Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, March 30, 1873, Page 16

16 THE C 1iCAGO DAILY TRIBUN. : BUNDAY, MARCIT 30, 1873. e e e —— GENTLEMEN'S FASHIONS, Business and Traveling Spits—-Full Dress and Demi-Toilette, Shirts, Collars, and Cuffs---Tie and Gloves. : Umbrellas, Jewelry, Boots, &c., &c. Gontlemen's modes for the coming soason, &8 shown and predicted by tho leading houses who supply them with the different costumes cspe- cially designed for various oceaslons, are, TOB EVERT-DAY WEAE, while zitending to business or traveling, tho English morning-jacket or the double-breasted ehort eack, They are mostly of English fabrics, of silk and wool mixtures or all-wool goods, and are in siripes and pluids, broken-checks, twills,” and other quiet, suitable designs. Buits may bo from off thesame piccs throughout, or with coat and waisscoat alike, and trousers different. This is a matter of taste, 83 either style is con~ sidered correct. A Tho Eoglish morning-jacket is & single- breasted garment, battoning well up on the bresst, with the waist of good length ; tho skirt quite short and cut away be- Tow, having flaps at tho sido of the hips ; and may or may not have an outeide bresst-pocket. Tie double-breasted short sack still continues In favor, #s, when properly cut, it is a stylish germent, and seems well suited for the purposs for which it was designed. It is cut longer than it was last year, rolls to the lapel, and is fasten- ed by two lower buttons. A little later in the season, it will be worn extensively with white waistcoats, for which it is particularly designed, and most gentlemen realize both the comfort and becomingness of that article of dress. The edges of these costs are merely stitched, whilo the bauttons are either of ebony or ivory to match. FOR FULL DBESS, thers is the regulstion dress-coat, made of black cloth, English or French,— the former baving tho preference for the present season ; it will be of medium length in waist and skirt, falling to’ within four inclies of the knee. Thw collar should ba of cloth, an inch and & half wide, whilo tho lapels roll to within one hole of the bottom. The sleeves are finished with & cuff fastened with two but- tons, while plain and ribbed silk breast-facings are worn by young men who are on the qui vive for noveltios. Theso coats are lined with silk or satin, bavo medium-sized buttons of plain cloth, and the edges are stitchod raw. With this suit * society-men” wear & waist- cont of heavy white silk, white peck-tie, and loves, with _trousers of black English or French doeskin, made either plain, or with o pamow sk braid down the ont- or pideseam. For less dressy occa- gions ; or, whera it ray bo desmed proferablo, waistcoats of the same material as tho coat, of black embroidered cloth, or of white embroidered Marseillos, msy bo substituted. Thero aro also hown, for the nice young man who leads the German, a variety of pearl drabs for trousers, which may be worn with cravat_and gloves to match, on certain_occasious. Biill, tho taste mustbo exceedingly caltivated, and the stylo very assurod, to admit of this innovation. The young man who entortains the slighest doubt Tpon the matter had better stick to tho regala- tion euit of undertaker’s black, or he will be apt %0 feel ill at ease and look ** shoddy.” . THE DOUBLE-EREASTED PRINCE ALVERT FROCK, of dark blue or black cloth, worn buttoned overa white brondcloth,) duck, or Marseilles waist- cont, 1a the most zechérche of tollsttes for concerts, receptions, morning weddings, high- teas, evening calls, or the promenade. Pearl ¥ caseimere trousers, with cravat and gloves B Corrorponding shads are commo il fagt. Thin dress is also worn at tho opers, but is not as dis- tingue s the rogulation Yull-dross, though it susy be permitted in Chicago until the new Opera-House is built and * Les Italiennes ™ bo- comos fixed factof & season’s _continuance, Then uniform full-dress will probsbly be oxacted trom both sexes. FOB DEMI-TOILETTE, manyadopt the Prince Albert frock, just de- scribed; while the Newmarket frock-cost dis- putes thetight to be considered * the thing” withit, Tho latter is cut mnglo—hmule\‘]iflg{ medium length both in waist and skirt, the skirt faling sway in fromt. This i3 festaned with omo button just below the centro of the breast, while the cuff aro omamented with two butfons. The *com- ing stylo,” however, is predicted o be the “Lord Btanley ' cut, bath double and eingle-bressted, preferably in'the latter manner, and worn but- toned. It is much cut away in front, and is con- sidered decidedly dressy. ‘Trousers of caseimere, of o lighter ehade and different pattern from the coat, in small checks, plaids, and fine stripes, are suitablo for demi- toilette. They aro cut to fall quite easily aver the log, and with s medium spring at bottom. Bide-stripes and bauds on these are used, but raade quite narrow. — r Cassimere waistcosts are high in favor amiong the cremedela creme of fashionablo society, while less 'Eutimflu peopls ‘are satisfied that material the esme s ‘the cost may be used. These materials are fino worsted goods, of English and French manu- Tecture, in checks, diagonals, birdseye crepes, and siripes. English Moltons are alwaya in good Laste, and extra qualitios of silk mixtares, with French tricots and_piques, are also used, and allow s sufficient varioty from which to cloose, to suit the most fastidions or peculiar taste. For business and traveling wear, SMIETS wre of linen and percale, in emall fgures and polka dots. Disgona] stiipes, mads with plain soms and Czar collar attached, sre also much affected. Tho Cheviot is entirely passe; so the young exquisito who visits tho rural districts will no longer come under tho ban of wesring bedtick by those usfortunates who 'are not posted sbout tho_ idiosyncrasies of fashionable _ aitire. Linen for fall dress is either made perfectly plain, or a very delicate and exquisitely-wrought vine of needlework arnaments the front. Some very elaborate patterns aro shown, but the man of good taste will shun them most decidedly. The neatest and Iatest are merely hem-stitched, and are particularly elegant in fall dress. 