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FIRST DEPARTURE FOR THE STRAITS
At an early hour this morning the stcan.-barge
Garden City, Capt. Shaver, will leave Chicag o
for Alpena. Capt. Shaver has on two previous
occasions been n,Dong tho first to pass through
thoStraits md that within n few hours nfter the
Ice broke up Evidently, he expects to DO the
same thing this season.
LAKE FREIGHTs,
Mr. C. j. Kershaw, Of Milwaukee, WIS In tho
city Yesterday, and while here chartered the
Union Line propcIlcrs Wavcriy and B. ".
Blanchard to load $1,000 bushels of wheat ut
Milwaukee for Buffalo OF a through foreign
rate for Cork and orders. Tho masters or these
propellcrs will urr1ve hero tomorrow, and
expect to have them ready by "Wednesday To
1caye for Milwaukee. Tomorrow the Union
Line propeller James Fisk. Jr.. will proceed to
an elevator here and take on cargo Of oo.oeo
6pseT Of 2s ukes feTeSa oas s
from Muskcgon to Chicago ar cents apiece
DAMAGE Br COLLISION
Friday afternoon tho tug e. W. Gardner had
her rail. one stanchion, anu inner ana outer
quicliwork Oh the port quarter broken by cotn-
Inc in contact with tho quarter OF the schooner
lied Wing, Just below Cs1rx street bridge.
The new steam barge Albert Spper marked
her tirst entry into Chicago t,arbor By damaging
the cabin und breaking the jibboon of the scow
Fiiicitous. The accident occurred while she was
moving up the South Branch Friday
OUT in tho luke yesterday the schooner iron
sides struck Il heavy cake OF ice, and ionlins
the schooner Ceccliu carried away the lhtter
jbt,oo1n. The damage wis done IN making UP i
tow OF tho two schUoner5.
JOrTISGS.
The cautionary signal was at the peak Tester-
day afternoon and Inst night
Yesterday the propeller MESSENGER >,ia'a. nnu
Brothers large ry-dock, and the schooners T.
G. Gardiner and Kate hlnehnn m went f 10. nnf
c5nrnctnr and the Gardiner is TO receive iron
fastening to the extent Of five OF six tons, IN
order that she may come up to the requirements
Tho srhnoner Willie Loutir WAS among the ar
riynls from Grand Haven yesterday. during
rhe past winter the Loutit hns received new aeGk
frame and deck. some new stuucnlohs. F'ili;
niankshirc, bulwarks, and cabin. The vessel
nnu lcnka rs good A9 new.
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Special Dispatch to The Chtco1o 7ribune-
P0nr D,LIoCsIE, April 30.-The following yes
scls passed up to-.iuy to be ready for the OPEN
ing of tho canal on Monday: sehooner5 Defiance
and Jessie Drummoud, prupellers Scotia and
Lincoln, all light, fur Chicago: schooner Mystic
Star, baricy. for milwaukee,
STURGEON BAY.
Special Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune.
STURGEON BAY. April NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Pierrepont-
C1eared-Tng John Leathern with q lumber
laden scow for Chicugo; schooner B. Parsons.
ties.
CLEyELASD.
Special Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune.
CLEVELAND, O., April D.-ClenrAnces-Pro-
peler Iron Age, Milwaukee, coal; schooner
SIcFea. Chicago, coal.
coal to Chicago, 81 free.
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ALL.

