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WEDDING BELLS. One of the Most Fashionable Erati of the Season in South Side Jewish Cirdea. MurUre ff Mr. 8. Junes Springer to XItt IUanan, Daughter of Mr.

H. A. Kohn. Brilliant Assemblage and amorously Attended 8errice and option. Beautiful and Coctly Precents from Friend in all Parts of the Union Costumes and Guests.

One of the tnott magnificent wedding which baa ever been held In Chicago was that which united the young live of Mb Hannah, daughter of Me. H. A. Kohn. and Mr.

B. James Springer. The bride a eharminf young lady, amiable and acoomnliahed. The groom, who is known throughout this city and the Northwest and Southwest as the representative of Messrs. 8ei-dcnberg A has In a few years won literally legions of friends by bis geniality and upright manly qualities.

At the wedding were friends from all parts of the country; from Kew York, Cincinnati, Omaha, Bt, Louis, and elsewhere, while daring the day over ISO dispatches were received, all expressing the kindliest wishes for the future happiness of the venturer on the sea of matrimony. THE DDIXQ took place at the Temple Kersher Anshe Marev, on Indiana avenue, corner of Twenth-sixth street, it" p. m. The building was thronged, aud carriages crowded the vicinity. The wedding cortege entered, led bT Mr.

Julius Ballen- berg as master of ceremonies, four little boys and tour little girls In, beautiful costumes, esoorted by the ushers, who were Messrs. Henry W. Hill, Maurice Rosenfield, Louis Levy, Angell Homer, Arthur Arnold, New York, and Albert Heldrlbach, of Cincinnati Then came the bridesmaids and groomsmen, as follows: Miss Jennie Kohn, cousin of tee bride, with Mr. Louis Flescher, of Philadelphia; Miss Belle Wineman, and Mr. W.

Arnold, of New York: Miss Julia Kohn, cousin of the bride, with Mr. Kan ford Bernheimer, of New York: Miss Dora Kohn. sister of the bride, and Mr. Joseph Clsrbureh; Miss Rose Kohn, sister of the bride, and Mr. Harry Rosenfield.

The parent of the bride and the "sponsor' of the groom followed next, and last, the cynosure of all beholders, came the bride and groom. A better looking couple never made "the tie that binds," and as they entered the bouse of worship both friends and strangers raised a buss of admiration. "Professor Backmann's orchestra in the gallery played the "Wedding March" of Mendelssohn with fine effect, and the Rev. Dr. Adler, with the impressive ceremonial of his church, performed the ceremony which made the twain man and wife.

On the dias there was erected an arch of evergreen and the young couple stood under an immense bell of flowers. After the ceremony Mr. and Mrs. James Bpringer held a reception and wedding banquet at standard Hall, where some WW guests called during the evening. The costumes were superb, and the display of Jewelry unrivalled in the record of similar affairs in Chicago.

THE COSTtTiCES. The bride wore a magnificent robe of embossed white velvet, embroidered with pearls, and adorned with ostrich feathers. The head was covered with the bridal veil of illusion and orange blossoms. She bad splendid diamond Jewelry. Of the bridesmaids.

Miss Dora Kohn wore a white silk and silk brocade, with diamond ornaments. Mrs. Homer, the sponsor of the groom, had a suit of white gros-grain ailk.satin waist, trimmed with pearls; diamond Jewelry. Miza Jennie Kohn's costume was a pink velvet, trimmed with swans' down; diamond jewelry. Miss Belle Wineman wore a white satin and white silk costume, with diamond and pearl Jewelry.

Mrs. 3. 8. Kimmelstlel wore a court train of white brocade silk, front of skirt and waist of "old gold'" satin, elaborately embroidered with flowers: diamond ornaments. Mrs.

J. Ballenberg had a court train of black satin de leon, trimmed with point lace; ornaments of pearl and onyx. MIbs Erdenheimer had a dress of dregs of wine el vet, Marie Btuart neck; diamonds and duch-esse lace. Mrs. Rosenback, costume of black an-.

po fusely trnnmea witn lace and cut decollette. Mrs. Lowenthal, white satin, with bands of hand-embroidered flowers. Mrs. L.

B. Smith's dress was of black satin-striped grenadine, with brocade and velvet satin trimming. Mrs. J. O.

Davis, an elegant dress of brocade silk and black velvet, lace sleeves, and diamond ornaments. Mrs. Max Rothschild, garnet velvet, clare de lune trimming, and Valenciennes lace, and large solitaire diamonds. Mrs. B.

Rothschild, black gros grain silk; diamonds and lace. T81 PRESTXTS. The following is a list of the presents: Furnished house and lot on Michigan avenue, bride's parents; one dozen silver teaspoons, in case, Mrs. Kohn, bride's grandmother: marble and bronze clock set, five pieces, Mr. and Mrs.

Joseph A. Kohn silver berry bowf, sugar and cream, D. A. Kohn; solid silver icecream bowl and spoon, Julias A. Kohn, New York; dinner set, silver spoons, forks, etc.

thirty-one pieces, in case, M. Clayburgh solid silver berry bowl, in casket, L. Rosenfeld; two dozen solid silver spoons and forks, in case, Mrs. M. Wineman; silver punch ladle In case, Mr.

and Mrs. Charles H. Schwab; one dozen pearl and silver nut-picks in casket, A. Langan; hue silver fruit knives, Alf Suydscher; oohmoMn silver rrnit knives, Mr. and Mrs.

B. Schloesman; silver beiry aa-jon -tn cm, Mr J. Kimmelstlel; silver pie carver. Mr. and Mri H.

S. Ureenebaumi dozen nearl-hanriled Vnleaa in case, Maurice rlosenleldt; dozen silver coffee spoons, sr. ana sirs. a. uiniiaaer; majolica tete-a-tete set, Mr.

and Mrs. T. Adler; china tea set. Anil ym It l.nMM.tk.1. tete set, Miss Bertha and Jane Lindauer; Japan ese tete-a-iei set, vir.

ana airs. u. Buyaacher; dozen finger bowls in casket. Mr. and Mrs.

H. Einstein: crystal ice cream plate, Hr. and Mrs. O. L.

American pair of painted vases, Mr. and Mrs. Edward Boss: pair of Etrnscan ware urns, Mr. and Mrs. W.

Bolotnon; parian statuette, "Ruth," Mr. and Mrs. J. Mayer; pair of richly painted Dresden vases. Mr.

and Mrs. Ed Hilson, New York; parian marble grouD. "Cnrdd Caotive." Mr. and Mrs Nelson Morris; parian marble statuettea'Bpring and Bummer," Mr. and Mrs.

H. N. Hart; crystal basset or natural flowers, iienrv O. Foreman majolica tete-a-tete tea set, Irene Horner; bronze statuette, Mrs. W.

T. Best; majolica tete-a-tete tea set, Mrs. W. EL Russell: gilt-candlesticks and inkstand, Geo. P.

Lies and Emil Leldenberg, new lore; emDroiaerea nre screen. Mr. and Mrs. E. Bach, Okaloosa; crystal wine accent ana go Diet, AiinQomer; pair of porcelain and walnut window jardiniere, tilled with natural flowers, Mr.

and Mrs. M. Selz; elegant basket of flowers, Leo Kalman and 8, Ettlinger: large Eastlake oak-framed picture, Albert Heidelbach black satin screen, lined with velvet elegantly hand-painted. Miss Jennie Kohn zoo thellt framed and hand-painted, Mr. and Mrs.

Jonas Strauss; framed photograph. "Die Lewsrenbrant, Nanette Frank and Eugene Arnstflln; hand-painted plaque framed in orimsou velvet. Miss Ella Lowcnstein ou painting, "liana des aches," painted and presented by Mrs, Ettenhelmer; olp painting, "Mountain Home," painted and presented by Mis Julia Kohn! unions tin nh.t.n carved wood, covering a crystal liqueur set; pair of mediaeval brass candelabra and mirrors. Miss Hannah Kohn: black satin and lace toilet cush ions ana covers, nana paintea, uustav Morris: 1.1 u.lu.1 i ww mmm ov. iiiuiin KJ.

mujt Kew York; black marble and bronze mantel clock and vases, Max Merer de Omaha: black and gold lady's work-table, Mr. and Mrs! 8. F. Leopold china flower vases, same donors large album, sever in Steel and painted satin, 0. Ik Morganthau; ebony and gold pedestal, Mr.

and Mrs. Ballenberg: desert ehina, six plaques and cake baskets, Mr. and Mrs, L. Simons ebon and gold snusie and engraving rack, Mr. and tire.

