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i ALL SHAPES AND SIZES Els Horses as "Well as Small That Trot Fast. BIG KANSAS TROTTER. Trust Funds "Well Managed Secretary Steiner. by A Race HorM But Not Bwyvrs Frequently Taken In. Si It hu lonr sine become aa edar that trotter eorne ln all shape sad alsee.

Bed Wilkes womld be takes any Mm for ml draft horse of rather aa Inferior qaality, beinr hearr enough la tha Udy tad broad eaoer aeroaa tha hipa to peas far a repreaentaUra of ooe of th beery breeds, altboagh hU leg are too light aad clean for a Shir or Clyde. Ia it of hi else ha wa considerable of a trotter, aad baa sired aaora speed thaa aay son of George Wilkes. WUtoa, en tha other hand, also a son of Georr Willie, aad air of th ham plow 4-year-old Monoette Is a dapper Utile pony-built not aa larr area aa his sir, who eharaeteriaed for aaaay year as "BUI Elnvroon Potty antil he achieved name aad faate ia spite of tha handicap. Nancy Bell Vara, 9 Alls, Direet, pacer, aad Jay-Eye-See, are all of small sUe. while Kremlin, frOT'i; Martha CTllkee, SKK; BaaoL, SrOSV.

Allertott, arTOV.and Nelson, a.10, are largo. aereral of then belnr orer eiiteen bands high. IlwM of laawn Slaa. The largest trotter, belle-re, that ever lieli championship booan was 3l--. who seen red the beat record for a 4-resr-old stallion la 1).

when he trotted th track al Lexin-lo la the above time. Ila was a aoa of M-aaxbrtno Chief, a hone that cava a coarse head to nearly all of hia celt, aad his dam was a large, eoarse snare of an traced breed-Imt. Mrs. Caudle, that has slaea bacons gull famous, bat front aelther ski of tho family. It "rldrat.

where Krlc oe seenrad hla extreme aim. He was aa enormously larr boras, standing eighteen hands high with heavy toes, larr Mala aad feet, and a bead that waa larger. eva la proportion taaa aia body. ne aare-enouch trotter, howeror. aad a par area salt, covering the -round la tack easy snaaoer aa to be aereivtag la respect to hia rata of speed.

(Ma ine ia las wld bat thia nsi aaettar of ala prevented hia training on for a aauch lower record, f.jc als owner believed tbat be might bo Injured and wer aatlaflod to hare him rest oa hat 4-vear-old honors. Maay rood anaree that would hare been bred to a bora of hi speed ad of ordinary conformation were turiieil away br hi erowth and covnatM. Oddly eaousra. two of a fastest oae oa the tort last year are hia descendant, bell Vara a aaad- aoma. racy.lsoking anar of lesa thaa ordinary ia.

being ant of oo of hla daughters, white one of his ana aired th dam of the handsome Moqoetie A Blr turn Trotter. One of the larrest bone that has attained any decree of fwocnineac lately is too Kan bred stallioa Palsy Cnrtla A a S-year-td be measured M.J hands orer tha withers sad 17.1 hand orer the hipa. When measured aa a -year-old he waa found to be hands over the withers and 17.1 orer the hipa. His size wa aaasoal aa a colt aad when a yearling be was aa lanrs aa the ordinary I la hla yearling form be trotted to a record of :S3.wbtca was the best at that time for Kasaa colt. Th toilowtug year he reduced bis record to nos- nateatea ia a xsesi viioer year.

Ha waa not rti in aia form -aad- atarted la but B-rear-old two rare la both of which ha waa defeated. Tha colts of hi atce that were belter thaa he last ear were few Indeed, for be won sis out of th area rarea In which ho ataned aad took hia record of in tha second neat off Considering hia size he has made a remarks bis showing. He la said to be ail right and rolnc fast thia sprinar. but wUl be In new hands proo- aoir as his former arlrer. wn soanK.

is lotated at Indiana polia. whore be ia handling trine of horses for pel rate parties. Tmst rands Tf ett Manared. The Smoont of money that pasae thronrh th of the aecretanea or the national and American Trotting Asaociationa la th nature of Lro.it funda for the different members fooM np to a sood many toouAaoaa of dollars annually. aooaiste of entrance moneys, unlawful winnings.

that ar paid In to the secretaries and re- lktrlrated to the proper part lea. Lnder th former manarement of the American association there waa always a large balance of mis held over from year to year, and boraem associations found it net to impossible to seeur aytbtcg like prompt attendance to their rial me. Al tha meeting of the biennial corucTcsa, which waa held la this city hfsr the report of Secretary Steiner ahowed that since the preriona meeting of the tnrlodtnr the balance on hnad at of lavi. there had been received and the cioae of winced la the iitUantsand trust fund no.aee.m belonging to abers. Of this larr amount awoaich bad beea paid oat to leave bat a mill belaoc- of rj(L on tho 1st day of Jaauary.

(aw. This was a most satisfactory showing and wa rerarded as each by th mem hers. Ws are Informed by Secretary Steiner that tneladlng the met funda raceired alneo the Srat of tha year i here remained on May a a baiance of only s-X Waatad-A Sir. Th have-been and the are to be sire of speed as plentiful aa canines in aa Indian vuiare. -This Is not trotter: thia la not pacer, bat he is a race horse." cried the auctioneer at big sal last winter.

Hla tongue played with the like a prof local tearing th vitals out of a kettledrum. Then his record, way down be low waa thrown at tan crown once, twice, three times, so that they would not forget It. The bid Increased, reached four gurea. doubled and nearly tripled, when he waa finally sold to areeoer of mieiiureoc presumaDiy ana certainly. I caturht thia man's ear the other day aad aked after hla horse, which, by tha way.

Is brf ia linee that bar the porple tint of ultra rashtonabieseas about taem, rt ua a contracted brow he replied: -What do yon think I have heard without wralting for suggestion. "Why, that this horse that I paid snch big money for had fifty-eight i A Kn. Kn Mil. That la the way with the world. If yoe want Be buy a spade aoa I barraia for a ah oral.

The artlooeer waa on to hia Kih. He sold ail that he pretended to sell. rac horse. Mr. Wise tteeeder la now looking for on of th klad that aa aa occasional colt as weU aa so aa occa- ional heat la tha neighborhood oY X.

No Worth SO CmU. An Eastern turf writer had laughable erperl-Bce with a prominent breeder that had been redely )oetked la a baslnee transaction. On day Mr. Breeder approached him at the track with the inquiry as to what he thoncht of eertaia stallion that had aired aannai tonal per- lormers in at aay. -Is he worth a thonwand dollars" He's not worth thirty cents.

-Well, well: But It's too Into now; ITe al ready bonsht him. And. by the way. I taking your paper. I guea I had better sub scribe sow." It developed that he had paid la actual fact bout lor thia horse that bad aired noted performers ln his dsy.

bat that day was long past, ana wun twenty-eight years ana many honors lo his credit he was fit only for the bone- yard. Th thirty-cent rating was too hurh. The turf paper that claimed the services of the ran cid appraiser secured a big bunch of advertis ing and the story ha never beea seen la type. BELLE TAKA IS FAST. Hag.

th Starting Judge, Uka th Daughter of Tatlcaa. Durrxn, Colo, May Clem CrereUng. who will sffjrt th runner at irreriaoa i-nrg ln th Jane race, haa arrlred la this city. air. uersung Is an authority upon trotting norsee.

nut recently he waa at Terrs Haute, where Bndd Doble haa Nancy Hanka. btamboaL AxtelL Belle Vara and McDoel la training for the summer's campaign. -Doole has trained this magnificent lot of horse all winter, something he has never done before." aald Mr CrereUng yesterday. Nsncv Hanks Is In splendid form. She moves like a machine and is swift as streak of light.

Doble believes she will beat her own unbeaten record before the eeason Is over. I waa pleased especially with Belle Vara. he trotted a mile last year tn a race. She will be the element of daoger ln the trotting world this year. I believe Nancy Hanks will have to go under to hold th record, if Bell Vara keep her form.

