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pact; 8 TIXE DAILY IXTXITI FRIDAY riOIlNIXU, SErTI.IJJEn 11, lfij THE.EAILWAYS. Mllllng-in-translt Problems Still Under Discission bj the Sorlh western Lines. All tie Western Roala AJopt Minl- mom eights on Car.Ie Salp-v mrnta. Korth western Parsensrcr Matters Eist-bonnd freight Kates Reduced Passenger NORTHWESTERN TRAFFIC- Ths general managers of the line in th Western and Northwestern division of tha new "Western TraBio Association met at the office of Chairman Faituorn, yesterday to eonsider the differences that ere now in the way of har mony. The miiling-in-tranait problem was the eiindDla theme of consideration.

Various propositions were made, but none proved ao- eepuble to all the line. The Burlington ifoad was not disposed to change its merchandise rate unless grain rates were oluuiRed. The St Paul Boad offered to allow the Chicago, BurlmRton and Northern Itoad to compete for milling-in-transit traffic without any luudranco, the latter to receive on shipments the difference between tha rata to Minneapolis and the through rata. The Chicago. Burlington and Northern was willing to accept such tratho if it was allowed to compete for such traffics and get its full local rata the same as on other flour shipments.

This the St. Paul Boad would not agree to, consequently tha matter was referred to a committee of the four lines leading into Minneapolis from the Northwest, to reoort at another cenetal meeting to be linl.i at '2 o'clock this aiternoun. LIVE STOCK. WfclU I S. A meeting of the various Western lines was held here yesterday to perfect details of the newarrangenient for charging live-stock ship ments by weight Tha following minimum weights were agreed on: Cattle Cars under 31 feet in length, OOO pounds.

Cars 31 feet long and not exceeding 33 feet, nicun, panuua Cars over 33 feet tt inches. 23. OOO pounds, blieep Stiigle deck, CO pep cent of the cattle minimum. Double deck, came as cattle. Hogs Cars under 31 feet.

15.000 pounds. Cars 31 feet, iuches to 33 feet. inches, inclusive; 17.UOO pounds. Another meeting will be held at 9:30 o'clock this morning to 1U rates, t. ADTUUirCTPDM DACCrMrD MAT.

TERS. A meeting of the managers of the Chicago, 6t Paul and Lake Superior section of the 'Western States Passenger Association was held at Chairman Abbott's office yesterday, and these linu wtflliini. 4 .1 1 flu. I fXT paAsonger agreement on Sept 15, necessitated in tbo Southwest owing to the lines in that quarter having been unable thus far to agree upon all the rules, adopted the proposed agreement and rules to take effect Sept IS, governing all the passenger business in and through the Northwest teiritory, adopting the same provision that has been adopted iu the Freight Association that is, that a line may withdraw on giving ten days' notice: provided, however, that such notice shall not be irivea before Oct i. CAST-BOUND FREIGHT RATES.

The Chicago local committee of tha Centra Traffic Association held a special meeting yes terday at Chairman Charles Xt Hiiavia amoe. The following was adopted: -Whkbeas, It lithe sense of the Chicago local committee that the present rates on dssd freight from Western to Kan tern points are entirely an-' called for, either in the interests of therasiness community or trie railways; J(e-fovet, That a representation to this effect be made to the managers of the Central Traffio Association, with nn nrcent plea for a restoration oi east-bonnd rates the List avrreed basis on all clauses of dead freight. except fresh meats, at the earliest practicable date, it bviuijr distinctly under stood that tliere shall be no allowances from these rates whatever which shall hare the effect of reducing the cost of transportation to shippers or receivers: and being farther agreed that the lines et ot Chicago and other junction points with Western roads will not accept less than their authorized proportion of through rates based on authority of Central Traffic Association. All roads votod iu the athrmativa, tbo Pitts- 1 TiT 1L 1 1 1 uui, uri iiiiup suu vuirau wiui iuo uuuer etandiug that on butter and eggs the rate for car-load aad less than car-load be mads the same. REDUCED PASSENGER RATES.

Chairman George H. Daniels, of the Central Traffic Association, passenger department, gives notice that excursion fares havjs been granted for persons attending the following meetings: The Keystone Shooting Tournament, at Corrr. Sept. is to xi. irom au points in neutral Aral no Association sarniory.

The independent Order of Good Samaritans and Daughters of bam an of North America, at Columbus, Ohio, Sept. 18 to 33, from all points in Central Traffic Association territory. The annual conference of the United Brethren a uonis utiorca, si nawaon, .111.. Dept. iv to 20, from points in Indiana and Lastorn Illinois.

The Firemen's Tournament and Band Contest, at Massillon. Ohio. boot. So to 22. from ooints in Indiana only.

The Indiana Woman's Srnodical Missionary jueeting, at laogansport, vet. 17 to 13. from points in Indiana ouiy. riTTI PlTft xus.iujcs isiauu iMXHi ULi 1L9 lumeaisw tributary Unas have issued the following joint circular: 'Taking effect at once, tha rate on stock or feeding cattio (car-loads) transported between points on the above roads, as described below, will be75 por cent of the tariff rates'applymg on cattle between same points: From all points east of the Mississippi Biver to points in Iowa, Alis-eourt, Minnesota, and Dakota jifrom alt points in Iowa, Missouri, Minnesota, and Dakota to Peoria, I1L between all points on the Chicago, Bock Island and Pacific Hallway on and west of tho Mississippi Biver; between all points on the Chicago. Hock Island and Pacifio Badway on and west of tho Mississippi Biver and points in Iowa, Minnesota, and Daitota, on the above-named roads.