Ynhrfnrf an VDlnmi nrmHim. bound ''Cooper Vignette," Mr. and Mrs. H. Ord pearl-handled nut-picks.

Charles L. Davis, New tors: suver tea sooou. sir. ana Mrs. L.

Lew solid Silver soup-ladle, O. Mannheimer; Soup and gravy ladle. E. and pearl-handled knife set, fifteen pieces, Mr. snd Mrs.

A. Eichhold silver and gold card-case. Miss Mamie Mannheimer; brass candelabra and toilet mirror, Mr. I. M.

tHmoa I Pre neh cloak with treees- Ik marble and bronze, Mr, and Mrs. Lazarus Silver man marble and brons mantsl-elock. Messrs. jMttm Heilhmn anil Hanrr Pwnhil luwihaMl let ana ormoiu lniaia table, air. ana Mrs.

J. Bchwabecnert blue satin toilet pin-sushioa, hand-painted. Angle Pings; Japanese cabinet, joe viayourgn; oron ana mar Die rencn man-tel-olock and vases, Mr. and Mrs. Wineman marble and crystal paper-weisnt, Louis J.

Levy: I allwr toilet set. Mr. anil Unv J. dozen pair au picks end esse, Mr. Aufheiser.

of Hew York: five silver pieoea, Mrs. A. Kohn and riano-hter: solid Stiver Olive dish and ease. Lnnia Margentnai; soua silver Derry ipooa ana casket. Hr.

ana jura, vnaries etettauer aozea ivory tns set, M. Bnrdacker; two sugar Upa 1. M. Lindauer I bery spoon, cream ladle and sugar hear. u.

M. uosenoiatt; soiia suver carvinr set In casket, Walter C. Arnold six solid silver salts, Louis Kramer, vmcinnan oozen sona suver tea' sDoona, in rase. Mr. and Mra.

D. Stettanert carv tJTIt. 11. tlavsr. New York! Salt-cellara.

A. t.1,1-silver olive fork and dish. Mr. andMrs. tr I.indanarisetsalt-eeliars,MiasIi.Loewnbersf aUrtswatsiset, Mx.

BA airs. W. Iet bUtw Tim DAILY TJXTjni OCEANj TTEDNESDAY MOBNI-NG; JIAUCT 17, PAGES." soup tureen and salver, Mr. and Mr. H.

Bern-helmer. New York; silver Sard reoeiver, Henry sad Clara Hohlosirmaal silver sirup eup, Harry and Manaie 8elz; majollcst dssssrt set, J. Btetthelmer; silver ant bowL Mr. and Mrs. 1L J.

Rosenback; erystal punch set, M. Adams and O. M. 8teea; silver jardiniere, Mr. sad Mrs.

Bam Leopold: tooth-pick holders, LUllaa Belt; marble statuette, Hattie Horner; silver pickle jars, Julius Rosenberg; crystal jewel case. Miss D. Leon and Carl Deren-berg; silver fruit stand, M. M. ttevstlf sUver castor, Rachel aad Eddie Meyer; silver pickle jar, Mr.

and Mrs. A. Kuh; Ivory toilet brushes. etc, A. fl wramui, mmratios, aessert set, nr.

and Mrs. ton; onwa aesswrt set. 4osepb and Clara Bnydacker; stiver fruit dish, L. Frank; majolica match boxes, Alios Adler: silver tea set, Mr. and Mrs.

H. L. Frank; silver sono ladle, Mrs. K. Frank: solid ailn in.

cream bowl and spoon la ease, Mr.and MraBlnxm Bornheun; solid silver sngar-bowl and eream pitcher, M. M. Rothschild; eolid aUver los-oream set, Henry Davis, Bprlngfleld sU Uble-spoons, twelve teaspoons la ease, Simon Rothschild: silver sugar and berry SDoons. Mr. and MraB.

Etltnger; elegant volume. In morocco and silk, "Works of Canova," Arthur M. Inst in: mstollca toilet vases, the Misses Foreman: pair Dresden vases, Ed C. Goldstein and Loa N. Vleisher; Uble lamp, in rich Limoges ohina, Mr.

and Mrs. O. Foreman; Faience fruit-holder, Mr. ana sirs, iv srangenthal: set of statuary, Dresden, Mr. and Mia.

Louis Oaas; statuette, Lon N. Flelaher snd Ed Goldstein; flower stand, Bertha and Rosa Oreenebaum; ebony Inlaid Eastlaka hondntr mMm. Vn it Horner; embroidered pincushion, Mrs. J. Jacob-son: embroidered slipper case, Mr.

Jacob and i-auuna nauiana; suver tea service, F. Wright; silver water set. Mr. and Mrs. M.

A. Meyer: sUver slop-bowl, Mr. Morgenthan; allver toilet set, Mr. and Mrs. E.

Msndel: silver and crvstal fruit epergue, Mr. and Mrs. O. E. Humphrey; Messrs.

Beidenberg of New York snd Ksy West, Fls, presented enoueh handsomely bound Volumes to constitute a reasonable library. The collection of sixty-one volumes inclnded sixteen volumes Appleton's Encyclopedia Americana, twenty-five volumes Sir Walter Scott, four volumes Shakespeare, eight volumes Macaulay't works, and eight volumes Chas. Dickens. The tolecoo trade of Chicago united ia making their geulal friend. Springer, one of the handsomest secretaries ever made In this country.

It is a beautiful and costlv piece of work; was considered a master-piece of cabinetry at the Centennial Exposition. The following gentlemen united in this offertns: Messrr. J. F. Emerich, A.

Shire, J. E. Elliott, Ira lies aetroui, jss. u. iavis, jotin A.

Ladd (nt. Lonist. F. W. Ruffner.

Wm. Best, W. H. Russell, Fred Kantzler, Harry Hsrgis, Oeo. A.

Head, E. Hoffman, and Ferd Hirsch. These gentlemen represent the flower of the Western tobacco trade whose business is worth over Ave millions yearly. The sisters and brothers of the bride presented an elegant pinaforte. THE OtTESTS.

At Standard Hall the happy pair received an army of visitors dnrtng th evening, from o'clock. The hall was brilliantly lighted and beautifully decorated. Wreaths of evergreens crossed transversely. At the bead of Hie tables, in the seats prepared for the bride and groom, was an aquarium of jelly, in which fish were transfixed, as if in wonder at the scene of beauty before them. The rsredos was a blue atmosphere, studded with golden stars, above which floated (wafted to and fro bv unseen wires) Cupid driving a chariot of clouds.

The tables were splendidly decorated with fruits and flowers, and during th banquet, which was provided by the Standard Club caterer, Mr. Hoff, the good cheer provided was of generous proportions and of the highest cuisine. These rich viands were accompanied br wines of Franos and Germany. Still Hockheimer and sparkling champagne flowed like water. The list of guexts included the following: Mr.

and Mrs. H. A. Kohn, Mr. snd Mrs.

J. A. Kohn, Mr. and Mrs. David Kohn, Mr.

and Mrs. E. Fran-kenthal. Mr. snd Mrs.

M. Bnvdaker. Mr. and Mrs. Godfrey Snydacker.Mr.

and Mrs. B. Loewenlhal, Mr. and Mrs. Lazarus Silverman.

Mr. and Mrs. Godfrey Mannheimer. Dr. and Mrs.

M. Mann heimer. Mr. and Mrs. M.

Rothschild, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Homer. Mr. and Mrs.

Max Iderheimer, Mr. snd Mrs. M. Letz. Mr.

and Mrs. A. M. Msrer. Mr.and Mrs.M.Simons, Mr.

and Mrs.M.Wlnemau, Mr. and Mrs. J. Rosenberg. Mr.

and Mrs. L. Rosenheld. Mr. and Mrs.

F. Sohionsman, Mr. and Mrs. A. Kuh, Mr.

and Mrs. Joe Clayburgh. Mr. and Mrs. M.

Einstein. Mr. and Mrs. Jake Friedman. Mr.

and Mrs. A. Eichhold, Mr. and Mrs. M.

S. Rosenhach Mr. aud Mrs. K. Hoffman, Mr.

and Mrs. E. Msndel. Mr. and Mrs.

K. Rose, Mr. and Mrs. S. Levy, Mr.

and Mrs. Gerhsrd Foreman, Mr. and Mrs. 1). Adfer, nr.

and Mr. M. Len dsuer, Mr. snd Mrs. H.

