinouch. httiUonUuumUWu
B' »onlor dims on oJiunlantlon. Tuition WH>or term.
oontMU. A'lilrcvt ilKNitv liircnuoaK.M.lxmlii, Mo.
CIVIL. MECHANICAL, AND MINING
Knidiicorlnic ui tlio llotinnetnor iVtlytouhniu liibU
into.Tror, N. V. Tim oiilont omdnooilna nciiimt In
America. Nox: term bcplnn Sopl. !•*■. Tlio Itoulntur for
JS-o-Vdcmilulns a lint of tlio enulnatvu fop llmpflHt
llfty-loiir yearn, with tliolr posiiliMint nlnocouooor
kiutlr. ruuulruaiunin. uxik*iihoh, 010. Ailiiro**
riuu, '‘ 4 i)AVII) at! UUKKNK. Director.
rilliifitH ImliiMrlal Cnlvcr«tty.
TIIK STATB UMVKKSITV. Atfrloulturoj KtmN
neorlnoi Ciiumtniryi .Natunil Kelonconi l.llomiuro
nnU Solonco. Cropapntory Class. Wimion mliuUtod.
Kxntalmiilonn Monday, sopl. It. Tonn Itculns B«pL
i:i,isßl. Korolrculatu miarons
F. 11. CKAItODV. Hotfoot, Champaign, lit.
Jacksonville Foinalu Aeiuiumy.
eoi> Year Open* I'repar-
On£ iitonr.Colloclato, Munleat. nml Kino Art Du
partniouU. l.di ulliMi tmnnrpansod. Address
!;. I’. nm.r.AUl). A. M.. Drill.. JaeltmmvtUe. 111.
HIGHLAND HALL,
roll Hlltl.N AMI V«VX» I.AIMKR, .
Illuhluml Turk, on l.nko Mlolilsrnii. inllon Inim Oh •
UNION COLLEGE OF LAW,
OUHUfIO, 11.1..
Tho KnllTorm bo«lns Hi*pl.2l. Diploma admit* to
llio Uurof Illinois. l-\»r circular nildroM
n. nourii, Chicago. Hi.
VASSAR COLLEGE,
ruiwiiiCEmmn:. n. y.,
for I1i« Llliernl KUticailun «f Wcaien. Kxntu
limtlon* for entrance, fcopt. 11. Catalogue* emit oi
application to V\. 1,. DKAN, Uoytiornr.
Morgan Park Mllllary Academy.
The boat Hoys' tho Wort. Pro
pnro* for College. Hclontllletehool or lliislnoi*. Do
i-iillon attractive und nlovutuilr Herslon I'flglnu Wool 1
1.1,1*1. Rend lor eululuituo to t'upl. KD. N. KlltlC
TAI.COTT. Prlnclpa l-Morgun Pork. Cook Co.. HI.
OREYLOCK INSTITUTE,
Ritnlh YVlllliimtitowM. Uerltidilre Co., Mnu>
KaUibUMied In IWf. Proimrcx hoy* for college or fur
biiniiioM. Locution heultbful-no malaria. CMroful
nttcmluiLlo Individual ininll*. Hond for cirfiilur to
HKN.I. K, M11.1.H, A. M.. Prlnvlpul.
Mr. Mill* will no tit tho (irund Puoltlu llotol In this
oily from Ito il o'clock p, in. onTumuhty. tho IMih
ln*i., und will ho happy to moot, uuy who muy tlovira
pontunnl Inturvlow.
AtnoVoiiutiClaMicuiand Coamiurcltil nrotmralory
onlimtl /or Twys. I'tiU Koran liutflim Hy»r. VWI. A»-
iilli-ulluii slumlil Ijo mmla lo (hu UKV, KDWAUI)
11. CI.KVKLAM). , iI Bomb I'uorlu-su Cbluiwu, 111.
BETTIE STUART INSTITUTE,
Hprlnatlold. 111. Tho If lh your wlUcommoncaSopt.
If. Klmt-cluaa icliool for yunint Indlui. Couno full,
(iormun fruu. .Musleul und Pine Aru Dupariraentu
unuuniAUMUd. Uiorutlon, or rutlior pood ruudlng, u
nmrkcd feature. I'or camloituo* apply to ■
MHB..M. MCKKW ItUMKa. Principal.