"ine above win not include shipments between Missouri Biver points, or points beyond, and points) on or east of tha Mississippi River." MISSOURI PACIFIC. ToPKKA, Sept 13. Snceial Telegram. A mm of flatrrant discrimination on tha turl of tha Missouri Pacifio Bail way was before tha railroad commissioners to-day. Tha complaint was made by the coal operators of Osage County, who charged that corporation with having willfully discriminated against them for tho purpose of ruining their business in tha interest of tha coal mines in Rich HilL, Ma, which aro for tha most part owned or controlled by tha railroad.

The ease is one which seriously affects tha interests of a vast territory in Kansas, Tha hearing occupied nearly ail day. tha railroad being represented by Assistant General Freight Agent Bradshaw and the various coal companies by their managers. It was set forth bv tha coal operators that, although tha rates of tho Missouri Pacific had always been extortionate and higher than those ef other lines In Kansas, on July iiO they issued a tariff which raised the rates which have been in operation for the past two years. Tha rates were raised to all points wluchthe Osage City coal operators could reach, tha new tariff being from 10 to SO por cent higher than tha old rates. It was asserted by tha Osags City men that under the' new tariff they would be compelled to quit business, as they could not compete with tha Bich Hill miners, who find a market in tha same territory.

The following were given as instances of discrimination whioh the new tariff works: The distance from Osa'e City to Sadua is 109 miles, and the rata for ton is iThe distance from Rich Hill to omoona is 10JI miles, and the rata per ton is 5L10, a clear discrimination in favor of Bich lliilof 90 cents por ton. Tho Commissioners announced that they would to-day inform the Missouri Pacifio that it had violated tha laws of the State, and direct it to reduce its Osage City tariff to conformwith tha Eich Hill tariff. SHORT LINES. Tha Northwestern Boad yesterday adopted tha tariff of the Transcontinental Association. 'Ths rites on malt and oil oaks from Chicago to New York were yesterday reduced from 25 to 20 cents.

President T. B. Blackstous, of tha Alton Road, returned yesterday from a prolonged Eastern trip. Tha Rock Island Road yesterday reduced rates on live stock coming from points west of Des Moines to Chicago from $0 to $50 on business coming in thirty-four feet cars. The rata on lumber having bean reduced from 13ig cents to 13 cants from tha north to Bockford, as agreed on, tha Burlington Boad gives notice that it will quota a rate of 6 cants from Chicago to Bockford and Bochelie.

Tha Chicago, Kinnas and Nebraska Road having appointed agents at Dresden, and Edson, prepayment of freight to those stations will be no longer required. The agency at Brenham, Las boon discontinued. A meeting of the committee of eight on revision of toe Central Traffic Association will be held here next Thursday, in conjunction with representatives of thr lines in tha territory of the association who are not members, bnt who expected to join. Xha Chicago East-bound Passenger Committee met yesterday at Chairman Daniels' office, Tha Niagara Falls Short became a member, and agreed to place its tickets on sale at tha Palmer House aud tha Grand Pacifio Hotel, to pay its share of the expenses, based upon its earnings, and to cease paying commissions on business in Chicago. Mr.

Angus Sinclair, of the 'Aational Car and Loeomotiv Builder, has sent out tha following notioe: "The death of Mr. James Gillet having made it necessary that I should remove to New York to take editorial charge of the paper, my address in future will oe Morse Building. No. 140 Nassau street. New York.

Morse Building, New York, will also be tho addresa of tha Secretary of the American Railway Master Mechanics' Association," BK A Is ESTATE. The followlnc transfers were fllsd for record In the Recorder's oftice. Thursday, Sept. 13, 1888t citt raoi-saTT. Con mi A rati asi Fulton st.

150 ft of Albany sv, 75x 1 iS ft dated July 1 lS. Hinds to C.J. $3,000 Hamlin a. 241 ft of Chicago av, wl.Mx vi tt. dated bept, VJ i.

i. xive to lracy Talor 280 The remises, No. Washington boulevard, dated Sept. 8-F. H.

Hill to C.Tracy 6,000 Wehsterv. uriit oi Hooey st- r. 4uxu it, improved, a ate a sept, ij it. a.oxaiosaa to J.Iltjtzkl 1300 850 xsaa Crawfora ar.H.'S tt of Kinzie St. f.

It. dated bept. 13 X. 4. JLeeney lou.lv.

act- Bare I ay it," SO '( u'u Aiii'ii it'ta 51 ix 123 It. dated JDec. m. I3rt aetata ox sanies ri Lota a to 5 of Kearney's lots -JO to blk 2. ursnt's A'luition.

i asiea Aujr. jiu Thorn a a Kearney to McClurs Jc iiruitoa It i nztM tit. cor of Ktste st. 4xlOO 3.200 ft. dated Sept.