QCABTEB STRETCH NOTES. lies from Track aad Stable. Paddock aad BoaJevarda. J. Malcolm Forbes chamoicm colt Arirm hot getting any traci work yet.

nut takes his daily xerrise on the avi. There are but nineteen aires ln the great fable i that hare ten or mor naiformere to their credit, on of which bar Urn record. Charle Baldwin baa arrlred at Charter Oak with hia Strin of sir bt trotters, which Include Del Mar, lAli. tha last aoa of Electioneer. Joste Bate, mi.

th daorhter of Almont Prise that has not been seea oa th track sine Ub. has foaled a ana coll by Alcantara, 1:2. One of th marea that Mr. Day shipped aeroaa tha ocean foaled a bay Ally three days after land-Ine at Liverpool that waa amart as a cricket. The mar and foal were sold and taken to Ireland.

The moat dim I nut Ire trotter of which we hare any hnowleds-e the bay re Id In Billy that took a record la Iowa last tall of He welha but 69 pound, and la aired br a pony a La 111 oa of unknowa brcedlnr. and out of a ehellaad pony mar. He was bred la South Dakota. Clayola. the eheatnnt snare that Jamee Ooktea drora last rear, waa bred in Nora feccsia and waa purchased three years atfo by a Vermont man.

who thoucht he saw some peed tn her. She took her record while carry Ins; a foal by Quartermaster. 1:21 y. which ah dropped May la. Th system of handlcapplne the trotters ia carried to such a point la nlaad that horsemen from thia aide claim a pony that can trot la three mtnutea caa win as nark money aa a horse that haa cost from H.0U0 to m.OOi.

The American aysteta of class recee pon the basis of records, aad stakee for foals of different years Irrespective of records, haa met with sack, unress la the past that It will hardly be over thrown for aay scheme aa Imperfect aa that In aaa la Ureal Britain or on the continent. ctcuho oosstr. Kotoe af Internet to Chicago aad Yleentry. Every clab In town will hare lis rente PuIV. maa Suaday.

The rotnlna Irlah ehamplon ia said Calls haa, aad be Urea Ln Cork. I be one A. J. Nicollet haa realrned his position Eraaertiie and ratarned to ChioafO. Rhodes looks only for blr rame this season, aad Is after the acalpa of ylminai nisn aad Peoria's eve lists will come la a body this son aad alight on Chicago fanes, according to MI.

The doses Lincoln cycling clubmen who mad the ran to Wbeaton Sunday, found the roads la excellent condition. A hot aeorch so and from Pullman was the pro- rreansae of tho Colombia wheelman bun aay. Tairty-f oar man wer out. Johnson defeated Wheeler twice at ftsvsnnnh May II. winning the quarter In and Bau in 1:17.

regaining aia lost laurels. One of the dark horse rod to Pullman last week over th kmsj course la aixtr-earnt min utes, ia asm una as made by Juliea P. Bllsa. A very low estimate of the wheelmen at Pull man staeday would 36a It seemed Ilk aa odieae proosealoa of bicycle both and goe- rTsna j. sawteue.

or cn-egon. la msklng a trip awheel from San Francisco to Chi cago. He la not rid lag against time, but 1 lng the sights ea rout. May a A. H.

Christopher left Oiympta for mp ssbsii Liieuo, vml I lng pokaoe. Helena, aad YoUowsaoa park. He expects to reace Chicago la forty days. European cycliats intend holding aa Interna tional consresa early aext month, to aee what caa be duo toward arriving at a mutual andr steading of the amateur It la aow practically decided that th long course la the ruiimaa road race will be used. This la to South Chicago aad tbenc retarnins? to stoay island avenn by way et isinetr-aita street.

Arthur Dumvlea with George will tide tandem tosrether thia season, and should asks a champion team. Barrett will shortly ader the Baeat taaadesn nnllt lor the season work. Another man who will ride from his native towa lo Chicasre In a given time for big money. If sraateswfut. ia T.

w. Bursa, of Blnshamtoa. f. who stakes BVJO that he caa do the oumay in aigni nays. Praak T.

"fowler had Intended lea vine for the East atsy zi ve eompete la th Irvlsxloo-Mll- burn race, bat may dec Id to re mala la Chlca for th rullmaa race. He haa beea training nam tor aome time. To every snember at the Chlcaeo Raeins? Wheelmen 81101818 tn la Pullmaa race Inside aa hour a special prise will be given, aad to the winner of nrst pise or time modal a Dec Lai prue wui awaraoa. Wheelmen day May XI la. according to eerutos.

not at all certainty, as It was not asked for that day by any on racially. Mr. wno rained in with Bone of the local oniclsis Owing to the inefflelencT of the timers th Lrnscott road race will undoubtedly have to be rua over. Tea men were credited with breaking the twenty-five-milo world a roeord. Thy wLU rid in race again to oecioe ins arena.

The Keats eup race of the JEntvm cycling dub will not be ran until after the Pollmaa race. It will be a ten-mil handicap. Grerrs hss woe the eup once and not twice as stated and must win It three time for it to become hie personal property, Cycffae Lift, ln en editorial, claims ft was a discourteous proceeding on the part of Chicago wheelmen to take Oamond out lor the touebeat ride around Chicago no early after his arrival tn Chicago. Intimating that the Englishmen never treated iummermaa ia mat way, A number of the mem hers of the Alamo wheel men, of San Antonio. Texas, atari for Chicago awheel.

June 1. Ueorre Walter la ln chars; of the party. Bulletins of the pi us reas of the party wUl be posted at No. XVI Wabash avenue, aad C. O.

Field will orranlxe an escort to go ant and welcome them. Three weeks Is the time laid out for the trip. Ona Steele, who has beea training an the spring at Crown Point. arrived home Sat urday to prepare for the Pullman. Chnrtle Parke, af Milwaukee, who haa been training with him.

will arrive with Trainer. Lyman. 00 Wednesday, bteeie has nodes in practice a Eying start quarter in thirty seconds. He will carry the colors of the Lake View club this season and aot those of the Milwaukee wheel men, as stated. Some time thia spring It is intention to go for th are-mile record." H.

H. Lampion, of Australia, who twice woa tha Austral race, tho neatest achievement of his country, and Is which the stakee are tl.000 In gold, arrived ia Chicago yesterday, and will re- maia here some time. Mr. Lamp too 1 a nrof aiooal accordlBg to th rulings of the Leajroe of American neeisaea. ana vui sol ae aoie compete In any amateur races rua la this try.

He will, however, meet the crack riders of the National Cycling Association, end artll et once apply for license te race at the meet of that body. Chairman Rnymond wUl. during Ma rUlt to Chicago, have a talk with Fred mood, the English champion, regarding hie rid- in; tn tne international caamptonsaipa. rie ears that Oamond should at one make the effort to proper credentials from the English au- thoritiea to represent his country. He state that it la not necessary for competitor la the international championships to have actually tho championship in hie own country ia order to be eligible and la support of hie position has quoted the following portion of the rules -unir naers ere eiunme to eompete wno bars woa the amateur championships of their respective countries, or who have been officially chosen by the bodies ruling the cycling sport la their own country." Thus Os- nnabte te be tn angiana this season to compete la hi country's championships can If proper credential are aecared.

represent Enrland In the international events. teaterday several committees met In this eitr In relation to the great meet of wheelmen and International race tournament early next A us us I. cualrmaa Raymond, of the L. A. W.

cine board. President Kurd -tie. Leaa-ue of American Wheelmen, and Y. W. Gerouid, chief cow-mi Illinois airwos, in mem oars of the te.

held brief meeting ln th morning and then proceeded to th new track. Tha visitors expressed themselves as mor than pleased with tne progress 01 retting ine track com- leled. The track waa found to fully eurfaoed end needing only few days more rolling to give It the finest speeding qualities for cyclists a)oyd by aay track ln the world, in tne afternoon schedule of th week's races waa drawn op but not com pleted for publication, as many necessai changea will be made. At o'clock the odd mlttee was in session with the executive committee at the Great Northern, and la the even ing the general committee met at Vice Presi dent Sheridan 'a ofnea in th Temple Court build- lug and ills' in soil general pqsiaess. Willi.