IMUfi.M H IN HKAItOII.OP MCIIOOI.M
for tholr chlltlren will llnd iirottpocioiouof the bout in
the ramiilrylrilMNOKNWY'H BCMOOIj DlltKC'l'OUV.
Atoillcufru"i hymullOc. PINCKNV.V'H Agency for.
dulioot* and Toucher*. Uroutlnray und Fuurtoontli
at*.. New York.
" Smash vam.ky (OU.»ie,
BnrlnaUori), Wtirran C0.,0. Uqmi equipped Train
liitf mjlioomii iho Htnttf, For h>Ui Mua**. Uondtor
circular. hIuJHNK 11. hWi’iJlt.A. SI. l*rc*Ulunu
ivfW - uiriiuuvN kbl’s axi) snsa
IYL KitUli. ill Biai Tliim»ntiilU*aL/formerly !ffT
StuOlioii-HV.). will rmipon tliolr rroncli Uourdlmi und
Dny Hchool for Vnunir Ijului#. witiiKimlortiardou.
hiopt. VU. Application by lotiur till bupt. 1.
TNSTTtUTION FOU Till 1 ] IMI'UOVKD
Xhiitructluo of deaf mutot, IMI llmmlwuy, Now
York. Tli« Inniuat urituuluUuii ncbuul In the country.
KiUblUlmtl imni pttrconU moUwd.. Bond fur cltcmnr.
moiiuuav uuh mciiool, rcuiukiit, n. v,
itTc r y.yii, , gi P - n i.
l»«eU«klll (N.V.) Mllllui'y A«fMl«my.-Fof cir
cular* niidrm* Col. C. J. WnuiUT. A. 51.. f'rlnuhml.
MEDICAL,
tfc*r<m4 hf Ik* >l*l* at lUlatU, for Ik* tattltl, MkalUfo m 4
_ *»••*/ car* *f frlttl*. S»nv»» m 4 Cbr**(* .
pr, £Ui'i» It a radaau of I*" trautar (AUejaifcl* a«l ÜbcUr)
blkllcal U*ll**u. It wall Katwn lha Ptnflc avail u fu.ndar «?
tb« uuuaaMb lullarua Mrlktl laiiiluli, Sti> t'rurlxo, awl ll It *
■ •*. Mb* • . . .
i nrfMfi, Btalitl
aisiprypuHß men
l*< fnun IbaaffiKUaf raalkfol lailtrtallana
HntiMh Itmtl tail Vb»»l»*l |)«UIHr, ItiMliMfluiul
U»*m«l|7v Ltd BwkMil. llwMi if ikt iitita, Ntbtail*4
VlUlllr. Caahlat** ll liras Airraid* I* (ferlala, l)**|Mßil>
•a*r» riaplt* n lb* Pa**, Lott *t baara?, tad VmiiMi •!
I will |maraal«« l« fulfill C6OO for
atari a«t# af Crlral* DUmm Ibal 1 fail to «■*». AlnaUr.
iliai a*4 kiun art ninJl; MatiimUi. awtrl *•*«--••-
at«U* aari*<il|, aal Mi k/ limn. If tall Inttlixfe* it mm |i ...
balßttMnaaulaUralaviaanrarr* MrlrtraJ, l’all »r aldraii
,r Hr. UTAH, 131 B.curbb‘ -
Boml two 3-cent ■ln nun for circular.
SSt?"'
itnco, It.
DR. KEAN,
t? 3 South CUiK-at<f Chicago.
OootvU pvnouajlr or bf mail. fruooJ cUaraa, on Ut
cbronlo, uervoua. or «pacul dUtnuut. Ur. J. Koto U
lb* ouljr uftyaloUn lu iLo ollr woo w»rr*uu oarw* or
uuwtr. uyur*:j»n. oa«tuk u> tu.ijluu<l»>*.« loU_ul
3UNII001) RESTORED.
A victim of early Imprudence. wu»ln# nerrous d*.
