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a a 1 1 0 0 0 RECORD OF THE COURTS. Judge Kohlsaat Takes Up Another Day McMahon Poisening Case. Will of Jerusha Hooker Makes Several Charitable Bequests in Distributing 8100,000. Divorce Matters-Sturges' Big Claim Itemized-Alleged Fraudulent Land Deal. BITTER FEELINGS.

The McMahon chili poisoning case before Judge Kohlsaat is assuming the shape of right between Edward McMahon and his wife on one side and Peter Smith, the millionaire, on the other. The question of whether Ed McMahon administered paris green to Milton was dropped for a while to discuss the gener, I conduct of Ed and to examine Mr. Smith relative to the financial condition of the estate. Lieutenant Barcal, of the East Chicago Avenue Station, said he was called to the St. Vincent's Home on LaSalle street and was told that Ed was insisting on taking his child out of the institution without an order of court.

Witness told him he would have to keep still or he would arrest him. Ed was a little under the influence of liquor at the time. On cross-examination Mr. Smith was why he had paid $900 to Ed's mother for the support of the minor, contrary to the ordor of court, and when seeking to recover his child by habeas corpus before Judge Collins. He denied that he did and said he paid the money by direction of court, and charged it to the minor's estate.

Witness paid 964 to detectives to locate young Milton. Judge Wing sought to show that Smith well knew the whereabouts of the child and that the detectives were ployed to watch Ed and his wife. Witness denied that such was a fact. Some time ago Judge Kohlsaat received a letter purporting to come from a disinterested person. It stated that Milton was being m18- treated at the home of Ed and his wife and that the Humane Society would investigate unless the court interferred.

Mr. Smith was asked if he knew in whose handwriting the letter was, and he replied that resembled that of his wife, Kate Smith, whom Mrs. Ed McMahon is suing for $100,000 damages for slander. Dan Coleman, husband of Rose Coleman, with whom Ed and his son Milton were boarding at No. 2885 Archer avenue, was called.

He said that Ed left the house owing do board bill and Ed had borrowed money from him and others. Witness corroborated the testimony of his wife relative to statements by physicians and others that Ed had poisoned his son. Further proof will be taken to-day. FAMILY QUARRELS. Judge Tuley has on hearing the separate maintenance 'suit of Mrs.

Helen A. Miller against Charles J. Miller, the well-known agent for a liquor firm. Mr. and Mrs.

Miller were married May 16, 1867, and have two children. The wife resides with her parents in Philadelphia, and in her deposition, read yestorday, she testifies that she was obliged to leave him Nov. 4, 1887, on account of cruelty, and she also alleges infidelity. In her bill she claims that Miller i is receiving an income of over $5,000 a year. Miller has cross-bill on in which he accuses his wife of deserting him over two years ago.

He claims that his wife has been interfering with his business by writing improper letters to firms he represents. Before Judge Shepard, Charles S. Albee is seeking a divorce from Mary W. Albee, to whom he WAS married in 1885 at Bellows Falls, Vt. He deciares that she left him in 1889.

Mrs. Albee denies his charge, and is trying to prove that he deserted her. Albee is a young man, and the son of a wealthy farmer in in Vermont. Mrs. Albee keeps a millinery establishment in Lawrence, Mass.

CHARITABLE BEQUESTS. The will of the late Jerusha N. Hooker, admitted yesterday, distributes an estate valued $100,000. Letters testamenarv were issued to Frances Elizabeth Ely, of No. 1921 Indiana avenue, in bond of $12,000.

The following bequests are made: Frances M. Jones, Robert R. Northum, Sarah Elizabeth, and Frances Goodhue, each $200; Catherine M. Usher, $200; Woman's Presbyterian Board of Missions of the Northwest, $500; Board of Home Missions of the Presbyterian Church, $500; and the residue of the estate to Frances Elizabeth Brust Ely. WILLIAM STURGES' BIG CLAIM.

A bill of particulars in the big suit of William Sturgos against the Farwells and Congreseman Ab Taylor was fled in the United States Court yesterday. Sturges claims something near $1,000,000 compensation for engineering the big deal whereby the syndicate headed by the Farwells floated a big loan on their Texas land grant given them for erecting the Texas State House. Sturges claims that, at the solicitation the syndicate, he went to England in June, 1884, and remained there almost constantly until 1889, during which time he raised $5,000,000, formed a company called the Capital Freehold Land and Investment Company, with a capital stock of $10,000,000. During these years the plaintiff claims to have saved the syndicate $4,000,000 and expended $60,000. CLAIMING FRAUD.

In a Circuit Court bill Mrs. Eunice A. Pom- eroy charges Thomas B. Kinney, real estate dealer, and George H. Welton with fraudulently inducing her to sell sixty acres of land at $30 per acre when it was worth $100 an acre.

Complainant resided in Mascoutah, and appointed Kinney, of Kansas City, to sell the land at the best price obtainable. Kinney employed Welton and the latter is accused of representing that the land was worth only $30 an acre when he knew better. As a result of such statements Mrs. Pomeroy executed a deed to Welton's wife. She now wants it canceled because of the alleged fraud practiced.

MUST PAY $3,000. Judge MoConnell? jury yesterday ordered the North Chicago Street Railway Company to pay $3,000 for the privileges Conductor John A. Smith took in beating Teamster Henry Letto. Letto was ordered out of the North Haifted street tracks: in August, 1888, and Smith said lie began using his whip on the passengers. The conductor seized the switch book and gave Letto a beating.

He died from the effects of the encounter. His widow, Sophia, sued for $5,000 and won her case. The company tried to justify Smith's action on the ground that he was protecting pas- BRIEFS. Suit was yesterday entered in the Court against the Davis Shoe Company, of Superior Lynn, Wilber H. Davis the concern that failed Tuesday.

is plaintiff, and he brings attachment proceedings to secure an indebted. ness of $5,000. Another big assumpsit suit was brought against the insolvent Consolidated Ice yesterday Company. The John Featherstone's SonsCompany claim 50,000. The suit is for money due before the failure and the litigation intends to secure the claim by judgment.

Mrs. Annie Baier is suing George Richman for $2,000 for the loss of her teeth and the pain incident thereto. Easter Sunday she was driving toward funeral Graceland when a carriage belonging to a procession collided with her buggy. She was thrown to the ground and her teeth were knocked out. She says the drivers was drunk, and began suit against Richman, his employer.

Bernard zachorowsky is trying to hold the capitaliste interested in the old hicago Driving Park to account for a $4,000 indebtednees. He obtained judgment againat the park corporation for that amount in 1885, and represents that it is still unsatided. Ho believes that T. 8. Robinson, A.

A. Munger, A. W. Richmond, J. H.

McAvoy, Alvin Hulbert, and H. V. Bemis each bought a large amount of stock, and that at still remains THE DAILY INTER OCEAN, FRIDAY MORNING, MAY 22, 1891. 11 unpaid. He filed his bill in the Superior ourt to find out why they should not be held liable.

Collins yesterday authorized Thomas Parker, u. receiver of the Mutual Fire Insurance Company, to settle 8 claim against the Canton Mutual Fire Insurance Company, which failed in May, 1889, owing the insurance company of this State $4,432.38, on which 85 per cent has been paid. A receiver for the Ohio concern is willing to compromise for $1,000, and the Court allowed Mr. Parker to do so. Arthur B.

Webb came into the County Court in A charge of his friends yesterday and was adjudged insane. He will be sent to Kankakee in a day or two. Mr. been connected with Marshall Field's wholesale house for nearly twenty-five years and has held very responsible positions. Recently his health began to fail, and overwork and close confinement BOOn affected his mind.

His friends tiled a petition, on which Judge Scales acted. Webb is 40. years old and lived at No. 787 West Monroe street. THE CALLS FOR TO-DAY.

UNITED STATES COURTS. Judge Gresham-Submitted cases. Judge Biodgett-At Aurora. SUPERIOR COURT. Judge Shepard- Nos 14, 15, 16, 17, and 18 of April case on hg.