For Tie Chiclqo Tribune,
Bend 10 my face IT sou love me yet:
: Kiss me ueain till my lips shall glow.
nor suy that Life is one long regret
4 winter blight with its ri1l'c and snow
If He'll were half what our love mi9ht be,
One-half as sweet as this one last kiss.
would quenct the life thar was born IN me,
And bartcr my soul for an hour like this.
But there's nothing beyond this life, my love;
There's never Heaven or Hell. sweetheart,
There is nothing beyond. nor below, nor above
This life Is the whole, tn Its every part.
Ill live for to-day, with its wreath Of bliss
'Tis sweet enough il Love be given
He'll is when Love is denied its kiss.
To-day is the whole-Life, He'll. and Heaven.
APRIL. 20, 1851. AVIS GRAf'
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route III opposition to the Star Line, the River
si.!c taking the GuZclie'S river route.
The stcilm-harge Iron Duke passed up ut :
O'clock To- Dirht Trlul Cleveland with cQ1l.

route Ill opposition to the Star Ltne, the ftvcr-
si>!c taEiu:. the GaZele's river route.
o'clock to- night from Cleveland with COAL
LAUNCH AT s1AS1rowoc.
Soecial Dfspatet. Tile Chicago Tribune-
MAS1TowoC, Wis, April GA large barge, in
tended for the lumber trade, WIS launched
from the yard Of Eaud & Burger this afternoon.
She was built by them for the Menom-
inee Barge Line Company. at IL cost OF $35,0o0.
T. feet hold She bears tho mime H. 4. Carpen-
ter. This ,nakes the sixth barge OF tho same
size that Rand l. Burger have built within two
orthrce gears. She has the appearance Of belne
a very fine craft.
TIE PEORIA.
Special Dtspatch to 1ne Chieoqo Tribune
STURGEON Bar. Wis. April .A.-The tugs
Bney's Harbor, where they had been attempt
ing the release Of tho schooner Peoria. Con-
siderable lumber yet remains In the hold OF tho
vessel, Aud men are now engaged in taking It Ill
out. When this Is done no trouble IN pulling
her OF the reefis anticipated The Tillsou will
90 there again Tomorrow.
wELLASD CANAL
Special Dispatch to The Chicago Tribttnt-
PoRT CoLnol:SE, Ont. April So-Thc Chief
Engineers Of the canal are here to-day. and the
work urnsnl tho locks are being pushed along
ns rapidly us possible. They are very quiet
ubour tho opening Of the cnuaI here. and II
Is hard to iitid out tho exnct time. but it Is
the canal opened on tie ID or Sd OF May
CLEVELAND NOTES
sptctal Di5latch to The Chicago TrIbuns
CLEVELAND. April D.-The steamship Lyon
madc trias trip this afternoon.
The schooner Kin9fsher WIS abandoned 10
tho underwriters to-day. Measures will im-
ucdiately be taken to yet her OH.
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NEW YoRK. April 5l-CoTTOS-Uu1 and easter
10 t1-IC@ 10 l5-Gc futures steady; May, 109c June,
l056c; July, l0.G5c August, l02c September, 10s;c
October, l0l2c; November, 1lGc; December, nusc;
january, lQ12c.
FLouR-1icavy; rccects, LOCO brs: exports 26,ou
brls; super State Western, a75+:5 common to good
extra, A.i}ai.D; EoOd to choice. $5.ONaG75; white
wheat extra, saG0ttGu0; extra Ohio. A.453I75; ST.
Louis, si.5tai7j; Minnesota patent process, $Gtas
GKA1S-Whcat opened heavy and lower and closed
nrrner; receipts, 15suU bu; exports lt,0O bu; un-
graded red. sl.1om12tf; No. do $l2oai Fl steamer
mixed winter, <l.?s: uarnaed white, *lEll y; No5
six:SSi:3; MaY si5l5sfsi...36: June, *LlasfNElsrs
July. s!:lsEL1sG. Corn lower a.g by; sx-
sten,ncr. 5slxeR|Hc No. :9t<1:: No :: Anrit. tska
I'll: Muy. 5G@5;4c; June. 5i5tc: July. 5dsa54c: Onts
stronger and ratner quiet; receipts Soo bu; Western
ond Western 14Gl:,c: Ncn York State. l39Iic.
GHOCEl1ES-Cutfee dull and weak; ITO cHrEoes lyg
KIT Hfn,; intr to good refining, 47 l'c- slolasses
quiet but stcudy. Rice quiet and UNCHANGED.
pETltoLEuM-Quiet. but steAdy ;lnd unchanged.
TAlLOw-Stcady and UNCHANGED.
TCnpENrISE-Somsnaliy unchanged. +,
LEATnEK-steady: hemIock sole. Bucnos Asses,
and RIO Grandc light middle and henry weight, 2sso
WooL-Quiet but steady: domestic fleece. 32@45c;
pulled ~: rnwashsd: !etEs; @ Iexns; M ttnc ;S;s u,
new do quoted Ut S17.;s. Beef quiet but ir1u. Cat
meats ilrnler and qusct long cienr tulddts9c; SNORT
du, 94c. I-utd nrm and fairly active; prime stcnm,
HCrTER-Dull and weak. 1la27c
CaEEsE-Quiet and unchan1ed.
METALS-luet, but trim and uncharged
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SPR!NG-FEVER.

