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, 1880-05-09
CHICAGO VS.. CINCINNATI.

NAltA1O Vs. NNCANNA14'
"A mixture OF rain, luck, and sharp manage
rnent combined to let the Chicagos out of what
.,--,,,,ead =, 10 a aoroor ,,aetoraav THO 1,ol
P'oml9ea " oe ue1e"1 lug .ueN
consisted IN having the rain stop the game three
times, and finally prevented the playing Of five
full Innings, 50 thar it counts as mo game
s1n,, stax1 .,o,e,a,,a,t ,v.s ~, tho nor+ ~
1ae e1lup nianaseeue "as y" uo w.. - ~
Anson IN taxing aosahtase OF the umpire LACE
"T1me" twice on account of rain, though the
..rr,an r,,,a haa ha.,, oho,,ehad md tho calling
e L. - S'41 ~ go ...e
o. game or Suspension OF pays no" lelI Gu
tircly to the unDfre's discretion. Anson was
entitled to some compensation at the hands
of Tho ,,m,,ra. ror that of1;c,a} VIM do,,htlesa
s. p p,, .e - ~ s:,".. 49, 49," >. s..a 80
meant wen. oat ne didn"t Know gave TWO
decisions dead against Chicago, one OF which IS
directly in violation of rule and precedent and
-. s ~ 80 i,so. nn.,, ..,as ,e;.;a.,s a, a.
@n es1of u 9oas"en.- ooen eaese oec1s'ons oi-
rectly resulted In giving runs to the visitors
That allowing Wright to take four bases on q
bull which lodged IN the netting at the top of
the rfght-ficld fence Is violation of the ground
rules, which limit q hit over the fence to two
bases. AT least ten times last year balls lodged
IN Inc netting, anu IN every Instance but two
, 1880-05-09
Lake Shore.,....
Canada Southem,..,
Michigan CeutTAI....
BOSTON.


Special Dfspatch to The Chicago Tribune.
BOSTON, b1ay 8.-The market this morning
Showed much activity, and the general feeling Is
good. The transactions were In several In
stances large, and more or less strength was
shown in all cinsses Of stocks. The railroads
TWO exceptions made advances Of from one to
three points. Little Rock isun the "boom once
more. and has rallied to ASK, when the Second
Hoard closed. 0gdensburg s. Lake Champlafn
Is Is feeling considerably better, and was sold at
III; Ell Eastern was m exception to the general
England to S3h. Atchison s. Topeka sold at LIZ,
81 Louis g. San Francisco second preferred ut
10, Chacago burlington s Quincy at l2ADE@34,do
FRACTIONS r. ct 2,E@2i315, Cincinnati s Sandusky at
a} Ta}}fe1loM, Fort Scott at 43@45, Chicago & West
Land stocks were firm and very active, with
no changes OF importance. Among the bonds
and securities Hartford s. Erie dropped still
lower, and large sales Were made ut 3t39QE}1al
and IS. The mining stocks, in sympathy with
tho rest OF the market, were for the most
part part strong, though in one or two cases there
present i: IS ditiieait fip1n to 0' form any ny
accurnte conjecture as to the immediate future
or Hartford & Erie 7s, which have cnused SO
much commOdon on the street during the past
best are of the opinion that they have about
reached their lowest point, but that their recov-
cry will be very gradual and that for several
weeks. ut least, they cannot possibly get above
FOREIGN.
LONDON, May 8.-Consols. 90 3-16; account,
80 5-18.
American securities-New IS, 104x; ms, 111h;
e. 1o9H: Illinois Central, 1904; Pennsylvania
29,l.
PARIS, May 8.-Rentes. s5f 45c.
, 1880-05-09