Judge Hawes-No call. Calr No. 10 on hg. Judge -Term Nos. 8,048, 7,738, 7,739, 7,862, 7,874, 7,878, 7,879.

No. 6,777, on trial. Judge Aitgeld-Cair No. 3, term Nos. 10,900, 11,310, 11,314, 11,366, 11,368, 11,369, 11,871, 11,431, 11,439, 11,440, 11,480, 11,483.

No. 616, on trial. Brentano -Appeal calr. term 12,636, 12,643, 12,694, 12,960, 13,018, 13,029. case CIRCUIT COURT.

Judge Tuley-Term Nos. 164. 309. No 67 on hg. Horton-Term Nos.

2,594, 1,529, 3,128, 335, 750, 580. No case on hg. Judge Nos, 449, 383, 1,043, 626, 86. No case on hg. Judge Tuthill-No call.

Term No. 2,105 on trial. Judge Clifford No Arst call. Trial call, term Nos. 960, No.

1,025 on trial. Judge -Contested motions in Nos. 9,921, 86,042, 91,224, 7,600, -Submitted cases, Nos. 565 and Judge Driggs-No Arst call. Trial call, term Nos.

2,070, 2,048, 2,602, 1 2,611, 2,623. No. 1,155 on trial. COUNTY COURT. Judge Scales--At 10 a.

insanity cases. Trial call, Nos. 8.749, 9,260. 8,943, 8.953. 8,982, 8,992, 9,024, 9,044, 9,047, 9.073.

At 2 p. No. 9,228. Judge Sherwood will hear arguments in motions for new trial in cases heard by him at 2 p. m.

PROBATE COURT. Judge Kohlsaat- business. THE COURTS- S. CIRCUIT. NEW SUIT.

Ruffler Co. vs The Wheeler Wilson Mfg Co. and John L. Flannery. Bill to enjoin infringement on ruffling attachments for sewing machines.

Munday, Evarts Adcock, soirs. BEFORE JUDGE GRESHAM. Chancery -Kate W. Goodwin et al V8 Eleanor Fox et al; Defts ruled to answer complts petu for writ of assistance in 5 das. -The Heckograph Mfg.

Co. vs Warren Ewen Jr; deft to show cause by June 1 why preliminary inj should not issue. APPELLATE. BEFORE JUDGES MORAN. WATERMAN AND GARY.

Order-4074, Callaban vs Schmidt et al; case dis a c. SUPERIOR. LAW--JUDGE Kassow vs ANTHONY. Cooper: lv amd by changing action to Cox vs dis want pros. LAW--JUDGE ALTGELD.

NEW SUITS. Peck vs George W. Kelsey Sr et $1,000. C. H.

Willet, atty. Van Dyk and Henderkye Van Dyk vs Zora G. Engel. Bill to set aside conveyance. M.

L. Thackoberry, solr. Nicholas vs H. B. Reply, $300.

Runyan Runyan, atty. H. Davis vs Davis Shoe Co. Attcht, $5,000. Willard Evans, atty.

Converse vs Edward L. Converse. Bill for separate maintenance for desertion and cruelty. I. F.

Barrow, solr. Lumber Co vs G. J. Hall. Conf of judgt, $583.45.

Arnold Tripp, atty. Hill vs William Hilltraven, $500. Blum Blum, attys. Goldzier Vs Charles P. Sochtleben.

Conf of judgt, $13. Goldzier Rodgers, attys. H. Walker vs Sassanna McGillis, same. $131.21.

Paden Gridley, attys. 133.094-J. D. Collemyuse Co vs Swift Co. Garn, $985.83.

W. H. Garrison, atty. Reed and Thomas Murdoch vs Patrick W. Connell.

Asst and attcht, $5,000. Flower Smith Musgrave, atty. Lumber Co vs Aug Wendel. Asst, $300. C.

F. Loesch, atty. and attcht. Suppressed. A.

Moore vs Patrick J. Moore. Bill for divorce for cruelty and drunkenness. O'Connel. sols.

J. Hall use of vs Will S. Hussander and State Bank of Chicago. Garn, $483.45. A.

Tripp, atty. Doebla vs Phillip and Eva Huetter. Asst, $300. L. Weber, atty.

S. Berny vs 8. M. Biddison, appl. Bullard Gormly vs J.

C. Clark, Conf of judgt, $85.67. Padden Gridley, attys. Souer V8 B. M.

and Abby A. Whipple. Asst, $500. J. P.

Ahrens, atty. 133.105-H. H. and Catherine McCuen, use, etc. vs Jane Orr et al.

Debt, $1,500. Gibbons Kavanagh, attys. 133.106-Bernard Czachorowsky vs Chic Driving Park et al. Cred's bill, $4,000. Same soirs.

-Christopher Storsheim Vs Philip Jaeger vs Chas. A. Kinke. Conf of judgt, $249.97. 0.

S. Carter, atty. 133,108. Bill. Suppressed.

M. Bingham Co VS Edward W. Grant. Asst, $500, Campbell Custer, attys. Coal Co vs Chic Fire Proodng Co.

$1,225. Gilbert, attys. Featherstone Sons vs Cons Ice Machine. Asst, $150,000, Knight Brown, attys. Jones vs Chic City By Co.

Trespass, $5,000. George Braham, atty. Louise Burnham vs Walter Burnham. Bill for divorce for desertion. Frederick Ullman, solr.

133.114-Elisha A Robinson vs Nicholas Roth. Asst, $500. Walker Lowden, attys. E. Trent vs John W.

Trent. Bill for divorce for desertion. Barnett Williams, soirs. Suppressed John D. Loukeman FS Mary Fleming Bill to foreclose deed $5,000.

Hutchinson Lut, Emma Maitby vs Frances A. Maltby. Bill for divorce for adultery. C. D.

Pratt, solr. Orders Druek VS Bittinger: ver deft guilty, das Million V8 Co; dis Corneau vs Matson; lv and by dis as to defts John and Mattie D. Tilley, fdg for piffprop Johnson in piff, das 1 cent, judgt and vs Co: judgt set aside, judgt on ver and Weigley vs Burt; time to file bill of exc extd 10 Rainey VS Small: lv piff reply double to 2nd plea of deft Barrett vs Lincoln demr to deci ovid, lv deft plead by 11 o'clock 11,247, Krarener Bronson Vs Manierre: dis to-dayvs Hay; lv fie addni Lee V8 Butler; lv and deel and pleas to C. death C. of Oleo vs Michael Bird; dis Bauer vs City; Bower sugg, ver deft guilty, das Riordan vs City; dis want pros.

Billings vs SO Co: judgt on fdg Co vs C. St RI judgt on fdg $100. and Mattlas vs LB I Wks; judgt on fdg $100 Smith vs Lines; on and McDonald vs Tyler: judgt deft $653.05 Dessert vs Same: same $195,71 and Girard Same; same $266.65 and Bird Wells Co vs Tyler: same $280.10 and appid. LAW--JUDGE BRENTANO. Jemansky vs Jacobson; ver for piff, das $42, mo t.

CHANCERY--JUDGE SHEPARD. PRefer vs Pfefer; rl ans bill in 10 Purdy vs Hall; lv die and and supl bill as of Apr 13. rule ans in 3 Chi Edison Co vs Garlich: time to ans for Bar Pumping Engiue Co aud Am Tube and Iron Co extd to June 16, ans filed to stand to bill, rl defts in bill to ans in 10 ds after Kammener vs Kammener: dis o. Cratty vs Frederiksen; dec sale. CHANCERY-JUDGE HAWES.