6 old-fashioned tura-down COLLAR is staple, whilo the Czar with broken points is 18 popular as ever. English and French designs differ alightly from thesa, the rolling * Arcadian” boing much liked and new. We msy mention tho narrow “Napior,” which is very alightly turned at the corners. Corded-edged collars, with culls and and shirt-bosom to malch, ara als0 in demand. . THE NEWEST CUFF is reversible, with broken corners to match the collar, or the points turned squarely back. IN TIES, a Iate stylo, known as tho ¢ Cunarder,” in pale shades, seem to tako tho lead. It is s knot and conds, and mg be either worn toshow the bosom, or crossed and fastened with s scart-pin. Very palo blue predominates, and * ghosts of colors™ are in fayor as much as with the ladies. These all have dots or rings, stripes being quife out of date. The old-fashioned Windsor tie, in dark colors, with large polka spots, still appears ; while checks and shepherd's Iplud! sre always ‘worn for certain occasions. The full-dress tie is of finest cambric, either with embroidered ends, or hemestitched to match the accompanying Linen, and may be eithor emaight or with wido ends. Lavender ties are deregle with light trousers. THE DENT GLOYVE, for riding and driving, is unsurpassed. _For the latter purpose, theyare made of very heavy goods, and are stitched instead of being over- sevn. Cartwright & Warner's =z TNDERWEAR “\:é? the best qualities, and appear to be prefer- T . CADRELLAS sre taking the place of canes, especially during e proseit sesson, and have 'straight cinnamon- wood handles, vary highly polished, and s silk cover. Thoy coms in the finest English goods, and are called tho walking-stick umbrells. IN JEWELEY PEOPER, cameos till seem to take thelead for slesve-but~ tons aud studs,—the only change being that now they aro in colors on o Lght groand, instead of light cuttings on a dark ground. Somethiny quite new consists of an oblong topaz, mounte with copper and silver-alloyed gold,—the first forming the base, and the second the eetting surrounding the stone. These are exquisitel engraved, and cost $65. For fall dreas, pink coral and solitaire dizmonds aro the proper thing £or yourg MeA With Dlenty of meuey, With the advent of spring, scarf-pins are goivg by, Ceme €08 are atill the faorito ring, and are also in dark’ shades on a light ground. Bolitaire die- monds for gentlemen bave & new sotting, designated as tho knife-blade; while" car-conductors snd bar-tenders will be glad'to know that clusters are in raised set- tings, the centre-stone being Ligher than the Test, and quite isolated by an open work rim of gold from the other stones,—thus making 8 groat deal more show for the money; and, for tho first-named gontlemen, will be found moro available than ever to uso as danger-signals. Lockets aro lsrger, being both round aod equare,—the lattor sbout an inch in broadth,— and havo eitler » solid gold bzck, or ono ‘of stone, in which the monogram is engraved or cut. Chaing in loud, elaborate patterns are offered to the unculiured pavernu; but fob-chaing in uniqne ond small designs are pro- ferred by thoso who aro to tho manner born. Aseries of double circlets, curiously cut and linked together, is especially noticeablo. B00T8 = aro mado with both equare and round toes,—tho box-toe, however, being less desirable than that kmown as tho Netw York stylo, which is soft and roun . ET-CETERAS. Cabats of Russis leather aro Atted up with all requisites; while - lunch-baskets for_gentlemen show a decidod predominauco of bottles and glnsses over plates and forks,—arguing thet the malo biped is o thirsty rather than hungry animal. ~ Dreesing-cases aro simply por- fect in their fitings, containing ~ all tho useful orticles for s gentleman's toilette, from s button-hook to & razor, with quite 25 many minutim for the beantifying of his Tordship a the most fastidions woman would asl {or,—“poudre pour glisser les ongles™ being in- cluded ivith brushes, etc. And 50 wo leavo tho modern Solomon, having given him tho Intest hints us to properly array. ing himaelf in all bis glory. formation was conrtcouely given us by Messra. Ely & Co., Brown, Prior & Fisk, and Mesera. Mayo sud Jowett, lo. vlom Wo afoin- ebto —_— PERSONAL. Mrs. Abraham Lincoln is at the Gardner House, C. H. Peck, of Keokuk, {8 at tho Briggs House, Misa Anna Dickinson is at the Gardner ouse. "Tom Maguire, of Ban Francisco, is ot the Sherman House,* C. G. Carmichael, of Grinnall, fa st tho Briggs House, The Hon. Heary T. Blow, of St. Louls, st the Gardner House. The Hon, Henry Strong, of Green Bay, i st the Bherman House. Gen, Belinap, Secrotary of War, will reach this city this morning. Anna Dicki naon lectures to-morrow evening in the Michigan Avenuo Baptist Church, *“What's to Hin- dern g Gen. William Meyers and Hon, F. E. Woodbridge, of Vermont, will be guests at the Gardner House to-day. Gen, McBaris, of the French srmy, was introduced to Mayor Medill yesterday b Col. Fitzgibbon. Tho farewell addressof Mr. T. M, Van Court, the retiring Superintendent of the Washingtonian Home, will bo delivered this evening. Gen. E. . Bragg, of Madison, J, M. Hitt and wite, of Grafton, 0L, O. C.Reith, of Oakfield, Iows, and -G. Shaw aud wife, of Bristol, K. L, were among yes- terday's arrivala at the Orient House, Tie Riverside Hotel will be opened earlyin April by Maj. Fred Harding and George D. Walliston, Both Zave a maltitude of friends n this city, snd will make theirs s popular house, .Tae whole establishment will e put in elegant condition for summer boarders. Among the arrivals at Anderson’s yesterday were tho following : W. ¥. Wilcox, Connceticut ; W, A. Ray, Boston; Ars. Charles Desns and Miss Lou Deane, wife and dsughter of the proprietar of tho Peoria ‘House, Peoris. The Bev. J. W. Cracratt, popular