7 H. Walker to H. Bots- A AAA toru. m4fvw Ednri-t. of Wabansia sr.

f. -Mxlii ft. Uillou Mill. Uf r. MliBnukii nowriii WsHhtciisw a.

ISO ft of Wabansia a. f. i'jxl-'u tt. dated 4 4. luursow to u.

and Hililribrandt 8awyeraT. ft Tweuty-secoud st, f. iiax l'Ja it. dated sept. Kralovec Kaspar t.i it HiJlo S50 Hoyne sv.

eorof Ennntn sr. f. sox 11 tt. dated bept, lit x. jr.

miia to xi. 5 OOO Frank tort st. ft of LesviU st. a i. It lisi tt, dsted eepb A-tJriwtora to jr.

w. Hathinuan a 25 Twenty-first st, '21 ft of California av, a f. rjatt. dated iuyt r. aionon to a-alik 475 Shober st.

tt of Thompson ht.ef. 'Jtx I'ij Ct. dated Dept. 11 John Jeason to i.JU. 8.250 Van Horn Ft.

cor of Paiiliua st. sf. l--5 ft, dated bept. 12 Oeorne Bauer to V. Mini 2425 8hoUo at, ft of Elsvenlh st.

Kmxlt7 tt. improved, dated 4uue ii B. utnuwir to H. Wulirki UMO Parmelee sv cor ot Washtenaw av. 24 1''4 it, improved, dsted April tstate 01 C.

II. to J. Koos 2.200 Thirteenth place. SW ft of Robey6t.nf.i4s 124 tt. dated Sept.

11 at. ana 1. U. VOUHJ to J. KiliMievetal BOO Central Park bjulevard.

9'j ft of Mad st. xliiO tt. dated Ana. 10. J.

s. jaam-bleton ta J.Mlattery 790 Same property, tiepl. la i. Blattery to A. Freeman 720 North sv, 7M ftwof Commercial st.

f. 24x 1J4 it. a ate a sept. tius, i K11A fJ am'W Huuihoiat st. Oit of WabanKia av.

f. SOx ji tt, dated aopL li 1. b. iiiiaut.ii;. SnuO Dud.tiy at.

-iVI ft of West Clybourn place, f. 'ikxVSi It, datedaAua. 7 B. E. at C.

M. tiravua to A. Abel 1.773 West Taylor st. l.Vi ft of Jeilerson st. 25 xl is 1 1.

dated Sept. 1 VopicKa Jk Uablo to 1. Kesri A200 Bryson st. between Roley and Lincoln sts, z. tt, bopi.

xj to v. i. 1 950 Went Midison st. corner of Oakley av.n f. lMntito it.

dated July ao estate 01 ju. Potwls to J.Stroox 4S.842 Ftiiurmvy st. a corner ot Francisco st, f. iisiiuu dated ao. nwo 4.

a. vanoe to Mr. 700 Korth av. cor of Norman av. t.

-Jtixl JS trusted sept. IS 4. Jlcuailcy to i. iaur- kow 1.2O0 Wainn: st. near Homan av.

f. v4 ft to alley, dted Juue iainct toC.C. Bsves SOU Walnut st, near ilr.uian av. tit it to alley," dated Juue to W. iL Uayes 800 Ehober st.

-'o It of Tnompjioa -t. f. 'JixlS it. unproved, dated sept, a J. Jensen 10 Ja.

a.Kaxwell 8.750 Arvbrrav, cor ot Quarry st. f. -'fcaxllO tt, dsted wept. 101110 uouton Jtounary Company to T. W'illiaini-cu 20,700 xoith or itt Liarrrs.

Commercial tt of i'uttle av. BOX ins ft. uataid isoyt. its. r.

weuer to OKA yv Grace at. W.i ft of Pine Grove av, f.37x l-Jl'r ft. dated Sept, 1111. Jb. v.

BuoerioA. udW.LMb 4L500 Psmina st, vik. tt of Nellie sv. f. 2.1x12 1 ft.

dsted March 21, IH01 J. ana NowaK to M. Ilannik aUM Tyson av, iiiitt of Boscoe boulevard, it. dated juiy 1 u. to At.

MurrlT I.MIO Baisted Kt. of Wrtsluwood av. wl.25xl&6 ft, dated Julr IS M. ti. Oteen to L.

nandke. 1M0 LI ncols av. I jtJ ft of Cornelia mU It to alley, dsted Sept. 0 -U. end J.C BichbetB to W.

Fyre 825 SOU IU OV CITT LIU lift. ntty-nfth st, cor of LSalle. a Huxiet ft, dated Aim. '1 Joowes as Crntcksusnk to C. Siutiity Baltic t.

l.M ft of Fiftieth si. f. ft, dated Aiw. W.Ashtun to N. Merka Rai.r,nittntn av.

11 cor of Fortv-f urth at- 150 700 i ti4 ft. also 1 l'Jxl'4 i in same subdi-vikioo. dated April 2 J.J. West is I. It, Cook st.

Iuo ft of HixUeth st, -ox 14 ft, improved, dsted Awt. T. K. Hindmarsja to J. Jersners 1.100 Indiana av.

245 ft of Forty-fourth st, f. '-'5 xlril It, dated Aiuc. 27 1 w. bions to jr. w.