Swortfiquer vs Henderson; deflt Mary E. Foster vs Ferrick; rl defts plead to amd bill in 6 Dunfee vs Springer; dis inj bond cancelled, lv with inj bond Schneidewend vs Schniedewend; ord as Heistercamp vs Heistercamp: ri complans in 20 Smith Smith ord deft vacated, lv ans Kahn vs Raphael: deft Philip Raphael and Moritz Newman want ans-191, Lindblom vs Vankirk two ords as prepared Neill vs Hanna: defit John T. Hanna want ans to and Hedeuberg vs McNally; deft Mary and John McNally, Henry P. George. Frederick H.

and Julia A. Engers vs Kleina; deft Anna Ag! Ins Co V8 Keeney: ly and making Annie Smith and Geo, P. Smith party defts, ord sums Same vs Same; same Winston vs Stanley; ord as prepared. Adcock vs Simmons; dec sale- 5,687, Gates Vs Kallen; deo sale. CIRCUIT.

NEW SUITS. Lowry vs Andrew H. Deam et al. Bill to forfeit contract. F.

Heart Vs City of Chi, Peopies' Gas Light and Coke Co, Wm. Karppo, et al. Case, $20,000. T. McClure Coolidge, attys.

Cont of judgt, $217. McCoy Kiley Gertrude F. Burke. C. Howe v5 Keily, Gertrude attys, F.

Burke. Same, $292. Same attys. Diouby vs Julia A. Loula.

Cont of judgt, $208.40. Newell Camp. attys. VS Albin Greiner and Joseph Ives, Repln, $3,00. J.

M. Beverley, atty. B. Coit vs West Chicago Street Railroad Co. Case, $10,000.

Weigley, Bulkley Gray, attys. B. Panama vs Louis sky, Appeal. Livingston vs John Jensen et al. Bill to foreclose trust deed for $1,000.

Albert Loeb, solr. Korab vs Anton G. Korab. Bill for divorce for cruelty and desertion. J.

C. Trainor, solr. Suppressed. R. Scales vs City of Chicago.

Case, $2,000. Walker Judd, atsys. Hofka vs aud WR Co. Case, $10,000. W.

E. Buckuer, atty. Hofka vs Chicago and Co. Case, $10,000. W.

E. Buckner, atty. E. Ames vs Andrew Lakowski. Appeal.

B. Felsenthal, trustee, et al vs Gustavus Aeppli et al. Bill to foreclose trust deed for $10,000. Felsenthal D'Ancona, solrs. H.

Carr vs Chas. H. Smith. Conf of fudgt, $2.025. Knight Brown, attys.

Mig Co vs Wm. Landesman and C. R. Matson, Appeal. Eunice A.

Pomeroy Jennie 8. and George H. Welton and Thomas B. Kinney. Bill to set aside deed.

Miller, Starr Leman, soirs. 91.497-Wm. H. Holden et al vs Frank 'C. num et al.

Bill to foreciose trust deed for $15,000. Holden Buzzell, attys. 91.498-Franz Amberg vs Geo. P. Wright Son.

Asst, $7,000. Wm. Vocke, atty. 91.499-Ellen A Sullivan, admi, vs Lite Ins Co. Asst.

$700. Arthur B. Wells atty. Zimmerman Vs W. H.

Warren. Appeal. St. P. Thomas et al vs Asabel Gage.

Bill to remove cloud. Roberta, Hutchinson Thomas, solrs. Suppressed. Garden City Equitable and Assn vs Frank Shenton et al. Bill to foreclose trust deed for $1,000.

Julius Stern, solr. Taylor vs Maritz Gallinger et al. Bill to cancel chattel mortgage property at 188 Monroe st. L. H.

Craig, soir. BR 662-Harriet McCard Allen V8 Reginald Austin et al. Petn to establish title. Holden Buzzell, soirs. Suppressed United States Net and Twine Co Charles Plotke.

Repla $312.74. Hoyne, Follansbee O'Connor, attys, Mauro vs L. F. Nessell. B111 for acetg R.

J. Duggan, solr. LAW--JUDGE TUTHILL, Rummler vs Hoffman: lv piff Ale and deft plead in 9 ds-275, Huling et al vs Whitefeld; ri plf reply to addni plea by May 26-- 11,823. Walker Vs Montgomery et al; lv I. D.

and Geo. F. Montgomery withd plea in abatement and plead over in 10 Sandstrom vs Chi City By Co; Hedstrom vs Lundberg; piff remits $2.70 from judgt. Hinkley vs Fisher: judgt on defit Ryerson vs Howland et al; judgt on deflt $824, spl exec. LAW -JUDGE CLIFFORD.

International vs Oakford et al; deft and judgt against Thomas set aside, set for June Siegel et al vs Donohue et 'al: demr to narr ovid, ri plead in 5 Siegel et al vs Com Fire Ins Co; Siegel et el vs Com Mut Fire Ins Co: mo to strike narr from dies and dis suit ovid, rl deft plead in 5 1s- 91,494, Cari VS Smith; judgt on conf for $2,025, set aside, suit dis c. Peters vs Clark; judgt on ver $308.89 entd as of Dec. 3. LAW--JUDGE M'CONNELL. Orders-827, Lotto vs N.

C. St. Ry. ver deft guilty, das $3,000, mo Phae ve Phillips: Tv change name to Rhue, lv amd 758, Ely vs Ruck; Rosa Ruck deposits $500, with cik, rl P. P.

Co. vs C. V. By. two orders as prepared Laskowski vs Ill.

Steel dis Thomsen vs Baldwin; lv piff file bill of part in 9 de, deft to plead in 19 Ulsamer vs Bachman; dis Ryerson V8 Howland: lv shft amd return on attch C. Lith. Co. Vs. Osborn; mo to set aside deft and judgt Folstaff Va Grenier; dis Coit Co.

vs Raber; ord alias sei Jewell vs A. Pte. dis c. VS Rood; judgt on defit $499.59. LAW--JUDGE DRIGGS.

Friend VS Conley- John Arnd vs Lamm; reinstated and placed on Schneider vs Selweski; ver deft not guilty, mo Dennis et al vs AIford: death of S. L. Frank Curry St dis Shaffer VS Same: Burton vs Noonan; ver prop in plit. Commercial Natl Bk VS Meyer Sons Co: judgt on deft Bingham vs Smith; judgt on ver Young vs Consolidated Fire Ins Co; judgt on deft $500; 2.535, Cold Blast Co vs Eggers: judgt on ver $348.93. CHANCERY-JUDGE TULEY.

Orders-2'914, Fulton V8 Howland; lv deft withd demr and file plea instr. rl compl reply in 10 McConnell vs Ritchie; defit cert Scott vs Scott: ord that aly hereafter be paid into ct, rl show cause contd to Fisher V6 Green; deft as to George W. Miller, bill dis want eq and appld-140, Smith vs Alley; passed on 5 ds Cottage Grove B. L. Assn vs Aube et al; deft Cottage Grove B.

L. Assn to bill of Cottage Grove Mtg Co. 4,472, Handel Handel; Raddatz vs Ried; lv file amd answer in 5 De Vries vs De Vries; rl show cause contd to May 26 Atlinson Vs Atkinson; Bridge v8 Anderson et al: Frederick Wilkinson apptd al for Emma J. Drury vs Berg et al; deft Mr. and Mrs.

Louis A. Berg, W. L. Prettyman, trustee, and Parke E. Simmons, suc in trust, ref McMurGy-209, Gurgel vs Gurgel; passed on 3 ds notice.

CHANCERY--JUDGE COLLINS. Wilcox V8 Wilcox: deft-206, Higgins vs Mulrey; lv Harriet Aobot file petn. 20 ds for Swartz and Higgins to ans, ord sums to new Sheldon vs Donovan: death of compl sugg, extrs sub, lv and bill instr making addni defis, ord Brenock vs A Co; lv and bill instr, 10 ds to Day vs Eaton; lv withd demr and ans filed instr People vs Ins recr settle cert Start vs Sullivan; rl plead to amd bill in 5 Deimel V8 Deimel; lv Kraus Mayer and Stein file petn, rl recr and all parties abj to entry of ord thereon by Asso vs Kode; mas rept sale and distn Gore vs Heffron; mo to set aside deft of Heffron Miller VS Byrne; mo to dis inj Ludlow Smith; ord making B. Smith Sons compits. Divorce Marie Cabelka from Martin Cabelka: for cruelty.

