Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, January 3, 1873, Page 3

THE CHICAGO DAILY TRIBUNE: FRIDAY, JANUARY 3, 1873. A $170,000 FIRE. The Sortbwestern Fertilizing Company’s ~Werks at Alnsworth De- stroyed. A1 the Buildings and Their Contents Reduced to Ashes, Fstimated Loss, $170,000; In- surance Only $18,900. The Lstablishment to 3¢ Imme- diately Rebuilt. J The people who reside at Ainsworth, or South Chicsgo, 88 itis mow called, are happy, Tho intolernble etink fnctory bas been temporarily ejoined yrom emitting ia obnoxious vapors, snd, were not the rosidents of that suburban {own under moral restraint, mich whiskey and champegno would probably be drunk ‘to com- wemorato the event. This manufactory of the - porapound extract of all that is disegreenble and bos been locsted in Ainsworth offensive fo: thout seven years. In 1863, Me: Wahl Brothers, the proprietors, g too much businese to attend to. sold the estab- lishment and fixturgs to s siock corporation ¥nown as the Northwestern Fertilizizz Com- pany. This organization resolved todo business on 8 more extensive scale thaa the Wahl Broth- ars, 20d the purchased buildings being entiro- * sy insdequate for their use, additional stracturos were erectod and more machinery bought. Noar- 17 $200,000 wero exponded in refitting the factory, and making it accord with their ideas. For the Ioat two years, the Canal and Dock Company,and private citizens, who own property in Ainsworth, bave dope overything possible to have tho esistlishment declared a-nuisance by the Courts, but without avail. The Company was indicted, 3 was & Bimilar concern—the Union Rendering Company, which was sleo located within the limits of the villago—and several decisions sadverse to the complainants wore given by the Juiges before whom tho cages were brought for ' sdjudication. The Union Company was, how- ever, declared to bo & nuisance, and they moved theif manufactory to another location farther' up the Calumet River. The indictment against the Nortbwestern Company s still pending, pro- ceedings having been stoppod, it is understood, t0 consider a proposition to sell the land, build~ 4ngs, and machiery. The prico demanded was deemed éxcessive, and, the Company refusing to make any concessions or compromise, the prop~ osition was ot favorably entertained. What the law failed to stop, has, howover, been checked by fire, the establishment, with all its contents, having been totally consumed early on Wednesdsy morning. The buildings, which covered a space of 800 by 400 foet, were located sbout six hundred yards from the track of the Pitaburgh & Fort Wayne Bailroad, and over 700 yards from any other struc- ture than & small boarding-house. Tho build~ Ings were of %ood, and ono story in height, with the exception of the main structure, which ex- tended upward fivo stories, and were divided into departments designated as the * drying room,” * barrelling floor,” * packing floor,’ “mixing flocr,” ete. On the first floor of the main building the oftal to bo motamorphosed into fortilizors was deposited. ‘The establishment was the only large one in the vicinity of the city, and its capacity was as great 28 that of any in the country. As high as 200 10m8 of animal matter have been received in ono day, and last year over 7,000 tons were handled and utilized. In addition to manufactaring pure bone dust, the Company prepared immenso quan- tities of super-phosphate of limo, made soluble by sulphuric acid, and a manure from llood, which wss dred apnd render- e¢d odorless by a pecnliar process. During the present season they had reccived offal from all over the country, and had about 8,000 tons on hand on Tucsday ' night last. All the refuse from tho numerous packing-houses 12 Cnicago was taken chargo of by the Company, thoy baving twenty cars and a_locomative em. P::E\':d exclusively in hauling the offal to their Abaryae 8 o'clock on Wednesdsy morning, » fire was discovered on the thi floor of the main building, and in loss than an bour the premises and contents were reduced to 2ches. When discovered, the fire occupied about a8 much space as the seat of an ordinary chair. One of the employes firast saw the flames, and ran for & bucket-full of water, num- bems of which were available, being kept con- eiantly in all portions of the building for an emorgency of the kind. The man harried towacd the fire, after socuring a bucket, but the flames had “in tho meantime spread €0 . rapidly that he was obliged to flee for eafety. Tho alarm had Leea previously given to the other porsons at work, of whom tieru were {wonty-five, and all mado their exit from the building withoot diffi- calty, Thoro are no facilities for extmgmshins fireg in Ainsworth,—at least none which coul subdue such a conflagration as this; and henco nathing could be done by the people to prevent the destruction of the properiy. tween eighty-fire sod ninety m‘r’:n ywera em- all . of whom Elnyud in the factory, ‘were; of course, thrown ont of situa- 4ons. Sincelast fall the establishment had boen yunning night and day, large contracts haviny bean made with Eastern firme, which .rsqulre§ k'if fall extent of the resources of the works to ‘The origin of the fire is not definitely knovwn, bt it is aftributed to spontansons corbaatipn’ ere was no stove mear tho place where the fames were first soen, and the engineer and ad Jeft tho locality but a few min- Btés beforo the Iatter observed the light. The Bocrotary of the Company _csti- mates the loss at .:0,000, tho build- Iog being valued ot $70,000, tho ma- 3 chunery st £52,000, and the stock, of which thora ero 3,000 tous, at £50,000. Tho insurance is Ln:‘sm,m, divided among fhe following com- ies: About 895,000 of insurance expired in Decem- bexlast, and the companies having. tisks would Zot renew them, on account_of the excitement §aused by the Boston fira. Home companies ro- used to issuo policics on the establishment and contents, and aitempts made in Now York to in- 'flfi:hn Droperty proved abortive, YVico President of tho Compan . E. P Daugh, of Philadelphia- ¥ noifled by telegraph of - the Soflagration, and - relpiod © that he would to Chicago immediately. He is expected here to-day, and will at once make arrangements for rebnild:n" the flc:&r;g. Tha Socxa:Em Mr. n, was busy, yesterday, adjusting matters, 220 thisks tho watk of reconstraction will com: henee on Monday next, or 88 800n 88 the debris -emoved. * Offal was being received g8 nsual, {;fl&e:dny, and deposited on the adjacent prairie {0 neoded, ‘and within thirty = days > manufacture of fertilizers and emell f Jesumed. The