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Spfing-1cVer! 1ls ~ oul puuGs.
Uuf JOINTS. ou1 nerves ouI olaltts.
~ ram Nou!d ureA!n u uo'nts h"usn''
~. Or ly1ne on ho@eIy s.nhs ~. le ,,,,,g
MIN large atnounts ~ catSu sv II. o.uel @ u...h9-
me eleclric vlEor OF tne nlntet sooe'
1nc ehtlre pclng Is re1aaeo'
l5ut am SO 41zs
"eiEn tommy lces aEo tuops ~ tct1o'
i1molt1on, teo, IS uea.i. x,..+o,o
"ouA ut'ou tuc sta1ts " ~ usLus stt d"
anu ultan, ol lAt1cI celsV ~ eu!un A. ,r,r,-
II "cnraes Wc 70 sGc an AciIec 'itas! u. ~. t,
would we're : clouu-a iazs, loa,,'s eAoou~
DrItlne ~ IAl1olll " tle Gtl'ps .@t- III .,,a,no
= oozeh tinEs ousat to w Atc "'i "uoone'
-U~casy "orA. ~
my arc we cursed our ures.u 10y ~ tT eata t.;,9
~ luis tterna!: ceasetss tolttu - so'''
How weary, 1l1at. anu sta!e y s1!Ic III! .,,o,a
ENen oeel OF stronger i!uiu . tAls III" ~ ieAo
, 1881-05-01


NEW YORK.
NEW YORK, April 30-Governments we're un-
changed.
Railroad bonds fairly active, but irregular.
State securities dull.
The stock market was irregular at the OPEN
ing, and in early dealings prices declined i toe
Alton Terre Hautc, New Jersey Central, and
Delaware, Lackawanna s.. Western being mos1
prominent In the decline. At the first Bonrd
speculation became strong in tone, and prices
took IN upward turn. tho entire list participnt-
ing i'd the Improvement which ranged from 4
to 81, New York Elevated, Metropolitan Ele-
waited, and conl shares leading the upward move
meut- After midday there was reaction of Il
to VI, tho latter In Iron Mountain, but at the
second Board tho market ugain became strong.
and under brisk purchases an advance was re-
corded, ranging from = to ~, Granger proper
tics, trunk line, conl stocks. Union Pacftic, .lnd
St Louis i: Snn Francisco cou1mon being most
conspicuous thereu- The market closed strong
md GENERALLY ut or about tho bestflgures OF tho
day. Northwest preferred. which closed ycstcr-
day at IL. hid, sold up to III.
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Special Dispatch to The Chicago 1r1oane

Special Dtspateh to The Chicago Tribune.
AxuEKsrnUnG, Ont, April 3.-The tug boo1n
took the schooner ". I. Preston to Toledo yes
terlay. The Preston was loaded with ralleond
iron from Lake Ontario ports ana was canen1 ~
.ne, ;oo INN in Pfpeon Day last fall and wintered
here. The Booth towed Cossack from Toledo 10
take Huron to-day ,,. ..,
it is reported that John r Giark W. JILL pIL ,,r LUZ
, 1881-05-01

