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BOSTON FANCY. Concord Philosophers Eispoje of Emerson and Immortality and Close with Eclat The Snperioritj tf Things Bostonlaa Extends Ertn to Their Dr. Eammond'a Korel, Dissected by the Critics "Phjeiciia, Heel Thrselt" Special Correspondence of The Inter Ocean. Hotel, Yesoohe, Boston, Aug. 7.

The Concord School of Philosophy closed with clat Having disposed of Emerson In his various geographical, ethnological, social. Intellectual, moral, and spiritual relations, and presented him in the various aspects in Which ho looked as seen from India, from Paris, and other points in the universe, the philosophers uassed on to the consideration of 'Immortality," which subject they discussed three days. Each successive speaker In torn annihilated the brother who had preceded him, and tha succession of dissolving views thus obtained was odif ylng. lit Joan Fiske opened the argument with paper on "The Origin and Destiny of jiun," from the Darwinian standpoint. It was a paper of remarkable strength, and of close reasoning; but its great merit was in its carrying evolution into the psych spheres of Ufa Mr.

Fiske developed, animate from inanimate life according to the Darwinian system, but in carrying out the theory to psychlal devel optnent ha entered a fluid of entirely original research. Kiss Peabody, who has been a devoted attendant at all the lectures, expressed her delight with this, but said that It did not explain spirit. Both Miss Peabody and ilr. Alcott HEOAED SFISTT AS COXLNO FBOM ABOVE, a gift, and not as any result of development or of evolution. Emerson held, I think, tho same view.

"Our being la descending into us. We know not from whence," he says aomv where. liev. A. Holiand, D.

of New Orleans: Professor Davidson, the celebrated Artrtotlcian scholar, and Dr. W'Uiiair. X. Harris were the concluding speakers. At one session Mrs.

Isabella Beeeher Hooker appeared anxious to speak of spiritualism, which is, I believe, her latest devotion. She has bad a great many. Of Mrs. Hooker's advent at Concord the correspondent of the Bot-'tou JJcrald say: Mrs. Huoker, who, in the opinion of many, seemed more tit fur the insane asylum than for the platform, made an earnest tonchiug, and painfully interesting ieech.

chiefly concerning ber own beliefs and doings aa a aoliilualiat, but did no go beyond the woman's reason her personal xiwnenoe. She is a specimen of the diseased, individuality that always more or less gathers around any company of honest people who are tryinc to do real th.nicing In the world. This tittle episode at Concord nay seem strange, bnt ii shows that, without welcoming rarities of any sort, the school of philosophy is entirely respectful tj any honest utterance, though It may not indorse it, aa it certainly does not Indorse spiritualism. Profeaaor Davidson discussed immortality from Uie standpointof human individuality. Proft ssor Hams, who made the closing address, aimed to refute this and to give psychological argument for immortality.

The paper, which wdi be published later, was THE SUPREME EFTORT OF HIS LIFE. A brief report of his lecture says: Bis effort was to show the necessity of the immortality from its ability to recreate in thou eh its whole environment, so that. Instead of being destroyed, it would be developed by it- He defined plant life as a form of indiviunality that lived by destroying Its environment; animal lire as a form that lived by restoring the environment, as scNili)itv or feeling: trie soul, or consciousness, as the power not merely to restore the environment when in its preieym-e. but also to mink the generic proceed or which Ha particular objects exist. This power becomes self-consciousness when the soul not only knows generic processes, but knows it self a.

knowing, in such knowing its knowledge 1 all of Its own activities. It Is its own environment He made a remarkably beautiful statement of the difference between recollection and mrmory In relation to the platonic doctrine of remi liscence. He concluded his argument with a happy satire on the altruism of modern ethic, saying tiiat if sacrifice were good in itself, wbv nop with the sacrifice of eternal life aa selfish? Why not prove after usefulness by eacri-ficing all pleasures of the present life aud taking the lull-risk of hell. aa.tbe greatest sacrlfioe imaginable, bv sinning to the utmost satisfaction of the liesbr The satisfaction of the flesh might be snort, but the pains of hell might be forever. Think of the iuhnite virtue of such an infinite sacrifice! THE SCHOOL or PHTLOSOPHT will hold a two weeks' session next year, voting the discussions to "Croetoe" and to "Physical Science," Mrs.

Jean Davenport Lander, one of the moKt elegant women in Washington society. Is now at her summer home at Lynn, and gave lat Saturday a most charmiujr reception and garden imrty for the benefit of the Garfield Hospital, at Washington. The guests were limited to among which the elite of Boston and the bliore were represented. The truest were received in the drawing room by Mrs. Lander, assisted by Mrs.

Blair, of hew Hampbhire, Mrs. Frances Hodgson Burnett, Mrs. John Ii Alley, and the Misses Bod'era, of King's Beach. Atuoug the guests were Professor Maria Mitchell, Mrs. Edwin P.

Whipple, Mrs. John B. Alley. Congressman and Mrs. Banney and the Misses Kanney, Congressman Busseli, Mrs.

A. F. Allen, of Xahant (a daughter of Mrs. Harriet Beecber Htowe), Mrs. Charles iiemenway, Mr W.

H. Macomber, of China, auu many outers, ne -trroanas were Deaun Xuiiy illuminated with Chinese lanterns and pendants. Tea was served at 6 o'clock, and dancing, to the muaio of the Salem Cadet Band, lawn tennis, and other amusements were enjoyed. The accomplished hostess, Mrs. Lander, Biade each and everyone most happy, and the affair was the great social event of tha Season on the North bhore.

When we came back to tne city In the evening a party of us pre-empted the FatOXT SEAT Or AM OPEH BOBSE-CAB and had the seven miles ride into the city cross uie lovonesv route lmaginaoia aow there are street can and street cars, and the Boston article Is quite worthy canonisation In the land of Xankeea it is as bright and energetic an exposition of Yankee-land as la possible to oonoeiva On this trip in from Lynn the boat followed the windings of the aea To the left was the bay, with phantom satis gieammg nere ana mere like wraiths of lost ships; the harbor lights shone, and away out at sea was a dark, ahariing neck of land. A duster of lights denned exclusive Nahant. To our right were faint, purple curves of undefined ranges of hula For four and a half mllevf this drive we came over the marshes. AXreh relay of horses were put on and they went at a fast trot, never stopping, as there vere, of course, no passengers to get on or off over this part of the journey. The salt aea air blew strong and the song of the sea was perfect exhilaration.

At high tide these marshes are covered with water. From Lynn to Boston one goes through Severe. Chelsea, Charlestown, and past the navy yard where the black masts and rigging of ships are silhouetted against the sky. The excessive rainy weather we have had this summer has kept tha grass and foliage and flowers as fresh as Jane, and the drives In every direction are delightful. If anything could be more diverting than to read Dr.

Hammond's novel "Lai," it would be to read tbn reviews of Lei." Some weeks previous to Its publication the press was geuerally decorated with the announcements of this extraordinary materialization of Dr. Hammond. Its leading feature was promised to be that relating to ni KDTJCATHMI or WOKUt and ber "ability to cultivate a science, even though It- may present repulsive aspects, without losing tne delicacy' and refinement that belong to her." This attempt was evidently regarded by the estimable doctor as an berci4aa task to which he proposed to address clmself in the spirit of Cotumbus, when be sat at the banquet with the nobles of Spain, to prove to them that the carta was round. Ther are hundreds of women all over the Un4 "who are living Illustrations, both of women's ability to cultivate a science and to suffer no sea change thereby from their usual delicacy and refinement; and there are thousands more who have believed this ever since they could remember, and Dr. Hammond's enthusiastic championship was about as apropos to the current views of the day as if he had suddenly brought his massive intellect to affirm that women, after all, should be taught to read; be had concluded that being conversant with literature need not necessarily destroy their delicacy and refinement There are even a great majority of intelligent people who take the radical ground that feminine delicacy and refinement are increased and strengthened, rather than dispelled, by education and culture in all directions, so that Dr.

Hammond's ostentatious chivalry remains one of tne Dattalion that comes to fight after the battle is all over. I IT IS FOKTUHATE TOB Da HAMM0XD that the interest aad excellence of his novel do not depend noon proving that scientific study does not deprive a woman of her usual refinement That proposition is not so startling to the thinking world as it evidently is to Dr. Hammond; but if its acceptance did in any manner depend upon the scientific episode in "Lai. I fear women with a predilection for scientific study would find litUe sympathy or support In their la-bora Instead of picturing a woman practically engaged in the study of medicine, botany, biology, or any other branoh of science, the author merely introduces a young woman who has studied medicine with her father, a physician, in a manner that, compared with the discipline of hospital training and of a medical college, must be an amateur one, and whose contributions to science take the fantastic form of developing "a well-defined pair of legs with feet and claws upon the bodies of two large black snakes," which are placed in a oheiaioal and electrical apparatus to undergo this experiment. As for the real experiences of a woman ia professional life, with its action and reaction upon herself.