pastor of Oskland Congregational Church, of this elty, hms roceived an ‘urgent call from the Congregational Church at Gam- bler, Ohlo, As further inducements they pledge a com- fortable Louse, freo of rent, a comforiable salary, and sevéral prominent Episcopalians join in tho request, pledging their attendance, § The Materia Medics Soclety of Chicago held lts third annual meeting on Thursday last, and_elected the fol- Iowing officers : Presfdent, Dr, O. K. Mann, of Evans- ton; Vico-President, Dr. T. C. Duncan; Becretary, D, H. B, Fellows; Board of Censors, Dr. E. A. Ballard, L. H. Bolbrook, IM. N. Johnson. Dr. Helen J, Tnder- ‘wood, Maria N. Johnson, J. P, Mills, and Mr, Duncan were elacted to memberehip, Among the arrivala st the Briggs Houso vesterdsy were the following : A. C. McEwen, New York; C. P, Stone, Puget Sound; J, F, Bernard, Lims, N. ¥.; E. B, Crawfard, SiouxCity; J.A. Lyon, New York; C. W. Browster, California; C. B, Raine, Virginin; E. V. Eemper, New York: B, F, Field, Philadolphia; I, H. ‘Bobinson, DesMotnes, Among the arrivals st the Tremont Honso yesterdsy wero the following: M. H. Williams, Dixon; F. T, Bradstreet, Brooklsn; Joseph Bailey, New York; Thomas Steel, Buffalo; J. B. Millimsn, Akron, O. Eugens Shaw, Esu Claire; C. W. Foster, U. 8. A.; 3L Sellkirk, Cincipnati; John T. Hinds, Boston; D, 8. Honley, U. 8, A. - Among thearivals at the Matteson Houss yosterdsy wers the following: 8. M. Enos, Princeton; J. B, Howard, New York; W. P. Fuller, 8an Francisco; A. A Griffiths, Detrolt; W. E. Resding, Nova Scotia ; C, H. Snow, Doston; A, G. Hartry, Pittsburgh; A. M. Sutherland, Escanabs; George W, Palmer, Knoxville; 3. L Rubel, Loulsville, Among the arrivals at the Gardner House yesterdsy wers the following: John H. My, Philadelphia; Thomas H. B. Davis, New York; H. C, Cox, Bos. ton; F. E. Woodbridge, Vermont; O. Del lamy, Yokohoms, Japsn; H. B. Narrison, Saratoga Springs ; . 1L Jordan, New Haven, Conn.: A. G, Cook, Oswego; Charles J. Wickersham, Pitts- burgh ; G. B. Peck, Brooklym ; E. L. Cortholl, Hanni- bal, o, z Among the srrivala at the Sherman Houss yesterday ‘wezo tho following : W, K. Morehesd, Pittaburgh ; G, W. Miller, Norwich, Conn.; W. E, Harvey, St, Louis; H. 8. Durand, Racine; E. Murray, Montreal; G, Roeder, Now York; J. W. Gillis, Rochester; R. J, Adamson, Cincinnati ; F, Wynkoop, Cheyenne ; C. H. Dodge, L 3. £M.8, B, B.; J. H. Groves, Bu F. W, Lyman, Milwaukeo ; Asa Smith, Boston; C, B, L. George, Hamberg ; G. Watkinson, New Haven, e g R THE CITY IN BRIEF. The regular annual meeting of Trinity Church So- clety will be held in tho Vestry-room to-morTow even- ing. The Franklin Society meets at No, 79 Weat Adams- street to-morzow evening. A fall sitendance is di~ sired, | On Tuesdsy afternoon the Directressos of the Or- phan Asylum hold thelr regulsr monthly mesting at the Asylum, Jsmes McNamars, driver of Engine No. 17, sent his Tesignation to_the Roard of Police yesterdsy, and it was accepted. 3 Goorge B. Bandall, who has been acting driver of Engine No. 9, was appointed & member of the regular fire department Sesterday. . The Orpheus Mennerchor give s raception to their friends this evening in Orpheus Mall, corner of Lake and Peoria stroets, Budolph Webrll obtalned & permit, yosterdsy, to erect a five-story and basoment stone-front bullding, 4080 feet, on the lot No, 63 Washington street, The Msyor, yeaterdsy, revoked the liscnce of Walker Jsmison, of No. 983 Btato street, whose ssloon was £31d 0 be & Tesort of bad charactars. The regular monthly moeting of the Calsdonian Club will bo held mext Tuesdsy evening in the baso- ment of the Scotch Presbyterian Church, cormer of Adams and Bangsmon strscta. The Haymakers will give one of thelr concorts in the TUnion Park Congregational Church noxtThursdsy evening, thd proceeds to be used toward improving tha grounds of tho Chicago University, - In order to suppress the practico of fast driving on the boulevards, the South Park Commiselons have in- structed Capt. Berry to put on an' additional police force, and vigorously enforco the regulation. The annual lecture before the Students’ Assoctation of tho Presbyterian Theclogival Beminary of the North- wost will be delivered by the Bov. R. C. Matthews, D, D,, of Monmonth, TIL, on Tuseday evening next, {n the First Presbyterian Church, corner of Indiana svonue and Twents-first street. Interesting casein telograph lLsbility: Party sp- prosching clty from Milwaukee telegraphs liveryman “Bend nice cartisgs to depot,” Arrives and finds nine carriages in walting. Lay-out for firstclasa funeral, Onlyonsman toride, Twenty-seven dollars fo bo paid by somebody. The Board of Mansgers of the Old Ladles' Home met at the residence of Col James, No, €20 Michigan avenae, yesterdsy afternoon, and sdopted the amend- ments o the charter suggested by tho Relicf and Ald Boclety. These have been published in fulln all the city papers. At noon yesterday, the scow Eloom, of Whitehall, with s full cargo of cordwood oa board, collided with Clack-strect pridge, She wos bring fowed in by the tug Ben DruXe, anc as ;he s ‘wroached tho bridge one ofthe ropes elipped. e scow lost the upper part of ber main-mast, w.d was 0tburwis damaged to the ex- tort of $200. The bridge was not injured. Tio arnasl reunion of ths s aptist churches of this elty, under directin of tho * Chicago Baptist Unlon,” will be hold at thy Second Iaptist Church, corner Moz~ gan and ATonroe strects, next Taesdsy ovening, Thero wrill boa eocial gathering at 7 o'clock, and, tho annual supper, orepared by Mr. Eckardt, will occur at8 o'clock, On tho programme fur the evening sre the names of the Rev, Drs, Burrougbs and Northrup, Presidents of tho Chicago University and Theclogical Seminary ; the Rev, Dr. Staith, editor of tho Standard; the Hou. 8, Hoard ; Prof. G, W. Blish, and others, The Light Guard Land is to furnish music for the occasion, which gives promise of being gemerally at- ten:od and enjoyable. Tho number of tickets isneces- sarily limited, and a fow can yet bo obtained at the Bible and Publication Society store, No, 408 Wabash avenue, THE EXPOSITION, A Sufficient Amount of Stock Sub- - scribed to Complete the Organiiation of the Association.