offensivencss of the per- ame, it is hoped, 7 Bew maching l;rmhangani;}ly Temoved by . Everythi r. Ralsion as- terted would e dons “to. daomeriza. oo it nm:du_ the emell as agreeablo as possible, . lenl;?m ?fAi_nxwwrl‘!iz mldq' agitate the joct again, and ondeavor to pre- Tent the rebuilding, bat no_ apprebensiens of c t’h:" entertained by the Secretary. He m‘dmmsfl.hn ttha_ru:tmjy generates a disagreeable the o but considers, in view of the decisions of m“g:t:, that the establishment is a legalized - The Com;;;nyex;; ospondod maa thonsends 5 eriments to extract grease lmn::m 27 chomical process, having adopted v "u8Eestions which appearcd fensible. For b !::gx;ufiedy have been investigating a pro- they “hate foury -found lying beside the oad, near by a1 employe, and bolieve oy e the desideratnm. Tho en constructed, and i POV A% “the Biock Yasds, 3 od g , baving arrived H hia only a few ‘days a:t;g. It wgl.l be placed in the tew tuilding, and at lesst o emall fraction of the odor nentralized. Woro this machinery substituzed by ali the packers for 1kbat at present teed by them, . Ralston thinks the smells—Bridgeport's and Ains- worth's in particglar—wonld bo eradi- cated. The steaming process now used by~ the packers decomposer iho mal moatter, and this decomposition, it 1s claimed, is the source of the stinks which persade the’ atmosphero. The rew procces is romewhat ex);onm\‘n, 2ud, therefore, unless Chi- cago packers learn tc think more of the public comfert thax they now do, thers is little prob- ability of coy improvement beirg made. —_—— THE“STATE" ACAIN. Continuation of the Examlnatfon of Pollcy Iiolders Who Sold Out nt Ten Centson tho Dollar. The State Insurance Company matter came up before the Register in Bankruptcy yesterdsy. Colonel B. B. Mason testified that he had four policies in the Btate Insarance Qompany, cover- ing abont £14,000. The loss was total. The claims were turned over to Geo. W. MoMullen, who pald s portion of the loss, and agreed that be ehould have ns much as anybody. Me- Mullen paid about 15 or 18 per cent at tno time, ard has since paid as much more, or in all be- tween 80 and 40 per cent. Witness wroto hia name -on tho back of the policies, assigning them in blank. Inreply to Mr, Aver's interrogatory on that point, Colonel Mason stated that he knew at the time that the State Insurauce Compsny was not making settlements, To Mr. Cooper—I don't ‘think Mr. Mcifullen meationed who he was buying tho policies for. . Mr, Cooper—Did yon not heve some idea what he was buying the policies for? Mr. Ayer objected, and the Register decided tho quostion fmpropor. MMr- Cooper (to the witness)~Why did you not think you were soitling with the Company 2 A. 1 bad confidence in Mr. Mc)ullen, and looked to him to pay tho balance. * A. 8. Trudo testified that he had a_policy ot 2400 in_tho State. The policy was destroyed. Ho assigned the claim to a man whose name he did not and does not know. Ho showed witness some figures as to assets and lisbilities, from which = it sppesred that the compan: could pay sbout 14 por cent. Sok the claim for 10 per cont. The man claimed to 'be acting for J. B. 8mith, and said it amounted 10 o gettloment with the bomrnny. He called to see the man afterward, at a place on West Madi- son street, and thon told him that ho lad found out that he had lied to him. Witnees idontifies some handwriting of Van Inwagen's as identical with that of the man to whom he sold the claim. The man fold hir: that Lo was acting for the Company, and the transac- tion was for the benefit of the Company. The witness wos asked by Mr. Cooper to atato the purport of a subsequeut conversation had with Van Inwagen. ; Mr. Ayer objected, and, after an extended ar- gument, the objection was sustained. The case was adjourned until 10 o'ciock this morning. THE .GERMAH PRESS AND MR. SCAMMOR. [Franslated from the Daly Unlon, Deo. 20.] Our highminded, benovolent, azd patriotic fellow-citizen, J. Young Scammon, has at last ventured a reply to one (aud that very trivial) of the numerous charges against his charsoter which stand unrefuted. A mere reportorial squib, alluding to the failure of Winslow, the Scandinaviag banker, and jocosely involving Mr. Scammon as the religions preceptor of tho defanlter,appearedin Tne TRIBUNEat a timé when Governor Bross, to whom it is attributed, wasa thousand miles awsy, he having been absent at the time Winelow's affair was ‘exposed. Mr. Beammon denies any complicity with Winslow, or connaction with him at any time (of which no one had ever seriously suspectod him) and tskes advantage of the -~ occasion to deny all other statements referring to him which haye appeared in TRE TRIBUNE, but be fails to notico specifically the grave charges preferred agatnat him 83 Treasurer of the Mu- tnal_ Security Insurance Company. The fact still exists that he remains in possession of 248,000 rightfutly the property of the creditors of that compzny, and Is striving by every mean subterfuge and legal technicality to rotain this larfie amount of money to which he haa no just m whatever. The effort to divert sttention from & great fraud by denying a trivial charge, is as useloss and contemptiblo as to try to convey the ides that thisis & personal matter between Gover- nor Bross and Mr. Scammon, or between Toe TriroNe and Infer-Ocean. ‘The public care nothing for any prejudices of Mr. Bross or Tne TmBUNE paper, but they are mot to be blinded as to charges :glinst Mr. Scammon, 80 well sustained, which affect the interests of so 1arge a class in the community, let these charges be made by whom they may. If Mr. Scammon can clear himself of the imputations which have been fastened upon him, he may well be indit- ferent to the feclings or statements of those who manage TrE TRIBUNE. If he cannot 80 clear himself (and it does seem that if he could bave done 80 he would), then it is of no possible advantage to say, this is allmalice.” As well might a criminal scek to escape the felon's brand by charging the oflicers of the law with personal hatred. BOARD OF UNDERWRITERS. The annual mesting of the Chicago Board of Fire Underwriters was held yesterday afternoon in the Fire Insurauce Patrol Building, No. 113 Franklin street, President Clark in the chair, Mr. E. C. Groenebsum, agent of the, Franklin TFire Insurance Company, of Indianapolis, wes made a member of the Aesociation. In the election for officers, George O. Clark was unanimously re-elected President; O. H-. Case, Esq., Vice President, vice A. C. Dueat; Mr. A. L. Pasco, re-elected Tremsurer; and Alfred Wright re-elocted Secretary. On. motion, the President reappointed the present Committes on Firo Insurance Patrol, cona:mulllxg ot C. W. Drew, J. B. Floyd, and E. . Teall. z The Commitios on Patent Tubulated Plaster Casting reported that they were plessed with tho test to which it bad been put, but preferred to withhold their report until they could ascertain the effoct of water upon the material. Tho action of tho Committee was approved. " Tho Treasurer’'s report showed a balance on the wrong side of $60. The report was approved, gug lglid by to devise measures to make up the eficit. The Board then indulged in a rather exciting discuseion, regarding the manner of drawing u; policics, in the midst of which they adjourne to meet this afternoon at 8 o'clocl. A WARNING. The Mayor received the following esarrest wamning from s ‘loving citizens” yesterdsy afternoon : Jen273 MrJMedill Mayorof the city of Chicago—8ir 1 Baa arived hers In (sia Gty b Morhing from Clove. 