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1... r. mlfimmil lOMISC. .» will l» [Jnlwi t*'" 1 '- (KI.VI (111. m M..M MUM £tnfimini‘>n • film MIT.UJ ox^iitu'V.. * * !* *ll JIMU «31. M ; SISJ3 = in SiS Following nro llio Trt s<!Vof «W Itirnltor a* mod by tlia triMto. green * l f J;'| l, 1 I" 1( i r third clear. iiuMncll tyVJ/J ' irUj w r i: t,llU> J «:S! L^/mt **« l r «»*»elt »101 *»itw g|J.| f [ Sft.s?ESitL"- |&i^i.^ , n\;i , > , . ®i« iE ii SS5£ n«. " I “ 1 3;!S SSail:lil XUI * h . R M^«'inlr I |* tlio daily of tuo Hocrotnry of ■ Lmtieriiian's Exchange for Nov. lit awW f man „ |Scn . IAN . T f,unitor, Mlnefe*. «u uki.smi.wj k44.cm.uuo !£[),....■• .■••••*•*’ .. , - . ■ siupmunts hinck jam.i. ,A, ' S l.omtor. NMayfri. |.!l74,irj|.(>M W*.I7(M«) - .- ——— , (WMIB aii.muuu m^UMw ~ OCf stock UN HAND NOV. I. . /jiil/i'. Piekfli. tjjjjg, mwftKO 44.1M.7tQ SJUMHU by TKIiTfIGttAPU.' rouniGX. BMttol IHtvnleh to Tht CMtaoo TVtturw. Uvcurool, Nov. 1,’.-ll::Ha. iu.-Kl.oUlt-No. 1, Un R ?.ul““vho»l-Wlnlor, No. 1.11, 1.1 l N0.10,M,| ' v- 0 |.ii)*Ms No. 2, iNtM: white. Nu. 1, llsld] Sfctiwwifi club, No. I, IliUdl Nu.u, llsld. Corn ,'irlt-738. Lard—Ms Ud. iivkhiimiL-Nov. 13.—I'orlc—Prime mess Kastorn. i,lll its. I *' Wcsiern dull at 755. llacm-O. V. steady ta.' Bu. "I«'idy «t aisj tr. ateady at 4ita: H. r. liiJralOH. Ilams-L. U. Hrinor at Wl. Hhonlders nil &t ;m. l.ard—l'rlino Western dull at Ms Cd. a-hMI-Hurliuf No. » steady at IDs 7dj No. I white iKiJf nt IW 4*ll whiter steady at IIS 2d. Com— uif.ij iiull at l^. uvuueuuuNov. li-liiwp. n:.-ltocolpu of wheat {cMbepa.it lliruo days. 2SS.UUU cunlats, 12U.UU bslug ZS. Sot. 13.—I’ETHObKlMl—HeUnod. «!4d. ITHKKSTISK— Spirit*, 4-’S. Astwkki*. Not. 16.-l»BTlloi.l«Ml-Mt4f. IhefiilloaliiswererucelTOdbyllis Chlongo Hoard 'VfvTlo-ooi.. Not. 15.— Wheat In fair domund und Sf n BdmiuVr.lDiWi No.'JM'rlmr. I|M ul: No.lldu, ijT l orn not iuul'li lining. Curguos olf roust-Wheat ■»>dr' No, i ii'CiiiK mtu red winter advanced JU. wnmilur ('UHlrn dnellnml Ski. for the i tilted Kinidom mid Conllnont—W lihul tain corn nniJ-rau 1 . ’l'" urrlvn—Whoal mid corn In fair do* SwS uad Arm. I'«rk, 75*. Laid dull ut is* Gd. Slsin-ld>nif clear Ud higher, at 4M: short clear lid tarter, at I.**. Tallow dull untl ild.lowur, at 41s. CbV*edull and a* lower, nl fti*. Ileef. Ills. ijjMion. Not. 15.-I.lv»;iMMioi,-Wlioat flnm corn nkcr qaii'ior. Maiik LANK-Caraoea oir roasl- Wbtstitasdyt fair avumuo N«». J spring. MsMlmWss f»if»?»rmuireil wloior.sl.iCd. l.’orn rather easier: iitfiieraw Amerlean mixed. 7.1807 M Ud. Carsues un luiixt-Wbeat unO corn rtrui. NKW YOIIK. Aerial DtiimUh to The c/Utaeo Tribune, jit*- voitK. Nnv. 13,-0 iia in—'Wheat—Hpoculnllva dfilioo In winter whom to a fair Aggregate. Prices, thif Kilning a triiio In the surlier transactions, mam rmwsy. and declined on No. *rcd for early dollv •tr about He. and on opUnns recoded fully iqqto pzr lu. ns intlucncod by the stundlty drpratiliiK reports (mm tho West. Cable advices «vr« also deemed loos satisfactory. The latest tnullnclndicated n strung range of quotations, on the option rallying about HOftu per bu. The export numaenl wos comparatively fair, the purchases baring Icon made In good part late la tho day. >9.1 whim wheat wns very scarce and wanted fur early delivery and brought higher prions. In Imanncos iboutho por lu- Options on No. 1 white continued In practical neglect and unsettled. Spring wheat at tracted mire attention from shippers near the do*#, and ruled about steady. Pules reported of LPtuTO bu No. 3 red, now rules, si f 1.44 iUiH.el»iingalll.4il« asked, and (1.41 bids do No miMr.now rules,at t1.43J{91.44Hit cloning at fl.lJJtft becemtisr. new rules, at 51.43ni.47, doling at 11. W; do January, now rules, nt 11.48>391.41%, closing February, now rules, nt H.SdJ 191.33)4, cirtln|alllJP4bldi do steamer gradokit 91.40; No. It ltd st 11.4091.40*; ungraded at 91.2591.45, it In quality] (putted In store and delivered ■tntatll.r.’9l.44): No.*JMilwaukee spring afloat at IIU; 3 spring it191.33W91.5d. the latter rate dollv tied; ungraded spring at 11.117 In sturo. (.'orn offered new freely, utid bas declined. In the instance of No. IslkiuUislUc per bd on n moderately aatlvo move oeot. Sales were reported of 1.333,000 bu. Mixed Wtitcrn ungraded ut 3U9tftto. os to quality and ruDdlUun; new crop (cur-lots) at tUACZc; N«« Vork steamer mixed, nmnlnnit No. 2 white at Pi) Mew York yellow at 7S«?JWo. Oats In loss active dtmind und generally a trills cheaper. Hates report rdn( bd.au bu whits Western ungraded at 604t3.5c, as W quallir; mixed Western ungraded nt 45fc50c; (potted went at 4d9tß*o); white Htats it ttmuSc; mixed State at Gl93'Jo; Ma.J Chicago nominal. Ityo has boon In good re liant, chiefly for shipment, attirm prices. Htato sold uluititiuoiyi nesr-b) stuck In lots at lUc9fl.Ul; an other bost-losd of Canada In bond at ILRItf. Parley -A moderate demand nolud at previous prlcss. Four-rowed Hints sold at t1.W01.U3, lbs latter for cDolct; Mo, 1 Canada last sold at 11.13] choice do at II Wi Mo, Z Canada at 11.13. PaorlHtoNS-A moderately active business report •llnihollns of hog products, chlolly in Western tusmlsnl for'furward dell Tory, at however Irregular udyenerally lower prices. Western moss pork in nwilsmio request for early delivery and quoted c P."h'KaMlWitWll.ft, Other Kinds neglects v7,*Sf unsettled, ami in the option lino dull. fantwV opUl, '‘ , A‘-‘. ,u * 6o ® ,7 * 7S ' December #1117.50 ti?ioi J r, n fSi l / ,al ♦•WU.iuirt February at Him. Cut SS5!v.Eic n r /fittest at about former quotations. Md ,n ?h! ? n<i rre « ular - Dong clear quotodaiPtfo c . ,c ‘ nr nuoted at Wo; Western ult ,vuclocl less aitontton for early 'V WB . r prices, closing at HUm iaairt*S*t ct i«“ ,n 1,10 °wbon line, loss freely dealt ffiWU°7. #r rat . oa * wlth November options «11 nu December at 111.4754, seller the year yirih%nS-‘u u 7 ?. 1 •y,‘® 7 M‘ February at 111.7754, Tai i i Aut 1 » l »»•«•*• and May at 11106. •weforprlino 6 ** ucl wltlt sales In loust 711-1(50 rl L f»iir^, l , t ,* w ». u lnoro on the bests of Bo V*flV Bn i . u#cuvni . ,o .