/ FLOUR-Was rather quiet, though there was some
demand for export nnd price changes were small
sales were reported OF S'5 bss winters, partly s0
l3s5 brls double extras partly S75: b.s rye
four on private TERMS Total 2G6 br1s. Export Aourx
In sacks were quoted ut t.7aSaW for extra and $50
S5.25 for choice do.
OTHER BnEADsTUFPs-Were firm. Sales we're re-
ported of4 cars bsan at s15D; mddlings ut $
&ld0o cars wheat screenings Sl0O0 so per ton
Coarse corn-meai was nominal at S140G per ton on
track.
| SPRING WHEAT-Was quiet and irregularly firm
er; next months deliveries advanced 7Sc and closed
nc above the latest prices Ut Friday. The British
coqptry markets were quoted shade dearer. and
cargoes drmer. though Liverpool wns quiet. There
was little change In New York, but hrm holders and
our receipts by rail larger besides the arrival OF
stx earE9es from Mi.Tnukee The bulk Of the trading
ped u ae aegees eag RE bnt hs seemed TO d.
onth fex sh5rts being aed ut az advance e. vhs its
1t slated that there is yet liz ine Of
nj, Msy sh954 oa sHd g WI int a
the re Ssa sa s9ms 1n the other hand think
*fsa sus of TReas meqe
Fensfni,y Z, nbSut g ac Heow round lots. closing At
siaisli sdsaafs$ *!is lei baek sSh 2 sIi!!s (.
aaxast t saa d ss aa Ky Ky yss9 2fS i; az
Ters rfp1rssa re 'sstr" "f S = by S" FL -
q %s; and 4,s0 bu oy sample at ssc&*Iol Totai
ssfed SS5s It q &: aSd ID 5se Se
s s sess ass and S s,sx
fha % rs4s
quoted rm but New YORK was dull. and receipts
Increase tho coming week while the Shipments Of tie
70
Their corn orr oysr n9 e 70 MfoSwtns months
ssaseaeY sSs Sss ef fTS s
pFlGG4. hut
s 9sa {se se E;s;
at had @ sSld at @ o premium eaEly Seller Nay sod earl:
@ Il $Ss ivy ssld $sa sS s'Gss
1ay Ss spSf tsa sas It @ &
s. Ssjfssss fssss S Z q = @ Ss G.
ma ear ess 1T Sc ~ tTee b. on board eafs
=. oA1S-Were Eather quiet and easier May avera9-
as sss;ss
With ee 81 sSpmeat, rae nd
ehanes n s,o1s cash 81 os
chiefly snnples we're aken for shipment May start
2pened at slssc OF to 2es and Closed o. It $95c,
fses @ ssei su S ssmes
"a ba white Il sSsc lee % On board Tots
IL =: sea Rs os.s
1t ths sss hss Is ox
w. e. Ts.ai i;S S b. so 'o BY '4"p0 at aes1' on
s"a 1 qn5et @ ana rmsr few carlo.s
tf saa he Rr1es sa% d%eRsnalag
4o M qx Sana as 70 n0ns 1f a.. q
tock Is gradually decreasing The specnia,Ve deaf I
sun Ss ss'5s ~ %ess Ss 81 81 $50 6a
, 1880-05-09

cations favor the chances Of at least average
crops Of grain"



HOG GPRoDUCTs-Were unusually uuiet, but aver.
aged af1ner. being offered sparingy on lighter de-
nand Liverpool reported ID decline In lard but the
local hog market was stronger. The summer packing
or this city TO date Is reported 900 hogs against
Aa00o do same date last ycar
MESS PoKK-Advanced Sc per brl from the latest
prices OF Friday and closed steady ut ahou. $o5 for
round lots spot Or seller the month, sln0@1n071s
seller June. and sl11s@1o7f seller July Sales were
reported OF IS brls spot 5O brls seller June ut
slam9lal1 and 1880 brls seller July at $1QlQaloaQ
Total, 1865 brls.
LAhn-Was dun till after midday then improved
ABOUT &c PEI !ulbs under fair dctnand and closed
TINE nt Aiso f9r round lots spot seller the month
HtSAsto.ta seller June, and $G9o9GE4 seller July.
se!es & ws5e 81 re- reported of so tcs seller May et as9
seller july nt sG.s734GGal Total, Ii,i50 tcs, ~
MEATS-Were inactive In local futures for the first
time IN several weeks but there way moderate ex-
R1r6 nf M ful previous prices Sales
long cle.rs at g iii l boxes long md short clears
r. 9 s1Isftw; n !6s short rbs at I'll D boxes do
At boxes do Wiltshires SCI ind rs tcs swect
picked hams Mt SIC for l4-lb averages Short ribs
seller July. closed nominal at s6.l09G12k.
, 1880-05-09

a general order just issued by Mr. 7. ]. Potter.
Assistant General Manager of the Rurlns ton.
announces that Anderson, Ia. on the Nebraska
CITY, Sidney l. Northeastern Branch, will be
opened as a billing station Monday, May 10, 1850.
4 meeting of managers Of Western roada rvus
held ut the Grand Pacific Hotel yesterday for
ne purpose OF devising ways and means by
wnich the troubles about the passenger rates to
we're present J. c. McMuliin. Alton: T.
J. Potter, Burlington: R. Il. Cable Rock
1slana: and 9; e. Wheeler, Northwestern.
vas decided to hold h meeting jointly with fhe
General Passenger Agents Of the various roads
satisfactorily and get the Passenger Agents to
enter into new agreement that will be more
to the various roads than the old
one.
, 1880-05-09
PORT OF CHICAGO.

