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I 9A3. By ciM at 684e. etuaadlalr end, urut turn; ho, a fail PHOTwToit Porte lntnd (air tod market firm at Lard stronger: nrml guti. Sd.Oa X.1S iMila meat quirt ana unchanged, bacon in rood damandatlail pciewi ssi.lsissjej7iJM Bin ik taster; fancy creamery. tTe; enoloe dairy, 17tJuct prime vVeetsca xwasrv.

lw17( prima Central Ohio, Il4c oa-Uuml, steady, bile Hoe Active and arenar; common. Hfla S.4U: light. lUWii racking, i.0iJ0; bgwifcarr. Si.Sotai.BS. Hsosipts.

iwWl eldpiueuu, jtiii In OriMM, taw oet. 1. Vtr-a Strong; rspercnes, 87: doubl mr.S: tripieexlxaa.e.lJw.;hlgh grades. Mfs6.te. oei Corn quiet tat Ann at 6w6uo.

eata aulot, iBc. Com Kial-OoIH tat steady. 82.40. Uii-ltomt and firm prune. iJ'3.

fwfiuoiu-Pur Arm at lo.i. Lard steady! tierce, b-e7e keg. Bo meats acaroa and tna: shoulders, summer eared, packed, watiwa. baooa quiet, ebouiders. ws; ciear ribs.

eA.0; dear, liauia. auicar carad. uarkat duii canvased. lOSc. a in uu.

eur-Airket doUl ffaatam rectified, U5a 1.10. lorrxE Ilrm Jobbing, ordinary to prima, 1340. bcesa In good demand at lull price; common to rood common. XV: reiiow clariDad. 8c Hoi-asis Sotnioal.

Kick k'irm at b7-c iiBAWciAL-tttgai sachtng on KewXark. par ligsnrssnt Toledo, Ohio, Oct. I. Gkatk Wbaatataady: Vo. uu Visbash.

(1.13: Sc. 1 whit JAicnluea. 1 l.Us aaaed SI. 13 bid am-ter aliciiigan. cash and October.

1.13i: Sao, l.llj: o72 red abash, cash and October. Sl.li; 50. 8 do. Ut :o.tk aud M. rod, Sl.1 No.

3 do, 1.10: western amber. So. -J ambar liU-sou, S1.14V. Cora dull and lower: high mixed, case, 43c; Ko. icut, 4utsC asked October, 40e WM; No.

3 white, cash. 47e. Oate steady Ko. 'J. Cain and October.

x8-e. Closed boat steady No. 2 red. fcoveaiber. l.lMi: amber Atiemgan.

October, 51. US: No. 1 whit Michican, 1.U: So. -J rod Aaowh.miied.li.ll'iiNo. white abash.

Sl.U: ho. l. aud red. il.lfa. Corn ateaay No.

if, 41o UvS October; euae November, oats uses. rva. una-Prime aloyar. (4.40. xtacairrs beat, IIujiOo ba eon.

12,000 ta. atMirMJUiia Wtoeat, Ut.uOO bu: oorn. ba. aUlwaukea, Wle. Oct.

L. rtorm steady, with fair deoiand. Ouu-Woaat Arui oweoed advanosd atroaa: So. 1 kUlwaukeo bard, l.u7i No. 1 klilwaaaea.

1j06 No. bard. UJoSi; resmlar. Sl.oo1; October, ClXto1: November. Slx'T'a: lia-ceatbar, No.

MUwaaae. No. 4, Vl'vs: reverted. b6o. Ooro firmer, qaiat: So.

'i, StiS. Oata quiet bat Ira; No. i. ic. Kya doll andlowar; No.

1, bvic Jtarlay luicner No. apruuc, FaoTiaioaa Oniet and eay. ftlesa pork quiet at S.7a caab, Lard-Prliue steam. taJUi. KiaaTa Drat to boDalo.

7c, KacciPTa Floor. Tahhi tort wheat, 96.000 ta. bHU-Mxaia-t tooi. iJHM) brla wbsai. IjooO ou.

BulDalo. N. Oat. 1. Ukaiti Wheat dull and a abaoe firmer 7,10 ba; No.

I hard Imlulh at l.liy1.16. Corn uuU; No. 2 nominally 4iT; aalea. luo bn: kana. 46 -ac (au acaroe and wanted; be aalea.

Bye None ere. Itarley quiet; aalaa. bo: Canada cboioa, Hoe; 4 care ot aiirniifaa old on private terms. aaI iuuxMTs Lnrlianaed; aluppara holding off. Kccnrra-Flonr.

4.169 brla; wheat, ta; corn. 141.100 ba. bHirMiHTu-tor Riilroad- heat 40J62 ba: corn. Q-lMM ba. Oanal beat, bu oorn.

AMJM ba. Boatoa. wot 1. Floto Firm Western laien. com tnon M'iaconain ettra.S t.7Ji.5ii unnesota ezlrsa, a6 aiHab.fro winter wtrtu, Ouio and Illinois and Indiana, 8i bo bt-lxiuia.

Wisconun and Minnesota Sonne wheaia, d.7aa8U; winter wbaata, bo-feiw) oaira Oorn qnlet: mind and yellow. Oata La aood demand No. 1 and extra white, 40 i44c; No. wbita, atvZH'-c: No. wnitaandNo.S mixed.

MM je. Kye mm ally ancbantred. kacBirre-rioar, MAMJ0 brla; oorn. lojwO ta; wbeat, bo. LoulsTllle.

Ky. Oct. 1. COTTOB fC FixCBFlrmar: extra. S3.C5aft.S0: family, S4w4.6: No.

l.4.7e; fancy. 4.iS7.V5. i.caih beat firm red and amber, al Ml. Corn Oiiiet white. ic; mixed, wo.

Oata irmer white, mixed. 2Uc. t-aoruioaa fork steady at it SO. iArd ateaHy; cb' ice leaf, tierce, he do ken. bvc.

liuik meaia, srket ea-ler; ahonldera. clear nb. liao.a -Market aaaier; boulder, clear no. Hama ousar-cureo, IK 10 -sc. lakX-SlAIO.

Indlanarx'l, Oct. 1. Hooe Heady at S3.7SJS; receipts. S.UO0 bead aliiDmenta, head. obaik-w beat steady: No.

3 red.J1.10 1.11. Cora Arm: 3XS.eioic. oata steady at roTiaioKS-bboaiacrs SJ 6 30 clear rib. Lard aOOX'ta6Jlo. Hams.

Ji'A feoria. Ill, 'NrW 1. Oaanr Wheat nothing dnlne. Cirn dull and lower: hiffh mixed. No.

3. Si Hie06 J.c oata qmet ana easy No. 2 white. loSeMc Itya lnaot-la: ho 6la61SiC. AUuawtx hlatily at SIjOT.

CMI City. T- Ort 1. PmoLKvat Market opened active, with Te bid advanced to XJrc, and declined to Sue: and closed al blJ tor old euipaients, l70 brls ararasTUit ao.000 brla tranaacuuna, brla. Plttsborc, Pa- Oct 1. PrrmoLrrw Crnrte, 5c at I srter tor ship-xnant; rrilxiad.

7 Sc. Philadelphia deliTery. Oawpco. M. Oct.

1. eaain Wheat steady No. Chicago apduK held at Sl.l. Corn anil ana uncharted. WUminartoaa, Oct.

apiriu ot taroanttna qoiet Sac nnihin W. rwt 1. Tattu RaoelDta. 1.498 market firm for food mdaa others uuiet and sum atteadaaioe of all olaaaea ut bayera: eoice to extra ateera at good. ii.lSetiO: tair to xuediam.

common. llant fat buivhere' ateera. fif KaU.ii; heitera. J.71.26 eowa. f.asiu extra.

jowA.7a. aiiickera dali and kieer booo to choice feedera. XNKcr ako tiecelptiv, 3.7 market anil and oemaud licnt: fair to Kood abeeo. lamb. 4-30; CanaUalamba, t.4tA4JU a few ails unsold.

martet easier bat not auot-atly lower; orkera aud hearr yradee lull lower: lorkera. heavy and fiiouua, at.jQwH.it; lair anoa. 4aw-Jo i wi. aaui.xo. PROTECTION OF FISH.

Orxmalxatton of the oarrad Placatorial So- ciety-TaM Vloara atnd UJecta. A number ol eeaUameii interostoi ia pis catorial mattera met In parlor of tbo Pal. mar Bona yesterday momine to affect an oreanisatlon. the poraoae of wfaieb will be to protect the fisheries of the Mississippi Valley and the lakes and promote piscatory sport and defenae generally. Tnere were present about tw-nty-fiTe gentlemen.

On motion. temporary oraanizaiion was effeeted by ehooelnaT Mr. Eli K. Miller, of Mlchlean. Cnairman.

and J. Mather Secretary. There were present from Illinois: Dr. in. Bowe, S.

P. Bartlett, W. A- Pratt, H. J. Doaseman.

and John L. WUson: Miohisan. E. R. Miller.

J. C. Parker. E. 8.

Holraca. Georee H. Jerome. A. J.

KellotTK, J. G. Portmaa (Saperictendent of Fisheries). I. N.

Clark: Wiseonsin. Philo Uuo-nlnsr. W. H. Welsber: Iowa.

B. F. Shaw. John Ball. W.

A. meter: Tireinia. M. McDonald; Ohio. E.

D.Potter. Saperlntendent of Fisheries: Minnesota. Daniel Cameron. 8. S.

Wat- kins (Superintendent of Fisheries). B. O. weenr; Eentaekr. W.

M. Qrtfflth; Mew Jersey. J. Mather. On motion of Mr.

Potter the chair ap pointed a Committee on Permanent Oreanl cation, as follows: Judge Potter, Messrs. Donseaan. Helloes. Dnnninjr, 8haw, Mather. 'Welaher.

McDonald, and Cameron. On credentials, Messrs. McDonald, Myn- ater. Holmes, Mather, and Bweener were appointed. It waa also directed that the Committee en Permanent Organization shoaid draft a eon-' atltution and br-lawa.