1and Oiudo where has been for 8 mocth § am sorry {hat 1 bsa to inform you what all the peple of Cléveiacd think of you i had a confercesion with a B. Stono & rolling mill man whow has & nother roliicg mill here in this city and he told me that you hat loet your hon- est carakter what dit you Carrled before on the mather of temperence nuelans of Chicago you are ruining your self and Carrlan yourself to the Larger Beer Battle field the same as Mayor Boone dit in 1655 you know hou many lives loss we had and how many kréuppels the city had to_suport after tiat ekirmidg you bas {o bee responsi- belforitif sou care your lifo drue this materand furtber 1 bis been bering this morning of n mob Or- ganisiaion and growing up fast and 2 far as I know that the dsy and houro is posted for the temperence you better kep in Harmuostion with the free thloking Perty | think myself that it s rhong to Ruln the freetbom of this grad metropolitan city of tho northwest and think of your frentsin Cleeiand, and if you wish to get aquiendet with me you let me Know any Paperof this city, A freo loving citysens of Chicago, ———— For Family Use. Meats of all descriptions are made much more pal- atable by the ure of the famous Halford Leiceatershire Table Ssuce, which is not flery like many forelgn sauces, but has more body of the cholcest materials than they hava. There are & great many imitations and counterfeits. Go to reliable grocer and icsiet upon baving the Halford Sance, and 1o other, Ouly 50 centa per pint bottle, A —_——— The Saratoga Geyser Water. Buck & Bayner draw true Geyzer water st tho “Spa.” Cod Liver Oil. Hazerd & Caswell's Cod Liver Ol is the best, —— et The Rev. Mr. Montague, County Superintend- ent of Schools in Walworth County, Wis.. wes horn, last Friday, in an inseneible condition, hnrinihem thrown from his cutter by his runaway horse. His injuries are scrious, and perhaps fatal . THE LAW COURTS. Bankruptcy Proceedings -~- Another Resuscitated Land Claim, Mr. Hugh Garrity Must Go to the Penitentiary. General Notes from the Courts--~ Attorneys’ Record. Carles D. Gammon, of 8t. Annes, Kankakeo Cousty, of tte firm of N. W. Taylor & Co., bankrupts, being rummoned to show canse why ho should not be attached for contempt of Court in violating an injunction restraining the collection of money by him belonging to the bankrupts, answers that he was advised by his counse! that ho was not o restrained, nud is prepared o pay over all moneys go collected to tho person who may be appolnted to recoive the same, and denies all the allegations of tho peti- tiou for attachment. With respect {o the allega-~ tion that he is collecting judgments against debtors of the bankrupts he gives detailed denials, apd he affirms that he is ready to give up all the books, accounts, notes, ete., that ere in his possesaion to the person appoint- ed by the Court to receive them ; and he states tho reason that ho haa not given them up.before to be that he was advised that thero was no one competent to have possession of them. Mohr Solomon Mohr, of Cincinnati, Ohio, pe- tition for the backrupteyof Herman J. Kuhi- msn, John D. Kubiman, Louis C. Kuhiman, and Sophia Kuklman, of No. 859 Milwaukee avenue, wholeeale and retail dealers in wines and liquors. Petitioners alloge thst the debtors owe debts amounting to £10,000; that they aro mpsble to ay more than 40 cents on the dollar, the good ta and stock being 4,000, and bad debts €10, 000; that Elins Black & Sons obtained a judgment against them for goods supplid, and are now in possession of the ntock, valued at 88,000 ; that other judgments have becn_had; and they po- tition for an order restraining execution, which was granted. Israel R. Bogardus, of Belvidere, Bcone Coun- ty, yesterday flled » voluntary petition for bank- rupicy. His schedulo states that ho has given a mortgage on his land for $2,200. His dobts rmonat to upward of 212,000, owing wholly to persons in Belvidere. Among his assets are the profsrty above descrived, 88 mcrolglged for £2,00, estimated to bo worth $7,000'; and an- other piece of land valued at £500; personal property worth about $400; live and dead atook about 21,600, with a fire’ insurance policy for $3,000. Of the above assels, the sum of nearly 81,000 is claimed as exempt. For other bankruptcy matter see record. o ANOTHER RESUSCITATED LAND CLADL Andrew Combs died, recently, apparently the owner of about eight and a half acres of land, known as Lot 8, on = subdivision of tho north- enst quarter of tho sonthwest quarter of Section 25, Township 40, 13, 3, and his widow._and chil- dren have entered on its ownership. Possession is now contested by Eliza Eddy, of the age of 15 years, by Cinthes Eddy, her gusrdian, who ‘yes- terday filed a bill in the Court charging that the Joung lady’s father was the purchaser of the =nd in question, in 1858, from L. C. P. Freer; that, being anxious to secure it for the use of his child, ho assigned the purchaso contract to — Jones, to be held in trust for her; that Jones' removed from Chicago, and transferred the trust . fo Morgsn 8. Keith, for the purpose of perpetuating sald trust ; that Keith took the contract toraid Freer, paid for 1t out of the funds of the young lady and received a deed for it, the sama being_ still in trust ; and that Keith then transferred the property to the exid Andrew Combs, without any consideration being paid therefor, ‘NCOH GABEITY BEFUSED A BUPERSEDEAS. Judge McAllister, in Chambors, at Waakegan, on New Year's Day, considered the application for supersedeas in the case of Hugh Garrity, and delivered a short docisivn, refusing the applica- tion, 84 follows : As the prosecutor was a stranger to his aseaflants, the