UUty. premature dvear, etc., luivlntf triad. In vnln
vverr known remedy. tia* dUcoyerud a »Uuple moan*
ol ■ei(»cure. which nowllUeud free to bU leUuw-»uN
JtAlHiOstl>
‘a im:ivai/ and ' iiki»Aii*mi!K
/V 'I'II.AINH—HxI’I.A VATlox Of' I
MAllKa.-lSnuir.lny oxniMHn.l, ♦smmhir i
IMomlay oxeoptiKi. »Hallr. ' 7 "‘WKii
_ « ; (tli'ii'in «%• .Vortim.*'lrpi% 11ii||..,.„
iili|'»T ni OJ Clark-M.. tlrnnd Parltti*. I'ultm'r i/ Ini *s
hiul iiopot rumor of Won-, uno inmi...;.,.
i *ssr
Mftratmlltnwn KtproM 1» y.«i„ ~J,'
(’•■iiiir KntiitH Crpriiaa
I’aelllo Kmkl I,lni' Mi- til !! * M< Hi
Ptinixctty * Viinkton il . ri : i""n
Jhnnlm Nlithl Krproaa....
•' >l lir UmiliM Nluhl CrpriHa ■»! ; r|! }!!: «n
pea Alnlni'a Huy Krnreaa ••.! . *l*m
IH'sMoJuih Nluhl K*pro»a. .!♦ a : iMi. .: : ."»m
IJlotixl Itjr .kAnnkloit It p.i-,},,.! r '. ! -jnni
► irmporU llouklnnl .V l>iit>in|a.,.. * !>;};, I! : ,', :l *'i m
kreoport, H«mkrnM,V Dnlin pi*.. • t\ , l l’"i
Kn;M|mr| unit Hoekfonl..... .... . • v ! « „V '»«l
Like I lonova A Cldn.... « jli ! ” . Hun,
J Iwmiktm Kxproaa • «:•, •’ JJi/iam
S wmikoo.k (jnMtn 1iny........ .. •i.nt, J
> I’naaonuor.. ♦vm ‘
J 1 wmikuo I’naonuer...,, • :i*n i 1
J 11., tlromi liar X .AlamniHlo * 1 Jpiftm
lirnon liar, vJn.lnno«rlllo A
M. j’nu Jj .A imimpolH Kxi.nM«..,|Mil a”, .
F . I uni .v Minnr>ai»iii« n*
I’ldiTo.V OimiluiMiil Kvprim »|,t- • L ll , •, ; ‘ 1 ♦'»
J imnaoln ,k Central IliUmiH,.\i" ! J : n
Slltiinj«.tlii A «>mn*l liHkuitt • . f * ; !'i»ii
o«liUinli,Vla ■ltineavlllo .V i* | - "n
f.asn tlmiovit..... •m'ii- ,
l.nk.t li.'IIDVll *'
Chilli Krproi-. ...i.V.. l*-M- . " !
nirfln Kxi»rP!*«i.„ 1,,;,: . 1 11 ,
Chilli Krproaa • •
lilTlit Surulm Kt|iri»H»....: | iji;,,,
i'lilemroi Itnrtlnslnn A* Untnoi tt,...
ForMnpa. Tluiii-’riib".-; sireim'c-r?r \,v' , ' r 'At.
Ilona, npplr nt&i Cl»rk-sL. fJniml
• Inmjii ni.ljaim.nr., (irnn.i l.'mon h iJi i
llonlti.uiui;ai:hiiu|.«ii.
iPiissiiiiiis
mlPS IIi:!!'"
VIS i' "| ■ '™'ls
IftSflßa
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jj-rtp mu i!;y,,5
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iV I *?**’ **l ''*li*2
If. CIPO*
lOnlC’Omrj:,Ottawa ft Httontor Kx
l>N»tmiPkn KxjiruKH
M)u>Mii|un A Hlmix City Dxiiru.tt.
l-Ainlmy, Illicit KulloAStoillim K<
Mluwiiur's Drnvo Ainiinrumiufu
t/.Moiilanu.V I'nolllc Kxpn*M
r>Sl..l<MU|lll.AtL-||it<tll|,V'l nj*uki» tlx
J/Kiiiimih City A Dmtvor hixitn-i-n..
