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Chicago Tribune from Chicago, Illinois • 13

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13 MUSICAL INSTRU3IENTS. 1 RAILWAY TIME TABLES. 1 rumn EASTERN ROADS. I I ufltuti GIVES L01111111C1 NEWS OF THE INSURANCE WORLD. hot.

srmmra CLEARING SALE OF PIANOS. 23 pianos. drooped from catalogue stylee. HE BEST STYLES OF CleoWN PIANOS. Reduced to close $100 and $125.

Regular pice WO. Closing $300. Regular price S150. Closing $325. IT WILL PAY TO INVESTIGATE.

Easy Easily paid for. A LARGE A sson-rmENT NEW STYLES from $200 up to $500. St100. SOLD ON EASY TERms OF GEO. BENT.

Manufacturer. Crown Building. 211 Wabash-av Eastern News telegraphed from New York journal of Commerce MICHIGAN CENTRAL. N.Y. C.

H. AND B. di A. The Niagara Falls Route." Ticket offices, lig Adams Auditorium and Great Northern Hotels, Palmer House, and stations 12th ht. and Pant Row, t2c1 8., 89th Hyde Park, 63d St.

June 19, 1904. Ls. Chicago Art Chicago Creek. Jack- A 1(1211 am 73U son, Ann Arbor, Detroit. St.

,11 8.00 pm ex 8.00 am Thomas, Buffalo, Rochester, grA 521) Pm 12 111111'n kypacuse. Utica. 111111-55P111 8-115 pin ork.Boston and EaatArn PtA. at 9.30 pm Creek. Jackson, Ann Arbor, Detroit.

St. Thomas, Buffalo, Rochester, kysactise, Utica, Albany, eat and Eastern rta. and Commercial Bulletin. 0 LAND UNDER ST. BERNARD HOTEL BOUGHT FOR $120,000.

Rate of a Front Foot for Property at 10 and 12 Madison Street A Grantee John H. Taylor, but John Worthington Is Said to Be Real Par-chaser Drexel Boulevard Restdeuce Sold to Arthur M. Barnhart Other Transactions. 3IEDICAL AND HOSPITALS. -ww.

TWO MAY UNITE. Milwaukee Mechanics Considers Advisability of Incorporating Its Annex, the German Underwriters. TWO COMPANIES MAY UNITE Kilwaukee Mechanics Considers Advisa- bility of Incorporating Its Annex, the German Underwriters. STEAMSHIP LINES. Ocean 'AMERICA'N LINE-- PLY MOUTHCHERI3OURGSOUTHAMPT 4 From New York Saturdays at 9:30 a.

tn. St. Paul July to 1St. Louis July 23 Philadelphia July York. July 30 PH ILA DELPHIA-QUE EN STOWN-LIVERPOOL.

Haverford.July 9. 10 am iNoordilnd.July 23. 10 am Friesian cl. July 16. 10 am Merton July 30.

10 am ATLANTIC TRANSPORT LINE. NEW YORKLONDON DIRECT. MINNEHAHA JULY 9, 2 P. M. MINNEAPOLIS JULY 16, 8 A.

M. MESABA JULY 23. WA. MINNETONKA JULY 30. 7:30 A.

M. Only tirst class passengers carried. DOMINION LINE. MONTREALLIVERPOOLShort Sea July fo Southwark --July 23 DominiOn 161Canaela 30 LEYLAND LINE. BOSTONLI VERPOOL.

Winifretlian 6 iCestrian Aug. 3 bohemian 24i iWinitredian Aug. 10 STAR LINE. NEW YORKANTWERPPARIS. From New York Saturdays at 10:30 a.

m. Kroonland July 91P-inland July 23 Zeeland July 16 Vaderlanll 30 WHITE STAR LINE. NEW YORKQUEENSTOWNLIVERPOOL. Teltonic 6, 10 am1MaJestic 20. 10 am Celtic 8.

1 pm 'Cedric 22. 1 Orn Baltic --July 13. 5 prnlOceanic 27, 5 pm BOSTONOUEENSTOWNLIVERPOOL, Republic new July 7 Aug. 11 -Sept. 8 oyinri July 14 Aug.18 S4rpt, 15 Cretic 28 Aug.

25 Sept. 22 TOTHE MEDITERRANEAN From BOSTON direct to th ft 7nittrs. GIBRALTAR. NAPLES. GENOA.

S. ROMANIC Sept. IT Oct. 29 Dec. 3 CANOPIC -Oct.

8 Nov. 19 These steamers are the lamest in the Mediterranean service. First class, 365 upwards. F. C.

BROWN. Western Passenger Agent. Phone Central 139 90-96 Dearborn-st. (Trains marked pass Niagara Falls.) Detroit Night Express. 10.00 pm 7.30 am 1 Kalamazoo and intermediate 3.00 pm 10.10 Detroit and Main Line points 6-45 am 6.40 Pin Kalamazoo Accommodation.

3.50 pm 11.10 am Lansing, Owosso, Saginaw, Bay 10.30 am 7.30 am City. and Saginaw Division 2 10.00 pin 4.40 pm points 11.55 pra 9.30 pm- Cassopolia. Three Rivers Air' I 6.45 am 11.10 am Line Division points 1 3.00 pm 640 pin Jackson and Air Line Div.Points 11 9.55 pin Via Grand Rapid et Indligno By. Grand Rapids, Petoskey, iziarbor 6.45 am 7.30 am Springs, and Mackinaw 6.53 pm 12.53 put 11.55 pm Grand Rapids and Traverse City 2 11..141 pm 7.30 am Grand Rapids 1.15 pm 4.40 pin MUSICAL. INSTRUMENTS.

THING NEW IN CHICAO01 FOI 12 GKLIAT BARGAIN IN SALESROOM OF PIANOS LYON Os REALys. mnIVPS OF NEW AND USED IssTnumr-wrst 1 Tam GREAT GROUPS elr BARGAINS! GROITP A AN- UPWARD. awl Weber upright s. shopworn and used, latest designs in fancy woods. A der ful array of artibtio uprights at prices vuo ph GROUP B.

Krabe vetoes. About IS magnitleent vibe uprights of special styles at a reduction of 44 $190 AND UPWARD. graksuer. Wheelock, Sterling. Huntington.

and ther famous eastern makes. returned from short ti stt almost half iheir intrinsic value. In- ru vs by traitors of unquestioned pr.stigs. GROUP Stoll AN UPWARD. red uprights of popular makes.

Also a are of new uprignts in mahogany, oak. and -esitiut cases. in teamillil designs. from on. or inspcction will convince any capable that such values are quite, Out of the ordinary.

'We ran heartily mcommend a choice made from groups. These instruments have the hen issembled in su ch a way that a intelligent is easily arrived at. Whether prepared buy or not. you will be cordially welcome. NEW Our regular stock of tioi.) pianos of twenty great ries contains many designs ta wUl io be Iowa elsewhere for a year to come.

monthly payments may be a-ranged: On priced instruments. $10 down and a month. od remember that when you buy from us you poll all risk. We stand back of every instrument FAIL TO MAKE A VISIT Or 10 OVA GREAT BARGAIN SALESROOMS LYON el HEALY. name that guarantees musical quality Wabash-ay.

and Adama-st. P. gWe close Saturdays In summer at 1 IC. M. ...........0.

MUSICAL iriTHINGI EW 10 Tag GRILAT B.V LYON moSerS OF NEW A. 1,, Tourt GREAT GROUP A reinway eild Wet used. latest deiful array a ct' CI. GI weal Kral, vat Vibe of op cc leaca. GROUP $1 Krakauer.

Wheeloc ether famous easterr ftstals. at almost it WWII 2 1 sG tv l'it-)11': red ttprtghts of te.mbee of new unrii iiinut ettes. in tee visit of insp.Nctict tric that ItIC value We ran heartily re, the forego! group been sseembied in 51 is easily at to buy or not. you Ix NMI Plc recular stock rakes contains mai wn elsewhere for gioy monthly pay' kw priced instrumen Ard remember tha pold all riuk- a ea OIL to FAIT, TO 3 TOOLTAGREA two: 0 rub name that al Wabash-4 P. 9-We tiose Sat TETE GREAT WOMEN'S SPECIALIST.

DR. W. F. BRINET. 130 Room tit Phore Central Hours, 9-6; Sunday, 10-12.

Reliable and skillful treatment of all diseases and complications peculiar to women. The only exclusive office for Women; elegant suburban sanitarium; none will compare with it for pure air and sunlight. Cheerful rooms. Patients not refused who are unable to pay usual fee. Terms quoted only after personal examination.

Positively the only physician In Chicago who owns. manages. and operates personally a first class. strictly private maternity home. Write for beautiful half tone reproduction and literature of interest to all suffering women- Sent absolutely free.

li hur cArt general form. Summit. Cook 111. American Pattern Hat company, stock. 330-352 Wabash avenue.

F. A. Bryden. furniture and fixtures. in Mkbigan avenue.

a BerifY. furniture and fixtures, 308-319 Fulton street George Btornard stock. 149 Wabash are- The Milwaukee Mechanics almost has de- rue. cided to incorporate its annex, the German H. N.

Peterson. stock. 2216 Indiana avenue. Underwriters. The latter institution has Paris Fashion company.

stock. 1S2 State street been used in the large Hied to some extent, Diamond Braiding company. stock, 58-70 Jetterand particularly in Chicago. Owing to the BOTI street. retirement of the Milwaukee Mechanics from United States Peat Fuel company.

general form, 2121-39 Wallace street. the Chicago Underwriters' association the Israel Schechtman. stock. 499 S. Halsted street German Underwriters also was ruled out and JEtMell Kakalitos, furniture and fixture, 257 Blue was compelled to retire from the office of Island avenue.