CHANCERY--JUDGE HORTON. Orders-B 649, Sarah Saltonstall vs all whom: deft, ref Brans vs Lehbin et al; George H. Sherling apptd a Bain V8 Morse; ref Leichsenring Marble Co; bill dis as to deft William Williams, ref Williams V8 Thwing Electric Co et al; deft Henry Lamson; M. W. Du Bois, F.

H. Thwing, Phillip Hickler, William J. Bohn, James Lornsbury, and L. B. Thwing-B 628, Stinson Oubrmann: ly open dep of Margaret Henry V8 Beckwith; death of deft John L.

Du Breail suge, Elizabeth Ann Du Breuil and Daniel J. Hubbard admrs sub, ans of John L. Du Breuil to stand. Des Jardins vs Fry; final Schimanski vs Schimanski; final partitionB 630, McFarlane vs McCord; final doc. COUNTY.

NEW SUIT. and Pacific Co vs Cooper et al. Petn to condemn. E. Walker, atty.

BEFORE JUDGE SCALES. Rubovits Bros vs Wander; ver for deft. das $40, mo a In re J. J. Hamlin; rl assg Ale rept in 10 In re Packard Fish; assg ord file rept by May In re Johnston Peters: ord disailg clm of Hooper set aside, cim alid for $500, rl F.

W. and Sarah A. Dickerman ans aseg's excs to elms in 10 In re Louis Meyer; ord dischg Cudany Packing Co vs lv garn and ans by showing date of service, mo Kimball garn to be dischg on ans W. W. Co vs Hendrickson; ord dis set aside, reinstated, set for May In re Consolidated Fire Ins Co: petu of assg for ord restraining Peter Young from prosecuting, suit in Circuit Court Jonas et al vs Schraeder; deflt of deft, judgt of In re Consolidated Ice Co: rl 858g ans petn of John Featherstone Sons and Ale rept by May 25 or show In re W.

A. Prior: Burton Harris alid $150 for People vs Carlson; deft alld to go on paymt of $8 and costs and promise to pay $8 per weekIn re Arthur B. Webb; ver insane, ord comt to Kankakee. Hubbard vs Halligan; judgt on fdg. $96, and appld.

PROBATE. BEFORE JUDGE KOHLSAAT. Wills--Estate Jerusha N. Hooker; will proved. letters to Frances Elizabeth Ely, bond Isabella Fischer; will proved, letters to Edward 3.

Fischer, bond $14,000 -Estate Samuel K. Rowan; will proved, letters to Anna J. Rowan, bond August Tore Norman: will proved, letters to John A. Lindgren, bond Pauline Goldman; will proved, letters to Bernard Goldmau, bond ters with will annexed to Maurice J. Dornly, Margaret Geary; will proved, letbond $500-Estate Wilhelmine Hoyerman; will proved, letters to William Hoyerman, bond 000; prf hrsap.

Administrations--Estate Swan Hokansan; letteas to Edward Fairchild, bond Estate Margaret Cormody: letters to Daniel Daley, bond Eugene Hoteldt; letters to Clara Hofeldt, bond $13,500. Guardianship -Estate Abraham Grassman et al; Orders letters to Babette Schwab, bond $8,600. -Est Klement Vittner: prf hrshp -Est -Est Friederick C. Henzel: same -Est Sophia Hale: same Mary Marsh: same- Est Anton Hass: same -Est Hiram Bennett; same Est Jerusha N. -Est Hooker Jan same -Est Charles settled W.

Northup; settled Czeszka: -Est Michael 0 Connell; settled--Est Walter H. Thomas et al; final and accts current of guard apprd -Est Irwin S. Jacobson: individual acts appvd- Est Bertha Klemme; acct apprd -Est Lars A Pederson; deo sale- -Est Jacob Tenfel: dec sale -Est Thomas J. Jones; dec sale- -Est James M. Hill: dec saleEst Jasper sale conf- -Est Wilhelm Brahst: sale cont- -Est Mary Raym; deo sale--Est Vaciar Kalar; dec sale- -Est Barbara Biers: sale contEst John Sheedy; sale contEst Junius P.

Wright; cim C. H. Jordan Co 840 auld- Est Karel Stasenka; sale conf--Est August a Sickel; cim Detroit White. Lead Wks $114.05 Otto Johnson: sale conf. APPELLATE.

SECOND DISTRICT. OTTAWA, May Telegram.Opinions have this day been fled in the foilowine cases in Appellate Court: Moorehouse City of Dixon: reversed and remanded; Chicago, Wilmington and Vermillion Coal Company vs Peterson, reversed and remanded; Bussell VS Thomas, affirmed; Town of Sheldon vs Barry, affirmed; Edwards vs Martin, reversed and remanded; Brownlee vs Village of Alexis. reversed and remanded; People ex rel vs Davis, affirmed; Aultman Co vs Silvis, reversed and remanded; County of McHenry vs Town of Dorr affirmed; O'Leary vs Bradford, affirmed; JohnSon Stinger, reversed and remanded; Co Vs Maxon, affirmed; Mettler V8 Craft, reversed and remanded with directions: Steel vs Shafer. reversed and manded; Oberne, Rosick Co vs Baum, affirmed; Piano Mfg Co vs Parmenter, reversed and remanded; Rippontrop vs Doctor, affirmed; Sechler Carriage Co V8 O'Neil, reversed; Wilson ys Dowse, affirmed: Martin vs Jamison, reversed and remanded; Cloidt vs Beaumont, amrmed; Metz VS Wood affirmed: Van Nostrand VS Mealand, affirmed; Freeman vs Arnold, affirmed; City of Rock Island' vs McEniry, affirmed; Wilson vs Challis. affirmed; Christman V8 Bay, affirmed; Hanks vs The People, reversed and remanded; Huber vs Schmacht, affirmed; Westphal vs Austin, reversed and remanded.

MICHIGAN SUPREME. LANSING, May Telegram.Supreme Court opinions filed: Seip Brewing Co vs McKittrick; Bresson vs Mussulman; Etheridge Wispor, reversed; People Johnson; Cooks VS Stafford; Hutchinson vs Smith; O'Connor V8 O'Connor Varden vs Ritchie. In Madden Lumke verdict set aside verdict for plaintiff, In people vs Hughes McManus, in assignment, Geo. T. Smith Middlings Purifier Co.

modified and afi rned. Cases Heard Spoon vs The Chicago and West Michigan Rail way Co (two cases); James Converse vs David P. Clay This et al: Edward E. Wooley vs Edgar A. Crane.

exhausts the docket for April, The June term commences June 2. INDIANA SUPREME. INDIANAPOLIS, May Tele-The Supreme Court rendered the following decisions to-day: 15,052, John Har Hewitt vs Dayton H. Fenstmaker, treasurer, Henry C. affirmed: 15,077, George L.

Reynolds vs Austin Quick, Warren C. amried; 15,130, Alexander Brigaton et al vs John W. White. Clay C. reversed; 16,016, Charles Hacker vs August Conrad, C.

appellant ordered to enter marginal notes on transcript and die full brief within twenty days and failing, appeal to be dismissed. HELP WANTED-MALE. Miscellaneous. COMMERCIAL MEN TO handle side line: no samples. Call Friday and Saturday, 15 Dearborn until 6 evenings and Sunday, 2 to 5 p.

Hotel Cortland. 16 Chicago, or Mich. address one week, E. T. BRILL.

Kalamazoo, A YOU A you furnish GENTLEMAN bond or AND reference? A RAT- If BANK OF NORTH AMERICA. Bix money want you to represeut the OPERATIVE you. Address M. W. BRADY.