Aurora Hniuluy I’nm'iiuur
Mttrnni I’ainHiufar..,
JiMimiliita it Ottawa Kxtiro*it
lan. I,mil* KxjitOM
Mluckfunl »V !<'riM'|>ortKx|ir(>i>B...
l»Aurnm
liAtmim
clJcn Molne*. Onmtm .V t.lncoln
Multi D.\i»n«M...
nSnniliorii I’ucltlu Kxiiru.**
rTuxn* KxitntM
irKutißii* City * Mt. .(no M iht (;x
/Krt>c|ni,t.V Dnliuinu* CxiircHt...
Weil. it Hat, Thentm Train
if Dally. /» Dally, nxeept Hiimla
Halimlay. cl Dnllr. oxcitnl Mnmlm
Ditluiqiio tni'n* lanvo ami nrrlvo
|H)ti foot Of l,tlkO>l<l.
IT.
n from Cor
Oliloutzo. Mlltvunhct* As Bt.
Union livnnt* (,’ornor aimllxon, Cm
Tickßt Offlciw, Cl t'liirk-MU I'hli
' I’nclllo Hotel. nnJ nt l)um>.
Viiml Tli
mnl. nnd a
IniDp ii uu ,
Mllwnnkoo Font Mn 11..... ,
<icumimi<w(iuAt \>nnk<*ntm Kx...
Wutikuotm iVOcmtomiiwiii! Kx..,.
MtlvnmktasVt. I'uul \ .Mlnini-)
npolln llxprnss Inilun )
(Jrten liny, .Mennxliu, uiul Ap-j
plmnn Kxpronn truinm }
Milwaukee. Mndlimn. I’mlrle ilu
Uhlan, lowa, mill linkma Kx..,.
Uti'vuiiH I'nlntitml Ashland Kx...
Mllwunkac. .Muilinon, and J’rnirlu
du Uhlan Rxpram
liltniriixllle AcniimmmlntiiHi
Main I’nsKommr.,.
liibnqno ft Odnr llaplils Kxpro*<
hitmtio Nlklu Kxiiru«i<
ttfln ft Kirkland l*us'mror<ilutljr>
lulu Hpacliil Ku<t KxpreM
win iifcominoilmlon...
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!
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I in
MllilUu m
t u:W |i m
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t JI;UI |i m
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I'.':iil|mii
<str.»|i tn
* .»:l'j |> 111
* ti.ni
/min" for Humliolili mid North
tn.. •!!(•*> I*. ni„ und |i. 111.1 nt
. in., and OilO p. m. dully. Sundiiyn
Chlciiffu «ts Alt<
Union Depot. West Hluo, cornur
i>ts., liultruun .Mudlson umlArtu
Twentylhlnl-st. Ticket unices, i
Clnrk-Bt., tlruml I’nclho Hotel, ut
I <’>ilcrwo
tl'iVL* (i;t)
fH I'XCOplOl
Madison ai
utm-M. brli
, 111 ))<*JHIIH
md rulmui
Knnimn City. Donrcr. Pueblo Rt.
Killians Clty.HniKu KO, Now Mox*
Icci.ArUoiiuACaUfnrnlii Knstßx
81. Jam I*. H)>rln«lln!d it Toxhn....
M. I.oiilh, S(irin«llul(l ATuxns...,
Mubltn .V Now Orlonns Kxiuv*i..
i’oorlu, Kaokulc. .VHur-l Tin
. Iluutnii Past Kxiirosn.. t Chorion
i’cliln Ac Poorls Kx. v1a.i0110i.,..
BlrouUir, imcmi.Wnaliluuv’n Kx..
JolUit A llwltllit AcfoimiUHliUlnii.
•Usttpm
5 b:m|iin
* i'ciWii m * T:llu m
19 t>;ii)|im s
1 ti:Wum * JtUpn
* balls m *
9 ll;i*lpm 17:X)»n
* JitUlum • til'ipa
ji m * Mina
* tVUlpni * tfillsa
Illlnnl* Central Itttl
Depot font of l,nku-i*t, iitnl root of
TIckOIOnICOB, I'il l(KII<lol|>h*Bl„
FnelHo llotol. uml Calmer Huiim
illrnnil.