intent {o rob {s the most natursi motivo for their detw, “This was & question for the jury to decidejupon all the arcumstancee, The ovidence as to Weed's declaration, snd s to the weapons Slayton found at the place of thelr arrest, was undoubtedy competent as part of the res gestae ; {t waa all in immediate connection with tho principal act, Justice has been done, and I sec no rea- ‘somablo cause for a writ of error. Superéedeas refused. MISCELLASEOTS NOTES. - The Munsen-Princeton Loan and Trust Com- any suit to redeem a mortgago of 25,000 on t'15, Block 83, in Carpenter's Addition, was i:sterdn_v dismissed before Judge Gary 80 aa to entered in a new form. The amended ehapein which this boary veteranof thelaw isnow intro- duced, states tho onhanced value of property at 822,000. The plaintiff prays tho ordinary relief in order to redeem the mortgage debi and re- acquiro posacssion. A bill for the partition of the proporty loft by Poter MoKron, of Lemont, deceased, was g tordsy filed in'the Circuit Court. Tho land in queation consiats of tho enat half of the north- oast quarter of Boction 28, Township 87, Range 11, except six acres in the northwest corner, and iho east balf of the southeast quarter of Section 21, samo townehip. Fuller and Rainforthhave obtained arednction and amelioration of their last two sentences, nemely 30 daya for each offence in the common jail, instead of 60 deys for each offence in tho ouse of Correction, they having msde full reparation to their victim, Forbes. They also pay = fine of $50 each. The conclusion arrived at in the injunction suif brought by Mareh, for the hairs of tho Sherman estate, v. the Cily and North Chicago Railway Companios, was erroneously described in Tae Tamuxe 08 tho decision of Judge Will- inms. It was a decree entered by consent be- fore Judge Williams for the purpose of carrying the ceuso to the Supreme Court, The partnership dispute known in the records of the Court a8 Barrett et al, v. Dampf, came up in chmcm'g again yesterday. The parties were rocommended to settle their disputes out of Court, f possible, and will probably do so. Judge Tres is engaged in trying the venerable suit brauéht by J. Walsh against tho First Pres- byterian Church and Society of Hyde Park. The parties are unsble to agreo 8s to the amount dne on the contract to erect the sacred edifice, which ‘was originally $27,900. s Inthe County Court, yesterday, in tho estate of George A. Bigelow, the claim_ of the Odorless Rubber Company was allowed for 81,350.60, to Do paid afterthe extivguishment of Individaal ms. Among the dearly-to-be-cherished New Year's fts presented yesterday was one of which Paps arrot, of the Criminal Court, feels sufficiextly prond—a bouncing little femalo baby, Etephen McNicholas yesterdny obtained a writ of attachment against Jamea B. Turck, of Mil- wankee, for £149.86 dus on s note given tho American Medicine Company, guarantesd by #aid Turck. In the suit, La Bociete Francaieo de Bienfaisance v. Bteiner, Judge Porter yesterday found for tho dofencant, Charles Wyndham, and donied motion for sew trial. “The Jan calendar in the Sopreme Court will not be cafled under Eresent, armangementa, Shonld any change bo made it will bo annonnced by the morning papers. Judge Portor yesterday rdsmrod his familiar place in the Saporior Court, Common Law side, and is engaged in trying the suit Harlen v. Joss. District Attorney J. O. Glover yesterday com- menced two suits on behalf of the United States v- Conklin et al., for 214,000 and £85,000 re- spectively. The |p§‘enl bond in the euit Chicago & North- western Railway Comgmny V. Grgf et al, was yetordsy fSxed at $50,000, to be gled & thirty . Lorenzo Btowell yesterday commenced suit in aseumpeit, damages £3,000, for the recovery of promissory notes burned in the fire of 1871. The next cages for trisl by Judge Tree arc 48 and 49, Torney v, United States Brick Com- pany. The Union Screw and Bolt Company was yes- terday adjudicated bankrupt by defacit. in ATTORNEY'S RECORD. CoNNONTAW, Tme Crsctrr Cousr (Bosth, J.)—164~Morrison v. Queal ; leave to fila several replications. 2,137—Chi- cgo & Northwestern Railway v Gray et al ; petitioner tofilebond in $50,000 in S0 days. (Tree, J.)—S32— Allon National Bank v, Haskell ; Jury trial; verdict for plaintiff, damages, £3,002.20, and judgment on verdict. G00—Eelly v.'City ; time to file bil of excep- tion exfended 20 days. 563—Walsh v. First Presby- terlal Church of Hyde Park ; jury trial commenced. Tur Surenton Courr—(Porter, J.)—G. X.41,58i— Newman v, Pelton ; judgment sef’ aside, and leave to plead. 3,453—Annen v, Istel; appeal boud to Justify in five day, or appeal to be dismissed, with procedendo. 2,495 2.~ v. McPherson ; appéal diemisted 5t de- fendants ccats, with pracedendo, ance with rale, 2,3%~Holt v. or wazt of compli- foxe Mutual Life In- surance Company ; leave to defendant to file addition- al pleas instanter. 2,201—La Societo Erancaise do Dicafafsance_ v. Steiner ct al; finding for defendant Vyndham; metlon for' mew trial and to amend afidavitof merits deafed; judzment wnit fo Yo quashed. 3,843—DeCoudrea v. Allen ; nttschment released on defendant giving bond of $6,000. 1,233 Whalen v, Patrick ; jury trisl; verdlct for plaintiff, damnges §76,30, wnd motion ‘for mew trisl 2,260— Greenebaum v. Henshatr; finding by Court for plafa 11f, damages §739 ; bond £1,400, and bill of exceptions in 50 dase. 2,255"Cook ¥. Bugbeo; jury trial and Tesdlet or plaoti, SHLEL 2,256—Tarlow v. Josa ; leave to withdraw plea for general issue; jury trfal; Jury to eeparate. cmaxcrRr. TEE Crcorr CounT— Williams, J.)—320—In the matter of Eliza H. Towne, guardian of Edward P, Towne, to sell real esfate ; order toamend decrea aa to description of real catate. R Srresion COURT—(Gary, J.)—403 s—Hotche kiss v, Green ; ordered that all papers filed Dec. 21 1872 bo considersd a» of Oct. 9, 1871, and leave to plead etc by the 8th inst, 444—~KEeefe v. Mo 5 report of #ale confirmed. 1,028 a—Munson v, Princeton Loan & Trust Company’; diemissed by complainant, 113~ Peteracn v, Peterson ; Recelver to pay rents of No, 254 ‘West Icdians street to Andrew Swanson. 775—Dixon v. Kenney ; Mastor's report_confirmed, and leave to ‘witbdraw papers. 1,027—Welch v. Armstrong; bill dismissed without costs, and the morey in ‘Ye hauds of the Clerk be paid on {he joixt receipt of selicitars of both parties, DAYEETPTCY, Taz UNIrED TaTes District Covnr—(Blopett, J) ~12,079—Eikan Henoch et, al: discbarge of Israel 1, Hepoch, Toblas_Goldschmidt, end Moritz Morries, 2,174~Tarael R. Bogardus ; fasned ueua! rule to show 1,998—Adolphe Hubst: order to dischargo from custody. 