BUT IX CAUFORXIA. Market foe Prsssrssd Pratt Sweden Beealt ef Exhibit Made. WaaaOXOTOX, D. May S3. The Depart ment of Agriculture has received advices from Copenhagen to the effect that M.

T. Anderson, a larre importer of food prod- acts in that city, has sent an order to the United States for a considerable consign ment of California canned and preserved fruits. This, the department la informed, is one ef the immediate results of the re cent corn banquet riven by the a rent of the agricultural department in Copenharen at which the only fruits offered, such as raisins, Cys, were the products of Call- lornm. New Dead Letter Superintendent. WatHrKG-row.

Msy It Is understood that Bernard Goods, of will soon be appointed superintendent of the dead inter department, vie D. P. Lei a ha rut, signed. OFFICIAL toUlDEa' TO THE nOKLD'S FA 10. Band book Sc: souvenir million -tl.

aaij aainonxea suiues. poelaye pre- psia to any anpi mo worm on retwlpt or ue, ddress olumMan Oulde Urninanr. administra tion building. World's Pair, Coicaga, 1 THE DATLT- UTT-EE OCEAHi TUESDAY" ZIAX 23, lake Marine news. Vesselmen Complain of Poor Signal Service at the Cribs.

GREAT DANGER ALLEGED. One Man is Expected to Act Both Day and Night. WhaJeback Christopher Columbus Makes a Short Trip Snag on tha Jackson Park Rout. Marine men, from resee 1-owners to deckhands, ere ntterlnf complaints aealnit the Inauffieient aerric at the eribe by which th duty of dlsplaylnr for and danger signals de voire upon one man. It ia a physical lmpoaalhillty for one man te continue the watch nlrht and day aad keep the Urnta bnrnlnr and the fof-bclls rlnrtnr te warn epproecbinr easels of their proximity to the crib.

Should a for or storm arise while one of these men was asleep, the boats aad the lire of those who sell them would be endangered. Although no aeeldent has yet happened there la no telling at what moment It may come. Already one vessel haa reported paaainr the crib tn a for with no sig-nal to warn her of the danger. It waa merely by rood fortune tbat a collision waa Especially hazardous Is the er-ranrement at the old waterworks crib. Thia Is the turnlnr point for all craft entering or learlnr the harbor of Chicago, and they must depend for signals, day and nlrht, it Is aaid, upon the efforts of one DAXGEBOCS ISAO LOCATED.

ObstracUssa That tsaaaagod th Poet Boy, It Is The-sgat, Shoald Da Booyed. A serious obstruction has beea found oa the Inner route te Jackson park by hike. Captain Armatrong said yesterday that when ba Post Bay broke her wheel Sunday she struck a hitherto unknown anag, on the course orer rhlch she had beea rua erer since the Worlds. Pair opened. Another ia touched thia earn obstacle.

This the steamer 800 City, bat no serious dsmnge was inflicted la this case. The ea plain of both steamer sgree as to the mention, staling that the reef. anag. or whatever It may be. lies inside th buoy line, and about ln a lino with the north fence to The Pair round.

They aay that onlese it la located at once and buoyed aome serious mishap will occur to some of the numerous steamer which rue te the park carrying PREPARLXQ FOB THE SCASOX. teataaabip Haas te ntart Thair The whale back steamer Christopher Colambos was tires spin for a few hoars yesterday after- on. hot did aot run to the World's Fair grounds, the coarse being straight out Into the lske for several miles and back -to Van Borea street. There ware but few poop la aboard her, as the reason for the trip waa te limber op the machinery, which Is always atlif la new boat. The steamer Cyclone Jbagaa running te the waterworks crib yesterday, bat did not go to Lincoln nark, as th dredslug SI th piers aaa not been completed nnd there la not eeoutra water for tha Cyelooa.

The Evanstoa Una and tha steam er to other north shore point ar ex peeled to start by Wedaeaday. Tha ferry steamera Du- luta and Superior wer not started yesterday, as Praigbts smd Cbartar. lake freight wsr in much better condition yesterday, and rates held firm at IS cents tor wheat and li cents for corn to Buffalo. Char- tars Te Buffalo, Noko. wheat; Churchill, oats.

To Kingston. Baltic, wheat- Dttlctm. May ra. Three charters were made to-day at cents ef wheat to Buffalo. CXarsXAKD, Ohio, May rt.

Frelsht ai quiet, with ne change la rate. Charters OBeda.Corutnr.CLO. King, Maalstlque; Young America, Portage, eoaL so cents. Drntorr. Mich- Mar Chartered Wh sat Ganges.

BuSalo. 1H cents. Coal Ionia. Erie to Chicago, to cents; Fanny CXmpbelL Cleveland to Serpent Klrar, ao cents; White atar. plaster la barrels aad Sacks, Alabaiier te BuSalo, II net ton.

free. Bcrriw. N. May xs. There was heavy coal chartering to-day at former rate.

Charters rwen. Michiesn. Pilchoison. bamoa, a sea. Boston.

Eean. flxxerald. Eddy. Shaw. Chicaco.

to cents: atarsna i. Max weu. rtacin. ou cenia Oscoda. Corning, J.

C. King, Portage. 50 cents; Christie. Sons mi th. Marquette, cents; Gogebic.

Maddea, One Hundred and Seventeen. OU-christ. Genoa. Wotan, Gawn. Ed Kelly.

Arabia, Duluta. Bv cents: ruisnary. ax num. blad- stone. JO: Josephine, Oawege to Milwaukee.

cents gross; Butteroni. Oswego to Kacine, rents: Al Hopklna.aalt. Dululh. contract: Venice, Duluth to Buffalo. cents.

Canal relghta advanced to cents wheat to New York. Elevators as full a ever, with a heavy grain fleet ia port. the BTtt ixo, V. May rt. Th steamer Nor- walk, after being released from Stag island, went ashore oa Point Ahlno, Bine miles Bp the Canadian shore, last night tn thick weather, but was released epparently uninjured after lightering too ton of her copper cargo.

One thousand our hundred tons of copper, valued at gsnxoa. eom prise the cargo. The loss on wet and other wise damaa-ed grain Is large, and Is as follows The Constitution, 1 MMci; Iron City. 11.4S3.40 Saveland. IIJtat.01: Eaeanaba.

atmeo: Avery, ll.uaut; Redwing. gnvs.OV. Thia coo tains every thing opiaiaaarag siceps ine seiwra cxiuy. XT bo IT. May xc captaia james Keia to-dsv bousht the tog Manlstlnue from S.

B. Orammoad for (30.000. She will be engaged this la towing rafts, and leave lor Georgian bay to-night. A telegram waa received hers to-day from the Lem Ellsworth, ashore at Port Crescent, asking for another steam pump. Battlb CBBBK.

Mich May x-nsriu JM- evws. The new steamer Welcome waa launched on Goruae lake to-day. The Welcome it 87 feet erer all, beam feet 1 inch, and depth 4 feet and 1 inch. She wui aeat aw people aaa run twetv mile per boar. Gbaso xlAVBsr, nucn stay ax.

ine sieam- bane A. Heymoar. haa been sold by A J. Preston, of St. Jose oh.

to th Wisconsin Chair Company, at Pert ash lng ton. for b.ftJu. John Dall. of Chicago, ha Bold to John Jaeobeon, A Headrickson. and Hanson th schooner Lin oo In Ite 11 for II S0l DrrLirrw, Msy rx.

rin sBipmenta mst week were buahels; wheat in store to-day, ea. Pet lean Wrsekage Waahe a share. AaaTTAaoxA. Ohio, May xs. fanner, living he shore four miles below here, re porta that part of the Pelican's stem, bearing the name, some wreckage of the yawl boat, and sev eral bundles of clothing hare drifted ashore opposite his farm.