Good man, Mr. and Mrs. Kimmelstick: Messrs. Kramer, Cincinnati; Nan-sen. New York; J.

M. Simon, Cincinnati; B. F. Rosenberg, Emil Beidenberg, New York: A. Shire, J.

Snydecker, J. and S. Cohn, Miss Belle Wineman. Miss Nannie Frank. Miu Jennie Kohn.

Miss Dora Kohn. Miss Julia Kohn. Miss Rose Kohn, MIhs Nellie Kohn, Miss Florence Kohn, Miss Msrtie Rosenberg, Miss Clara Schlossman. Miss Amanda and Miss Tillie Fore man, Miss Freedom n. Miss Sadie American, Misses Bertha and Rosa Greene baum.

Miss lAu-dsuer. of Baltimore: Miss Uteiner. of New York Miss Augusta Morris, Miss Ella Lowen stein. Miss Leon. Miss Rachel Meyer, Mrs.

J. Ballenberg, Mrs. Kohn. Mrs. J.

L. Smith, Mr. and Mrs. J. T.

Emerick, Mr. and Mrs. James G. Davis, Mr. aad Mr.

HMirv Hargis, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Best, Mr. and MraW.

H. Russell, Mr. aad Mra. Ferd. Hlrsoh, Messrs.

Henry Schlossman, Julius Ballenberg, Henry W. Hill, Morris Rosenfield. Henry Foreman, Julias Rosenberg, Ben Kinstein, Arthur r.insteln, ixrals Uit. A. Heidelbach.

Cincinnati Walter and Arthur Arnold, New York: Sol Kai ser, New lorR: B. Ktllnger, Geo. Kabman, Goldstein, Philadelphia: V. Heilbron. New York: Max Hilson.

New York: Anrell Horner. Horace J. May. New York; Alf. Bnydacker, Max Meyer, umana; M.

a. baiscrr, rtew lork- 1 here were numerous other beautiful and costly dresses, and diamond jewelry was the rule. The festivities. Including a very pleasant ball, continued till an early hour this morning, when their many friends departed, earnestly wishing the young husband and wife might lead the rest of their lives according to this auspicious begin rung. THE LATE DR.

THOMAS BEVAN. The death of Dr. Thomas Be van. who was re cognized as one of the most prominent members of th medical profession in this section of the country, has caused profound sorrow injthe com munity, who held him in high esteem for his personal worth aad his scholarly attainments. The arrangements for the funeral have been completed, and the last sad rites over the re mains will be performed at 2 clock to-morrow arternoon at the family residence.

No. 629 Mich- gan avenoe. The remains will ba takrn Graoeland for interment. Yesterday a post-mortem raantinstlm, made, and the verdict was that death resulted from an overwhelming acute congestion of the brain, aud serous effusion supervening npon the pathological conditions left by eerebro-spinal menengitls. At a meeting of th Chicago Medical Society, held March 13, the following preamble and resolutions were adopted nusxKAB, i nis society nas learned of the aeatn ot m.

I noma lie van. nnn nf ttm members, and a former PmMoit. wn luwBoijjr. uevan the societrv nas lost one or its moss hnnn bers, and the medical profession on who was an ornament to it. HrtolvetL That this expression of tmr of the deceased be spread a Don our nmnii that we extend our sympathy and condolence to bib nereavea rarouy.

A committee of tore was snnnlnted tn mmn. and present a memorial noon tlia lm.tm Ttr and it waa also voted that the society attend th xunsxa service. THE SECOND REGIMENT MATINEE, The ladies who are assisting tha Second Regi ment committee, under whose auspices the Galley Slavs" matinee ia to be given by Mr. Raverly aad Mr. Campbell, at Haverlys Theater, Friday afternoon, for the benefit of the Irish ro ller rund.

met in Mr. zlaverly office veaterdav vr it 1 1 iiuwvih sub. jueiiucy prveiuine. Present: Miss Alii Quirk, Secretary; Misa Aliie Meloy, Treasureri Mrs, W. P.

Rend, Mrs. A. Ia Morrison. Miss a. Carey, snd Mlsa Georris Holt.

The committees reported progress. The com mittee on tne sale or tickets reported tbat tbe sale had been very large. The meeting then ad-lourned to 9 o'clock Friday morning. After th meeting Mrs. n.

Maliorv. Mra. Colonel W. P. Rend, and Quartermaster Thomas H.

Keefe waited upon Mayor Hnrxisoa aad re- nested nun to act as Chairman of tae meeting rklay afternoon. His Honor, most graciously promised to prestos. RAMPANT RIOTERS, Andrew Afguet and Charles Plppia are prison ers at Twelfth street, charged with riot. At 6:30 O'clock last evenlne Peter 1wi( rr fK9 Wast Polk street, was passing Bine Island avenue, when he saw a friend ot hla named Rbeinhart oejng oaaiy teaten by three or four parties. Oa interfering he waa k-nnnlrsd dmm end sevsrelv kicked- Only two of the cowardly crowd were aetagy VtAA We FOR ROBBING MIS EMPLOYER.

Xi ouls Levtss, sa apprentice to a barber ia the Twelfth street district, was yesterday held In 0500 to the Criminal Court bv Justice Wslsh tor robbing his employsr. His "paL" Charles Frank, alias Henry Burns, tor forging Levine's emnlov. er name and procuring goods on the orders, was held in $300, and Nathan, alias H. L'nger, ms ismTiui sue yiimucr. IOWA MUSICAL CONVENTION.

PK Morsxs, lows, March 16. Tae o-flcere ot the State If tisiosl Coaventknt met here to-day and fixed hpoa tha eeeond Tsea- day of November next tor tbe convention st such place as will offer tha best indune meats. Localities can correspond with tha Rev. A. T.

Vraneia. Wast Liberty, Aowa, Chairman el the ZlxecuUre OPAlzdtseSi SPRINQ NAVIGATION. The Propeller Paitoa Sail and 7ast ia the Ioe rftoea Kuee Out iron List ef the 6ralB-arrjLsf Teasels TTnlca Bemala L'MbArtere4 la This Tert. Detroit Sixer Bridge PstiUon JYoaan. up Tleet Eeleaaed Appolnt-menta, SBX TS SArC.

The propeller Fax ton, for which there hav been fears, beoause ahe is overdue at Tawaa front Bay City, waa used as aa excursion boat out of Chicago last season, and is well known to the Chicago pnbllo. She is about the sis of the Northern Transit boats, and has full cabins, as those boats have. Her joiner work sad the In terior of her cabin are hard wood, and, being a good hull and neatly furnished, when here ah was very popular. After she left her she was put into th Saginaw lumber trade, towing barges, and she Is now la that trade. The following dispatch shows that she is all right: Dmorr, March 16.

A dispatch from Bcbewalng says th Faxtoa Is fast ia th tee fifteen mile out from here. rts-r a nxij or tea. Special Tehvrsm to Tb Inter Ocsaa.l Bat Crrv, March lC-Th propeller 8. T. Fax ton left port last Thursday for Aloeaa, and nothing baa been known of her where about until this afternoon, whea th telegraph operator at Bebewalng, oa th east shore of Saginaw Bay, with the aid of glass sighted her Soout twelve mile from shore, in a north westerly direction.

She is fast la a field of Ice. An attempt will bo made to reach her to-morrow. The boat la sunnosed to be well nrovlaionad- There are thirty-five persona on board. Including me crew. Among toe passengers ar a lev ladies and a number of commercial drummers.

In view of the great alarm for the craft indl cated by the dispatches, this proves a very lm portant piece of news. Captain Root, at present in command ot the Faxtoa, is well known la Chicago. There is a great deal of ice in Saginaw Bit and in Lake Huron, and various craft are fast i in it. The steamer Metropolis is ioe-bo and at Alpena. THS StTPLT OF CAFACTTT.

The eaoacity of gratn-carrvlng vesaels now un chartered In Chicago is much leas than shippers anu vessel-owners suppose, ana Is given below for their information. Vessels that are to Immediately go tnto the Iron-ore trade (not even making one trip in graini and vessels that will continue in th lumber trade, la everv ease known of, have been omitted, but it is possible that even some of these given may yet be char tered lor or. 1 hs list ol grain -carriers here still unchartered, made up as carefully as pc-sible, is as follows arris Lord. Alaska Commodore Portage. Potomac D.