Fisher, Martin Wurts, who are members Solarine company. stack. 76-7S Market street. of the board. If Milwaukee Mechanics cap- Chicago League Ball club, general form, Polk ital is put in the German Underwriters it and Wood streets.

will be an independent campany so far as Chicago Safe and Merchandise company, stock. board membership is concerned and will be 255-9 S. Clark street Hearst's Chicago American. presses. 144-6 Frank-in the same position as the Milwaukee Fire.

lin street. The directors of the Milwaukee Mechanics Joseph Feldman. stock. 251 avenue. 1 4, li i 4 The fee of the land.at 10-12 Madison street, 43x8071 feet, occupied by the St.

Bernard hotel, has. been sold by Chancellor Jenkfl of Evanston for $120.000. John H. Taylor took title to the property, but it is reported that the real purchaser was John Worthington. who represented the buyer and seller In the transaction.

This is a low price for the property, being at the rate of only $2,500 a front foot, and It would not have been acquired at this figure except for the fact that the ninety-nine year lease of the land executed in 1899 contained an option to purchase before July 1, 1904, at $120.000. which option was exercised. The purchaser executed a trust deed to W. C. Boyden for the full amount of the purchase money for one year at 5 per cent.

Mr. Worthington has the option to purchase the five story building and leasehold prior tn May 1, 1905, at $25,000. This will unquestionably be exercised. after which It is said to be the purpose of the purchaser to tear down the present building and erect a modern fireproof store and office building. The purchase is saidsto have been made as an investment.

THE PENNSYLVANIA LINECHICA00 UNION passenger station, Adams. Canal, and Madison-its. Ticket offices at station and at 248 S. corner Jacknon, and at Auditorium Hotel. Through trains run as follows: From Chicago to Leave.

Arrive. Port Wayne and Arliance 7:00 am am Indianapolis and Louleville 10:00 am 5:30 pm Dayton and Cincinnati 10:00 am 5:30 pm Columbus. Ba and Wash 10:05 am 5:00 pm Philadelphia and New York 10:05 am 5:00 pm The Manhattan Limited 1:00 pm 04:00 pm Pittsburg and Washington 1 pm 4 :00 pm Philadelphia and New York 1:00 pm 4:00 pm Pittsburg, Ballo. and Wash 3:00 pm 8:45 pm Philadelphia and New York 3:00 pm 8:45 pm The Pennsylvania Limited 6:00 pm 8:25 am Pittsburg and Washington 6:00 pm 8:25 am Philadelphia and New York 6:00 pm 8:25 am Youngstown N.Castle 7:30 pm 7:35 am Columbus. and the 9:00 pm 7:35 am Cincinnati and Dayton 8:40 pm 7:10 am Indianapolis and Loutsville 9:00 pm 7:10 am Pittsburg and the east 11:45 pm 7:35 am Daily.

tExcept Sunday. :4 will meet next week to decide. Angus McKay machinery. 790-4 West Madison street. --e Degginger Attrons.

machinery. 237-289 Market Fred S. James Co. will open their eastern office street. In New York in August or September.

It will be A. J. Zones et building. Milwaukee avenue In charge of Edward Meinel. now assistant man- and Will street.

ager of the Federal of New Jersey and Assurance Adolph Polkovitz. stock, 146 Blue Island avenue. Company of America. The eastern office will be Louis Israel. stock.

16 Orleans street. Used to assist in the handling of the trust lines Western Coal and Dock company, bttildings, of the firm and also to place the surplus business Waukegan, Ill. of Chicago and other customers. This is the sea" J. Rovin and I.

Yonover, stock and fixtures. 844 ond Chicago agency to open a. New York office. Milwaukee avenue. The first was Marsh.

Ullmann ar-Co. Joseph Brown stock and fixtures, 176 East --e Madison street Lewis IL Prentiss, counter man for Shipman L. Silversmith. stock and fixtures, 769 'Mgt Wayne, has been appointed Cook county special Forty-seventh sigeet agent of the British America. R.

P. Blink sue. Charles G. Bolte, general form. 299-305 West Lake needs him in Shipman Waynets office.

street. 01 HAMBURG-AMERICAN LINE Semi-Weekly Twin Screw Service. FOR PLYMOUTH. Deutschland Tuly 7 23 Belgravia July tMoItke July 28 Pretoria July le Bulgaria July 30 Hamburg July 21 4 Has grillroom and tgrninasium on boarl. 'Mill call at Dover for tondon and Paris.

MEDITERRANEAN SERVICE. NEW YORKNAPLESGENOA. By superb new twin screw ateamers. Prinz Oskar July 19 Sept. 6 Oct.

25 Prinz A dalbert Aug. IR Oct. 4 Nov. 24 FIRSk. CABIN.

$80 AND M. UPWARD. According to season. SUMMER CRI'ISES TO NORWAY. SPTTZRERGENc ETC.

TWO GRAND CRUISES AROUND THE WORLD. SEND FOR PROGRAMMES. EAMBURG-AMERICAN LINE. Corner Randolph and Salle-stas tg WOMEN ONLY WOMEN ONLY DR. E.

J. DR. E. J. PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.

163 STATE-ST. 3D FLOOR SKILLFUL AD SCIENTIFIC TREATMENT OF ALL DISEASES PECULIAR TO WOMEN. Consultation and advice free. One of our own nurses meets all out of town patients. If unable to call, write me.

Lady physician in attendance day and night at my private sanitarium. I AM LEGALLY QUALIFIED. I make no foolish oilers. I ATTEND TO EVERY PATIENT perso.nally and I ADVERTISE -UNDER MY OWN NO CURE. NO PAY.

Hours. lt) in. tO OP. nt. Sun- days, 10 a.

tn. to I p. m. FOR WOMEN ONLY. CALL AND SEE US FIRST We have a remedy for female ailments that has been used and recommended by hundreds of women.

All complications relieved in 3 to 5 days. without interference with welt. You will save time and failure by calling here before medicines that injure the health and do no good. Price. $2.00.

Lady in attendance. Obtained only at office or by mail. Dr. R. O.

Raymond Remedy Room 24 second floor. opposite the Fair. Hours, 9-7. Sunday. 10-12.

a DP. McGRATIL DR. McGRATIL THE LADIES PHYSICIAN. Office. 7S Room 32.

third floor. Hours. 9 to 6. Sundays. lu to 1.

loop. Marshall Field's.) Ladies are requested to consult Dr. McGrath on all diseases peculiar to women. Patients from out of town may write Dr. McGrath in full confidence and he will be pleased to reply, giving all information possible.

The Lake Sanitarium. of which Dr. McGrath is sole owner. is free to such patients as wish to remain under his care. 'ZS ROOM 32.

DR. McG'RATIL DR. McGRATH. AT THE TOSE STORE. EVERT MUSICAL INSTRUMENT TITE cause of quality is the volume and purity of the tons produced.

Compare the tone quality of Vose with that of other pianos and yott will be estivuiced of Vose superiority. Tin VOSS: SMALL GRAND IS TIIE ACME OE Vase sttainmentes piano that gives alossAute satisfaction tO both the professional and the anzateurr CerfIrIt MAKES IN BoTH NEW AND SEC-, oad hani pianos at special prices this week; terms $10 00 down arid $5.00 monthly. better call and see the splendid values for yourself. AT THE TOSE STC rt EVERY NIUE cause of quality is sone produced. Corr AMOS with that of eonnuced of Yoga 5 Tilt YOST, SMAL Vase sttalnment-ra 1 faction to both the OISER MAKES end hand pianos at $1000 clown arid $5.

Ito the splendid vait Recalls.R7acquet Club Rumor. PERM MARQUI. ri-EGRAND CENTRAL STAtion. City office. 206 S.

Clark-st. Ticket offices in Auditorium Hotel and Annex. Great Northern. Palmer. and Sherman Mouse.

Suburban stations: Englewood (Union Station). Grand Crossing and South Chicago (Pennsylvania Statiotua). Grand Rapids and Northern Leave Arrive Michigan Resorts, 1:15 p.m. Grand Rapids Flyer, 112:00 nu. 5:00 p.m.

Grand Rapids Express, 4:40 p.m. 10:55 pan The "Resorts SpeclarTraverse City. Charlevoix, Fetus- 7:35 pm. 10 7:42 a.M. key and Harbor Springs, Grand Rapids Night Express 1111:55 p.m.

6:55 cut Parlor and Cafe Cars in all day trains. Sleeping tar Chicago to Traverse City and harbor Springs in Resorts Speciar1; Sleeping Car to (rand Rapids iu night express. VOSE: EONS PIANO MI Chicago. VO SE: 241.1 Wat The Phmnix Town Mutual Fire of St. Louis says -a- American League Baseball club.

general form. Thirty-ninth and Princeton streets. StratIS only western correspondent Is L. H. Goa line of Bros stock.

415-421 Pearborn street. Chicago. Clayton R. Faulkner. stock.

39 State etreet. The hearing in the wikicat I'. eases in which E. Midland Machine company. stock.

118 State I. street. Charle J. Aeppli. building.

936-962 Ballou street. A. Shanklin and G. W. Jacobs are involved has Feldman System Manufacturing company.

stock. been postponed until July 11 220-226 S. Clinton street --o- loss on the Corning Distilling company at Maj. Joseph W. Goudy, recently In the field at the Peoria, has been adjusted under the general St.

Louis agency Of the Mutual Life of New York. form. The insurance companies pay On has been given a new position in Superintendent warehouse the loss is $267,688. with of Agents Gen. J.

Derter's department at the home insurance. The loss on cattle and cattle sheds Is office In New York City. total. it. 8- NEWS NOTES FROM NEW YORK Louis L.

Loeb. who went to New York several months ago to become secretary and temporary general manager ot the North German Fire. will Heavy Fire Losses in Paterson, N. continue in that position. as Secretary Timm has Silk District Have Wiped Out been forced to come west on account of III health.