The beach Is being patrolled for the bodies of the three sailors who were drowned In the wreck. Local Part IJst. ABRIVUt. Coal City of Paris, Chemung. City of Berlin.

Ocean lea, Buffalo; Arctie, M. W. Page, Oswego. Lumber Mercury, Mara. Lndlngtoni E.

K. Thompson. Eacanaba; O. Hick ox. Traverse City: Bouse, Simmon, Muakegon; Haekley.

Wtnala wmsr. ta plain ueorge KachOn. Ivor Lawaon. Manistee: J. D.

Marshall, Menominee. Slab Balph Campbell. Muskegon. Ties H. Taher.

Cheboygan; Barbarian. Pin Lake. Potatoes Annie P. Morse. Pantwater.

Sundries Susquehanna, Erie: City ef Ludlnx-ton. Mam I biue; A airport. Grain Commodore. H. B.

Packer. Buffalo: 9usnna- hanna, Charles S. Paroell. Erie: Arronaiil, Kinr nton. Lis hi M.

M. C. JaenT. luiuns E. Thompson, Menomlnoe; Albert ooper.

Mercury, Mars. Ludlnrwn: M. P. Butters, Alpena: H. A.

Ku-huiond, Oreen Bay; Iver Lawnon. Winnie Win, wcorre 0. Mirklmnt. eeorce W. Kariiiln.

C. H. Haekley. C. Hlckox.

Manistee; Mvstic, Hlch Island: Cape Horn. Miwt bate. Ralnh Campbell, House blnunona, Muskegon: Annie F. Morse, nvnnpon; onn utis, m. X.

bnvi, Kscanaba: Guldo. Pieroort: T. V. Averv. Uuia Bay Da Koquetl.

Rivers, Strait, and Canals. Post Hcsox, May 23. rjn Hecla. 11 las nurhl; Onthwalte, Baar, Delaware, Pope. Gratwlca.

K. 3. a. Hacketl. Brows, Si Clarion, Poster.

4r20; Jamee Picks da. Gladstone and eonaort, Cuba, LaSalle. Conematirh. Mahon ing. 11: few uneana.

HJtO; p. Harward. 3: Sheriffs. Prince. 8-: Severn.

Maxwell, Koh-rt Mills, puvn-noraiM, 1 1 Ji iSHC bt tit: Uuiio. tulunlrhl; rtclil. rvsth walie, li 10 a. Corsica. lJ-K: Aruumr.

Br lion. 1:4: Volun-t-er, raft, Sheldoa. Cormorant, liilbert, Koman. 10: Hiaix-hard, faxon. RuhhIs.

Lackawanna. Progress, noon; Specular. Marnetic. 1 p.m.; Schtivlklll. Parker and consort, l.JO; A vary, ilawcoo.1.

4o; FronU-nao. I i.ii,t iioca. ir.v, t.a Tin and iwwu-mmn, aoiuersoa, so. th ke'l. Green, Our Son, Genoa, 8: Corona, BJO.

6AI7T.T Sts May PJ. Up K. M4 ynuk 9 last nlrht; Continental. Oraee Holland, un 1 ts, 1 1 Fayette Brown. LI 30 a.

bultuck, Wawaisw. Haper, Martuoaa, 7 olraus One liundrej and kixliUjen. runace, i3o; Koov. portHse 1 1.1 John 4onu iswea, rtorriia'ina, niroy Ovxt, Nortliwlnd. 2: Klrbv Hi): rom Ad am a.

HUH) Isst nlcht: rlss. 1 1 :30: Mart ss, ss) vnueni nutsj vs. ian a. to s. wa.

(irfflu, walluls. M.loa. 6 SO: Pioneer, Renuhllo. 7: h'yausa, fuelilo. North Star, 10; Toledo, Keweenaw, II; Iron Age.

Iron City, noon: Pawnee, Ortoo, Kdwards, Younc. 1 p. m.i U. W. Adams.

Slrwt Losen, Bloutu. 6: Josephine, Cttv of 1'rarnrae, g. Mackissw Citt. May g2. Down Rlchsrd and consort.

Inter (-rrt and last night: Hopkins. 8:30 this morula: Milwaukee. HllL rrfsley and consort. 4:0: Kd Pmlth and consort, rolnom and consort, 4 40; Naisd. Commeroe.

Syracuae. Clyde. Harklca, noon: Codorus, p. m.j Wilson. Manito woc.

Up Uuell aaueen-orta, last ulsht r. II hi li, 1 0. X.m. Irskn. Wy- omlug tirsixl 'iravtirae, American union.

McVlttte. eeevlsn. Merrill A v. Keystone and punaon. noon; Atoanjr, p.

m. rwriis, aartn, Up Omaha, Kallyura. Tontana. 7. Vortheaat gala aecotnpanled by lUustuaralonn.

Al Anchor bV' hixmrr M. Iswwiro. liMTMAtrr Mjtv 9 rTitJ3iaristna- Ona Baodrsd and Two. lliM last nlsht; Shertfl. Gals- 12: LaHalle.

1 a. rlHieua. 1: Mahonliur. jarasa. orti: atconqutn.

eto: itieoouia. Prince. 8 Bowrt Mills. aeneca. Iocs, rathnndr, p.

m. oum.i::iv. own While Star. lO.toi last nlrbti H. Chlahoim.

One Hundred aoa seven, ii luscarora, is. m. anrvls. Morsvis. Kan- ney, Adrlaiie, Numit, a-OU; aisncbssler.

1 Quito. Wrirht. Croeihwalle, Ml ales. Tw fliisrs Mevsas. 11 p.

m.1 hfereur. li liber la aVMuaa. JO: Saxon, Manrhard, S.4V; la-Uvsna. Kussia. :0: tru-rwss.

e. 7 Sic anook. Cunii and eon- aorta. V. iJuvn Germaiila and bargee.

A id: Cor morant. WalL S-Jvl; CasUn, S.SO; Xwe Parkers, bperuisr. iu. WnxiiDCiiiL May us-Pas housls Averill, Koaedsle, 'ort William; Josephln. Milwaukee; Hsalaad.

Cheboyri Down Pass. il Port lolboroe Armenia and coo-aorta. Cameron. Kiagsiuai St. alagBua, stoalntaL ToLkDO.

Ohio. May M. Cleared Gebharl. Whlt- negr. Quayle, Kalstoa.

Lorain: Sooora. Caeborraa, Torreol. Black river Bariingion and bargaa, CievsOaad. OsoooA. Kay Peahturo.

Chieaa-o. Drraorr. May J. Cleared Ontario, w.ndMvp. swo Msrbora.

Dt-LiTB. May M. Arrived One HuadrMd a A Twentv-etx. Marou4te. Thomisuo.

One Hundred and Nine. VandnrblU, aelwyn, iudUjr. Clrsreal (UlU, irg nrwn. Akhuhd, May ya. Ai lived Oscoda.

OKwo. ciearea miM-apoiis. Bauiiaa'o. i.irti i in Ohio. May M.

Clenred Val Bt- rel. Maria Its. ouun. Two Harbors; Palmer. Aahiano; r.mma uuicnuiaon.

injiutn. wood. Ooexiundred aud Klvs. CbrtsUe, Soueniilh, BrtiannK. Barium.

Gih-hrlst, Alvrron. V. Bs ni tun. 9. Mitchell.

Norwalk. Mary Boyee. Pita- rerald. Oweso, Kortlirrn King. Cleared Mer- rhsmllee Hudson, Cooeetog a.

Tioga, Chlcafo; Hatirvr atat. IMiluta. tval neneca, f-ltss-erata IaimIoii. (hrNL Mlchican. h'lctolsoni Ka-Bo.

Chlcaro: tVtnnaw Valley, oldstooe: Buts- nias. (intra Hay; Mr--os4a. Italia. Lmluih: Vulcan. Konhm I tit.

suoerlor: Turns. Yea-a. Caaiaili. C. B.

LuckwooJ. YakUna, tivshawk, Dululhi U. W. rn. Su purl or.

