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INTENSIVE NURGLARIES,


During the past three or four months, COM
plainta have been made to the Police by par
ties who have lost articles by some unknown
burglars, but although number have been
arrested and bound over, the parties who have
been engaged in this general house -robbing tn
t.rprisc, were not reached until Tuesday
night last, when Capt. Jack Nelson and his
force got q clue to the whole affair, and have
already arrested the two leaders, jenkins
Prunell and Sim. Cole, with several Of their
accomplices, whose names arc not Jet made
public. They are all colored, and the adroit-
ness with which they hare conducted this cx~
tensiye plot, shows that they were well
sehoolcd in the business. Pruncllwas caught
at the house Of Edmund Crogan, Taylor street,
between Sherman and Wells. Alr. Crogan
jumped out Of bed, when he heard the bur-
glar in the housc, followed in pursuit, calling
+. for tho "watch." After Bruncu was caught,
Crogan's wallet was found In his possession
containing $13. He WAS examined before JUS
tice Miller, and held to bail in 81 600 His
house vas afterwards examined aud the fol.
lowing articles found, many Of which hare
been identified; belonging to Philip Falk,
1sG Edna Place, ladies' gold watch and
chain, mink yictorine, braided cloak. Stolen
from Fred. Moss, corner Of Buffalo and Van
Buren, black merino shawl, one doz. white
shirts, pair OF mink cuffs, breast pin and lot
Of silver spoons. From c. Il. scrivcn, 495
Wabash avenue, an orercoat, constantine
gold thimblc, silver tAimble, silver watch box,
tobacco box, &c. From ". Il. Rand, Of the
TRIBUNE, 533 Wabash avenue, gold pencil
case, lot Of childrcn's clothing, &c. From
Jno. P. Ellis, ~ Griswold street, gold watch
and chain, travelling satchel and contents,
clothing, &c. From Lou. Harpel, 466 State
street, {sto1en on Sunday night last) 4 lot o'
lace and damask curtains, &c.
Among the valuable articles remaining at
the Central Police Station, not yet identified,
We notice two gold open.flccd watches; one
silver hunting watch; gold lockets, pins,
| th1mblcs; a silver cup marked MinEie; p
| three Mosaic breast-p1ns; seven shawls; bal
moral skirts, children's cloaks and worsted
goods, carl.cascs, miniatures, purses, SC.
Sim Cole and some Of lis associates will ap
| pear before Justice Miller, this morning. The
Police deserve great credit for the thorougt
1nanner III which they have traced out tAis
| nest of burrlar6
, 1863-05-14