Starucca Anteloie is. Lincoln Nellie F. A. Georger. R.

B. IUves G. a Hazard J. K. Gibraltar.

Bushels. Goshawk 37.ISK) Hyderabad 1M.UUO tUi.tMN) Metropolis 17.IXMI mi.inmi Grace Murray lA.lMNt ManzanUia UU.ISN) Nabob UU.tMHi 4S.ISH1 wears Pensaukee 9. b. xh.mm Han Jacinto. IT.imsi llgo L.

Van Valkea- liu.OOO burg 21.000 R5.IHM) Kate barley (SSJ Jl.lNMi Yankee 17.IKSJ N. T. Karbartan 14,000 Leonard Han na. 45.ISNI Imperial Ul.OOO Chas. Knight Tsmp- Berths JA(MM) lr Bangalore M-lvlna.

ln.tsto Mary 1 Skylark Herbert Dudley 1 T.iKJCl G. 1). Ktnpire L. J. Clark Ji.OOO Jti.rsw) Groton 23.IHM1 M.

Fillmore. Ih.ixs) Jennie 14.UOO llying 15.0O0, Total catiacity 1 .637,000 Craft marked with a are Canadian, and cannot take cargoes to Buffalo or other American ports direct from here. The N. T. propellers only go to rtarnia.

Deducting the Canaulan craft and tr fi. T. boats, the capacity remaining la bushels. OXLT A BIKOB. It was rumored yesterday that J.

B. Lyon had chartered seven vessels at iso on corn to Buffalo, but careful inquiry failed to elicit a confirmation. On ta contrary, arenas aaid the feeling was very firm at 7c and that aa advance was more likely than a decline. THS IBOK-OMl TSADS. Bradley fleet, Wlnslow's fleet.

Hood's fleet, Long's fleet, and the fleets of several other large vessul-owners go Into th Iron-ore trade this eason. vessels now in Chicago taking dosra oa cargo ot grain. Captain Fraser has chartered the (canal) schooner Brooklyn tor the season, to carry Iron ore from Marquette to Cleveland, at per ton. The whole fleet of canal schooners will be engaged in the Iron -or business for th first three months between Esoaaaba and Marquette and Cleveland aud Chicago. THAT PETTnOX IV FAVOB OF BUTOonra.

Mr. James F. Joy. in his efforts to Indues Cn. gress to pass a bUl allowing the Mlchlnn Cen tral Railroad Company to bridge the Detroit River at Detroit, has had a petition latrodnasd which is claimed to contain the name of "fifteen thousand citizens of Chicago and other lak ports, who ask that a bridge be allowed." The marine reporter mad a thorough canvas of commercial and manne circle yesterday to learn who the signers of this petition la Chicago were, but could not leara that any one had asea any petition in favor of a bridge.

Inquiries ware made oa 'Change, among the business nfflnss la the Chamber ot Commerce, aad along LaMalle and Washington streets, and among the buseneaa houses generally, but no on could be found whe could say he saw it, to say nothing ot having signed It. Ail the shippers and receiver talked with express id themselves aa firmly opposed to any obstruction of th water route, aaeh as a bridge over Detroit River would he, aad said that If a petit loa had been eigne la favor of a bridr no one aiming knew that to he Its intent, as the feeling waa antl-brHige, and tha no railroad pe- tittop had even boss be snch. uaderstood to Mr. tly argument against ths scheme spoken of as a most able effort, and It has had a telling effect, congressman Aewberry, who Is carrying on the fight In the railroad interest, held a reception last week, which waa largely at tended, tbe bridge and the aaxi-bridg delega tion being In attendance, and Mr- Joy being very prominent. out of ths rrx.

The schooner Charles Lullng arrived here last evening from Manltowoe with a cargo of loa Tbe captain report that Manitowoo Bar filled ap with slash ice on rKiav. ana taal nis snd several others wer frozen in. On Saturday be walked around his vessel on th toe. Th schooner Julia B. Merrill, IL Rend.

Driver, aad Beiolt, tbe aoow Glsdlator and another eoow (a Milwaukee craft) which ran into Manltowne Bay lor shelter were also roues in. 1 am baling got awav oa Sunday, but at that urns th ether ves sels mentioned were still there. Ia ooaflrmaUoa of what the captain of the Laliag says, letter wer received here last aight from tbe eaptaiaa of tb Merrill and Belolt. A dispatch received last night, however, reports ta blocked raised aad the vessels all eon again tor thair respective destinations. The Merrill goea to Jackson port for tie for Milwaukee, aad then returns for a cargo for Chicago, consigned to Ripley st Boa.

A P1HW1TTM KXTa Can tain F.ran's fleet, th schooners Oeorra Murray, J. W. Donne, and Golden Fleece, will be ailed by Captains J. G. Hurlbut, H.

Long, and Wm. SooU. Captala Lelta, formerly of tbe Owasco, take th Lizzie A. Law. Captain Patrick Myers will sail th Golden West.

Captala Thomas Myers, formerly la the Ellen Spry, takes the D. E. Bailey, Captain Wlleoo, formerly of tb Lizzie A. Law, takee tb Spry. Captain Grady will sail th James Piatt, and Captain George Hale goes into the Kate Gtllett.

Captala Walsh, ia the Ford River last season, will aa business Bab ore, and ia succeeded by Captala McCulloch, formerly ot the Julia B. Merrill. Captain Gall lon, formerly owner and master ef th Newsboy, will sail th F.agl Wine. Genial Olmsted, formerly at tbe Msrchaat, will aav ths L. M.

Mason. The propeller Hkhfetee, of tbe Lacs Michigan and Lake Superior Company' lines, will be commanded by Captain John McKay: the Steam-barge Whiting by Captain John McLeod, aad tha barge Guiding Star by tha Sams maater who was in bar last season. W. W. Ellsworth has been tppolnted general freight a rent af the Northern Transit Line, with headquarters at Port Huron, Tb captains, engineers, snd stewards of the various boats at the line will a follows: City at Concord Captain.

H. Brown; engineer, K. Knowitoa; steward, W. Brigga. Champlaio Captain, H.

Williams; engineer. J. Cannlngham: steward, Robert Paine. Granite State Captain, J. Connors; engineer, D.

Bnras: steward, W. orris. Garden City Captain, A. shaver: engineer, Levi Bowea; steward, A. P.

Idler. Lowell Captain, W. Rollo; engineer, Thomas Moo Bey; steward, F. CoUert, Lawrence Captain. Charles Ely; engineer, Doyle; steward, T.

Walsh. 11 waukee Captain, Irs Bishop: engineer, V. Gravel! steward, A. Ward. Main Captain, W.

Weaver engineer, J. Ranev; strwani, Closa, Nashua Captain, It. W. Baily: engineer, t. Tomllnsoa; steward, W.

Cheeeeman. Oswegatchia Captain, W. Shay; engineer, B. Walroth: Steward, V. Mo-Qulllani St Albans Captain, T.

Kaapat ea gineer, Robert Walsh: steward. B. Basset. City of New 1 era -captain, tt. AJennert eaxseari r.

1 Coleman; steward, 1, ward Weoda. mplm vtspuktod. gfei 0, i. fails CejUia. Ia Truer.

H. F. Chareh Oaptata, H. Morer, ksatias lepra I naif a Tas stsunham Cbsa. Uinta) mrn a.a saw trip Maalstse oar.

Tb propeller MUwaaaea, of the T. Una, ea th way ap, la likely is be the first boat te test tit to la toe auaiwa There ar aeguttauoa la in mm sru.ua taav res nit la the eisesser Job a A. l)u leavta- Lake Michigan aad goiagesi the reus tn Ie- trvit aad Laaiagtna. The slistsbusl lptleis as busy aaepesslag tb boilers ot tug aad eraft gisnallj Tb tag PrtadtvUi was imiliil yestsntay. The atariae laearaae ageats a Detroit aav sigaed agrnnisnts to aaarr aad SJ seats ea earaose sf A aad vessils, rssy.uaively.

Tb asTsenseat lasts "till further aouos." aad tbe rate includes storage aad tb trip a Baffalo. Tbe Goodrich snssssrs Calnag) ssS Oiiriam have taksa taetr piaesa ea tbe lines af that There have been scene noted vessel transfer this winter at Detx-ort. Tbe saoat rensat been that of the schooner Baa Dtses by Jobs P. Clark to G. Bewick, of Chicago, far Six.