Manager. Birmingham. Ala. WANTED AN management of ASSISTANT a OR CLERK tablished hotel who can furnish $3,000 cash. To reliable man a good salary will be paid.

Address 96. Inter Ocean. TO REPRESENT the MANUfacturers line, the Northwest or Pacific coast agency. 69. Inter Ocean.

Boys. GOOD BOY TO CARRY THE Ocean. I boy that attends school preferred. JOHN H. JOHNSON.

R. 209 Inter Ocean Bide. HELP WANTED-FEMALES. Domestic. small GIRL family: FOR wages GENERAL Inquire HOUSE- 4806 WANTED Champlain av.

SITUATION WANTED- Miscellaneous. SITUATION experienced WANTED- lady house RE-ENGAGEMENT keeper. book keeper, or any position truet in hotel or otherAddress M. Wellington Hotel. AGENTS WANTED.

JUST tising OUT device -MOST known. WONDERFUL Sells to ADVERever every IDerchant and mfr. Splendid employment. Big pay. Steady work.

Inclose stamp. Arc Mtg. Racine, Wis. (RAND PALACE HOTEL, CLARK AND furnished: elevator night: weekly: transients 60c Turkish baths 5uc; table d'hote 50c: 4 minutes from Court House. GONE st: EUROPEAN absolutely HOTEL, 266 Rooms TO $1.00 274 per day and upward.

N. D. LAUGHLIN, Mgr. PHOTOGRAPHS. 12 cabinets STUDIO, 11x14 389 crayon, STATE STREET.

12 cabinets and 1 lito-size crayon. $5. Flowers and lace for the toilet. TYPEWRITERS. TYPEWRITER HEADQUARTERS.

av 144 May move now is the time to secure barxains: renting and repairing a specialty. Telephone 2.821. BUSINESS CHANCE. WANTED -A to take an PARTNER interest in WITH large $10,000 esta b- lished respectable hotel in the heart of the city, baving a large patronage and valuable lease. dress 71.

Inter Ocean. MISCELLANEOUS. STATED OF AND WAREHOUSE ILLINOIS-OFFICE COMMISSION. RAILAt a meeting of the Buard of Railroad and Ware house Commissioners held April 16, 1891, it was Ordered, That that part of Rule One which provides for the establishment of the grades of Turkish Red Winter Wheat shall be amended to read as follows: The grades of Nos. 1, 2, and 3 Hard Winter Wheat shall correspond in all respects with the grades of Noe.

1. and 3 Red Winter Wheat, except that they shail be of the Turkish variety. In case of mixture of Turkish Red Winter Wheat with Red Winter Wheat it shall be graded according to the quality tuereof and classed as Hard Winter Wheat. This amendment shall take effect and be in force on and after July 1, 1891. At a meeting of said Board of Railroad and Warehouse Commissioners held May 16, it was Ordered, That that portion of Rule Three which provides for the grade of No.

4 Coru shall be changed to read as follows: Corn that is badly damaged, damp, or very dirty sbalt be graded no higher than No. Corn that is wet or in heating condition shall not be graded. Ordered That that portion of Rule Six which provides for the grades of Nos. 1 and 2 Barley shall be amended to read as follows: No. 1 Barley shall be sound, plump, bright, clean, and tree from other grain.

No. Barley shall be of healthy color, not sound enough and plump enough for No. 1, reasonably clean and reasonably free from other grain. This amendm ent shall take effect and be in force on and after July 1, 1891. Also, that Rule Seven be amended to read as follows: The word "new" shall be inserted in each certificate of inspection of newly-harvested crop of Osts until the fitteenth day of August; of Rye until the first day of September: of Wheat until the first day of November: of Barley until the first day of May, and of Corn until the first day of June of each year.

This change shall be construed as establishing new grades tor the time specified, to conform to the existing grades of grain in all particulars cept those of condition and the distinction between the new and the old crops. It is provided, however, that when Corn 1s dry enouzh for No. 1 or No. 2 it shall not be classed as "new." ISAAC N. PHILLIPS, JOHN R.

WHEELER, JOHN TANNER. Railroad and Warehouse Commissioners, J. H. PADDOCK. Secretary.

NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS. Bids will be received by the Board of West Chicago Park Commissioners, a their office in Union Park, up to 4 o'clock p.m. of Tuesday, May 26th. 1891, for furnishing all material and doing all the work required in the boulevard improvement of Humbolut boulevard, from North avenue to Western avenue. as follows: 1.

For common filling and black soil 2. For stone curbing. For cedar block paving. For granolithic sidewalk. For trees.

C. For jamp posts. According to plans and specifications on flle in the office of engineer. A deposit will be required with each bid. The board reserve the right to reject any or all bids.

West Chicago Park Commissioners. Cuthbert McArthur, Secretary. FOR MATERIALS AND CON struction of Electricity Building, World's Columbian Exposition. Chicago, May 20,, 1891. proposals will be received at the office of the Chief of Construction of the World's Columbian Exposition.

until 10 clock p.m. on the first day of June. for all the labor and materials that will be required to complete the Electricity Building for the World's Columbian Exposition, in accordance with the and specifications, which will be on file in the Construction Ufice, at Jackson Park, on and after May 20, 1891: Proposals must be made on blanka and enclosed to envelopes furnished by the Construction Department A deposit of certified check for Afty dollars, made payable to the World's Columbian Exposi tion. will be required to insure the return of all drawings to the Jackson Park office, D. H.

BURNHAM, Chief of Construction, Word's Columbian Exposition, 1145 The Rookers," Chicago, Lil. A LL KINDS done and UF old TAR roots AND repaired GRAVEL by J. ROOF Wilkes Ford, 168 Washington street, nonz TO RENT. North Side -Houses. RENT-271 LA SALLE AV -BROWN.

stone front. 13 rooms and cellar. SON. Room 209, 130 Dearborn st. Rooms.

TO bright rooms. All conveniences. FURNISHED, 219 Ohio CLEAN. st MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS. BUY OF THE MANUFACTURERS, CHICKERING-CHASE BROS.

CO. This being the house of Sons and Chase purchasers will ad vantage of buying from first hands. and a stock of four hundred pianos to select from. Consisting of the famous Chickering; THE FAMOUS CHICKERING, THE FAMOUS CHICKERING, universally acknowledged to be the artistio stand. ard of the world.

THE ARTISTIC STANDARD OF THE WORLD, THE ARTISTIC STANDARD OF THE WORLD. Concert Grande In cases (Rosewood. Mahogany, Parlor Grands of new Burl and Java Walnut, Bijou Grands and novel Antique Oak. Cherry, Baby Grands designs in Hungarian Ash. Birch, Satin wood.

THE CLLEBRATED CHASE BROS. PIANOS in new cases and all the fancy woods. The superb Wissner Pianos in Rosewood, Mahogany, Oak, and Walnut cases, and the old reliable Mathushek Son pianos. We have an enormous stock of second-hand pianos, which we desire to close out at exceedingly low prices. Come early and take your choice.

In the stock are: Grands- Chickering, Decker, Steinway and Hallet Davis. Uprights- Chickering, Steinway, Hardman, Weser, Baker. Sohmer, Knabe. Weber, Hallet Davis, Girdon, Hale and Steck. Seventy-fine square pianos of the leading makers at prices ranging from forty dollars upward.

Unlimited guarantee with every Chickering and Chase Bros, All others warranted five years. Every piano guaranteed as represented or money refunded. Cash or monthly payments. New pianos for rent: rent allowed if purchased. CHICKERING-CHASE BROS.

00., 219-421 Wabash av. FRANK H. KING, Manager. MAKE HOME ATTRACTIVE! MAKE HOME ATTRACTIVE! MAKE HOME ATTRACTIVE! HOW? By visiting the four large warerooms and numerous display parlors of LYON. POTTER CO.

LION. POTTER co, LYON, POTTER CO. 174 ard 176 Wabash av. and selecting a piano or organ. Our prices and terms are such that NO FAMILY Need be without a strictly reliable instrument and that will last a lifetime.