.DIVINE SERVICES, AND TIE MIN
IL ts:crs who conduct 1tem. Religious services
will be held to-day at lhe following churches:

| n1V1NE SEllN ICES, AND TIE MiN-
will be held to-day at sle following churches:
PRESBYTERIAN.
TIE REV. llEtsE1GS Jo1LSsoS p T., Ply Wlh1; N
S"psrior-zts.. Sgas !. IT, nior',sns: mad evening"
THE ItEy: $: + w1sMAKn IL tNl,l rKEACIlEs @ MORN.
nS nna sTsT sa II H. rum
PROF. FRANKLIN W. FISH. p. D.. PREACIIES
this 9rnnx IN The fess GAn;sh co1nss iaaana s
rice Mt tiailrond chapel; l conducted BY T.
,ns and evening IN ':aupbel Park Church. 1eavtt-
st., ncur HARMON
T1if; REV. 4: ". PATTERSON. n: D.: WILL
m9na ssssaa Gaareh Meseg
eren1G service. -...-:
THE I:Ev.J: u. wonMA1. p.p, WILL PREACH
1t tlle Eighth chCr:h. 'Vashi4-ton and Nooa5-sts.
Tlir: REV. \. +: :KlTernkpGE WILL. PREACH AT
the Third Church Ashland and osdcn Morning 5,r
Evening A,a subject; "rnrab'e OF the iach Nan and
TIE REV. .11ESEY r. MILLER WILL PREACH
morning and evening in the sixth Church. corner
md nnt cvenins a il ID ;s wslsh church onfoe
TIE REV +. G. oGGEl rREAcHEs MORNING;
snd evening in the Westminster Church. Peoria and
PROF. FRANCIS l.. PArToS. n. D.. LII: D.
preaclc. morning md e7enl!,e at the Jefferson Park
Church. Throop and Ade'Fs-sts
THE REV. II. N. COLLISION WILL PREACH
morning md evening u .hs EHi'erton I,l, Asenue
ShJs satjcss "sfi fSoss e ;s"
m xsd;ss Il s iss Snp1e6 saprs
mon ulld Adams-sss-
BAPTIST.
THE REV. JOHN 0SGMAN BREACHES MORN
ing evening at the ftsst swedish Church. on Oak,
TIE IsEy. MiL MEY1E. Will PREACH MORN
dixie and liuron-sts- -.
THE REV j. Il. sUNTu puEACHEs MORNING
and evening at the First Sor ttan Church, Noble and
Ohttt-sta .....
THE REV. &C. Lo1:lstEIa y. D. WILL PREACH
Mt the First Church. South fsTk-1y- and Thirty
st.. morning and evening"
THE REV. ". NJ LAWRENCE WILL, PREACH
morning ind evening at tho Second Church. Morgan
nnd Monrue-stz ......
THE REV. E. Il. ALBERT. D. D.. WILL PREACH
ut the Fourth Church, Washington and Pauiua-sts-,
morning and evening. ::.
THE nty. JOSEPH 1sQWlEY Wiz. PREACH
at the North star Church. Division and sedR~iexsts,
morning and evening" ..-.
THE REV. ]. T. BuRAoE WILL PREACH MORN
Ing und evening in the University Place Church.
Dou.Ins- place and Khodes-av.
THE REV. e. PERRIN WILL PREACH MORN
ing and evening In Western Avenue church. corner
Wnrren-av.
THE REV. W. IL PAHKER WILL PREACH
morning and evening the Coventry Street Church.
corner Hioou1lnR1nle- -1oad- .... -
THE REV. X DE BATT1STE Will PREACH
morning and evening ut the Oltvet Church. Fourth
s. near Taylor~st
morning and evening" -
THE REV. f.. Q. TAYLOR WILL PREACH
morning and evening at the Central Church. oschafd
St SOPHIA
, 1881-05-01
TF1fabucfOQs