Theae matters haring been disposed of, a recess until 1 o'clock was taken to permit the cemmi'tees to make up their report. Mr. Holmes took advantage of the interim to speak upon the Michigan association. Last year It bad tried the experiment of publishing Its transactions, with the view of making the association more valuable than in mere fishing or shooting to ornaments. Ue submitted several of these reports as a means.

During the evening sessioa a number of other gentlemen came in, among the number being M. K. Falrbank. It is expected that many more will be in attendanoe to-day. The Committee on Permanent Organization reported toe following officers lor the prwaont convention: Presidetit, Eli B.

Miller: B. O. Bweener and William Grll-Sth. The report was adopted. Mr.

Mather, who is Assistant United States Fiah Commissioner, made a report from the Committee on Constitution and Br-lawa, lie reao a draft for a constitution providing that the name of the association should be the Central Piscatorial Society: that it should have for its objects the promotion ot fish culture, the gathering and diffusing of knowledge upon the aubjeat amicable intercourse among memoera, the uniting and encouragement of individual dsn eulturisie. ana discussions of pertinent topics. The initiation fee was fixed at $3. expulsion being provided as the penalty tor the non-payment of dues. The officers were to be a President three Tioe Presidents, a Treaanrer Beeording aod Corresponding tteereiarr.

-ad an Executive Com- niittow. snuuii wo ww aieiu aanaaiiy.aua all amendments most be made by a two-thirds vote of present at a regular meeting. This report was adopted without alteration. On motion, the meeting then proceeded to the election of offioers for the es suing rear. lb result ot the ballot was as follows: President N.

E. Falrbank. -Vice Presidents-W. F. fcbaw.

Iowa; E. D. Potter. Toledo: ana Eli B. Miller.

Michigan. Oorrespomling eSecretarr-Fred Mather. Keeoriiog becretarr 0. oweeny. Treasurer A.

Booth. After payment of annual does, and deciding that ail papers, ate, should be deterred until to-day. the meeting adjourned to :30 o'clocx this morning. Korarrso hat ever bean discovered to ecnal Dr. O.

KcLans Ce-0 rated Yenniluf a for riddlns; the ho-tnan eonsutauoa ot awsia It never tatia Is simple and vary lawtpeoaivo. 1-verT dntrvut Sespe It but ee the aame of ilemlnr crue, i-u(abaiaA ea ane tWWMlaNsMatealtai notably Larlev THE COURT RECORD. CJompleto Report of the Pro oeedinffs in All the Com-ts of Record. The Wlad-Hp the Cook Canntj Land OmpaBj Iu HemaJalBr Issets to Bo Sold at IscUoo. Tbo AppeQato Court Opens Tuesday Next A nn onnoements and Itama.

THE C0T7BT8. AXVOCXCaUUNTS. The receiver ot the State Savings Institution was yesterday authorised to declare a second dividend of 5 per cent NothinsT before Begister Hibbard yesterday, and for ten days to come. THS AFPXIiIiATa OOUKT. The Appellate Court will oonvene next Tuesday at 2 p.m.

There will be no call of the docket on the first day of the term, but the court will announce the number and manner of calling eases. TBI 0OOX COTJSTT LAND COMPART. Judge Moore, yesterday, in the consolidated cases of the Blaccetone National Bank of Boston et aL. against the Cook County Land Company and J. Otis Wetherbee et aL against the same entered a decree appointed Franklin H.

Watrlss, receiver ot the Cook County Land Company. In bond of $2,000. The decree also goes on to state that the company made a trust deed March 9, 175. ot a large amount of real estate in Chicago to KoDert C. Wright, J.

I. Pearce. and Wm. C. Tlbbetts to secure certain guaranteed stock, of which all has been retired except stock to the amount of par value, of which 200 snare is held by the Black-stone National Bank and fifty shares by Ellas X.

Milliken. The above property, which was productive, was all disposed of, and a new trurt deed was made May 13, 1870, to Wm. C. Tlbbetts. J.

Pearce, and Charles A. Gregory of a large amount of other real estate in Chicago and Hyde Park, as well as all its personal property, to secure certain other preferred stock of 2.722 shares at $100 each. All of the lands thus conveyed which were productive have also been sold. The other lands are now to be sold by Charles A. Gregory as "active trustee after four weeks' notioe In some newspaper.

Ihe proceeds ot the balance ot the lands in the trust deeds are to go to the Blackstone National Bank and Milliken, and after payingtheir claims of $25,000, the balanoe is to go to the boluers of the preferred shares, ratably. Any balance After that is to go to the receiver. Gregory ia to be paid for his services as President of the company and active trust, according to the Hading ot B. I). Magruder, Master in Chancery.

THE CAXX.8 FOB TO-DAT. Jttdoi Blodostt. In chambers Saturday next. Judos Gary. No cause on trial.

Call ia I. 335. 1.337. 1.3oi, 1.30 to 1.332, i.3. 1.3H3.

1.3!. 1.3Si to 1.392. 1.3 to 1.42U. 1.4 to 1.42S. 1.430 1.4-li.

ana 1.414 to 1.449. inclusive. Judos City vs Smith, on trial. So call for to-day. Judos Moobc 38.

Tuthill vs Bodman. on hearing. Call is o. 61, 61. and 47.

Jcdob Booias. No ease ou trial. Call is 104 to 120. inclusive, except 110, and 111. Judos McAxusteb.

Will he on toe Circuit benod again until! after the next term of the AppfUste Court, which begins ouTueadar next. Judo i Mosax. 1,022, lvwi vs. George, on trial. No call for to-day.

Judos Tulet No. 8 on hearing. Call is 11. 12. 13 and 4.

Judos Uasum Criminal Court Nos. 260, 261, 2t2. 272. 273. 174.

275, 276 and 277. (Col Una and Barman burglary eases), and paaaed eases. Judoi IiOomis County Court Insane case from 9 to 10 o'clock a. m. Calendar Nos.

80 to 10s inclusive, exeept 81. 85. 86. 87. 91.

93 and 104. Psubatx Cocet General business. THE RECORD OF OCTOBER 1. United States Circuit Court. SEW SUITS 16.675 Frank L.

Cook va. Union Nat Dank of Chicago. Ast Sl.Ooo. Transcript from County Court. W.

B. Cunuinahaoi. any. kaawrtor Court, NEW SUITS. 73.29 Henry Wiener and John W.

Wlsnsr va Joseph L. McCoy, George A. Gtbbs and lienj. F. Crosby.

Bill to foreclose trust deed for 1.301 on lots 8 and 9. blk 10. in Pitaer and 2d addition to South Evanston. A. W.

Briekwood. solr. 74.297 Confession ot judat; suppressed for service. huppsEssED 8urrg of Tuesday. 74.

293 Anson B. Jenks vs Wm. Noole. Eliza NoDle. Walter -P.

Boehe, Dexter I Gillson. and Thomas Moss. Bill to foreclose treat deed for 1. 163. 17 on the "a of the ot sec 4, 3d.

13 A. B. Jenks. soir. 74.294 Anson B.

Jenks vs Wlllism Noble, Eliza Noble, Thomas Moss, ana Henry H. Manser. Bill to foreclose trust deed for 3.5oo on the of the vHol see 4, aod the 12 acres of thes of the of the i.seo5, 86. 13. A.

B. Jents. solr. LAW-JUDGE GARY. Obdebs.

8.707. Well vs hitaker; die 8.332. Henton and judgt 5.321. Abbott vs Brown: suit dis a and judirt want pros 5.343, Tyler vs Willetts; rule to file narr In 5 days 0,480, Seott vs Hayes: dis 5.337. O'Connor vs MeNamarra; dis and jadgt want pros 5.367.

Doyle vs Glaaser; same order 5.365. Moran va Walshe; by agreement submitted to court on 1 day's no-Hee 5.424, King vs Mai It: dis 05,368. Bckwell vs Bulkier: pin takes non suit 5,430, Palmer vs Goldberg: suit dis 5 497. Willard vs Burg; by agreement submitted to court on 5 dar's notice 6.469. Frank vs Biederman; suit dis 06.380.

Hartvs Beam: suit dis and judgt want pros. Judgment. 5.360. Catherine Moran vs'C. and Catherine Qutnn.

Verdict lor pUT.SoOti.oO, and delta move for new trial. XjAW JUDGE JAMESOS. Okdeb. 2,755, Ciaycurgn vs Walisr. Order ot judgt set aside and cause reinstated and dis c.

HAN CEBT BIEF JUSTICE MOOBE. Okdems. 2.019. Barnes vs Stinsen; default and reference, to Steele 2.00. Sormger vs Swogle: leave to amend plea of J.

L. Sprogle. Uie.nn and Matthews 2.086. Curtis vs Berg. 1 leave to amend and make new daf la 1.304, TTnian Mutual Life Ins Co vs Chapman placed on calendar 1.962.

Hoffman vs Huffman: dis for want or equity, and appeal to Appellate Court in 200 pond, and certificate of evidence in 30 days. Decbees. 1.054. Wetherbee vs Cook Co Land Co. and 1,055, Blackstone Nat Bank vs Same; eases consolidated: hearing and de cree.

Ctreolt Court. NEW SUITS. 82.030 Howell tiewls and Wm, Bead vs Frank Grundles, Appeal. 32.931 Ciaxios uayiora vs jduoaa o. nan.

ApoeaL 32.932 Daniel ItearaoB vs Ajaaiei Duxuvao. nilvar fl Oliver, administrator of the estate ot F. Oliver, vs Samuel M. Moore. tna A.

Abbott, attv. 32.934 Mrs.lt, bcraneiavseamiai w.eeevM Anneal. 32.935 Arsa crane, agent, vs dona teener. Anoaal. 2.936 J.

ix. Mars ton vs aurea jtzt. ap-' 82.837 Marr cvneo vs constasano urvu-i eehio. Bill to set aside bill of sale, and for a. receiver.