Dr. Hammond gives no possible hint Theodora the heroine of the snake evolution, marries a wealthy man and goes to New York City to live the usual life of home and society. Her experiment in evolution, though on a remarkable scale, had really no more to do with the scientific education and devotion of a woman's life than has the pretty fancies of a girl at home who amuses herself with an aquarium. As 1 remarked, it is fortunate for Dr. Hammond that the value of his novel does not depend in the least on the featurejwhich was so elaborately announced before its publication.

The Bomanists affirm that there are JSO SUCH EEALOCS COX'VEBTS to the church as those who are converted late in life; and Dr. Hammond who, for some years has been ornamenting the magazines with articles to demonstrate the inferiority of women's brains and their Inability to tell the truth, that he has at last experienced regeneration naturally innptres him to a yuixotio mission. He Invented his windmill a very unique fancy of the imagination and be set out on a crusade to tear it down; while one looking on longed to say, "0 mach-learnea doctor, forbear! conserve your talents to actual use. We have all of us believed all you affirm of woman's ability to cultivate a science ever since we can remember. Nay, we do still farther go.

We believe cultivation in science, as in all other ways, will but Increase her refinement." 1 had watched for Mr. Hammond's novel with much the same curiosity that I should it it were announced that Dr. Morgan Dix, of Trinity Church, New i'ork, was to elaoo-rate his peculiar views of the eternal fitness of things lor woman. Lilian Wuitlno. Thursday a BEECHEB'S FARM.

"1 love to puss my summers here, amid nature in its most beautiful aspect, and every hill pregnant with historical associations See, right across tho river there is Haver-straw. There Major Andre aud Benedict Arnold met to complete their treacherous bargain. Andre was brought up in the Vul ture, which lay in mid-stream. A boatman brought him to the place of! rendezvous The Americans, who did not like the looks of the ritish vessel, opened fire on her, and to avoid suspicion sne sailed further down the river. The boatman refused to take Andre back to the ship and land him at terplanck's Point He went along the Compound road, which skirts my place.

Had he continued on that road he would have reached the British lines in safety, but he turned off in the direction of Tarry town and was captu red. In the graveyard of the old Episcopal Church, in this viilaire, stands a monument erected to the memory of Paulding one of Major Andre's captors. This verv hilL I funiiosc Sfr. Beeeher was occupied1 by our troops during the Invo lution?" "It was general Putnam's headquarters. As you drive along the road here and look toward the northwest you will see a hill crowned by a number of tall trees growing inside a ruined fortification.

That is called Gallows HUL' There General Putnam hung a spy and wrote the following characteristic letter to General Clinton, the commander of the British at New York, who threatened -dire vengeance on General I'utnan if he would treat his prisoner as a spy: 'The prisoner was caught under circumstances which tend to show he was a spy; he will be tried as a spy and hung as a spy. N. ii lie has been "What name do you give your place, Mr. Beeeher?" "Oh, it's got a new name every year. What Is its name this year, mar" he called out to Mrs Beeeher, who was in the library.

"Beeeher Farm," she replied. "1 dou't mean that; I uuan its English name." "BoscobeL" ''Yes, that's It Boscobel," continued Mr. Beeeher, addressing the reporter. "1 don't know exactly what it means, though perhaps it might mean beautiful boso or woods. But 1'ii 'til you how I came to give it this name.

You rcinamber that Charles II, after being deleaved in battle, concealed himself from tue enemy by hiding in the trunk of a hollow tree, i'hat tree stood on an estate belonging to an ancestor of mine on my mother's side named Foote, who called his place BoscobeL He assisted Charles II to escape, and the latter, on his restoration to the throne, gave iny ancestor the right to wear a coat-cf-arma. I have, as you see, adopted the name of the ancestral home and have also adopted the Foote "Then you have a coat-of-arms?" "Oh, I have two the Beeeher and the Foote," replied the eminent divine, with a smile; "one for winter and the other for summer wear." "How long have you occupied Boscobel?" "It's twenty-three years since I bought the ground God made that, but I put he hair on it I've planted between six and seven thousand ornamental and fruit trees, la all about 450 different varieties. About eight years ago I built this house from the profits of my lecturing. Sometimes I call it my air castle, since It was built from wind." Acs? York World. TEE KICKS WSE CHANGED.

appearance at Peter Gould's saloon on West Third street, near the Metropolitan Hotel, In St Paul, and displayed five gold bricks to Charles Hirachmann, the bar-tender, repre senting tnem to te worth about $4,000 each, and stating that he had secured them In Col. orado of a stage robber, and would dispose of tnem quieuj ior less iuan iney were wort A pawnbroker from Minneapolis, whom name la said to begin with an was present and proposed to have the bricks tested. Accord ingly ail -three parties went to Merrl! a Evan's wholesale drug house on East Third street, where one of the bricks was tested by isr. A-ennen, onesuiss 01 ine arug nouse, ana found to be worth SSJ.OOa The parties then repaired to a saloon, where, after drinks were used somewhat freely, the XinnSapolia man offered $500, all the money he had at hand. ior one or tne oncks.

no tuoioraao man refused the amount, and 1.000 more was bor rowed and added to the $500 and the trade was consummated. Hirachmann then thought he would take one of the bricks, bnt had only $300 with him. The 300 and the brick wore deposited wiUj the bartender at this saloon, while Charles went to get more, money. When he returned he fonsjd all parties there but the Colorado man, who had stepped out for a few momenta and failed to return; but the money and brick were still there. The Minneapolis man became suspicious aad had the brick bm had purchased tested at the same place the first test was made, and found it to be composed of lead and copper.

The man had shanwarl th Paul Pienter-rrttt. sorGB PAIS." Cares eollo. eramns. diarrhea: wrterwaTlw fnr aohea, pains, sprains, hawdaohe, nenraisia, for man or beast, Hi aad ooe. THE UAILY rNTEB 5X01120X0.

AUGUST 1 1884.T THE COURT RECORD. A Complete Report of tho Proceedings in All the Courts of Beoord. THE CALLS FOB. TO-DAY. united states COt'BTS.

Jodie Drnmmond In chambers. Judge Blodgett--Oone to Block Island, on his vacation. OOUKTY COUBT. Judge E. IL Gary Motions.

PKOBATE COURT. Judge Knickerbocker General business. THE OOT7STS U. CIKCUTT. BEPOBl TUDOK BtODOsTZ.

Chancery 17,210, Andrew Crawford vs Conn Mat Ins Co: ord as prepared 1.001, Opdycke vs Trowbridge: complu to close prfs by first Monday In Sept 466. Fraaer vs Gates A Seovills Iron Works Co; dcree 932, Equitable Trust Col vs Phebe Mills et al; decree Pope Mfg Co. va Owsley; time for defts to clone prfs extd 30 days from Ana 15 410. Adam Wetitlake Mfg Co. vs Wilson Packing Co decree 1,113, Foster st al vs City of JoUet; ord as prepared.

BUPEB.IOB. KEW SUITS. 13- Bullock Printing Press Co. vs John J. Clause.

Asst. $1,200. FoilansbM it O'Connor, ati vs. o--', 950 Annie C. Litseher vs Slffraund Litscher.

Bill for divorce, cruelty and habitual dronlceune. August Marx, solr. WJ.1151 Frank J. Smith va. Wa Baumec Asst.

1,000. Smith A Halmer, attya. 9A5'J Thomilnson A Beed ra George H. Taylor. Conf judift $5oa Welgley, Bulkier A Flannery, attvs.

UJ.933 Theodore A Keeton vs. Jefferson Ert.mford. Altaeht $375. U. Mecartney.

W. O. Snyder va Anna V. Snyder, Bill for divorce, desertion, B. V.

Mann, solr. -Jennie Wiltshire vs. Charles Wiltshire. Bill for separate maintenance; adultery. Sams solr.

92.956 Elbert FL Shirk vs Georae H. Spot-ford. Asst. Fred olio TJUinan, atty. Suuureeaed.

Diamond State Iron Co vs Louisville, New Albany and Chi Ky.Co. Asst. $8,000. B. B.