‘. y “ lu * of centrifugal at Ksifi’nJi*^ 0 ? °*»onttally uuebangod. iwtarthtnUuii/i'inA 1, “‘Ojomont renored. chiefly In «tV JiritmS, Vi 1 no and for tlie gram trade, at how- V*t 1 t l } tmiencos somowbat weaker, rates. i iV ,r f9 (1 , engagements Included tieunSrt ,a( V J 7or through freight, and i|L;uj^[‘il l l^ rao r‘ “ low ns Ist local shipments TOLatf-.W.' wn, 'L‘ ,41l provisions, la MunlmSVow U'lSsiM! I^Ol “ l “ , tt,ld bT oulporl Kiw ,r f! Urn AuoelaUH Prat, fuiartsiS.ia^ 0 /* “--horroy-iSailor at 11t4013540i JwiuLrr'mu, 7 , 1 vJ.M Te,ub ®r\ 11-llc* Dooomborlll.Blo lihei U.i - cOfuary, 13.3Uuj March. llUiot April, luie. 8jr * u * f77ci June, U.TJci July, tltuot August, k^ißDer J Hti l (n rac ?, lp ai,M5 brlat exports, ROOO V) »(hia P Bii i ra lt a’,m??A<rv I common *uuMshsai lo choice, Is.butta.wi H Lutai . 117 1 extra Ohio, 14.84ttT.75i ttlOj. u * Minnesota patent process; tabu ,ower * c,0Bln « dull and stgrsdel »urin!/ W 1 P*?} 1 /*** non# rcporlodi ’nuutiiJit'ktMl"* ,J7 * Np. 3 Milwaukee, 11,4Ut No. II g’nixed” win?«°J steamer No, 3 do, I ti: No i in l , flr .‘« ungraded, white, Hd Niiml?,®' sales of IH,UU) PU at 11.41Wtt1.4J: ooiiM ~ | T £2 b * r > sales W.UAJ bu at IMJWwMtw! ‘■CUl.u c i«lni ut 4JO.IJUJ bu at to fcq it ii tJiSfi January, sales of Bill «isss OtiuhmiiJanuary, luj{ar/o, oiuslna at “■ r “' ,m bu ' .tkoctiJ va U J , . d J ,,, s n< ls sirongi too. I* ll »i*4 utuh o imnrt U unchanged. Huger ItSSlX—Onl H 1 7 tl*l'«/tj|lo, a j‘ I < l|*j ,lch angod. tco»iiJ'f*-Dull ana lowurt 66c, i very ttrin aIKTatTWo. S»* „ new OULEANH J*** 0 - 0»u qulati 640J7C. Ml. "talari now, |a.»<*uoj eholes.lMO* hlK ? or| » 13 -»«ia-W- l*ard-De* ."‘thu Lwcslnds^ »«•<>. WH«i3«°, keg. 13« o. *'«*f rib , inBBr “i •houidsra. packed. TMoi ft* B ** u 25p C r*ib r, iol^®!< ft , u »«»« Outet! iSgftw un LiJuL }^* y L lo,lBClo » r - lOMo: «o tirti?- M i! tt, « ,Wrn rcoilHad, lUoaLIQ. kar-ftfifAi 11 ? t f^ w 4 e, i onllnarr 10 •U/common vw ■ •!ff IH,8 ”*’ r * ul * tu choice v , »iuiiitP,?|! ll i' A,,ltl ' l “niA. «SSalsS.“Jfr clu,lc * f*»ll7,n«i u Mlime«oi* patent pruc «u*ia^^y b ttl >ur dull and unchanged. ‘ „ w *»wbHMloi bo.Swtms. ~ ***f-4U»a, sxtra India, f. a. h.mia Moss pork. IW.cmH-Vl. Ibims-Kmotiftd. 9iy.An. laird—Keltic. (12 no. Hl’TTlill-Klnn fur eliuieqi (itlior* (lull. Emu*- Wcsiei ii fresh quiet, 21 vJi*o, as to quality. niKKHii-iMin mill niieimugmi. Pimmi.KiMi—Nominally unchanged. WinsKV-gtUuii ii.ii. HWHiPTH-Flour. ft.Wl brlsi wheat, 6,000 bin corn. IXliUbu: oats, lii,ml ini, miii’UKNttf-Wiioiu, win i»u. n»<ro*. Hostov. Nov. 15.—Fimui-fiiosdyi Western super* itne, M.7AV.VBM cmtnmiii extras. (.UMuUlij Wisconsin extras, fft.7VA7.Uli Minnesota extras. |i1.00«7.7ai wlnlof wheels. tt.7.V»?.M for Ohio, Michigan, and tmllnnni 77.2503.011 for Ml. Imuls And ItllnoHt tmtonl nprltitr wheals, HODitAttD do winter, 17.50(94.00. HliAiN—Corn quid but llrni. UaW firm. Ryn clear and extra clear. 12U.U1 wtJ.Mi. Hoof steady, Lard, UHOI2KC. llmnt—Sinokod, IPAIJKO. lluttkii—.Moderate ilainnndi choice creameries. 3:1 ailftct fair and good, 2.Vg.«)oi choice Indio backed. llWs aw: common mid good, PKaltiv. Eous-ln falrnoimind, . other* unchanged. UiicHllta-Kloiir. H.mo brl*. 4.FW sacks: corn, M.OOO but whunu IT.OJlliiii oat*.Hl,winbu. Hini'jiKNTa-Flour, tjj brln corn, WWW but wheat, B.WJ bu. st. units. Hr. I.nt’i*. Nov. lA—Kt.oflt-I.owrri XXX. fAilj-O ft.mt funilly. M.UMfn.aii eliolro to fancy. I 1.2V97.00. (Hl.MX—Whmii dull mid lownh No, 3 red. Il.:tty<« I. cash. ll.Wiai.itTf* tiocomLur. n.HQ>l..tiK ,tnnn> nry, IMDMI.WK Kchrunrri No. a do. ll.y7Mei.l7t Nn. 4dti, fl.lllDS a*kod. Corn dull mid lowurj Ui!((.iltlUn cash. «VSH-tillJio tiGcuiiiber. January, Ollfrj) (Wso Kobnmry. Oifwitta May. Onta loworj 44)(MtlUu Cflali, Heconibor, 4Uu January. fttuy. Uru ()iiloli Uarloy Unvbanvod. I.UAll—gilhU ill N.HU. licrrcit—linohamrcd. KiIUK-Unchanuml, winnKV-guii‘tnili.ui. I'lKivimoNa-Flrm and unchanßCdt only Jobblmr trado dnltitf. Kncuin'M—Kloiir, 7.000 hrlis whom.9,o*l but corti, Zi.uu but oatfl. 11.000 out rye. lUJU bu: barley, uu.uuu bit. smiii’Mksth—Kinur, lAOOU brim whom. bin corn. lO.UJU bui uau, Cl.uuj but rro, T.UM bn: barley, noun. Arrttuvoo.v HoAim-Whoni ll.mw Docmuhor. 11. .laminry, IMII4 Knhnmry, Corn hlulior: hfto Dccembor, (Lho Jnmmry. Mo bid February, <l#{e May. milwaukick! Mir.WAUKKE, Wls., Nov. 13.-Fl.ouu-gulo» and uu* chamied. (liiain—Wheat weak: oliinod (Inneri No. 3 Milwau kee hard nominal! No. 3 Milwaukee, 11.7J1 Norntnbor, 11.?.q December. 11/Rtyt: Jammry, Kobnmry, tUIH: March, April, ll.iiPti: No. Ii .Milwaukee nominal: No. 4,and rejected nominal. Cum cutel: uaslcr: No. 3,Ki!<t(*. Oats scarce and wanted: No. I .’. 45 84.%e. Ityo lit fair demand! No, I. II.UL Harley dull: weaker: No. 3 spring, cash, und November and De cember. Il.uu. I'novisioxs-Kiwlor. .Mess pork, fin. 73 cash mid NoTemher: M7.3U .laniinrT. Prime steam lard. 111.40 cash and November: (11.45 Januurr. Moos—l.uwer and In lulr deinandt (f«.7lk»fi.'Jj, KIUiUJIITH-Wlieat lo Hugalu, xUe. IlM’isma-Fluor, 15.UU0 brls: wheat, 24.000 but corn, lAIUJbu. Smp.UKNTS-Ftuur, lAUUObfIS! wheat, 17,0U0but corn, 12.UU0 bu. CINCIVNATf. CINCINNATI, Nov. lA,—CnrruN-Dulett Fi.oirn—Quiet and unehanged. UllAlN—Wheateauler: No. 2 red winter, 11.3tk31.40. Corn |n good demand dt full prleus: Nn.2 mixed. U7M U7!<C. Data easier: No. 3 mixed. 40840HU. Ityutlrmi II.UI. Uarloy drm: No. 2 full, II.IX PllDVlsiuNS—Pork (pilet but limit SIX3V4IB.AO. Lard easier: (11:33. Hulk tatcata llrms shoulders, To; clear rib, be. Ilaeon source ulid tlrrm shoulders, Vo: clour rib. U9fo: clear, 1 1 We, VVIIIKK v Active, tlrm, and higher, at 11.10: combi* tinllon sales of dnishod goods. I,cm brls. on the basis ofll.ll). HiriTmi— Flnitcr: creamery, U7u: choice Western llesurve, 20e; choice Central Ohio, 200. TOIjKDO. Toj.Sdo, Nov. 15.—OUAtM—Wheat wotkt No. 3 red. •pot, IIJKJf; December, lI.US; .luntmry. 11.40; Feb ruary. 11.43* nsksd. Corn weak No. 3, stmt, UtWa asked; your. Wo; January, C3e tskodi May, UTJ-fo. Uats—Nothing doing. th.ortk—Whent weak; No. 3 rod and November. 1U791 naked; December. lUffHashedt .Inmiary. February.9l.4lM. Corn weak: N 0.3 und November, tPo iisksdi December, iMHc; year, Ole uskvdt January. UZWalml. IV>o Hiked; May, 1.7 c. ItecKiPTH— I Wheat, M.UUJ but corn, 14.030 bu; oats. 4.UM bu. Hint'MCNTS—Wheat, P.OOU bu; corn, 31,000 bu; oats, 1.000 bu. BALTIMORE. UAT.TIMOitR. MU.. Nov. 13.