Wallace Hack man. solr. 82.938 John W. Colllna and LOUIS notn4 man vs Wllhelmlsa Gohiko, Hermann GoblkeJ akej rnlej iava ana uortneo ueitner. Asst.

mow. iatuei Bhorey. atty. LAWi-CHIEF JUSTICE BOOESa. Obdebs.

3.558. Chapman vs Olinger: rol ob deft to Die additional bond br 10 a. to-morrow 1,795. Nawberg vs artels: leav to file additional plea and same filed and rule! to reply to same within 5 days 3,031. Culver vs nipple: demurrer to 2d and 3d pleas eo tested and leave to plead over in 8 days- 1.23, Armstrong vs Hinsdale Doyle Co.j rule en deft to file bill et particulars undei the notice of special defense.

Tbiau 1.139. Watsoa vs Burbank. Trial almost concluded. La W-J UDGX VoALUSTEB. Obdebs.

848. strong Furniture Co vs New-berger; leave to amend by making W. Strong Furniture Co. use Sylvester M. Miif lard, plff 32.675, People, sz rcl Brookins.

vs Hoffman; relator released on his own reeogi-nlsanee In som ot S250 for appearance te Criminal Court 1.321. Pletzseh vs Drake: amended narr flied and rule on dofla to plead In 20 days. i IJlW JUDGE MOB AN. Obdebs. 1.834.

faiekox vs Howe: rale to file raoUssUoa (visas br ta. lita iast SUE DAILY TmJIJSDAXrMOIUiaKG. VOCTOBEB -3. 1870. t.770, Kellogg vs Gandelooh; appeal dis non compliance with rule and proc JuDdMzirt.

3.447-John J. MoGrath vs aO. Ahderaon. Judgt, fl40.89. CHANCE BY JUDGE TULEI.

OaDfBa 624. Buehler vs Lohaan: filed continued to Oct term 1.244. The State Savings Institution; petition filed and o'der for 24 dividend 12.057. State Savings Institution vs Colehour: on mandate filed, sotloe, and motion of Bonner. Fay GrlggS.

cause redoefceted. and leave to amend bill and that Lucius Otis, receiver, proseeute cause, and that defts have ten days to plead to amended Foreman vs Walsht master's report of sa filed and con-flraedf nisi ia ten Freldberg vs Wileot: same order 435. Miner vs. Jaokson: peUtim tiled and leave to John Bliss. Alanson W.

Besrd. Charles C. Moulton. Stephen Dtamom, Henry a bitten. James F.

Simmons. E. 8. Hildreth. Charles V.

Whitten. Horatio e. Burdett. Amos 8. Young.

Curtis 0. GossJG. T. Hawley. Pane F.

Folsom. aud Jaok L. Mifrtin. to be made party complainants to originavl bill, ana order that said new com-piainauta be made defendants to cross bill 82 922. Brown vs Backmau; Elmer Washburn apooisted receiver, bond in 2.ooo.

Divobces 3.154. Charlotte Connor from Wiliiaui P. Couuor: for cruelty 3.09U Cath-rtneZvrick from Joseob Zwick: lor cruelty 8.047J William F. Wood from Faunie 5L W00J; for Delia D. Fisher fromfonn H.

fisher: for drunkenness. iCHANi EBY JUDGE BABNUM. Ob0b- 2.962 Stinson vs. Pepper. Order removing cause to United States Circuit Court.

Coanty Court. I NEW SUITS. 2.093 Henry Llndermaon vs Ferdinand Asst. 4oo. Eidridge Si Tourte-lottej attys.

1 BEFORE JUDGE L00MI8. 1.510 Edward E. Bosera. and Joseph H. Stjune vs Margaret D.

Walsh. Dismissed, eaobipartv to pay their own costs. 1.542-Edward L. Upton vs Ben. C.

Miller, submitted to court, jury waived: to be taken up la Ore days notice either party. 1.5&3 Same vs Etta Miller. Same order as 'Van Willoughbr, Hill Co. vs M. F.

Hale. Veriiiot, without retiriug. for pltff for judgt on verdict. I.306 Wanzer et al vs August Fisher. On trlaU l.J69-Eliz.

A. and Fred W. Batter man vs Philip Mers. Leave to jury to bring in sealed verifiou Pre bate Court. BEFORE JUDGE KNICKERBOCKER.

Oausaa. Est Hiram L. Wilder. luv and st.it ol atseu and liabs apprd. Est Franz Schwarta.

Settled and discharged. Est John L. Wickers. Proof heirship. EV Conrad Brerer.

Admx to Hie final acct -ou One oar's service. Est F. William Wisehendorff. Addl inv apord. EatWmLudwig.

Inv. apprst, and widows sward apprd. and selection Hied. Est Henry W. Kingsbury, minor.

Leave to release debt for $180. Est George T. beebe. Claim of B. Einne.

(2.086.81. allowed. Est Francis M. Corby. Leave to sell Pr-souaU property, and to redeem certain bauk stocit.

Eat Gustavns Geary. Executrix excused from further duty unless oited. Et Patrick Maguire. Citation against executors to file final acct. mo.

liit Joseph K. Henniugway. Inv, apprst, and wijow'a award apprd. Est Mry Garvey et al, minors. Guardianship to Eliza Garrity.

Bond in S20 apprd. Eat Carl Klein et al. minora, tiuaidian to Oiaj new bond in S3.0O0, aud same died and ansrd. fst Margaret Morrison. Proof of heirthio.

st J. C. Farrington. Leave to sell certain personal property. Est J.

M. bcoti. Good will of J. Scott Cov. valued at 3o; other objeelioha overruled, and auppl report of aurviviug partner stricken out: appealed by admr.

Xst Mathilda Hand. Settled and disenarged. Est Heinrieh Brehm. Proof of will aud letters testamentary to Catherine Brahm. Bond in apprd; proof of heirship.

MARINE INTELLIGENCE A DRIFTING BODY. Te Remains of Engineer CaUaghan Seen Yesterday Morning. When the tug Eitty Smoke was two miles ef North Avenue Pier yesterdaymornlng. with a vessel in tow, the crew saw a bodr floating in the water that they are confident waa that of Callaghan. the engineer of the exploded tug Parker.

The fact was reported la the harbor, and the tug Higgle, of the T. O. T. line, went out in seareh. but was not successful.

Captain St. Peter, of the lite-saving station, also (sent one of his boats out, The crew ot three mew spent four hours in their search, but also failed of success. Sad Affliction. Gus Msgulre, brother of Captain Arthur Maguire. of the tug Ewlng.

and brother also of Constantino Maguire (the only survivor ot ttie tog Parker horror, who is now in the bos pltai with serious Id juries), died yesterday Gus was one of the crew of the Swing. He waa a young man of good habits and dispo sition, and had many friends. ant to Boston Iuateaal of Camden. An unfortunate accident occurred in the purchase ot the ticket for Mrs. Barton, who acoompanied the remains of her late husband to the home of bis parents in the East, In Stead of being bought for Camden.

N. it eras bought tor Boston, and the mistake was not discovered until the ladr and the corpse bad left the city. I Besooe of the Allechuy. The schooner Alleghany was got off Badne north Point yesterday. freights.

Grain freights were steady yesterday at 7s ton wheat and 6 "so on corn to Buffalo, and ilOe on corn to Kingston. Charters were re i ported as follows: To Buffalo Props Nyac, New York. Russia, end Scotia, wbeat at 7e prop Chicago, oorn through to Boston at 17 'te: prop B. W. Blanohard.

barley onp. t. barge Cburea. wheat 01 ut To Erie Prop Conastosa. corn throogb rate.

Through rates to New York. 16 1 6 He corn, and wheat. Ocean freights on bacon and lard. 741c to Liverpool. 74 se to Antwerp, and 81c to Havre, per 100 s.

Floor freights to Liverpool. 61 and Glasgow 61c per 100 Eta. Lumber freights were nominally na changed. Ore Shipments. The following exhibit in gross tons the total lake shipments of ore this season up to Sept.

24, together with the amount shipped during the corresponding period last year: Where from. Escanaba 1878. .339.849 427.259 25.644 1979. 498,376 Marquette L'Anse 412.260 32.201 Total. 972.748 942.837 Showing aa increase 01 uo.oss gross tons.

Geoerad, Thi wind, last evsnlng, continued south-rlv. with tna weather very warm. Thi erews of some ef those vessels outside must be on halt rations or tnis time. Thb schooner Scotia will be ready to lead to-dayt Tub 0. G.

Breed has entered commission onee more. Thb schooner Ogarita will be ready for sea. ia excellent shape, in a day or two. The work of rebuilding her is said to have been done thoroughly ana weu. Tan old ere dock at Escanaba is to be entirely rebuilt the coming winter.

Thb shipments from Alpena for the week ending Sept. 23 were as follows: Lumber. 4.497.000 feet: lath, 755.000 pieces; shingles, 150 OOO. 1 reply to the Detroit J'ott. Thi Ikteb Oceah will say that the detailed report of the inspectors there on the Alaska explosion was not sent to Thb Intxb Oceax.

No matter what ear views may be. toe report would have been printed had it been received in time. A summary of the report, clipped from the Pott, was given la The brraa Ockax last week. 0a Friday the tug Champion pulled the schooner Gillmore off the beach near White Bock. The vessel had gone as bo re early that morning.

It is not known whether or not she sustained anr injury. A sbobt time ago some vandals at 8a.d Beach went on board the schooner George fi. Wand, cut down her spars, stole all the standing riggiuc. est off the iibboom flush with the end of the bowsprit, and carried away all the head gear. There is no clew to the parties.

Operations are still progressing to get her afloat. It wilt be rood news to all the friends of Captain Boa Wiikins te learn that he Is steadily (approving, ana that a few days ago. oa the arrival at Erie ef the propeller India, he went down to her dock to meet and greet belt is hardly probable, however, that he will do any more sailing this fall. The DetroitiW of Tuesdsy says: "Ho grain vessels that loaded cargoes at Detroit reported snort gee yesterday, but one ot loe hnihale oa a eargo ot 5. OOO bnsbels of mmu credited to the barge Northener, and ana of Mboaaeispa itva eargo ia taa Mtnm.but Cbaaney Harlbut, The latter, however, is of small amount: aa it is considerably less than a bushel to the thousand, the cargo, which waa corn, having looted up 42.