Biiberts and F. J. Lot-son. attya LAW JUlOE OAKY. Orders 1 3,1 83.Hills vs Ortnsbv; als atteh writ issued 13,041, Willlts vs Bailey Toy to cuk name of count and tile new afft merits Martha vs Vooe disd 8.611, Carley vs to tile bill of exe extd to Sept.

15, l88t 13,202, People va Hsncbett; hg postponed till Sept 15, and relator ents into reeoc in $500. Judgments 13.066, W. M-Hoyt A Co. vs James K. Armsby and Henry Newton: judirt 470 61 and scl fa 13.075.

Hock County Natl Ilk vs William M. arret; judirt $SOO 13.U84, Indlanola Cauuinc Co. vs James K. Armsby and Henry Newton; judgt $L33LUO and scl fa CIRCUIT. kew Burra.

49,37 Charles Miller vs Andrew E. Lelcht Asst Lawrence I. I. Nisaen, 49.379 Uliam Bruise a vs Sophia Slutach. Bill ir divorce for desertion.

V. E. Blatr vs Champion Iron Fence Company. Api-aL 49.391 Jyeph H. Redfero.

a minor, by Jabez Bedft-rn. uext Incnd. vs Cliicauu atid Northwestern Itaiiwty Company. A. 6.

Trade, atty. 49.382 i. K. Piatt et al vs Thomas PorccU. Apix-ai.

49.3X3 Gcoriro Maeauley vs Philip Henrici, William Henrici, and Arnold Tripp. i.nnis dc Walker, ait vs. 49,384 Henry Horn vs Sarah Goldstein, Euiauuel Goldstein. Morris David, Jennie Sutherland, and H. W.

Mai tin. bill for mechanics lien $'JS4. Xi. M. Munn.

solr. 49.3-0 Rubcrt Faducr et al vs Matthias Goetisslen. Appeal. 49.36 Ueortta Harris et al vs Charles E. Kohl and Oconto Middleton.

Appeal. 49,317 AUce O'Donueli ts Mary Moore. Appeal. 49. 398 Alfred Lndvia et al vs The Lake View Terra Cotta aud Brick Company.

Creditors' bill, W. A. Soh.ienfold. solr. Suppressed on Friday 49,356 William Martin vs The Western I'nkin Teletrraph Company, and The Goldstein Stock Teleicraph Company.

Bill for injunction to restrain defendants from cutting off from tne main line of Ires the wires runnlni to complainant place of business. Decker, sotrs. 49.370 Jennie E. Bridseford vs John H. Bndireford.

hill to set aside decree of divorce. McUure Billiard, solrs. COUNTY. LAW JL'DGB a H. OIBT.

Orders In re Henry L. Dietcher. Insolvent; detitor released on bond of $500 tor app Aux. 144.999. In re vol asagnt of John W.

Bell; ord asi: pay rent nisi 10 da. REAL ESTATE. The following real estate tranafen were fllol -'1 2-HH75 ft, improved, dated Aua. 4 Arnea B. CarUaud to Edward w.

Burs West Eighteenth at, 175 ft of Wood st, 22 Il JV It. dated Anr-8-F. Nowak to J. AN-rde-m St. 341 ft not Taylor st, f.

25x100 ft. improved, dated Aug. W. and J. lion to William Eourton, Jr v-jj Same property aa above, dated Aug.

ft William Bourton. Jr- to Josephene Klen West Twelfth st tt of Lanin at, a Fart ut block 1 ot lot ana pan ot lo oi a see 1 7. 441. 1 A. fUlndllulT 7.

Jar J. Be for record the Recorder's office Saturday, Aiur. 0: CITT. Corn! deration. Vilwankt-e t.

lltflnwo! Wood st (. asx 1 In tt. iminTed. aau-a Aug. 0 John laTUr- htoa to Cfcarirn Jochkv $3,300 tuuuii rciti uo 11 01 nuima st, 1.

sine lUiTii ft. Oiled AUjt. 7-i. ii. Uolt to iL TcjtrTKki Jackon 40 ft of Paulina st.

a f. 31. 7x lia'v it. dab-d July MU. J.

aud V. 1'. Car-ran 10 Marv E. rd Murray st. oo (to uf TwentyuinUi si, -Jl ft.

dated Auk. 5 Albert Crane tj 1 and A. iKflms Hurlhut l. 114 ft ot it, 'Jli It, imprnted. dated Auif.

8 Jownh Uf enktutii to 1'nu rVun.ltrir IJslio st. STnlta of Talor st. f. aHil--'5 tt. dted July 21-11.

E. aud Hier it. PuriUn I av. tf.v; ft a of Twenty at. f.

iii.ib it. dated July iTcnoa jo WU-heiiu Jloffiufier av, a cor of Western ar, 4dx 2:1 tt. improved, dated Aug. 2 Otto WolC lo Peter Mu.ller Ptaruorn ar. of Erie 25i0 ft.

dasl 8 Bonry Calm to John W. Crjw-torl BiHM-11 t. tt of Hay at. 'J4xl23 ft, Auk. Jt-Ur to U.

Clinch Bauo-r St. li'i ft 11 ot Thirtieth st, lailOO It. daUKl July iwnd Um to Joseph Prairie av. Stxi't ft of Twenty-ainth st, f. iiilTT-1.

ft dated July 22 Uoonca W. Unary 300 8,030 L.236 650 1.00 2.300 4,125 800 2.100 to Oeor-re E. Wood 17,230 illne is an 1 ar, o. rnr 01 rauuna st, KH. xloO tt.

dated Ann. 7 Thomas C. Jordan to K. and ti. A Schelirk West 3acn at, 107 ft wof llamilton av, f.

2.200 4,400 4J0 1J50 L800 IU id uau-u auie. iflwa Duvemtou to Andrew Weniifer 8.400 Summer st, 96 ft of Fifteenth at 24x127 ft dated July 1-U. Ii. EeichwaJd to A. Hen- 600 West Washinirton st 10 ft of Desplaines st 75x130 ft, dated July 12 -Fvyton B.

Chandler to The F. A. Kennedy 22,500 Mllwankee av. 2J4 ft a of Upton at a 22 100 ft dated Auk- 9 A J. Wilson lo Jacob 875 Leaviu st 273 ft of Thorn peon et 25x124 ft dated Aug.

6 AdolphLoeb to John Jensen 727 SORTH Or CITT LIMITS. Seminary av, 141 tt of Wellin ton st 2Sx 124 ft dated Aug. tt-F. fc A Monnick toF.A. (X-uwurjivw OO ti I AAA wv.

a aw Part of same Mack aa above, dated July 7, 18s3 Same Party to u. A. sunie. 1.300 Conimorcial st 14'J ft a of Jefferson av, f. ooxls-J ttdatea joiy u.

t-iaaa to u. a. carver. from Colorado made his Burim ateti I'l fuiinmi.X'i'i'ya'ium provett dated Aon. i-awara w.

avaouerto UUen Billow Ward st of Ureresy sv, 25x134 ft dated Aug. 7 il. Hobinsoa to J. 8chuier.u sours or cin Lturrs. Sonth Dearborn st 1 14 ft a of i'orty-fonrth st, f.

VSxloo ft. dated July 31 V. P. Cary to Alb-rt kania Barney st 37t ft ot Halsted st a 25i12i ft dated July 2-W. Uster to alary Orr Efrauav.

513 (a of Einkade av.n f. 24x125 ft, dated Aug. 1 M. J. aad a Fargo to 8.

ti. Huiay. as- Bowen av. 237 ft of Lani(ly av. 2oxll7 ft dated July 30 Nathan Corwith to ttusan Uonioo 8scraraecto av, a corner ot AtcCaffery av, f.

50x125 ft, dated Au O. P. Uaveo to the People's Cnildimr and I-on Association Inahaua av. a eoruerol i'orty-fitth street 60XIB2'. ft, dated May 17-Maater Xu Chan-eery to Pattica Macey et Tracy av.near Flfiy-eeventh street 50x117 it aated aog.

7 it wsntwortn to u. u. Miciiiean av. a corner of Filty-aixth street. ixlCl ft with 7ixlBl ft on btato street near SOOxlCl ahava ilali a rinnL 1 UQi-llMia Wight- to 00 2rSO0 S30 875 too uoo 500 X300 2,000 TtiamtlKinifin, 6.SA Lot 8 ia Family's part, of os i.

sectioa 4. i. 1. dated AaavB-U, C. Wv ins to at.

Ktutey 836 Went wor lb av. a corner of Cloud eourt, 152s -S2s ft dated Aug. 8 Wm. at. Zearing to Allies.