New Fork Market.
New York, May IL.
Co1roS-Ma1ket heavy at Coo for mitldling up
lands.
more active, but closed dull at about yesterdays
WuIzKY-without decided change, at 45c.
GnA1s-Wheat dull and drooping: common win
ter red at LES In STORE. Corn- Moderate bust-
ners doirg and prices without material change. at
in the Gales arc GOO bn white western to arrive
at SIC Oats dull aud lower at T7S1S0c.
WooL-Markct quiet and prices nomlnaGy un-
charged.
last cycnpg at 1aD0Il19 Is for old mess $14.12H
Ola % for new do; S1U.75Gl11 80 for old and new
prime; 81 5O4ll6 "a for new prime mess. Bacon
sides arc slightly in buyers favor at CSC for wes
tern short ribb.d; 7O7sc for do short clear. Lard
shade Irmer, 1T o:4@lp1Sc-the latter IN extreme
price.
BUFFALO. SIny 13-FLnCR-Quiet and steady.
GRA1S-Wheat quiet. Red winter western at
f1.ssI1,29: Chicuso rpring on private terms.
Corn in good demand and firm at G1alGl1c. mainly
WHlsKr-In fair demand, with Gales OF 241 brls
at 42c. --...
CANAL FRE1GHTs-t,uet and unchanged.
CASAL IMroHTs-36, ,4aO brls Hour; 5000 bu
wht at; 59.o00 bu corn.
CANAL ExroErs-f,C00 brls -four; 245,0o0 hn
wheat; 405 Ok 0 bu corn; So 900 bu oats.
BALTIMORE, May 13.-FLouE-Dull, unsettled
and dropping.
GnAls-Whe quiet and dull. Corn advanced
1Qs2c-
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who were IN The combination Last week succeed.
ed in checking shipments At chicsgo to an % e1tent
which gives this market only an average Supply,
agreed to bold ont 1000 bead, but one Of the pay.
ties 10 the agreement drfw out, taking his cattle
10 Brighton. 70 that hut 800 we're 1T mere. ou5
as il beeame apparent that the l1eah re,
ce'pts woald be light, the demand improved. and
ho crs raised their views until An aayhnee
market continued drm to tho close; Some OF the
dro,c!s sold at onl! sc per ns better than thsy
PER 10 ~ better prices. The Average improve
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TLcunuar;, tendency in eo,d in Sty yorl, to-
oa ,rc11 &c an ac,;ve shinn;no iuouirx ror mn.
dncc rendered thu leading ,narkets more actlye
ord h,chcr
The demand for wheat was nsrticu1a.ly active,
and the market waa brisk at an advance of s6M1c
mr. hnshe,-v,th saIes of amber Iowa at s1.1s
Ko I snr;np. 81 17n1.1s: No spring. 956Aee: anil
re;ccted snriur. at soaac. By sample a lot of
IL nm hus1els h1nnesota vheat s,adcd No 1. but
in scparatc bin, was sold at sl.eo. We undcr-
stand that Il very large proportion Of this wheat,
which went formerly to more notthcrly ports. Is
now coming to Chicago. Winter WHEAT WAS in
good request, and more active-wth liberal sales
Of No Red at $1.1s11a11x, and Rejected Red at
$l01. At the close the market for both spring and
winter grades was Arm at tue advance. The trans
actions In all kinds amounted to upwards Of s5,0 900
bushels.
The Flour market nrfncr today, but not
active and we have to note sales Of only about 1oo
hre, at $500 for good spring extras. 81 80 for win
ter supcsflnc. and Fl oo Tor spring snpera.
There was good shipping ana speculative IN
qui1y for Corn' anu thc naFket aa'aneeu ;sGlc =
ousne1-"in eaace ~ Ap'ut A4ovoo paan''' w 'fs
for hfFeF "hftc anoa1; e1efe los river allAeo
afloat 49sessNe lof allAea eoFu !" sose' anu 7ee
TOT heJectco IN store. Inc o"ik oi tue eaes ol
AlSeu were u 7']se' III Which nsosc 'ae n'atAe'
closed hrm.
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GOVERNMENT sTOcKs.
Government Stocks less active.
U. s. 6s 81 cou. .107s{ 310 notes.. .107@107A
MoSEr.-Steady at GQl6 per cent. ..
Sterling Exchange drmer and quiet; first class
bills 164W1G5.
Gold little flrmer, opening at 49, advancing to
tD1:, and closing quiet ut 4ysl.
, 1863-05-14

WEDNESDAY EVENING, 4aJ 13, 1868.
~ IL In =

Tho market during the week has been actiyc and
easier. By reference to our quotations, 1t will be
seen that very material decline has taken place
in some brands OF Heavy Sheetings. Fine Sheet
ings are 1896 lower. Denims have been marked
down 3Iahc. Prints are active at decline OF
1d2c per yard-Spraguc's selling at lsc, which is
rs low as they can be purchased in Now York.
Checks have fallen azI5c per gard, and Lawns &C
per yard. -.-.
Il is needless to inform our readers that these
prices arc below those Of any othcE market west
OF the ecaboasd, and that 1t Is tho determination
Of the wholesale houses here to keep the Western
trade from going East.
The following are the current quotations In this
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MARINE E NEWS.
Port OF CHICAGO.