(ASA Other BOted transfers have been tbe schooners Bansvslde and Bweetbeart by Captata Ors almond to Cleveland partte Mr SiVlKM aneb prw psiler U. cai dwell, uapasia soaa md R. Bart, of Hagtaaw, for ro.OOO: barge Justta R. waitiag. WUliasa Llvlarstoes, to Leopold A Austrtaa.

af Chksago. amissj: aeboorier Eagle wing. Parker brothers, of De troit, to Oenrg D. Wood, or Chlrara, mr broMller St. Joeech to Harvey brotaers.

Chi cago, for SlS.Wsl, otate4. Captala Oraat- moott baa also sold toe scnoeaar vean a no par- slaaed th sebouaars Coseses aad bwallew. ma agAslAp irsaaa sxecnoa. Yesterday waa a big day sasoag tb ass TheeWottoB of omosrs tut tbe loeai aaioa la Chloago waa held last Bight, aad dsrlag eotlr day there waa tb grssisst activity la aad about tbe headquarters, waica are at Mervikaa tiall, ea West Randolph Cress, orar el Jsffer-son. Last evealn th voting waa cowintrneed, audit sraalO o'clock la ta.

atgUW bnforet tbe votes srere. eoaated as a result While th eonal was gutag oa there wa staring and a sociable time gveerally la tbe handsome hall, aad tbe occasion proved aa aarrseaai sae all roaad. The naea wer warm la support of their particular candidates, but there was no bitterness, and bo bad fesllcg cropped oat aay-wnera. Whea tb resell wa finally anneaaosd It was greeted with bearty cheers, aad the election certainly seamed lualmeu. Foilewing ar the ofheers choesa.

their terms being tor aa year: 1 Yes Ideal Richard Powers. Tie Preetdent-W. it Bnbiaaaa. Beoood Tiee President-William Caaaea. Secretary Charles Mragber.

James HackstT has been apcwlated Preetdeat re ore Mahar, George Ryroa. and John Joh Px 1ST LIST Arrivals Prop Skylark. Captala Bertie Bentoa Harbor, suadriea: proa G. J. Trneedell, Captain H.

K. Btlnea, Mllusakee, 1XK sacks flour and itfXJ bales rags; aehr Advaaca, Captala M. Paolsoa, Grand liavea, 130 ourds slabs Clearanoee Prop G. J. Trueedell.

Captain Btlnea, Maultowoe, general cargo; prop Hkylazk. Captala bartlett. Beaton llareur, aadriaa. cos as i rauuBrra. Th fact of Mr.

Cobb having takes the eaa-tract to transtiort 1.0UU.UUO feet o( dry lumbr from Muskegon to Chicago at gt.Oo, created much comment amoag lumber vessel -owners who hav been looking for murb higher rates. This lumber is "from dock to dock." so that th rate is equal to tl but It la argsd that even this is mach toe low. Among th offering freights, posted at the headquarters of the Owners' and Masters' Association on Water street, are th following: Two million feet lumber from Bay City to Chicago; offertag rate.rg, aektng.a.1; feet lumber from tb Kirall to Chicago; offering rate, 1 IW: cedar ties from the Straits to Chicago; offsrtng rate. Mc; cedar ties from Johnsonport, Ahnapee, and Whltefisb Bay to Chicago. Oc; marie eurd-wood from Northport to hiragn.

Si ee-lar ties from Horn Pier to Chicago, tic; to Milwau kee, ae cedar tiee from Rowley's Bay eago, hemlock tiee from Rowlry a Bay te Chicago, be. Irea-or and deal freighta ara also offered. amsiJta. Captala WUllam atrvena, formsrl light-keeper at the Purtas-e Lake Ship Canal, has aut beea beard from li soma time, aad hla wife, nee In Chicago, fears something has happened to aim. When last beard from he was la this city.

UOsellOATTOU. It cannot be proved that tbe tuga Lamoat aad Gem were raring, and tae captala aad engineer of ths Gem will aot lose their papera. There will be aa taspeetloa by ta hteaaabont la-snectora, however. Both tbe boats bad business at Ludington and happened to leave Peat water at tbe same time. The tug Nelson, bare add.

aad eehooner Geo. L. beaver aad A Bradley, ar ta tbe Chicago Dry Dock Compear aork fee repair. Tb schooner Meare la belag thoroughly rebuilt. Captain Robert Broom, of this etty, baa bought toartn interest of Captala Callaway, of Ashtabula.

In the tug Ingram, toeing, aad at saw sole owner. Be Md bXAOl rimni tmnnvn't Buerisl Tslerram to The labeOeaa.i Cumiirh, Ohio. Maeafe 11 I.hratsAaat Cnariea F. Shoemaker, at 1 o'clock this aaura- lag. begaa the loveetlgatloa of tb charge against Captala series C.

Goeslwla, keeper of the llfe-eaviug stauoa. B. Uarrin. owner of tbe grape taken by tb crew of tbe elation. tseUfiea bat tb grapes were aot very vol sable.

C. H. Stroag, eoatractor, had misses' some of tbe 1am- ber aad lines aald to save beea ssulsa by vria's orew from tbe psora. OsoJem said be offered to pay strong son for lb I' had rescued macb lambs front tbe tain hamael Lew, former keeper, waa prefsTTug th enarcaa, aaei Ooodwia had talked against When the skiff horned wa capsized last eamaaer Goodwin did aot go to bar nroasptly. altaeugb aotiaad by tb Cawtom Haas aataertUen.

bea waa drown lag at a railroad bridge Good win paid ao attention, aad be failed to go to tbe schooner Glfford la distress, altbeagb a on now. Tbe keeper Lew said be bad a abed belli aad other work done not part ef lbs service, lis oftea used ebeoene aad prolan language. Meat- of to crew tout in to mnfaiag of tae oar aad taking of tb grapes. They wer afraid eg being aalled eowarda aad kaetag taetr peatueae if they failed logo. There was maah Bears af th same sort, aad tbe taqwtry ess adtoaraed until evening.

A crowd ef sailors were ta at tendance all day Henry JswU. of the llfe-eavtng crew, wa tha only witness ersiulasd this evening Be cave further damaging evidence agaiast Goodwin regard lag steeling and tailors to go ta tlaae te reecu tb orew of tb sen 1 1 boat Koaaad. Captala Law, the prosecuting Haiea. claim that will prove to-eve toe that la poster One-btaa. of this dertrtot, fevers Ooodwia ta aaeb a degree that, fearing be might be 4 Ussiest treea th servsse as tb rasalt of that laveoHaailoe, notined him of what wa to aerar, aad advised him by lelegrash troaa ItuSsio to aettls srua Uarrl for tbe stolen grape.

AU spsctatora, sz reporteit. are Bow szeladed from th roorn where the Inquiry being beid. turrnisnr 1 11 sftia tr lai Is sir inssa 1 AlAirrrowou Wle, March 1. Arrived Bcboonars Alice Richards and Georr L. Wrens.

sou ouow uiaaiaior. 1 he latter lost per earn and has been waitrng the arrtral ef another, "be will new take aeargoof lee for Chicago. The achaoaar LUtver ta also loading lea for Chicago. Uar oen tar-board belag fmaea la. aba wa aa-Sble to go ianhwanL The agbannor John IL Merrill left reaterdav fa Jaekeunnort to taks ew a load of ties.

Tb hay and lower harbor at that piaoe are now ire af ton THE RAILROAD ROBBERS. af Pee "aa-l AaAgpartlag Thoae nine railroad robbers was wer arrested singto-baadod by Blaton OTonneU at 10:1 e'dock Sunday night wars taken before lastlce Wallaee rastarday, and reaaaaded la the bai hereaftor epeciftod, uatU th 19th at e'elock Tint Moor, two ahargns of burglary, tS.000 each; CharVa Powers, twe ehargea, 10,000 each William 8tvaa, a charge, t3.000: John Bean, two ehargea, LOOO John Bums, two ehargea, $1,000 DenuU MDligaa, one share, l.OOO; J. B. ITrlcht, ens eharra, 1 1.000; Henry De Young, lbs pawnbroker at Ka 4 Btnto street, kaow- ingly rasstviac stolen tiraparty, 1XX Jobs sspi isbiiisb. tmaiury to barflary, It is stm freak ths nrlad af the pablU about three week aooot tarea weeks are Joachim, a Baste -tree pawnbroker, who Bad had extensive daallnge with brooked" teen, was eutioed to Bnxllngton, under pretsris of bayiag eoavs atolen gaoda, snd murdered tor hi sac-eey nod iewwlry by some ritombers ot the band who bad lurs hist taara, Joaohlm and Tonag were brota la-law.

and there I Itttto oonr taat ta rorsser Know at whoa Invitation ana tor wae austaiat bat reiaUv went to Bar-Ungton. bat will aot tell for fsar af 1 hlmselt Tonag le rlalmed by the paliee te eeve isuusn iw tan reanBtn ssra, fmms af railroad robber, aad St to Bet unlikely laaA om eu aoarnim maraerars are ta the 1. cAiciMmma mt crry xull. The lTjUe Works lniUymriva6MmTUAi ConiBilsstnaar rVaUkr and nht sierxa, and the riLace turned ovsr te tb eslelilasrn. Bratnag Msnde was the Only toembeg of aUars able eerp of aaalataata wn dared to aaew aad he dodged arund with ryerDoat est sad amtnlUeragaiMtssVe was watchful is ess toes lbs salefaninnr did bis fan dat-aad wbito- Bll tbe faaits tb pan ye ar ef Ierao raits a-mlals-rsUoa.