Stmr Chicago Aanitowoc. sundres
| St1nr Muskegon, Muskeyon, sundrjes
pprop prttp 9Ghn T,n rrldgegn. Jr- Bay City, suit
MefiefEsT f EsIna.n ~ !fSg @
t5s hsa;$ hfssss :!ssiss ss9ss;
prop TTaeer, While Lake. ast; snu'sies sunde.es'
prop T. Joseph, Muskegor lumber
yS ek!SSfipa saaasIts saaa ballast
Eel sesSP e. J. i " Si5ss SSn1ef M1its daSs sa
s 1ss:1 ssis:n, nos
schr r 2s,ilwa1kee ~ Belle Greea by. railroad ties
sset @sS:fss si Cd ssss s@sssd 5ss:
ST: S$s.;sa hs4;s sSs; ss 1s!''Ssa s'
Sssf yps i . eSy@s GS9eiaaay say s1st Sy. lumber
esr Sef?Rs sa hSSataxfeS Saes Hasa !ugesr 5ass
$sss Es3Sas ssi9Fs ast 5aSs; TsS lumber
Sehr Sas- Ea.le T @ Wing: Aenoininee. lumber.
ssE 4:tss f!ss' Ms.'S;* RsRS ssFsi
Setr sehr !. : Parker Muskeson. lumber
as'e! as"'i:*f ianSss a%se
ssSr ssSF Ii Il Temoo m0cas4 MSllsnd a1saa ties
sehF E. EstY AanP@oc AannPes ca!59aa ~
schr Adirondack, AusSeson, lun.ner
sssT ssF Gsco3;a Gces%Staat %s1Is,1s hIaa,nf5Sa
Sch SehE Midland Kover: Midiand. Ice.
ss5r Gha1e@ fols ia!ep. 1GHsef i!ess
schr K Simmons aasE anstexon. t1.iona ion1bes ees.
cLEA1tAScEs.
sehE Sch 6; Hlbbard: Frankfort
schr 7. u. Stanton, Manistee.
sehr sesr AAsa!s5; Ann asias hon,aGas; naalaston
SehI sar Niiwankee neiie. bark River. =
, 1880-05-09
BALL GOSSIP

1t would do Mr.. Bradley no harm to read up o1
the rules, especially as regards rain and tht
penalty Of runner obstrncting fielder in tht
act Of fielding II bali.
A very truthful and excellent group OF the
eleven players comprising the Chicago team OF
1es0 has been photographed by Robinson s. Roc
Of No = Garlz st rect
The first game for the amateur championship
OF the city was played Wednesday between the
Ecl9ords and Em1nctts. resulting in victory for
ue tormcr BY score Of Il to II.
Capt Clapp, OF the Cucinnatis was caught out
on me ruin rule yesterday. and allowed Anson
to eet away with play that probably prevented
1oe visitors from scoring II victory.
Mr.. Hubert hoped to have had the diamond
anu iu-fitld covered throughout with new sod
oeforc the chica4os got back from Cincinnati
ttn ~. nc contractor failed, and with the excep
nave to do for the season.
Inc Evanston University nine is composed as
1sotto~s; Dwight, e.: Emyrc, p; Rollin, / b.;
Pinmn;er fnaw; q; bsShe T.; 9. Y. Foster, s. s.;
WIN this nine n. W e. t.tes into the contest for
tue silver bali and expects to win
Flnt.s arm seems not to have wholly gotten
League xA.nts has nut been uT II, last vo.r'e
MARI. But the visitors had best not presume
III i1en On tnat circumstance. His arm will be
~ eAo"kn ~ oeao ou mnay a man at secoud.
Anson says the series of three pames p,oro7
IN Cincinnati were the best Games h. c,ar s!..
and be predicts trouble for some OF tho Fas1ar, ~,
teams II the cinclnnntis keep up to that s1and
ard OF playing. Whether they will or NOT is
quite another question. On the subject of heinz
pitched out on the first four balls delivered ~
nti nm y mlll White in the first game. .Anson is
saa eanaia enough 70 own that the umpirtng was
excellent, and that the calling Of the four bulls
was right and proper. He thinks, however. be
made matters .'us.out even" before he rnt
through with Mr. Whites pitching.
The postponed game Of Yesterday will be !
played tomorrow. and the third of the Chicago
series with the Ciucinnats on Tuesday Tie |
C1nctnnans were under engagement to play in
Dubuque to- morrow, but the League constitu- |
ZION is mandatory in requiring postponed or tie |
games to be played on the next succeeding day, !
excepting Sundays or days required for travel /
game. President Hubert last evening looked |
up the law on the subject. and. though perfectly
|At5sded to play the postponed game on Wednes-
, 1880-05-09