-The Mutter of Location == Yesterdzy’s Subscrip= tions. A mceting of tLe temporery directors and members of the sub-commitiee of the Inter-State Industrial Ex- position of (ihiesgo, was held yesterdzy afternson, in Room 11, Siaate Zeitung Building, Present: Meases, Whittle, Harvey, Hesing, Palmer, Crane, Bishop, Plerce, Bosenburg, =ad Honore, A. C. Heaing in the chair, Ar. Crane, from the Committes on Location, re- ported toat the bad called on M, Hoyne, and found that gen:leman heartlly in favor of a permanent loca- tion on the lako front. It was thought, after farther conversation with Lim, that ihe city had not the power {0 grant thoright (o wrect a permanent building there, but could only ¢ sct it by making it a city enterprice; furoisbing the wmoney iteelf, and securing & permit from the Board of Public Works, Mesars, Hesing, Crane, sud Harvey wero sp- pointed a committee to confer with the Mayor sud Corporatios Couusel Tuloy regarding the power of the ity to grant ths right to erect a permanent bading ou the Iake fronf. The commit- le&:&{! call on the Mayor to-morrow morning at 10 o The Sacrotary ryertcd that o sufiiclent amount of stock (3105,000) bad “eers -ubr - “bed, to completo the organizatiou of the . e The mesting of 8 i 7 directors was then adjourned, and a meetin, *3 Comm!rsizners, who were cmpowered by the sct Jf incorporation to form the Inter-State AssJeistion, was organized, The Coramis- sioners are W, X. Nixon, A. E. Bishop, Jacob .Rosen- burg, N, 8. Bouton, J. D. Harvey, D, 1V, Whitile, and A C.Heeing. 1Ir. Uesing was chosen Chairmad and Afajor Whittle, Secr-tary. A meeting of the stockholders was called for Thurs- day, April 10,5t 3 o'clock, in the Council Cbamber, {n the Ciis Hall Subscriptions to Exposition stock were yesterday re- cived as follow Names. Sharea, 36, Greznebaum & Co Yant, Cook & Co.. Ferd W. Yeck. J. Corry... Gammon & J. D. Esster & Phil Conley. J. 8. Kirk & Critchell & Ford, Hibbard & Spence; Markley, Alling & Co. rintuall Terry & Baic en, Names. Siller Bros. & Keep. 2|Larrabee & North 130014 9 e a3 R. T. Crane. .215{City Natjopal Bank. Mochanica' National jGermania Bank. Bank.. . 10/Second National Bank. Hibernis Bank, - "110. A. Bogen.. c. . llc.G. Adams.., . 1 The Suggestions of What May Surround’ Us. 1t fa 2 peculiarity of the men snd women of this groat ninetoenth cantury o be influenced more or less by what may surround them, The verit~ of this say~ ing may bo proved by a visit to the woll-known deco- rating house of Mr. J. 3. McGrath, Nos. 174 2nd 17 Btate strect, whero il the varfetics of paper Langings can be found, eulted o drawiug-room, diaing-room, library, recoption-room, etc, Whatever, {1 any case, 1a in {il'proportion or wanting in grace will produce a3 nnpleassnt effect upon the inind, and clasb with all keen scnse of right. 4 truo artiat will never painta picture without first becoming 3 cloo student, and understanding wall the acene or subject @ hich Bo at~ tempta to produce. It is equally true of this famous house, where no pains are_eparcd {o surry out the de- signe of the best srtists in the world, add slmply by tho #5d of paper. —— Personal--Boots and Shoes. Alr, R. A. Burke, baving roturncd from the East, in- forms his many friends in thecity and country that be Das identified his interest with the retail boot and shoe house of Bobert Thivm & Co,, No, 74 Eaat Madison street, noar McVicker's Theatre, where ho will be hap- Py to eee them, .and where ho will embrace the oppor- tunity tc show tho lnric:t assortment in Iatest ntyles and beat gralities of boots und ehoes in this market. Ar. Burks T1tters himaelf that, through his long expe. s become fully scquainted with the wants > in tbis line, and as his house has only conmect.uas ‘-ith {he leading menufacturers be can ‘Warran: suisfusiion in every instanco, Digsolution =2 Firm. Tiapopuir 7est Side jowelry firm of Goodrich & Eirb; bave 'atly beea dfaso!ved by mutusl conseat, *r, Eirby rott=tag. The business will be continued at the ofd stand, corner of Green and West Madison streets, by the succzeding partner, Mr. E. T. Goodrich, Who has alwaye been 80 favorably known in connection with thelate firn, With ciose attention to business, fair derling, and low prices, this ‘gentleman anticipsted ot only a continued patronege from tLe customers of the 0l&f £rm, bat bopes to gain many new friends during the busy season which is now so near st hand, and promises to keup up aven a moro complete stock of Ono lewelsy, dismonds, watches, ele,, than hers- ofore, Pl - RN 5% Washington Heights, The April number of the L1nd-Ownc: hass fine birdis-oye <.« of Morgan Paik, Washington Heights, Tho Blze i-ad Laud and Building Company, Room No. 11 Chamber of Commerce, George R, Clarke, Agent, ia the owner ‘of this beautifal suburb, Thoss ‘wishing to obtain informstion of this property can got 3 coby of the Land-Ourer, free of charge, by call- iog st the office of the Company, No, 11 Chamber of ‘Comme Fpeculstors and othiurs wishing to pur- chaso entire Mocks will ind It 16 thelr sdvantage to call on the sg_atof the Company, Col. George E. Clarke, Practical Chemistry. ‘Baron Licbig has roceived an imperial diploma from Rassia for his practical applications of chemistry, e observe that the well-known statement of this distin- guishod chemist and philsnthropist, that superfine Sheat flour i Increased 1 por cou and upward by the use of Rumford yesst powder, is roceiving ample demonstrstion in the eahanced fiealthfulness of inve- lids and cbildren who use food made with €lis preps. ration instead o. the comman kinds of “ baking powder.” " B = Removal. Mr. A, A. Wiswall, of boot and shos notoriety, is back again fn the burnt district, end has opened at No. 76 Stata etreet (zearly opposite