OOO bushels. Both loaded at Chicago. Thb Toledo Oommtroial of Monday says: Tie first difficulty arising from an advance ot wages at this port arose last night In the erewa of the schooners -acacia aod Marr striking as the vessels were about to leave port. The crews bad been getting Canadian wages 61.25 and would no doubt have felt satisfied at tnst had not the emissaries of the seamea's union whispered In their ears that other crews were being paid A number of sailors were about the dock at toe foot ot Adams street, aud the tugs had been thrown a line. when, without warning, the sailors on board announced that they wanted $2.50 a dar for their services, or would not work.

Captains Phillips, of the Acacia, and tiowry, of the Lydon. informed them that they would aot accede to their demands, and some hard words passed between them, aud the sailors sav tiat blows were struok. At any rate. Captains Lo wry and Phillips were arrested oa charges ot assault and battery, taken to the Central Police Station, and released on 25 bail. Considerable excitement prevailed on the docks, in consequence of the turn affairs had taken, but the turbulent element soon quieted down, aud all was again serene.

At a late hour last night no one could be tound ubonrd the Acacia, with the exception of her oltlcers. aud all was still. The Frn JVrss says the cuptaln of the tug Dudley gives the following particulars of the disaster to the schooner wnlon went ashore on Middle Island reel on the night ot the 23d: "1'be Filater and two vesaela were working their way up, with the intention ot getting under the lee of False Presque Isle point, where tbey intended to lay at anchor until me weather was more favorable, a heavy wind sweeping down the lake at the time. When the vessels were close to Middle Island a light was observed which was supposed to be the light at False Presque Isle, and the Island waa mistaken tor Presque Isle point. Toe Poster, which was leading, had eome up in the wind, preparatory lo letting go the anchor, when those on board (elt the vessel strike on the bottom, and before auy precautions could be taken the Faster was hard aground on the reef, which 14 something like half a mile southeast of the island.

The captain ot the second vessel, observing the aisaetr. swung around and passed between the Poster and Middle Island, and by good luck found the only place on the reef where bis vessel could tiavlj gone over, the captain cot knowing ml the next moruinc how near he bad escaped getting hard on the reef. The third vessel, said to he the Vauderbilt. came about and succeeded in just passing clear of the reef. The c.ptain of the Dudley reports the Pdstcr, as far as can be ascertained.

10 be but slightly damaged. She had six feet of water lu her hold, aud was making water at the rale ofja foot an hour. The Putter's rescue and arrival at Milwaukee a day or two since has been auuounoed in lHl Inteh Ocbax. The new Michigan Central graiu elevatorat Detroit commenced operations on Monday. Ou one traek hall a duZrh ears were run in.

While they were being emptied another six were run in on the traek at the other side of the building, and aa soon aa tne Arst set were empty the second took itieir turn. One set of cars can be unloaded in from six to teven minutes. The appliances by which the grain is removed from tne cars were la vented by Mr. J. T.

Mouitoo, of Chl-eato. the builder of tue elevator, aud attracted consiueraoie attention Irom elevator men and shippers, and a large crowd was in atieudauoe to watoh the operation. Iu the other elevators al Detroit three men are required to give immediate attention to each car. Two men go into the ear with broad shovels, or aerators, which are drawn up to the ear door by ropes attached to the machinery of the elevator. A third muh is required, who stands near and by a lever Controls the motions of the shovels.

This tnird maa has tne uower. If he ban tue disposition, to puil the men in the ear about in the most heartless manner, aod eonstaui trouble aris-s from this source. Under the new syslm inaugurated by Mr. Mou.ton third man Is dispensed Willi, and eacu mah in the ear. by a simple arrangement, has control of his owe shovel.

The nw elevator has capacity for unloading at ieal twenty-four ears Per hour with eaeo. 1th the Increased storage and now possessed br the Michigan Central Railroad, at Detroit, it is safe to say that no sneh trouble in snipping as was experienced a year ag will oenur again. The old Michigan Central elevator will now be known as elevator 'A. and the new one as The achooniT Allegheny Released, b-pedal Telegram lo The Inter UceuM Bacims. Oct.

1. The Iveviathan succeeded in releasing the schooner Allegheny from Racine North Point 10 o'clock to-dar. She now lies at this port, sad will he lowed to Ml Iwsukee, where she will be placed In dry dock. Toe extent ot the damage is not known. The levtainan and netzei nav been working the Uu three days steady Thus another laurel is added to the long list of the vetersn wrecker.

C-onstrneee of Coal. Salt and Iron Ore Cargeas. Coal Schr H. Weets. Erie.

Mengrfn 550 tons hard eeal. Iron Schr F. Georgar, Buffalo, T. 860 tons iron. l'ert Uet, ARRIVALS Oct 1.

Stmrs Coroua. St. Joseph, sundries: Grace Grummond. South t-av-n. sundries: Cnieago.

Manitowoc, sundries: sundries: prous T. H. Eeteham. Buffalo, sait; Conesloga. Erie, sundriea; Chicago, Buffalo, sundries; Nrsck.

Buffalo, sundries: Messen-gur, Benton Harbor, sundries; Granite State, Cleveland, sundries: Arabia. Buffalo, sundries; O. C. Williams. Saugatuek.

sundries: Annie Laura. Muskegon, Tempest, White Lake, suadrles; New York. Buffalo, sundries; sohrs C. H. Weeks.

Erie, coal; Live Oak. Lu Jington. railroad ties: J. P. Meruit.

Manistee, lumber; G. Filer. Ludiogton. lumber: A. F.

Church. Bay City, lumber: E. T. Judd. Menominee, lumber: Ostrich, bu amino, lumber: Clara, Manistee, lumber; Ida.

Muakegon. lumber; Bouse Simmons, Muskegon, lumber: E. C. Hutchinson. Cleveland, coal; Bertha Barnes.

Escanaba. lumber: F. A. Georger. Buffalo, sundries; Minerva, Muske- fon.

lumber: T. Simms. Muskegon, lumber: elegrapn. Muskegon, lumber: Frank Crawford. Manistee, lumber: Martha.

Gross Point, gravel; Eveline, Muskegon, lumber: Commerce. Menominee, lumber: H. B. Moore, Sheboygan, lumber: Naiad. Oconto, lumber; 0.

Baab. Muskegon, lumber; prop Trader. Pentwarer. sundries. ACTUAL SAILINGS Oct.

I. Props Mich. Groh. Muskegon: Anna Laara, Muskegon; score M. Davis, Muskegon; Onward, Ford River: Spray, Holland; prop Swallow.

White Lake; schrs Ida Muskegon. G. M. Filer. Ludlngton: prop 0.

U. Williams. Saugatuek: schra Gilbert Knapp. Menominee; H. Haekley.

Menominee: la. A. Simpson. Manistee; E. Balls.

Manistee; sehr Vermont, Clay bank, all light; Oak Leaf, Ludington, sundries; prop Tempest, White Lake, sundries; stmr Muskegon. Muskegon, sundries: schr Bising Star. Kingston. 18.500 bu corn: stmr Alpena. Muskegon, sundries: props Prussia, Montreal, 17.315 bu corn.

394 oris fertilizer: Starueoa. Buffalo. 15.O00 bu wheat. 1,977 brls flour. 15.918 bu rye, 8,050 bu corn, aud sundries; schr 8.

Anderson. Buffalo. 17.328 bu flax seed; prone Messenger. Benton Harbor, sundries: Mary Groh. South Haven, sundries: stmrs Grace Grummond.

8outh Haven, sundries; Corona, St. JosepX sundries; sehr Mary Battle.Elngs- ton. 21.274 on wheat; liellle ueaington, iui-falo, 50,000 bu wheat: prop Nashua. Cleve land. 10.000 ou corn, ito brls pore, ana sun- prop Jos, L.

Hurd. Hancock, sundries; schr mo. jauaxegoa. ugnu Port Haroev POBT HtTBOS. Oct 1.

Passed Up Props Roanoke. Jaoan. Cltv ot New York: stmr W. B. Clinton: senrs C.

Barnes. Bed Wing. Down Props Badger Bute. Milwaukee no. It, 8anilae.

Bl. PauL 8t. Albana. Commodore. James Davidson with James King.

8. Miamharlaia and anniArt: aehra liolivia. Fred. Morse. H.F.

Marries, John M. Hutchinson. Belle Mitehell. George B. Sloan.

America. Mineral State, Wind iigat. Weather line. Maranetta. Special Ttlerran to Ths Inter Ooean.1 al nino-Mi- Ui.h 11., 1 rISftMlt PTftS Jaaayfvaiiai w.

Z. Fletcher: schr lronton. Passed Down Prop Paeiilo. Potat St. gaaee.

Special Telemm to Ths Inter OeesaJ Poimt St. iosACE. Mictu. out, The schr F. B.

Stockbrldge is still anchored off tnis place. The schr Orphan Boy is loading lum ber here, and will be loadea and reaar 10 leave to-nigbt, Weather eioudy and raining: wind southwest, fresh. Jtuftalev firrrPAxn. Oct. -i.

Cleared Props Caniateo. mdse. Green Bsyj Nawburg. tndse; Buffalo, mdse: Moriey. 1.000 tons coal: senrs Fleetwln.

fiaO tons eoah Green Bay: M. P. Barkalow, l.OOO brls salt, Sandusky: W. B. Allen.

550 tons coal! J. 11. arisen. ions noal- H. Foatap.

I.IOO toas eoal! UbeneV Ames. 550 tons eoal. Chicago: John Sehuett. 6-SO toss eoal: Thomas A. Scott.

6.000 brl salt. Milwaukee: barges Midaignt, ay tiiv. Banaer. Winona. Cheboyeau, Norway.