2,115—H, G. Kublman et, sl; bseued usual rale to show cause. 2,149—Repubi:c Lifo Ineur- anco Company; filed aitorner's petition for foes, an order to psy $601.50, 2,162—Mayhan & Kengedy ; flled petition and order for appointment of R. E. Jenkins an Assignee. 2,132—Charies D. Gammon ; cotered ro- cognizance of ' Charles D, Gammon. 3,093—James . Smeal et al; sale * of el s tasio of Smeal confirmied unless objections aro filedin ten days, 2,080—Harvey R. Green et, al. ; order approving aale, 2,143—Union Screw and Bolt' Caiue pany: adjudication by default ; wazsant returuablo Feb. 3, beforo Reglater Hibbard. PRoBATE. ‘Tae Countx Court (Wallace, J.)~Frederick Wil- helm Kleln; will proven; letfers” testamentary to widow; bond £20,000, Nottie O. Brandt; minor; guardisnship Chaa, F. Remick ; bond of 8,000, A drew T. King; chnso of appralsers. George A. Bi low; clatm of the Odorless Rubber Company for §14,- 920.60 allowed after the payment of all individual claims, Sophia R. Clarke ; inventory and sppraisement spproved. Frakalin B, Dwyer, minor ; files restorod. Tumacy, Trg COUNTY Count.—Ordered that the questfon of the sanity of John R. Stokes, William Vaace, and John Brunor be tried at 1p. m. to-day. NEW SUITA, Tz UFTIED SraTES CiRCUIT COURT.—The United States v, Jeremish C. Gonklin, Hy, M. Couklin, Willism Egglerton, znd Harman E. Wesi; debt, §1,40. Samo V. thie firaf three above-nsmed defendants and Daall & Buford ; debt, $35,000, p ‘TaE CieoulT COURT.—S5,360—Eugens Kelly v, Law- rence Bird ; appeal, 5,3i10—Loreazo Stowell v.Charles Whedler, Tracy B. Hull, sad _Thomas Raymond; sesumpalt,” $3,000, 5,371—Patrick v, Bridget 2Ero Jof McEron, Jdames McKron, Mary "’ Avme McKrop, Catherino McKron, and Anna McCronn; ition for partition of the E:’l’ert of Peter McKron, of Lemont, §,372—Eliza dy, by Cinthea Eddy, her guardisn, v. Annie, Androw, George and Hattie Combs; bill in chaxcery. (Sce notes.) 6,373—Jamea F, Stewart & Son v, Charles T. Nash and R, A. Burke; sssumpsit $500. 5,376— Charles M. & Wilbur 8. Henderson, and Edmund Burke v, Charles Martin and Willlam ¥l Hoard ; ‘assum] 5,376 — Stephen McNicholas v, James B. Turck; sttachment. §,377—Charles Fitz- #imons v. Hugh jer; assumpsit $300, 5,378—Win, H. Schempferman v. Wm, J. Jewkesbury ; assumpstt $200. 6,379—Leopold Mayer v, Adelino D. Rice ot al.; petition to perpetuate testimony. Tux SuPERIOR COURT,—41,863—Parnell Maneen v. n Loan and_Trust Company and George Sco- ville, 41, line v. Heary Carter; bill for divorce on the ground of desertion sud drtinkenness, and forthe custody of the petitioner'svon James, 41, eorge v, Aun Hesn; bill for divorce on tho gfl\kfld of desertion, and for custody of children, five number, from 10 to 20 years of age, &1,866—)Manu- facturers’ Katlonal Bank'v, Jonn M. Wilson; confes- slon of judgment on & note of §3,166. 41,8657—The American Suspender Company v. C. B. Browason, W, H, Hayden, and_W. H. Brownson; assumpsit $500. 41,863—John v, Marie Jacger; divorce on the ground of desertion, 41,869—Wm, 8. Golsen v, A, Walibsum ; confession of judgment on a note of £150, How the Morial Enemy of the Tarane tula Captures Its Victims. From the San Diego (CaL) World. The architectural ingenuity, or rather genius, of the tarantula is a fact long familiar to natu- ralists, This insect has an exceptional develop- ment of the instinct which instructs all-crea- tures which ars not protected by nature with a warmth-cogendering_bairy hido to properly houso themselves. Tho dotails of the tarantu- Ia’r dwelling, down even to tho matchless mech- aniam of the doors of its edifice, -have escited the wonder of all interested in natural history, The most elaborate inventions in locks and hinges of vaunted human skill are distanced by this venomous insect in the construction of the door wkich secures its privacy. But the road- runuer, between which 24 the tarautuls sdead- Iy enmity existe, iz its master, 23 an incident which we are about to relato will show. “ Prof. Agassiz, during his recent visit hero, erhibited a special desiro to be supplied with as many specimons as sassible of tho road-runner, of the tarantula, and of tho tarantuia-killer. o are not advised ns to whether he was sup- ?'lied with live specimens of the rosd-runner. This i8 a very timorous and incredibly ewift bird. It is sbout the size of a pheasant; its plumage is not unlike that of _the pheasant family. It hss longer logs, and a slonderer peck and body than the pheasant. It trusts for locomotion slmost altogother to ita legs, snd runs with a swiftness that would shamo & rabbit or a hare. It is susceptiblo of domestication, and in time learns to come_at tho call of thoso who bavo petted it. But it is o hopoless thing for & stranger to try to approsch this fowl. : Itis as sagacious os ewift. We wero paiin possession of facts abont the creature by Mr. Jose G. Estudillo, which oxcited our wonder and admiration. As we have said, thero is enmity between tho rond-runner and tarantula. Tho road-runner is a8 noiseless as rapid. It liesin wait for the tarantuls, and the moment it finda its encmy asleep, it sfl roaches noiselesaly with s twig of the prickly cactus. Deftly and stealthily it goes on piling the }chkly Pprison around the dovotod inscct, until at last a ram- part of tho desired height is piled up. It thon seleota s a&ooial]y jag&%d and heavy pleco of cactus, and drops it on tarantuln. The Iast, awakonod by the shock, endesvors o Tiso snd make its exit. It is instantly impaled upon tha thorns, and the triumph of the roaa-runner is complete. Delirium Treraens From One Drunk. From ths Evansville (Ind.) Journal, A young man_connected with ong of {he heavieat grocery houses in the city, waa cogaged during the greater part of Monday in recoiving and marking goods on the levoe, and, becoming thoronghly chilled, was recommended whon he came in to take a drink of spirita. As the house in which he is anfi:fied keeps no liquors open, tho young man %s a nm%ling ube, and, ocking the bung from s barrel of brandy, toak a drink throi the tube or “‘thief.” Ina very few minutes he becamo insensible, and was carried home and & pbysician sent for. Dr. Ma- geniss answered the summons, and found the Foung man recovering from his stupor, but suf- foring from every symptom of delirium tremons, the delirium continuning throaghout the night. Yesterday m""”:fi the patient was ot of dan- ger. The extraordinary effect of the liguor is in part attributed to the fact that the cask had lain unopened in the store -for more than two years, and that in drinking be inbzled the loog psat-up vaper that