ARRIVED. ............. May t.
Steamer Comet Morgan. Two Rlyets. sund7es.
Prop VIII SLOW snltS, Cleveland turdtIes
Prom ilncErye, Chapman, UEdens5nIEh, suhd11eS.
Prop For est Queen, CreEln. buffalo. suudrfcs.
Prop j. BARBER. Br.us Grand Haven. 10 r. Il. tics
and sund5es.
pRrk Two Fanntts Mcdonnell. Peshttco 3'5 II lumber.
Eark Cherubusco Chamberlain, conto. lt0 m lumber
Bark John Sweeney. Collins. Buffalo 15O ton Coal
Brig lane Hale Dillon. Litus Suamico 10 m luMher.
Brig PowhattAn. Foster. cswego, 16o Ill lumber from
schr denmark, Roach, Oconto, 10 m lumber.
Schr E. II. Shoyer 6eh1obohln, MuskeGcn. 50 n luu1
echr Gipsey. Jamiaon. Buffalo. 11a m lumber. from,
schr illinois. Burke. Maskegon. 70 N lumber. 100 E
1afh.
schr Telegraph Gilhal5. Naskegou, % N lumber. 1N
N lath.
schr Geo Putrlngtcn Fack JAfrskezon MS m lumber
2eLr E, n Tcck, EIchA1dEou Ianlln. 19D III lumber.
Schr r. G. Grey rareonE, Grand Haven. 100 m lan1ber
Sch1 Alvin Clark. Oliver, Buffalo. 10 N lumber. from
sclr i. F. Dor1. Childs. Buffalo. 40 lumber hon
Vconto.
........... CLEARED. May 13
Steamer Comet. Morgan. Two Rivers. euadr1cs.
Prop buckeye. ChApmsn. 0sdensburg, 500 bn cosu
ltC0 his uour. 20 bis lard,
Prom J. Barber, burns Grand Haven.
PROM T. ". DRckus. Davis O1tonaEOo. srndEes.
Ha1f Jphn sweeney, Collins, But9an 500 bis pork.
Brig Sam Hale. Dillon. Little SnAulIco.
Schr Three Dells. Davidson. Buffalo, Il 80 bu corn
, 1863-05-14
Ncyy York Chamber of Commerce..

NCFF XUFh NHU10UEH u VV11H7I1cK CCs
The ninety fifth annual election Of officers Of the
Chamber Of Commerce took place this afternoon
at l o'clock. Featiah perit, Esq, President Of
tic Chamber, occupied the chaiE, aud after stating
the obicrts OF tho meeting. he announced that he
would decline being candidate for reelection to
the position which he had now held for ten years
past. The following gentlemen were then elected
Officers of the Chamber:
A.A, Low. President: VIM. E. Dodge. 1st Vice
President; Jonathan Sturges. I'd Vice President; ;
E C. BogeIt, Treasurer; John Austin Stevens, Jr,
Secretary. .
RESOLUTIONS expressing the regret Of the meet
inr. that the President, Pclatiah PERT, Esq.,.
should decline y re, c,uominatiou. were offered aud
passed unanimously,
, 1863-05-14

SERIOUS D1sAs1kR=-1he hark FIXING Mist. bound
bushels Of Wheat u ashore on The east sce of Point
Captain this city during the Whole of Saturday,
VI were Unable to come 1n coEtact with him. and
haze heer only able to Obtain account Of the ds
aster from those who conye1Btd With ctu Ihc Nl.s
parsed this poIt Saturday the "a inst making fas
progress on ker yotaEe through Lake Erie nnal On
tonneut at Itch tine the recent gse had risen 70 iA
full height. After hufettEC the s"ha fnr 4 rev honfs
the vetEel It dtscoveTed had sprung LEAK. w4en
II was deemed advisable 10 Tnn for nafbor; inc
night unusually dark, and no Light was F1sapla
After hours sa ste c.n tnto the bFeakef1 anu
kence the beach. where she now lies 1uul CT
water, The driven to tie mast heads. where
whick were breaking her ftt 81 hours- The Cap
TAN arrived te.e and teegtaphed TO Buffalo for the
ting Eelef which has tas arrived ut tec sceno or
dsasteE.-lDetrolt Advertiser.
-Acc1rKxT TO THE BcE1rsaTos..The prope1es
this Port. mcs With quite disaster while attempting
TO enier Port 6ane hafhor during the recent STORM
The mouth uf this hatbor Is unusually uarrow And IN
eDG,ug bhe struck one Of the piers EnocEI ihrge
hole in her port bew. She succeeded In coming nn 70
Tits po1t where she mas since been fepatted-t1nd.
NEW ECuoox1E Il new schooner called the J.
O. Moss ow ned By Estus Moss. has Just been com
pleted 1t SaudutEy. The following afe her dlme1.
sons: Length ul Keel 100 feet; breadth Of oes;a y
feet inches: depth Of hold, feet; capacity. 1os
bust els Of wheat.-I1bld.
THE "A RooDT."-A frc schooner was launched at
Tolcco last vetk and clr!stened The =; Boody ~
hon. Azasiah Doody. she hns c1rEylns Capacity OF
IA Geo buSI SfS.-t1bf1.
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Supplementary mails for Eastern cities and Can
ada, closc daily Except Saturdays and Sundays, at
sis pm Letters for these mails must be deposited
In the chief clerks room up stars} after 5:1a p M
Mails for California close daily, for the overland
route, at 7:15 am- Except Sunda5s>.
Reliable Railroad Time Table.
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VCCHA r Te1EAk8 VIA &11G ssks AA"ETHEcs
4 good deal OF uncertainty still exists as to
ocean freight, by the St. Lawrence, and though
rates arc likely to have influence on the price
ofgrain, there is not much prospect OF testing the
market for some time to come. The imprcssIou
Quebec, that there is q large amount to move, In
which, however, it is pretty evident they will be
disappointed. The Herald says: The only engage
Kingdom for Glasgow; she Is loading wheat st 81.
per quarter, and dour se, per barrel. The Liver
pool steamers ask, we believe g.. Cd. for grain d.
Cd for nonr, md 40s. for aahes We hare not heard
Of any engagements for sailing vessels, shIpowners
being anxious to ascertain the amount Of protuce
likely to come forward before binding themselves.
, 1863-05-14
FINANCIAL AMI COMMERCIAL.