He went to Europe to recuperate and is now lo-, Eight Years' Premiums. cated In Chicago. where he is superintendent 00 agencies in the general agency of A Loeb .4. gr.m. agencies In the general agency of A.

Loeb Sons. NORTH GERMAN LLOYD PAST EXPRESS SERVICE'. PLYMOUTHCHERBOURGBREMEN. K. W.

ly 12, 2 16. 10 am Kaiser. July 19. 10 amiKronprinz.Aug. 23.

I pm ICronpz.July 26. 2:30 pmfK.W.H.Sept.6, 12:30 rm K. Wm. IL.Aug. 9.

1 13. 10am TWIN SCREW PASSENGER SERVICE. PLYMOUTHCHERBOURGBREMEN. 5. 10 2.

9 am Alice July 14. 10 aml1Curturst.Aug. 11. 10 am Barbar'a Tuly 21, 11 13. 10 am Friedrich.July 28.

10 am 25. 10 am MEDITERRANEAN SERVICE. GI A LTA RN A PLESGEN0A. Irene July 16. 11 am 24.

11 am Luis Aug. 6, 11 am Irene Oct. 8. 11 am 27. 11 am Hohenen.0.

15. 11 am 10. 11 am Albert. Oct. 22.

11 am 16. 11 am 24. 11 am Luis Aug. 6, 11 am Irene Oct. 8.

11 am 27. 11 am 15. 11 am lIchenertSep. 10. 11 am Oct.

22. 11 am 1 Al (' THE LAKE SHORE AND MICHIGAN SOUTH-ern N. Y. C. H.

R. and B. A. Rye. La Salle-st.

station, Van Buren and La and 3Ist-st. station. City ticket ftIce. 180 Clark-et. Leave.

Arrive. Day Express 7:00 am 7:00 pm Buffalo, Albany, New York 8:30 am 7:50 am New York and Boston Specl 10:30 am 20th Century pm 9:4 5 am New England Express 2:00 pm 12:10 pm Buffalo and the East 3:15 pm 3:00 pm Lake Shore Limited 5:30 pm COO pm Elkhart Accommodation 5:36 pm 9:35 am Cleveland 8:30 pm 7:40 ant Toledo. Cleveland. Columbus. W.

New York 010:30 pm 9:00 pm Buffalo and Boston 3:00 am OELRICHS NO. 5 BROADWAY. N. T. H.

CLAUSSENWS General Western Agents. 95 Dearborm-st. PIANOS. KIMBALL PIPE ORGANS. TrIVIIALL REED ORGANS.

KIMBALL PIANO PLAYERS. Ceomponent parts in Kimball Factories, Ivoiso unfacturers prices marked In plain figures. nese ftgurps Include the bare cost of labor and parts'. with just one small margin of profit. save all unnecessary expense, including freight urge stock of special bargains always on hand.

W. W. KIMBALL CO. Established 1S57. S.

W. Corner Wabash-air. and Jackson-blvd. I I 1 COOK'S TOURS TO EUROPE: 30 THIS SEASON; S210 to $1.040. Programmes, THOS.

COOK SON. 224 South Ciark-st. RkYMOND wnrreoynrs Torms To ALASka and Yellow.ltone Park; steamship tickets to Europe. Porto Rico. Cuba.

103 Adams-at. LADIES-- $500 REWARD FOR A CASE OF FEMALE AILMENTS THAT WE FAIL To RELIEVE BY OUR METHOD. Our NOTED (ERMAN SPECLAL1ST. who treats women only. offers free advice to women seeking treatment.

Hours. i to Sunday. It) to 1. REMOVED from 167 Dearborn-st. to 185 DEARBORN-ST.

ROOM 01.5. next to the Fair. WOMEN'S PRIVATE INSTITUTE. VARICOCELE OR ENLARGED VEINS CURED In one treatment without pain or detention froni business; nervous debility successfully treated. Office hours: Daily from 9 a.

in. to 8 p. m. Sun. daYa.

from 0 a. in to 12 inJ. H. GREER. M.

52 Dearborn-et. IRENE HOW. 706 corner Honore, elegantly equipped. comfortable. and homelike private sanitarium for ladies; physicians of either sex treat female ailments.

85. Free ray exam. at downtown office. 146 State. DR.

LUCY HAGENOW. LICENSED PHYSICIAN Specialist in tumors and all difficult female complaints; new scientific method; 28. yrs. priv. sanitarium.

810 W. Madison-St. DR. WOOD. 121 LA OLD GRADU-.

ate physician; 30 years' successful practice; obstetrical cases and diseases of women; private maternity home; hours. 9 to 5. GRAND TRUNK RI SYSTEM DEARBORN Station. Phone Harr. 755.

City Ticket Office. car. Clark-st. and Jackson-blvd. Phone Harr.1731.

All trains stop at 47th-et. Leave. Arrive New York Philadelphia 111:05 ant 7:20 am via Niagara P.the "Grand 3:02 pm 1:30 pm Trunk-Lehigh Val.Route" 8:15 pm 8:55 prn Toronto, 3:30 pm 7:20 am Quebec and Boston 8:15 pm 9:05 pm Niagara Falls. Buffalo 3:02 pm 7:20 ant London and Hamilton 8:15 pin pm 11:05 am am Detroit and Mt. Clemens 8:15 pm 8:55 pm Saginaw and Bay City 1.11:(1; am am 8:1,1 pm pm Local, Michigan stations 8:32 am pm Local.

cemeteries and Harvey 12:00 n'n 3:18 pm liocal. Valparaiso 4:02 pm am Lake Navigation. GRAHAM MORTON LINE ST. JOSEPH AND BENTON HARPOH. MOO R.

T. every day, 9:110 a. 12:30 noon returning to city about 9 p. m. Special SaturdaYs.

2 D. MOO R. T. good on day boats to return Monday 5 p. rn.

$1.00 R. T. Special Sunday. 10 a. m.

Morning steamer large. elegant, new steel siclewheel passenger and excursion Str. City of Benton Harbor." $2.25 to Paw Paw Lake. Watervliet. and Berrien Springs.

Only line furnishing musio and dancing free. EVERY NIGHT. 11:30. Daily. 9:30 a.

12:30 noon. except Sat. and Sun. Saturday 9:30 a. tn.

and 2 Sunday. 10 a. In. Connecting with P. Big Four, and I.

I. I. Rya. GRAND RAPIDS SHORT LINE. PURITAN AND HOLLAND." State Rooms For All Only daylight trip across to Grand Rapids.

$3.00 saved. Connecting at Holland with Pere system for Grand Rapids and all tourist points in Michigan. 9 a. tn. daily: except Sat.

and sun. Saturday. 1:30 13. Sunday 10 a. M.

EVERY NIGHT Al' 8 O'CLOCK. Dock. foot Wabash-ay. Phone Cent 2102. i 1 A story was current two months ago that Harold F.

McCormick and Lawrence Hey. worth had purchased this leasehold interest and building with the view of erecting a handsome structure which was to become the home of the Racquet club, a new social organization to be established by the reported purchasers and their friends. Mr. McCormick and Mr. Heyworth both declared the story to be without any foundation, and those interested in the present purchase declare that the two former men' are in no way concerned in it Under the terms of the lease made by Mr.

Jenks to Karg Horter an annual ground rent of $6,000 was provided for, with the option to purchase before indicated. Drexel Boulevard House Sold. Arthur M. Barnhart of Barnhart Bros. Spindler has purchased from Wolf Adolphus the residence property arthe northeast corner of Drexel boulevard and Forty-fifth street for $69,467.

and fifty feet vacant adjoining this on the north for $19,250. The lot on which the residence stands is 50x250' feet, so that by the additional purchase Mr. Barnhart will have a frontage of 100 feet' The house is a handsome three story stone structure. A large stone barn is at the rear of the lot. The sale was Subjett to an incumhrance of $0,000.

John IL Witbeck has Sold to Joseph Cormack the fiat property at the northwest corner of Washington avenue and Fifty-first street. with 75xI40 feet of ground, for $30,0001 The flat property in Prairie avenue. seventy-two feet north of Forty-eighth street. with Mind feet of ground, west front, has been sold by William T. Noodley Henry K.

Walcott for $17,500, subject to an incumbrance of $7,500. Trust Deeds and Illortgages. Houghteling Co. have made a loan of $26,000 for five years at 512 per cent to Fritz Griesbach. secured by the ground and four story store and flat building at 5012-5014 Cottage Grove avenue.

The same firm has also made a loan of 000 for five years at 5 per cent to Thomas Moses, secured by 60x180 feet of ground and three story flat building in South Park avenue, 480 feet north of Fifty-third street The NorthWestern Mutual Life Insurance company has extended a loan of $22.000 five years at 5 per cent to Laleah B. Howe, Willard W. Howe, and others, secured on the triangular shaped property at North Clark street. Webster avenue, and Sedgwick street. 200x75x175 feet.

Real Estate Transfers. Real estate transfers filed for record on Friday, July 1, 1904: ROGERs PARK. 153 of f. 50 x122.7. April 14.

1900 C. Benson to Hannah M. Obermeyer 5,500 LAKE VIEW. Byron-st. 72 vr of Perry.

f. 25x150. June .29 F. Toelle to Eva B. Cronk 1.000 425 of Irvink 25x150.

June 16 E. J. Batten to Svvit Svenson 1.200 206 of Raver. f. 25x125 June 1 William Deering to Thomas Kane 2.259 150 w.of Lawrence, 92.81124.

June 29 H. Severin to Benjamin F. Seblaul 7,000 31214 of Belmont. f. 12014.

June 24 C. Johnson et by M. In to Christiana Johnson 5.485 66 of f. 25 x125. 'neural).