DR. Oscar LEM, the Austrian explorer. has re.
turned 1u Europe after Mn expedition in Central
Africa which few Christians ilave ever riyhiGd.
He penetrated tho Sahara Desert, from Morocco
to Timouc,oo. the Mecca OF Ethiopia This Is u
Known iourneys of Cant. Burton and 1'ugravc
10 the sacred CITY of Arabia- The adventurous
Austrian passed for Turkish doctor ,!1l,s IN his
travels III North Africa. DR.. Lenz saw enough N
sarouds Tinbuctoo is maintained for other than
fpirtuaiistic reasons. He found that the siaye
There arr groups Of Immense huts which form
whole quarters Of the town, and in these me
slaves are lodged, wnie tncy are asn t1sea as
warehouses for livery, gold dust, ostrich 1ealn~
erS, and WIRES.
, 1881-05-01

Short ribs. seller June. closed ut ss.,kaAa5. Lon:
rlars uun,rd 1T Sill loose and S4j bDxeli; CnmEer-
lands. :Gs74c boxed: long sst hams 3ie;!oc; sweat
:.reelt huns, same Average, 3s.ttS!4c-
Bacon quoted ut t41;t6c for shoulders. sl93lc for
short rbs r;Gs tic fur short c!ears, llc for hams
nlJ t1nyascd and packed.
NETE-Wns quletaI $l0.253ln5o for mess. sil.2l0
iii fur ettr,. mess, und 81 5tG11!.53 for huMs.
, 1881-05-01

Prop C. Hickox. Muskceon lumber.
Prop George Dunbar. Muskeson, lumber
Prop Antlt. LAURA MuskcE0n, lumber
Prop S e. HALL Muskcgon. lumber.
Prop Ch;lnplail,, I.ud!i.ton. lumber:
Prop J. $. s,snverns, SaVsatuck, sundries.
I'rnI, Swallow. White Lake, lumber.
Prop X. e. Hrittain. White LuSe, lumber.
Prop 4 Il. King, GRIND: Haven: wood.
Prop Caledonia, Grand Haven, bark
Prop Milwaukee. is1tlinston. lumber.
schr iiousc Slmmcns, atuskeEon, lumber
Schr Levi Grlnt. ArsSegou lumber.
Schr idu. NuSkcEnIi. lumber
Schr North star, PontwAter, lumber
Schr 1tocxaway, MuskeEon. lumber.
Scar Regulator. White Lake, lumber
Schr IroilsitIcs. iil,sGegon, cedar posts
Schr Il. T. Royce. Ludiu1tbn. lumber.
scnr Milau, Muskeson, lumber.
Schr ClAr,l, Muskegon. lumber.
Schr Cecilia, MusE"gDN, lumber.
Schr DeloS DE Wolf. MI5keEOn. lumber.
schr Reindeer, Muske4on, lumber.
Schr Annie Th0rl1le, pucknrd'S Pier, lumber.
CLEAfEASCES-
Prop Mary Groh, South Haven, 800 bags oats
and sunIries.
prop,Sky Lark. St, joseph, sundries.
rop y nsq n,,rrn,slhs Mas5csg; Wskevon sndrfcs
Prop Dunbar. Muskcyon.
Prop t. H.ckox, RluNsown.
Prop Albert Super. Atuskegon.
Prop Annie Lnura. Muskegon-
Prop Fuyctte, Aluskeruu.
Prop Swallow. Montague.
Prop s. C. Hn!!, Grand Haven.
Sehr ". Mueller. Muskcgon.
Schr Lena johnson, Muskegon.
scnr F. L. blake. Ahnapce, sundrles-
Schr J. " Jones, Nuskegon.
Schr Vermont, MuskcSon-
Schr Orkney Lass. Manfstee.
Schr FL Tempo, :Ahuapec.
Schr Mystic. LutlIugton.
Schr ". l.. Hisgie. Muskcgon.
Schr Australia. MuskeEun.
Schr Clipper City, Lnliugtou-
Schr Windsor, Muskegon.
Schr ". y. Ferry. White Lake.
Schr Ida, Muskegpn.
Schr Jessie Phillips, BluHrown.
Schr G. l.. Johnston, Muskegou.1
Schr Levi Grtut. Muskegon.
Schr Mar; Collins, North Bay
Schr Mary Amanda, Grand Haven.
Schr liver Lawsun, :fuskegon.
Schr House Simmons MuskegOn-
Schr S. 4. Irish. Grand Haven.
Schr Ada Ncdorl, Muskc:.pn.
Schr William Jones, Nuskegon.
Schr Glad TidtnEs Sturgeon Bay.
Schr Coilin.w0od, Muskcgon.
Schr Louisa Mcdonald, Muskegon.
ScLr r. 7. Avery, Whitefish Buy, suudries.
Schr Evaline, Musxegon.
Schr Antnre, 3luskcEon.
Schr Wcsrchester, Muskcgon-
Schr Atnunto. Muskcgon.
Scr Fclicttuua. ,ack5onpOrt-
s;chr Willie Loutit. MuskeEon.
Schr Duncan City. kewAnee.
Schr S. u. Davis, MuskeSon.
Schr 2ocknway, NusEegon-
Schr StusIight, Muskegou.
Schr Pilot, White Lake.
, 1881-05-01