"WEDNESDAY EVENING, May 13, 1863.
Thcrc IL no special change in tlingeneral money
market Of tho city since our last issue. Business
OF all kinds is active, and Of coursc, the demand
for money correspondugly so.
New York exchange continues close at quota
tIops, viz: par1DH buying, and with tho excep-
ton Of eing!c bank, selling. usual to CUSTOM
ers at y, the ceiling rate il firm at X premium.
The rates for Gold In Wall street, as reported by
private dispatches, were as follows: 150H, 1493S,
149ssi, f4915-closing at 150. The transactions Of
the day, here, were made on tbs lower figures, and
about 1l8 was the higher buying price-147 being
the figure Of most of the brokers.
Silver 132@137. Canada currency 1H. Indiana
State Bank and Kentucky 102Q1103
New Treasury notes continue plenty. The nom.
inal ceiling rate is Il, but large parcels could be
had at a much lower figure
IAPoRrs AND Exronre,-Thc imports into the
mort ofNew York for the mouth Of april were as
fo1iows: :.....
Foreign duiable.. ,Sso
snseie s0seign an, hriion '..*.' 107osi
Entered for wasehonsIng. ~
withdrawn from warehouse. -.-....... 4,lsss,ba:
| The exports from the ports tot the came period
were rs annexed: 49,.
Domestie merchandise. 81 Sss
Foreign dutiable. le..-."......-'.-''--'''. 9i'9sd
Specie and bullion. 1,97:,5Sa
Total, ,s1a oo4 ,ole
| New YonE DASKs,-Thc following is tho state
ment Of the weekly averages OF the NeW LORE clts
b.nIs for the week ending On the DATES named:
Weeks ending May Q, co.; Ady2 '63. D!6ereHee'
i. s fss ssss sss 4ss: 1as:
S'.fataS 1T depssa 1ese;ssl5 1s7ssss!e Dec
A. exchses ol,s59'eaa 59,e59'dass Inc 1,ea6'le
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Ocean Freishts at New Eork-May IL.
To Liverpool, liz b1s bacon at a22s6dIa5s; Is
casks provisions ut as, and per neutral LOO boxes
bacon at 35s.
To London, 800 brls flour at 2a3d aud 500 bx5
bacon and 80 tons measurement goods at 30s.
To Glasgow, ECO pigs lard at 3::sGd, and 200 brls
lard oil ut as,
A Norwegian bark wns chartered to Cork for Of
1efR Mt Il q quarter.
, 1863-05-14

Fees for Inspecting Grain In Bags.
The Directors OF the Board OF Trade hare Axed
the fec for inspecting grain in bags at nc per
hrshf1
, 1863-05-14