$1.000 June 1 William Deering to Frank A. Ilaave 2,000 2.259 7.000 5.483 2,000 DR. IDA VON SCHULZ. 4S0 N. near class private home, with all conveniences; expert in all obstretrical cases, female complaints, etc.

Phone Dearborn 2. ti MONO ROUTE DEPOT, DEARBORN STAtion. Ticket offices, 232 Clark-st. and principal hotels. Phone Hat.

1207. Leave. Arrive. Indianapolis and Cincinnati. 2:45 am n'n Lafayette and Louisville 8:30 am 5:55 pm Indianapolis, Daytont 8:30 am 555 pin Indianapolis.

n'n 840 pm Lafayette Accommodation 3:20 pm 10:35 am Lafayette and Louisville. 2.. 9:00 pm 7:23 am Indianapolis, Daytofi 9:00 pm 7:23 am French Lick and W. B. Spgs 8:30 am 9:53 pm Left.

F. L. W. B. Svgs.

12:00 n'n 5:55 pin French Lick and W. B. Spgse LOU pm 7:23 am PARTIES HAVING OFFICE SPACE, CENTRAL17 located. would give office room free to physician for three months for professional services. Address 484.

Tribune office. MRS. PECKER5 W. doctor of obstetrics and female diseases. Pleasant home for ladies.

New York. July 1.SpeciatlRecent fires In the silk mills In Paterson show the neceosity for an advance in this class of risks. No record of the exact premium income from this source is kept. rs accurate information is difficult to obtain. but the total premium Income from the town is about $400,000.

As-sliming 'that the proportion of the income from the silk mill class is as high as 20 per centand probably lesssince the 1st of January. eight full years' premiums have been lost. The Ashley Biley fire amounted to about $350.000, the Hall mill to $270.000, and several small fires to $25.000. making a total for the six months of the present year of about $645,000. It has been learned that certain companies have cut off this class entirely.

Managers of some which will continue to write such risks express the opinion that there ehould be made a substantial advance in rates of not less than 50 per cent. independent of thaw increase which the poor conditions of the fire department and water supply rendered nee essary on the business as a whole; Ileporting on big recent investigation Into the condition of the fire protection facilities hi Hagerstown. General Inspector William H. Johnson of the national board of fire underwriter; says: Serious fires are liable to our In the locality of the three story frame planing mill and lumber yard at the rear of the Antietam Wholesale Paper company warehouse on West Antietam street. near Summit avenue.

Nearly opposite on West Antietam street is a four story frame building. a large area, of which extends along a narrow alleyway. The north side of this alleyway is a wholesale and rItall hardware and agricultural general eupply warehouse and store extending to a front on Washington street. These hazardous buildings. which extend from West Antietam street to across a rear alleyway.

thence through to Washington street. all are filled with combustible material. There are also frame sheds. stables, outbuildings. and other hazardous frame structures- that menace the safety of the surrounding property in this businws fection.

There is hut one twelve inch delivery main from the reservoirs extending to and supplying water for the entire distribution system." E. E. Hall of George A. Stanton Co. nails for Europe on Saturday on the Lucania.

-The Henry W. Cooke company and Ralph C. Watrous insurance agencies at Providence, have been consolidated. and will carry on business under the name of the Henry W. Cooke company.

Gilpin Co. and E. A. Van Trump of Wilmington. formed a copartnership under the firm name of Gilpin, Van Trump FECIAL PREINVENTORY SALE.

ADAM SCHAAFESTABLISHED 1873. 223 STEvir EASTERN MADE UPRIGHT PIANOS. $135 EACH. FULLY WARRANTED. In all the various styles fancy figured mahogany.

walnut. and quarter-sawed oak cases. These pianos cannot be duplicated anywhere fur kss than SI00 to $150 more money. PArmENTsro CASH, $3 MONTHLY. Including a handsome stool and scarf.

ADAM SCHAAF. 147-119 W. Madison-st. corner trnlon-at. WE HAVE A NUMBER ThST PIANOS THAT must be closed out before Ire.

The includes some new Bauer pianos it discontinued Myles, some that have been td in concerts, and ethers that have been rente10We give below a list of pianos that have been taken in exchange on the Bauer piano: upright, walnut case, like new. 424)0 1 Emerson upright. mahogany case ton sale). 175 'Gabler upright, rosewood case. large size 165 1 Story Clark upright.

large size, very fancy tiDe 1435 upright, rosewood case 115 These pianos have eeen thoroughly renovated IPt are fully guarantPed. luaus BATTER CO 250-252 Wabash-ay. IN USED PIANOS Arlon, $OO C. A. Smith, $100 Goold 111kuyvesant, Vet) Chickering, SIZAI Hanel, 4165 SiSiS Hamilton.

SQUARES. Stetnway. TOSS. 'dairies, Bradbury. I and up.

ORGANS. Standard great variety: $10 and' up. EASY TERMS. D. H.

BALDWIN 267-269 Wabash-ay. STARCK PIANO BARGAINS PAY11ENTSNO PAYMENT DOWN. 9 used upright pianos at R5 22 new upright pianos 135 1 Kimball. fancy upright oak case 245 SO Boston made pianos at 140 1 Knabe HealPt 1 75 2 Bauer, used PO, Sterling 114 1 Chase. used 125, Steinway 105 Good bg uar es, $15, $25, P.

A. STARCK. 204-206 Wabash-ay. ARE REAL BONA, FIDE REDUCTION MRS. HORTA FAI-STMANN.

4S-1 N. 241 year? scientific experience in diseases of women; expert In obstetrical cases. Tel. White 3111. P.

W. Ditto, Cleveland manager of -the Pacific 31utual Life. has joined the force of the New York Life in that city. He is succeeded by the Rev. W.

C. Warner. The burning of the Hoo Boo building at the world's fair has caused the St. Louis fire prevention bureau to increase its vigilance in the fair grounds. A resolution was adopted protesting against thi use of fireworks on the fourth, as planned by the exposition management.

--e-- Last Monday, the first day of the eix weeks contest of the New York Life. the company received more than 2.000 applications and for more than $-4 000.000 insurance from 135 of its 209 branch offices. The following is a Het of property Insured under the surplus law since June 23: Momence Lake Ice company, building. Momence. Armour stock.

building W. section 4. H. Boore merchandise, building A. Continental Packing company.

stock. warehouse G. Hately merchandise, Boore Co. warehouse B. Continental Packing company.

stock. ware- house H. Anglo-American Provision company, merchandise. warehouse D. section 2.

American Book company. stock, 521-31 Wabash avenue. Martin M. Schultz merchandiseiNorth American Provision company's warehouse-IE. Anglo-American Provision company.

merchandise, warehouse section 2. H. Boore merchandise. building C. Boore merchandise.

warehouse S. Chicago Railway Terminal Elevated company. elevated buildings, West Twelfth and Maxwell streets. Chicago Railway Terthinal Elevated company. elevated buildings, Fourteenth street and Chicago river.

American Can company, building and contents. Hoopston. Marshall-Jackson company, contents. 140-146 East Monroe street. Chicago Cold Storage Warehouse company, between Fifteenth and Sixteenth streets.

Granite City Manufacturing company and St. Louis Sirup and Preserving company, building and contents, Granite City. Ill. R. Chester Frost stock.

148 Chicago. A. Siegel stock. $69 S. Halsted street.

Spaulding Manufacturing company, stock. 2-6 West Fifty-fourth street. Parisian Waist company. stock, 256-62 Madison street. Robert Grant, stock.

183-187 Wabash avenue. Vienna Model bakery. stock, 41-45 South Jefferson street. G. M.

Whitmeyer. stock. 191-7 Randolph street. A. C.

Swanson Candy company, stock. 47-53 South Desplatnes street. a. stock. 140 Wabash avenue.

MRS. PLENTZ. A1.55 S. EXPERT In obstetrics; 20 years all difficult eases. Ladies' private sanitarium; female complaints.

BIG FOUR ROUTEDEPOTS. CENTRAL STAtion. 12th-st. and Park row, and 22d. 3gth, 53d.

63d-sts. Ticket offices, 238 Clark and Auditorium. Dally. tExcept Sunday. Leave.

Arrive. Indianapolis and Cincinnati 09:00 am 5 :30 pm Louisville am- lin Cincinnati and Washington 1 :00 pm Sig) pm Lafayette and Louisville pm 7:10 am Indianapolis and pm 7:10 am GOODRICH LINE STEAMERSSi TO MILWAITkee. 9:36 a. m. week days GO a.

m. Sundays). and 9 m. daily: 81 to Racine. 8 a.

m. and 9 p. m. daily: $1 56 to Grand Haven and Muskegon; $2 to Grand Rapids: 81 75 to White Lake; m. Throngh ticket a to all points in Michigan on Grand Trunk.

Pere Marti- and G. R. I. Rys. To Sheboygan and Manitowoc.

8 p. except PrL and Sun. To Kewaunee. Algoma. Sturgeon Bay.

Marinette. and Menominee. 8 p. m. Tues.

and Sat. To Escanaba. 8 p. Tues. and Thur.

City ticket office. 163 Adams-at. Docks. foot Michigan-av Phone Cent. 76 PEOPLE'S TRANSIT COMPANY NEW MICHIGAN RESORT LINE.

flatly steamdrs 7:30 p. ex. Sunday. $1 75 Sylvan Beach or White take. $2.50 Pentwater.

Ludington. Eoworth Heights. or Hamlin Lake. Send for Illustrated guide. 1 MRS.

DIETRICH. 69 GRADUATE University of Leipzig. expert in all female diseases; private sanitarium; 18 years' exp. MRS. swrFT.

8408 EXPERT IN all female diseases: ladies' sanitarium. LADIES TREATED. $5. HOURS. 0-5; 10-12.

DR. ARNOLD. 48 E. Van Buren. R.