Ghkik Bii. Mr Cleared Marttne. Kst'sJ(aa. May Arrived Hiawatha, Baron, ParweU. atuttrr.

Konagale. rain. hot'TM CMjraou, May XI. Arrl red-Hals, Mn.wirxra. May Arrived-Pans.

William hlsboim. Va imtiKi, Ohio, May T. Arrived fits uiaala. riesrwl Tasmania. IVa11sc.

Elftn Mere. S. H. Pusser. Iroquois.

Wolf. Lyon, One Hundred and our. uyconung. nanus. Ansrvaai'LA.

Ohio, May 2. Arrlred Toltee, lrknud. Kelll. Porest Cltv. McOrea-or.

(tusa IVrt, Panther. Maaeaaolt. Claorow. Cleared Cadillac. MarqueU: Marlaka.

alianf. ssaamora. Ituluih; Gsrmaa. Cambria. try laud.

Kaoabt: Btislneea, Maullowoe; CoOlnberry, wlssgow. ane. vis Mar Arrived Missoula. Bradler. Llvlna-attsae.

Joais las rod David sou, Huflslo; liunrxs i lr ago; losco, asuisou; nxiavs, pupenor. aia 141 Mich. T. Arrleea-Kcrshaw. Cleared MMnilut, Ironloa.CeuunoJital.

Holland. irl ma. Jollet. Plaoeer. Cleveland; Cherokee, Calpuewa.

Ashtabulai apry, Juuuaou. Chicago. RUXXIXQ JXnVX THE FAIR. Chleare- Psspta Bhsmld Tall rToamaa's View. tb rata A CH1CA4HX May SIX th EJUor.

Isn it about time that oar daily papers stopped rnnnlnr down aad denonncinr the World's Fair when they really want to make it success I I spent one day thia week there, my first visit, and. notwithstanding; it was dedication day of the Illinois balldlnr and a great many there, we ret into ne crowd, had a delightful ride eat en the Illinois Central special train, met with no un pleasantness of any kind, found the Co lumbian Guard kind nnd polite, found delightful Beats nnd eeeehea to rest upon in each tone of the'VUte" building's, did not meet with any" extortion, and had a nice lunch at a cafe on the Midway which coat as only 45 cents apiece, found nice clean pleasant rooms free to all ia the woman's buildinr and each one ef the State house, and drinking water every zcw i eei wun no nut ox cnarie. aow I for one am tired of hearlnr con tinual complaint and groans, and such a howl about nothlnr- And I do not see how any fault ran be found with the display ao far aa completed. I am surprised that they bave accomplished ao much and done so well. All praise and a hearty hurrah for dear old Chicago, say Aa for the Sunday opening, if thia ia a free country and free people, give a all a chance, let those re who want to and those ho don't stay away.

Those who would be hurt by roinr, whose morals are in so precarious eon dill on as to be injured by attending, had mach better stay away, who could en lor and be purified and ennobled bv view- lng the beautiful grounds and buiUUujrs and the fine arts and liberal arts display, who could rlorifyUod thronrh it all and be thankful that we lived in this rlorieas and beautiful, world don't deprive us of tne pleasure. Uod doee not shadow the sun or shut off our supply ef clear, fresh air, nor close the flowers, because it ia the "seventh day, the Sabbath of the Lord, thy uoo." utr air is a world's lair and grand sneoess. Let us all look at the hrirht. beautiful aide of it, and our Chicago pa pers act mem selves to see some ox toe good Instead of all the bad points. A Cmcaeo Wostajr.

CITTJTEMS. trvlaa Parker waa drawn to serve aa a luror In Judge Brentano's court yesterday. When he earn Into court he aald he waa not disposed to serve, aa be was an Individualist aad conscien tiously opposed to the Jury system. The court waa not Inclined to aire weurht to Mr. Parker'a conviction and ordered him into the Jury box, where he sal reaurnedlv whiia tha attornova ar MeUvllle T.

Roberts began suit la the Circuit court yesterday arainst the Commercial Na tional bank, ef Chicago, to recover fca.Ouu. Roberta alleges that he deposited collateral with the bank te secure a running aooount aad Instructed the bank to pay out the money to a intra party, xiooerts aow claims that the bank paid the money to the wrong person and sues to raeoTwu, Ia the basement of tha Harrison street ela tion the paraphernalia captured by Detective Elliott and Alexander ln their raid of tha cam. bling-boos at No. SSI Dearborn street await th court decision. Harrv Hoffman, ehareed with being keeper, aad twelve men, arrested as tnmataa.

aaa ineir cases continued until atav 17. Fare aad poker tab lea, roulette wheels aad otaer gambling device were oonflacated. Commissioner of Public Works Jones received yesterday morning from the msyor a letter la wnica was set forth the fact that the chief ex. ecu live has reason to believe thst the contract ors wno are perms street are not and hare not oeen living up to their contract, aad suggesting thst they be taken to lima and an examination be made ef the streets oom Dieted to aee If thev Bint uvea taia as tn nsrinrtiiani rsonirs sxr. turned, tne letter ever to ua saperln-tendent of street.

John Barrett filed a emas-bill veeterdav In tha suit for dlvorse brought by his wife Clara. He TS lull ne was a faithful and lnrln ktuhuul and never struck her but once. That waa when she called hint an unmentionable name, and he threw a glass of beer on her. On the other hand she was cruel to him. and one day threw a poker at and stuck it on his leg.

At other times she would make a run at him with a butcher knife and scare him had lv. Shs often aald aha wished he was dead so that she could marry an- oiucr inaa airnaoy picked out. lie asks lor the cara ana custody of their children. The trustees of the ssnltsrv district, who Compose the Joint nmmltlM on engineering and fins nee. have beea earning their salaries dur- inxiH unvNi in considering the ordinance mrniiiw way over tknennui reeentlv ulnntiul for the main drainage channel between Bridgeport and Summit, a distance of eight miles.

Da ly sessions of the commute hsve been held ana ncni-oi-wav mutters have been exhaustively considered. The question of most im- ponanoe Deiore ine nmmiuai was whether riKntoi way ot i.ooo reet or one of 800 feet ln width should be taken. It was finally decided to adopt the smaller for financial reasons, and an ordinance will te Introduced to that effect st eanesasy's meeting of the board. fire Marshal Swenle vesterdsv entertained a party of official from the city of Providence, R. The sentlemen eosnnriss the loint eommittAs on finance and water of the boards of aldermen sou i nev ar aera accom panied or the representative, of.

a New York water tower build in a- romnsnv to Inspect the hew 'tower wMrh will wa x-tven a puoiio test next at No. E5 South uenpiaines Bireel. 1 he wi 11 aljwt males rn. inspection or ine lire department, and visit World's Pair and other points of Interest. The members of the psrtr are Ite Win 4 tor.

S.P, Beed, C. E. Harris. L. E.

Davis. Benjamin Thurs ton, sna ire Msntnai ueorga A. cileere. Ilrown S. Flanders, chief of the flra alarm department.

xxatton, is aiso a member of me party. of cthicago. New Athletic eroeusda to Built Fellow ship te Be Given Oat. The athletle field of the University of Lblcag-o will be rapidly put into condition nd the 'varsity runei will Boon be played near the university. The John Spry Lumber Company baa riven 12,000 feet of lumber for xenclnr in the grounds, half the amount that will be needed.

The games arranged for this week are with Lake Forest at Lake Forest to morrow, and on Thursday or Friday with the nine of 6t. Ignatius college in Wash ington park. Un June 1 the forty fellowshlpe riven by the university will be filled from appli cants, a new rale has been adopted by the faculty relative to the appointment of Iel Iowa. Hereafter application" must be made April 1 end appointment will be announced way i. Pro feasors 'Whitman and Chamberlin hare rone to St.

Louis to attend a scientific meeting now in session there. Dr. K. W. Clement, tiro feasor of Latin ln the Harvard school, this city, will address the Sole nee Club to-morrow even ing en "Some Phase of Japanese Polities.1 Professor Clement waa in Japan at the time the new constitution was adopted there and made a close study ef Japanese pontics.