—Fl.utm—More active and unchanged, (MiAls—Wheat-Western easy. Oats firm. Ityo dull. HAY—Firmer at 00,00353.03. PltovinioNg—(Jalot and liras. IJUTTUU—Choice scarce and Armor; Western grass, 18ft330. Kuan— Firmer and wanted at 39933 c. I’imiOT.KlTM—Dull. (Jimi’KimiH—Coffee dull and easy. Sugar quiet. WlllHKV—Nominal. FlißKiMTH—Oulot and linn, immiprn—Flour, tutu brisi wheat. 03,000 but corn. IILOUU but oats. 7.7tubu; rye. 330 bu. HiftPMKNTK—'Wheat, Jh.l'/J bu; corn. 12.203 bu. HAlks—Wheat, 63,5uu but corn. izo.wo bu. IiOUIBVII-.DK. l.omflvu.l.K, Nov. IB.— Cotton— Firm; ll)fc. Fi.outt—Steady and llrmer; extra. 93.3395.30; extra family, 13.7390.00; A No. ), td.3U9U.73: choice fancy, 97.7391133. (ItiAiN-Wheat steady; Corn easier; No. 3 white. TUo; do mixed, bTc. Oats steodr; No. 3 white, 19ci do mixed, 47e. llyetlrraert No. 3,11.1091.13. PitoviHiuNH-Purkund lurd nondnsl. Hulk wests firm; shqutdors, none; clear rib. 19.30; clear sides, rj.tu. Bacon—None In market. Uauis-Uugar-oured, U tt r< UiHicY—Ulgbor; ft.IO. I’EOUIA. I'EontA, 111., Not. 16.-GtiAiN-Corn leasyt high mixed, OlklAdIWo: mixed, UUWMillc. Oats steady »t 460 ttfco. Uye turn and blghort No. a. ll.o3Kfel.Ui. Whisky—Firm at Sl.il for Mulshed guilds. itKCKii > TB—Wheat, i.itwom corn, J7,uis tms oats. 10,5k] but rye,U2sbut barley, l.iftubu. HiiiHUitNTß—Wheat, nonoi cum, 33,61)0 but oats, 11,875 but rye, I.WJU but barley, none. KANSAS CITV. fipsciol DUpdteh (e Tht ChUaoo TVfbuns. Kansas City, Nov. 15.-GUAI.v-The Prlrt Gamut reporter Wheal—liecaipts Sf.tiOJ but sblpmonts, 25,877 but market weak] No. 4. cash, ftWi December, WWai No. S, oash.ll.aij December. lI.WWr No. 2. cash. 11.21| December. lI.Jlj No. 1. cash, It.JC. Corn—Ueoulpla, 17,11X1 but shipments, 11,TUI but luwert No. 8, cash, oOWct December, UUWo. DBTROIT. DCTnorr, Mloh., Nor.. 15,-Ki.uuu-Unohangod. GltAlN—Wheat easier and quiott No, 1 white, cash, November, and year, 11.34Wi December, ll.Us‘<l Jan uary, lI.JTWi February, lI.SUWi March, f 1.411 No. 3 red. 11.87 bids N 0.3 white.|l,W. Kkoxipth-Wheat, U,uu bn, BUIPMSNTS—Wheat, 47,tW bu. BUTTER AND CHEESE. Spttiai Dl*pat(l\ to Ttu Chicago IVltruni* 8L01v.111., Nov. 16,—Th« market fur butter today was brisk, with a further advance and lively demand at 87c, with limited offerings. Hales on the hoard of Trade. 10,030 lbs creamery butter at aVjJTo-all but one tale at the higher figures lie boxes part skim cheese at tWhio* BUFFALO. PirrrAi.o. N. Y« Nov. J3.-G«AIN-Wheat neg •otedt No. lhard Duluth held at 11.55. Corn quiets sates, JO.UXI bu No. 3 at 05)<0( hlih mixed atUllic. Oats nominal. . Canal FitkiauTS—Weak at BHo for corn. INDIANAPOLIS. INDIANAPOMB, Nov. 15.-OUAlN—Wheat flrmt lI.IM ttUff. Cornhrmj Oata steadn ssatUo. OSWBQO. Oswaoo, Nov, 15.—GRAIN—Whootqulet. Coro In active. . WOOL. JiusTUK, Nov. 15.—Woob-riioady und Arms Ohio and Pennsylvania ttßOtios, 4161450 i Allchlgan and Wis consin, 43tttJci medium and No. 1 Ohio andillchlgun Qouces. 1594801 oomuing delaine tlouces, 47ft500i tin wosiiea combing, HliiiSlat imllud, asttsUo. IMllt.Anai.l'lllA. Nov. 15.—Wool,—(Julel, bulstoadyi Ohio. Pennsrlvanla. and West Virginia XX und above, 4.10440! extra. 4)ltt4foi uiodtum. 4taU'ei. coarse. SBtt 40oj New York. Michigan, Indiana, and Western tine, 4UsXhn medium, 47u48ct course. 87<UTHui wastiea delaine, 4MHUoi unwashed do, 37tt»oi pulled, COTTON NSW OItt.KANB, Nov. 15.-C'UTroN-Qalsti middling. HHsi lew middling. URoi good ordinary. lUHot net re ceipts, 10,(Ui bslest gross, ll.BAj exports to Great Urlluln T,fiO)| sales. tt,UUU| stock, 318,000, QALVaatoN, Nor. 15.—Oottun—6'iriui middling. 11J40: low middling, Hot goud ordinary, lUs4ei net receipts, 1.50 U bales) exports coastwise. I,3U)| sales, 2JWi stock. 87,me. Hr. i.uuih, hur. 15.-CorroN-Hteady} middling. HMot sales. I.&uu balssi racolpw. 2,tuut sblpuums. Bju){ stuck, 60,iuu. ______ Petroleum, IDtAuruuii. P»„ Nov. Id.—pgritoMUM—Market ateady, but quiet) opened at B3Koi bisbest,Slei low United cerUncates eaaleri closed at sjftoi rehued. 754«, Philadelphia delivery. DRY GOODS, New Yuuk, Not. 16.—Market quiet, firm, anditucka of ooltou end woolen gooUa In oxcsllant ahapet umny tnakai being sold ahead. Utica wide Bhsvmitfa ad* vaneed br agenu. I'rlnta rsmaln quieti apriqg oaa* •liner**, sic., moving aieadily on account of former ordera. TUHPKNTINB. Wn.ntNQTOM, N. a, Nur. IX-Ui'iuiT* or 'rtnwitK* TINK—6I* bid) bard,ti.3li soft, tkitii Virgin, W.SU. Hurrah (or Our Side* Many peoplo bavo loattbelr intereat la poll* Ilea and m uniuaoment* bucauM they are ao out of aorta and run down that they cannot enjoy anything. If such pertuua would only be wine enough to try that celebrated remedy Kidney* Wort, and experience It* tonic and renovating effect*, they would soon be hurrahing with tbs loudoat. in either dry.orilquld forcnll la a per* feet remedy for torpid liver, kidueya, or bowels. —KicJuxu'j*. THE CHICAGO TRIBUNE: W ALDRICH AND ISAACS. The Supreme Court Comes to Their Aid and Helps Them Out of a Hole. 1 lio Judgment of tlia Lower Court Uo< TOfsotl ami tlio (Jiuo ito* . imtmlud* An Interesting Decision on the Sub* ject of Receiving Stolon Property. The Detective and (he Pawnbroker Had but One Purpose: To Return the “ Swan.” AmoiiK the decision* recently delivered by the Supreme Court of Clio H’lnto w«* one rovers* tnx (ho Judirment In the Crlmlmil (Imirt of Cook County, in tlio ense of Isano* and Aldrich, con* vloicdof rocflvlmr tbo "*wnjy" In tlio Morrow Jowolry-rolibury caao, and rcmnniltnc tlio oniise. This, with one exception, Is tho only decision Hint hits yet been delivered In this country on tho peculliir point* involved, and Is therefore published In lull. Tho decision wns delivered 'by Cliluf*.lU9tlco CntlK. and 1* tm follows: Till* wns un Indictment in tho Crhiilnnl Court of Cook Comity iumlihi Charles Aldrich mid Kmnnuel Isaacs for larceny. In iwo of tho counts It wuS charged in tho Indictment Unit lor their own irutn und to prevent tho owners from ngain possessing their property Iho defendants did buy, receive, and