The wbrtrmiling will visit tb other room af tb rookery ta 4s aad will more to help Mavwr Hart laon praaoat atoaa record for lb owe rear af bis admiahatri Htieataaa Bar other agency be eaa bring to bsar itas tt. XbS BuIBeV nAwtm toi-SW U4 stbU te ne bwt tbe Vaywl a4mlstrmtlea st re te lev aa tba tbtak, so taat ail will Be esesptetelv sad asasiat a eiaaa wait eartaee at tbe besTU- aiaget tae yeas. THE SOUTH PARK. A ragaiag atawtcag at tbe stoarC eg KewU Parit rr at, CaaJraaaa Valak, Cesaiise4sasr Oaf mall, saeraaaa. rrioa.

aad aasq AaaoagUearut etrsrted wa a setlttoa. read by Mr. B. a asking tbe board to repeal a fees a park arut- aaaes aroaibrttag tae apart af aarysa rttbag aa tbe park rtvea, A estsftsd (saaesaeataf banal ssiass eg tbe aee eg tbe vebbea. betb as affect the drivea, aa tikaly to trlgbtaa eta, A aembar eg aaVtaelto tbat aa aarsa was aeae by rktlag lb SesysU aa drive wbere kirsn were paraUfaL Tae saattar was referred to tb Park taperta tew -teat hills wer tefvrt-l to la FI aesoaattag to et.SIT Tb aneassltte to wbferb wa lefeneS tb ter of theeneapsasnllna ef piers ef tbe bsera.

aad else tbe qeeetasa eg tae feast Mlity eg rv-4 se mi tae aaaasev eg seaahsvs emaeat Bsed report. Taey nsesi asea See eswh a these That the ear ef all Seeds betsaglag to tbe aoasssl.ssea ev tax ssrrasM i ae traasfsi ioe te Ultees Green lest, bltberte rell trustee, aad lat Walr Orar and Gearre K. oaruell, riark la tbe aee Hrt1ra. a I retain-! te sestet ta tee week: aad I' tree ef Mr. llrilgs.

as Usstee. J. W. Taster. aeetared.

BU clerks, ax 4 luWr lUrrtsea. a dlspeaaee vttb i taai lae a. emery ef tb beard he required to lie srotk nf tae soo-k aad that tae ssrvwe of beok-keeter. be Slsi itli i wrlb tree of U. T.

Chas. poena eolkertor books, he aispeasssi snii taat re? tae areeeat tae aeper inieaaeat twrrarai las auuse a lire wtiAovt estra any; taal Mr trustee, be pat tJ a ssoata. Mr. Gray a Vs, aa-l Mr. itoraetl These retreacasaeats sxmtsuaatat a aartag af per anauav 1 he eneamrttee stated tbat lb ebaas were la everv reaps tsractsoaiate.

Tae tissej weald else be ef eoeveel-e te tbe petalln. ae ess eunteeaplated tbat Urnaleaf satis soel of the Detroit branch. The election at Toledo be at tbe tawb took place last Bight, the candidate for Preal are her. It was reeueaasraded tbat tbe saaagss dent being John Price, ontellus Green, Law- take plsce matedtatJ-tr the retain. and that tae Birr sry aesifv to turn ever so Mr.

Greealeaf all randa, relauag Is bis truel prase of the Coram iaatuuv aad to transmit na szblMI of Iota, lines and nareets af eh let, be held sheriff's dseds Commissloasr fcass.ll moved tb tliiBllsa af the rrraert. Cvmmlestoaev rrire tooaght lbs provided for Mr. Greealeaf la tae resaecl was toe email for a rxelUos so respeaeiote. Luamlssloejer raernvaa saovei a report tr making lae salary to tbat oCbee et.OQO as aanuua, Approved by a vote ot 4 to I. Th report was laea adooted as a wbol.

Commlseioaer Raaeetl lalrodamd a serte ef raise for tb reguiatlon of tae eteepteMi ttvv rw, of aa lufornsal caararter Tbe sizth rum, be' reel rirt lone Commies toner, aa anmmlltee of tb Com mlesloa. aer any ovae or easle-r they out. seeJI direct the eceann ar mi at or inn ulw-a of aay ernrk of aay ktad.or Km paretuss or see of aay materiel or enppliee wtlnout tae dn the Commies wm saewa ef reeera. easee of ouvtoea aeesestty and a'tltty lbs dent aad Bui-ertateadeut. or ettaer ef tneaa.

Beer ezeretse a wise dtseriuon. bel tbat waea to Chi- I aetloabaa ta wired aa sli-uirtors of am a. It sbeil bs siecmily rofaj-rted te tae sassra. It was saaved Wo Isitl tae the regalar mn lings Bsoalaly monthly, tpixetel. The report was taea a-kneed as a wbats.

The Coalr. uader lae new rles, af-putatsat tbe wiwwiss -sduimj StMrrataa aad Pre-e: 1 AO'L a nail Finaaoe, Prlae and fcsisili; ttiertsrvUtarai. kee- arll aad (snvrU. Tb question of loeatiea fur tae ensuing rsar for boerd rooms cams ap There were a auaaeer of pmta-eals sabmltted by ta usiullln aa- painted to look late lae msltss. Tbe rma menated the leas.ag of two rue mi at at aad lS Fifth aveaae at a reatal eg euow per annaaa.

Tbe report waa aimed sell alneie. Csrtn iseomnaead lae mini Tbe rrpurt was a loosed Tbe lease la from May 1 ehrrrga atarr lar taroay. Sana I awe, awer tba Srasas tb O. aad I sweft- I awraeraaa Tb aseS btae awtss. nil I e-er otZTa I vwgawa.

tteUtoaeMrwaftra.Usataae.IAsir.Ml EZSZZ rt mn br a ll. I t-a- a MaTwea I af asssj'siiig enae' ami he eenaf tesam. ma-ni aa by tee rt 1 1 1 ssnmsf, asm ta 1 trnea erase lag e) starea esrss as sit, It eel, aset. aev tbe Paak erl as to beea a va- ttTTT. 4 sea If a Ta li bsa i sis' ill e-V fm-LH.

tee fin Bill miu at Patses aa, east ebew a-UL asaasS, get tb vtadars, msSswTeV sitea-ttea u-as I FIR! rftVTSnt. I tba HetbsSist li Cbaeatb aea aamsa. I eassrwaat eWeanty awat bead to- laiiHg ta I read, sbsu-bvg I as a a and Oatnrto atgnst, Tbe Be, M- Ar- I Tba Tssra ae Ilaeato Jeaea. Ogla-Ss. af I-Se-araert.

rJA, 'rt to belsmsaTks aa ea, aasatfTsevT r-illn i wa bee toeed as tnia suase Set seaay I m-a ks an ssal rrii- w. trsBStnien I -eaaa-s. seA ssal sa, ea-rn taea. I Worm to I'ssxaw Mm nlss wee -aa- I i hi i is I "T'i "i i if serVtAentas and I rT. I -r- -s e.

II mm-w- esasassssaU aesO aaBssesaJ eaaasaea BBs sVaaaeBa ffl teaa. Msey were mm iS as t.s. I I Ttir IS JTri- I I IT I 1 III pi 1 IM II II I eesaaaoaaassa I ersas. See se-asker tmmmf. mm as alinist nr.