had accumulaied in the barrel. Death from Drinking XYce-Waters Prom the Indtanapolis Jowrnal Jan. 1. A young man named Veetal, residing on East Washington street, _railrosder by occupation concluded sometimb since to abandon all e bad habits, and began by leaving off chewing tobac- co. On Sunday he felt the appetite returning, and to throw it off commonced drinking ico- ‘water, not stopping until he had swallowed, it is said, about threo gallons. This was topped off with a quantity of frozen mesat,.and hslf s gal- Jon of buttermilk. He did not fecl \'erjv(well on Monday, and conenlted Dr. W. H. Kendrick, who gave him some medicine, but he continued £0 grow worse until yesterday memisg, when the Doctor called in” Dr. Tice to consalt on the casge, but the efforts of both phjyricians were of noa vail, as he died at 11 o’clock in the forenoon. SPECIAL NOTICES. Protect Your Health. Cold and molstare combined have a torporising effect ‘opon the bodily organs, and the digestire and secretivo [processes are apt to bo more tardily parformed in the win- ter thanin the fall. Tho same i trus, also, of the excre- tery fanctions. The bowelsare oftes sluggish, snd the pores of the skin throw off but littls wasto matter st this season. The system, therefors, requires opening up & little, and also purifying and regulating, and the sajest, surest, and most palatable tonfc and alterative that can 'bo used for these purposes is Hostettar's Stomsch Bitters. Persons who wish 10 esczpe the rheumatic twinges, the dyspeptic agonies, ths painful distarbances of the bowels, the bilicus attacks, and the nervous viaitations, so com- mon at this time of year, will do well to reinforce their aystems with this regowned vogetabls stomachis and in- vigorant. It improves the appetite, strengthena the siom- ach, cheers the spirits and renovates the wholo physique. BTN s WORCESTERSHIRE SAUCE. Buyesrs are cautioned to avold the numerous Counter- o ag SR BENERS T HONs, New vork, [ NCAN’S |, Ne ‘ork, Agunts fur the Uzited States. RAILROAD TIME TABLE. ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF TRAINS. " Winter Arran gement, oepia: xire Sunday at8.00a. m. CHICAGO & ALTON RAILROAD. Chicagn, Alion & FI0N OF REYEREXNCE MARKS. —— t Saturds) unday excepiad, Monday excepied. ally. St. Zouls Throiegh Line, and Louisiana (0. new short route from Chicagoto Kansas Uiy, Cram Depot, West Side, near Hadison-st. bridge. xpreas. Keokuk & Buri'n Ex., Leate, | Arrive, T Daily, via Maln Line, and dafly except Saturday, vis Via SRt Lize, and datlyy Jacksonrille Diviston, except 3 lazday, via Ji - ol Dalln acksonvillo Mala Line, Division, CHICAGO, BURLINGTON & QUINCY RAILROAD. Depota—Foot of Lukest., Indianaav., and Sisteenth-rt,, and Canal and Sizteenth-als. Gnd at depots, Ticket oftce in Briggs House Mail and Dabnguo an Pacific Faut Lin Rock Taland Hp; Galospurg P Mendota A Expre 3 Sioax Gity v . EpEREED ILLINOIS CENTRAL il R T L0 e s g RAILROAD. Tuzentysccond.at, Hydo Park and Oak Wood Hyde Park and Osk Woods T**On Saturdars thls train will bo run to Champalgn. CHICAGO, Tyainsarriceand INDIANAPOLIS & CINCINNATI THROUGH LINE, VIA KANKAKEE ROUTE. rt from the Great Central Railroad Depat, footaf 1. For through tickets and slesping. caF bty i ket e, :"':J’!mn..:.. Corner Ladi- foms gtonsst.; Tremomt House, eorner Gorgross- 0 dnd Michigan-av.s Glso oot o Diconiy-secondott: Leate Chlflgn. {* 8:00 a. m.|§ 8200 p. m. Arrive at Indiav: 4=20p. 3:30a. m. Arrive at Clnclanati I* $:3 p. m.' &, m, ‘Tralas arrive at Chicago at 7:00s. ol line running Satardsy night U through' to Ciacinnatl. Pullm The entire train rans slospers on aiglit trains. CHICAGO & NORTHWESTERN RAILROAD. Ticket offce, 3L Wost . 220 9,15 p. . it to Clncianatt. an Hadisonat, Pacifio Fast Line. Dabuque Pacitic N Dabuguo roeport Greon Bay Express Groon Bay Expros Day Expi ht Expre & & ZLease, EELEERE CHICAGO, ROCK ISLAND & PACIFIC RAILROAD. Depot, corner of Harrison and Shermanste, Iickes offcs, 3 West Vadi {son-st. A ZLeave, Arrive, Omahs, Leavenw'th& Atchison Ex{*10:00 s, m. |5 4:00p. m. Pera Accommodation, * 500 p, m. {* 9:30 &, m. Night Expross.... “lHi000 L mi [t 7000 ol LAKE SHORE & MICHIGAN SOUTHERN RAILROAD. Depot, corner Harriszon and_Sherman-ats. Fail, vis Alr Live and Matn Lino, s} New York Espress, vial, Bpeci; Alr Night B Clbees Elkhart Accommodation. .. cket afice, southuseat corner Madison and Canal-ats. ress, via AL Accommodati CHICAGO, DANVILLE & VINCENNES RAILROAD. Passenger Depot at P, C. & 5t, Lonis Depot, corner o) ‘al and Kinslectts.”” Gutsfreight ofice, vor Resareais, ner Hais Washingion-at, ‘Taking eflect Doc. 1, 1872, A it dnd Coacrolsion Ca- office, corner of Ada and al P., C. & &, L. Depot, cor. Frelghi and T Ticket office, 163 Zeace. Day Expross.. Exproxs. Pacific Fast Li Mail... Valpa: MICHIGAN CENTRAL & GREAT Depot, foot of Laket., and et el Cartaletes Sovmer a7 o WESTERN RAILROADS 00t af _ Twenty-second-st toon. Night Ex; ‘Atiantic Express. press, INDIANAPOLIS VIA FERD HOAD, 19:10 p. m. | *6:008. m. HENRY O, WENTWORTH, General Panongor Ageal, BUSINESS DIRECTORY. . H. O ertiaiug Agencies. CO. ar suihorized to reseive ad- 'HAND. vortisements for all Chicago daily papers at their lowest. rates; also for any II.'I%‘DH and forelgn countripe. 91 M r or periodical Iatho U. 8. \fadison-at. 2 THAILXN, PAINE & CO., %9 Madison-st. 1, SECOND NATIONAL, & Wor n & Collender. MER & HART, 619 5 incturers, stationer: rint Rl STEPH, Blank OAMERO: JOHN nhgml.n & DEAN BROS. & HOFF! J. W. MIDDLETON, 8 Btate- A’YJ\'L N, Phel NRgn cok Danu Job P AMBERG & H L. Gor, Gy and sisont 5 out A A rt Washington-st, bl T4 5ad 16 W. Randolph. h LaSatle. vl:lbln(lnfl'l‘ rarrlage COAX & TN BROERI, " *Ann snd W. Raadotsh. A ey O Cinsuwnte o avenre, FRENH T B0, B Wabaia 287 Wabaa! ps, &c. aitory. HENEY 8EARS & CO., 81 and i3 South Canal.at. e ot SAMURLS. WHITE, 1 and 15 ast Mad) ru E. BURNHAM & 50 Fre: 2 OTTO JEVNE & CO., Toacd &1 Grn Flxturcs and Eitiin 20, S e SR 0 ‘nt 1 s ( co Palot H J.WINGRAVE, JR., & CO. Iron, » 3. GREENEBAUM, 15t L Jewellers (W GILES, BRO. B. ALLEN & CO. J.B. MAYQ 2 CO. WAL M. MAYO, 153 it N walbl TS EENLEY 2 JENETN W. W. KIMBALL, cor; W. A. B. M0 Hardware (ol MILLER BROS. & KVEP, 19 Lak Nteel, Nl Want hat. holesnle and Jeinll. &'xts Wab. & T4 W. Madlion. . & CO., %6 c. St 7 $West CO., Pianos and EEKER & CO.y 555 WVholesale). nd 159 Can: "5 Wabaa s T aaners O and ool o.c, WHIHINTSOREE Soath Canal ison-at. Witsab-ar. bash.av. ile, &c. Handot divor ne Gaods ( and 13 ‘Washington-st. ] [CKERBOCKER. 