Field & Leiter's new atore), one of the most completo stocks of boots xnd 0¢8 10 be found in the city. &Il his old patrons who became separated by the fire, and the public gonerally, ara fnvitea to favor him with & call. His Toputation for fair and squars denling i3 a sufficient guarantee that all goods pusehased (o hita will Prove ss repro- seat b The Proper Place. The proper place for y5u to select your paper-hang- suge, decorations, bedding, =nd goods which apper- taln to refurnishing your halls zad homes, is ungues- tonably Hilger, Jenking & Faxon's, No. 107 State strect. ~ They s7o now prep-red to oxhibit to old_and ‘new customers one of the most compiste assortments of goods in thelr tine wiich can be found this side of New York. Thafr prices havs always been popular, 2nd are now made to suit ths times, plsclsatiouton W A First.Class Furniture House. Since the well-known firm of Colby & Wirta, Nos, 292 and 204 State straet, have zbzndoned the suction branch of their businesz, aad gone in the regalar fur- Ditars trade, they rank .smong the iirstclass houses, 20G keep 23 Lir 78 &n as8rtment of goods 39 sny houss in the city. “This firm make s specialty of upholstered work, which foey get up for their customers, and at ‘prices thiat =2 bu: satisty any reasonable person. e i iy X. A. Edwards & Co., Proprietors of Whecler's Novelty Carpot Bester, Nos, 353 and 285 South Cap~" s'reet, commenced business on Thursday last. The J t houses were ropro- sented, alro erveral othey firms, * After & thorough test they all pronounced it & magunificent success, Partles interested in houseicleaning should call and satisfy themselves that this is the most thorough system. Gentlemen’s Collars. - The rapid and extraordinarily large sales that have sttended the ‘ntroduction of the Elmwood and War- wick coliars area token of the unirersal approval Which they havo met witn tho consumers. These trus critics can appreciate good article, which thoy bave found in theso goods, Viedt the Palace. At Boei's Humsn Fair Palico are made some of tho handromnst halr switches, curls, and brajds in the city. He keepz a large and fashionable stock sccond to none. ~ Visit the Paluce, at 2o, 34 Twenty-socond-at. Joy to the Femnlo Heart. Tho dlsplsy of hair §09¢s to bo fouad at Roehl's Hu~ man Hair Pahice wiil do » lady's sonlgood. Itis claimed that this is theonly place in tho clty where genuine French heir can be fovad. —_— FerBathing Infants, ‘Burne:t's Kalliston 1s s00thing and cooling. THE TRAGEDIES OF A ¥ Cgaditioa of Rosenberg, Ander- son, and Scott, Probabilify wat the Two Lust Named Will Die---What 1he Useless Detect« ives Are Not Doing, In this city ot the present tim thero szo three mon Iying ot the polat of death from violence, Thisis s #ad commentary on the eflicacy of a recent executfon to check tho dolibersto and unnecegsary use of mur- derous wespons in the community. Rosenberg, the ‘man who > a8 knocked down in the 8t. James Hotel by & watchman, and hod hia head injured by coming in contact with the edge of s pall, 18 sald to be in & very dapgorous condition, Il friends state thet he {s unsblo 40 eat, drmk, or eleep, and that ho remains half uncons scious all the time, A reporter sadeavorod to gain so- ocas to his chamber, yesterdoy, but he was refused ad- mittance, ostensibly on the order of thé sitending physiclan. Subsequently & commanding officer {n the Police Department was heard to remark that Rosenberg's {riends wero circulating all sorts of rumors to make his injurics appear worse than they really arc, and that it was their intention to sue Obadiah Jackson, proprietor of the hotel in which he was_hurt, for damsges. The oneral impression is, that Rosenberg is in anything §ut s procarious condition, but We give his frienda the benefit of the statement that he ia dying, if aby beneflt can bodertved fromit, DANIEL ANDEBSOX, the young Sweds who was found in & barn under circimstances which have been fully detailed al- Teady, Temains in tho same condition noted yes- terday, He can neither movo nor speak. Thero fro mo mew developments concerning k huq:::fl; ing, snd it fs sll s o Wither bo waa Xicked by borso of attacked by ‘murderously-inclined pereons, se he clalmed. The ‘police sutboritics appear to Lave given tho cate Up a3 a hopeleas job, fusc as they did t3o Kennelly murder on West Kinzie street, and the Goetz murder {n Bridgeport, Tho public are ot obliged to blisve & deteciive when hosiys aman ws kicked fo deathy unless ho_can prove it beyond s logi doubt, Tho dotectives detalled in the Anderson matter have mot proved thelr thoory yet. Anderaon’s physicians entertain hopes of i récovery, there being no present indications of delirfum ot infiammation. - The Rosenberg and Ander- son_caces, however, hiave lost most of thelr futerest since TIE BHOOTTYO OF 8COTT, which ocenrred at an early hour Friday evening. The victim fies ot his residence, No, 278 South Clinton street, in a wtate bordering on doath. lo has not apoken int telligibly eince maling the statement published in the ‘morning papers yesterdsy, It is not believed that ho can rocover, ss the ball from Sconlon’s pistol cut some of Rie intestines and lodged in a place whers it cannot be found., For soms unexplained reason the police st the Madisen Street Station entertain a very poor opinion of Scott and his family, To a certain extent they Justify Scanlon in ehooting him, as they say he waa auything but an honest and respectzblo meiber of society. Sinco Scanlon disappeared nothing has been socn or hesrd of bim. His relatives sssert that they kmow nothing of _ bim. Ser- geant ODonnell, who has always been untiring 1n his efforts o bring crimivuals to justice, started after him a3 soon £8 ke was informed of the shooting, and even he has not b::‘n heanlh{r u:l.:l‘ce. It 1.:. emll- sequently, supposed that be ed gome clile to Beaniows biding-pisce, The statoment in one of lsat eventng's papers that Scott was dead and that Scanlon hmd_given himacll up was