I smmmmiM I I tee eaarst Sua, cease to per a woM af essaiai I tae i i rVn I 111 I 1 I nnsi ax V. masex tmmm I mstmmA, taat Set ea sa-tne at esseae en aim I see taat tae sarv- I u. -u I asen ma tee aj smvsa I aaU slstirv 'i am la tats toase I tM I i- I ami 4 taSseaii ta reissim tereee ae- I saaalaag sis.stsg ssseerv slm great teee ef I a af4 ,7. -T-- liemalenf. ea I a st.

I ni jsmasu so amsii. I is aa SB a I am te pates stan Be a a it I amS I rs.s sa. II i HH A taenraae bale era twme, I sis I Mesa, ts aaaea aeae Beam ammmmn-t aaee. nasi one ea lauasaie rrsm ef tee I i II i H. eras ifwraH awl no lae tern's aeai wee f- IT I tasaf aasa ss Sims i as tteaare, Ms ems I ev I a mftvms Sana, t-m yearaU seal aamtleeieaiiy I imma itl a I I 1 ag a -Hs BTvapsU lae wa las aast ns I aemag Vaae a BV tat I irtlBielm I.

tae alses e-w. a tnaee we eaeu I SSonsrWmraa I taaev lie was emra ta somas aa4 mus so I v- admattan sg Ism, taMsik, tm ML. I Mr Itrtd-e I eesis Be as teaa i i I i I a grsaA men ta aay I -eae. aui sese swsaasami beoba. amsae gMele a oesstrv I Urn seem imlilm .1 Be tee aw- sun list, 4 utes aad Laua sis m.

bai ee fj li tssm wasa.sim.laf Be sa.ll.-e e4 aeatasa. a tae l(n eaae wa iasaesl againat early mum earj si pwm I te "nsa-k earaia aeeaa. ,,1 f.LmtjZt lai i i mam Beam, aa ae4 fcs. ae awsalsna Ws He taei Jealge Mem wee iil.aai eJvleSf STneVW swet- taeeet rseetataB Sff labsSB eBssem-tet SBSf lesMm tornaalttaea- He ea a tnaewaxt pmMt-esa aa4 TZ. ZH trL.iTj Ti always ba4 ate bmty Me was ta Be of aa.

fT Tm, nTl bto aealsa see am Taaaa, s-4 sa, reversal a we )-r rta ea tnoi be i-i i tl smewi (ar-rurveer af ta Sxala Ms 4let-aeaiBeS hem- self at the battle af smsmaeAy. waere be ai- mtm iTtiT rtaranis -1 i I i li ir trnrtaw tae Be-me 4 Bm eee-eme tt i Me a-aa t-as. 11 e. ea. yaw I era hkteu VFsswl eeeBMfjsVsol -m 1 I ee.esSsTaSTsseTsTBl Ik snajfnnjaa -aT fasawsv VBaTsTtostaueTW SJef wseeel earser Be wa always aa te tae niriiinmn ef ssevertag Ufs seal wn aa missl te Use sai laea I TT.

1 TTT.TTL e-etteCelltrMW an lit-iiuli rS-sat. teey ea te. eoaaeed ns 're. ae aa of lrtaS a-rtrva-uea. Mka tatananen was ri waM a mm.

attremeiy limni I Me wae a Si mt Bearo-Bat af i xmA asss mmmmm eg tae eeeBseas He wee eeeesmees eg eeeavt see i a amsg Bat earns lea "ran tsaj nraea Isaer wsre In ills. he nt a glee I e- esaaj roaa mww of i I si Jatea I i ii i aa. kaara I J. test taal la lmu oaas tea. san tumsn lis aan I JT a4 srsi sniastarisLaz.

He ken la eseae a taasBrwe. 1 mmmm. st, ae Isss I seal Sm-4 sea enae Ua srse tast II.Sm I Of teeeeraee tn-s-ai. wwe ewe i-e ta Tiwea Ha-l. aaee.

tae Irsse af Ml tl pet ev ssnsisg tee eyeewkar mm taat Be I ere I tsw as te- I kna eke etu ae sa mm -tea lewd ef eami- aw41h.y saort mns af team Ate ewe eaeel te I 71. Uf s4 seerr aaetrart I i.mii. Men story ema. a stak-ee ta tee e.te ssesen. Tfce I 1 1 i suss ie itag Mfwwev were aseeeir a.

lasses a. Sasna vWiamt. Msawl Be. a4 aad Prtee: a t-wmae. Or, mi tuaiin I Caiieea war ceemd te a Uvtag seiien sg I sM Ir.

li 1 RrlmH waea aseea-i eMiar ssiy sitiiai ilia tsasaaeaekg ain see en IBM ne were -ailW wove mrmt as saga wee b-t4 iiisaist.r eaa ea-tr in sal a. wae esmsre twiea. Mse, sw ef a a baarry. Ua 9 etaa se ree eae at hirMas aa-l t-tal Jsrrww JeBa tt-ary. a-ssb seer-vs earaea I HarSia.

sat aa-smnvus Mlus. hamee i i asat a miu eg ea saaesal lae ksnare -Ass. wtta aa vs--ewauasi twit' r-atwM "it at tee ee. tl am. ef tas sany euel ees.

eeea see bed team ssma-aa. seat rns tail Braae eae St. I as na lag I I at ef was evse is, seal teat amsaa wlsil I use of a as I prialaal te May 1. leal. I lae lUn.

Ts a rseyn was ta a aaned veto ef a to S. te May 1. It I mm lis. nil piamale ta teOew- I tb. eaaw.

se Mr. Are 4 usTaswg tae bswei lag: I Tbe maun af lee ftien lliat mil 7 ea te- 1st am year aa te lieii rea ens tMl sa. 1 eaa bee I i if cbseg I tataan taaf trie i i t. aa 1 mal I Mallu Tae k. be restaseted to ptvseal a sBesea of peaa ar teens.

4tS ea to leva ait, af sleBma Opssa. a be Issa with ingnaili Umlinm. si m-m aa aae 4 eel letsl tarn essneag. ,7, af Hbnkuaa tmm Bssaeisr. aa taas tae esse.

We Be eas.ro ee a-af ts sear sa- "TV! A stJeraiso taerveg be m. ts tae i ass wsW ts nioea ef Bun a aa a mm aa easf ea- I iwblj' az-rt mm lemw emmmg ta jm ea. Israj baa-V Ou-ea. As-awa, ami TnTra-tr inatl ill lj j.t. I tye Soft is Bleanln 4.

be is llmsmei, (aWi ll li tr. 11 mt I I 1 tag: Swewra beroTlar aaarly lllf'aeaatarv. Is Seal tm Tt7Tf. atasm 'l 7soWf. That tbe auja-riatrndeat Basis aa ear tasMtaieeaa, wartaias-l to s-ar grwwta aa vantoratsU acaar tbaa sg labours, wa aBall prmnwrtty as a my.

be ba ten bii. bim aa slZwssi Vassra fi aa Cam. mf be paid ta ewrreei tae ef wnass waa- uutismnBsS et sss m. gm nl mn Bes. Be to teal eat tae aatbseity a tbe Csmmlsiae.

vrBeeb mi asm Ueera-i s-aa ts aim aLsram7ri i i brr shall a.ss fi tae par ef all amgleysa eta or tsma aaJ ese 4l4 aw save hies, eaasna as aJ tae Br i ir uT tl- tii i I laborers na afissssld mliiliiln eg tarn mswmuailr. la a I esse -4 an aams sa Adopted. islulu si eiM. tae leae 4at as 7w asTaaT euro, set TeVlT The aaosstna ag tbe ill liu sg TYseaaersr Bar eaJy aisle, aer tae liner easeim seas, seat mm mm- akA the boar earn. up.

ae 4 bwb wtta etwe-alf aa aeeewy llllTelT A TLal atsTaa UAmaa Coramtsslnaer Prto stated Ibet Mr Lsssaltsl. Brwi.im Of bat wa Uia. mt bat lias assm-e "I-iaZa4 warvlei-r s--assse baaker. bad tin pus. te kua la p-rfurm ail ta Iruta te say.

bs Bi sa si. bras. tBiiAre. ae It i TTr a-a dutkee rg us erBee grslls. toamililme Hoaa-asea sspeed thai th salary taeveler bs TTT.T".