Osceola. Freights. "5 eeota to Chicago and Milwaukee: vessels scarce. Charters Schr John Sehuett, eoal. Milwaukee.

75 proo Moriey, eoal to Chicago. 7 eents; senr William Howe, coat, Detroit. 80 eeatst Biggie Jones, eoal to Chicago. 76 eents. 1 -I- Bpedal Tslerram to The Inter Oesaa '-i-SAUL STfc MABia.

Oct I. powB. Sept. 2-Emplre State, J. S.

Fsy.D.P. Baodee. nA.m.p.nt 'Charles WalL J. F. Card.

Cp-D. W- Bust, la Botta, D. K. Ciiat, Swain, Maxwell. CaV0iimot Pulsaki, 1 Kate Gilet, Up.

SepL SO-Quebee. Blverslda. Down. Oct, Dulntn, Bneldon. MiLWAUKBB.

Wis, Oct. The steamer Minneapolis carried ewer a large section of the foot-walk ot East Water street bridge this morning. Tbe accident was caused by the bridge fouling with tbe jibboom ef the schooner Leonard Banna Arrived from Below Aetis. Leonard Hanna. Itasca, G.

Trumpff. Cleared for Below-Steam barge a J. Kershaw. For Manitowoc, prop TrnesdelL Charters Senrs Bed White and Blue, to arrive, aod Joseph Paige, wheat. v1.

DwJath. Special Telegram to Ths inter OeaaaJ Duluth. Minn, Oct. 1. Stmr Francis Smith arrived and departed.

xwtrsdt. Special Tslerram to Tha Inter OesaaJ DgTBorr. 1, Down -Btesmbarge Ontauogon, tug Jessie, tug John Martin with schr Jessie Hoyt. barge Ettoneo, tug MeAr-thur, sehr American, tug Winslow, sohrs Pathfinder. B.

Merrill. F. Leightoo, tug Goodnow with sehr Elizabeth Jones and P. Baldwin, tag Torrent, schrs Lucy J. Clark, Nevada.

Havana, tug Kate Moffat, with schrs Mystic Star, 0. M. Bond: prop Huron, Howard and consort; tug Balientine and sehr Halated; props Colorado. Jenneseand barges; tug Brock way with-schrs Geo. M.

Case, Clara Parker. Chris Grover; prop 8. Cbambertin and consort; tug Johnson with schrs Warmington. Johnsoa, and Ogden: props Milwaukee No. 1.

Dean Richmond; tug Champion with schrs John M. Hutchinson. Belle Mitchell and Shan-don: prop St. Paul: tug Kate Williams with schrs Bolivia, America aud Geo. B.

Sloau: Srop Sanilac; tug Masters with schrs F. A. orse and H. F. Merry: prop Jam Davidson with sehr J.

King, St. Joseph. Up Tug (Jiiavle, with schrs 0. 0. Barnes and Bed Wing, stmr Clinton, prop City of New York and Japan, schr Helen Pratt, props Huron City and Wm.

Comic and oarge. tug John Martin with schrs Geo. Finney and laeeo. tug Kate Moffat, tug Moore with schrs Ooahawk. Colonel Cook, and Buioiier Boy.

tug Jessie with schr Charlie Crawford, tug Torrent with schr Corlez. tug Paiker witn sehr H. W. Sage, tug Brockway with senr Athenian, tug Balientine. tug Winslow with schr M.

B. Tremble and Homer Hine. Cleared Down Tug Hercules with schrs Samana and Falconer. Arrived Down Tug Stranger with schr Mineral State. Arrived Up Prop Africa Cleared Up-Sir Manitoba, prop Benton.

Illfnerla stiver and Canal. Bpedal Teles-ram to Tha later Xeanj Laaixk, Oct. 1. Arrived or Canal NaojtliiB. for LaSalie.

light, special Telea-rain Tha Inter Ocean Locepobt. 111.. Oct. I. Moute Cbristo.

Msr-seiilns. 6.1"0 bu corn; Imperial. Seneca. 6.000 bu oats; Harriet, Seneea, 7.5oo bu oai: Lilly. Seneca 8.

OOO bu oau; Ontario. Peru. bu corn; Kennebec, Peru, 10. 000 bu oau: Montana. Peru.

6.100 bn eorn: Omaha, Morris. 5.900 bu corn: Gold Bod. 8neca. 6.0O0 bu corn: Phoenix. Lock port, 6 .5 00 bu oau to Jollet, Special Telegram to Tbe Inter TTnssn I Joliet.

111.. Oct 1. Monte Christ 1. Mar-sullies to Chicago. S.ooo bu eorn; Montana.

Peru to Chicago, 8.000 bu corn: Kennebec and Ontairo. Peru to Chicago, 5.8O0 bu eorn. 9.000 bu oats: stmr Imperial, two hoata in tow. Seneca to Chicago. 2 J.00O oata: atmr Peerless, two boats in tow.

Chicago to Ottawa, loo bris salt; stmr King ope bout. Chicago. i.000 pounds goods. 59 brls salt, 17. 000 ft lumber, to Warner's Landing; First National, Chicago to Bird's Bridge, light: Montana, Peru to Chicago, 6,000 bu eorn: Omaha, Morris to Chicago.

6.000 bu corn: Gold Kod. Seneea to Chicago. 6.0O0 ba ecrc; Isabella. Chicago, 8 butler brla from prison to Seneea, light, to Peru; G. Booth.

Chicago to LaSaile. light; Midgie. Chicago to Ottawa, light; First National, liird's Bridge to Chicago. 6.000 bu corn. Canal omca.

Chicaoo, OeL 1. Arrived Floe. Vfillow bpring. loo tons ice; M. Tal-eoti.

Lemopt, 72 yds stone; H. 78 yds stone; Colonel Martin. Leinoct, 75 yds stone; Colonel Manning. Lemont. 64 yds stone: B.

and Lemout. 75 yd stone; Florence Boyer. Lemont. 58 yds stone: Admiral. Lemont.

75 yds stone: S. W. Norton. Lemont. 70 yds stone: J.

MeMullen. Lemont. 70 yds stone: Mary Walker, Lemont. 65 yds stone: J. Moore, Lemont, 70 yds stone; Gracis Oris wold.

Willow Springs. 80 tons ice: Imperial. Seneea. 6.000 bu oais: Harriet. Seueca.

7.50t bu oats: Lilly. Seneca. S.ooo bu oau: City of Henry. Henry, 4. 800 bu corn; Iladore.

Heory. 6.000 bu com: Monitor, Morris, 6.000 bu eorn. Cleared Orion. Marseilles, lighi; Montauk. Loekport, 3.5oa bu wheat; Loekport, Loekport.

3.919 bu wheat; W. A. SUtel. Loctoort. light; boats B.

B.C.. Colonel Martin. Florence, Boyer, A 1-miral. M. Talcott.

Colonel Manning. H. L. Pftale. and Msrr Walker, to iigh- LEGAL.

IXo. 1 60.) 'pms wro orvK smu t. tilt ox the 2th A osy ut ett-mher. D. leTH, warrant in osnx-roptcy waa lasued against the estaie ol Robert M.

Turner and Alaxaadar J. fish, of Cuicawo. in tne county of Vsk and btate ot luinois. who ha been adjudged banArupu ea taair own peati- a that the parmvnt of any uebts and tne deuvery ot any property beioninnai 10 sucn ban k- ruuu. to them or tor their use.

and um trauaier of anr property by them, are forotodeu by law that a meet- lotroi us creiira oc aaid oauxrapta 10 prove Uietr debts, and to chooeeona or more saaiCDeesuf their estate, will be held at a court ut baukroptcy. to be hoi. ten al the o.tloe ot H. S. tlibbard.

-V 1 V.l aA-lle street, in the oty ot Cbicarc Illinois, before Uoioer biodsj-d. 1ai, Rffftvler. ou the 27th day of Oc to iler, jl. u. a 1" chica a.

Jaaa; tj. iULUltUl', u. a. Marshal. Messeni actJ- (5o.

lfl.19.1 THIS 18 TO orvg XriCIC THAT ON THE IbTH DAT aaplaaiber, A. l. Itf7n, a warrant la bankruptcy waa lasued asainst the eatate ot I'hartt A. Hoyt. ot Chicacowin toe county of Cook aod state of Illinois, who has been adjudged bankrupt on his own peu-tloa that the pavmeni of any aebts anil tbe delivery ut any property belonging to such baak-upt, to idui or for Sis use.

and ths transfer of any property by bim. are forbidden by law: That a meeunc of the creditors ot said bankrupt to Drove their debts, and to choose one or more assignees of his estate, will be held at a ooart ot bankruptcy so be hoinee at the oihce of H. N. Hi bard, 159 Larialla street, ia tbe city of Chlcaro. Luinou, before Hoaser N.

Hib-bard. fd, hegister. on ta J7th day of Uotobar, A. D. lH7s.

at lu o'clock a. m. jbtua a. miAiHUf. U.

S. Mrfhir tlsssmirnr oeu-lo-t (So. 1.6Sd.) 'PHIS IH TO GrVK NOTICE THAT ON THE TTH day of September. A-1. Is7, a warrant in bankruptcy was lasued against ths estate ot Frederick At.

AtkmaB, of ildcaKo. in the eonnty ot Cook and Stat of Illinois, who has beea adjeuared a bankmpt on bla own peuUon: that the payment of any debta ana tfai Ojehverv of anr umnercv hAlonn tA aitl kint. rupt, to him or far his ass, and to transfer ot any property by him, are forbidden by iaw. That a meatier ot tbe creditors of said bankrupt to prove their debts, aud to choose one or more asairneea ot his will be held at a court of bankruptcy, to be holden at the office of H. Hibbaru, No.

lie La-Salle etrsei. in the city of Chlcaro, liliaoia. before Homer N. Hibbard. Kerister.

on toe'Jtftt day of Octo ber. A. D. 1879. at lu o'clock a.

m. JK-K S. HlUjHlir. 0. 8.