incorrect, The rumor originated witk an offensive litts boy employed by the Hatl, who is allowed to tamper with the telegraph in- strunent at the Madison Street Station. ® OBITUARY. Those who rematn of the earliest settlers of our city, eapecially the members of the first orgamization of Baptists, will remezaber John Durgess, and Janet, bis wife. About twenty years ago they removed to Baton Rouge, La., on account of her feeble Lealth, whero ho dled 25 he had lived, an earnest witneas for his Master, and yesterday she wes buried at Norwood, in this county. Thoso who had the good fortune to know Ars, Burgess will drop s tear to Ler memory, and her shining graces will livo in tholr hearts while time lasts, Shohad no enomles, aad it wis her delight to Point sinsick souls to the Great Physiciap in whom alone her life was centered. In proyer and conference ‘mectings none seemed to get nearer tho Throne, and her dally lfe partock of the same epirit. When teropted or afilicted, perfoct ~ resignation reigned and it mattered mot what happened, supreme, sho esw a Providence in eversthing, Hers was & Hfe of disinterestednese, and althongh mot blessed with thi world's goods, in her lat days, still 1t was in her great heart to do what ehe could, and as aD ovidenco sent the Tressurer of the Michigan Ave- nuo Baptist Church 5cents at tho time it was dedl- catod. Sarel, such aweetness of disposition and love of the beautiful is seldom seen, and_the last words to er beloved daughter,—** Xy ice I leave with you,” ‘—speak to us who are left in language that cannot be misunderstood as toler present happiness.. We who -are left will see ber cheerful face.no more, nor Lear her fitly-spoken words, but let us take Ler life for a ‘model, and we will soon be where she is throughout sternity, J.E.R. Carcaco, March 29, 1873, —_— e To Lumber Denlers. 1 wish to exchange s piano for lumber, Being with the largest plano honss in Chicago, T can give the pur- chaser sciection from a large stock. AddressZ 64, Tribune office. —India shawls aro ll the rago—at least among tho fortunsto few who canafford them. The more green there is in an Indis, and the lighter it is, say those who profess to know, the more valuablo s the artfclo. MEETINGS. Masonic. - Regular Communteation of Chicago Lodge No. 437 A Fr AR A My Taesdsy evening, Aprl 1. at Orieniai Hall, LaSalle-tt. Membars will ot foil to attend, Busi- gesof fmportarice and work on K. C: De Ty order o o. SAM. SEELESIAN, Sea'y. Masonie. St. Bernard Commandery, No. 25, K. T. Stated con- clave Wednesday ovening, April2, at 734 o'clock. By or- derat K. C. J. 0. DICKERSON, Rocorder. Attention, Sir Knights! Co indery, No. 18, K. T.—Special conclave us"a'm'."vw?’?'xamxafm el Worbea ¥ E e Vitiiing BIE Kalghts conrtooas idar ol e e G D UGROL Fe STNCLATH, Rocordor: i Plasterers. s thly meeting of the United Ordor Amorear Elratorerm, Gunien Ol Lodéo, wil be held 1a tholr ball, Rico's Block, Dearborn-at., at 7:30 p. m. Eanartang Al ok, Mabiar e atiend, of Importancs o fore tho reating. Pr JOH NROE, Prastiont. Lumber Inspectors. t! f the Lumber Taspectors and Mo o Botis 1" Roe 28 ota Treterr st., oo Woduel»d_\yll:‘f‘!nlpu(, ’:an 3, 157, at7:30p. m., & sharp. By ordorof the Freslde o, DOUGLAS, Seo. P. A. a1 mesting of Garden Clty Lodge No. oun Frorestuns Arpeistion, wil by tald st 1 onMonday, a8 72 p. . : ahd, as thero fa b Irembors afo Infores By erdor of tho W. 3. AUCTION SALES. By BRUSH, SON & CO. GREAT SACRIFICE! MONDAY, MAROH 8l, at2p. ., wo will sell, to closo partoeratip, s STEAM CANAT BOAT, Double angiaos, two whaels, cte., at Indiana.st. Bridge, . % RUSH, SON & CO., Auct'rs, Bexs nrenel, o5 188 Eaat Madisonest. BRUSH, SON & CO. HAVENS & CO., & South Canalst., Taes- T e BANTR m.C 2 Dromisce 197 North Hat: sted-st., a eight-room dwelling honge. For particalars inquire of HAVENS & CO. BRUSH, SON & CO. il sell for HAVENS & CO., Wedzosday, April 2, at 10 a. m., catlery, and fancy goods. ELEGANT FURNITURE. CHATTEL MORTGAGE SALE Contents of two houses at auction in stors 251 State. Orient Block, remored. thero for conveniomce of syle, THURSDAY, APRIL 3, at10a. m., Parlor Saits, Mar- blo-Top Chamber Sots, Brussels Carpets, MarbloTop Gentro Frenchl Plate Mirrors, Lica Curtainy Mattresses, Béds and Dedding, China, Crockesy, Stoves, Dining-Rotm ane Kitchea Furaltare. BRUBH, 5ON 2 CO., Auct'rs, 168 East Madisonst. BRUSH, SON & CO., Will sell for HAYENS & €0., & South Canal- Sstardsy. AprilS, at 8% a. m., alargo lot of first-class 63 South Canal-st., dry goods, clothing, forniture, Brussels carpets, marble-top chambar [iitereala, D tablet, batranas, e, matirossor o o WANTED. __AUCTION SALES. " "By GEO. P. GORE & CO,, 2, 24, ana %5 Randolph-st. DRY GOODS, Notions, &ec., Hats and Caps, Shawls, Honey-Comb Quilts, Full line of Hoslery, including GENTS’ BRITISH HOSE, and, at 11 o'clock, a lino of Brussels, Ingrain, Venetian,and Rug Carpets, st Auction on Tuesday, April 1, at 9% a. m. GEO. P. GORK & CO., -2, 24, and 2 Randolph-t. MEN'S, BOYY, & TOUTHY Leather & Serge Wear % Of all Kinds and Varieties. Women's, Misses' & Children's Spring Wear,aFullLine, AT ATCTION, By Cstalogue, on WEDNESDAY, Aprit 2, ot D1-2a. a, 3 Randolphat. By ELISON & FOSTER. AT A PRIVATE RESIDENCE, ELEGANT FURNITURE, No. 186 South Sangamon-st,, WITHOUT RESERVE, AT ATCTION. On Monday Morning, March 31, fat 10 o'clock, entire farpiture of a Saagamon-at. rosldenco—Parlor, Chamber, Librany, Dining-Koom and Kitehon Furniturs, Piotures, English Body Brusscls Carpets, Matiresscs, Crockery, Glassware, Stoves, e, Alf did Chickering Io & Wi ing Machine. 