Polzin Oakenwald ft of Forty-fifth st, iSlil4 tt, datedaept. 10 W.F. White to W. T. JVersons Bu'terUeid st.

-Jini ft of tiara eld boul. f. xits ft, dated Sept. 12 X. Uouriey to J.

N. Eve rh art Joseph kt, cor of Leggatt st, f. 2txl2uft, dated Sept. 8. 1887-Corwith Byram to Bouche.r...

Roseuinerkel st. bet Wrlzbt aud Wallace ais. tl-ixi AUK. 2t m. Schmidt to J.

H. Pratt Cot.afio yr. vo av. TS ft cf Forty-seventh at, el. dated Aus.loF.

Miles to BteKiasn Couaue Grove sv. of and ad above, 25x133 tt, datw.l Aug. ltl iL- W. tiray to same Burrouehs sv, ft of Fiftieth at, f. v4x 9,128 S.COO aU20 850 950 ZA00 200 IfiSO 650 2J500 12! it, dated sept, ujnmsn to WEST OT CITT LIMITS.

Hammond av, l.Vl ftn of Uesinjt av.wf,50x 127 it, dated July tj. E. Uroas to J. Etchen- Fairview av. iisi ft a "of Humboldt bonlevsrd, ft.

dated Sept. 1 U. J. Sherman iot. O.

Sherman bciidivo rxaariTS. The following bull dins permit were granted yesterday: Cost, W. Bah I. two-story front addition. 20x18 ft.

No. 4ii Julian st $1,200 lonn suenan, two-story nata. ax it, no.x Anatin av Christ olnen. three-story store and flats, 22x 6(1 ft. No.

0b WestChicsKO av Geo. P. Kraun, three-story fiats, 26x13 ft. No. tiSTeilst 200 44XW 600 Geo.

P. Braun. two three-story flats, 60x53 ft. rios. 7.17 and 7Uv wells st aT.K.ateude.

three-story flats, 22x54 ft. Ho, .1000 neaiuiviaioaH H. Stillwell. two-story Hats. 30x40 ft, Nos.

101 and Hp ring John Ek strom, two-story shop sud dwelling, iUxS ft. Ho. 34 Milton st, 6J300 300 13O0 NEWSIALZSSk 8amn)l Walker, nrtntdea.er. No. 3200 jToreat avenue, always has The Ixtkb Ockah for sals.

Patrons of tho paper will please bear this in mind, Henry fash, newsdealer. No. 516 West Madisoa street, keeps Thk ImtU OCKAK for sals, and "doa't you forget it." O. H. Helm, AVtos Agent, No.

90 Rush street, always has a good supply of Thk Ixtkb Oceaji oa hand. Prop in and see him. Charlet W. Ourry.deatirr in periodicals. No.

183 Madison street. TBI Ixtxb Ockax always on sale. Call and see the veteran newsboy. J. U.

Oaks, bookseller and stationer. No. 891 West Lake street, sells THK Ixtkb OCKAJf. Always glad to see you. W.

V. Molmv. newsdealer and stationer. No. 1463 West Lake street.

You can always And Tata I NT 1 a Ockaji for sals at this place. G. A. B. mas take notical BUSINESS NOTICES.

ADYICE TO MOTHERS. Mrs. Window's Soothing Syrnp shoul.t always ba" nsed for children teething-. It soothes the child, softens the cums, allays ail pain, cures wind colic, and the bent remedy for diarrhoea. Vie a bottle.

MARRIAGE JLICENSES. "hiiToTiowrnnTialceTice the county Clerk Touraday. Sept. 13: AO. Name.

an. jtesiaenee. vot Mia Fran Kys iJ5OBs Louise Peterson rarx. not 1 Allian Lizzie same. Bichsrd Chambers 2-J.

Jeflray '2. 2. Anaut H. Adams 24.. 1 jL9tAK victoria nani Patrick White uuw I liisitM MARRIAQE LICENSES.

"llTO1lJuiia Wor-ekowska. aqt Priedrich U1wil AuKUsta Schaetur ,24 Chicago. ii ivnfJohn Wihni. Cum ...40 aq 1 Vs. H.

Lawrence. ....27. Bessie J.isrraH.."J,..lB. Park, field. 101 AArJHngh C.Hrnith ........2 i junsiins a.

it rxwij 13196. upham .19 .30 to, Ao-tFredrik Pomacks.lw .24 13L097 a. us us ta WUk ..18 awHiILsdislsvPesiee 22 1 ooo Bernhart Annie Olson 18. ii inn Abraham B. Anderson.

Ai. UUOBlHnst Hanson 44. l1 1st (Joseph Tina ley 22. UL101 AKuea tsi iaj 1 Domlnisltns HUWI Theresa Friedle 21. Chicago, 13110S Lns Mtnke 1S1.104 Frank Cerny 2:1.

MIA" Anus Frlnerova wo. i lnnJ "V05! Normal. Chicago. Hams. T91.UM i Andrew ErickaoB 22.

i aiary uisou tsi tor i Louis n.Banhalm.. Uiao7 jtoai, Bsssea: tan tnai JohaHsss 131.108 1 oarde ..18 sains. ..24. ..24. ...30.