Wells 10.000 Barney st between Markot and writrht sts, a f. 1x120 ft dated Aog. VBratoB Buabee to I. 775 Barney at near the above, 373xl 20 ft dated Aar. Elchard Kash to Braloa 1 JUVl Barney st Bear the above.

60x120 ft dated Jane 11 OUve Ureen et a to llraton 800 Barney at. near above, 29x120 ft dated Aug. 8 Braton Buahee to William 8.500 Barney st near above, 36alJO it dated Aug. 0 earns party xo same 77a wist or crrr tiafrra. Johnston sv, 52 ft of Thomas av, a f.

85x100 ft. dated Air. 28. Olson to U. Uildenbentel Beory eonrt 75 ft a ot Point at ail, 60x17 tt.

dated Jury Li, aors 10 can S50 Walter S50 laurel sv. 220 ft of Evenrreen av, 75x125 ttnatea aag. a. w.n. raiaaey iota.

J. Ham bleton. ArmiUgs av. 75 tt of Buchanan at a 25x 2ttei ft dated Aoc 7 fc. W.

Barks toA.fi, 45 194 lots la AttrOrs part of HMyeff snbdlviSoii in ase.se. 4i. 1: fwith other srorwrtyt. dated 11. ltMJ-Uedniond Pnartivii.

to risk a T. AttrUi 60.000 Oiuiive raanrra. Building permits vers issued ywterdar as follows Peter Umnrrov. two-story dwetllne, 22x50 ft at No. 79 Millars S2, J00 E.

W. Muns, two-story dwelling. 25aM tt. at No. SlrtLoomisirt 4.000 AndrvwbHtuouMtoryeoltasa.aux.i'jft.

at No. 3JUUauovrst 4 1.200 Thniuaa Morsa, thro threMtory store and Bsu. 7ftxl47 ft. at os. 31 I to H45H DUte 60.000 Oeonra Band, onw-story store auxow It.

al ao. 1SS4 Lake at. iUaorey, ooMttorr eottaire, li.C4 ft, at eoraor 'iliirty ninth aud Wallare K.M..roUn. two-story dweUiaif. AliOa ft.

at ho. TO Di, urn st C. IXthiett. one-story eottaire. Wx30 ft st No.

llj'i WiKMlat Mrs. UK. Mcrnin, twondory 'Jlz40 tt. at No. 794 Wshinirton t.

i---u. D. and 1. Hardin. tlirv-storr store and dvell-ln.

v.liT i ft iiKii -ill Thirty-ttml at t. Shaw, three two-story dWKlhon, 72x53 ft. at Nos. Je.mto 4ou Conirres st. M.t i.rnnr dwailinr.

ft PAHS0T8 DT POLITICS. T0 CORNER A st. 11 room. bath-prom. etc rvin.

etc tors for sale at a barjrain. 27 Portland Block. HK.NT-ELAT, A tt st THOMAS, 1.100 1.000 800 1,000 6-000 7.000 10.0 at No. 548 Jackson at 74)00 'Tha parrot is the coming bird, and I feel certain that In place of the eagle the parrot will be adopted as our National emblem. What can the- eagle do, anyhow Why screech, and that's nothing.

An intelligent bird that can represent a progressive people with credit to itself and them Is something which has been a long felt want." Why the parrot?" "The parrot is a clever bird and has more sense than a great many people that go howlinz through life like Texas steers," said the bird fancier. "A good intelligent parrot learns to speak in less than no time, though I guarantee that any of those Cuban birds will master any 1 an ir azure, not barring Bos elan, inside of ninety days. Busslan-speak-lnif parrots are scarce and high. To hear a parrot wrestle with a healthy, vigorous, muscular Uusaian name is a treat that should not be missed in one's lira French-speaking parrots are 'no They have to be feu on froirs and claret, and that's expensive. Pretzels and beer are cood enough for the German-trained birds, and they are the most robust and hearty.

Just about this time thoroughly Americanized birds have a very good sale. You see, they take naturally to politics." And, as if in verification of this preposterous statement, a prominent member of the Amencos Club entered the store at this juncture, whonthree gayly-coiored parrots in the rear of the room yelled: "Cleveland and victory!" The countenance of the disciple of Jefferson was Illumined with pleasure and. pointing to one of the birds who had a predilection for Cleveland, senteutlously said: "That's roe And the speaker placed a new five dollar note in the fancier's hand and departed. That bird is now hanging in an up-town Democratic club room. "If thing's keen on in this style long enough," resumed the bird fancier, "every politician who has any love for his party will want a parrot to shout his war-cry.

Farroti at political meetings would be a novel and attractive feature. After the aieakcrs were done slioutinif themselves hoarse a chorus of parrot political sonjrs would be much more i.lenauisu-r than a braying brass band." 1'hUadtljihia Timrt. "BOIGH O.X PALY" PLASTER. Porous aud strenEtheniair. improved: the bet for ha dtachc, pains in or aide, rheumatism nrnralsla.

nrneerafs or mail FOE SALS CITT REAL ESTATE. IO It HiLE-nT Tl'RNKK BOND, 103 snlnnirton L. membor ot Chicago lieal Estate and U. A. Association, a laive and select ln4 ot city Improved ud unimproved real mtait.

Itamius for lovt-stmenl. Acn-a for subdirlsioa. Ktal satate loans nmUalHl at lovsxt rates, te nt collected. Taxes paid. Eatat manaired for noa-reaidenta.

Corre- Sotidc ollciid from owuars desiring to sell, t'-rrarcs. Kir.t Natiuual Bai'k, Chicane, or to any party we hare represented dunuif past U-u years. "L'OR8ALE-10O Wia BUT A BFACTI-X fui lot 1 7'J feet dp at uieonoe. whera the bank of the lako is HI fart aura. Sliduwui monthly.

Theaej are uie cht-aiio-at kiu 10 uiaravL Cheap railroad tare trains almo.t every hour, llurniaii louiLer to build. The splendid rrowti: of trees makee the village one en-ure iara. iiod achpola. eharraee. stores.

aal aboat inhabitants. Come ia any day at 10:1.1 or S-ao. and zo aai see Uie luU tree, as tliis price Is only for a few Jars. LHA BHOWS. Ht LaSalle st, lioom 4.

1-OK 1ALE-ON ASIILAXU 48 FEET trout, improved, payuuf 14 per cent net on price, line block on Westers. rv easv terms. ISAAC CLAJ'LIN. 154 Laae st. FOIt SALR WOODLAiVX LOT-) A5D houses and lots on easy terms.

Please call aad see how luouuy tarowo away by renting oould bay a homo. F. W. liltEEM. Koom 6.

Uordeo Block. FOR SALE CHOICE OLEJTCOK PROi-erty at Uie lowest rates and upon easy terms 1 aiouuiiy payineuu will buy a home. C. 11 fcllOW.VK, 41 8. darr-it c'ouniry.

FOR SALE CREAT llARfiAIN-FlCITY acres n-h fruit land in Ociaua County. Michigan: 37 acres improved. Can be had for ten dara at rood. Veil worth i.j). Uood rulwav taciliues.

Apply to W. K. NIXON a 175 toarbora st. FOR R4I.E 50 ACRES IMPROVED stock farm and jti Morgan horses, al Waaiut Bu rean HI. B.

DotXiE. TO MLKT. Wnt lUoe. fiREEX AND fiirni- TUOMAJj A l'CTNAX. MADISON St.

I' ARE, 984 '1 rooms verv dVmirahia. Ii Portland Block. HF.I.F ANTED MALE. nts. PORTRAITS OF AND ViCK PliaJilliEXTIAL CANDID VTES in oil colors, on paiub-rs' canvas, made a traoaparant aa ulaas by a new chemical procem: 3 feet high by '1 feet wide, per dozen, inches high by 14 inches wide, per doren.

lri inches high by 'ia inches wide, President and Vice President oa one sheet per dozoa. SO: feet bitrb by 2H feet wide, leas highly colored, per dozen. 12: fet high by 2 feet wide, tranKpamut crayon painting, per dozen. V9. Decorated CapesSnlts, Shirts.

Caps. etc. bamules sent O. D. Send oaeii with orders under $10.

Anna for Ktatcs and cities wanted. A. M. tTKRK. Painter Decorator.

4 East 4.d et, M. T. BITTJ ATI ON MALE. Xrade. SITTJATION WANTED OHPOHITOR and proof-reader; experienced, temperate, and steady at once.

F. A. A. Box, luter Ocean. allaoelljanwofxs.

SaTTATIO OR proof-reader experienced, temperate, aud steady at once. A. A- Inter Ucean. SITUATION WANTEDA NEWSPAPER man. practical printer and stenographer.