The leading produce markets were rather
steady Saturday, the range OF prices being
smaller than usual. Provisions were frlner
carly, and then rapered, with not MITCH doing
apparently In pork, though there were rumors
that round lot Of $4,000 brs had been settled
for May. Lard and meats were in fair specu1a-
tive demand. Wheat was tirmcr, though re-
ported lower In Liverpool: it was strengthened
here by the belief that three prominent opera
tors {nostly known in proFlsions) bad ar-
ranged to carry the wheat through May.
Other grain moved In sympathy With
wheat. The receipts arc small for
this time OF tho year, except perhaps IN outs;
the corn is pcrllnps kept back for an Improve
1neut In its condition. aud the wheat appears to
be In process Of milling IN the country. bicss
pork closed eHc higher, at S11-45yls.5o for hlay
and Sl7.419s917.50 for June. Lard closed 2hc
higher, ut Snaog11:2is Tor Ainy and s1l:'no5
u.30 for June. Short ribs closed sc higher, at
s5.55Q15.51sz for June. Wheat closed 1'5c higher.
ut Sl.01AGl.ol;s for May and Sl.GaQ2looS for
June. Corn closed 3eIAc higher, at 4-llsc bid
for May and 43ssc bid for July. Oats closed
strong, ut ;s9c-for May ;&aic 1or june a'1c tor
July.:2Jc Tor August 1tyc closed stcady, ut Sill
for Nav. s1.10 o;d for June, 90c bid Tor July and
77t:GI7Sc for August. Barley closed easy ut $40
for No =, 03c for No. 8, and SIC for MOI. Hogs
we're active and casier, at SJ.7jGG. IL for light
and S5.75GG.4e for heavy. Cattle were In FUR
demand and unchanged, ut {2-7516l0 tor poor
to extra.
There was continued activity In most depart
-mcu.s of the try-goods murkct- Buyers arc not
in quite 50 numerous attendance rs q week ago,
hut the volume of mail orders is still lurge, and
tho daily distributions reach larger aggregate
than is usual to the SEASON. The grocery mar
kot was without important new features 4
fair business is In progress, and most lines are
ronsopoh]v firm. CofTees are still unsettled,
Even at the recent marked decline-whch car-
rIoa nr,ccs to Il lower point than they have prc-
xio,sly touched since 1s71-salcs arc restricted.
anf the feeling among holders is not by aoy
,uc.,ns confident. The butter market IS tle1nor-
aUzod The sharp decline in New York. and tho
withdrawal Of shippers and exporters, leaves but
1tt]o demand. and the pressure to realize has
carried dow, prices 3n5c Within the past two
days. creamery suffering the most. The latter
,yas frccl- offered mt 24Gsc while fair II, choice
do1ry wus to be had at 1sG34c~ Cheese ruled
t1nt and nominal1y unchanged, There was
fatr movement in dried fruits. New pruucs
were down to 3,506c. Fish were unchanged.
os 7r,re reDorted In good request ut former
ratcs.
Potatoes were weak, owing to the current
large und anticipated larger supply, and de-
cliucd 10c per bu on both peachblows and
car1y rose. Budding materfals remnint firm
and unchanged Eggs again declined. most
sales being made at lie per doz- In hides, wool,
grease, and ta1low there IS lalte cnanSo 10 hotc.
o,,atot,oas r,,t,rf, for tho mast fortnight. Tho
hos, tr,do Is octfyc md firm. Seeds were rem
A-St 80 "-.--'-
, 1881-05-01