611. DR. STEWART. $4 OF women; 9 to 6: Sundays slit to 4: private hospital. I NICKEL PLATETHE NEW YORE.

CHICAGO and St. Louis R. R.La Sal le-st. station. Van Buren and La Salle-sta.

All trains daily. Leave. Arrive. Now York and Boston am 9:15 pm New York Express 0 2::10 pm 5:25 pm New York and Roston 9:15 pm 7:40 am City ticket office. 111 Adams-et.

and Auditorium Annex. Phone Central 2057. WAUKEGAN. Daily 10 a. rm.

except Sunday. 50c Round flip. Docks foot Wabash-ay. Phone Central 2162. MRS.

M. LUTZ. GRADITate: eissiwt In obstretrics: female comorts. $5. TYPEWRITERS.

TYPEWRrrERSCLEARANCE SALEGREAT SACRIFICEWe are selling at less than cost Our surplus stock of ne.w and is econd hand typewriters. Remingtons. $15 up: Manhattan. brand new. $35 to S50: and all others in proportion.

F. S. Webster Company. Department 139 Chicago. NCI 11 TR 'ERN' MICHIGAN TRANSPORTATION Company steamers leave Chicago Tuesdavs and wedakFdays.

p. Fridays and Saturdays. 2 P. for Ludington. Pentwater.

Manistee. Frankfort. all Traverse Bay ports. Charlevoix. Petoskey Harbo, Springs.

Mackineagsland. and Cheboygan. Throrgh tickets sold to all Lake Superior and eastern points. 'Uptown offices: Annex. Auditorium.

Palmer House. Sherman Houqo Great Northern Hotel. 220 and 234 Clark-pt. Offices and docks east end Michigan-at. Telephone Central 572 BALTIMORE AND OHIODEPOT GRAND CENtral passenger station.

Ticket offices, 244 Clark-at. and Auditorium. No extra fare in limited trains. Leave. Arrive.

Local Express 11:15 am $5:15 pm N. Y. WAsh. VPst. Limite4.In:40 am pm, N.

Wash. Pitts. V. Lim. 830 pm 0:00 am Cleveland.

Pittsburg. Columbus Wheeling Exp 7:30 pm 7:40 am PIANO SALE TYPEWRITERSRENTED AND SOLD. Some great bargains: all makes. Renting a specialty. Repairs well dome.

Call and examine large variety or send for catalogue. ROCKWELL-BARNES COMPANY. 2t17-2g9 Chicago. is now going on at THE JOHN CHURCH 2 60 Wabash-ay. Kansas Accident Law Held Invalid.

Topeka. Has July Hazen today declared the law requiring accident Maur. ranee companies to give bilnd uncoaatitutIonal. The title at the act Is held defective. 11- I ii GEORGIAN RAYTHE LOVELIEST PART OF the lakes.

Including the grand and romantic 90.000 ISLANDS. reached only by NORTHERN NAVIGATION CO. from Mackinac Is. Splendid steamers; no overcrowding; finest cuisine. most direct route for Muskokas.

St. Lawrence river. Quebec. etc. Full information given and berths reserved by R.

H. CRUNDEN 0 S. Clark-at M.AfITOTS STEAMSHIP COMPANY. The steamship Manitou, for Frankfort. Northport.

Charlevoix. Harbor Springs. Petoskey, Mackinac Island. connecting for Detroit. Buffalo.

Duluth. etc. Tpesdays, 9:00 a. m. Thursdays.

11:310 a. m. Saturdays. 4:00 p. m.

Office and docks. Rush and N. Water-sts. Tel. Central 1.487.

City Ticket Office. 103 Adams-at. RENT REMINGTON TYPEWRITERS FROM the makers for $3 a month and no. They furnish the best: most Interested In satisfactory use. 154 Wabash-ay.

GET A GOOD ONE ALL MAKES SOLT) OR rented anywhere. Expert TYPEWRITER HEADQUARTERS. 291 Dearborn. FOR SALENEARLY NEW SMITH-PREMIER typewriter; bargain. 104 W.

Lake. NEWS OF THE COURTS. SUPERIOR COURT. Judge Chetlain-2371re---LesIte O. Lang vs.

Prenk Parmelee on ver.ft. 8100z Delora E. Turner vs. U. T.

on $300; Suderberg vs. Lake St. R. R. on Abe Marks et al.

vs. David Morris; on findg. $125: Satisfied. Judge Hanecy-195862--Mathias Helbreg. by Gottlieb Ziroet.

vs. C. T. T. r.

r. co. remils 82.000 and mo. n. t.

and judgt $LOW; bond and bill ex. 80 ds. Judge Healy-224179--Thomas Allen vs. city; on Denman vs. city; on 8300.

SHIPPING: NEWS. LAKE SQ'gARE PIANOS. $15, $20, $25. $30. Used organs.

$10. $15, $:20. 525. New Organs. $40, $45.

550, $75. teed upright $05, $75. 590, $100. New upright p.anos. $125.

$150. 5175. Story Clark pianos, IT WO, 2 $450. IK $550. 4 $575; 5000.

0 $25; $700. 8 $750. STORY CLARK. 255 and 257 Wabash-ay. CAUTIONSTEINWAY PIANOSBEWARE OF bogus instruments offered as genuine Steinway pianos.

A fine stock of used Steinway uprights at very low prices may be found at LYON HEArrs. Wabash-ay. and Adams-st and they are the only authorized Steinway agents in Chicago. CHASE BROS. (TILE ORIGINAL CHASE) HACKLEY.

CARLISLE PIANOS. A beautiful line of the Instruments can be seen at our NEW WARER0051. 20i1 WABASH-AV. CHICKERTNG-CHASE BROS. CO.

5225 BUYS A CHICKERING UPRIGHT PIANO; fancy walnut case, practically as good as new; fully guaranteed; time payments. Steger Sons Plane Mfg. Co, 2:.15 con, MISCELLANEOUS. INVALID CHAIRS FOR SALE OR RENT. BEN G.

GREEN. 1533 Masonic Tem!) le. WANTEDFILLING: BELMONT AND SAW-- yer-avs. JOHN T. AGNEW.

EXCURSIONS AND TRAVEL. SOUTH HAVEN LINE. DUNICLEY-WILLIAMS Co.U. S. mail steamers to South Haven, 81.00; low rates to Kalamazoo.

Detroit. and all eastern cities in connection with Michigan Central Railroad. Daily 9:30 a. In. and p.

tn. Special Sun, 10 a. Sat. 2 D. tn.

Docks. Rush-st. bridge. Phone Cent. 1487.

City ticket ()Mee. 218 Clark-st. BARRY LINE STEAMERS, 8 P. M. DAILY TO Racine and Milwaukee.

fare 75e. Excursions Mondays, Wednesdays, and at 8 p. round trip tickets unlimited. Dock east end Michigan-st. Phone Central 1749.

RATES TO ST. PAUL. SEATTLE. DEN-vet 10 000 other pointm. A.

J. Gets. 203 Clark-fit. CIRCUIT COURT. Judge Mack--240950John Evert vs.

A. Bolters Iron On $600; Ditman vs. Ogden Gas on lindg. $250; satis- C. McLain.

admr. or John Matthews, vs. Anglo-Am. Provision by WO: satisfied 240333Fidelity and Casualty co. vs.

Selma Binder, admx. of Carl Binder: on tindg Bossert et al. vs. R. A.

Greifen: on findg. $9-10; satisfied. Judge Mutual Life Ins. co. vs.

A. E. Hull and J. V. Bacon; on 1 1 STEAMSHIP LINES.

SOUTH HAVEN LINE STEAMERSDOCCS WELLS-ST. BRIDGESteamship Eastland 9:30 a. m. except Saturday 2 p. Sunday 10 a.

m. Soo City daily I p. except' Sunday. Special trips Sat. 9 30 a.

m. and 11:30 p. m. Tel. Main 4711.

INDIANA HARBOR NAV. LONG THE steamer Ottawa daily 9:30 a. 3 p. Rush-st. bridge.

Bathing. boating, and good fishing. Phone Cent. 4476. No.

4 River-at. PARLOR ORGANS Very large stock. Pargains at all prices. terms. LYON I-TEALY.

Wabash-ay. and Adams-st. PIANO AND PlANOLA. $400 FOR the two; both new and latest design; nothing to approach this value elsewhere. LYON HEALY.

207 "Wabash-ay. 4EOLIAN FOR SALEA BEAUTIFUL, SELF-. playing instrument; Just the thing far a country home; S350: $25 down. remainder monthly. LYON HEALY.

207 Wabash-ay. CHICKERING.GABLER. MATHLISHEK. AND Kurtzmann pianos, Barealns in second hand pianos. CLAYTON F.

SUMMY 220 TO MICHIGAN CITY AND INDIANA POINTS Str. Indianapolis twice daily. 9:30 a. 9fp. Sat.

extra. 3 and 11 p. m. Sunday. 10 a.

m. and m. Round trip. 7. Rush-st.

bridge. Cent. 5048. CHICAGO. SAUGATUCK DOUGLAS TRANS.

eave daily except Sundays. 8:15 p. from east 'end Michigan-at. Fare Si. round trip $1.75.

Phone Cent. M. JEFFERSON. 24, of Ba f. 24 x125.

June 28 B. G. Kopp et by in to Virginia. Mnsitel LISS 204 of Court 251(177. June 27 D.

Schmelzie to Otto Friedrich et al. 1.5430 Medi 74 of Central Park. 25x125. June 20 L. L.

Macquarie to Alfred Bowden 1.525 NORTH CHICAGO. 118 of f. 25x100. and o. m.

or June 23 L. A. Lindstrom to Frank Schiller 4.500 316 of Clay. f. 24x125 June 25 IL.