Marshal. Messenger. X. Q. PsUoWS D.

S. UCOdlng, attys. ocU-10-4 Ifitl.l THTS tS TO QTVa NOTICE THAT OX THE 36TB day ot September. A. D.

1879. a warrant In banc- roptey was issued sgatnat the estate of fcnos J. Ives, of Chicago, in tha county ot Cook and staiaof Iihnou.wno has eeea adjodired a bankrupt on Ms own peuuou that tha payment of anr debts and tha deliv ery ot any property belonging: to such bankrupt, to him or for his use, and tne transfer ot any DroDertr by him, are torhtddeo by law. That a mesttae of th creditors ot said bankrupt, to prove their debts and to choose one or mora aesiicnees of his estate, will be held at a ooart ot bankruptcy to be ho Idea at tne office of H. N.

Hlbbara. lae. 19 LaSaiie street, la tha city ot Chicago, Illinois, before Homer N. Hibbard, Hamster, oa the 37tn day ot uotobar. 11, lsfy, at lu o'clock a m.

JtVaaa; S. WlMUUr, O.g. Marshal. Mssssaaut. octlo-A Xo.l.43.

1 orvK scales that on ths wra THTS 18 TO 1 .1 a au.M.AH.KAa a i 1 .1 a warrant in bankruptcy was lasued asrsinst ths estate of km H. hies, of Chicago. In the ouauty ot Cook and state of Illinois, who has been adjudged bankrupt oa has own petition thst the payment of any aebts and th delivery et any prouerty belonging to such bankruot, to him or for his as, and the transfer ot any property by him. are torbiaden by law: that a meeting- of the creditors of said bankrupt to prove their aeota, and to choose one or mors aaaicaees of bis estate, will be bald at a court ot bankruptcy So be hoioea at the office ot H. N.

Hibbard. No. 159 Laiall street, ia the carrot Chicago, luinota. before Homer X. Hlb-bard.

Bagieter, on th 7ta day ol October, A.D. 1H7H, at In o'clock a. m. iKXtiiL B. aULUtlil.

0.8. Marshal. Mssiinwsr. g4 rpHTSTSTOOrvg NOTIci THATONTHI37TH DAT A of Heptasj sr, A. D.

Iw7l. a warrant in oaakroptoy was issued as-aiast the satat of Jamee D. tannine of Chietsrot in the eonnty of Cook and State ot III inula, who has bee adjudged bankrupt oa hit ova peu-Sa; that tha payment ot any deots and th delivery of sir property beiouglng to sack bankrupt, te hi a or tor his use, and ta transfer of auy property by aim. are forbidden by law tnat a meeting ot th creditors of said bankrupt to prove their Ssou.auJ to choose en or mure esairBeea of bis estate, will be held at court ef bankruptcy to be fcollea at the othes at H. X.

Hibbard. Xo. 1M losall street, ia th sty of Chicago, Illinois, before Homer H. Hibbard, lUq, Battisier, oa th day of October, A. D.

Ic79, at 10 dock a in. ItdHg a. H1LDHUP, 0.8tMaral. Messenger. W.

C. aliaard. auy ooW-lo-4 rpHTS TO OrVt roTrciEfrUT ON TH MTH day of Hep tern ber. A. 0.

1879. warrant ia bank-ranter was lasued aaralns th estate of Kannel A. bpeuosr. of Chioago, ta th eousty of Coek and Wat of Illinois, who has has adjudged aBkrapt liie own Detitioni that the uavment ol any aebts and tha delivery of any property belenging to such btnkrapW to hi in or for his ase. and the trsosler ot any property by him, are fnrbidu-a by law that a meeting ot ths creditor ot said bank rapt prove their ubta, and tochooMon or more assirueee of tdseatat.

will be held at a eoort ot bankrupuiy to be faeldea a the orno of H- Ji. Hibbard, o. lit LaaaJJe street, la tna city of Chicao4idnois.betore Homer X. Hlobard. a.

Herlster, on the 29th day ot October. ii, W7J, at Id o'clock a. m. Jtris a HlLUHur, U.S. aiaranai.

eeewrtgwr. Macxy iutuuot, May. y. MOBTOAOFjrS BAJUt WHF.REAH, By TUrJBC'iB-taln uortarsg Seed dated lbs eleven th dar of September, A. ISAX, sad recorded In tbe orhoe ot to recorder ef dead tor Ford County.

Illinois, la book i ot morwaews, par Sdd, Aiesaodsr H. Hanlay and Utsabwth a. Haoiy, hi wit, aid onvy to kd-wm and lt-1-t Aatoa th premise horoinefir describe. 1. 10 sees re th payment of tee I iO certain promissory note bearing vea data with said mortgage deed, eiecnted by said.

Alexandar H. Han ley. arable le the enter ot K.sad 1. 1 kaion, at the tre atloaal Bank of Chlcaeo. Illinois, with Intsrest teafloiper eent par annoai.

after due aad aaehaBg oa Kw York City, sa follows, vlx. Eight (hi of said not, each for tu en in of tws hundred and tweatr-ave (J- dollars, psysbl reepecuvely, two in on year, two te yar. rwo la tares years, sa tws la four yean, awl two (3) aoMe ear tor tas sura of twealy-toar huadrad aad aeveoty-fiv 1 1 4.176) dollars, pay abss a aforesaid ia Ave (S)yeaia trout dale. And whsrsss.lt was ta and by th terms ef said mortgage deed provided, that ia ass of default In the payment ot any or all said promissory aotss, siLUer ot principal or interast, oa th oays or day whereon th seoiasuoald become due and payable, the whole of th said principal and interest secured by the said pruiu-iseory aotaa in said mortgage deed mentioned, anon id tnereupoo, at the option uf weeaid avi wis aad J. lster taton, becom immediatair coe and parapet, an should belawral tortile said narty vt the second pert lu aald mortgage, their neira, admiaiatratura, or as-aigna, after publishing notice la sue ws paper printed la tha city of Chicago, twenty (Jo) dara bWois lbs aay of anh sal, to sell said premises, and tUTUki Sod equity of reoeoipuoa of said Alexander H.

Hanlay and Lhxsoeta K. Hanlay. aia wite. tUmr heirs and assigoa. therela st putKie suotioa.

at th north Oourt Hoase door, in th aald city ut Chicago, Illinois, to th highest bidder for cash at th urns mentioned In sack notice, and to make, execute an 1 deliver to the purchaser or purchasers at aoea sal dedordaa ot oavyanos tor th premises sold: Aad whereas, default has beea made in the payment ot oue of aaid aoiee being note tor tweaiy-f our hundred sod eeventy-hv (S2.17A) dollars, da la Sve (4) years from data, and which matured by tne terms thereof September Uta, A. 1. 1H7 whereof the sum of twenty-two hoadred and Stty (e-V6l dollars with intenat theraua at ten ild) per cent per annua trow January la. A. l.

1S79. remains past due sad nnpald, snd wberesa said not so iu oefaoit. as atureeaid. has been doiy assigned a id trust errea to the undersigned, who is now the legal holder hereof, and who nee in tonsaunene ot said aeiault, aod according to to terms ot th said mortgage oeed. elected to sell tn said premises, to make the aiuouut ot principal and interest una, as aforesaid, oa said note, and all eosta aad expense incurred ia sdver-tiaing and sidling said premise.

Mow. taerekure, public notice la hereby given that In pursuance of said mortgage deed, and by virtue of the power aad suanontr granted in and uy th aauie. i. the undersigned, assignee ut to unpaid portion of said Indebtedness secured by said mortgage, as atv-re-satd. aad ot said mortgage, will, ua at.

lay, tna twwiueth day of October, A. D. l7s. st elerren (11) o'clock lu tue torenoon ot the aaid day, at to west dor ot the two nortt doors ot the Court Houa, altnata at th sootheast corner of La-alie and Adama streets, la the said city of Chicago, sail at public auo-tioa, to th nikheet bid ir, tor cash, all the premises deaerlbed in said mortgage dead I except the portion thereof hereto to re relesaed from the Ilea of said morv gawe sod hereinafter deeenbed) as follows, Ihe south hsif is. Si of seetioa thirty (io), in townthlp twenty-three ii anrttt, range ten lo j.

east of third Jd) principal meridian, eontsjtung S'7 acres of laud, more er isss. excepting, however, from said saie ad tnat part or porti ot said halt secuoa lying west of tne center of the Illinois Central kausuad, contualng sixty -on aud 1-6 (11 1-6 miner less, which last named tract haa been released trosa tne den of said mortgage, said premises being situate ia the county of jrl aud State ut Illinois, and all right. Utle. benod l. and eouity ot rlempuoa which the aaid AJeiaader H.

Hanley and luizabeib K. Uatiley, his wife, their heirs or assigns. hsdAir have thereia. John Hanley. Hanitd klcililian.

and Osvld McCoo-naughey appear ot record, at various times, to have claimed, or to claim now. sua interest in the aouve described premises, subject to the above asuied mortgage deed. AWted Chicago. September 28, 1K7. CHAitUu-t B.

HOSXER. Aaatrae ot aot in default, dsscnoed la ai 1 mortgage. aeptjo-10-17 1'HrHTEKTl atXE-erHEKKAS FKANCKS M. HWETT and hanioel 11. Sweet, her hu.baul.

snd miiy M. iieiupeter snd sysaler Oemoster. her husband, out, on April 1 1 in. itCS. eaecute and deuver to asuiuei li, tMokius their certain trust dead- dated It.

at oar. aud afterward recorded in tne Ueconler's oftce 01 Cook County, State of Illinois, in book JXJ Itecoris. at page nS, bv which trust ded toe grantors therein ronveyeil nato bamaei rl.Oukiuj. as truscoa. us toi-lowing desenbea pn-iuises, situate in Chicairo.

iu to county ot Cook, Dtete I illinoia. to-wit. Lot So. s. excepting one loot in width Irotn front 10 rsaf off th north side tnerecf.

aad one lot in width from trout to rear ofT the south side thereof, in lnrgan's subdivision ef land, in the northwest and soutnesat corners ot blocs uotuber ninety-two. tn I'snai 'lruaUr-s' subdivisioa of tne west hail ol becnon twenty -seven, in township thirty-nine rih. rang" fonrteeu east of tne thini principal nienULi, it beiuit provided in said deed that in case of tne deata. resignation, removal from the oitv ot Chlcairo. or othr inauidir to act, ot said bsran-l H.