Commissioner J. ". Mfdgley announces that
after this date the railroads in the Southwestern
Railroad Association will charge the following
prices on shipments carried by all-raH routes to
destination. from st. Joseph, Atchisou, Leavcn-
worth, md Kansas City:
On business to Buffalo-To Chicago, IS, GO, AS
=. g. 25h. 20, 25,9. 25l 365<; to El.st St Lou
Is 20, IS, 2, liz, lGK. 20, 1s,z, l31, LIZ, 1a,4, 49,
Qn business to Pittsburg or Wheeling-To
Ch'eago, g. 90. H = Is 19H. 251s Is. 25tz;
l6H, 20 20. ~'
In case any Of the above rates are less than
the local rates established by the Association to
mississippi River points or Chicago, they shall
apply only on business destined to the points
above named.
The rate per 100 pounds On lumber westward
bound should be a4 cents from Toledo to Mis-
souri, River points.
The rates on coal-oil per barrel in car-lots, in
same tariff, should be made to read; From To-
ledo, 81 IS: Chicago $1.10; Peoria, 10 cents; and
St Louis IS cents per barrei
The rate per 100 pounds on ninth-class east
ward bound should be Is cents to Chicago.
, 1880-05-09
BEECHER ON INGERSOLL.
The Peoria Inddel Finds a Friend in
The Person OF the Great BROOKLYN

the Person of the Great Brooklyn
Divine.
BRooKLrS, N. F.. May S. Robert InRer-
soil, said Mr. Beecher, at Plymouth prayer
meeting lust evening, lis not saint. but there
is not man on the Continent, / suppose, to
whom he would not gye his hand, after putting
not personally acquainted with him. suppose
tnts TO be bis disposition. and yet he kicks over
the New Testament and the whole Bible, He
them, but bis whole nature couples him with his
1elo"-bctn3s and this marks him rs Chris
Ian Ian. say that the man who holds to the New
the street when men need help and sympatby.
- - aq inndel He is orthodox for the nuside OF
nc nloie put an fndel for the inside. Those who
mem are absolutely infdei. and men who do this
infidel'' AA VIVA 1Ao pAIeot1s'y
, 1880-05-09

TIE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY. Cures Leu
Gorrhea. Painful Meustruauon Uicernuon 0vartan
Disease* all diseases known Female Weakness
Esea IN England Tor years Periodical and ReEu-
l41ing l1ii Sold By al Druggists everywhere Price.
Of poztaXe. securely *ea1ed. -.
The GRAY MEDICINE CO,
Mechantcs Block, Detroit, Mich.
wholesale Agents f'r the United States.
- Pamphlets sent free. II
Sold tn Chicago By Eli utugxtsta
VAN sCHAaACK; STEVENSON i CO., Agents,
8 and VI Lake-st, corner UeafbQka
, 1880-05-09

Earned runs-Chicago, l; Cincinnati. 0.
IWo- base hfts.-Clapp G}. Wright. Gore, Burns.
f,ist riFst oase on balls-Corcoran and Dalry.nple
F.rst base on czTors-Cincinnnti 4; Chicago, /.
Lett on bases Cincinnati, s; Chicago, g.
Kelly. Flint - 0'0~' $1,000
hails caifed-On Corcoran. 60: on Purcell, 90.
Passed balls-Fl;nt, . 80
Wild Pitche$-PurceIl.l l.
Uuplre-Rrudley,
, 1880-05-09
4 Pew Showers, Which the Crops and
the Chicagos Needed Very
Much,
Is the Latter Thereby Escaped What
Seemed Certain to Be De-
feat.
Boston and Providence Beaten Yes
terday by Troy and Wor-
cester.
Cleveland Victorious al Buffalo-Wofcester
Now Leads the Championship List.
TIE CHAMPIONSHIPS.