uni in concerning the goods of certain named pursuim, lately before fclo* nloußly stolon.lho defendants well knowing they were stolen. Tho Jury before whom the causu wns tried returned a verdict of guilty of rceolv* lug stolen properly, unit found the property to bn of tho value of 9<UN*). Tho court overruled a motion for a now trial and rendered Judgment on tho verdlut, mid the defendants sued out this writ of error. In order to obtain it ebmr under* standing of the questions presented by tbo rec ord. a brief statement of tho foots sooms neces sary. THE FACTS. On Friday night, Nov. 3d, I WO, four parsons— Mika llnncr. Nick Manor. Ilcnnml Hchtoedor, und Mntbotv Ash—stole a trunk from the C’llf ton House. In Uhlcmro, belonging to J. 11. Mor row, which contiilncii Jewelry belonging to Katun & Fans amt Krnest Tbmnu, of Now \ ork, of (be value or from $7,000 to fS.UUJ. Morrow hod tbo goods for solo mt agent of (ho owners. On tho night the trunk was stolen one of the tnlevea—Mike tinner—told tho defendant. Isaacs, whowut h pawnbroker In Uhltnigo, that ho bml u <|immlty of Jewelry for sale, and of fered to sell to the delmidiuit, but he declined to buy. Manor desired tho defendant (o see tbo goods, which ho promised to do nt a future day. On the following Hominy Isaacs, lit company with Matter, went to a room where tho latter tmd the goods concealed, and looked them over, and wus offered tho property for SUJd nr S7OO. Isaacs declined to buy. but told him not to bo in a burry—be would talk to him next day. On Haturday night,before this occurred,defend ant Aldrich, a policeman, and one I.evlwcroHt Isaacs' place, and. tho robbery having boon meu tloncn, Isaacs remarked that he could bnvo had tbu goods for n small sum of money. After obtaining this Information from Inane*. Aldrich aud l.evl conceived the scheme to recover tho property and return It to tho owners through Isaacs. On Monday a meeting was had between Aldrich mid Mumiwaltbo Union National Marik In tho presence of I’lnkertnii, where Aldrich wmt employed as special policeman, which lesnlted in an arrangement that Aldrich should obtain the goods belonging to Tlioma fur S7OO, or less If bo could without disclosing the name of tho person with whom bo should dual, and without .reward to himself save only tho reputation which he mitlelpnied would follow tbo transac tion us a deleellve of stolon property. Ou tbo tollowlna Wednesday Morrow paid over to Aid rich 1700 on the guarantee of the Vice- President of the Union National Manic that tho goods or money should bu returned. Ou tbo same day Aldrich paid over to Levi $(!»oftho money, to be paid to tho party who had«tbu goods through Isaacs, who ulono knew such party. Out of the money thus received by l.evl bu paid over S4.VJ to Isaacs. Thu S4.VJ Isaacs paid to Hauer, who hail Urn goods, as lie tustl lied; but Ilaner says ho only received ol Isaacs ?IUO. However that may he, mum tbo payment of tbo money to Mailer, ou Wednesday evening, no took the goods mid, in company with Isauos, curried them to n cigar store and barbershop ou Stale street. Thun Isaac's uotllled l.nvl where tbo goods could be found, and ho notified Al drich, who went to ibe piaun designated, found the goods, and, within ten minutes,curried them In unopen packages precisely as ho had found thorn, to tho Clifton Mouse and delivered thorn to Morrow. Manor represented to Isaacs that tbo packages returned contained all tho goods which had been, stolen—those belonging to Katun Si Fans, and also those belonging to T bourn—nnu Isaacs and Aldrich both understood this to bo the ease; but upon a subsequent ex amination. It Is claimed, tuoro was a shortage of some sl,;ui). Those are, lu brief, tbo substan tial facts, ns we understand tbo testimony. I n tbo argument, a number of questions have been presented In regard to tho admission and exclusion of evidence, but wo have concluded to basu our decision ou TIIK MKItITB OF THK OAHU, and bonce It will not bo necessary to notice those questions. The Indictment m tills case was framed and the conviction Imd under See. B.W, Chap. IW of tbo Criminal Code, It. 1,. 1871, pugoUtW, wbloh declares: ** ISvory person who fur tils own train or to prevent the owner from a train poaHOßHing bis property shall buy, receive, nr al<l In ennounllng stolen goods, or anything tbostoalliurof which Is deolarod to bo larceny, or property obtained by robbery or burglary, knowing tbo same to have been ho obtained, shall bo Imprisoned la the penitentiary/’ etc. In an Indictment under I Uls scetlou of the stat ute Cor receiving sloloa goods tbo first thing to he proven Is that the property alleged to have been received was stolen. In this cane, how ever, tbero is no controversy over tbut ques tion. It Is conceded that tbo goods In question were stolen; Indeed, several or tbo thieves who stole the property weru Introduced ns witnesses and testlllod to the larceny of the goods. After tbo larceny bns been proven it becomes neces sary t» establish tbo fact llnii those accused of tbo crime received .the stolen goods, knowing them to hnvo been stolen. Guilty knowl edge on tbo part of the defendant is es sential to tbo constitution of (bo otfonso. WburUm. Vul. 8. Hoe. l,88t). The latent, us in larceny, is tbo chief Ingredient nf the offense. Thus, wbou A authorizes nr licenses II to receive property lost or stolen, and he receives the prop erty from Urn thief knowing it to be stolen.wltli felonious Intent, ho is guilty of u felony In re ceiving the property, miuvlthhUudlng tbo li cense. Wharton, See. I.Hlil. Under our statute there In another essential fuel to ho proven. That Is, taut tbo defendant, for his own gain, or to prevent tbo owner from again possessing his property, bought, received, or aided In conceal ing stolen goods. There Is no doubt from tbo ovldoneo In this ease m regard to tbo fact that the dufendimla knew tbo goods were stolen. Tbolr knowledge Is a conceded fact. It Is also tin undisputed met that tbo stolen goods, in passing trom tbo custody nf the (Uloves to Mor row. tbo agent of tbo owners, passed through iho bands, first, of defendant Isaacs, and,second, through (ho hands of defendant