PROF.. SWING WILL PREACH AT CENTRAL
MdsIc-fIall at II
the Peoples Church Ut IIooeys Theatre. At II O'Clock
TIE REV. GEORGE c. NEEDII4AM WILL
preach. morning and evening, at the Chicago Avenue
the morning.
, 1881-05-01
NEW JERUgALEM.

. THE KEY. ". F. rESD1ETDS WILL PREACH
Mt II Lincoln i'nrk Chapel. Menomtnee-
and ut the Union Park Temple, WnshinRton-st-
und U.den-,y., Ut g.
THE REV. L. r. MERCER HOLDS SERVICE IN
Hershey Musc-IIall ut II n Subject: ~T The Lie
After Dcnth; Diytne Judgment" :,
, 1881-05-01
uNIVERSAIIET.

TIE REV. ". II: RYDER WILL PREACH At
st. Pants Church. MichiGHn-av., near ERhtcenth-stE
In the morning. i'rayeE-meeting In the evening.
THE REV. W. G. CROW WILL. PREACH At THE
Church Of tho ttedecmer, Washington and Sanga-
ZION -sts, At lUD a.
, 1881-05-01

The following were thc receipts md shipments
OF leading; articles of produce IN this city dur
ing tho twcntyfour hours ending att o'clock
Saturday morning ana for the corresponding
time Il year ago:
, 1881-05-01

Mr.. Matt. 11cDermott, !. c. r. 7. Shops,
Waterloo Iowa, writes: | was taken Win
al. acute attack Of rheumatism last 1all snlu
confined to bed. At first employed playsl-
clan, without benefit: then sent to Wansler
Bros drug store, and Obtained bottle OF 81.
Jacobs Oil, the use of which soon gave me
relief and cured me Of the attack. cAn
SSafely recommend it to all suffering WILL
HheuMa1lsln.
, 1881-05-01

TITE REV. BROOKE HEREFORD Will PREACH
this mu:1EnC In the Church Of tho Messiah, corner
Mchtcan-ar. and Twenty -1cirtl-st Subject: "unl-
tasiansu. OF uIe Reformation Iertod.'>
THE REV. GEORGE G. MILN WILL PREACH
at Unity Church, Ma dtsonst and Dearborn-ny, morn
irE and evening
TIE REV. f. /. CALVIN WILL PREACH IN
tho fhlrd church. corner Monroe and Lanin at
lu:tj 4.
, 1881-05-01

xEiuchearer,a Eaypopt,osphites
will cure consumption, coughs, weak lungs.
bronchitis, and general debility. Established
tWeutY-One years
, 1881-05-01