Gollhardt to Lotta G. Wag- nen 3.100 149 VT of Wells. a f. 50x100. in-comb.

$9 700. June 28 IM. 3. McOsker to estate of Edward Tobin) 300 150 of Seneca. f.

10Ox100 and lot 3. same block. June 29 the Watts-De Golyer company to Eugene H. Fish-burn 1 lag of Hamburg. f.

25x100. June 30 S. Plasecki to A. Bushka 2.850 SOUTH CHICAGO. Nos.

10 and 12. 43'8076-- building not Included and subject to existing lease. June 30 Chancellor L. Jenks of Evanston. to John H.

Taylor. .120.000 135 of 32d-st. f. 15x100. June 15 G.

Werner. to Josephine Hiorth 2.700 Hermitage-ay. 192 of 137th-st. 24z 125, June 28 Koenig to August Mange. LOCO No.

3022, 24x119. incumb, S3.000. June 30 F. E. McQuigg to John L.

Mahonyl 4.500 165 of Fox, f. 241G24. June 29 C. Tietz to Frank Michlick 2.100 1544 of f. 251 125.

June 2 5 P. Behling to Friedrich Nagel 1.300 Wood-st. 336 of 3Rth, 25x119. June 23 P. 'Gohr to John Jaguatyn 1.270 HYDE Evans-ay.

55 of f. 27x78. May 19 IE. E. Green to Sarah Salingerl.

3.000 581.4 Of 834-st. f. 50x125, June 9 Young Men's S. L. B.

Assn. to South 11 Park Comm fl 2.540 200 of 35x100. more or less, June 10 F. L. Swanson to Teander G.

Peterson. .0.1.4. 4 3.500 a cor f. 87x150. in- cumb.

$1.800. June 7 A. G. 13agley to Jacob Schlosser 3.500 cor June 30 C. M.

O'Farrell to Mary E. Kennedv 2.500 93 TT of 73d-st. f. 5044125. May 16 U.

P. Byrnes to Ada C. Smith). 1.000 175 of 45th. f.

25x160.8. in- cumb. 81,240. June 1 G. W.

Sherman to Fred Skoningl 6.000 cor f. 507,250, inc. $20.000. June 30 Wolf Adolphus to Arthur M. Barnhart 69.167 50 f.

501(250 June 18 Daisy H. Harts to Arthur Barnhart 19.250 cor a f. 75x 140. June 25 (John H. Witbeck to Joseph Cormack 30,000 150 of f.

50x161 June 23 Thos. English to Hattie C. Greert 15.000 72 of 4444h-St, f. 25x136. inc.

$7,500, May 17 Wm. T. Woodley to Henry K. Wolcott 17.500 LAKE. 1,185 Ocean iaylgatlon.

CUNA RD LINE ESTAELISIIED 1840. Tbe Oldest Line Crossing the Atlantic. New YorkBostonLiverpool via Queenstown. Record passage 5 days. 7 hours.

23 minutes. Ivernia. Bostonauly 5 Aug. 2 Aug. 30 Sept.

27 Umbria, N. 9 Aug. 6 Sept. 3 Oct. 1 Campania.

N. Y.July 16 Aug. 13 Sept. 10 Oct. 8.

Saxonia, Boston.July 19 Aug. 16 Sept. 13 Oct. 11 Etruria. N.

23 Aug. 20 Sept. 17 Oct. 13 Lucania. N.

Y. -July 30 Aug. 27 Sept. 24 Oct. 22 SPECIAL NOTICE.

CARPATIIIA. new twin screw, tons, with AURANIA. will form an extra TUESDAY fortnightly service. carrying ONLY ONE CLASS of cabin. also third class passengers at very low rates.

Carpathia, from N. 12' Aug. ft Sept. 6 Aurania. from N.

July 26 Aug. 23 Sept. 20 F. O. WHITING.

and Randolph-sta. SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT. NEW MEDITERRANEAN-ADRIATIC SERVICE BY THE OLD RELIABLE CUNARD LINE. ESTABLISHED 1S40. OLDEST LINE CROSSING THE ATLANTIC.

The Cunard lino has inaugurated a fortnightl sorvice from NEW YORK- direct to Trieste- and Plume. CALLING AT NAPLES. with magnificent. large. new 10041.

modern twin screw steamers. especially fitted for this service. Accommodations commodious and excellent in every respect. Service first class. Rates moaerate.

Iltonia twin 10.402 ts July 5. Aug. Slavonia new twin 111605 ta.July 19. Aug. 30 Panonia new twin se.l.

9.8.51 ts. -Aug. 2. Sept.13 F.G.WHITING. Dearborn and Randolph-sts.

Decrees. SUPERIOR COURT. Judge Erentano-1077Bruce vs. Herrick: dec. vs.

Pany; dec. 1-latterman vs. Dods: def. dec.a-I'MChristensen vo. Lynch; vs.

Woodward; deo. 8443-1-laustelt vs Baustelt; dec. div. Judge Hanecy-1064McCann vs. McCann; dec.

Judge Ho Idom-233151Hess vs. Hess; ord. to tax C. B. L.

assn. vs. Kline- berg; dec. vs. Maher; dec.

sale. Judge Mt Ewen-1140Daugberty vs. Daugherty; dec. vs. Lotto; dec.

div. CIRcurr COURT. Judge Tutb1ll-250875Lindau vs. Linden; dec. vs.

Gttelson: dec. 9789Running vs. Running; dec. div.h222Rutkowski vs. Lanick; dec.

vs. Fletcher; dec. sale. Judge vs. Goodrode: dec.

vs. div. 1027)8McAllister vs. McAllister; dec. div.

Judge Mack-25309Ire re petn. of Torowski: vs.P. Sbarboro: Busse vs. Johnson; dec. ord authg.

recv 5215 Gray vs. Gray; vs. Murphy; dec. et alt---1133Lowentha1 dec. sale.

10281Beth ve. Beth: dec. div. Judge Nmith-10081Anderson vs. Anderson; dec.

div. RAILWAY TIME TABLES. Da IIY. iqunday tEx. Saturday.

'Mx. Sunday. lEx. Monday. Paturday only.

Frank Hamel 3.000 18th-st. 150 of Ashland-ay. Tt 25x 125. June 29 U. Ronta to 3,600 108 of Park, f.

24x125. in-numb. 83,500, June 28 F. L. Hume to Edward I.

Bucklini 6,500 58 of Union-at, 20x80 June 24 0. Anderson to Mary Russo et al.) 8,450 Lexington-st. 290 of Washtenaw-av 25x1249-19. Incumb. S5.500.

Jung. 29 (C. Vietzen to Bertha Vietzen) 2,000 Madison-st. 200 of S. f.

25x 175, June. 26 N. M. puster to John Schuttlerl 2,000 275 of Hirsch-et. f.

33x120. June 30 Julius H. Lee to Joseph M. Mammoserl 10,000 cor Western, f. 100x125, m.

or 1. June 20 Ralph E. Gray to Benj. F. Ehrman of Cincinnati.

0.1 15,000 cor Miller. f. 27x100. June 30 R. L.

Levin to Pasquale Stillo 5,000 125 of 75x 125. June 28 Theo. Barron to Fred Haakel 1 240 of Lonmis. 30x102 9-10, in- cumb. $3,500.

June 29 Joseph Goldman to Kalman Abel-Man 5,000 Van Buren-et of S. '25x 1'24. June 30 W. Madlung to Wm. H.

Wilkinsl 4.200 07 of Robey. f. 10 2-3x123 June 9 E. S. Brewer to W.A.

Patterson, 1.250 Same June 27 W. A. Patterson to Jasper T. Bright! 2,500 100 of Taylor-NC, 79 1-3x 125. June 25 Wm.

H. Harrison to Buckingham Chandler) 10,000 250 of S. a f. 25x 121. June 27 to Ella M.

O'Malley 1 050 Building Permits. The following permits were issued by The building department yesterday: Thomas Buthkea, 2 story and basement brick 4405 R. Wood-st 5.000 Pawelskt. 2 story and basement brick store and flat S. Ashiand-av 7.000 A.

Ardnt; 1 story and basement brick additional story. 30:19 Liticoln-st 1.000 Zion Congregational church. 1 story and basement brick church. 11258-60 Curtisav 11.000 H. W.

Friesch. 214 storlf and basement brick residence. 235 Lexington-ay 22.500 H. V. Kruger.

114 story and basement brick cottage. 7149 Vincennes-av 4.500 Catholic Bishop of Chicago. 1 and 2 story and basement brick church. 10-12 Alexander-at 60.000 I. F.

Wilkinoh. 2 story and basement brick fat. 1340 W. Polk-st 4.000 Waful Duchler. 2 story and basement brick flat.

5329 Wabash-ore 4.500 Mr. 2 story and basement brick apartment building. 1997-99 Wilcox-ay 18.000 Joseph 1Coca. 3 story and basement brick fiat 1222 S. Kedzie-alr 4.000 John Preisnsr.

2 story and basement brick store and flat. 511 W. Diversey-av 7,000 John 3. Bohn. two 3 story and basement brick apartments.

1454-FA Eastwood-ay 40,000 Petitions in Bankruptcy. 107Q5John J. Devlin: $2.879: assets. $1.430. J.

E. Erwin, atty. loNd--Philin A. len; lia.b11.. $570: assets.

$272. C. C. Collins. atty.

107S7--Samuel Slay: 8262; assets. $61. A. W. McGovney.

atty. 107AHerbert C. Dickinson: llabil. $33,8 assets. $10,701.

Thoninsoc. atty. 107KiKuhlen-Murray Press; 8979; assets. re13. S.F.

Knox. atty. 10790Jo1n Salon; assets, 079. W. E.

Healy. atty. 10791James S. Fisher: 17.114: aseets. $1''' A601 Elvari 55 BUYS A LYON HEALY UPRIGHT; VERY neat case and neat design: not much used; a Splendid bargain.