At \ meeting OF the Trustees Of the New York
Produce Exchange Company: held May s, 1858, the
ensuing !ear: President, Francis N. French; Vice
President, Win, Il. Newman; Treasurer, Vim. D.
Mangam Secretary, Edward Cromwell. The fol,
nance Cosumittc-Wm. D. Nangaua, Nm. Il. New.
man, Adam Smith, r.. Building comn,ittee-ste;
phen D. Harrison. Robert J, Randolph, Edward
Cromwell, John B. Wright Samuel Nimmons.
, 1863-05-14

Toledo Grain Markct-NIuy IL.
Wheat steady at $l.>5 for No. ? Red; Yellow
Corn 5Sc; Oats tic. The market is qnfet.
, 1863-05-14

Detroit Grain Mnrket-Mny IL.
Wheat dull at Lag for No. white: and 81 81
for Nc = Red. Oats 1rme1 at TIC. Barley and Rye
firm and steady.
, 1863-05-14

OswE0o, May 13.-Flour steady and In good de-
maGd at $Ga5; fancy wheat scarce prime Ohio
Spring Fl u: Corn and other grains very scarce.
Quotations nominal Oats dull and unchanged.
, 1863-05-14

From the n +. Dry Goods Reporter, Mayel
BnowN EuExT1Has AND SrlRr1sos.-Prices.o On
leading malzes Of standards remain unchahgeo
with regular agents, but I concession Wonld 9e
granted II any ono wished to buy considerable
lot: Jobba1s arc selling standard heavy shcetinss
bettes than sc, and 1t might bc bard work to ind
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ment, however, was NOT greater than &c; Taking
;uble shIInkae, and it is doubtful whether those
who held thrit stocks over, since the 1e. and I'd
inst, and who Interested III stocks which are
the combination. The o1criug- this week were OF
average quality, ard embodied fo.r OF FIVE dsosc5
If nrfrnc fat ktill fetl,-Ereh{h4 .Ip4rHQ{.
, 1863-05-14

The Supreme Court, before Judge Higgins,
has been engaged for . day or two<past, in
hearing the case Of Hayward ct. ais. ys Scrib-
ner ct. ais, growing out Of the "stumptail'
difficulties Of 1861. The defendants are COM
mission merchants, and the plaintiff is one Of
their customers. He sent them draft, in
April 1861. for $685. requesting them to pur-
chase exchange for this amount. They were
unable to do ibis, and so advised plaintiff,
who thcrcupon wrote them to make the best
disposition they could Of the funds. Dcfcnd-
ants then made special deposit Of the same
with J. II. Adsit, banker, and wrote to Hey
ward what they had done. The st crisis' in
stumptail was soon after reached, and this
suit is broughtto recover from Scribner d Co.
the full amount Of the draft, (S9S3.) For
plaintiff, Tulcy; fol defendants, Chase.
TIE FLOWER QvEES.-This popular Operet-
to will be given this evening ut Bryan HALL By
large class Of Misses and .young ladies, un-
der the supervision Of Alr. Dye, who has de-
voted his time and attention to the matter for
several weeks past. The stage has been fitted
up most elegantly, and adorned with wreaths,
garlauls and trees, to resemble q rural scene.
The careful rehersals promise fine concert,
ard the flowers, fair young faces and sweet
voices will render the entertainment very en-
joyable. Reserved seats may be obtained free
ofcharge at Root & Cady's.
DECLINE n DRY GooDs.-Our readers viii,
observe By reference to our commercial col
umns that the wholesale houses have marked
, 1863-05-14
ILLINOIS AND MICHIGAN CANAL.