7-octate Piano aad W’ E Auctioneers, BANKRUPT STOCK! AT ATUCTION, en THURSDAY MORNING, Aprl 2, at 10 o'clock, st our sslesroom, & Market-st., cGusistiog of Gents’ Furnishing Goods, Hats and Cn%s, Cloths and Piece Goods, ‘mbrellas, Satchels, &c. By order of Georg: W Campbell, Assfgnos. LISON & FUSTERY Auctioneors, TWO MILLION DOLLARS. GREAT CLOSING OUT. TRUSTEES” SALE REALAND PERSONALPROPERTY o Belongiag to the CHICAGO LAND COMPANY, AT PUBLIC AUCTION, 0n Wednesday, the 18th day of Juas, 1873, By the articles of the association of said Company, it 1s rovided that all the property in the hands of the Trustoes Fathls month of Juno, 102 Toust be 30id at Anction for cash, to closo tho trast. Tho_realtys centraliy Incated fn the CITY OF CHI- CAGO, and is valusd ot $1,506,0, 50d_composod largey of river and canal froatage, dockud and ready for immaedi- atears. Also, a large Rumbor of tacant lote In the imme. diato victaity of the Cocks, all well adapted for basiness Pirposss: "B titio to this property fs unquostioned, baving been boid 2ad owned by the Asiociatlon for twenty yeare, proporty consiaiacl, mols byiriaz 7 per rom one to- fve yoars o ria, aud %10,000. . Theao noces woro roceitod for doferred paymonta on Iagd bought (rom 1he Compaey 5o kol ereol S Shelt Baymens & Socurod b mor{gago on the same. " TEIALS GF SALE, CASH. Tha persditlpruoecty wiilbo roady for trazafer’sad doiisers Cacdinioly afror tho ssle. - Darchasers. of reaits. wil by reqaired to raako a deporlt on the 3y of scleof 10 par cens Gn Tho amout of thelt purchase, 1o balance 10 be, paid il thirty dage; Or2a'scon afir tho sals 23 deeds e d: o mad d red. TRl MAHLON, D. OGDEN, LR G GEORGE WaT, The perso: caat Intore: amougting. 5] Chicage, Marcly 12, 1873, i B. BOGUE, Secrotary. with Ogdon, Sheldon & Co., Room 34, No, 173 La- By TAYLOR & HARRISON. LARGE SALE OF CONTEMNED HOUSES AT ATUCTION, On TUESDAY, Aprill, at 10 a.m., on the premises. The houses on Block bounded by Carroll, Wayman, Union, and Desplaines-sts. EZTho bufldings must be romoved at once, as the property is to be used for rallway purposcs. Terims cash. Salo poremptory. By TAYLOR & HARRISON, Auctioneers. REGULAR WEDNESDAY'S SALE OF DRY GOODS, NOTIONS, ETC., otnerdar morming. Apel2. ot 0% oclock. Full sssart- Rt treah woods, 108 2R GRS BARRISON, Auctloneors, 31 and 33 South Canal-st. REGULAR SATURDAY’S SALE OF Household Goods, &c., Satarday, Aprll 5, at 93 o'clock. Very largs lot second- baad Farnitare, Carpots, from & large boacding houso. 'TAYLOR & HARRISON, Auctioneors, 31 and %3 Sonth Ca 8 Crates W. G. Crockery, b Casks C, C. Ware, At anction, in open Iots, to the trade, SATURDAY, April 5, 1§75, at 11 o'cloc) . ATLOR & HARRISOX, Anctloncers, 8L a: ath Canalet, By WM. A. BUTTERS & CO., Carriages, Phactons, Top & Oper Buggies, and Harness, SDAY, Aprl 2, at10a. ind 31 {¥ont Washington LUTTERS & CO.. Auctionvers. LARGE RETAIL STOCK . OF Dry Goods, Olothing, Cassimeres, Ladies' and Gents' Furrishing Goods, Straw Goods, Boots and Shoss, - Yankee Notions, ete. By auction, on THURSDAY, Apdl 3, atSa. m., at £ and 3 South Oa dearon; WA, A. BUTT, €O., Auctionsers. By HODGES & CO: ELEGANT FURNITURE AT AUCTION, OF THE LARGE MARBLE-FROXNT, No. 78 RRobey=st., }s aaction, op W Byguction. o8, Escliange 25, Honday Morning, March 31, at 102, my at Paslor Suit, 1 fine-octave Piano, civer, Bramsct, Throe Pl sod To: in Carpets, four Marble top Chamber Sets, Diniag and all’; also, Bidding, Stoves, Grockery. China, & i tact, edormbio Usnally kupt (s o Hiveclasa eaiden ‘cost over five thousand dollars. D. LONG, Salesman. -WE WILL SELL AT AUCTION The enitre contents, on TUESDAY. APRIL, at 10 a. m., on the comer of Fultoa and Peoris-ats., No. (&, one block north of Randolp-st., fizo Parlor and Harhle-Top Chamber-ets, DINING-ROOM FURNITURE, Brussels, 3-Ply, and Ingrain Csrpsts, Bedding, king-Range, P 5¢, Ci , Pi res, . HAVENS & CO. Will sell at Auction Tuesday, April 1, 3¢ 10 a. m., the promises 137 North Halsted. A nics #room dwelling-houss; also, of ground for ons year, from Mayl, 153. For forther particulars, apply to HAVENS & CO., 6 South Canal.t. R. G. GOODWILLIE, Agent, By HAVENS & CO., &3 South Canal-st. Conslating of 1 Elegs Fine Oit Paintings,, Wil sell, at9:3 . ., April3, WEDNESDAY, s lot of Dry Goods, Stationery, Books, Clothing, Cutlory; Btc. NEW WEDDING Holders, and all SILVER AND SILVER PLATE. (GORHABDS SILYFR AND SILVER PLATE. Every variety of Useful and Ornamental Sterling Silver Ware, put up in Rich Russis Leathor and Satin Cases, mads expressly for us, comprising an endl pod Tea Sots, Urns, Frult, Berry, and Cako Stands, Knives, Sposes: ¥ O STORE, Nos. 266 & 268 WABASH-AY. Bpecial Attrections in way of Besutiful and Appropriate PRESENTS! RICEH RUSSIA LEATHER aies, Dressing Canes, Work- Boxes, Traveling Bags, Por@onn s, mad o 5.uas of Ornamental Viemmgnd fim GILES, BROTHER & COMPANY. ogant Belts and Pacasol. a5 Fanoy Gosds, ©H JEWELRY, EWELRY At Cosil A lefgo steck of WATCHES, CHAINS, DIAMONDS, FRENCH CLOCES, SILVER and SILVER- PLATED WARE, remain yet un- sold, which we will RETAIL AT ACTUAYL COST, at our WHOLE- SALE BROOMS, : 148 STATE-ST,, Near DMadison, B. . NORRD & (0, CARPETS. Carpets CURTAIN GOODS. My stock is now complete in every department, and I-am prepared to show a larger assortment of New Designs than any other house in the city. » f!y:u intending to buy Carpots this Spring will do well to mako their se- lections now, as the aasortment is better than it will be again this sea- son. SPENCER H, PEK, 195 & 197 Wabash-av., (Cor. Adems-st.) HYDROKONIA. CLESSON PRATT, M. D., Physician Spectal, for dis- oasca of the head, tbroat,’ od Iunga. Pref msional Toomn, northwest cor. Dearborn and Madiscn-ace., Cii- cago Savings [nxtitation Boilding. Refrir by 0:nlssion @ Mr. A. T. Bates, No. 19 Edst Washia W, A, Butters, Nos. E. Ballock, No. 345 5 No. 146 East Ma Mr. James 5. Haoilton, & Stste-st., cor. Washington, and otier-. Recplion hoars from 10 8. . to12n.; aad from - 105 D, m. POLITICAL. POLITICAT. We, the undersigned citizens of tha tamn of West Ohl. o, wHthost TegArd {6 party cossiderations, destzous of S53%15 the Rervices of Honex and efclant oScors at the Eraiog Tavwa elgciion, would rocommend to the votars of Vst Enlengo, for tho ofhes pamed, the fonowing named gentiomaz, who 14 known o possess tho Quallications ra- & e FOR COLLECTOR. WM. E. LOUGEILIN, Wm. H. Thompson, Jobn