Whether you wish to invest $50 or $1.000 You will And our assortment in all grades the most complete. In addition to being the only authorized representatives in Chicago and the Northwest for the STEINWAY PIANOS, STEINWAY PIANOS, STEINWAY PIANOS, We also carry a full line of the well-known A. B. CHASE, KURTZMAN, G. W.

LYON, LESTER, WEBSTER, and other reliable instruments. Old pianos and organs taken in exchange. LION. POTTER 00.. 174 176 Wabash av.

YON HEALY'S CARDThis week the buyer looking for GOOD secondband pianos will find 1n our assortment the following: UPRIGHTS. 1 Emerson, 2 Fischer. a 1 Kimball (new scale), (cabinet grand), 1 Lester, 5 Lyon Healy, Steinway: (style E), 8 pedals). SQUARES. 1 Knabe, 2 steinway, 2 Bauer.

3 Mathusek. 1 Hallet Davis. 1 and others GRANDS. 1 Fischer (but little used), 1 Kroeger. At present are crowded for room in our piano low prices.

while the terms will be practically left department, and will sell these instruments at very to the purchaser. New pianos for hire. Pianos tuned and moved. We are now showing a really superb stock of new pianos, i' cluding the KNABE. FISCHER, NEW ENGLAND, AND PEASE.

and urge all intending buyers to examine hibit before finally ceciding. Correspondence Invited from those unable to visit our ware-rooms. LYON HEALY, State and Monroe streets. GREAT CLEARING OF SALE SECOND-HAND PIANOS. We have Afty square pianos that must be sold: 4 at $25, $35, $40, 830.

6 at $35. $65, $75. 20 at $90, $100. $110, $120. 20 at $125, $130, $140.

$150. We also have number of UPRIGHT PIANOS. Prices ranging $125 to $275. MAKERS- Weber. Chickering.

Steck, Emerson, Kimball, Steinway, Decker. etc. This stock will be sold VERY LOW PRICES. EASY TERMS. We will allow price paid for any of the above.

within two years, toward any new piano sold NEW PIANOS. Elegant stock of HALLET DAVIS EMERSON. cash or on time payments. KIMBALL Every piano fuily warranted, LOWEST PRICES. EASY TERMS.

W. W. KIMBALL 243-253 Wabash av. ESTEY CAMP. BARGAINS IN SECONDHAND PIANOS, Upright.

Square. 2 240 1 Decker 225 2 250 Hazleton 140 190 1 Albrecht. 160 300 1 Geo. 140 Ester 240 1 Estey Camp. 125 200 1 J.

P. 100 A. 50 TUNING, POLISHING, AND REPAIRING, CASH OR TIME PAYMENTS. ESTEY CAMP. 233 State st.

49, 51. and 53 Jackson st. BAUER PIANOS- JACOB BROS. PIANOS. A splendid stock of these favorite instruments in walnut, mahogany, oak.

at manufacturers' prices and on terms to suit. Second-hand square pianos at from $30 up. Uprignt pianos at $110. $150, and upward. New and second-hand pianos for rent at lowest rates: one years' allowed in case of a purchase JULIUS BAUER 156-158 bash av.

IN ADDITION WORLD- TO THE RENOWNED STECK We are general agents for that POPULAR IVERS POND, with its patent soft stop. CONOVER COLBY, SMITH BARNES, and JEWETT PIANOS. Sold en reasocable terms to suit purchasers. Also a lot of second hand upright and square pianos. consisting of Chickering, Steinway, Knabe, Son, Fisher, Behr and a fine Henry F.

Miller, nearly new. New pianos to rent. Reed's Temple of Musio, AYRES WYGANT Proprietors. 182-184 Wabash INSTRUCTION. ARITHMETIC.

spelling, WRIT. thorougly taught at the Metropolitan Business College; experienced teachers, pleasant rooms, and a thor. ough course of study. Powers Building, Michigan ay and Monroe st. (HICAGO THE PEOPLE'S College, Elegant new building 18-26 Van Buren st.

Academic, business. and shorthand classes daily: evening classes: all branches till May 30. New gymnasium, including natatorium, hand-ball court. bowling alleys. unsurpassed.

HOUSEHOLD GOODS. CASH PAID FOR USED FURNITURE. CARU pets. entire furniture of hotels. and pri vate residences a specialty.

T. P. 21 Park Warren ave. FINANCIAL. GREENEBAUM and SONS- 118 La BANKERS Salle st.

LOANS MADE ON CHICAGO REAL ESTATE AT LOWEST RATES. MONEY good TO security LOAN from ON $10 to FURNITURE $200. Call OR or address Flat 4 No. 3 Warren ave. FORD.

FOUND. ROOM in AND private BOARD family FOR of two. TWO Flat 4. GENTLE No. 8 POUND -PAWN TICKET CALLING FOR diamond ring.

Address, describing same, C. V. SHEPHERD, Memphis, Tean, FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE. North Side. A New payments: house and lot at Irving bath-room: Park: only $2.800: GREAT BARGAINeasy brick city water.

basement, east front, best bargain in Chicaro; call at office right away: don't miss it. A. H. HILL 00. 165 Washington st.

North Side. SALE BARRY AV. N. F. NEAR THE Lake Shore drive.

75x166 ft to alley, cheap. C. U. GORDON 115 Dearborn st, Suburban, BARGAIN60 acres between Blue Island and Harvey, Joining the Spalding tract. From owners, 68.

Inter Ocean. TOR SALE- BEAUTIFUL HOMES AT CHI CARO La $1,550. $1,900. $2,350. $3.000 $3,600, $4.500.

6100 $500 cash. and $15 to $50 month. These are the cheapest, desirable houses in the city. No saloons: 60 fare: good schools: free. pleasant JOHN society: F.

EBERHART, for occupancy: FOR room SALE--AT residence: all EDGEWATER- improvements. oak rior, decorated: furnace; $5,000: easy terms: investigate. BAKER, Edgewater, or 1303 Chamber of Commerce. $700 CHOICES of the Ridge, near Belmonton the Ridge. Investigate this.

IBOGUE, YOUNG 00.. 1104 Chamber of Commerce. lots SALE- GLEN ELLEN HALF-ACRE each: one-fifth cash, 6 per cent. This property is high, rolling, and pioturesque, having an elevation of 200 feet above lake: p'ats and particulars furnished. Will show property tree every Dearborn W.

H. st. W. Room A. PRIDMORE.

115 and 124. TOR SALE-BY THE OWNERS -HOMES Dear Garfield boulevard (Fifty-fifth street station on C. E. I. R.

R. Call on agent at new houses at Englewood, on easy terms: $2.000 to $5,000: and Wallace, or BYRNE SHEERIN, 32, 84 Washington street. FOR Glencoe SALE lots. ON 50x179 MONTHLY $250; houses PAYMENTSft: $830 to 84,000. CULVER, 61 LaSalle st.

FOR block with -SOUTH about 260 CHICAGO-10 fronting LOTS Av G. IN feet on near the intersection of 102d st and Indiana boulevard, to a 14-ft alley. These very valuable lots can now be bought at a bargain. Apply to L. C.

SMITH, 3634 Ellis Park. $15 PER FOOT. Washington WORTH Heights. 820- This will double inside of one year. 1104 BOGUE.

Chamber of YOUNG Commerce. CO. BARGAIN FOR LOTS CASH. IRVING THIS PARK. WEEK ONLYInside city: fine location for a home: worth $450 each: take the two for A.

H. HILL CO: $155 Washington st. FOR homes, SALE 7 to 12 rooms: BRAINE: one D- decided DELIGHTFUL bargain. BRAINERD. 65, 232 LaSalie st.

OR -MODERN HOUSES and flats West Side and in Englewood by the owner. JOHN R. PARKER, 709 Tacoma Building. Miscellaneous. FOR METER.