Chicago, 13LU0 1 24., .17. ISLlllfai; 1st not Robert Msurer.L Ophelia Eaaelhardt. ..21. ..20. Chieago.

same. ..20 i1 im Michael Atlanta. Oa. 191 11a I Henry C. 3L11 Aiuia W.

Shaft. 2 Ki 11 a I Champion L. UU1SJ Eianor al. 20 Co- Oa. ii ui.iie Antouia 25 10.

.21. .20. same. ii 1 is 5 Hermann en. 131.11H coiia, erieo 2o.

ii 1 10 1 Thomas J.HeeBay......29. uwlpjLlxaie 20. "iil i i Martin Esser 131,11 Augusta 27. it iot ILeonhardaiassbrenaer24. 131.11 lriam Schmidt a.

Chieago. Same. 1S1 J22 Harry W. Kl ng 131UZ2 augia A. Martin.

26 21. "i'i i Gertrude 18. same. irhicago. Same.

13L124 i Ml-hael Fox 22. Kkesah Plato Sept. IS, at the resldetica of Mrs. C. K.

Plato, No, 3UK2 Lannley venue, by the ju, wiiiiston. air. Jtloraoe Jat. A.eeuan ana Miss Florence K. Plsto.

DIVORCES. The following bills for divorce were filed terdar: WallWotobxi John M. against OUie, (or de- sertion. Mkao Spencer 8. against Jennie for deser Uon.

DEATHS. FC5EBAT. Thais Daily oa Chicago and Grand Trunk lUilway, Polk Street Denot, to Mount Greenwood at Mount Hone at 12 m. Mount Hope Cemetery City office 90S Phoenix Building, comer Clarg and Jackson streets. UraceUnd Calvary Funeral Train of the Chicago, Milwaukee and St.

Paul Bail way leaves Union Deoot (Madison and Canal tree tsi daily at 12:30 p.m. AirDEBSON Sept. 13, at No. 1ST Lincoln avenue, August Anderson, aged 14 years. Burial at Oak woods.

Bbowk At No. ltMl Korth California avenue, Albert William, son of Agues B. aad Albert J. Brown, aved 1 year and daya, Funeral to-day at 10 o'clock, by carriages to Calvary. Coswil-Bept 19.

at No. 1003 Thirty-second street, Mary Conway, aged 30 years. Burial at Calvary Cemetery. Cokecka aepv 12, at No. 5 Blanch street, Na-pum Conecka, azed as years.

Burial at St, Htanialaas Cemetery. Dcri Sept. 13, at No. E2ti Fulton street, Pullman, Thomas Duffy, aged in years and 6 months. High mass at Holy Bosary Church to-day at 10 o'clock, thence by carriares to Aiuunt Olivet, PnndaiS.

County laouth. Ire land, papers please copy. i D08TTH Sept IX No. 889 Basil avenue, William B. Dustin, aged years.

Burial at JeHersonvillo. Ind. Flint Sept 12. No. 722 West Indiana street.

William Flint, aged 6 years. Burial at Calvary Cemetery; UAJBiy Sept, 12. No. 76 Uberty street, Mary Gajbl, aged years. Burial at Bohemian National Cemetery.

Gates Sent. IL st St. Joseph's Hospital, A. M. Gates, aged 23 years.

Burial at Marengo. Til. GAD Sept. -12, at No. 743 Twenty-first street.

Ernst Ota, aged 37 years. Burial at Concordia Cemetery. HorrukU Sept. 12. at No.

T98 Bolt avenue. Eliza Hoilman, aged years. Burial at Polish Cemottry. Klaeb Sept. 12.

at the House of the Good Shepherd. Anna Kiaer. aved 27 years. Burial at Calvary Cemetery. XaABausox Sept.

12, at No. 201 Hudsou avenue, Ida Larsson, aed 7 year. Burial at Graceland Cemetery. Mbtcalf Sept. 11, at No.

1629 Wabaah avenue, Minnie Metcalf, aged 17 years. Burial at Oak woods Cemetery. MOBBlBO.N Sept. 12, 10:45 dock, at No. 3534 Lake avenue.

trah beloved wife of Kxeaiei Morrison, aed 72 years. Funeral services at 10 o'clock a. m- Saturday. Remains will be taken to Joiiet, IiL, for interment. O'MAIXET Sent.

13, at No. 3921 Arch street, Michael, husband of Helen Monahan O'Malley. Funeral to-day to St Bridget's Church, thence to Union Depot and Cslvsry Cemetery. O'Uaba Sept. 13, at No.

342 Bristol street. Lake, James, husband of Jane O'Mara, aged 61 yeara. Funeral to-morrow at 10 o'clock to St. Oeoella's Church, thence by carriages to Mount Olivet. Rkbsahen Sept 11, at No.

1063 lllston avenue. Margaret Bebsatnen. aged 23 rears, Bnrial at Graceland Cemetery. Swansox Sept 11. at Mercy Hospital.

ZmO Swaason, aged 22 years. Burial at Oakwoods Cemetery. SoutvkdT Sept 13. at No. 685 North Leavitt street Peter, husband of Anna Soutvedt seed a years and 0 months.