8 and 2 West Randolph. Al OGLESBY, BARNITZ & CG., 3and 30 W. and 14 LaSallo-st. 154 ¥nd 15 Michigan-av.2 inton. Organ: 2. abssh-av. and Thirisenthst. ron. Wabash-av. L W. AUSTIX &CO,, 2204 123 Soath Water-st. SSYDER & LEE 14 Slsoxtullata, ardwiire. GEORGEF. Bfifuufi? LaroTs Ieni Estate and Lona . LeSalleat. 41Statest. ates. EBOLD & KINZLE, 57 State-st. BEBIRG S D05 o0 0 ot Inatama-ar, A HASKIN, MARTIN & WHEELER, 41 Lakest. THE LI Branche exing, Machines. GHT-RUNNING DOMESTIC, 74 State-st. 158 Twentr-socond and 190 Kortt: Clark-st. ex, ety Ship Chandl HERS, R AT ARb s & PURRINGTON & SCRANTON, 72t Soath Waterat. Hiovet AMERICAT BASE BURNER: nud Jeweller N £ S Sty Ganal DENNIS T ON ers & Sailmaker: 214 22d 316 South Water-st. 2310 23 Soath Watar, 141 East Lak ? Finding st CHAS. T. WILT, 14 \sul?.'ffa' %5 Wabasz-av. Undertaker. SHELDOY & DAVTES, 132 West Madison-st. ©, H. JORDAN JAMES WRIG CRANE BROS. M. N, 112 Clark, noar Coart Hauss. T 1 :vfh(lfnjam:-, %“-:u Handolph-st. e °6CO., 1t Norts dellerson-st. DISSGLUTION NOTICES. Notice 1Is bereby given that the co) Bembsre bt e Said E. Olsnn b‘lalb-)ril_l‘d 0 sottle the affaire lson & Co,, it BRYGNEL OLSEN. ISTIAN AUGUST SCTHREY. o Chicago, Dec. 21, 127k rinerthip herstofore exist . Sothren, undor the firm day disssived by mutual SE, THE CHICAGO TRIBUNE. &HE 1873. Gflifléfifijfiifim. PROSFECTUS. THE DAILY. TR TRISUNE enters upon the coming yearia the ocen- Dancy of its rebullt business premises, the new Tribuae Building, in the heart of the restorad business cextrs of Chicago, aad is prepared, tos degroe better than ever ‘before, to 8l and carry to s still higher standpolnt. THE PLACE IT EAS CREATED IN JOURNALISM. Ia {ts growth it has kept pace with the developmen of Cllcago aad tho Northwost. By the advancoment fo woalth, intelligence, and streogthof the comucnaity it represents, new and con- stantly-iccrassing demands have been made upon its representative journals, and these THE TRIBUNE bas In ovary caso anticipated in Its prompt collsotion of news by telograph from all parts of tho country, and by corre- rpoadents throughout the world. - ‘The ploneer among Wostern journale iz ‘THE LIBERAL USE OF THE TELEGRAPH, It has overcome distance forita readers and placed befors them oscl moraing tho moro Lmportaat noms of the world. As » home newspaper, with Chicago lta own fleld, It Iarge and competoat Looal and Commercial Carpa har malatained a faithful and fall presentment of HOME AFFAIRS AND BUSINESS, Gising especial prominence and carefal collation to the promipent facts of GROWTH, PROGRESS, and TRADR, especially in the presont ora of our **GREAT REBUILDING. Serapuloas caro has been taken to securo sccaracy and falgess to tho MONETARY, EEAL ESTATE, AKD GENERAL MARKET BEPORTS, In the lesdiag staplss of our cltyznd sootion, making THE TRICSE A DATLY FECESSITY. . Toavery business man and merchant 1 a degree exsotly propurtioned to his fnterest in Chicago business affairs, With theso foatures tho sourco of its canstant and un- varied prosperity, as A FAITHFUL AND VIGILART MEDIUM OF CUR- "RENT NEWS, THE TRIBUNE has assoclated foatares that bavo placed it {n the front rank of journalsm. ‘With this record in its past, THE OmICAGO TRIBUNE 15 propared to carty forward its atandard, and, in the year to come, fuldl, as in the past, its recognized poaltion as THE LEADING JOURNAL IN CHICAGO, Tastad of editorial writers, reporters, snd correspond. ents, 1o its ‘NEWB ARD LITERARY DEPARTMENTS, At home and abroad, comprise the most trained and com- petant mon in thoir calling, and, as heretofore, nothing will bo spared in cost of transmiaslon or expense of publication, to place the result of their labors in themost sitractive shapa befors its readers. To this end tho ‘mechanical appliancez of THE TRIDUNE 4re now unsar- passed. ITS POLITICAL COURSE. TaE CH1cAGo TRIBUST supported. fn tho rscent elsc- tion, the platform acd pomiaces of the Liberal-Ropabll- «can Oonvention, which met at Cincionsti on the 1st of May. The defeat of the candidates of that convention has not diminished, o any degreo, the necesalty for carrying forward ita principles. We hold thess principles to bo essontial 10 good govornment, to the prosperity of tho conntry, and evon to the permanence of republican fnsti tutlons. We shall, therefore, contiona 10 give them our Dearty support and advocacy, xnd shall sustain the men ‘wha fitly represent them, whatevor party designation they may wear. We ahall give an fmpartial hoaring o the Ad- ‘ministration of General Grant, and shall support ft fnall acts which scem to us wise aad usefal to the country, as cordially as though it wore an Administration of our own chotce. In short, TEE CHICAGO TRIBUNE will alm to sccure ABLE AND HONEST GOVERNMENT, National, State, aud Local, and to be an organ of Pro- gress rather than of Pasty. It will endesvor to give ta it readars the oxact truth in all matters of pablic interest, accompanied by indepondent views and fair eriticism. OUR NEW EIGHT-PAGE FORM, Presenting fifty-six columns dafly, has been found most natisfactory toall classes of our patrons, by whom TEE THISUNE is pronounced ; UNTTED BTATES, The colarins of THE TRIBUNE aro the dally proof that the business and general publlo accord it the FIRST PLACE AS AN ADVERTISING MEDIUIML] THE TRI-WEEKLY Ts In great favor with readers at a distance and 1a locall- shoot the substance of two daja' issues.| THE WEEKLY s now ono of the largest weokly editions issued west of ew York, & vory handsomo cight-pago sheet, with fifty- x columne ofmatter, oxpressly selocted aad made up for this fssuo with & cholcs vatlsty of ORIGINAL LITERARY, ART, AND AGRICULTURAL & TOPICS, Tt will continae in every raspect to be made a Western Family Journal, equalin LITERARY EXCELLENCE Ta aoy published in this country, while its carefal colla- tlan of the naws of tha dafly oditions constitate it an un- suspassed compendinm of the FRESHEST TOPICS OF THE DAY, Among the writers on home themes the contributlons of RuzaL will bold thelr placs and incs tho wide repa- tation alresdy enjoyed by this beat of all writers on “FARM AND GARDEX," For years welcome in & mullitude of Western homes. Wa absll farnish also a largs zasisty of arucles on sociz topics. LITERATURE, ART EDUCATION, COMMERCE, GEZrAL CTLTCRE, AXD THE PROORLSS OF Socmery ali made more promizent foatures of TAX WEKKLY than heretofore. Tales and sketches, original and salected, will be farnished 10 each number. Attention ts drawn to the fact that by the tarma pro- santed below, TR WEZXLY THDUNE will briog to the conatry fireside and the farmer’s bame READING FOR ALL CLASSES, Reazhing fa amount each year the bulk of many volames, from the best writers, with varfoty and falnoss, THE BEST THOUG] FA( AND DIECOVE- RIS OF i 205, Ata price which maks it not only the bast but THE CHEAPEST OF READING MATTER, Withia the reach of the humblest home, and worthy a placata the bost. THE WEEKLY iz cfferad at the following prices Single coples, one Fear... -8 2.00 5 copies, one 3 7.50 10 coples, one 12.00 20 coplas, ane yes: 20.00 B0 coples, ozs yeaz. .. 