SALE Cor. BY Clark and STRASBURGER Chicago or AND room VAN 23 Reaper Block: 79 Larrabee st, brick store and flats: corner lot 67 teet front. Rents for 6816; price. $8.950. Corner 7th avenue and 99th st: partly improved.

$1.500. Uboice corner. 1001132. $1,350. 12-room houses, Ohio At, desirable location, $11.000.

Lake Shore lot, near Oak, $350 per foot. Country. GREAT SALE OF MANUFACTURING PROPERTY IN SPRINGFIELD, OHIO. On Tuesday, June 23. 1891, the celebrated "East Reaper and Mower Manufacturing Plant of Whitely, Passler Kelley, with tools and machinery.

will be offered for sale at public auction. This property consists of forty-four acres of real estate. covered with manufactories. waret ouses, malleable-iron shops, fouudries, steel-works, and rolling-mill. conveniently located ou East street, in the City of Springfeld.

Ohio. adjoining the 'Big Four" and Ohio Southern Railways, and with private tracks leading thereto: and will be effered for sale as a whole, and also in parcels. it can be divided so as to mage numerous shops, each having suitable grounds and railroad tacilities. The buildings are of brick, slate-roofed, and nearly new, with and line-shafting in perfect order. and are stocked with all kinds of machinery and tools the best description for working in wood and iron.

The entire manufacturing plant is appraised at 374,700.00, and the tools and portable machinery at of personal property. cash; for real estate. cash, and the balance in one two years, secured by a mortgage on the premises sold and bearing 6 per cent. interest. Fuller information can be obtained by applying for circular.

GEORGE H. FREY. Receiver. springfiela, Ohio, MEDICAL. FRANCIS OSBALDESTON'S of massage and Swedish movements, 38, 75 East Madison st.

Est. 1882. N. no connection with any other establishment outside New York City assuming either the same or any other name. lessly, free.

no interruption business or pleasure. HABIT CURED AT HOMES PAIN. Book MEEKER MEDICINE CO. :60 S. Ciark st.

DR. CARROLL, Consultation SPECIALTY, Madison DISEASES OF cor Stat HORSES AND CARRIAGES. S. COOPER. UNION STOCK YARDS.

CHIof horses on Wednesdays and Fridays, Private cago, hold. 2 great semi-weekly suction sales sales daily. City buyers and wholesale dealers invited. FOR SALE- -A LARGE AL stock of heavy draft and driving horses. 490 and 492 W.

Van Buren. MATIHEW SMALL. FOR tucky, SALE load combination ARRIVED horses: FROM also KEN- fine pair coach horses: pr Cobs. CROSSMAN'S livers. 416 W.

Randolph st. STOCKHOLDERS' MEETING. Secretary. Chicago, May 8, 1891. MEETING- THE ANpual meeting of the stockholders of 'he Wickes Refrigerator Company, of Chicago, will be held at the offices of the company, Auditorium Building, Chicago.

at 12 o'clock noon. June 1891. GEO, F. BROWN, Secretary. BUSINESS PERSONAL GIVEN AWAYAN OUTFIT FOR CLEANING DIAMONDS.

Dont't fail to get one. A complete stock of Diamonds at importer's prices. Trade terms. Goods delivered on Arst payment. GEO.

E. MARSHALL. Importer, 110-112 Wabash GOODRICH STEAMERS. Daily for Racine, Milwaukee, Sheboygan Manitowoc, Ludington, and Manistee 7:00 pm Daily for Grand Haven, Muskegon. Grand 7:30 1 Dm For Green Bay, Escanada, Manistique and way ports, and Friday 7:00 pm exc.

Office and Dock foot Michigan av. RAILROAD TIME TABLES. Illinois Central. CENTRAL Depots. Lake, Twenty.

second, and Thirty-ninth st. Ticket offices. 194 R.R. Clark st. ROUTE must Trains be for taken the at depot West foot of Lake st.

Trains, Leave. Arriye. Chicago New Orleans Lim :45 New Chicago Orleans Fast $3:15 :00 a pm 2:20 a St. L. Louis Now and Orleans Texas Express 88:40 a :20 Kankake and Bloomington :25 Kankakee Gliman Springfeld 8:40 :20 Rockford, Dubuque, Sioux City Sioux Falls Fast Line $1:30 81:00 pm a Rockford, Dubuque Sioux City Rockford Express Freeport 84:20 $11:80 pm 810:30 a Freeport a Dubuque Rockford 7:30 Saturday nights run to Dubuque only bDaily except Monday.

except Sunday, Bloux City to Dubuque: Dubuque Chicago, Daily. Daily except Sunday. Chicago Erie Railroad. (LATE CHICAGO ATLANTIC). Ticket offices 242 South Clark and Dearborn Station, Polk corner Fourth av.

New York, Boston, and Phila- Leave. Arrive. delphia 18:25 a New York and Boston Vestibale 18:50 Lima, Marion and :30 a 05:40 Jamestown and Buffalo VestiLimited, Judson 18:50 pm bule North Accommodation. pm 1 9:40 Columbus. Jamestown and Buffalo Through 18:25 a Chicago, Mil wankee and St.

Paul Railway, Trains leave Union Station, Canal and Adama 5:80 streets. For Milwaukee, St. Paul and Minnes polis: P.M.: 18:00 A. 11:00 111:30 P.M.: A. M.

For kee: P. 13:00 P. 5:30 P. For 17:30 Omaha and 11:00 Sioux P. Sunday only, 8:80 A.M.

City: $6:00 P.M. 11:10 P. For 207 time Clark to other points apply City Ticket office, street. or at Union Station. (Daily, except Sandas.

BIG FOUR ROUTE. ninth Depots ets. foot of Lake, and ThirtyTicket Offices at Depots and 234 Clark st All trains daily. Leave. Arrive.

Indianapolis cinatti Louisville Day Ex.9:50 a 5:15 pm Do. Night .......8:16 pm 7:30 a CHICAGO, ST. PAUL, KANSAS CITY BY. -Trains Grand Central Station at 6 p. m.

daily: in sacent Sun. Arrive 0:08 and 10:40 D. 2. A MEETING OF THE STOCKHOLDERS of the Chicago Dock and Canal Company will be held at its office, Room 3. 34 Clark street.

Chicago, on Tuesday. June 2. 1891, at 11 o'clock for the purpose of electing officers and directors of said company for the ensuing year. and for such other business as may come before them. EUGENE H.

FISHBUMN, Secretary. RAILROAD Chicago Northwestern tion. Ticket and offices 208 Clark Oakles Avenue depot, corner Wells and ste. Council Trains Leave. Arrive.

pm 2:10 pm ver, Lincoln. Sioux City, :00 pm 8:00 102 and Pacino Coast points $10:30 Dm am St. Black Hills and Wyoming 6:00 pm ain pm 2500 pru Paul, Minneapolis, Ea 4. 6:00 pI a tu Pierre. Claire, Duluth pm pm Madison Aberdeen, Winona.

9:00 am 6:45 pm and Janesvilie pm a am am :00 pm 00 DID Milwaukee and pm pm am Milwaukee, Wankesha.and :00 am min Madison. :30 am Fond du Lao, Oshkosh, :30 :50 :00 DID Neenah, Menominee. 1 610 :00 pIn :25 am Marquette Applet's 10 3:00 pm DIR Oshkosh. Neenah L. :00 pm am Ashland, Hurley and Ironwo'd, DID am Wakefield 110 :00 pm am Freeport, :15 am pm pm pm Rockford via and 7:15 am pm 9:00 am :45 B'loit 6:00 pm :25 am day Sunday Ex.

only. Sunday. Saturday. MOD- on on of if is a Burlington CHICAGO. QUINCY PURLINGTON R.

AND Route and Berths Union and Depot tickets on at 211 Canal Clark st. ba tween Madison and Adams. Trains. Depart. Arrive.