Funeral Sunday at 1 o'clock from residence by carriages to Mount Olivet Walsh Sept is, at No. 123 West Polk street, Margaretta, daughter of John and Elixa Walsh, aged 3 years and 7 months. Funeral to-day at 10 o'clock from residence by carriages to Calvary Cemetery. UaUBBOCB Sept 13, at No. 453 West Fullertoa avenue, Hiram, son of J.

B. and husband of Maggie Heywood Umberger, aged 33 yeara. Funeral Sunday at 1 o'clock from residence by carriaees to Forest Home Cemetery. Friends are Invited. Absolutely Pure.

This owder never varies. A rtarvel of purity, (treuirlb and wholesome ties. Mora ecenomlcal than the ordinary kind, and cannot be sold 1b competition with the multitude of low test short we i Kb alum or phosphate powders. onl la m. Fovat, Baxiiaaa Povma Co.

HUWall St. M. "WILSON 113 mud US State HI. Solicit Trial Orders for SHIRTS. Established 186a patterns prooervwd.

Chas, Oossage i State and SPECIAL- SALE OF1 Ladies' and Children's Neckwear FRIDAY AND SATURDAY. Mull Ties. Hemstitched and Embroidered Windsor, and Fringed Ties. Embroidered Chemisettes. Children's Real Lace Collars, in Torchon, Medicis, Cluny, and Real Irish Crochet.

Imported and Domestic Rucnings, beaded, plain, and Six Yards in Box. at 25c. 50c. 75c, and 1.00. Worth Double.

JAMES H.WALKER GO. Watxaeh Av. and Adams St. Tha vrmther to-dar is liixalj- to warn Full assortment of Lamps, Hand Lamps, Stand Lamps, Library Lamps, Piano Lamps. Lamps.

Polished Brass Library Lamp, with white shades Polished Brass Library Lamp, with decorated dome, Bt. Polished Brass library Lamp, with prism, Polished Br Library Lamp, with decorated dome, and banner electric founts. $4-43 Vase Lamps, decorated bodies and domes, Vase Lamps very large decorated bodies and domes only $3. 80 Cheap at Gas Chandeliers fitted with Banner Electric Coal Oil which give a BETTER and CHEAPER light than gas. A very large assortment of Gas Globes and Shades from 14c each to $2.07 each.

me: fall and winter We probably show three tlmee the variety to tie sees elsewhere, embracing an styles svnd qualities, tncludlnsr SUic, BalbxitTtTan. Natural iWooL EcOroyd's. Derby Bibbed Wool, Merino, Cattanere, etc To 3ose a flarge number of brolcen lines of UNDERWEAR, We are offertaB tbem at HALF PRICE. AmSON 213 And 115 StstoSt PLEASANT YALLEY Picnic Grounds. Parties desiring to seevtre picnic crounda should not close their contract before seeing Pleasant Valley Picnic a rounds, situated on the Moiioq Route, at the south end of Cedar Lake.

For lull Information can on or address FRANK J. R2ED. CP. 73 S. CI arte St.

I CuaWs CAOoaery I From Mftdfftoa Street to Lnr iev Store, 212 STATE STHEE2 I its Doom Hon th of adsmf busst. UNDERWEAR MOID Washington Sts. CHOIC3 Wortb 33 to 75a. Chas. Uossdge Co.

State and Washington Sta, 1 -AT- SPECIAL PEICES, Medium and ikeavy Weignt -AND Heavy weigtit Knee Pant Jersey Suits, regular made, broken sizes, at uu; lormeriy sola at Brolcen lots of Norfollc and Plaited Blouse Suits, In CUeviots and Cas- Bimeres, all wool, at formerly sold at $5.95. $3.45, and $6.95. One and Two-piece Kilt Suits, all wool, at lormeriy sold, at $5.45, $6.45, $a95. Cliildren's Reefers or Top Coats, an wool, at :3.yo ana o.o. Boys and Cnildren's Caps Over coats, ail wool, tancy plaids, at $6.

Extra Knee Pants, all woo, in amerent patterns, at esc. Long Pants, all wool, Cassimere, ai9a Blue and Brown Tricot and Fancy Cassimere All-Wool Polo Caps at 35c, SOc, and 75a Boys Yale and Ranger Hats in fancy patterns of Cassimeres and Fine Blue Cheviots, all wool, at 60c, $1.00, and $125. A lot of Fancy Percale Stiirt Waists at 40c; formerly sold at $1. CZTITJI3 MOSTHIJinS. Hasrpr's Weekly.

Weekly. SJi JVXI S.OO SjUO ivi 41 Ml 4JtO 4 S.7rt 4 40 4JM) SJsS BiW 4 txt 6.M S.4U 4.00 4JO a.to BJHtt 6 4J 4VJOO 6JK 8JM S.40 s.a. S.50 4.44) SJtO S.IO Auasue trslurr aaaaaauna9 feertbnasr's MaKSliSS 1 otta.ro HeaarUi Asnertsia Atrrimltnrist 1 he Naj Frinetoa Ho vis C.odejrs Lasa(vs asook The bt. Nirholsa AV tti Awmke Kur IJUIa Ones 1'larenotoariraal Chia3asro Meaajeail vuraaau 1st. laxii Masailji.

tn ileal Mattes Aiaxiicavl iiivesU- sralor Artliar's Home tapuliar srlcses ai.niiiy The foultrr World. WKKliLltX Toath'i aUoinpaaJosi Hanm's leuna; Jtmrpars Hiaar. Harprr'a iev York 4 H.1 3.1 K) 1X 1 S.AO 3.10 S.20 X.SMD SUM LIS 4JH iMJ) B.HO XJtit s.eo s.oo Mt SJt.l 4tX 4 l.H l.VO s.oo ais 3.0 15 1M KursU New-Yorker. Tea-MsKiflttia-a M'estera Kuravl Littell's LJvins; Amerlrmn Hee 's)ruter' NaUuaal The Amnicss fiattltry Breeder's tismerte Joarnal ef A Jowas Honaestesut breesler's jUve tttock afournsU. In all cases the order and money for both publications must be sent at the same time.