Toe May edition of the University Exten sion Calendar will be Issued this week. Many new and in teres tin eonreea of lec tures have been added and the courses ao arranged that they may be riven courses of twelve weeks or aa -two courses of six weeks each. The indications are that the work in this department will be even more successful next year than it haa been thia year, notwithstandlnr the fact that phe nomenal results have been attained already, many of tne lecturers bave all their time for next year filled in xToiessor Paul Sborev read a rstner be fore the English Clab last evening on 'Ten nyson's Treatment of Classical Themes." The Chanel aervioea thia week ar Led bv x-roiessor A. w. small.

Insane Patient Ilanr Herself. Arnoaa, May ft SpteUt TtUorw. The body of Mrs. Caraahan, wife of a wealthy Texas stock-raiser, was found hancing from th tran som of her room ln Dr. Patterson's privet asy lum at Bala via this morning.

She had nsed a sheet ss a rope. Mrs. Caruahan was one af moat violent patients ln the asylum. BUSINESS NOTICE. rataeslf." E.

at VT. Tatntstt," A New Mrs. Wlnslow's Soothing Svrun for children teething produce natural, quiet sleep. cents. MARRTAOI LICENSES.

MW-hael M. Kehoa. IJxxle M. Bood Henrv Ptrtaea. AitMtlla Wmuht 41 HA Joseph Bros, Eaiius Auumss, Antonls borwr.

James Needham. Mar-v Coolsv. 2 UeonreCburrh. Kose A. Edwin H.

1 erven. Marah Henrv Kohnke. Prances Arhleeht L'5 1 Thomas H. IfcKone, Macgle W19 josepn Koaroir. Johanna Mamiaiae.

Henry Bounr. May Prank Hamsoa. May Scholts. Otto Amno. Msnrrethe 2:11 Louis Martin.

Berths Bly VI Simon Haranl. Carrie Custer 22 "3 Chiisieo Chnsiensen, Jessie Thorstm. 'JO bonis Hfttnl. Enllese Nesre SJ DaniW Pmkea, Marts 18 Josef HaneseL Marie ParkaC. 'fl 1 i Aurust Mays Kaue Kens Daniel Donovan.

Addis Scholia fs James Kennedy, MarUe BarthoniW-n Tut-k. Annie 27 Frank lotion. Josephln K-ff wn TeoniMach. MlchaeUna. 1H Oeonre it.

Fee an, Leonora '25 Ooonre K. resrai Houlfas Ullrich. Marrretta S-hado 43 HamM U.sv VI 14 Ciorre P. Jeniie. Lixxis Granrer J37 'JS HeureS.

Huxw-ud. Minnie Carson 4 'J3 Jamea A. lridM ii Katie A. IS MU-hael Kink, Jennie Kwiwn-k 21 Andrew Stnlxaemsky. Marie Dotica LouisOlsen, Carrie Pflersen Si Frank ComlskeyMary Lacoska.

ataiewsxa, ra K4 ham Alns 'Jlt'Jd Andrew Gersch, Rosa 18 Henf-V Albeeeht. Ida Wenilee. S7." James Craddock. Dlla Kiii-y SO 4a Wlsdraisu Andruasklewcua, Felixjana Bur-kowska lg William Flemmlnr. Lillian Conrad 1 VI I Joha Anderson, Mlnnla JSO ga Stephen Smith, Use Morton '-'1 Joha Lailathln.

MlnnleOhse -J4 John Maluv. Catharine Braily. S3 Bjorn Jannaon. Slgurbjorr VI Sritotias ShefteL Minnie lil iurman. Walter Stura-s.

Amanda Thomas 'JT ed Otto Swan son. Johanna Carlson. .......21 Kolbett Saltow. Kmllle St S0 Morris S-tct. Sophie 1 Hebert Brown.

Mabel Shield 1 A Oswald Glerlow, Martha "JJ Thomas Malloy. Annie Whoa 30 Monon ark. Lizzie West .31 Robert Oswald. Llzzta -it-afl John Ryan. Mattie Bradley rant Heislk.

Jennie CO Maurice Bever. Blrdl Whelhach lrt Jostf Zemaa. Agnes 19 Lon Marrouch. Ml tile Poey. 1 John Holub.

Annie IViixal 19 Ronert Taylor. Ksteila Conway 2:1 William Schubert, Boss Peiiks Dntklewiea. Julranna Mulish i John Smellsaoer. Sophie Uuchl. al i twaiMfx.

ABnie uvorax Charles Stafford. May Campbell. atom trotu stein, len at osteon J.l Robert Rooanilr. Annie Prlrdman 9 VI John Merer. Mary Roller ..5 C5 Christian Ksecht.

Anna Mouths 9M nour Asersteai. Kis uotn TJ Harry Peterson. Adallns Hums 9-t va Jan Kris.Marie Dumpne 23 Christian Temple. John O'N'ell. Mary Phlllrp Schults.

Mary West Gelnhard Enderlen. Battle 61 M5 25 SI .23 ao The following bill for dlv Sled nay: Hersaaa aga'aet Kllsabeth, Adultery, i ux xxwiu against cnarie. U-uei tr. VTKHR Mary against Robert. Cruelty.

-MILLER Emma aa-alnst Charles. Cmeltv. BBCK Henry against alary. Deaerttoa. BOTLB Mamie against Joseph L.

Cruelty, The following decree war granted: rNGRlCH Amelia from Lswrenee, for ertloa. BatlfH Blanche from Marvin, for drunkenness. DEATHS. ANTHOMT May 2x. Edward H.

Anthony, ared 64 i irniumrs oi nis sister. 8. M. Burdlck. No.

4.i Wlochester avenue. edneaday a 1 o'clock, by carriages to Boa BF.NTLT-Msv SI. at the home of her danghter, Mrs. m. Aleranter.

Blue Island. iiL. Martha years, runerat to-oar at clock n. m. from the honaa.

CAVANAGH Msy 9 Myrtle, daughter ef Ralph to-day from parents' residence. No, rx Lnuwri, wtra is monins. runeral US Hub wnw afmue, si 9 oiuca a. rixrea to Calvary. oy CROVTB May 93.

Raymond Thomas. th hslnvsd ana oniy cnita oi Tbotnas R. snd Annie K. Crow inns rt aisni irra a Rionma simi v-y aim s-nn. ral Wednesday from parents' msirtniinn.

Ko. 677 Austin avenue, st 10:40 o'clock a. theaoaby caret res to Calvary. CRONE May 21, Rstherin Crone, aged S4 years months and 17 days. Puneral from the residence oi ner usugnter, airs.

Annie uiebea. No. Wells street, to-day al 10 a. m. to a.

Jnumk'. ctiiirv-a. s. nnuive cemetery, aiaa- alllon (Ohio) and Sharon tPa.1 Danera nhsasa DEvEREUIAt Ma residence. Ko.

SI West sircev nvooerv ucrereux, agett as years rn.ru Ay flUHTW HMiaj St 11 ClOCX. from late resldenos. Ko. na VMiOninnamL to St. Patrlck'a church, to Union depot, thence DOT GHTT James aged year, aoa of i nomas ana carsn liouglity.

Funeral front tha parents- resiaence, corner or nny-nrst ana At lantic streets. ednead.tr al a o'clock n. to Oakwooda oamotery. Portland Oio.) papara ROAN-If ay SI. at No.

T14 tiOgan atreet. Matthew Lt. oeiovea nuanana 01 Alice art ared 84 rears snd 10 months. ITntisi al to ilm at o'clock a. m.

abarp to Twauty-aecond street depot, tnenee to tie, for Interment, rla Mich lean Central lallroad. Membare of 8. M. A. A.

please note. FELSKNTHA At th residence of her dsnrhter. M'S. S. BerkeD stein.

Mrs. Jacob Pelsenihal, ln nerttiM year. unerai to-day at 1 clocK p. m. rnr tA Ram Hill frM i.

place. HTZPATRICTC May 22. Msircie tf tzpatrlck. ared oj yr, wsiwtwj sister oi nrs. tyoods'in.