Oooxlns. the nrsignntl. Jamss H. lU-bertM, of said city, should be successor la trust in trust, however, to eocure tna payment oy ssid earn oel H. hweet and Weslev Iiempstr ot tlie principal sum of nve tnoasand dollars, ev.uenced by tbstr pr note of evsu date with said trust deed, payable the order ot Uoae A.

hyeraon. now lioea A. orrester. executrix of the estate vt laois Kv-erson, deceseed. five years sfter uste, with interest tr '1st at th rate ot nine per cnl per annum, pstable seint-annually.

and secured by ten promissory notes ef said prjoniisaors and the rraniors In said trust deed covenantr-d tneraia that, until said indebtedness-should be fully paid, or said premuee sold, they would per all taxes thereon when sna as ttie value became due aod pavable. And wberesa. default has bsen mad la the payment of me iies, and aiso in the pajuient of said principal note for snd interest And wheress. ham oel B. Oooklnt has removed from said city of Chicago, aad aaid hoee A.

Korrseter. as said executrix. abA li now the legal holder of aaid principal note, has applied to me, aa ths successor iu trust, to sedsaid premises, in pursuance of th provisions of ssil trust deed, snd the smoant ot the principal and in u-rest to be due and unpaid, tieing the sum ox five thonssad tnree hundred snd fifty dollars I S.3aol, with interest st sue rata of seven per cent per annum aa AsMid fro in th lita of April. 17. uierefor.

soar Is hereby nves that I. Jam Kohrtw. suerSMSor in trust. on tne Lh day of October. A.

i. 1HTJ at Id o'clock, ta the fore noon of aaid day. al the east door ot tha new Cook 'oantv Court Hocstf i now being erected I. oa Clark street, in ssid city, the same twin about the place of the door of tne old Court House mentioned in sal 1 trust deed, st on lie suroon, tor the blithest and beet price th same will bring IB cash, sell an 1 dtspoae ot the aaid premises, sod all to right, ntl. beoeSt.

and equity of redeuipuoo of said grautora ta said triaat rloen. tneir nejrs ana ass.gus in aaia premises. JAUl-Sb. hobUtlH, Oncceseor is Trust. Chicago.

August, 18711. lLU.lorreeter.Auy. sag 1 H-B-9 liCBUC NOTiCB 18 HKRtBY GiVtN. THAT an ler and in pureuauos of the power in me vested in and by a certain trust deed, dated January ii. 1S74, aud record so in the liecerder's office Cook County, In ths stale of Udnols.

in book of Keoords. peg JlH. executed and daUvere by Alex H. Heuoarson and Lazxie. his wife, of th city of Chicago, in the county and baat aforesaid, to me, the undersigned, aa trustee (10 wiuch aaid trsat deed Vnedncn achrsder is named as successor la trust 1.

sad msie to secure the payment ut an ladebsauness of one thousand dollars, with interest thcreoa at tea per cent per annum, otwaiea said indebtedness there ia bow due and unpaid th sum ot twelve nnndred and fifteen dollars and twenty -eiglit cents, 1 shall aell tbe following described premises, situ si in th county ot Cook aforesaid, to wit Lot tws in Mock aevan. in Hlgsins. Law Co. 's Addition to Chicago, aad also lota forty and forty- oca, in block three. In trout and 1 Oienian subdivi sion ot tne east nineteen acres ot tne soain twenry- township thirty-eigbt north, rang fourteen east ol the third principal meridian, on the 15th day ot October.

l7tt. at tn noar or evwa ctoeg a. at the west door of tn two north door of las bonding used sa Court House ia said city ot Chicago, aitu-t st the southeast corner of Adams and La-alle streets, at public auction, so the highest bidder for cash, Chicago, beptamber i-Oth, 1S79. xj. trustee.

F. Oscar Beater, stty for trustee. aept2o-lo-13 fSo. 1.8S5.1 rpHTS tS TO GIVE MOTICK THAT UN THS 2cTH A day ot September. A.

l. 1879. a warrant in bank ruptcy waa issued against the estate ot Cbarle Hen- roua. ot Chicago, ia the eoan ty ot Cook sa Stat ot lid noia, waohaa been adjudged bank rupt 00 hiaowa petition: that the nayment of any debts aad the delivery of any prooarty belonging to such bankrupt, to him or for nia use, and tna transfer of any property by him. are torbxulea by law; that a meeting ot tne creditors of said beat rupt to prove their debt, aad to caoos on or more assignees ot his aetata, will be he id at a court 01 oaBkrupK-y so oa somen si tne orace ot u.

rii ooaru. i Laau street, tn tn city et cnieago, Illinois, before Homer It. Hibbard, Keo, Baglstsr. on tha 22d day ol October, A. D.

1379, at lu o'clock a. in. JESSE S. HTLTiRCP. 8.

Messengsr. Swyaa Oaraeti, arty. eepJo-lo-J No. 1.638.1 This ra to giveXotick that on thk mth day ot September. U.

1K7-J. a warrant in bank- raptor was Issued against th estate of Henry trreea. of Chicago, ia th eonnty ot Cook and Btateof Illinoia. who has beea adjudged bankrwpt oa hia own Detiuoa: that th Davmant of any debts sa 1 the delivery ot any property belonging to such bank. rupt, to niia or Lor ni use, and tn transfer of aay property by htm.

are forbidden by law that a meeting ef th creditor ot aaid bankrupt to prove tiMtr deots, and to ebooee on or more assiirnvsa ot his es tate, will ba held at a court ot bankruptcy to be noiaen ac tne onto ox 11. niooarit. Ao. ia La-Hall street, ia tha citv of Chicago. Illinois, befosw Homer N.

Hibbard. so Register, oa tha ttsd day et nntnW 1 III at fil tsna a. HiiAiaur', u.e. Marsnst, msssmii at. Jas.

Uogcia, auy. sept-to-lo- fNo. 1.C10.1 this is to Giv orica that obi thb sera dar of Beotember. D. 1R7I1.

a wsrraiit in bankruptcy waa issued againat th estate of Albert At. Hrarmer, ol Chicago, in th county of Cook and stale of Illinois, wno ba baa adjudged bank-rant on his own neUtioB that tha Bw.Tu.ent saw debts, and th delivery ef any property betoaging to bocb paaarupwo mm er ior aia uswans tne trsusier aar Dronertv bv him. are forbiddosi be law; test a meeting ef the creditors of aaid bankrupt, to prove tnexr aebts and to choose on or more assignees of aia estate, win oe Beta as a eonrt ot bankraotey to be holden at th offie of H. N. Hibbar-i, So.

169 lsils strwet. IB the city of Chicsvtt. Illinois. Bator Hosier M. Hibbard.

Aeq, Kagistar. oa the -uA oar ot uotooer, a. u. isi. at 10 clock, a.

m. JESSia UlIXIKUi'. U. a. AlarshaL Messenger, John L.

Parish, atty. aapuu-lu-j. THTS IS TO GIVS 'SotVcb'tHAT OX THE egTH day ot September. A. It.

lH7a. a warrant la bankruptcy waa issued sgaioat tha est a a ot Liavid H. Iianolds, ot Chicago, ia th county of Cook aad Mate of Uliaoia, wboha beea adjudged a bankrupt on his own petiuoa that ta payment ot auy debts aad th dell vary of any ProDertr belonging to sac bankrupt, to bim or tor hia aae. and the transfer ef any property by ulm, are forbidden by iaw. That a meeting of the creditors of said bankrupt tn prove their debts, aad to hooe en or more assignees of his estate, will be held at a court of bankruptcy to boidea at th ofoc ot li.

Hibbard. So. iaeLasaii street. In tae elty of Chicago, illinoia. before tioroer M.

Hibbard. fcsq. Kagister, en the asd day et October, A U. 87. st 10 o'clock a.

m. Jodh s. U.S, aiarshal. Mssstugai. X.

A. Vsa Bursn.auy. awpuo-lu-i (No. 131.1 ThiS IS TU OrVK SOTlUt THAT ON TUB f-TH day of September. A.l.

loTS, a warrant in bankruptcy was issued againat tha estate ot Catharine jyetarsoa. et catcsgo. la tne eoooty of Cook sad btate et lUiaoss, wh has beea bankrupt oa her own petition: that tbe nay. meat ot auy debts ana tha usdvery ef aay Drop-arty bsioagtag te such bankrupt, is her or for her use, aad th traiislar of any property by her. are tortuddea by law: that meeting ot th creditor of said bankrupt to prors their debet snd lo choose one or more assigns ef his estate, will be held at a court ot bsnHmptry to be hoioea at to oAo ot H.

N. Hihoerd. o. 13d La-iaile street, la tue city of Chicago, liuaoia. before Homer N.

Hibbard. Esq, Register, a tia 2M day of OetoboT, A. D. 17. at lo o'clock a.

ai. Jx-sag S. uk.i Msesenzw XJLXXSHAVZOATXOX. GObDEICH STT.ATiTKR.'i vjBirr lxaerB. miwansa 1 to woe, Ladiagton, elsiiistse Baarday boat uoa leave ea.

For siilwauae. eto. evening boat. Tuesday and irtdav 7 p. ne.

Daily or Ud. Haven. (kLRacldi p. uu or Oreea Hay a Hay A J'rtday 1 p. m.

orKacanaoa Lass Sopenor twwrs. Tuesday 7 Daily for ea. Joseph at lu a. Sunoara excevud. Beturday'e ooat doa'l leav anul 11 m.

tocks foot Michigan averme. -wnndave oxmr-. Arriral and; Departure of Trains. CHICASO. KOCX ISil.il ID ATD PUCina Depot, corner Vsa Bursa snd ahsrmsa streets.