Zi herrtofor sitarbed to tae echo ef Trsaearur he Assar-aA. Ttsl tae gmignlsg trtwato ta bis ti TTTi 1 cat off. Carried. Bin rf te 1 in 1 1 Bjma lae a. ef taai ae- Aa rieeuoa by ballot for a Triaee' was tbea re-iy.

se4 iim we wvj a aeaet aa in if bad. Mr. CswaeU Mr. I ea ea taal eg a gee 1 n. a aeefa srii I ill seas? Ttk APTL Hoaaelder.

tbe in saint Ireaeure Ta lisall area tint f'r vote for Mr George bvaaetaer aad ea ts Tae resolution sat aasnlmeesge sis 1 A 1 as ett. Mr Lew-atasi tb Bwmtaag tae simrmt Mr. boBaeadsg was AWtared ileSi. anasv. eg Fvy mi esv amueae w-aa a Barss-sru A reeulutlua was prsamteS by lee amlialrsir I kit fJUstE LIB! TO mmm wnae Sell tag.

amar 1 mt an BaesiU aaaklag JoBa Nad euta-rtnt-adl ef Ull tsvtl Ul II lltlllvt, oa asm SJst mm a ma urn. IB haras, at a salary eg g3 per aseatb. aad tbat urns Snui tesaa aa aa-t sa-S ana aa be aader tbe aalsvartty of tae Pare bag area Ts St BArsnr ef TB teas, rmma ma raywi sae a a tee 1 mil 11. is toadeat. It wa tat aader tbe raise.

CsTaTtttft. Mereb IA 1 wa gtad to Baa "A by la Bleaaa. ig null ta -Bees ans- Tb snorting taea ad-arsd aaUl Tsssliy Tab Tk ssiv set nest at I e'etor. Tlr nwsa b-a is. ku Hi ie.ni.

a e-al PeegSe begto to Wt af ttastr giw- aimmg tatataw as ae 0) Snug eaeea. mikTt SITTTH aa-ws new tat laarrs Is semi'tllg farts ts te swrv mt aa nif 1 siibS r.maa, eS COeeTT sTTT.Ka. WtT Wevtsar.C.mairlia.aeua4 TTs'l TsCV ttnsasa Belt Insul ju I MMi Bai a we wta swaSs s-ar- 1 TBS Joint Co rattle an PuWVo rrnUdlng-J ill meet tais aftsransn at Taru eolle tor ef tba boa ef rUrrlartna aa Haas or yveterdsy asms lata tb stty, taraad laair beeks ever ta tbe Cooalv CtsrB. Tn Coanty Rspa tntewdeat af dar-etiast. Mns- le m.m I 1 1 t.

1 k-. r-- la I ly arterBooav Tsa meat cocido atlou ymmtmrAMf ra- raea nut aaai salves anal aaree noga. ITra easss ef aoartot fever and twe avnt eater day.1 Tn City Trwasurw wSvOOOBU 1 art mils 1 FX0U6 fium tbaWstmr oW a 1 ml City CoUeotor. aad as tbe C--BxiSoUsr- rturLais itsi-ag bnAxtn Bweam tnpectd tb roe a Bad tb Imadoa Ail s-AlidingBr fc-aadn Taa ConaoQ Cosssurt sua B-Mlroad rni yveterday aftorneon to aoastder tb ardtaaae gr nttng th right to toy private raUraad Irarks along Lllasta street rrora Th trtv-Sn street to the eonUerrn Umtto, paag Waal's gla teraary. Thsr was ae eaoruia, bat tbaa ptssiat ef tae Uwi aimimnnsa, aiaer wttb tot until lartiss.

tsw smmages aad drove eat to Tairty-Ah etrest to v-rw ta gaausi waae tracks. wOVtKIIMtwT MATTttn. Tivttxsat wn pay day at tb aw Cm Hons, and 1U Bean Imi tn and mim seat wti w.ew. Tn BnB-Trtwsnrr rettrdar ttWrel 40.000 gold Bad Aa.000 ail SO0.XJV ag ahkh wag fr whwky. waV8a log tBheens aa atgmr.

aa pa 7 a 1 VUOUCT OB VtST VUXIBCTOti tTHXL Tae Wast Park Beard ba avsd vpUran to th Patsstsnisl af PwbU Ware netsig Bag Tevinst MVatAtaa-ata SeraattbtTt selves to lb a tasraim 4 aSmg rases I A UXJUXTTtXtT sUTTUft. A .1 -a? I teal pearmMBg Big rem tae sis SVSe, I Z-ftgw Sms, aim Ceart. a BsBui as teaser Be4 I tbaags la very easoma.ee. TWe Is na nun I eses mn a. aad nt a Osuas tat af 11 is ill aa IB Barm bmt 1 11 1 ssi siirms.

aa I mils te mi Bam eaes a-a a lie a sin s- tea last Say ta traaagenaiiim a gissnns. rg I begssia Air ng ta aa-a be sa- I. 1 I a sal a ita a las at I wmsses ecs-m. Ufevu-1. I lj twa.

tae Two (VmmlUaa em tSKIte a el Mae a Is I ema te eaauasg regular mil an yveterday. As uaaeeaily tor re mber of aprlicattnaa for rami to atber calm ef tbsSB rOsrte. Tug Cbunty Board will mt this suornttsr St la etoee to t-mnar fa tb spring TBe Oman Clark ami Be I il ta aaenn. era aea are ays 1 tew will Be elvaa ta I taetr ill man ray utrweu Taa iimsial nf ta fumitw and trtwras ef tb beard to tee new teeaae la I BatUtlag Be-ran 1 sat 11 day Tee eBssos ef tee- I asaria waere tae aid denes af tae eanaty gaardjaa win be eaaaaesss I ant taeer graatrhar-n 1 ta a sars atraiC tae a sria sa I I w. mm 1 m.

"as Be metal I m-tsra-a eet ar ta "wra. an Vkuter eVs Uvreeg taa I awn ssa-j set Beat aa bsma tern a a ts Biaea, aad wa ulg be eVa.ka4 Si a sm an see way to tee mmtaan. m-aasag wttb IBe cbaar eg mill ai .1 1 ag bag eve a to si lg igi 1 1 It Vm stirs rarra sg tbe a aati itin sad ta lak altv with era ael tlaiai tisa. aa terni sprrr TBen ta pisasea amka.anaKs.issa. Be smarm- sSMre saiait be tea aver-a Bare I BUBst Vis 1T a mmmm fl 1 lilltia.

ta teesra, esaee taaaUtsa Be to mw to be I 7ae a usee lim -na bappy aaignt aakv ilia. lea. eSmaasy to ta t-TLT L. I I TH am ea alf. hiiisiag to 4 sea at eeea I ewease BswSUe twaag I I a le mat etgat, ar esry ti I eg aeprM tat as aeeelssr 11 ear bUBmI a.

a a. a. a I sm Mwan tae. aiitna busiwai. I aat- Tas Com tatttes on JudioU rU at eat fit aa a gnnlaf al tbaa Aetnmsal ta raiM vr all knew simply to redgveae rweaaregiog wan IBs yiesg eae ae as sae way net isiiarar lewer mis.ii 1 gi ia Seats asmsst I TT.

CM1 ITl kJtkv Sim mi Bare, wnb me ami I 1" flsarlag. aae taa eeaw af perse aa ate-re hot taat nt ta. asaw-4 UaU ratwea are eat. to tba Health Dagmrt. I na am ba la, aad raeagyad 1 La it.

ite ia aamesrr aa BssJtar Us spirisr nisaaa aodiag mui to a-V A RCm IVsXliX ftOOSeeSm, tbrwagh tb town ef tsvfe Tsrw al A SvwWd Sf Bseafl serre was was -vtA-erUy -awry. Urn era Taa ta tarsal unit isa-ei Twarxly rtfZA I asa 1 WSet istallttg MA MlTin-ds-S ef 4UM etwee- Is senvg I 1 1 is 1 11 eg niBM taa-rvag 11 twv SB y-euisi uitarT. wee ale teas-- as saeal ai mai I roau baea tae BlcBeet grill I II Bag 1 TT mZlmlmJ 11 bet we nre laaTa Lfcs rvree. waara wa as Vr a lalaadeA 11 Is s.smls taet we am Baea ZZr Tm. eeesBsaatettaeja par oar it, aa taet ta as I a-a 1 a 1 a ar Be ee ea a-- I I tss mse travel a 1 1 mm star pianme iaas I k---a a o-im a is is and Marsbai I rTrI l7ZZL I tZJl a Alieaii neeL aa Mow.

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