Aldrich. Tbo question In tboense Is, then, NAIIIIDWKD DOWS TO TIHH; Whether dofcmlnnls rouclvod tho goods for tbolr own gain or tu prevent the owner from again poßscssmg hla properly. This, In our Judgment, is the turning-point upon which the decision of the case must hinge, In iho disposi tion of the question we will consider the case, llrst. us tu tho defendant Aid rich* mid. second, ns to tho dorondiinl/ isuncft. us Iho fuels relating to oaeb defendant arc somuwliat diirnrenl. it was mil claimed that Aldrich undertook to soouro the return o( tho goods fur any feu or re ward whatever, or that ho expected to make any money out of the transaction. On tbo enutraryt It was proven Uy tlm prosecution that all be wanted was tho renniadnn of recovering thu goods. Upon ihlspolnt MorrowtcHinlud: “Prior to the tiniti the goods were returned Aldrich said ho didn't expect to make it coni nut of the trans action. Said this on Monday. Ho never asked for any compensation, or madeoifor, bargain, or proposition for uomponsaiion. Hu said mi ho wanted was me glory nf bunting the other fel lows tu getting thu goods. Thu city uiMlturltles and Pinkerton weru after tho goods. Hu never asked a dollar." It U true tie retained In hla possession f 10d of the money which Morrow gave tubliu, hut this was not kept for bis own honed t. but for tbo buuoUt of Morrow. Upon this point the sumo witness testified: '*Un Wednesday night he said he had gut all Ihe goods, instead of it part, and that hi* had saved mo 4dUO." How could bo save for Morrow 41Ud If tna money was retained for hla service*/ This could nut bo the onie, as ho bud uatd over to J.uvl all bo received of Morrow except this SIOO. it U apparent, from thu evidence, that tin agreement was ever made under which Aldrich was paid anything for hla services; that bu ex pected nothing. and received nothing, for tbo services be rendered lit securing the return of tbe goods. How can It then bo said tbut bo re ceived the goods fur bis own gain/ Nor did be fuceivo tbe guods to prevent tbe owner from •ivntn possessing bis property, but, on tbe other band, be KLCCKIVKD THEM FOll TIIK YEUV PUItPOSB OF JIKHTOHINU TIIKSI to tbo owner, which be did witblo too mlnuica from the tlmo they cumo into bid posfoaaiou. Wo will now comldor the testimony as to the ilffTcmlniU laitacs. Ho wuc u pawnbroker, and on tbo night ibo gooda wore stolon be wua up* liruacbcd by ouo of the thfovea and requested to my tbo goods. 'l’blsbo refused to do, but, bav* lag obtained Information ua to tbo uuatody of the goods, be undertook afterword* to uaaUt Aldrich In iheooniuminaiiouof hit scheme to obtain the good* and rvstoro them to tbo owner. Tboro was no contract or agreement under which be wm to receive any pay fur wbat be might do tu tbo promlao*. Ail that be did was done ai a favor, to help Aidriub, who wanted the credit of getting the good* returned. Levi, who held (cud to uo paid for (lie rotuni of the good*, bonded Isaacs gIW, and molued EDNESDAV NOVEMBER Hi, 1881—TWELVE PAGES, llin balnneu until it could lit- ascertained that nil ihe goods wul'O relumed. This sum, I*aaes levtlilod, lie paid over In Hauer. I.til Hauer swears that Isaacs euly paid him $Wi. prumis* lutr to pay ilio balance (ho next day. This Id tbo only cvMcnro contained In tbo record tending to show money lit tbo hands nr Isaacs as com pensation fur what ho did lit tho transaction. Woijonot regard tbo evidence suflieteitl. t'on* ceding that too credibility of tbo two men It equal. which id quite «s favorable a view on (bo side of tbo prosecution tut may could ask. M wonlil leave tho matter (Handing. one ondt against tho nlhor, which, tinder tbo circum stances nl Ihe ease, could not ho regarded in es tablishing tho fuel beyond n reasonable doubt. Again, ir Isaacs had ticcn endeavoring to mnkc money out ortho transaction, It Is strange ho did nut avail himself of tbo opportunity to liny all Hie goods for the s<wo for himself. nml »ny nothing to the detectives Hi regard to tbo umt tor. '1 bio would huvo boon tbo course bo doubt less would tmvo adopted bud ho undertaken to got tho gimds for his own gain. Thu fnot that bo did not tnko this course Is n circumstance tending to oorrobornte his ev|ilornx(, that ail ho did was without pay nr rownrd. ir. tbon. Isaacs received no compensation, ami bad no arrangement under which ho was to ho paid for what ho might do, wo perceive no around upon which It can ho determined that ho received the (roods for his own gain or that ho received thorn to urevuut tho owner from niraln possessing his property, within tbo meaning of the statute. It may, however, ho said tbat. as tbo (roods imsssed tbromrh defondiinls' hands, they should he held llnhlo for tho shortage of tI.DOU and In this war they received tho (food* for their own .gain. If they returned tho Roods that wore mission.thorn might ho foreu In tho position, hut, from tho Ovldedoe, that was Impossible. Isaacs only saw tho property on two occasions—llrst on Himday. when he looked It over In tho presence of Hauer, who duos nut protoml that Isaacs of* fared lo lako any part of tho (foods, and ntmln on Wednesday ovnuluir. when tbo (roods weru carried liy Hauer from Fourth avouuu hi pack* lures (o tho elgur-sinrc, while Isaacs wns In com pany with Hauer. .U this time it dues nut an* jitmr that he In any tnnunor handled the woods. As (u Aldrich, his only possession of the proper ty was during tho tun minutes which it look him to carry tho (roods from tho olgar-storo to tho hotel when tho property was lit packages and unopened. WE CAN »BH NO (JHOUND upon which It cun, from the evidence,ho claimed that either of tho defendants can bo held llahlu for tho shortage in tho goods. The more reason* nbln view is that the missing articles worn taken hy tho tblevus mid opptoprinted to their own use while they Imd the goods hi possession. It Is, nawuver, urged amt tuo fact Uuit tho property could Imvu been returned anon lifter tho larceny for SSOO, and tbo fact that Ahlrlen, In hit first Inter view with Morrow, In substance said It would require SMOMo obtain tho property, tho long poudonoyof the negotiations ns to the nmount to he paid, and