BRIDGEPORT, May 10, 10, p. MI EBy Telegraph.
CLEARED.
Edinburgh. L.sale. $50 II lumber.
Levtsthsn. Lasalle. 1859 # lumber, o bis salt bis
Gen. Mcclellan Lasa1e III tons Ice. Sotoo # lumber
Geo TAYLOR Joliet. 50 900 # lumber 9sGo lbs mer.
Geo. Ga1nof, L.sal.e, $50 lbs merchandise.
caropdtiet Lasale. us tons Ice. 40 n lumber. 1oo
ah Gaiens. n L.Eaile. S & tons ice. Is bis salt.
Nelle I.nSRlle.
D1. naaly. La a1lc.
Montsaf: IeStpo7t' 60 'oeo 1T lumber
Lne1a. .Iasalle. $50 tons ice. 80 bis Fslt.
SsiSi sSes isSs:9 !sRsss - e. :t
Eose ffs51ai Ean I.ssHe. ss # lumber. Is shingles
b. 't!eE E. Wa1iaee. Hhassi i.asA11e. 80 bis salt.
Euuter, LaSa.le.
TsfktoHn. ottawa.
Dolphin Ottawa 10 0oo It lumber. 7s odo shin:fes.
GConstllinti;on e n. laa;a ! ltos5EeEt' .sa5}Es
Waiter Smith Athens.
j B. Preston Morris.
E:3nt1 AeIse4eg isSesat1 L:sHESFt s 3S + lumber,
Lauic Ann. 0ttaxa.
sSsni,sxn G!sa.tof asse m Ice lbs sal.
1ss'u@ sa'''A1''' ARRIVED.
sta1s & st.}rce, LaSallc. 6t0u bu CON-
il A1eIander, 400 hu corn. ,,,
htfc1a LsSalls. ~ h!s :!our. seo na b1 r 5ye law
Maple Leaf Joliet. $50 hu corn.
Sunbeam. Lasalle, j Al bis -four. II BIZ pork
, 1863-05-14

To ALI Afflicted with Cntnrrlt> Throat
DlseaHe and i fec lions Of tho Ghost.

Dr. l. wiuslow Aver, Physician for Affections Of
the Throat and CAert, Rooms II j. 13 McCorlnick's
Building, corner Of Randolph aud Dearborn sts..
gives his entire attention TO this department Of
practice. The extraordinary success which has at
tended lis practice in this city, has enabled him to
refer to the brit and most Responsible PARTIES In
Chicago It IL rcrecialls desirable thu, all who
have iced Of medical aid. either for Catarrh. Asth.
ma, Bronchitis or Consumption, should make early
application. The patient 1T distance, who cannot
to the city to remain her. for treatment can.
after an examination. return home and pursue the
course Of treatment with success. Where it is I'm.
possible for the party to come personally TO the
City, he should write as rlany OF his symptoms as
posslhle and give such description as viii afford 4
correct idea Of the case. :. lst Of questions will
BE- furnished upon application
By the 4Erian practice the remedy reaches the
part diseased, and improvement Is seen and felt
from the fret day OF treatment.
The patient is not required to take much nedi-
cine.
tim, anu the improvement is Eadica!
There is no burning Or calomel employed.
The new remedies can be used at home OF abroad
with perfect facility. The patient who Is engaged
in business will have no occasion to suspend h1e
business In order to pursue treatment.
4 fH$ Il no.
, 1863-05-14

rsreclal Dispatch to the Chicago Tribunal
pkrEorr, Nay Il, 1853.
UP-PTop. Fountain schr. .DauatIess.
DowE-Queen Of the Lakes Whitby. bunalo; eenf
Exctaogc L1stea, Gem. Prop. Buffalo struck Polns
Bank Reef She threw oser SO easre1a Of douf. and
other freight. Aad assired hesc lsskiaE.
, 1863-05-14

WEpEEsDAT EyESnl0, My y, 1868.
There Is no essential change in the market for
drugs. The trade report a fair business. We
, 1863-05-14
~ ouxc. OF THE MAILS AT IaE'
posi- OFFICE
SIMMER Arrangement.