Steger Sons Piano Mfg. Co. for. Jackson-blvd. WHEN TOLI THINK PIANO THINK BUSH GERTS PIANO.

BUSH TEMPJLE. Chicago-ay. and N. Clark-it. 3EAt-TIFUL ORCHESTRELLE ORIGINAL price S1.500: musical value unimpaired: a granct tilstrument at a reduced price.

LYON HEALY. Wabash-ay. GOING TO IVECsT SACRIFICE THIS week at any prie e. beautiful upright mahogany Dian). 1241 N.

Western-ay. WILL SELL NEW 'UPRIGHT PIANO VERY reasonable. Call any day or evenings 3.528 Veasel Movements. FORT COLBORNE. Ont.rpMcVittle.

Hayes, I Algonquin. DownCalvin and consort. Neepewah. O.ArrivedYakima. Flower.

Berlin. Glasgow. Iron Queen. Abyssinia. Cleared CoalNeebing.

Jackftsh. LightHattie. Duluth. SOUTH CHICAGOArrivedBartlett. M.

T. 1 Greene. ClearedGrainNew Orleans. Tuscarora. Buffalo.

LightGrecian. Wawatam. buperior: I Kelton. Manistee: Cambria. Escanaba.

Man- chester. Buffalo. BUFFALO. N. Y.ArriveclHopkina.

'Umbria. Wilkinson. Admiral. Western Star. Cloared008.1Newmount.

Bielman. Leath. Id. Fort William: Aztec. Bay City.

LightAdmiral. Superior; W. L. inewn. Du.u..h.

meichanuisenethithent. Farwell. Chicago. I Pro- i toria. Mastilam.

byton Smith. Tyrone, I Saunders. Myron. Delaware. Peshtigo, Jenness, Iduncy.

Departed Roumania. Crete, Cspt. Wilson, Maunaloa. Morse. Harvey Brown.

Fulton. Boyce. Presley. Vintner. 1 Fagamore.

Squire, Lake Erie. LumberPi-filth. I Middlesex. Oregon, Lake Erie. CoalWidiar.

Sheboygan. MACKINAW CITY. Mich.UpCastle Rhodes. 12:30 Friday morning; Missouri. 220.

Starke. 3: Vega. Venice. 4.20: Big Wolvin. 5: schooner 1 1 Three Brothers, 7:20: Rochester.

8:20: Old Voisin. C. Nkr. Elphicke, Chevoir. America.

6:40: i H. E. packer. 9:20: Joliet, 10; Ford River, 11:30: Northland. 11.54); Yale.

12:40 p. in; Milwaukee. 1:30: Alva and consort. Minneapolis. I Olympia.

3:40: Christopher, Britannic. 6:10. I DownSaranac. 10:30 Thursday night; Syracuse. 9:30: Gordon.

Campbell, 10: Sparta. II: Poe and consort. 1:15 p. Cumberland. Lycoming.

1:40: Manitou, Senator. Wing. Pratt and I consort. 3.40; Hurd, Kearsarge. 6.15; John Duncan.

6:40. Wind northeast. eight 1 SAULT STE. MARIE. Mich.rpCharles Neff.

9:30 Thursday night; Aurania. Nimick. La. Salle. Colonel.

midnight; Pabst. Armenia. 12:20 11 Friday morning: D. M. NVIiiiney.

Peerless. 2 4): 1 Hanna. Donaldson. baton. la 6:30: Saxon.

Colgate. whaleback. Centurion. Linn. Grammer, French.

11: liessemen, 'II Siemens. noon: Athabasca. Cadi.lac. I p. Midland Queen.

Reis. 3: Peshtigo. 3.30: Ottawa. it James Hoyt W. P.

Palmer. 9. DownJenks, A 9:20 Thursday night; Traverse. Maruba, Wexford. Inummer.

We 11 stmounr. England. 11:40: Brazil. Torrent. 12:20 Friday morning: tii Hawgood.

1: Tale. 2:30: London. Oliver. 5:20: 111 7: Venezuela. Granada.

F. Iroquois (steel Monarch. 9.30: Arthur rirr. 3 '4 p. N.

W. Smith, 6.20; Superior City. Fritz. 1 Choctaw. 8:30.

MICH tpWalker. 97441 Tbursdag night: Osborne. 10: Yosemite. Mitchell. Hart.

2:20 Friday mornirg: Ireland. 2:30: George Peavey 3: Anna Minch. 7.4 Thomson. Buell barges. Tempeet barge.

8:10: Iron Chief. John Hutchinson. 8:40: Myles Lagonda. 9:50: H. D.

Davidson. Ralph corsorts. 10:10: Iron Age. Ca. Continental.

Schuck. Wscondah. 11:50: Larebam. P. In: Bulgaria.

Polynesia. Page. Arizona. consorts. 4:15: Hiawatha.

Marcia. J. T. Hutchinson. 4-3c; Colby.

4:40: Chicagd. Nyanza. 5.20; Benton. NVilcox. 5:30.

Vet Luis. oil barge. Pregress. Iron Cliff. 7.

DownWeston barges. 9730 dav night: Mars. 11:40: liatoa. consort. Wrght.

12:20 Friday consort, 2.30; Beatty. 3: Illasgow. Abyssinia, 3:40: MadasAscar 57:,.0: l'AthiUKC Watt. Roebling. 7: Walter Scranton.

9: Matthews. it Parnell. Northwest. noon: King. Antrim.

12:30 0. Presoue Isle. 1: GettYsburtr. Spokane. 4A0: Leeward.

5.10. Kendali try. Hat- tie NVells. Pope. WISCOnFin.

City of Rome. 0 Gilchrist, 6:344: Tionesta. 7: Alaska (woodenl. Jupiter. Warren cnnborts.

Frank I Peavey. WESTERN ROADS. CHICAGO ALTON B11" THE ONLY City ticket office. 101 Adams-st. Phone.

Harrison 4470. Union passenger station. Canal-st. between Adams and Madison-sts. Phone.

Main 2123. St. Louts-Springfield trains Leave. Arrive. Prairie State Express 9:00 am 8:02 pm Alton Limited 11:25 am 5:04 pm Palace Express 9:00 pm 7:15 am Midnight bpecial 11:40 Pm 8:10 am Eloomington-Spring'd Local 1:30 pm pm Streator-Peoria trains Local Accommodation 8:00 am am peoria-Cnicago Limited 4:20 pm 8:33 pm SoEcial 11:40 pm 7:15 am Jacksonville-Kansas City trains Kansas City Hummer 6:00 pm 8:55 dm Alidniant Special 11:40 pm 1 :40 pm Bioom'ton-Jacksonville localt 9:00 am 5:04 DM COMPA GSM GEN'ALE TRANSATEANTIQUE French line.

New York to IlavreSix days. Sallings every Thursday at 10 a. m. La Lorraine July 7 Aug. 25 Sept.

22 Oct. 20 La TouraineJuly 14 Aug. 18 Sept. 15 Oct 13 Ea Savoie July 21 Sept. 8 Oct.

-6 3 La Bretagne July 28 Sept. Sept 29 Oct. 27 La Champagne Aug. 4 La GascogneAug. 11 New.

modern. gigantic T-vin-Screw and Express Steamers: navel officers' man-ofwar Company's vestibule trains. Havre-Paris. 4 hours. W.

W. iCOZMINSKI. G. W. 71 Dearborn-st.

Court Calla for Today. SUPERIOR COURT. Judge BrentatmOn hearing. 2805. Judge Chet lainMotions for new trial, 1156, 960.

2670. 1882. Judge HaneyMotions for new trial. 1043, 2115, 372. 1840, 1470 contested motions.

236080. Judge HoldomContested law motions and law motions of course only. Chancery motions in Judge Kavanagh's cases. Judge HealyCity counell chamberMotions for new trial. 2848, 3112, 2537.

1767. Judge McEwen-236491. Judge FrostMotions for new trial, 205954,10103, 8643, 3743. 3538, 2894. Judge HeardCounty commissioners' room Contested motion.

2631. Judge WrightMotions for new trial, 240. 42, 2045, 3397. 2821. 1772.

CIRCUIT COURT. WABASH RAILROADDEPOT. DEARBORN station. Polk and Dearborn-sta. Ticket Maces.

97 Adams-st. and 15 Congress-st. TelephonesCIty office (except Sunday). Liar. 4500.

Depot. H. 753. Leave. Arrive.

St. Lout, Limited-6 8:55 am 5:35 pm World's Fair Special 11:03 am 8:01 pm Peoria Springt eld Express 2:15 pm 2:45 pm St. Louts Limited Express-0 9:17 pin 7:30 am St. Louis Peoria Express 11:30 pm 8:02 am Peoria and Texas Limited. 11:03 am 8:01 pm Forrest Accommodation a 4:35 pm 9:47 am Cont.

Lim N. Boston 11M am 8:50 pm Detroit, N. Falls. N. 3:00 pm 9:30 pm Montpelier kccommodation 2:00 pm 10:02 am Toronto.

Detroit. 1alle Boston pm 7:15 am Can. Ex 3:00 pm 9:30 es ANCHOR LINE YORK. GLASGOW--LONDON DERRYLIVERPOOL. Ethiopia July 9l Anchoria July 3C) Astoria July 10 FurnesTia A ug.

8 Columbla July 23. Aug. 20, Srpt. 17 NEW YORK- TO MEDITERRANEAN PORTS. Algeria July July 80 APPLY EARLY FOR CHOICE BERTHS.

For Single or Round Tilt) Excursion-Tickets. 170 JACKSON-BLVD. TEL. HARRISON 3335. OCEANIC STEAMSHIP CO.