Is opa to engagement at once. P5. Inter Ocean ofllce. HXL? WAKTBTl PBM A T.W, Marseb avwjRSlNO MOTITERS: NITHINOTO COX-XI nare with Johnston's Flmit Reef foe an utn 1 11 1 n. yon.

Try It. All grocers sad druggists keep it MlerwIlBiiesjus. WANTED TWO WOMEN TO LEARN nursing st the Cnlcaaro Hosnital for Women and Children. Bring good references, to corner West Adams aad Paulina sts. Ha' IHOilP-80N.

M. SITUATIONS FKHf AT. Hon eeksmpora. SITTJATION WANTED WO 17U I. IKK A situation ss houaskeeper, ecuk.

or any general work. JuUier city or oountrr. Andreas BL Inlaw Ocean. MlagatlaBMiosri, SITTATION WANTED-Tlf A U4DT TEN-ograDher of ability and education, a uoaltion aa smanuenaia. Address 1, la tar Ooean.

SITUATION WANTED AS STENOO. ranher and tTDe-wnlen. AAdpa 04. Inlaw rv re SITUATION WA rETJC 0FTI NO OF ALA, kinds at moderate rates, ior a votinr lad what owns a type-writer. Adddre tft.

Inter tteean. rTOBTTTTSS, BT0VZS, ETC. FOR ANT KIND OF BECOND-HAND gcods no mstter what go to FOKITS, 1 and North Clark St VOW Will Sod lan, eat nnantitr. wnaaa, sat variety, and lowest charges. Goods delivered.

SHOW ORDER rVLIDlNO-DOOR SHOW CASES rile for calaloeroa. arieavllsi. alansat A few sweoadrataad cases for sale cheap. aoKKKA BUOW CASE CO. 4m and 50 Lake at, Chicago.

THOSE WHO SUFFER FROM DYSPEPSIA ran have their health reates. wi thon RmaMn. Try Johnston's Fluid Beef. All rroesrs and dm stores. Booxa.

1 rEDICAC ROOKS miMT TT I TTWTWAT- UarkstctuoaeTS11 KTJSIOAL nrSTBTratZHT JKTa BARnAi nr mrcoxo-hakd, square. and upright pianos at JOJTJs BACBt WABEBO0ata 156 aad 158 Wabash sv. ThesrOnstiMmeuU most be closed ont'resardlaes of price, to make roomfor fall stock. 8 nprit-ht piaaaa, 1 fine Bauer piauo Several hue aluabe, Kraaicli 4 Baca, and ato- itammon. uoriKht Sohnier Bran lord 1 Uradtord al 1 liilinrt st Parlor oivaus.

New a nvw auiKiaoa Also several plana-eaae melodeons E8TET CAMP. tsrrr a camp, tMlklf fc CAMP. PIANOS. PIANOH. and OlUiANS, OBSANl.

PUN'tJtt PUNOI4. aud OttHANH, OK(JAi riAXOa, FiANOA and OBiiaXa, UlttaAJUa, Is aad liKi tUaWst lbMand 190 State lbs and lUObtauO- 200 17S 75 7i 35 These are great barcalBs: lnatraments roll war ranted sad sold oa monthly payments, JXUUU BACES a CXI- ISH sad 158 Wsbash ay. AfVjUSES--11 "HAntrX- BE8T fPHK.HT I'lANO-FOBTg L.V Tilt Wiiin.n We have the choicest variety of styles, the newest stork, and the hand Mim naS vumwhhi In that eitv. LSOLASU, OAHLkM, and other makes very low caaa vr luauaiimen eecona-nana instruments aad Bpward. BAIN EH WHJ.TKEa' VOXXaXX.

aoa aia aoe auaas uucairo. TONAUEAL1, A btaas and If onroe atav Stefnway. necher, Lyon fc Bey. end ethsffrfatMS, BnrdeH and Lyoa fc Healy onrana. Larreet stock of juxstrumenDi ana oees turn tea warerooms la tne city.

asrms rsae or him, io auj cwnaawa STEAN WAT'S MATI HLEH8 riAJiOs LVoN fc HZAL.Y. Stale and Monro sts. Be wars of F-mrua lnammeata Both new ana esooad-haod, iwtseesatei as geanias duiw mj nana AHEACTIFCL TONE, UPRIOHT. 71 treble. S135: Sift eaah.

S7 car splendid 7't-trRbla, aiiuara, SHSi 10 cash, S6 per month; 60 second-band upright and square pianos payments. Si, so. and S7 per month pianos to rent S3, S4. sad aa eutxa a. auiiAAa.

mi waoaaa av, arst aignt. 11ARTIE4 LEAVING THK CITT HAVE left with as on saie a fine, lam a Bright piano, octaves, triple string. Price with cover and stool. UO: eaata or payments. J.

O. TW1CBXLL 150 stale at one night. ATTENTION! CPRIGHT AND sQCAKE pianos, good as new, 875 10 sawearntpavnMinta Siu caan. so montiiiy. AUAa suiUAr.

270 west Madison at corner alorgan. CECOND-H AND PI ANOS RT ALL. MAKERS taken In exchange tor the celebrated "bolimer'. at enormous reductions during Aogual. bLLijtJl fc hAl Brdt abash av.

tWlH. NEWELL HIHBh. avfi, nawr.1.1. as litnns. Western Agenta Henry F.

Miliar Pianos. Warenxiina. I.V2 Mate st. MISCELLANEOUS. ff it putu in ovd iTcrr atnrvr spa m.

nair uooas: esi prices catalogue iree. penu yonr aanress 10 aui nair ntore. atouroe st. CURE TOURS ELF. FRENCH SPECIFIC never fails to ears all diseases of the urinary or-gaiLL either sex or condition.

uue genuine withoat lite signature of U. btahi. Price- tl. i'uli dine Hons witb each bottle, bold by a. x- blAilu arurgist ooe.

van mire and 5ta avn caicago. and aruggisie. LADIES. TOU WlIX FIND A COMPLETE stock of Were. Bangs.

Curia. What. witches, and ad late novelties at minced pricem. bend for prioa- uau uaij. mo stau n.

ILL KINDS OF GRAVEL, TIN. AND A siate rooRiur and galvanized iron cornicea bv J. LULLS POKDfc CO. VI and i W. Washington at FLUID BEEF MAKES A splendid sandwich, aud stays with yoa.

(aroeera nave it. M1 ISS HENDKE. MAGNETIC PHTSI clan. 255 Weal Madison. cares all rnenmatie and nervous troablea.

EN'S ll-EASES A SPECIALTT. KfcAS, 17 1 i lark at. Tilram. AN CI Ala. DR.

OAN ON LIFE POLICIES. CLAIMS PUR Xj chased against tailed Ufa eomomniea. "Bee-hivw sad other failed bants, bend stamp. LftiAK UOLMJos; late 01 liounee a itro. Boom io waatungtoa ONET TO LOAN ON niPROTED CITT Ivl tmrjertv.

ax low rates, at the ban a me property, at low rates, at the banking offlos of FELSEXTHAX. UUU8S Mn.l.rK. SO and Hi Fifta av. 7 ANT ED ALL PERSON WHO WISH TO borrow mo ney on Ctucaco real eetate ia sums from tvMsi up war l. at lowest rale, to call oa UKLXNK BALM doNS, 72 Dearborn st 7E LOAN MONET ON REAL KsTATR AT lowest rates.

fc BAY. 163 E. Uandolpn. OSET TO LOAN AT CURRENT RATES 1 it nv-uav ju a. mi L.

w. P.Howland Block. Monroe and Dearborn sts. MORTGAGE LOANS IN HUMS TO -4CIT at correal rate. CJ.aP.KK, tUtatONE fc CO.

lor! Ijar-alle st SEWING SIACHLN3. TE MAKE A RPECIALTT OF REPAIR- ing eewmemacJiioe-i lad makes). bicycJe-a tri- crles. work guaranteed: moderate charges. WJ-r-D taEWIMvi MACHlaA CO.

l'u AUoala-aa avwLe-iand Hotel. EW HOME fcEWING ALA til INK COM- paay. 848 Stats at, Chieavo. Machines tor sals by Sealers everywhere. Bow in oae.

sale HT PAT RETAIL PRICES FOR SEWING macbitiM when von can buv all kinds at wnoiav 01 ii. AfcUM. No. 22 ICaat Adams at- Chicago! 7HT PAT 65 FOR WILCOX AND GIBBS? AKAM. V-' Ka- Adams, sells thein st Wi.