tbo fact that s£<o moro wns paid to Aldrich than was demanded by tbo thieves, are facts which prove tho motive of gain. As wo •undersland tho ovidcnco, tho ilerniidniits could not at any time obtain possession of tho properly so It could ho relumed without paying the thieves ilio amount of money demanded by them. The defendants cannot, therefore, hu hlalmod for (ho delay, as they acted us soon as Morrow furnished Hie money to bo paid to tbo thieves. It la true Aldrieb. in bis Ural Interview with Morrow, expressed tho opinion that $1,400 would he required to obtain the property, and this may ho regarded ns aotroiimsunco against him. Hut bis suhaeipiout conduct, agreeing to obtain the properly for uno-hnlf tbat sum. or as much less as hu could, clearly repels tho Infercncu that he was seeking tn make any gain out of tho transaction. It has been suggested that Levi was a myth—Hint no such person ever lived. Thu fact that hu wax never seen or heard pf after tho night tho goods wore returned looks Hiunowhat suspicious, but wo must Lo controlled by tbo evidence In tbo record, mid, unless Isaacs, Aldrich, and also tbo father ol Aldrloh arc guilty of willful perjury, thou Levi wns no myth, hut was In Chicago at tho time of this oc currence and participated therein as testified by tho defendants. Wo have given tbo evidence In tho record a uureful consideration, and tho only conclusion we have been able to reach is tbat It has tint been established tbat tho defendants wore receivers of tho goods for their own gain nr to prevent tbo owners from again possessing (Loir property. ON TIIK OTIIEn HAND, \ the only logical conclusion that can reasonably bo reached from iho ovldouco is, that defend* mite undertook, in behalf of tbo owner*, to ob tain a return of tho goods without onmponsa tlon or reward, and that all of tho goods which came Into limit* possession were In good faith returned to tho owners. If It bad boon provon in this ease that the defendants bad entered Into negotiations with .Morrow to secure a return of tlm stolen goods. In pursuance of a prior urrmtgmmmt or understanding with tbo persons who had stolen the property,’With tho Intent or purpose of making a prollt out of tbo transac tion, wo would not hesitate ’ to bold that tboy worn guilty under tho statute. 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Full treatise acut free on itp|>!lcuUun. Address Holman Pad Co., p.. 0. iioxans ;u mtoAinvAV, new vouk. OCEAN NAVIGATION, O.NLV IMIIKCT HIM! TO IKA.NCL brnrrut TVansuUnnt le Company. Uotwocn New Vork and Havre. Plur 42, N. U., foot of .Morton*sl. Travelers by this line avoid bulb transit by English railway and the discomfort of crossing the Channel In u tnntill boat. FRANCE. Trmlellu Wednesday, Nov. PI, 1 p. ra. CANADA. Frntniuel Wednesday. Nov. 31. IS a. m. BT. URR.MAN. Deluolane. Wednesday. Nov. IUI. 1 p ui PIUCEOF PABBAI.K (Including wine): TO lIA VUE —First Cabin, vital and PI), Second Cabin. Wd. Steer* age. (2d, Inclinllmt wine. Pudding. mid utensils. Chocks drawn of Credit Lyonais of Purls In amount to suit. UtUlB DK IIEIUAN. AitutiU 0 Rowling Green, foot of Broadway, N. V. \YM. U. WINTER. UT (’lark-»U. Chicago. DIIIKtT FOIL iIAIISKIU.ES. Touching at Gibraltar and linrcelona. The following steamers will leave Now Yorkdireot for Glbruliar und Marseilles, taking freight and pas* sengers: FERDINAND UK I.KBBKPB. CapU Baquesne..Nov.33 Deo. u RATES OF PABBAUE;! For Gibraltar—First Cabin .fTGand fJO For linrcelona and Marseilles—First Cabin.ld) andIKU Steerage... Rtl Limit DK HKlil AN. Agent. 6 Howling Green, foot of llrotdwny, N. V. WM. U. WLSTEIU C 7 Clark*it., Chicago. AMERICAN LINE. Philadelphia and Liverpool. calling at Queenstown. Salting regularly ovory Wednesday from Philadel phia. carrying c-ahln. Intarmodtalo, and steerage pas sengers. and Ilia U. ri. Mall. RED STAR LINE, Carrying (ho United State* and Uoyal Belgian Mali*. Tim only Ulrect Lino to Antwerp, in Uolglura, sail ing every Saturday from New York and every alter nate Saturday from Philadelphia. K«»r Passage Ticket# to or trout Europe and Drafts on Ureal Britain mid tho Continent apply to PETEK WItIUJITA HtiNH, General Agents. W. K. LAWUENCK, Manager. Ill) host Uantlolph-si., Chicago. WINTER RESORTS. a hash Kxcuitsiuss. Atlas Line of Mail Steamers For BAHAMAM.TUIIKW JHLAND. JAMAICA. IIaY- Tl. POItTO ItlCO, IsTHMUM OF PANAMA, and COLOMBIA. Mailing every wuek-TourlsU are fiiTltud tu utull of these trl|ia, which they can make un any route which the Company's summers take, nt the ex treme low price of *>.» «!«•>'• which Includes Ur ine uu hoard the steamer the whole tlmo, and they may transfer to any other atuanmnir the llnothuy nmr meet on the vuyauo. No ticket Issued for less than full. For passage apply to PIM, FOItWOOD X CO., Auetus. liSlnto-iU, New York. INMAN LINE Ocean Steamships, Currying the British and L'nltud States Malls. Now York and Liverpool, via yuounstown. Tickets to and (mm the principal hnallsb. Scotch, Irish, French. German, Italian, and Scandinavian Those steamers carry no live slock of any kind. FIIANCIS C. UIIOWN.Gen, Western Agent. :U Mouth Clark-st.. Chicago, tIfDKAFTb on Grom Britain, Ireland, and the Continent lor sale. STATE LINE To Glasgow. Liverpool. Dublin. Belfast, and London. Curry, from N. Y. every Thursday. First Cabin. fOU to 115, according tu accommodation. bucoml Cabin, fid. Mtucragu, outward. t*k Those steamers carry neither aliucii- ..or •.•y 0a . 1 . IN< * co., £3 Broadway, N. V., and lid Uandolph-sU. Chicago. JOHN BLKuBN, Western Manager MEDICAL. ODCIARKSt. CuicaboJli. Ckart*r*4 hf Ik* •(»!* *f llltaali, fa* Ik* t ***(>). *rl**llß*aad •im>*4/ car* *f I'rlitl*. &•*«•■« and Ckr**!* pl«u*»i. Dr. LL'CiH it a arvlutt* i.f i*ut*|ulir (All*, title *tm Kclxllr) ll»lktl C.illr «... U Sell karnaa an Hit I‘trllv mil w fouaJtr el ih« i.muim.lli |l»l(*vii* MrHl.al InilUul*, i.ii Fraud*-*, »w| ll l> a ..ll known Ivt lb»l fmianr »»*»» ha ku rnnCnt.l klnn.il I" lb* ■t*4v tn 4 lr»tln..i.l»l n.tH.l aad (:i>>i.«lx (M0t..., Itu. rlvlof Mm YOUMQ MEN In* f.«ni tli* "KfU h( (i»itkF.i| laiirM'rtlUat ur mnni, B.alnt) W.tkntM, Kvrtaua aad I’bfdul D.MIIIj, laip*l*aa* lataaM'lrV !