’TwoiitV-sMondu
near Cluck, liraal
I 1/mvu. I Arrln.
• H-tflu m } t:soia
Imi* H:ainm
• S:l'iiv m!5 7:'Jiaa
i Hildljl III! • M;:ri]in
4 Hsiiin 111 i ; : w#n
} mi*
• «!«iu ni;> iiJuti
} 8j;il |* ill■ • l>;:ti|iru
• h:*l« m; • Ml|<n
• ir in, *l | *:liia m
• f>:‘i)|i nii'Wuaa
• !i;int in * td'uni
I* Vj;»|i ml* asPum
Ft. I.miln* Texan Kxprom...,.,
St. l.ouU A TtixiiH Kant 1.tnu,,..
( Hint K Sow Ortimnn Kxiirunn...
Now Orlonnn A Toxu* Fast Kx.
H|irlmcHnl<l Kxiironn
Kiirlnulluhl Niirlit Kapron*
l.lViirlii, lliirllnuton A, Kuokuk.
i i’oorlii, Jltirilmaon X Koulmk.
I’onllan ACliatnwortit Kxprors.
chiiuwiirtti Kxprenn.
lillmnii I'nnsonicor
Diiliiiipio \ Sioux City KxproM.
Diilonim? .V Sioux City Kxprun*.
Salimlny ntitu to Oilman only.
c-On eatunlar uUrlit ninn in I'curla only-
TVitlmuh. Bli I.oiiU ,V J'nctflo KiUhrnr.
Union DonoUHtnio and TwolfUi-nl*. All sutler
cun run to the Depot, und Wonlwortli-Ar.csnuin
within o.tu block. Ticket ORIi-o*. at M'xuti I'l.irk-i:.
Pulnmr liciuw, und (trund Pnelilc 1 Intel.
fit. Louis & Clnlf Exptom • 8:f»u m ’
hi. J.ouln A Gulf Kiwi l.lno 1 thiopm ITi'Dam
Knimnnt’Uy A IJonvor Ku*t Ex... «!?;:>» it in i ?:J»inn
Peorlu, llnrlliiiuon A Keokuk Kx • hit-lii m • I:;i|.ra
I'uorln A Pekin Hpoclnl,, 5 i i:U am
hprlugHold A HnnnUml Ku*l Mne 1 Iv’iiiH pm • ~ *;li i>o
I Dully. ’Dullr excepthondav*.
NoTß—l’nllmnn Plowplng-Cur* from CJiicaM PH-
J.oiilk, Knti*n*City, und Poorlu. Parlor liar t-o.whis
with revolving chair*. Chlmro to m. l-oiil*. mid or*
cllntna-Cliulr Klooplng-Car« Chicago tu HannlUatiaJ
Kan*n*Clty. No change of DuT Coache* Cblcaxutj
Ht,J.onl»or KunmsCitv*
no 1(1 q ItnllroaJ.
Hiornmn-iO*. Tkiat
nine*, I’almcr il'iim
ul, corner .MaUuuii-
Chicago. ICncU laluntl «fc X*i
Depot, lornor of Vun Union uml >
OitlcvM, •VM’lurk-m., Mntrnnm II"
Unmd Puclhc Hotel. uud *■', Cum
•111:111 uni , '!:U)i.Ri
*11:11', p in • I'DiM
•Bfliimi ‘Jit’Pa
• .I:inp m • ITO.vi:
t Ujlllpiu J <J;Aiaai
M»::y p rn’JHiUsm
• h:Ulw m ** li* m
• i -li‘|l "!{•
» ;:fn»mi'll) ;«'»«>
• I;.ll|) in • ih-i'M
!ll::n ■
| I: I*iii’ii 1 ‘.
Davenport ft I’oorln Kxpri’ti
Connell Ulnif* Fu*t KxpioM.
: Kunsu# City, Leavenworth A At*
clilhoii Knot Kxpro**
'urn Accommodation,
Council Itlutl* Night Kxpres*
Kunsus City. Leuvenworm A At
chison Night Kxpmcs
lllou Inland Accommodation
nine Island Accommodation
liluu Islund Aveoraniuctutton
lllou Island AceoniniodHlion
II uu Uland Accommodation
Ulttu Island ActfiHiimoduiloii
homh Chicago Accommodation,.