BTORAQS. OHTCAOO FTRNITURK STORAGE CO- 99 Van Bursa st, have the best aad most extensive aeeommodaboaa lor storing all kinds of goods ia the West: low rates; advances made when desired. CENTRAL STORAGE WAREHOUSE, t9 8. Clinton st. J.

illiams, prop. Vaiuablea. tui-tutura. eamage-s machinery, etc, stored with care at low rates. Advances made.

Established 1H3. GEORGE FARRT. 158 A 160 MONROE st Storage for farm lore. Baercfcaadue. buggie.

rtc. Advances road. Fiimittir- moved, ratab. IsTS INSTSUCTION. THE HERSHET SCHOOL OF MUSICAL art nenvidaw tboromrh and artlatie instruction in piano, orgaa.

slna-ing. guitar, cornet clarionet, tar-uodt, alnging at sigiii, sto. Zerms moderate. PuMis every aay. ri-IIK rHORTUANOLU A TYFEWRiTUT A tree.

Head to BROWN HrtLLATD. TVerhorn at Chicago. HOTELS. f-ILAREJfDON HOUSE NORTH CLARK, t- corner Ontario at A quiet family hotel noted ioc tbe peculiar exoellenoe of its cnisiaa. K.NTON HOUSE; CLAHet ST.

NEAR Madison ooe hundred piestani roomaj av oaats rm S-i All naw weak. BKNTON yATTrr. Pre ClaAlBVOTAlTT AND JtBDITTJCa. ATTKNTIONt COAHCLTATIONS ON BUSt Bess, lawsnits. kisses, absent trrenua.

lora, mar Fags, and death. Ladles special aitentioa. UHi RANKS, 14 Lartm a tew doors sonth ot Mtdltoq CLOTHES CLEANED AND DYED. ENTLEMEN8 GARMENTS VJi dyed, and lAdier ia pinnies. CLEANED, aawae.

ahawla beautifully cleaned or dyed, COOK fc McLAlN. 90 SearWa St. and 261 est Madison st BUSINESS CHAWtfB, FOR BALE DRESSMAKING BUSINESS, with or without trimmings on hand snd fixtures. Address DRKMSVf KKR. The Inter Ocean office.

HIP KtaVMsyVt g) Mv4s fltT IsTEvSJaWg vaW flaW saMassIt MaVSMsto aEsXeal spssey ease el Pi Ills. Ssriisi mi ffcrseai SI a A CARDe-To an rnsmg trosa errort and todis-retiens of yon Ui. nervous weakneas, early decay. loa of I will send a recipe thai will cure yoq RLE OF CBAKOB. This great remedy was disnnveeed by amiasloaary la South America.

Bead aelf-addri ssi i eavslope to bev. JoearaT.laataJi. Station D. New York so pai! DR. KEAn 173 Sooth dark SL, Chlcara.

Consaltatjoa peraonally ar bv mat FhtK of Charge, oa Pnvsle, Mervoua Chronie. aad Special Diseaina. Uosus a bi to a. aa. Saadars to In aa.

VIGOR OivaiajAaeju.MsraUeaatakav Tssa. BAILWAT TZXS-TAXZJa, CKIcsaaw aad Heruiswlsi la. Ticket offlees: st Orand Pad Ac Palm Hooee. ana at depot corner Wells and fcmxle sts. Trains.

1 Leave. MarshaUtown Exorees ail a ear- S-lSsias Pacific aad Cedar Kapida -Mmmt 1AI1 aa BioaxQiraDdltesMoajiaaa.fnSO m1 OinadafcBlEipma. BJMp Bl 71 see RockturdaudE via 7:1 a rrwepori anu LsiDaque. aa rx-pran. u.M-aioru aixauoqaer pass mr 1 as rrev.Tt and Lake 4:15 at Borkf ord Uabuqiaehl 1 A) 9 as( 1 1 Stat as sou iuovHm, Ma wood 1 ay wool Jnaywooa Kaa Slaywood Peaaeiwer Marwood iaa-enirT Kt coaries Kiiria Paeaeaaws, iiunuru 4iioctioa rasiienger, sr Bu-rnnv avpreas BorKfurd 1' HJUsnMlOlls 1 a aar wiu a aa :4 aui- aa MajupBc- 7 a as :15 JO a :45 at SrJOpml Sssjaaa ASjaas i.i, vwa wi 0 mm rUgiBandUockiordapeciai.r 7Jlir 6 -V) as Klgin Kipreas ..11 )mnla y.

vim Etii Klgia and Ht r.igia oiuiuay- nun as Mllwankee EXDreee Milwaukee Bpecial maaiaoa ae)Buav npecial. Milwaukee and Oreea. Bay. iy 'akily sxoept Boavlay, Uhklf, a mr sua a Milwanaee Kxpraae a re a re aniwansee gxpreea. aiiiwaukee Mi wsukee kee kee Highland Park Passenger wsukesas r.xpreas.

Waukesha Express, a 5:15 pm sa luJpBi at I HtuOm ml asm iniiopn ffl a Uil 4s pai juiia" 2.is)pm IMya 9Ma Passenger 5 as 10-K a aa Mirlit Express as i 6 a aa SiNJimj 4 Ki sa i.8Badays...itulam1 40pat Waukesha rilufaal' 7:15 pm Wanae-uia F.xprese.... nlutoaBl 7:15 pm luiwoitiD eaa m-iasnt a a i.nw-B cay and psl Oreen Bay. via Janesviiie :20 a 4 Ureea Lake JM a air "TI a I ill SfllABim a a as Winaetka tiigiiland Park Pi Highland Park p. Lake Blaff Pasaerunr 5par 7 --15 pm assenger. at assenjrer 1 rf-an tn ll -OA Dm '11)5d LakePorewt Waukegan Paesenger Kenoaha Paaaenaier Ileapiaines Pas.euyef Desplaines 11 liamngtoa oarr-iagwjn Leave.

8:10 am siopm" :45 am 6:25 pa 8:15 am Jsiltm, :10 lusn jl 110 am' lSOpm t-jupnr I a Bamngtoa Paaaeuger. 8:15 am la- t- 1. nuueMa 1 I Janesvlllo a m- 4 .43 Janesviiie Paeaenifer. II I as Janesviiie Mm n- i JanewriUe Punanr 4:45 at Oshkoah ..) 4:45 StPaalfcMiuMsapohaEx. 2 rOi) si Ht Paul tMia.ru Mil.

fc Mad. Ml uiu a 1TM as St. Paul fc Minneapolis Kx i 9 KK) i 7 S) a Beloitfc 41110 am i Irlslpra Pierre fc lieadwood Express 1 9 Ml i 7 ss) Dsxola IWiml TtuOpm LsOosse a Dakota 7Dmi lllin Winona fc Dakota Ii TMtpmi 8 nsi Dakota via M-snhwestera Iowa B-Jwlam' uaaou via aowaJt 7 a Lake Oeaeva Exprese I 7:45 1 LeaeOeaarva 3J5pm Lake Geneva fc Preeport. use ueueva paaaeager. Aumrs Passenger Aurora Express Aurora Passenger Aurora Passenger.

Kvanston Evanston Evanstoa Sranaton Paeeenger Kvmnaton Wlnnetka Pas-ager Davennort and Peoria Ex. Conncil BlulTs and Peonai raat tjrt.reae. Ksnsae City. L-aTer. worth and Atrhlson Express Vinneanolta St f.

I Eatraas Citr, Atchiaon. and! Leavenworth .1 11 a ml Peru Accommodation It :45 in Council Bintls Night Ex I Kauaaa City, Leaves worth I and Atrhlson Night ftlOKWp Peon a Siartit fe.TTraaa li lil -(al aunceapo'" anu Dt. iaux pm 9-4 a at 7:15 ajn. 6:15 Dm 015pm I20 2:15 pm 1klnsam110am Tl'J lPm" 1 4-JiOpm 61opm I 7 8:30 tun l-i HilOa Ex. Suntay.

IE. Saturday. tDally. tSundayl only. iEx.

Monday. Ckleajro, Rork Island and Pa-rifle. Drpot ecraer Van Borea and Kherman atreeta. Tlclrel offices, an Urk atreet bheruian Houae. Palmer House, and Grand Paciflc.

Trains. ave. HI :45 a mj 112 :10 '11 a nil Arrive. last Lxpeesa (9:15 pm wiuitm DiilT. Dailr Sundavs.

tiDa.lv excent Sat- urdaa. (Daily except Mondays, Sundays only. ChJeagw and Atlantic Railway. City. Denver, Col.