•*>• BaaWd. Ab»**« *f Ika PjW.n.. nkamlrd VlUlllt. taafatlu# *r ld*a«, Aiartkda le Be.Ulj, V*«|m*4. #a»;« riaalii •• Ik* Fara, Let* ut ka »r«r, *ad Fr*«a**a; el r*laaila(."t»'i.*inlirt, I .ill ,’>iuti.lr. |.< (.rf.li (000 far •»*ry #f Frlial* 111....* Ikal I htllorur*. All .«!«»• • l.'wV.nl'.il" i.Vw.l k* if’ f«ll %*a."* *IA V«F • ll filial bul.Ni. ixniual Inl.nl.* In .r.1.»>,.1. Tall n* *4.|rt.. tin. H'fK tStt-. I > **ki.. rkluce.lll. fiendlwo il-conl atampator circular. OTARTLIWG O DISCOVERY! LOST MANHOOD RESTORED. A victim of voutbrul Itnnrudanou cautinu Precae* tnre Decay. Kerrnua Pcbiinj', Leal Manhood, bavlnu tried in vatu every known remedy, hoa dia* coT«ndartni|iloaelfonrc. which ho «1U aend PlUili to kla fcllmr-cuflHirra, addniM J« U. lUSKVAh, 43 t’huUiam *»t.* X. Y. aUelil Uadnl Awurtled thvuuUiur. Anew and meat lied* Uhl Wvra. warranted the beet and c-ncapeaUndupuniaultf (u every dibii.oiiUlloU “the Soleuce of Ufa or.BulM'ioiorvaUoni” bound In linutt Frencii utuvllu. ouboued. Jullatll, iUlpP.euma»}Bbuautllul »tveT einiravinii*, Uo pruaurlp* tloua, price only IhA aunt oy tualltlnuatratudaamplu.U cenui aend new. Addre*al'«abudy Mad* KHOffJUYSKJi; WIDR. KEAN, 173 South Uark-at., Chicago. Conault penonallr or by wall, free of euonje, on all chreule. narvuua oranedal dUeaae*. Ur. J.aoanU tUoenly phyalulan la Ute Utj wue wurrunu eura* ur uupay. Ueura: Ua. ui. tucp. ui.i tunUuye.v to Uui. A imiVAli AND DEI Jt\. TRAINS KXI'J.ANATIO.N Maiik*.—tSaturday except*!. IMunday czoeptod. {Rally* iPAUTUIi s' or Rt Thunder !i*n Utility ’nr Aeomiui slllc, l’n(raa UnilO'iu. Chtcngn He NerthwimKi ForMap*,rinio*C4Kt».ar<»eplnjl*CiM apply nt ra Clark-iL, Grand I’acl anddopotegrnarot WeluaadK IrftltTfl. I’AClili! Knit I,lnn Omnlm Nlolit Kiprocs Denver Kxproaa ~ Denver Foal Kxpreoft.,... Hlunxdty A Vmiklon Hlonx (.’Ur A Yankt0n....,......... Deft Molne* Day KxprPM.. Deft Mnlnoft Nlulit NxpreiM Maralinlitown Mipre** Cedar Itnpld* Kxprefta...... Cedar llapld* Nlithl Kxim-oih FroejK»rt, llockford A Dubuque.. Freeport A U0nkf0rd.............. Freeport. llockford A lliiliinpio.. H(. I’mil A .Mlnnenpolift Kxpruft*.. HI. I'mil A MlnnoapolH KxpniM.. norm A Dondwomt Kxpromi...... Mlnneftnia A Central Dakota...,, Minnesota A Central Dakota..... Milwaukee KxpreM Milwaukee Hpeclal-Hundayn Milwaukee A Ureen Hay Milwaukee I’lnMOnjrur.... Milwaukee I'aftaomror MU., lireen liny A Marquette. (irenn May. vla.lmiexvilin Ofhkdfth. via .lono.Hvlllo latke tlonovn Lake (Ictnovn A 81u1ti.... Klifln Kxpma* Klein Snmtny Kxprcua Klein KxpntM Klein Kxprufti I Klein ....I ('lilmiko, llnrflnaton At <|»i For Mapft, Tlimi*Tahleft. hloenl datlona. apply at Clark-aU lit I’altuar House. Canal and Hlxtei era) I’nrfunucr Depot, on Canal* urn and Ailnm<-«l«- •HOI pm f H::«l p m *l3::ilp m I U:;t) p m •I3i:»l p ni Ifajipm U-bfffpm t H:i« p m • fti.’Un m p m tu:3opm * Oil*, am * 4:16 p in *10:16 pm *to:ir»a m } ti:no pm MiiiitVam •10 tin am 1 UiOU pm • HiiUam Htiiimn •10:11) am • 3:oi)pm • 6:UI p m I thill p in 1 William • 4;46p in •3:lspm • 4:16 pm • tf:l6n m I:t6p m *4:16 pm I* 6:l6pm 1*10:15 p in iilney itnllrond. )ln*-C»r Arcomrao* Irand I’aclfle Hotel, lonth-su., and (Jen* l*au between Maill* I.oato. Mlnlenbura.ounwa A Hlreator Kx b.Neliniftkn Kzpreix ftDubuquo.lfckrrdAaio’xCltyKx bAmboy.llock Falls AStorlmu Kx bDownur'a Drove Aceummudat'n (/Montana A I’acltlc Kinrena tiHUloaeph.AtchlftonA Topeka Kx (.Kmiftiu* City A Denver Kxpreei. Aurom Sunday l’a*somror bAurura I’ameniter MU a m lOi.Dam lIhUJ a m HMD am 11:10 am 13:06 p tn 13:116 p in 13:06 pm Itir.p in 3:t1l p m 4:1*1 p ni 4:3d p m 4::■!j> m 6:36 pm «:20pm b.Mundota A Ottawa Itipros* bsu hauls KxproflS bltockford A Freeport Kxpross... bAurur* I'uAftonaur. bAurora I’auoiiuur .. tDca Muloos, uumhn A Uiicoln Main Kxprest cToxns K*|irf»9. nKaninft City A hl Joe.Nlitlit Kx. bKruuiHirt A Dubuipjo Kxpreftß... Wed. A Hat. TlieatruTniln Ihlipm M:Z» d m th!K p m UiSipm U;.’S) |i m tl titt |i m ii Daily, f* Dally, except Bun«U Katunloy. cl Dally, exeunt ilondai Dubnqiio. Amboy. Hock Kalin, leave nml arrive from Central Dot ChlciißO. Milwaukee A Ht. Union Denoti CornorMadlion.Ca Ticket Ofllcoa. m and cl Clark** ciraod i'aclOc liutol. and at Den lay. cDftll ir, , and Hterl mot, fuotnt Maul It* anal, and A< •it., Palme Leave. Milwaukee Vast Mall Milwaukee Express Waukosha AOconomowqoKx ... Milwaukee, 8U Paul A illnne-J apolls Express trains i Green Hay. Munasba. and Ap*l pietun Kxprsss trains Milwaukee, Madison. PralHo du Cblen, lowa, and DakotaEx,,,, Btuvcns Point and Ashland Ex.. Milwaukee, Muatson, and Pralrlo rtuChlen Express Llbertyvlllo AccomnudaUun Klimt Passenger..... DubuquoACuduritaplda Kinross tloux city A Dubuque FaitKx... Klfiln A Kirkland Pns’ngor (dally) Klqln special Fast Express Hasca Accotutuodatlon * 7:30 a tu * 3;U5 p m * 6i(U p tn {1(1:111 a m f VrfXl p m •1U:IU a tn t IhOdpm * GiOOp m I tf:UO p m •10:10 am * «:2U p in * V:‘JU a ro •UhflUam t V;ot»pm 4:U) p m * 6:16 p mi * U:JU p mi Trains for llurolmldl and North a.tu. and C;U) p. m.i arrive <1:45 a dally, Bunday excepted. riilcntn Alt* Union Depot. West Side, corner M sis., between Madlxon and Ada Twontylhlrd-su Ticket unices, Clark*sU, Grand Pacltlc Hotel, ar Chicago leave 0:61 • m. and 7:40 a. m. Madison and ('anal* ains*su bridges, und i, at Depots. Hi)rtoutu >nd Palmer House. heave. ~j ArnreT •Hsaspm ( »3:Zipm 111:00pm \ frraa.ti • U:U)u m * "skip in I U;U)p m I 7:3oam tIDUlpm I 7;UJ»iu • liiUJaiu • 7:Upin • Uiiilam • 2:ttpm }U;'«jpm } 7:Ula m •iiiWami* 7:44pm •IliUpm * l:lipm • 6;UUp ml* tfslU am tllroud. Kansas City. Hoover, Pueblo Rx. Kansas City. Banta Ke, Now Mux* Ico.ArlinnnACallfonilo Past Kx Bu laiuls, Bprlngtlold A Texas..., tu Louis. Bprlngtlold A T01a5..,. tu Louts Kx„ via Jacksonville... Mobllu A New Orleans Express.., Peoria. Keokuk A liur* { via llnitton Fast Express j Clionua Pekin A Peoria Kx., via Juliet.... Blruulor. Lacen, Washington Kx. Joliet A Dwlalu Accommodation, Illinois Central lit* Depot foot ofLuko-su and font of Ticket unices, )2I Riindolph*su, Paulllo Holol. and Palmer House Twenty-second-su near Clark. Grand Leave. BU Louis A Texas Ksprosa tu Louts A Texas Fast Line.,.. Cairo A Now Orleans Express... Now Orleans A Texas Fast Kx.. tpnnutteld Express tprlmtttold Mat:l Express M’mirU, Burlington X Keokuk, rl’eorln. IJorllnguin a Keokuk. Ponltac A Chutsworth Express. Chatawurth Express Gilman Passunuur.. Dubuque A Sioux City Express, Dubuque A Blous City Express. • 6:40 a in i 6:;ei p m • H:4llam (tnai p m ; •Milam } n:3Upm 5 H:4on m {B::Uum 1 6:40u m • 4:25 p m • 4:2.i pm MUiu) a m • ti::tl p m b—On Baturday night to Gilman i r—On Baturday night runs to Pot Wabash. MU Loots A Pne Union DepoU State and Twelltl ear* run tu tb* Dopou and Went wtiblnuna block. TlekatOfflcoi Palmer House, and Grand Pacttl i only. )orta only. iclDe Bat th-ftts. All itwurth*av. is. B 5 Uuuth Ido Hotel; Leave. 