Tirset uHlMl.k0lM Ul'MM wiwn(tswMw rxouse. Davenport 10 11 am)Omahs tanrees. xu a Bin ijaavaatwo lUsipmliXightaxpras JtLUK InLASli A.iO WAJiHtMOToit V.s.,'.y"TBPr?":-".-.iv"v---ii I.JK aat HIGH 1 A. 0 SB rmrtr. 1 1 im 8:40 m'lAawmimodmtlow --4u a nt 7: ant a at lklvas 4ilA a Iai-atim wiAriatlnn 0:15 m' 7 lldopmA Ullxsient 1 mnjaoromioisil.ia.mr Aocommodauon All meala on th Omaha Irpraas srs served lm dining cars at 75 cents aach.

CriiJACHJ. BUELIUirOH AID QtmrCT. Depots JYoot of Lake street, Indiana avwaue. aal I I I Tlcxat orocea ia Uxrk street sod at depot. 7 aii a mMottawa and straator joa m' Kansaa Areiwa P7-JopB (iwcaiorq ana i seuort 1U--2! and City sa nswta 13 :0 10 jo IlLanaaa and I owner's I liminmi i 11 --ut a 4itS m'jjdeodotB and Ottawa a it n.

awrm-itaiuri fassrnger 2 it? mJ Irport snd Uubaoue Ax 5pmtWaha Sight Arpreaa WroJpmriT.iss Fast SJipress 9 MS ml Kansas city and rx. Joe i I t-Mo as a rtri -Jth se beaa at JR- Palace niuiae-eara aa I PuUnsaas's 14-oth." 'SSSSZZZ Wba Txekat otnees -62 Clark street, nhermaa House, sari COPSCIL BLI OMASA lYX. fcepotcrnr Wem snd Klnxie streets. Leave. lo -to a Paelas li) a m' 1" -J a ml :1.1pm mi 5 moux tlty and Yaattoa kx fVa Monies Iisr Kxt.rree.

iimsha and Sight city an i laiittoa lies Mninae duress." Uabusjue l-x, via "4intoaj Ex, via Cauwn-. Mtardu kipreaa USE i a 1'assecarer 1 4Sra Ul -to a ra 1 15pm litSai soi ftsm 7-, up Uncafard tt frnhnnn. 10:15 pm' iree't, sxtord a ihibuun l. 4 as) in tsx'p SMipai Uoektord a Fox aiv ueoeva mn st. Obar es Hgin laas wabard Faaseagar m'Uunetlon -On the Calena Division a psssen -er trsiowdl lesva Ukid M71 i at i m.

i-eunung. wta lews cuiosco at 1:15 p. m. JflLWArirrrf ni-rvrt KK0 a Vii wackee las: Mail Ml H)a (Sundays) lusi a ui Milwaukee Lxpreaa. ii'jpa am iu miviasea i mi eianetka rasaenger, .1 r.ausee Aigut unrsaa I pi-ia jr.sj.tcAgf.i- t.LL8i1 llr.

Ji sni- Lak- Forest I'asenk-er -sr-Jlpm 4 kooha fanacnger a ito at inurtt ras-uirer 15 ra :1 m' ll Forest Passenger 715 sut 11 dW I'arl 110 ioO a at Ut I'. i Derot eorner of Canal and Kinxie strests. a m'Onea iiay kJtpre-a -wilSpat losio a tixiOBBa, 4:15 ikeneva Exi rwa ZZ? -1 a 3 0 ai- Wuodsiort rnvrurr nt 4 rlA ri Hi F. I u-tLspiaines rsewirM! '-JO am "iJV iu-ruarruigiuB i a aa v7s3 tijjop nt 1. a tisWtn 7 JN) a 19 ii a m- oO mt.4.

Psul anil IlinmnAil t. i' m-iro-a 9 MO nit LCrrs Expreae. In) a m-minoM tic 8:00 mil Wmona and New mijureeu Ijy sod Marquene tx. Exrerit Sunday, cent ilniiar. Except eararday.

xDaily. ILLIS0I3 Ticket office, Kaaiolph street, sear Clark, De- vj.i, i nnuiyu siwa mwr lJO td. uCt of Lake arrawr and tmt 1 wm, 1 street. Leave. I S.Jo a ai i tt.

Lnuls snd Texaa Frome. Arrive. a M.IJPDX bb "W-li BX rMiaot e-tta ta "7 :44 a lu nt lilu 5:1 put i lnop ra trsUaa 8 mtpu Lotus aud Texas la-t Line! a iv tiro and means ax. v.ai ro and reras m' prtngOet.1 txm 8 31, 1-mringQSid Nutht k.r 8 a in' leorie. our.

and Kevkna iJo nidrl'sena. llur.aud aaokuk l.l:iJa m'lubuuue and Mouxt'ity t. ra i -nowice ana Mom tlty a 4 mTf olono liuvftiu aad'Tud Croaetng e-? a ivaawoooa and trsud troeatBg a Hi arid 1. m- joaxwootis aad urand saiTar' ill Oa woods snd Grand Cresang aniorand rosslnic i rakweods andliraod Cme-ing nyae rar and tsrann Yea- 11 :10 and rertna vrosNxng ana aenaangtosu. dSaturdav night rans toTolooo only, day night runs to Peons only.

W. V. Jon mj, den. CHICAGO AXD sob Satnr-sB. Agent.

raioa Depot. West Side. Bear atadlsoa street had: and Twenty-third stress. lxAt aaaasv ai South dark street. Leav.

13 i4J m' Kansas City snd Heaver Iwsti fxnrese. via. Jackaoaviiiavl 3:50 IMp m-i KanaasUty igbt Alx-viaJark-tonvllie. IiL a at a nt. f7M m' HpnngBeld.

tk. Louis. Texaa. aad xoutnera Upreas, rial Baixuxa a a tM a IMItB KWpsxt 93D0p ml ft -ATI a ml Mooila and New Orleans I Peons, Unrliortoa aad K-i 55 ana rant Snnmrflsi l. Kt.

Loais. Arkan aa and le-raa set txpreas. via ataia xjo ant Peoria, hiiksk. aad Barllaj Chicago anVpadueaalt." "kX T7H aia at jloip 7:6 creator, vi enona, 1-sooo, ami wsshingTon ExDrese P3J0 at a sa i0p m' Jo bet aad Inriaat aVceomnw-l iCICHiaaV CFSTHiL. Depots foot ot Lake street aad foot ot Twenty ante ad atreet.

Ticket ofhees, 87 Clark street, eoutiieaet corner Randolph siroat, taraod Pacioc Hotel, aa! falmer Hons. Leav. Arrive. 7a Mall, via Vain and AirLln. nxpm SHSiara Hay KXDrese CHMpn Kaiamasno AeeomodaUon MO: a as asm AUsotie Bxpreas (daily a sa Nnikl kxpreaa 17 0 a PITTSBTJfta F3ZT W1TIE ISO CHICASO Depot, eorawr Canal and tiadiaoa sueeta.

Tlckwt omoa, 65 Clark street, Uoase, ad tiraad ia- aaa Hotel. "Leave, i 01 a a- I An I. sa 6:15 mtj Pacific tipreeeI a at mrirsst ions. -lvM ant PnTSBUKS. CIHCIIHAn AID 8T.

tOCD. Depot, corner of CUntoa 'Id Carrol! iti aata. Was ox.i. licketomcee.lil Bandoiph street aadatde- Leave. a sd I i 8 a sai rry line's ,19:10 a SHMlpmfl might mprsw a (aaiiy) If 1 tie am CHICAGO AID EA3XEK1 ILLH013 QAJ TlLLh kOUTEJ Tick at offlc.

77 Clark street, ITS lWbora rcfwet. aad at oopot. corner Clintoa and Carrosi sueta. Leav. 8:15 a m-7d0parU Arrive.

nt a sa ilorun Utpiuss hash nil aad rlortda BALTIJfORB 1TD OEia Depots. Expoaitiea Baiidiaa. foot ot Atoaro slust. and Twenty-aecoad atnet. Ticket otncea, aj Clark street.

Palmer 11 ones, tarasd Pactac, sod, aWpoa, i ipos Una ba tilling. Laavsu I I Arrive. iio 7x pa SAo a an I Homing a I ruumaa sleeping an Parlor Car oa all train. cmcieo KiLTAurtB aid rr. aoi.

aAlLWAX. CBfoa Depot, eorwer Madison and Csaal stiinwa. llckas oihr. bi Clark arras. epBoaiss Sbsraiia House, and at depot.

ive. mIMirwankt Arrrea. luuu Silfi KlUiJeaai I and Attni nay an iMom Wuoeut ttxxjpai Aiaduon. rxair.e and lows ex i LHwrtyvtiie Nioau a aaiiJailwaake. M.

Paal aad sua- I eeawolls set Jae.1 riailv I I 9aM BAfrVliiaooasia and AtiuaesotaJ oreea vor. elevens xoinu I and Aatuaad through au.h I STmesnt i. uMiM ii i a i va, i. I jut trmtm rai au.Mam ion are wow. mum- -Prsin da UiiaOaOC Tia Wstsrwtxa.

ACtvane. ai LssTT Hr70B kTD Dapot. Van cure street, bead ef Leeal lirket emcee, evaruiwsat aurnag iitni1tt Clark streets. a at Isisea I 3 "Pi of IQ 7 a VTaiU via stain Una. tJ am tm riis 1,1.

5:15 mi Ix, a tn (Nigot It ail i.ier9iodaaua.Tr!! -i a. 11:10 sLa otef 1:4 sa-l i- Krx X. uaiiv SIMM asaya ouiwm fl laai-aaag Arrive. 3 lo pet ra :40 IlKJOa aat'lwlaconati I Oreaa tnruaga Br-l uiiwso.e. I nut men..