Puneral Tueedajr at lam. from ber late rest. denoe. No. 321 Walnut street, to Port Wayne.

via Pittsburg and Port Warn railroad GROFF May Charles Sherman, beloved hus band or l.rnma A. urolT and father of Carl S. and Jessie Foster GroOt. He waa born Jan. ex.

1MJ. at Herkimer, N. T. Funeral from the reftldcno Cf Irea W. Pitkin.

Ko. hMl Honors unut glewood. to-day at o'clock m. under Ma-sonlo honors, Hannibal St, Joseph (Ma.k Uuincy and Toledo lUhio naoera nlaasa copy. HATDEW-May 22.

St her home. No. 210 Plaza hotel. Mrs. Alios L.

Uavdeo. Funeral nrlvaLe. HTJTCHIXS-Msy 21. at Ne. 213 Forty-eighth iiwi, iirnea rotter xtutcmna.

daughter of James and Arnes Potter Htitchlna, ud in months and la Oars. Funeral nrlvata. IRVIVE-May 20, at No. Belmont avenue. taw view, wife of lieorre Irvine, and sister of Mrs.

M. Pitxrfrald. ah un Puneral at o'clock to-day lo Mount Carniel church tlience to Grace land cemetery. JORDAN May 21, Joseph, beloved husband of Lwit Jordan uee lrohnt, runeral at the late wlence. No.

SHhhnme avenue, twi at 10 o'clock, to Holy Family church, tuence to by earrltres. Korth petrolia.tmtario (jenter ivutti land and Simrwriift, Liaivr eouuvy, t. papttra copy. i D2L4.TH3. FfjrvRAL TRArifTs(ly rm Chiesr Snd Grand Truss: Kail war, Poik Atrest pot, to Mount Greenwood and Mount Hope ai 1 m.

Mount nope cemetery city omos, sna pneeng Builuing. corner of CUrk snd streets. (rraceliUid and Calvary unerrtl train Clilcaa-o. Milwaukee and St. Paul Railway leaves Union depot iMsuxsou and Canal i p.

so. KAmr Bufos. beloved son of Jacob snd Jennie Khn. aired 8 years and 8 months. Puueral Vi'r-cloesusy alio o'clock, front the residence.

Io. Kem per place Ilurlsl at Gracelaml. hew York naoers nlease conv. KENNEDY Mav 21, William Arthur, aofl of James and Mary Koarwly (nee Brulth). aged a years.

Funeral (rom arenta' residence. No. Hi8 South Center avenue, to-day at 10 o'clock. UUcaCSi.V.) papers please copy. LAWLEa Msy 21.

Onnra. beloved dsnrhter of Michsel and Annie Lawler, ared 9 years and a mouths. Funeral from parents residence, no, iHH Forty-fourth street, lo-day at Id o'clock a. to Forty-ninth and Haiasud atroet depot, thence by cars to Mount Olivet. JfKADB-Mav n.

Msry. beloved daughter of Thomas and Ellen Meade, aced 1 yasr. Funeral to-day from No. 137 Johnson airewt, at 10 e'ciook a. by carrias-es to Calvary.

M'HAhT ARA May CI. James P. afratntre. Funeral to-day front late residence, ho. tfdsl Parry aveuue, Augiewooo, st a clock, KAARUP Mar SI.

Daisy, dsnrhter of Peter S. and Ida Raarup, seed 1 year. Funeral to-day at o'clock p. m. from parents' rustdencs al Belmont areuue station to Rose Hill.

BEKER May 23. Simon, beloved bnsbandofKva Cristuaa Keker. aced Sf years ssoaliia and 1 davs Funeral from late rssidenoe. No. fil24 South.

Hal Med streeW Wednesday at 1 o'clock to srraoeland. 8HKAMM May 21. Joaephlna ffhramni. sred tt year snd month, funeral to-day from her law residence. No.

70 Barber atreet. SPAIN MT 11. Joha Spain, ased eo year, member ef Father Mathew T. A. aod B.

society. Funeral lo-aay from residence, Ne. 714 West nxres street, al 10 o'clock a. to St. Jar lath's church, thence by carriages to Cal vary cemetery.

FrrsrsajtlJiuw RS. Any designs can be obtained at aa hour'a nolle at eallaeher'a. Tel. ifcii. CHICAGO OPERA HOUSE Fireproof O.

nfcaPEHaow, axanaoar. BV I Matinees Wedneaday and Sarorday- dekoven I THE FENCING MASTER. AND I By MAR IK TEMPEST -trd sruTK. P061T1VLY LAST WEKK. Next Sunday 2lay 28 THEATRICAL EVENT OP 1 WORLD'S FAIR SEASON.

Conceded By AM Seventh Aaaaal Extra vagaaxa Seesea ALI BABA Or, Martians nad the 49 Thiers, A Thousand Novelties la on 7 ttlganllo Entartainmenl. eeavaelllnr besins on Wed. nest. -Seats secured i weeks In advance. B- The Oreatest Tbcatrical Trisnwph.

WINDSOR THEATER Tel. N. 820. N. Clark aod Division ms.

10 Mlautea' Rids front City Hail. Clark Street Cable Cara. MATINEE TO-DAY 1 tatBnU' EVERY N1QHT. Crowded aad Enthasiaatic Audiences Applaad -the Nordtiea, BaUeta. ML LKAVU'1'9 Grand tacular Produdioa, epec SPIDER AND FLY ioo-f-eopi-e; too 40-EU7OP1AN CELE BAITIf 844 Spcdaltirs.

Marches. GRAND OPERA HOUSE L. HtMi rv To-night and Krery Nlrht. Matinees Saturdava Only. Fourth week of the Knn-ageaaent of Mr.

SOL. SMITH KUSSELX, And Last Week of PEACEFUL. VALLEY. Ka-Vt lalOasftwrWatMf-sBA tfml Hi atrtTr MM nt A rVf on.ly oy Mr. Clyde Filch APUL WKATHfc.14, wrinssa vtiiwciatMir iur mr -luiwt'u.

HOOLEVS THEATER. ST1RT WIGHT THIS WEEK AT 8:10. Only Matinees Wedneaday and aautrday. aAuustln Daly's Company aa la Shakespeare's Met lest Comedy. TWELFTH NIQ HT." ArOl iyTIN DALk OMFAXT.

T.OV15 xTke 11ILla nil A3U E'SK, and Mr, hKiUTOir." McVICKER'S THEATER 21 Exits. i.XlL Maiiiiee Wednesday god Saturday. BLACK CROOK BALXET. SONOS. SPiCIALTIES.

SPECTACLE. EMPIRE THEATER Grand Opening. west Madison, opposite Cnloa st. THURSDAY, MAY 25th. -IS BOTH DEiMtTIC SCtMC -PEODUCT105 55.

S5. 80. 75e, St.OO. Matinees Wedneaday. Saturday, and Sunday.

THE COLUMBIA Monroe snd Dearborn. how it sparkles." Brilliant reception aoaxtrded lo The LILLIAN RUSSELL OPERA COMIQUE COM PAN If. Decided success of Leeoq's ehsrmlng opera. QIR0FLE-Q I R0FLA. Matinee esrnrday.

8CHILLER THEATER. LAST WEEK Laet 3 Mala. Wed. and THE LOCO EST LA Oil OF THE TEAR. CHARLES FRO MAWS IN COMKDIANS THE SPORTSMAN isy.

linn, rronmsn stock Company Atay "The Girl I Left Behind ate Seataand boxes ready Thursday. SAM T. JACK'S MADISON ST. opera xtet. State and Dearborn.

Tel. Main 219S. lOUSS That Danoe of Paris STILT. OOE3 ON. PRICES Mat Ever, dsyj yjver night at S.

OLD AGK Ash VntlTH Qlory delights a warrior powar.a king- But Beauty's smile the sweetest Pleasures mu I 25c. Sue. Nurht gSc BOc. 7.V. ACADEMY OF MUSIC H.