Galesburg and and 18:50 18:50 a am 12:16 16:15 BE Council Bluffs and Josal points $11:45 a $2:15 pm No. 1" to DenRock -treator Rochelle Fails and and and Mend :30 :30 :00 BEBE 110:35 110:35 $8:00 a BEEN Kansas City, St. Joseph. and Archison 45:45 19:15 a Hannibal, Galveston and St. Paul and 16:05 19:15 a Omaha, Council Bits Denver a Desawood apa Black $6:10 $8 500 a Council Bluffs, and McCook.

$10 :30 $1:00 pm Kansas City. St. Joseph, AtchiRon and $10 :30 pm St Paul and :50 110:30 Daily except Sunday. except Sate urday. Wayne route.

Daily. except Sunday. Chicago, Rock Island Pac. Ry. GREAT Passenger Station, Van Buren SLAND one City block Ticket south Office, 104 Board Clark of St.

Trade, ROUTE Illinois Express. and Lowa 8:15 Leave. am 7:10 Arrive. pm Peoria Express. 1 1:30 pm 1:15 pm Spirit Council Lake Bluffs and Dakota Minneapolis Express Ex 1:80 1:30 pm 1:15 1:15 pm Kansas City, St.

Joseph, Atchison, Leaver worth, Denver, Colorado Springs and Pueblo Bolid Vestibule 6:00 pm 9:50 am Omaha Limited 7:00 pm 8:05 Joliet Accommodation 8:20 pm $10:10 Peru Accommodation 4:45 pm am Council Bluffs Night pm 7:15 Minneapolis and Spirit Lake Ex. pm am Peoria Night $11:00 pm 6:20 am Kan. City, St.Jos. Atchison Ex. pm 6.20 am Sunday.

Saturday. TEx. Monday. From Pennsyivanta Station; ennsylvania lines. Madison Canal Chicago.

KIcker Offices, 248 Clark St, and at the Station. Trains leave for New York, Philadelphia, Baltimore, Washington and Pittsburg, at pm. am, am, 3:15 pm, pin. $11:30 pm. For Louisville, Cincinnati, apolis.

and the south, am. $8:20 pm. press trains arrive at Chicago 7:00 am. 7:30 am, Fay :45 am. pm, F15 :00 pm, pm, via Fort Wayne route.

via Pan-Handle 9:30 route THE LAKE SHORE ROUTE HOTELS. LAKE SHORE MICHIGAN SOUTHERN. New York Central Hudson River, Boston Albany RailTrains of depart from Lake Spore depot, Van Buren, head LaSalle as follows. Ticket Offices- 66 Clark al. Van Buren, end 22d st.

depot. Leave. Vrrive. Fast Mall, via 014 Rose $8:00 $9:30 a Boston Day :30 a 6:45 York Boston Fast EL. Vestibule Limited.

:30 Atlantio EL. 4 Boston. :45 Night via Old 1:30 Elkhart and Goshen accom. a Except Sunday, BALTIMORE AND OHIO -Depots Lake Front, foot of Monroe foot of Twenty second Thirty-ninth st. and Hyde Park.

City offices No. 193 Clark st. Leave. Arrive, a 16:10 New York Washington Vestibuled Limi'd New York. Washington.

and Pit's :25 burg Night Pittsburg Limited a 6:55 No extra fares are charged B.k0. limited trains. except Sunday. TCHISON, AND SANTA FE RAILROAD A ins leave from Dearborn Station, corset Dearborn and Polk sts. Ticket office.

212 Clark st. cor. Adams. Leave. Arrive.

St. Louis Peoria 7 1:35 pm Galesburg Ft. Madison DID Pekin and Peoria Joliet and Streator Express. 9:50 am Kansas City 6:00 pm. 9:1531 Denver Ft.

Worth and Galveston St. Louis Red 7:50 am California Fast 3 :30 am Kansas 1 7:50 a Sundas. MICHIGAN CENTRAL. The N. Y.

Niagara C. R. Fails and Trains leave for Detroit. 17:05 a.m.. 19:00 a.m.

89 :25 p. tor Kalamazoo, 14:50 p. for Grand Rapids. via New Buffalo, a. p.m.: for Grand Rapids.

via Kalamazoo, 13:10 p. for Detroit, Niagara Falls, Buffalo, New York and Boston. p. p.m. Trains arrive 7:05.

8:05 111:20 a. m. 14 4:50. 16:30, "9 p.m. City Ticket Office, No.

67 Clark st. Station, foot of Lake st. "Daily. 1Ex. Sunday.

(Ex. Saturdav. Monday, 1 Chicago Alton-Grand Union Passenger Depot. Canal Street, between Madison and Adams 8ts. TRAINS.

Leave. Arrive. Pacific Kansas Vestibuled 1.15 PM City Denver Vestibuled 6.00 PM 8.45 Kansas City, Colorado Utah Express. 11.90 PM 7.00 St. Louis Vestibuled Limited.

9.00 7.00 Springfield St. Louis Day Express. 9.00 Springfield St. Night 11.20 Joliet Dwight 5.00 PM 9.45 Daily. Daily except Sunday.

Chicago and Grand Trunk Railway. Depot, Dearborn and Polk ste. Ticket offices, 103 S. Clark st. and at depot.

Apply at Ticket Offices for Suburban Train Time-tables. Sunday. Leave. Arrive. Mail and Pacific 8:40 7:30 a Limited 3:00 Day a Atlantic and 2d Pacific 8:15 8:05 a DetroitMt.

Saginaw' 8:15 :30 Funeral $12:00 3:35 Wabash Railroad. Trains leave from Dearborn Station. corner Polk and Dearborn sts. Ticket office, 201 Clark st. except Sunday.

Leave. Arrive. K.City, Peoria Spengfeld 2:30 pm 1:00 pm St. L. Vestibuled :00 pm am Custer Park Essex Accom 4:30 pm 10:10 am St.

Louis, Peoria Tex. 9:05 am 6:00 pm Worth 6:30 am 8:32 am Worth 9:45 am am Worth 2:45 pmt 5:45 pm Wabash Niagara Falls Short Lino. Trains leave from Dearborn Station, corner Polk and Dearborn sts. Oilice, 201 Clark st. DAILY.

Leave. Arrive. New Boston 3:00 pm 10:15 Detroit, York. 10 7:15 Wabash and Canadian Pacific New Line, Trains leave from Dearborn Station, corner Polk and Dearborn sts. Office, 201 Clark st.

DAILY. Leave. Toronto Toronto, Montreal 3:00 pm 10:15 Montreal Local Express 10 :30 pm 7:15 Wisconsin Central Lines (N. olis, Lessee.) $5:00 p. Trains depart 5 p.

for St. Paul and Ore. Minneap: Portland, p.m.: Duluth. Askiand and Iron towns, D. 110:45 $5:00 p.

Chippewa Falls and Eau Claire, 18:00 du a. 25:00 p. m. p. Fond Lao.

Oshkosh, and Neenah :00 p. p. p. Burling. ton, 205 For time-tables apply at city of fice.

Clark or depot, at and Fifth av. (Daily, except Sunday. Chicago and Eastern filinois Ticket offices. 204 Clark and Union Passer Station, Dearborn and Polk sts. Trains: Leave, Arrive.

BOARD. Trains: Leave, Arrive. Evansville Day 17 Evansville Night Line 7:05 a Chicago Nashville Lam. Chicago Attica 89:55 a Except Sunday. Depot, Dearborn Stai MONON ROUTE Ticket tion.

No. 73 Clark street. Feb. 8 1891. Leave, Arrive, Indianapolis and Cincinnati.

9:30 a Indianapolis and Cincinnati. Electric" Lafayette and and Lou Louisville. 7:30 vette $10 trains daily To Grand Rapids, Grand Haven, HICAGO kegon, Saginaw, Traverse City -leave 1006 of Lake Week days 9:00 am, 14:40 pm, 11:15 pm; Sundays pm. Get tickets via West Michigan route at 67 Clark st. "Sleepers to Grand Rapide to Grand Rag.