45.00 THE DAILY AND TRI-WEEKLY. Datly. bs .812. Baltedu o BIZ 001 ey Parta of the yoar at the same rate. Eisglo subscriptions may be sdded at clab ratos after «lab s formed. Postrasters may retain 10 per cant on sll subscriptions. To preveat delay and mistakos, be sure aud give Post Office address ta fall, inclading State and County. Remittancos may be made either by draft, cxpres, Post OfSce order, s fa registered lotters, at our risk, dreay TRIBUNE CO., Chicaso, TL ties not reachod by dzily mells, presonting in one compast, AMUSEMENTS. ACADEMY OF MUSIC, GRAND OPENING NIGHT OF THE - Grand English Opera Combination. Monéey eventas, Jan. 6, with Flotow's Gracd Opera of MARTETA, 3ih tae followlng nnrfvalled cast: Miss Emms Howsen, 7y Mre, Zel mio, 3r. J. Rrookhouse DBowlor, Str. Gustavus Hall, Mr.'Bdward Segain, Alr. T. Banlemag, choras aod orchaats Lo ir. S. Behreus o of seats wili oo day) morning ab s 'clock . m. Weioettay atiness BOCTOR OF ALOANTAR o Matinoo- 3 T Wodacaday Mgt BOMEMIAN Giltl = AIKEN'S THEATRE, ‘Wabash-av. a0d Congress-at. This Eventng and Satarday Aftecnoon, clogant comedy . and romantic dvlm!:: s DON CZESAR DE BAZAN. DOX CESAR.... --...FRANK E. AIKEN. Shamus O'Brien and Naval Engagements, LIEUT. KINGSTON..... ..FRANK E. AIEEN. Fatire company fo_both plass. atines Prices—Ro- servod Seats, 50 and 75 cte; Secoed Baicony, 25 cts. Monday—Joseph Prootar and The Hed Pockot Look. HOOLEY'S OPERA HOUSE. SUCCESS! SUCCESS! SUCCESS! Thursday, Jan. 3, every evening during the week, and Saturday Matince, WINI be presonted, ln anawor to s geaoral desirs to wit- ness MR- JOHN DILLON In Irishcharcter, Falconsr's besutifal romantfc drama, PEEP O’DAY ! With the full strensth of tho company in the cast, Dew soonory, brilliant edects, suposb appoiatments. McVICKER'S THEATRE. Thursday. Priday and Saturdaz, and Satnrday Matin TAYES CHARLOTTE GURHMAN, = 1n her great renditlon of QUERN GATHERINE, fo Shakspesro's Historical Play of HENRS VIII. CARDINAL WOOLSEY. Afonday, Toesday, We Soats can be secared. £ Carriago Entrance from Monrosst., alley eastor the ‘Theatry, NIXON'S. THMERSE SUCCESS ! 11 TREMENDOUS APPLAUSE 1! Revival of tko great emotlonal drams. TUNCLE TOXM’S CABIN, or, Lifa Among the Lowly. HMlle. Marie Zoe. In hor great charactor of TOPSEY, introducing het famous Camp-esting Song. Grand ZOE matinco on Saturday afternoon, MYERS' OPERA HOUSE, Monroe-at., batwaon Dearborn nd State-sta. Artington, Cotion & Kembl's Minstrels. * A Happy New Year to All, A Blonster Bill for the Hol. idazs. Tb t Sopg and Dance Artists, Mackia and Wilson. Chilcago i 16 Tho 3 o'clock Traln. Tricke and Trials. An eotirs change of Pomtamras. ROTIoE: Qur e q&m‘:;-fnu ook will Be gives s1ad of Naturdar. AVeduesdsy GRAND NEW ¥ FAR'S MATINEE. ACADEMY OF MUSIC. SIX NIGHTS, NEW YEAR'S ARD SATURDAY HATIREES ENGAGEMENT OF Robert McWade, The groatest nataral actor Inhis wonderfal personation af RIFP VAN WINKLE. KO ADVANOE IN PRICES. GLOBE_THEATRE. , Deo. ataht and Wedaoada Moy B e ey Watiagens F. VL. CAREROLILs, And his boys, The General, Master Eddie and Littls Dick. LEON BROTIERS, o b, Miss Dora Ds Misn Lucy Adams e 2 e MenGalils. Eife and b Comedy Oor s 1 d choice bill, concldi {5 thio naw Dartlo Dracia entiiled I8 I3 B i ;’l’lg thy 10K TUR- MINNIE MYRTLE MILLER. Lecture on “JOAQUIN MILLER, The FPoet and the Man.” SATURDAY EVENING, Jan. 4, 1933, at UNIOX PARK CONGREGATIONAL CHUECH, comner Washs ington4t. and Ashland-sv. Admission, 50 cents. Reserved Seats, 75 cents.’ Tickota for salo at West Sido Library, 233 Madiscast.,' and_Bell's Drug Stors, 495 Madison, corner Sheldon st ey TO RENT. OFFICES IN THE Tribune Buildimp Aro nearly finished. Several are Yet untaken., Fire-proof, with vaults. English tile fioorsthrough« out. No offices in tho city equal these in every first-class respect,' Plans of the Tribune Building can bo seen at the office of W. (. DOW, Room No. 1, Nevada Block. SCALES. FAIRBANKS STANDARD SCALES 3 OF ALL SIZES. i) FATRBANKS, MOESE &CO » 65 WEST WASHINGTON-8T. MEDICAL CARDS. COBURN Medical Institute, Bn. 185 West Madison street, corner of Talstedst, Thiy Medical Tastitate Is, no doabt, 11 1 hest place ia Ghicago foe thoss afflicted with any chrocic or delicate disosse to 0 to b curzd. | Tuo Doctor i & well-oducatod and scten- Send for bouk o0 wumaa and hes dlscases, alsc ific man. 1 for gentlemen: all freo for threo ceot stamp. Ofice BourSa. .3 Sunday, 2 Lo 4 p. m. m. 168 p. D. .. All fomale difficaitics trested with auccess. Conmlta- tlon free and confidentisl. Address all latters to Dr. J. G COBURN, No. 185 Weat Madison at., coruer Halsted. st., Chicago, Tiltgois, DR.C. BIGELOW CONFIDENTIAL PHYBICIAN, (84 Staic-st., Chicago It is well known Ly all readers of tae prpers, that Dr. low {a the oicust metablished physician In Chicay = it of all chronic and nerv peotaity. Sciunce and sxperienca by ‘most renowned APEQIALL g2 edies that will ‘-;umuly ail casus of AND BPECIAL DISEAKES in both sexes. CONSULTATION FRZE. The 3inestrooms in with SEPARATR PARLORS for Isdies and genti -ra Eallam sl e G docor, | CORMESERTDEAE Dr. C. BIGELOW, Nu, 4£¢ State-st. ind % NO CURE! Nopay:: DI Kea.n, 3860 South Clark-st., Chicago, May be confidentislly emuulted, personatly or by mall, iree of chzrge, un all chronic or nervous diseases. DR 3. KBAN in tha only phasician ia the ety who waz- “rants cures or na pay. DR.J.E.C The sble and well known specialisi—st 01 Esat Harrison st., batwoon Clark and Statests.—can bs conmitod—day ) diseases and difccltics of & chronfc, Golicate, or confidential nataro—of both sexes. Bpecial 2o fomnio diZcuitics. Medicines sont by mail oF express.. Send siamp for clrcular to the Blacried. Ad. 8zcen DR. CLARK, 101 Eaat Harrisoo-st., Chicazo, I11. Dr. A. G. Olin, 183 S0, Clark-st., Chlcago, the most succasstal specislirs of the age, who fi Firen s ife-long spectal sitention 1o the trestment of ail Ghronis, Sexual aad Nervous dlssstss, both sexca, Rewd bia works and jadge for yourulf s-ut soeled for stamp ential consaltations, persondlly o By mall. Tres and (aritads Ladice send for cibamtare 2 °F On Marriage. HAPPY RELIEF FOR YOUNG MEN. Remerksblo Reporta sent free. Address HOWARD ASSOCIATION, Philadelvhis, Pa, N A S T SO T AT BEspeeee s = e T