X. Arizona and Caiituinia fl.l Ex. II 1 Kansas City. Col- N.U, Arizona. 15:45 pm 12 JO pm K-IOpm 4 M0 ItiAlim Itioam Ticket offices, lo5 Sonth Oar street Palmer Hones.

oraa 1 Parinc tlotal. and at Depot Pota street and Fourth avenue. Traina. I Leave. Arrive.

Sew Tork. Bcrhesier, Waver- -M a to Sio ly. Eiraira, Buoalo.) I and Plttabura- Y.x JV. -A -91 am Sew York. Albany, Carat 01 a.

I I Butland. Boeton, Portland. 5 6 8 1 and New Engiand Ex 1 Columbus. ManaAeld. Akron.) 820sm Kent Warren.

Meadvtlia. Co-ry. and Jamewtowa Ex 5KVlpmi Daily. Ex. Monday.

The onlv line runnuag entire Pnllman trains thrrmffh wtthoait change of cars for ail classes of travel U-iwwen Chicago and New York, and Pullman hotel can to noatua vis Albany. tan twhted by Ptntseh gas. Illlnota OntraL Ticket offices. 121 Baadnrph atreet Bear Clark Grand Pacinc Hotel, aad Palmer House. Depots, toot of, Lake street and foot of Twenty-second atreet Traina.

I Leave. I Arrive. Rt Loots and Texaa 8:40 Bt Louis and Texas East Line .1 r.lm ar-w iHa.n, New Orleans and Tex, kaat Ex Kankakee 8DTingD-ld lLxDTeaa. 8:40 8:40 Sprlugfleld Sight 8 uiatsworiu ruoomingxon 4 Poo use Expreaa 8.40 Oilman Paasenger Dnbvujne and MouxUty Dnbu'ine and 8ionx City Hukf Chicago and Alloa. pm a ni 4 a ni a ra4 a 10 a 111 8 ni 2 a 1 00 na a -00 JO 20 a pm AS) ti HS a a :15 pm Union Depot Canal and Adams streets dt pot Twenty- soconu street.

1 oinres at oepora, nv nontn Clark street Orsnd Paa-ihr UoteL and Valtuer House. Traina. Leave. Axr.vs- and cahforuia Ex 41 1 rO r7 aX) a Bt. Loaia.

Springne'id fc Texas Ex: "3M a .7:45 Mobile and New Itrleana. 1 ih a btLcnia and Texaa Express 1 r.M a nt. lAttu a Bpnnameid Aignt Ulii r.o .7 a Peoria. Burl, fc Keokuk Ex. 9 si- "7 :45 rvwna.

nun. a aeoaus ax. ai 1 ni ii a Pnkin and Peoria Ex via JolieK "aud a bovator. Wenona. Laocn.

audi aahlngton ExDreaS 1 :00 JoUet and Dwighi a ui IDally. 'Except Sunday. 12 JO P1M ChKago. St. L.

A Pltubnrxf PannanrlUvRouto Tickets and sleeping-car berths can be obtained at 61 1 1 1 1 1 1 viaraaa. tiai. h. raiw: ouvii, xaiuier Honve. and at Union Paamrar 8taaoa.

aad Canal ata. Central aMacdard Ume. Trains. Leave. 1 Arrive.

CoJumboa, Pittsburg. 1 phia and New fork ft :50 a 7:30 Columbus, Iittsburg. Phdadel- phia and Sew York Fast Line. m. jjjm Cincintiati.

lntlianapolia, Losls-i I ville and Columbus a mi iC Cincinnati. Indianapolis. Lonis-I I ville and Colnmbua 8 -wW pm "7 :30 a Logans port Accommodation :50 pm 10 uVl a Daily. Except Soaday. Mlcllia-mn Central.

eui.it Txcket offices. 07 dark street, eoutheaat car. Itandolph street Orand Pacine iiowt and Palmer House. Dining Cars. Central Standard Time.

Trains Standard Time. Leave. Arrive. Mail, via Main aad Air LlneJ a ftj Sew Tork Bosena Express, u-5 a tfjopxa ast Sew York Exvreae pm tir-d Bapida fc Kalamaaoo ac. 110 JtS Atlantic Express 8 :40 pm 7 :55 a Nighl Expreaa.

ex. naturdav Ijiyn 7:30 ass Urand Itapids and Mnakeguni Mail. except I jpn 0d Bapida fc Muaaagoa Ex. fSat leave at p. mj.

9:55 pm T30IB Except Sunday. Daily. Lovalavillo, New Albany and Crlleavgw Kaflway Coiupauy "JduiMMt Libms. Offioa, 123 Randolph st Depot Fourth ar. near Folk at Ticket otao, Urand Pacifie Hotel.

Trains. I Leave. I Arrivw. LovisTilleaBdIndiaaaDolia Mail? Latavette and LH. boullarra Ex ..14:10 Louisville and Indianapolis :45 17 a aa Ceuar Lake Sunday a ml i bi Dally, except Sunday.

IDally. aSnudaysonlr. Sots. Onlv Una running soli 4 traina and Pullman Palace Sleeping-cars between Chicago aad Loalevilia. rhliwsll and Euan Itlliaate Ifailrneil Ticket onicaav, IOI Clark st sad Urand PaciSe Hotel and Palmer noose, uepot PoU at aad I oorth av.

Trains, Leave. Arrive. BanvlUe aad Terrs Hants Maiir o)0smi 4:13 pa Evanavl lie aad Indianapolis line Evanaville Chicago Day LlasJ1 Kai am 9:45 pat Watseka Special :30 pm Cblesva-s) aad Grand Tntnk tadlway. Depct Fonrth av. between Polk and Taytor streets.

iitavi vmvee ao vaara aa. areiaona mm as. aaa St Depot Trains. Lesvo. Mail and Chieasm rv: 10 a Limited and lav Expreaa a AUaatle aad Padae if 1 :30 vaiuaraiso accotnnisnauoa rasu Suiiday Passeng'nouudayonlyil 1:15 Arrive.

12 -10 pi 7:45 pi as 8:4 a I at Lako Sastra aad Mardaigwei aoothwra. Depots. Van Bnrea. Twenty-second, and Forry-thrreY 1 arreeat. xicset omcea.

nnernisa aaooee. uraaa la cine, and PrJmer Boose. Traiaa. MaiL na Mail Line Special N. V.

and Boston Sew York fast Ex Atianuo u. a any. via sir una. Night Expreaa. via Mala Liae aucmgaB fcxprae luaiiy; Laava.

I Arrive. 7:40 pi i eu 1 30pm I 10:10 ml 1 li 4 JO pi Daily axcwDt Sua dara. iDailr oSaturday asava al lltaVpaa, j- Ssdtimeww and Ohio. Depobx, lake front foot of Monroe street sad toot et Twenty-second atreet City oracee. XU Car a atreet, oroer wale aad atsanoipa, ana come aUMtiaue aad Canal streets.

Traina. lietroita: Niagara raiia Ezpreasi Siagara Falls Limited ElagwaaJ 8 mj Sew York 15:10 Sight Hll :10 H.ioa Amvo. 7ipi IHiWn t7 5 a 1 16 :40 a 1 SAXXWAT' TIJCbVTAEIJb. Chleaagw, MO CaioB FasseiMTer Suttoa gia Paaeene-er IJbertyvlTle, Liberty-viUe. lowaer's Orove Bunoay Pa-Downers Grove Theat Trn SAl.

Eaa Claire fcCnlppswa Fallal I ems a Albert Lea, Msnkota, I Oieaeos and aoeroeea ana raiendaxe. Madlaoa. Aastta. Owatot aa. aribaultMason City, A aona aiad Milcfcell Rioux Palis.

Haoua Cirr. Yankton. Chamberlain. Wolary, Bedoeld and Fond da Lac, Oshkosh Or -en Bay. Meneaha.

aad Appleura. 111 a -no a 11 I ll-a ai 12i 1 i'STT: Manaet-e and Menominee. .41 1 -M otevcia l-olnl and :) Elgin Paaaeoser-. I gin Passenger 8iWa 8:009 I 10:30 a op Sunday I -I J5p St, FwaL OTBor Madisoav Canal, seel Adams atreeta. Fee maps, time leblea, aleeptng-eag bertha, and throawk taeketaauvUv a 1 as rr arTn asi ISias 61 aad 63 Clark street: also at Palmer House, Grand Pan He Hoist and at faioa Passingsr gtaooa.

Betareiaee mark Daily. Daily ozeept ooaday. Daily except Saturday. ID illy except Monday. Express Traina.

Karnds. Tama. aiea na. aWBswr Oconomowoe. viinona.