8U Louis * Oulf Express SL Igtula * Gulf Fast Line Kansas City * Denver Fast Kx... Peoria, Burlington X Keokuk Ex Peoria X I'okln Special MprtngHeld A Hannibal Fast Lino * B:tf am* } »:00put } *13:30010 * • K:isa ra • I U:00 pal *12:30 p m 1 ♦Dally, •llalljr except Mondays. notv—Pullman Bluvulng Cara fr Louis, Kansas City, and Peoria. I wltb ruTolrlna clialra, Chicago to cllnlng-Chalr Hlooplnn Cara. Ctileai Kansas Clly. No cbamie of Day Ht. Louts or Kansas City. Clilcuao, Rock Island Ai Pa Depot, cornerof Van Huron and SI Unices, 3UClark*au, Üburman Hoi Grand I'acldo Uotul, uud <6Cans rom Chicago to Bu Parlor Day Coaches o bt- Louis, and Ke iko to Hannibal and •CoachosCOJcago tu thcrman-st :u»e, Pblidi si. cursor i LOftVO. { Davenport A Peoria Kxpress Council llluffs Fust Kxpri-M Kansas City, Leavenworth X At* chlsou Fast Kaprons Mlnucatmlls A MU Paul Kxpress. Peru Accommodation Council HhiUs Night Kxprus> Kansas City. Leavenworth X At* chtsun Nlubt Express... Minneapolis X »u Paul fast Kx.. Blue Island Accommodation Blue Island Accommodation...... llluo Island Accommodation nine Island Accommodation llluo Island Arcummudntlun...... Blue Island Accommodation Mouth CbU-iuru Accommodation.. Mouth Chicago Accommodation.. Theatre Train Church Train •KhOOn ra! •13:115 p m M3:(rtpm •13:10 p m • 4:(tlpm t tlilopm m:(M pm ioMftpm • 11:55 a m • K:«liiu ’l3:lspm • 4 14 p m • bill) pm • tlslilp m • 7:45 u m • 4:11) p m jlhaip m I 1:14 p ro •Dally except Sundays. IDclly except Saturdays, tDally except Mondays, {Thursdays and Saturday* only. (Sun Jars only. Michigan Central Railroad. Dspots.foot or LakO'itand foot of Twenty-second-st. Ticket unices, «rr Clark-sb. southeast corner of Uan« dulph. Grand Pacltlo Hotel, and Palmar House. Leave. • 7:(Joam • fl:Sopm • V:00 a m • 7:40 pm I ,i:00 pm) 6:60 i> m « 3:40 p m *lii:B6 a m ) 4:14 pm I H:Uoatu t DslQp m *17:80 a tu • van* m * 7:4opm • 9:4l)pm * 6:4opm t WilOp m * 7:30 am Mall (via Main and Air Lin 0)..... New York X Boston Kx Special New York Kxpress Kalamazoo AuuummodaUoa...... Atlantic Kxpruss (dally).. Night Kxpruss Grand Itaplila A Muskegon Mall. Grand llaphlsA Polosky Kxpress uCJrand Itaplds X Muskegon Kx.. ♦Saturday excepted. •Sunday excepted. (Dally. t< obaiuraays leave at AtlSp. m. Lski Shore <t Mlchlgnu 1011 Ticket unices at depots. Van Bu Malle, Twenty-second-st., and Fu and fruluht office under Hoortnat offices tn the Grand Pacltlo Hotel othcra Railway.) uren*it, head of La 'orty-lhlrd-st. Tickoi smrjj-ig Irfiavo. Arrive. • 7:115 a to • 7:40 pm • U;Ui a 111 * 7:40 p ta !;i:,Up m ) 0:40 n tu 5:15 p m ) 8:00 a in 10:30 p m * 6:40 a m Mall (via Main Mno>..., Mpoclul New York X lloiim Kx. New York Fast Express tdaliy). Allomlo N. Y. Kxpress (dally).. iiNlght Kxpress Michigan Kxpruss (dully) Elkhart Accommodation •idaiurdayi leave at Ut»)p. >». IDaUy. 'Sunday* excopiud. . . Unltltnore <b Ohio. BtDoU. Binoalllen liulldlns and lout of Twoniy-aao* •nd-ii. Ticket uffiooa, KJ L'lark-iU, Itolwor Uouie. Qrnttfl raclUo Hotel. and Depot (BipotiUon Uulld g)« Leave. • «i3oa m I 6:10p m I ICO p to Moraine Biprou. k'aat Uxproaa NUthltixiirwai.... iSrt&n^'i?.*iKif.! c .r“u w..Wn..oacr.*.* the only line running ite entire train* through from Chicago tu New York without change. . , The pair and elegant U. <k U.Sleeping-Car* between CldcagoandNew YorkdMly *t6ilO*ndUj4op.m. Kankakee Line. Oepota. fool of Lake-at. and foot of Twenty.aeoond* •U Tlckot Office* at Depute indlSl Haudolph-at* (Jtand faciao Hotel, and Velmer Houao. Leave. Anita. I Cincinnati, IndlanapoU* ALoula* A . _ ~ M _ villa Uav Kxpreaa * 8:00* ro * I ! ??,* ,ra Do night Expreaa > 8:10pm \ TiUtfata VUtnbiira, Cl. W'itjue At Chicago UiillroiidT Deuel corner Aiiawa and (.anal-ale. Ticket OtUroit i a i;iark-au. I'ulwer Uouae, Urand I’nclUo Hotel, and at Depot. _ _ . 1 ' Leave. Mall and Kxpreaa * J|rtW* in ' New York AClilcaiulllmUeU).... } Atlantlo* I'aoillti { Cblcaito Kinreaa t Wiltfpin . dCtabur*. Cincinnati 4 ll* Louie Railroad. 'XVafo. * 'JJ tU' m l ' Night Kaurcaa(dally).. TtMpm 1 t.iUaua Obtest* «li Eaatern llllaola Hallread. Depot, l'welfih-at!!*uear* Offloea, JOk ArrlT*. fUKDftta t4!li|Tn» IttUn.l., * SiQOp IB w^ss:s&&^SI 2SSSS,: i)apotcofntrotTw/oceod. The order of ue Government will bo: Mkitandßxprtu second, the deathr hum ....... Xtwlilbo the purpose W- 11 UK Off LfIIUL'SC/ excepted. »y. lUtlnilov* tt llouao. Arrive.' i b 7:26 pm I b 3:30 p m i b 3:46 p m > b 3:46 p iu I b 1:46 p m i h 3:46 p in I b 3:46 » m ■ b 3:3Un m l ,10:16am > b 11:40a in i MlhWlani i MOiAOnm i blUt.Vlam ■ . Viliam i b7:46nm A fli-Vi a m ll liIUIDI ii «:.Vi ■ m a flt.Y.a m b 7:01a m lUitOp m ly, except ■ling train* if Uake-st, allway. idams-sis. er House, Arrive. * 2:Uipm * 4:uu p in *IU:9Ua in 1 3rUI pm i 7 ;Oiam 1 2:01 om t 7:OU a m •10:30 a m ; * :go a m * 7:oopm * b:'JG a m * Jl:lGp m * 4:3J p m J 7:20 a ta llh'/u a m I* H:tr>n ra * 0:46 nm 1 7:20 n m *B;:uji m 1 7:2Ua m *tt;iw p m } 7l2Un ra ; H ;IRJ p m 1 7:‘2Ua in 1 BdUpra • pm ■libdlntu *lll:Uiam • 7:15 am • 3:45p ta llvray. 1 Stalest. can put 'i Clark-It., Arrive. 7:30 p ta 7:30 am 2:30 p m 2:30 p m 7:30 am 2:30 pm stlroad. ts. Ticket or House, MadUun. p ns 3:44 pm * 9:L)pni * 3i44 p trt * 11:45 am t Tilt-Van t 0:33 a ts r 7:35 a m l u:Wa ra • 7:46a m • l:3ii p m • tl:4sa m • 4:liJp m • 0:10p m •10:illa m • 0:40 p m tlliOJp m lIU;USa m Amro. Arrive. • iiUpn 17:55am I7;U)pm Arrive. •TiOypna !U:ioai.k 8;'J0 a iik MiWa u* ’Arrive.