THE INTER OCEAN, Chicago. We are now sVbl to furnish EACH VOIaUME. from 1880 to 1837. Inclusive, la Jl eight volume, st tbe olio wloa PRIC23 FEB VOLUME: In Paper Co vera .25 Cents In Clotn Covers 40 Cents SEND AlaT.ORDgRS TO THE INTER OCEAN chicaoo. TUB HAIMARKET.

WiU J. Daria. West Madison and Halstgd. Only Three More Times of Wm. aT.

Ollmors'S 12 TEMPTATIONS 12 it bandar CHA3. ERIN YEKXZB la BHAMUS WEST SIPS PAE1L RUNNI NQHACES. RACE 3 TO-DAY 6. With FORTY ENTRIES. AdmlKSion to Ground and Grand Stand, SO cents.

KOHL JIIDDLETOY 8 8O0TU B1DK M.stK MUoECiL The Desiccated Toitecs and Many llarvela. jttuUkden's Comedy Co. jVt-naut ovsiv Co. Kt)lTL MIPPLKTOTS rYUsI BIDE LIMK MLoj.L"2J. Ths Troupe ot Pavers.

CQr.i'a CO. lii CXBCC3. 15c AND BOYS CLOTHING 0uereoat5 THE INTER OCEAN CURIOSITY HOP Wanamakers State and Adams Streets. The More than a thousand styles Made-to-measure Trouserings. $5.00 $6.50 $8.00 In place in is You Yet, than do that, thinks he making how? By ago we country them to styles The impulse by these stores all this city Pittsburg Louisville You're about as likely to buy two pairs as one.

$10.00 96.SO $5.00 GR15D OPERA HOUSE. Clark at. opiita Court Honss. NEXT WEEK, MONDAY, SEPT. 17, SALE OF SEATS TO-DAY.

Tbe Famous KWMA GKA5D OPEILa tX)MPASY. Abbott, Annasdale. Mirrlla. MontsTiffo, Mickalaaja, jVnwtte. Brodsiick.

Alaea. loiaaal. GRAND CHORTJ3 AND ORCHESTRA. UOUDxX.Hapt. 17 Baits 'a Popular Open.

BOHEMIaVN GIRIa. Kama Ahhattt SB Arffnak. TTESDAT and 8ATVKDAY MUHIS. IS and ITS Ksvival OI ms taarminat Opera. CHIMES OF NORMANDY.

Tti a Abbott and ant! rat Ahhotl rvraranv. WEDVESOAT MATINEE (prices '25e, JVc. 75c. aad Sl llro Prims Donas sad Entirs Compsajr la BOHEMIAN GIRIa. WEDNESDAY 5VIQHT.

8jpt. 19 Mikado's jrarswsU fjnms Aooonaaa jejarajnipanjTia MIKADO. THL'BSDAT. Sept. Era ma Abbott a Xasoaora la ami uraaa opera, IL TROVATORE.

jTBTDAT SIQHT and SATURDAY MATCCXE-Salfs'S Konanuc opera. ROSE OF CASTTT.K. Emroi Abbot la ber chanainx role of the Qoeea of bpaua. oonreooa uonimea. a narmiaax Jaiaaio.

EuUrs Company in tbo cast. GRAND OPERA HOUSE. Clark ODiMsaitsTt Courl Hotura. HJLRBT HAMUN v.Vuufr OXE Horrs Pnnalest larceomedr. A UXCEASIXG Hole i Ground ROAR OF L1UGHTER.

KEXTWEEK. EMMA. ABBOTT. UcTICKEK'8 THEATER. TEE GS1II1ISI AID GEE1TET OF ALL KIRAL-FVS Woadroas Revival ot tha famous RAVEL PAXTOMXUZ, 'eNishtChrVi: liWi Sumotuous, Magnificent, Dazzling.

MATCTEE TO-aORBOW. 8ATTJHPAT. CHICAGO BALL PARC Ysn Boron. Hsrrisoa aad Loomls sts. New York vs.

Chicago. l. Oams called at 2:43. Tlrkets for sals at A. O.

Spa Id ins A Bros, 108 Mad 1 -on St. BATAL BATTLE. 25c AXD DCB1NO Mlchlsran Opposite Exposition. JIRTJSALEM ON THE DAT OP THE CRUCIFIXION. Earnestly Supported by Pnlptt and Press, Opea dally Irom a.

m. to IU p. ax. ABASH AV. EDES MUSEE.

Wabash t. and Jackson Bt. Opea Irom 10 a. u. to li)UW p.m.