K. JACOBS Sols Manarsr Hanlon Brotliers -HAVLIN'S Telephone South I2T. AT THK HOME THEATER OF THE SOUTH 8IDE, Th DlsUnsulabed Adresa. ADA GRAY eastlynn Hast Sunday THS TORNADO. THE ALH AMB A Tel.

S. 142. B. BV THS aTVBAT.Ti OPERA OOMTQTJB headed CrOKENNE tn- ARCADIA Msttneea stmnav. Tueedav.

snd Saturday. Grand Souvenir Nlrht, June 1 The l.OOtMh lormance. Mrs. Jennie Kimball. Sole Maruurer.

PEOPLE'S State, near JO BAYLIES, propr. aad Mgr. Kert Week Mat To-day at 2. -Violet To-rlrht at S. XASOUl'S Britisli Burlesquers Matinee Rrerr Dsr.

loo, use, Hio, SOe. Spectacular Barlesqaa Co. H. R. JACOB'S CLARK ST.

THEATER H. R. JACOBS. Sole Manarer. Mstlaeea Thursday, Saturdav.

and Sunday. tNTIRB NEW. COMPANY THIS WEFIC. Amerin and Kurope's Greatest Varlet, atars. HAVERLY'S CASINO Eden Musee.

W.ibnsh near Jnpxson HAVXRLY'S MIKSTRKLS AND WAA WORKS. General AtlnilHlon. 25c. Performances Diiy at and S.1J. FANTASMA Tcsy.

Paster GARFIELD. PARK' TRACK. West aot sad Madiscn sts. BEDOUnTTlPE IN THE DESERT. BARBARIC SPLENDOR.

First ExhiWtisa Thursday Afternoon, May 5th. at o'clock, and every afternoon thereafter at th Sams time, Sundays included, until perms-ncnt grounds ar read. 60 Pedigreed Arabian Horses, Obtained by special (lrman of ths Su'tsa, Camels, Dromedaries, Assyrian Goats, Sheep and Donkeys. Tribe of Orer 400 Men and Women. Magnificent Costumes.

Msnners snd Customs of the Desert, Thrilling Races sad Kacitiag Sports. Fierce Combats with Lances aadrlaksd Scimitars. Admission yx and It oo. MICHIGAN AV. AND MADISON ST.

The Grotto. Gala Openins Saturday Night, flay 27. The Largest Vs ad trills Theater in ths World. ANNABELLE. STARTLINO 8EKPENTINB.

Refreshments served. Second Regiment Military Band engaged for th satire season. SEATS ON SALE THURSDAY. Best Reserved tests yoc, Bos Bests TATTERSALL'S Siite nthanJ State Sts. Take State at.

or vTabash av. Cara. Military Tournament Pronouiieed by Pi tu tnd FnblK Us Grasdesi fjUtirr Spectacle litlie Worii, niustrating In a scries of Brilliant Tableau snd Realistic Action the Life and Perils of a soldier. MO GOOD SEATS AT JOCETTS. Reserved seU 1 00 snd S1.B0.

Boxes. fS.OO to tt. st Branch Office 5 Wabash opposite Auditorium Hotel, and Mcintosh's library, with Lyon A Haly. corner Stale and Monroe sis. (tale puone 1 827U1.

aad at Tatternall'a. TROCADERO. lOCHIGAJf AV. AXD VCXKOB ST. TEE IDEAL PLACE OF AilUSEilEXT VTLTTAKT BAITD ATD ORrTTESTRA.

OPEBAT1C AlKS AND SWEKT a-OStfS. BCXGABMAK ORCUKSTB.A. Bl'SWIAN KoLK ASDDANCE3. Cause KXCEXTKigCK. E1C.

very erenlns' st 8 Sat. and Sun. Mate at I -SO. Tbars. Aftermooa ynaploay t'-oarsrrt.

Admission so. TS and 1 Boxes and BH. Chil dren at suatinees tfOc. Trocadero aUrataurant opea from a. m.

to la mlduuthi. CENTRAL MUSIC HALL A Symposium on Dress, By THE NATIONAL COUNCIL OF WOMEN At CENTRAL nUSIC HALL. TUESOAY, MAY 3 Speakers-May Wrirht Sen-all' Henrietta Rosv aell. Bertha Hum rkuiih. Kavhel Poster Avery and othera.

eostuiuea will be worsv Admission 50c, Reserved Seats 7 jo. THE AUDITORIUM. IXEE Grand Ballet SperUcl Abbey. Schoeffel A Grstt. Props, and Mgra.

SEE Orsnd Paassnt eOO Ijancara. oi starry ntsksrs. PaUt of Aria and edsncas. Ballet et Inventions. Triumph of Colombia.

aims. Psiicot P.nA T.TA pta ihtsi Reserved Seats rte, 15c tl, tl SO. Boxes, tie. gen'l Admission. SOe.

Branch Office Inter Ocean, THE TURKISH THEATER. at aaBsUBWsBs, Castas Maaaers af Beaaaias. Draze. 3yr-iaa. Kards.

Tarka Their A trm sen lent WeddlnsMx 1mims ssi. See the Beautiful Girls ef Damascus and Con si iinopie. f-erformarjce hourly. P. m.

ADMISSION 6Q CENTS. beginning at 1 THE WAY TO THE FAIR. PAUL'S ENGLISH COACHING CLUB. Depart to-day from Welllmrton Hotel Ra a. 2 p.

m. Victoria Hotel, 10.90 a. at tarnlng, depart 4 aod 5 p. m. HAats nooxeo at anove hotels hntMnnt llimror.

Unlit VT McINTOH, Mo- INTOSH'a LIBRARY, where preliminary booking should bs Boa. Coaches let by day, nau- ustx, vr wis i MclNTOSH'S LIBRARY Burr W. Mcintosh, Manager. Drawlnr-Room Rntertainment and Theater Ticket Asency. kst siits minnc cool Booklnr Office with Lyon A Healr.

Tel. 227S, Povb Town Office. Military Tournament, ''WlldWest." Manarer Paul a Rns-ltsh Coschlna? Club, Beat Seats Lillian RuaseR'a Aral nlsht, SOUTH SIDE BALL PARK. Thlrty-nfth at. and Weptwonh av.

BASS BALL TO-DAT. Cleveland vs. Chicairo. Game called at 3:43. Admission 2.1e.

SOe, 7Sc and 1. Leaving th Fair Grounds al via Alley Railway or Stat St. Cable rou caa aaa tha game and enjoy a reel. Get off at 85th st. DON'T FAIL TO VISIT THE LIBBY PRISON THE GREAT KATIOXaLWAK MUSIXX The moat lnterestlnr and wonderful exhibit ta America.

One from It. m. to Id n. m. dAilv and Sunday.

Wabash between Hia aod luia aia. THE ORIENTAL LABYRINTH AND PANOPTICON 39 WABASH AV. OPEN DAILT 9:0 A. M. MTST1PYTNGI MAGNIFICENT.

CO TO THE FAIR BY TALLYH0 G0ACH Ths rYlT.TTMRTA OflACH Co. will run fhetr magnificent coach to and from The Pair every ha.f hour. Pair. t-A OO round trio. Booklnr ia Jackson st.

Oulhi of coaches and horses the finest ta the world. GERMAN VI LLAGEJ" CoTleetloa of pleal fiennsn Teasant Home stie and Town Hall lnlererinar Alassnm Kxhlhltion of Indnstries. lntloortndfjinl.nMNliini. accommodatlns R.OIni people, manaired by nrnu class German caterer. Orsnd onevrt Itaiir by German Infantry and cavalry bands ln full uul-form.

JERUSAL.EM. A most beautiful and Interesting Cyelorams ef Jerusalem and th Crucian loo, OnineviTi O.r pen baaa ry nd evenin'. Don't sulaa Ik Wai av. BiU Hubbard court. NO FAIR VISITOR SHOULD FAIL TO 6EK The Cumins: Lakes of tOIauea, the rreat Hawaiian Volcano.

UJway Plalsance..