Bt. raoi Leava. 1)5P a 1 Pi a 1 1 a 1 -tia Eigia Pa ic P.lUp waaisiim ana Kock lord Passenaer fc 'JOp Bockford Paeeraaer 185o Bock ford Paasenger 4 nocatoru raaaenKer .1 Be 1m Janeanlie. Warren I ieua MiaaoralpDlntbhaiisbargr atiiwausee. ataciuo.

rrae- port Lacrosse fc Wanke'a 1 Milwaukee. Waukesha. I Janeatvdaa. and Mouroe. I WaukesLa Oconomowoe JJ Milwaukee Arrive.

m'd 7:10 a 1 3n a Bw 7)i met iwp at J) a Ufd JA) a ai-e Tsip mid Jiw andB ar disk aa mid 7x a a 1 Mw 1 70 1 17-00 1 7 410 a 1 7:10 a 1 a 1 31410:23 a I mmt 5:55 I mA 4:30 1 Bl 1 ml jai 7 JO am 85 am 1000 am' UK am 12wlpm 12lpms liMi at liiWias llAlfiaa I Mm BI a I3IB 4 JO pal 4 444 pm 4:45 pm JKl pm eOpm 0 lUrK a 10 4111 sa.al 10 js) 10:00 pm 1 .5 10:15 pm 11: Op mi. TMfl ma 4-OObi m' 10:80 I Bi 4aApi 8:45 1 saw aes 1 mj S0ei 8-AOai Cnlraigyt. Btarlxtigteaa aaad Qoiwry. for mips, tlrae-tabaea, sleeping-car aooomraodatloris. apply at 50 Clark atreet liraad Paalc iaotot Pa, xuer Hooae.

Canal aad Blxteenlh streets, aad tho Lnica Paaseager Statioa oa Caaal bdaot betweea Madiaoa and Adama atreeta. Traina, Downer' a Orve A Galesrg, Ottawa fc BtreatorT Preeport Dnboque fc ikoaxT City Kxpreaa. Downer's Urove KaasaaClty A Denver Expreaa a Innahs Expreaa la St. Jo. Atclusnn fc Topeka Ex, a Denver Fast Kipr-aa.

7l Montana fc Pad Ac kipreaa. Downer's Grove Paasenger. ..4 Aurora Paasenger a Downer's (rrove Paasenger. Meadota Ottawa St Louis Exrweaa i Bockford fc Fores to Expreaa Amboy. R'ck nix.

Bterig Ex Aarora Paaawtigor fc Aurora Paasenger fc Downer's Urove Pis isnger-fc Freerjort and Dnbunna I in a Dns Moines. Omalia.L.DXx SoatherB Pad he Expreaa id lexas Kans. Utv fc St. Jo Night Ex a Aurora Monday aurora mnday Leava. Arriva.

45ai 7 -JO pi 1:40 pi 2:15 pr 4A5P1 7 JO ai 10--10 ai 10-10 ai lliWai 11 i si 85a 1 8 SA a a 8:35 a a J3aa 6:55 a 1 e-JMaa i5ai 6:551 10:15 a tli Dally, except Hands Daily except Havrur-djv. dDaily except Monday, tfvalurdars to Aarora. Freepnrt Dnboiue. and out City traina leave aaA arrive trim Central foot of Lake atreet Kankakem Line. Depots Foot of Lake st and foot of Twenty-second at, Tu-ket ofhees at dt pota and 11 Kaudoaph at.

tzraaa Pacihc Uotei. and Palmer House. Trains. Cincinnati. Indiaaapoiia.

Laiayettej and Louiavlile. Day EiDress. ex-' 1 Leave. I Arriva. rept buudaja 9:10 a I Cincinnati.

indianirMlia.Lafavettj and Louis vi He mghtExpreas aally 8 KlOp a I unaniiau. xnatanapolis and um-i fayette Aceom. KMamia JO a daily ex. Sunday ex. 1 1 im: 10 pi Wabash.

St Louis and Pacifie. reion Depot Fourth av, near Polk at. Cable ears aad eniworth av. can paa, within one block. Ticket cfhoea.

luw Clark st. laraad Pacific Hotai. aad Pi liner House. Trains. I Kansas Ciry and Texaa 1 0 ti JO paa o.

aaoia. a.iiwi c.iy auu 1-010- I rado Express amp7a5ia at. txiuis. lexas and Aew aiex-i I Ico Express lOSpm'fras ant Peoria and Pekin sspeciaL. -OS pmr7 :55 a Daily.

-Daily except Sundays. otbl Pilar. Klemntf rmea rrtean an av. Loula, Kansas City aadPeoria. Parlor Day Coaches, with revolving chairs, reclining chair sleeping ears Chicago to St Louis and ft 1 nasi City.

Ko chaaga oC Day coacaea Chicago to at Louis or fan see City. ChlocKo.Irtro4t and Macsrs rails Snort Line) Traina leave from and arrive at Baitiniora sad Ohio Depot lake trout toot of Monrua st. as below. Ticket ofhees. lun and S3 Clark st laenural Randolph at.

Trains. I Leave. Arrive. Sew York and Boston kxprosa, 10:00 am flilO am Sew York East Line 1 45 mi 'S -iS a Daily. Daily excapt Sunday.

Ilttaburg. Fort Wayne) and ChJeavgsx Trains ospart from aad arriva at Cajoa PwsssuMijg htatios, corner Canal aad Adama sts. Wen bade. omcea. KS Clark su Hottse.l.raad Pacific Hotel, aad in the statioa.

Chicago. Traina nan by Central Standard time. Trains. Leave. I Arrive.

Express, except Sunday. 8:30 am 6 Limited Eiprvartdaiiy IKHIpm lOlit Atlantic Unreea. dally ji xopreaa, iauy 7 -Jo a bb 5J an "The SicateJ I'lateP" Sow Vara, CaJgatar and St Loalt Railway. Trains dopirt from and arrive at Union Depot, Tas Bnren arrest Clticago. as follows: Lesve cldcso 7 a.

m. Central Stenlar ttnte. Arrive, Chic age 7 p. m. Central rtaodard taiaa.

For rates or information call oa Bearoet Axewt of ttta Company, or addresa S. A. eKLNSER. Commercial Ageut: or CHAS. H.

WALEJ.lt Agent Pasaeagec rs-parrment. hi 1ie aT-et. lncago. GOODRICUISTEIMERS Twice daDy for Bactae aad Milwaukee, at 9 a. -q.

and p. at. Daily tor Ludingtou. Manistee, aad Praakfort. tt pa.m.

Daily for Shebovyan and Masttowoe at p. m. For Kewaunee, aturweon Bar. Maaomiiaa aK- Monday. Wednesday, aud Friday at 8 p.

aa. For larand Haven. Muskegon. Orand Bapida, Monday, ediieuav. and Friday, at 7 p.

aa, buudaya excepd. Dock foe of kticaigaa arenas. Dr. flams The Expert Who stands high In his profetsioa, stkI leToted a Ufa time to the sfwdy of the TrtatmrTit and Crtre ef Privates Xervaoa and hronic Wsaivps. rnbrairliif Semr aaJ eak est (rso lun from ladiscrew tions Last Vltalitv.

lmpairtw Haa kwwd, and louses ai the Sjsteai, EesuatlBg tn Pimples on the Face, Freqoency of Urinating, a prey to Gloomy Forebod- hags, Eyes Dull, Weak and LisUes, Lnabfl- tty for llental Labor. Urine high colored or milky sediment on standing, Unarresting Sleep and Night Emissions, aud many others equally annoying and burdensome. Why. will yon carry this burden when yoo eaa be) relieved of It? BTPHILIS, a disease moat bovrfbto Li its r. mlta.iseimipkrta.ly eradicated by tins Doctor's traas ment, witiaoat Um aae oi Jleraearp-.

another aarribla it neglecteal, protnptly oorsd. Tha Doctor aria frrfmtt SaJ tor wvery ease of private Disowns that bo undertake, and tails aa cure. A PeraooaJ Kiamiaattoo preferred bcre ever. tt patteots will carefully deecribo tbatr symn. toma, tbsy eaa bo ust aa sucrose fully treated at home, witboat pnblierty.

Medici nos sstiuisly packed, C'oavesilsliwis Vro. Correspondents ahouad ra. close stamp for reply. German and SeanUiiiaTiaa spoken. CmCX HOUK3 from 8 AJL to 8 1 JL.

Snadays trora AJLto 18 M. alddrvM ar CaOIr Dr. WUlimwU, 14 sowtlb Clara AH reel, CAtewow. JfL mmm Jf Sufferegs from aa Kt rvawa. eH iivis-bw, 0 -f- 11 nl two stamre for air.

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