I A- A. LINE. 1,200 2,500 Elizaheth-av- 390 of 25x 124, June 1 Ii. H. Whitmeyer to Anton L.

LIchtnerkertt 21 of Wright. a f. 21x45. June 9 IC. B.

Murphy et by M. In to Alice N1 Murphy) 1T5 of f. 25124 June 21 1S. H. Lottee to George A.

Wag net-I oxl 4 nert I FOR SALEPIANOLA: FINE CONDITION: nracticaily good as new, $17,5: easy monthly LYON HEAL'. 207 Wabash-ay. 'wax SELL AT ONCE HIGH GRADE MAH0Gany upright piano. used less than 4 months; will irsry cheap. Call at once, SZ21 A PEW CHOICE PIANOS.

SOME LITTLE USED. $90, t100 and up: 15 tn 20 cents each day takes tbna. S. A. BRYANT.

138 and 140 Wabash-ay. "(TIMER PIANOS SOLD EXCLI-SIVELY 131r J. 0. TWTCHELL, 231 Wabash-ay. ill BUYS EMERSON UPRIGHT; GOOD CONdltion; cash or payments.

3. O. TWICHELL. 231 Wabash-ay. silq BUTS SMALL NEW MAHOGANY UP-right; easy payments.

J. O. TWICHELL. 231 Wabash-ay. RENT NEW PIANOS $8 AND PER MONTH.

Rental allowed if purchased. P. A. ST ARCK. 204-20ft A.

B. CHASE PIANOS ARE sou-) ONLY BY Grosvenor, Lanham Co 5th floor, the Fine Arts Pianos for rent. iliARGAINS TN THE FOLLOWING 2D HAND pianos: Risher. Mason Bradford Gaylord. 7.

0. Nelscn Piano 24i8 SHONINGER PIANOS. SHONINGER PIANOS. New Styles. arriving daily.

Thompson Piano CO, 271 near Van Buren-st. ARTHUR G. GOODRIDGE CO. SELL WISSter, Leckerling. and Francis Bacon pianos: tuning and repairing 40 Handel Hall.

8240 BUYS A RINESTEINWAY UPRIGHT: rostwood case. in first class condition. .1 0 TWICHELL, 23I Wabash-ay. $100 BUYS CHICKERING EASY Payments. J.

O. 'MICHELL 231 Wabash-ay. EMERSON PIANOS CAN ONLY- BE -OBTAINED of J. 0. TWICHELL, 231 Wabash-ay.

NEW PIANOLA TO RENTRENT ALLOWED on purchane. LYON HEALY. 24)7 Wabash-ay. HAINES BROS. PIANOS SOLD ONLY BY J.

A. BRYANT, 138 and 140 Wabash-ay. WEGMAN PIANOS, MARSHALL WENDALI; pianos. at 13S and 14 0 14Ct Wabash-alt. Sails from San Francisco to HONOLULU even? II) days.

To SAMOA. NEW ZEALAND, and ArSTRALIA. SPLENDID 9.200 TON STEAMERS. July 7, July 2S. and every 21 days.

'TAHITI ace a. month. Round the world, $632:70. Address A A. 193 S.

Clark-st or 199 Adams-at', Chicago. 1,450 2,000 3,850 CHICAGO GREAT RT --MAPLE -Leaf Route. Grand Central Station, 5th-av. and Harrison-Et. Office, 115 Adams.

Phone 3503 Cent. Leave. Arrive. Minneapolis. St.

Paul, Dutuque, Kansas City, St. 8:45 arn 0:30 pm Joseph. Des Moines.Mar- 6:30 pm 8:55 am shalitown. Fort Dodge, 11:00 pill 1:40 pm Council Bluffs Omaha. Symmore and Byron 3:10 pm 10:40 am Dekaibt 5:45 pm 7:45 am Lowe-as 159 of 0 5030251 Julie 30 Donohue to Samuel T.

Rush 15 of tkith. 25x124. June T. C. Aecola to Louis P.

Hansen) Sansamon-st 225 of elst. f. 25x125 June 39 estate of Albert E. lioadley to Charles Bowel 137th-st 99 of Aberdeen. t.

25z119. June 13 M. IA. Venn to Fanny Maborko FOREIGN MAIL SCHEDULE. 1,000 Port of Chicago.

Judge TuthillDefault divorce cases. Judge DunneMotions for new trial. 219330. 6021. 6185.

6614. 19434. 2002. 4S25. 1490.

221846, 2430. contested motion. Krieger vs. Krieger. Judge GibbonsMotions for new trial, 12038.

242438. Judge HonortsMotions for new trial, 5039, 23303, 19455. 21892, 222131. Judge SmithMotions for new trial, 6062, 33250, 6109. 3191.

23082. 6046. Judge Mack-601. law motions of course. Chancery motions of course in Judge Tuley's cases.

11 a. default divorce cases. Judge WalkerMotions for new trial. 22540. 6277, 6009.

36Z4. 4723. 22851, law codntested motion, cou-N-Tli COURT. Judge CarterNo announcement. Judge PondMotion for new trial.

21391. Judge RinebaughNo court. CRIMINAL COURT. Judge ChytrausCall not extended. judge GaryMotions in 2743, 2989.

4868, 5117, 3030. 53641. HoldomMotions in 4385. .1 a1ge KavanaghCall not extended. CliffordCell not extended.

Judge KerstenCall not extended. UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT. Jidge Kohl-seatNo court until Tuesday. UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT. Judge KobleaatNo court until Tuesday.

1,200 LLOLLAND-AMERICA LINE New Twin Screw Steamers of tons NEW YORKRO'rTERDAM. via. BOULOGNE. sailing. Tuesday at 10 a.

m. Noordarn 51Rotterdam 2 Statendam July lo'llyndam Aug. 9 Potsdam July 19 Noordam Aug. 16 Apply to HOLLAND-AMERICA LINE. 69 Dearborn-et.

Phone Central SS40. 1 1 I ILLINOIS CENTRALALL THROUGH TItAINS from Central station. 12th-st and Park-row. City ticket office. 99 Adartte-It.

Phone Central 2105. St Louis Springfield Leave. Arrive. Fair Special 8:50 am 4:50 pm Daylight Special pm. 743 pm Diamond Special 9:27 pm am Midnight Special Il :36 pm am FOREIGN MAILS WILL CLOSE AT CHICAGO postoftice as follows: For Switzrrland.

Spain. Portugal. Turkel. Err Pt. Greece.

British India. Roumania. Belgium. Cti forty, and Lourenzo Marquez. 5 go.

m. For Cuba. 7:39 p. TEL For Alaska. 9 p.

m. For Manitoba. British Columbia. and Northwest Te-ritory. 9 m.

For Austria. Derma: France. Great Britain, Ireland. Bei Iv. Norway.

Netherlands. Russia. and Sweden. via S. S.

Monday. July 4. p. Far Jamaica. West 1ndt.

12 p. For Japan. China. and Cora. via Tacoma.

by S. S. Calchas. Sunday. July 3.

9 p. m. For Hawaii. Samoan islands. FIJI islands.

New Zealand. New Caledonia. and Australia. via San Francisco. by S.

S. Sierra. Sunday. July 3. 9 p.

m. F. E. COYNE. PCiStIllaSter.

Arrived trerePandifi---Vr. A. Fa.kell. Owit.nnbura': Jay fIpoulti, Itiluth: George N. Orr.

Depot Harbor. IL Node. Erie. Salt A. W.

IL Owen. Duluth Duro-rev. etc.Ma 'Pare. Nahrna; Ars-oda'. North UnItv: 1.

W. Stapht.rrseon. NrarI2t1e 1.. Con.r.b.II. Fran)! 8.

ot, Wood. )3. Daly. Monum.rit Cie ared wit o-rrilandiseBos SvkuyIkt ruffed. LightButcher P.oy.

F.selttaba: IA)rus. Pena Elam! Wand: )1. 1:,.0.1. Monum.nr Point: Niko; A. M.

Pettrron. Dyne Inlet: Scoville. North Unity; B. Calktne. ford river; lituell.w.

Manitru114 W. rAwker Arenelol. Normandie. Idarittee: G. Burnham.

Dramenond'a CALUMET. 21() of Wood, 50x150. June 18 H. to E. S.

WrIghtj 1.500 WEST CHICAGO. 118 of f. 40x 151, June M. A. McMullen to Edw.

J. McGrath' Chicago-ay. 73 of Sapulding. f. 24x120, intcumb.

$3.000, June 10 S. Carlson to. Beni. F. MitchP11 5.000 Chriatiana-av 28 of Ohio-et.

24x 125. June 30' L. J. Bouchonville to Wm. G.

Tuftyl 3,500 Conereirs-st. 196 of 25x 124 and o. June 28 E. J. Eucklin to 124 and o- d.

ITALIAN ROYAL MAIL S. S. CO. Navigazione Generale Italians. TO NAPLES.

GENOA. ALEXANDRIA. Lombardia July Aug. 10 Liguria July 19'Lombardia 24 For further information apply to HIRZEL. FELTMANN CO Broadway.N.Y.

J. S. LOWITZ. G. W.

15E. Van Buren-st. FOR LOWEST RATES AND BEST SERVICE to or from Europe call on Canadian Pacific Atlantic S. S. Lines.

A. C. SHAW. General Weetern 223 So. Chicago.

Harrison 21n3. WISCONSIN CENTRAL RAILWAY DEPOT. 12th-st. and Park Row. Leave.

Arrive. St. Paul. Minneapolis. I 2:45 am am Duluth I 6:15 pm 10:50 pm Eau Claire, Chippewa Fa Ila.t 8:35 am 8:15 pm CKtikosh.

Fond du Lao 1:34) pm 1:5 pm Wauliesba I 5:110 tom 6143 aril 1 1, ED 11 it It it. i 0 wi 4amononmonommeommomehomonmotan,.

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