at the close of the first nineteen games
played for the League championship, Worces-
ter, the only newcomer In the party, has OBJ
tained lead, having won four and lost one
game. The Providence team. the present cham
pions, are on level with the Boston, Troy, and
Buffalo, with two won and thrceSiost~ Chicago
is second. with three won and one lost: Cleveland
third. with three won and Two lost: and CfncIn-
matt brings up the rear, having won but one
game out Of four The standing Of the different
raams il as follows:
, 1880-05-09

70 artfsts,--to persons Of mnsic,, .o
eaa Judgment who have confidence IN t5se tbsfe
feeomme1daton dGme1sGn plane carries its s owa
matchless tones, ~' aet1oo and
, 1880-05-09
COMMERCIAL.

The following were the receipts and shipments
Of the leading articles of produce in this city
during the twenty-four hours ending at o'clock
Saturday morning, and the corresponding Lime
last wear:
, 1880-05-09

NEW ORLEANS. May 5.-The louisville & NASH
vile Railway Company assumed control to-day
OF the New Orleans & Mobile Road. The Mobile
route is now added to the Southern roods orar
ated by the Louisville Company. ~f~1
, 1880-05-09
NEW YORK.

/
-, SEw " fohK' May s-corroS-Dun at II 13-1ea
iu1ures quiet: May 1L65c June. 1LGsc: July
ll.'sc: August H-S5c; September. II III. 0c+oha,
uNc; November, W1Gc; December 1o;5c
rLoGA-Quiet: receipts, E,Uu brls: .,,nerAna cto+,
Ana W estern, Aula+S5; common to rood ertro e.
@+A; good to choice. 5uus7 90; white Bhent ertr,
ss.oeo<; extru Ohto Sa004G75 St Louis 81 Hla7 m.
-hlnnesoia patent-proccxs, $GiUa9D
oAAls-Nheat firm; receipts, l77nD bu. nn1,osod
spstuE, sI15: No. . Milwaukee, s114; uneru,ed rad
s,asesisO; No. do. *Lalel:u4; unyrndcd amhar
s-.s no. do, sleS; unxraded white 81 xta1 q. NJ
10. *l:f4ael3A: No. , red, May slaoa1 a1.x. lima
<l-.ss4-2'1s' July. sLH}@9ll5. Corn Cash heavy.
inanTes ii1 ar receipts. y bu: ungraded 4sls@;a
heavy hs ~ 2ecsn' N.Y. Z June ajy 4s 9ass
"4tte Western. E<s D;xc. ~7''A"' et@aoc'
AAf-Active Hnd ur1u at .nc
1totS-Qutet and unchanged.
rt,tnt ssst Es-LOuee HOminaily unchanrpd arov.
asses ouiet oui nr; I'M 1a,r to- good refining ac No
6Hs n; ~; *, fenned. 51sc. '''se' esaoe'
lALLoW-sttndy IND unchanged.
KEsIS-NominafIy unchanged
ItRPENT1SE-Dull ut 3lGIJli{c
EGGs-Numinnlly unchanged
Rin 1sna ,ip' nemock aoe. Buenos Ayres and
pulled ;ass 3:c nnwashed, isaf;c; Texas isac
neT M 9utst but steady; oId mes.
mfses mSni steaay pnz :a clear ps shoTs cisnr Gnl
HtTTEn-Dnll: -D Western, Hale
-Sominai 1t sii1a sisi'e' II:
INK &C. inoa iake sSgRsr q1tet; sheath
Ap*sis sheetinx isc Saiis-cat cssdis; ssisso eso eSe5
, 1880-05-09
BUTLER d. DETROIT.