:. Cleanse and nnsten the dry sticky mouth OF
Patients and refresh them With HOP hl''et9'
ouuted With cool water.
, 1881-05-01

THE REV. ]. B, yOSBuKGTL WILL PREACH
morning und evening at the :Alnrd Aven.e Church.
LawndAle-
GOSPEL MEETING IN THE EVENING AT TIE
Tnhornacle ": Wabash-av. b. +. Jacobs, super1n-
tendent- -
THE REV. 3. E. HAMILTON Will PREACH
morning and evening At the church Dearborn and
Tksrty-stxthsts-
THE REV j. ". POLK WILL PREACH MORN.
inv nnd evening in tho Providence Church. North
Irving place.
CoNaREGATI0vAL-
THE REV. CHARLES HALL EVEREST WILL
prracl. morning ana evening in Plymouth Church.
on Mchtgun-Mv., south OF ofTweuty-hfth-st
TIL THE REV; +. 7: GOODWIN PRE%ACIIEs ACHE At Tt.H
First Church, corner Ann and Wnshtnxton-stss
morning and evening. The Lords Supper aud re-
crptitn OF members in the morning.
THE. REV. i. MONROE BREACHES AT THE
Union Tabernacle. Twentieth-sI and Ashlnnd-av.
morning anu evening.
PROF. wnCox BREACHES MORNING AND
evening at the Western Avenue Mission. near
THE REV. Z. F, WILLIAMS breaches
rnornln2 md oveninG nt the South Church. Dre1ei
boulevard md fortietil-st
THE REV. ErARVS KENT BREACHES MORN
ing and evening tho Clinton Street Church. corner
THE REV. n. F. LEAy11r BREACHES MORN
iu. and evening ut the Lincoln Park Church. Suphta
and ,MOhawk-sts. g.,
THE REV. G. 4. TowLE breaches MORN.
Ing and evening ut tho bethany Church. Pautna and
West lluFUn-st*.
THE REV. +. H. NOBLE, p. D.. breaches
morning and evening at the Union Park Church
Westinghouse. And AAhland-ay.
THE REV. ARTHUR LITTLE PREACT1Es
morning und evening ut the Now England Church.
pen5botia ~. and park-pace.
, 1881-05-01
BOSTON.
EOSTt,S.
BOSTON. april a. Stocks c;o5e;l:

IOSTt1N.
Boston, April al-StUcz3 c:o5e;l:
l4t:le Hook Eu-E s.. iA;ch. Il Topeka LIST lM
y. T. & y. vi huston H. Is T. Ga
o. IT, e. cunuion.... 5}1{ EuateFn Il. Il. ~
Ud C,sany. Atc. Tupr.lt il; t.. sri
isutlund preferrsd... II! lC:. L. lGH
K.tialll comalun...... 5{fCin SIN & Glove 3l3*
Water Power. y Eastern Railroad. ~
Boston Land. lD55 ElinE& T. VI. d*A
FDKEIGS.
LONDON, April :a1.-Consnls. l0l 1916.
American Sccurisies-New5s. 10it4; 4.zs, 71'iz
Is llSss: Illinois Ccntrti. 40; New York Central.
1851; Eric, 41ai: Reading, :,J.!.
PARIS, April 30.-Rentes Slr G7.kc.
NEW ORLEANS.
NEW ORLEANS, April 3o.-Sieht exchange on
New York, $50 per l,011 premium: sterling,
4S3.
, 1881-05-01

Money. 3Qlj; closed ut 3. Prime mercantile
parcr, 1895. Sterling exchange, 10 days, 1854:
demand, 4Sji4.
rn.1,s- tIccrcasc, 81 ,s. 100: specie, increase,
55,1o; Icgal-tcuders: increase, SlS6o'5oo;
deposits, increase, $l.Ss.30o; circulntion: IN N
c~ensc. 81 So. 1U; reserve. incrense. $3.50. ss'
The banks now hold S1l, ,44oo25 in excess of their