Houth Chicago Accommodation..
Theatre Train
Church Tntln
fv ini-i‘lit
idujli uml SalonUP
•Dully oxonpt Hnndays. IDall]
IDnlly uxcopt Mmidity*. iThunu
only. Ibundayuunly,
railroad. lj .
.r‘l'witnty-secor)‘H
it'rtricono'rof llw
hit Pahimr Imute^
Mlohlann Central K
Depot, foot of Jmko-ut. and foot oi
'llcliOt onicu. (IT Chirk-Ht.i mniihi
Uulph, lltuml Pnctttu llutul. uml
yr/tuvo. ( Arni^
Mali (via Main and Alrl.lno)
Now fork & iioiton Ilx • n:d>« »• * s : ‘
HpodnlNow York ii::*»P »• I [?■*.
Knliimotou Acvummodiiilon I* it:hi|»..
Atluntlu Kxpruoa (dully; )&:D u m f.« f “
MllhtKxpross.... f i':lnp
lirand Itaplds A .MiiKkugon Mull.. ' H:inum
Grand ItuulrU A Peloaky KxprcHs!' :i:«ip ' U J! : u
adrand Itupld* AMuukogon Kx.|t !»;intiml
•tinndaya uxooplud. {Dully, taulurauya exrepw 3
aSulurdoy’s leavoatSUi p. ui. •
latUe Hhoro .CJUlchlxau Southern
Ticket (JRlcu* at anpou, Vun l»iiron-»i..
Hallo, Tw«nty-w»cund-*t..und horij-ihlrO‘M.' . p
and troUtht othcu undvr Rhenium ll Vn S Vim.ril
oillce* In thotiruinl Puclllo llotol mid Ijihiu^rji
Mali (via Main Mm).; * !!!l!
Hjnulnl New Vtirk & lloaion Kr.. • tMO« i, l:£Soi
New viirfc Fuul Kxuruus (dully).. } v* ;- .V■' I I m-iui
AllantluN. V.Kxpruuu (du11y).... ♦ »:■*!»
oMulit Bx|tro»». •lUiJUjin L.’ 1 '
iißaturdur«loavi>uillsaO|)ta. t Uuily. ,!,ur,jl, ‘
0x«,,.i0d. i^ lf|moptt Ohio.
OopoU. BzpoilUoirUtiDaimt umJ (o«it of Twen” t
(ilut-vt. Ticket omcu*BfClttrk-«ul , a »r
(iriud Pncldo lUlUii. and Uupot -r
Tu-nve.
....MliMaruhlWP"
Morning Rzproaa.
Fuat Kaproaa
Dally. * tiuailttja oxoopwd.
J KnnUukets Une. .„»ond-»t
Papilla Hotel, and Palronr l^o' , •^ ,
Cincinnati, Indlanapolla k Loula- . 7 .y r s
rlllo War Kxpru.f......... ,®'}7 ; uiivy
no Wight Mxurw »... 1
IMIUUunr, FI. Will'll, it
Dontl* nornor Attains snd U'J jiuiel.
«sCtark-st., I‘almcf House* Uruud 1 ftCIUOI .
mDupuU
IUU And ISxprou.,.- ~ * !J ! *{£!!||j iS* l *
Now fork Kxpruu Wally) {ft'l M»»
i’HtitOoKxproM (dully; {£ : J;' “
Fun Unu...
I'UdbmYl CluciQti«U
(CliicluiiuU aud UuH«iu« AU *■»*
Otpot, corner uf Auaiu* and W.{\%fundjii»“** u .
•UekM OiUcoi at Ueuot and IJI HS,
Uurwt, armid t*ai;>uu UotaU ai>dij»“L
• ■ ■ 1 Kuar* L jj* r g —
P^J^|lo»tAUlolumoJiUoDJ ) (iW**
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. . ( {puovUio U(tuw.) l ko j ofm**-**
J3SVST
liny Uxpr0M........... *' t
kaihvnS. a. Kluflila KxtHta* I*
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