Special Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune
ADRIAN, Mich, May IA published ANALYSIS
of the subscription made to secure a connectton
with the proposed Butler & Detroit wing Of the
Wabash Road shows 43i notes given in sums
ranging from IS to $4,000, the whole amounting
10 s55,4a The Committee will now proceed to
secure the requisit right Of way.
, 1880-05-09

DUBUQUE, Ia, May a--Albert Keep, President,
and Marvin Hughitt, General Manager Of the
Chicago g. Northwestern Railway, will leave
Chicago next Monday evening to mike tour of
inspection over the Chicago, Clinton, DUBUQUE
y Minnesota and the Wisconsin Valley Railroads
ana bEanchos, with view of leasing or pur-
chasing the properties OF these Important roads.
, 1880-05-09
By TELEGRAPH.
49," AokiA4
SDetfdi IH4nnffh Ia 1,hs chIa.a. q

| cpeetdt ufsputch to The Chicago Tribune
NEW YORK, May S.-After yesterdays close I,
was hoped to-day would witness a further ad-
vance in stocks, but with the covering of shorts
| the support the market received wus due ony
TO manlpulatnrs to enable them to put ont n
further line on the short Side The opening of
the mafket.was steady p,1t very dull, and the
market became weak almost tmmedjateiy The
market was heavy all day, and at the close de-
cdedly weak. with most Of yesterday g
sharp gain lost The appearance of the
pank statement at noon fuied to help
the market, notwithstanding the gain was
nearly $300,0W in the reserve In fact. the
GIeatesI weakness was after the bank statement
was made up. Liquidation for the long account
iss going on daily. and there is no buying among
Tue oMtslde public. Erie, Ohio, Northern Pacific
anu western Union were the weakest stocks
win less support to the Grs,nycrs than has been
observed. There was little Borrowing demand
ior STOCKS To-day, and no great short interest
graphed, the outlook is decidedly for lower
prices on the general list.
10 The tFtsteF71 associated Press.
NEW YORK, Nay 8-The stock market opened
sLrong, and prices advanced Il to "a pcr cent
out subsequently reacted 4 to 2 per cent, Chi
cago, ss' huntington Quincy leading both the nd
facihc was marked exception to the general
market, selling down from Is to 217s and closing
at the lowest figure. During the ufternooi3
speculation wns weak and irregular, but in the
nnal dealings there Wus a fractional recovery
me - greatest activity was in Eric, coal shares,
stocks.
GO Governments quiet, but generally firm and
nlt!her for some issues.
hailroad bonds irregular.
, 1880-05-09

F,of.nfy feeble lungs against winter b1aata -,.,
Pixies Toothache Drops cure rel In one @ ,,.nx..
, 1880-05-09
OTHER GAMES.

BOSTON, Mass, May s.-T1oy, Z; Boston, 0.
WORCESTER, Mass, May 8.-Worcestcr, 10;
Providence, S. y
BUFFALO, N. r., May 8-Geveland. 6: Bnffa-
o,3.
, 1880-05-09
THE UNION TRUST COMPANY BANK,

Northeast corner Madison aud Dearborn-sts,
Receives savings deposits allows interest On same
ut the rate OF ~ per cent subject to the rules OF the
bank. GIN. WILSON, Cashier
, 1880-05-09
RIC0RD'S VITAL RESTORATIVE

sT per cent Of the human 5aee are vetims 70
uon VIII be fnlly cnrrt,borated by every Intelligent
pnsse,an The principal causes producing this disease
.@ntn @ Or cxcessea Some OF The common
INC h1k disposition TO avoid society iauguor: goomy
inItnoGlnRs, mental Distress nervous debility ano
~ reaSGtInfra IN femaes>. ebtatinR dreams &c !Et
ckd OF this grnat ev!l. Secret hnhs are the result
oI Ignorance The medical profession has been almost
Gmnaly NEGLIGENT or retcent about these things as
sane asy!ums amply attcst
mere is well known princpaIn animal phys1oto@S1 @
at no vital action take place except through tas
4ny @ oEEan Is weakened, then that organ ls weak
anere T remedy In the reach OF ALL one that ~ ~
5000 the test for over half a century. Dr. Rcords
dnrsed BY the Academy OF Medicine in Pnrts m tn
dahie specific for the contains phosphoras
cansharides. or other poison: Is purely vEGErAHLE
;asaFessed pill md can al BE- III Of EesassoF Co.
9is rue K!eheeu. Paris .FEancel or Of Dr.. hfowa
a;sesmond sole agent for the q. s. Singer Budin: M @
q Louis, Mo-. box Of 100 pills, s. box Of a. & sers
" mai upon receipt OF price,
- CERTIFICATE
rAK1s- July Is, 1S'-19 Rue de Ia Paix-A Mr. E. L.
Mty-Ehree years old. had been widoweF TWENTY-FIVE
years nervous tempe snment; had suffered for thirty
yenIs wtth sPermnrOfEatca+ and for ten years Wiz
years he tried every known remedy without any ben
Vital RESTORATIVE. After four months he disconr-
nine months he restored to fnu health and viRor
-Rot married and has two dne children
Nut =! t49 patients treated u were cured Htnnl ~
mani ~ II x weeks 10 oetwcsn .To and t6Ies 6'es
months. Dix I'D FERIGORD.
Medicine de Ia Hospital Charity.
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
VAN sCH4ACK. STEVENSON : CO., Chicago. Ill
nj JfRAj In 4rFnFr$A Ft.r tH 1t1 r ~.
, 1880-05-09