EDEN MUSEE Afternoons at 2. Erninrrs rt a ttt rr a tt'im trTTvitTiv rTT 4 Ik. I it niU 11 ADiUShlUS TO ALU SOc. CHlXURt. '25e.

H. IL JACOBS' ACAPE31T. Halsted near Madison. Bartley CompbelVs Come dr. la tour FATE apta inaamlawnn floats "Oe.

30c. flV. Mat inees Wednesdar.barordsy. snil Souday, Uox-ollioS always open. TeleyhoDe call wees 17 U( lap, umi.

KPSTF.tVS NEW WHS MCSEUU Eandolphs-. AnrtCPMOCTHFvTKi -n Jl rl.MV (JL uf tit uo. Thonaanda. Kovel Stase buows. Ovoa troui lu au.

to 10 a ABBO FOR YOU. Neither to be minutes will They're in price. Another Hack at those 'Trouserings. only claim we have on first 1 our business is our dollar's-worth by far the best. We know it.

recognize it. it takes quite another policy forever looking at the money-making side of business to do it. We too. Only the stupid merchant mustn't let you know he is money off" you. We are.

But getting the goods without anybody's profit on then but the manufacturers. As we buy we, sell. Six months gave the manufacturers in this and Europe our orders. Got make for us special lots and nearly $1,000,000 worth of Trouserings and Suitings. designs were beautiful We got fountain-head prices.

We gave a new to the very name: Trouserings we now bring you. Our big around St. Lanis i Washington Philadelphia have given us a master-hand in buying. They take up goods as fire licks up water. And what comes of that? We needn't worry over large profits in the face of larger and larger sales.

Almost no profit will do. FOR SORTS USUAL AT $15, $18. and $ao. $12, $14, and $16. $10 and $12.

$7-St nd $10. seeing nor choosing is going burdensome to you. Almost five do to pick and purchase. peculiarly arranged. Peculiar Wanamaker Brown.

WASHKGT05 PAEK. The WasMngton Club's AUTUMN RUNNING MEET INC TO-I-A5ir -THE- 1i7AT.1si1a nin1iinT 41 uuuanj uauuiuiji. Bf Tom Grmjttd Put ITIiBols Central and Cable Cars ran direct to cats. asasoaL. itaciajf Begins Promptly 9 p.

m. HOOLETS TO-XIGHT. ssrmrr Lnum ana Haratr Minnas. AZIZ A ARNO'S REFINED MINSTRELS. General Admission.

SO cents. Sunday Slab Last appearance of tha Wastrels MONDAY, SEPT. 17. PFNmr: nc ri I jt wivTro cr-cnv! jaA ii' va va ara Lai us til a Lsll unWs Twelve KlgHts and Four Matinees. CMttlltri Tt ATI II flltll Lyceum Tti eater Company Of New Tork.

in tselr Great Success. 1HC SEATd SOW ON' SALE. CHICAGO OPERA HOUSE-Firfproof. DAVID HEXDEBSOX TU-IS1UH A DONNELLY 5 GIRARD AXD The Beet Musical Comedy Co. Evsry Organiztrd in America, PBESESTTSa Moral Gas' FnnnlerThsn All Others Combined.

ALAXINEE TO-MOHIIOW. POPULAKi PRICES. General Admission, BOc EXPOSITIOS BUILDIXG. FULL COMPLETE. Open Day and Ixemng except Sandajs.

CHILDREN. .....25 Cents. IS Cent. Railroad Faree at Reduced Bates. PEOPLFS State St.

near Harrison, Hichtly, Marl nee Satni-lav 'and Rnndsv st TJnanlmoas Verdict. The Most 111 ri liitur aensstloa Evrr Presented to the Public. SIME. XEUVUXE. AUUf STIX KUVHXE.

THE BOY TIIAMP Moaday ORANDFATHEItt tTvOCK. Prices lio. 25c. SOo. 6c 7jc.

gljnO. CRITERION THEATER. ThBOld-TiroeFsvorlteatho TKMPlaKTON tIPKHA CO. THIS EVENIXO. OM.T TTMK.

TVl I ApO. Satnrd.j Matinee PiNAluRt. Popnlsr lrices. Tfert Week MrKee Kaultin in "A Banaway Wife. LEASES' 8 WINDSOR THEATER.

jNortn Clark and Division sts. TO-XIGHT AT 8. THE FTVST TRIO. WILLS. HtSSliAW.

AND TiS TWO OLD CRONIES Sandsy. Sept. 16 I.Tf J.TAX LEWIS. la.iV, SUCCESS STASDI5G ROOM -OXLT, EGHTLT. EXPOSITION- LYCEUM Desplaine8 and Madison Sts.

IaONDON SPECIALTY COUTIT Lester and Williams, brown and Jutan. Innrnsa bisters. Polly McDonald. Dan Hart, (tarns snd Vi-docq, Mn Petunriil. Oyer and Goodwin.

Acnes Earle. snd oihrrs. Even ins stH, Taetidsy, Thnra ay, baturday and bunday Matinees. li, 't, jtit au i fkio, PANORAMA. THE BATTLE OF GETTYSBURG THE GRANDEST SIGHT IX THE COITXTBT.

Wabasli Av. snd Panorama Flacs..