Simmer AFEAAs6CAA1N o..
Th,. following gives the time Of closing naoS
and movement Of mail trains:
Eai2,rad1. Trains dpt N1nciose- IfMa,s'yn' .a,a m
Mich Sou s49s.m. s9a ~ 1i 1l:5P N e. * SIT. e:Mpm
1:t5p.m. 5:15p.m. e. Sal. ''1' p'"'
3tich Cen. 5.ts, 4 H. 11:Mp.M. e1. 5at. 49,
:: nam. 11:Do pm e1. sat * IKE u
7:15p.m. 5:15p m. ex sat ~! 9.,%p = p.m ~
P. & F.W.. I'D q. m. 11:00 pm c1-SA a:an -
-" i:15p.m. SIS pm ex. sas. "a SnPm 2 ~
s.st,n II, NJ nail S:a0p.m.
c.eS.w.. s:4:a.m ::1sa An. cz. Sun s@a e29, =, n.
- 6::Opm. s:30p.m. ez. Sun 6:50pm.
Milwaukee. s:!5a.m. ::i5a.m. =. sun. 1l:!saa.
Gal. s. Chi 9:0iam. ;:l5a~ul: &: sun. 6:oo an.
~ E1op.m. 6:30pm. ex. Sun. 3:55 In
Dixon 4, L, G00am. 7:l5a.m.ex. Snn. 6N0a,m.
s. s:31p,m. 6:30p.m. ex. Sat. G55 pm.
cB. O.. So an. ASP n: &: SIN. SO am.
sosp s,5pm sS9Pm n s1.sa1 Sat e:1sp'm. s:sop
GtOp,m. 6:30 pm. ex. Sat- 6:31 pm.
Chi. 4 Al. 90 am. 7:l5a-m. cx. Snn- 5:1 an.
IL Contra, sPm. sR sG9pm s5m s1 sas sisa@
1010pm. e:00 pm. ex sat. m.
Supplementary mails for Eastern cities and Can
ada, close daily Except Saturdays and snnays> at
Sis pm Letters for these mails must be deposited
In the chief clerks room up sass} after 5:1a p M
Mails fos California close daily, for the Overland
route, at ':15 an. Except sunda5s>.
Reliable Ranroad Time Table.
Hereafter trains will leave and arrive At Chicago,
as follows:
MICHIGAN cxsTRAI-pEPoT 1oo1 or LAKE s7AEB1.
Nail 1:Q0 8. m.
Detroit l. y. !. Express. sT:p a. N. ESQ p. H.
Night Express. t7:1s p. N. t7:ao s. N.
| AIcu. cxST.. cIsensAT1 AND LOUISVILLE LINE
Morning E1preee. es:::0 g. N. %l1:15 p. m
| Night Exprees. tt:15 p N. 1880 =. m.
MICHIGAN sorruzHS-roIzpo LITE.
Mai. 6:i0a N ss:15 p u
New York Express. "s:3u a. n. $3.50 p. n.
Night Express. ............ fs:lo H. 1850 q. N.
MICHIGAN EorTHERN-pETEotT LNE.
| E1prese $50 T. m. T:15 p. N.
Express Via Adrian....:.. +7:15 ?: N. t7:s9a- "a.
| cEc1SSAT1 A1R LINE.
Mail Train. "7:20 4 N. *t:A =. N
Night Express. .......... ts.30p H. tS:SD p. N
PIrrsnCEoH, roKr WAITE AND CHICAGO.
Day Passenger. *7:s0 4, m. "7+0 4. m
Valparaiso Aecom'n.-.... *s.3op.r n. 7:4oa N
1 u11So1s CENTRAL
Day Passenger. ss:3l a. N. ss;45 p n
Night Passenger. ..+t0.e0 .. n. s5:1a a. n
Kankakce Accommodation 500 p. n
hyde Pax Train .Gaoa- n. e ss:1 \ Z
.....--.. 'G:15 P. NJ *7:a5 ?. 4
CHICAGO AND ST: LOUIS.
Mall Passenger. *90O a. N. s9:10 p. I
SGet Joct and aaiESIEei wilmington ae- ''o0
CHICAGO AND ROCK ISLAND.
Day Express and Mall. SOTO a. N. s5:Dp z
Jolet Accommodation. .a:d3 ?. n ,s:5s ,s = Z Z
Night Express: fs:so ?: N. l6:15 s.
Day Express and Mall. $50 a. N. .6:isp. n
Night Express. s........-... ts:l5p. N. :s';n l. I
Accommodation n-......... $50 P. T. 1910 s. II
Trains will run as follows, on andaiter Scnda.
F1iton passenger. ..oooa.ra 3:8p. z
| FnlfoE Passenger. p. NJ 6:Oua Z
Fteerort Passenger ........o:e1s 5, NJ E55 .. 4
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