me s19pf or youth given to the aRed and In
Atn ny using Hop 8ittcrs. Try it. 49,
, 1880-05-09
MIIWAITKEE.

Special Dfspatch to The Chicago Trfbtt,1k
MILWAUKEE. May 3.-The wheat market bas baen
quiet again to-day. and tho uctuation of yaiues nm
Important. June opened ut sl.1U56 this morning 4c
higher than ut the close yesterday ind this was the
1avorit option all day It closed sI1 The rccent
keen demand for MnY wheat has disappeared nna On
tnis account the marketfs depressed
The favorable reports from abroad nnd from the
n9s @ srxefe H. sn,ck Of wtleAt In store to-ny II
:Gg4tN AGAINST 2sliU0J year ago, and Ii; IN 1ya
anere - m unusually active business the bn1Es nt
r. % a.,:g hu. asntnst x3tH, receipts Keeu11intt
III. 9tatem&nt: '' AA7 eue AoHo"-
market has shown considerable excitement
m Il Y; ls regards May wheat which sold M f1E
,s g. sG viSaE rnE:ag The rapid advance cash wheat
ut,rx ~ Stoppen ne shipping demand, ud spec
ns, nnGeFanty &c as 70 the future operations OF the
mMfket M, and here Is nearly nl owned by the enmn.
9no GpetatoEs are Eenerully disposed TO Snt fnrthsr
feetIn ~ rn5Aans AMnnnsh there seems 70 be growing
month and June Foreign advices hive BEEN mnrs a,ls
aXatn @ appearing in New Y0rk' 1 o'"1'"ene "1e
!GGeaeks Hc of wheat for the week ending rndov
wecs wecs G x.S a bu' aSatnst $4,000 the correspondny
ana iocll milling was 41U TO bu 49, o"'p1aen1
, 1880-05-09

farents do not use vile drugs or nost,,,,,4 =.
your families, but use pure Hop Bitters aas N
, 1880-05-09

Delicate females find Malt Rittera ro.,.,~,,
strengthening. and purifying. "oa1'sainS.
, 1880-05-09

Schr Laffinier, BuNa1o, $3.50 bu uh-.,
Schr Halstead. Bunn1o, Nm bn rnrT
Scnf MARY Lyon. Buffalo. 2. 800 bo cnrn
ffop Oela"aze. Erie. 8. .oW bu corn. ana sn,...
, 1880-05-09

Knowles Insect Powder Gun Ia by far the est
, 1880-05-09
;r,fe{df pfr

Special Dispdteh to The CHICAGO Tr{bxnx,
BUFFALO. NY. May ay8-Arrivals-Propeiets Porter
and Chamberlain. grain, Detroit: propellers W f.
W2ukee. @' ~
Clearcd--Propellers ". T. Graves and Morley:
sch9oner 5 % G. " Adams Toledo; schooner Sea Cub.
9uette: schooner W. S. Crossthwuite, coal; c. b.
Jones, and Old Concord Chicago: schooner +. II.
Canal Fretehts-Firm, nt ~ on wheat 4 cent.
on corn: ana W cents on onts to New York; Pine
1moer TO Albany, $.91 per 1u0 feet, nnd s. to New
f9rk; slaves to New York. tl.75 per ton
Canal lshlpment4-EEl465b bushels xrafu.
, 1880-05-09

furceu out for 0bstrucIing fielder. :"
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Cincinnati n . n . . a
Chifarp n q = -