L, Hoerber, SiaghesE. Gl B ¥elot o Edward ¥ tale, Callian & Yurate, Edward C. Waller, Robert H. Fasa, T ien, Ao G- ol o AL Jonn . Tows Eliss €05, Crano, Simos Hagizacs, Longs Stive, adolph felstor, dioner, wenthal Kaulman & Co, W. L. Hoorber, Hithoat Haers 2o 2 0 K e, ¥ Bartholomaa, B. Roesiny:. REAL ESTATE., Wasiington Peiglis. W qgler to clerks, mochanics, and erons of moderato tncome, thelr choico of fias res{derc “Iots at Washington Holtzman. Ferrell& Co., L. Loose, Hrights, to bs th’ of $10 to 320 por month. b sl to. 5 these lots, o other roperty ‘At Washialon Gighis, can acCompaay rir P Clrk (tros of exponso to tanta) any diy Gurag 36 oo t our office hefare §:30 o O OB R CLATCKE & £0., 122 LaSalie-t. TO RENT BILLIARD HALL TO REINT. The largest and beat-located Hall in Chi- cago for lease, 54x123 feet, with e on Clark-st. and entrance on Washington.st. ond Board of Trade salley, iz Exchange Building. Apply on the premises. REMOVALS. REMOWVAL. LOUIS EHUMMETL, MERCHANT TATLOR, TO 128 NORTEL CLAKRK-ST. REMOVAT. IVE. W P OWELL: & CO. Gravsl Roofers, will on the Ist day of April next, remore DISSOLUTION NOTICE. DISSOLUTICN. Tho copartuership betweon William Goldio ~nd Joshua K. Bhaw is this day distolved by atual consent. ‘The busi- aess will bereaftor be conducted by Wia. Goldle, who will sattlo all accounts of the Iate firm 4t tho old stand, comer of Elghtaenth aad Censl.sts. LAM GOLDIE, W March 29, 163, JOSHUA K. SHAW. MISCELLANE * 1§ EICELSIOR PHOTOGRAFR OPYING (3, 156 Vincennes-av., Chicago. All xinds of picturea copied, enlargeu, and worked in India {nk, at aboat Lalf raten ‘of regalar galierios; seac s & noto throngh the Post-Oftice, 2 * wu call for aad delfrer work when fintshicd to any nnzt cf tho clty. (. B. Gut this cut). E.§ ER & SOF. A Mass Mesting Will bo hold at HIEALEY HALL, 573 Archer.ar., an Mon- day, March 3], at9o'clock 5. m., w0 censider the nomina- tion madu on March 2. By orcer Liberst Ward Contmittcr. WANTED T0 BUY OR RENT. Dock and ground for » lumber yard. _Apply to = “HATCH, MOLBROUK & co. 95 Arches ByDEPUTY SHERIFF DL BEST, Mortgageo's Sala on Tharsday, April 3, 210 o'els ths fareson, 5 1ot of Houseold Goods. commrion o ob egant Parlor and Chamber Scts, Brussnis G of el ad Tograin Norfwestern Toverto:s' Bxchang, 127 Clarkest,, Rooms 43 and 41. Expozition Rooms for Models. Prtents negotiated. All bustasss rolesing to Patents sttendea o, Unsxcoptions: Lizir Maturesses, Stoves, &c., at Kes. 1§83d 13 ble roferonces ed. _Snad for circalars and cards, Adiss” HIEAM NILES, Mansger, MEDICAL HYDROKONIA. | 3 drely tho only appearance of Mr. Librags Bolls Drax Stors, 4% Wert Madison-s md AMUSEMENTS. HOOLEY'S OPERA HOUSE. MONDAY, March 3, 13:3—During tho weck, and ad tho Alatinees, The Best Company @ America ! Insoswer to A GENERAT, DESIRE, will Bo rypro- daced 1a a stylo of raro magniticence, Bartley Campbelle Grost emotiops! soclety Drasis, FATH! RE4APPEARANCE OF MISS KATE MEERK, AS “HELEN FARADAY." Remainderof the characters by Miss Phillls Glover® Miss Sydoey Cowell, Mrs. Clara Mandor, Mr. Juhn Dillon, Mr. John W. Blaisdell, Mr. Jzmes W. Norris,. Mr. Rassoll Soges, and Mr. Chas. Wilson. . To avcid,tho rush at the Box Offico, sccure sour seats i ldl;.lflc Bn'x Ottice o) ‘€¢m "4 3. n}-‘“!lflhlflA m. T propazation, .+ ALIXF," {roma Fift:Aveaus Thes: tre, Row Yogi. " Alio * IISKS, " and + THE CENTLE SAVAGE. NER, tho charming emotionad Miss ELiZA 0'CON astiate, will shortly sppear. MYERS' OPERA HOUSE, Bonroe-av., botwacn Dearborn and State sts. Arlington, Cotfog & Kemble's MINSTIRINILS. KEW S0L0S, QUARTETTES, BALLADS, AND SPECIALTIES, Grez..success of J. R. Kemblo's Laughable Barlesque, JULIUS SNEEZER! MACKLY and WILSON in their Songs and Dances, THE TFEREE GRACES! Aslington, Cotton, and Rico. NEW VOCAL QUARTETTE, Keyne, Tyrrell, Surridge, and Lang. HUNDREDTH NIGHT OF **HAMLET." Evory Eveniag and Saturday Matinee. McVICKER'S THEATRE. Revival of the powerful Drama, which was successfally presented for three weeks at this Theatze eatly in te soae san to large audiences, Article47, A Drama of evory-day ifo—of love, faisoand trus, which will be preseated in the uszal stslo of SUPERIORITY OF TEIS THEATRE AS TO SCENERY, COSTUMES, AND MOUNTINGS, and tho following favorize artisies fa the principal characters: Mrs. Allen, Mrs. Myers, Mrs. Stoneall, Messrs. O'Netl, Power, Lanzrga, Pierce.. Bemember, the curtain rises at §, and all should so ke Great Criminal Trizl Scene, the COURT OF SESSIONS AT ROVEN, £ Next w o the soung and besuiital actress, JISS NEILSON, & J JLIET. Saia of seats for Misy NELL~ BON'Suights .| commence Thursday, at9 s. m. STAR LECTURE COURSE, e take plassure Lo annonncia (hat defialto dates have at laat ben arrang 6" APDEATANCO Of tho great Beotch Poat aud Lecturer, GEGRGE MACDONALD, “Who till deliver the last loctnres of the FIRST Course Satarday. April 5, in the Unlon Park Coogregatio: Church, concluding the FIRST WEST SIDE COURSE, HOTbERS OBl TovihE Tick ETS ONLY, lOBERT COLLYER'S Lecture, closiog the Second West Sido Coureo, will bo given Saturdas, Aprtl 1, ia 1b8 Unlon Park Congogational Choreh CARPENTER & SHELDOY, Manzgers. - NIXON'S, Clintonst., batween Randolph and Washington. FOURTH WEEK OF - JAMES W. WILDER & CO.’S NATIONAL CIRCUS!. ight this weok, s2d .aeen on W Aftorncons. James Robinson, Olarencs, and Euger: cond weck of Mlle. Louie Boshelle. Firet week of the Leon Brothers. Fire! wook of Otoksan, the Bollo of Japan. Firat week o Walts donblo somersaalt. “Firit ool of ichn Fowors o Great American Clown; Frank Fastor, iatis Stokes, &lla Stokes, . Q. Stokes, Lasclel and Nelcourt, Clidord, aanels, otc. “STARY READINGS. ‘The managers of the Star Course tako groat pleasuroin augouncing the engagement, for a_series of Readings, of tho eminent English Kezder, Mr. J. AL, BELLEW, Who will make his first appearance fn the West, on TUESDAY, April & 1a tho Union Park Congregatlonsl Chureh, followed by Reacings un WEDNESDAY el 9, in the Michigan-av. Baptist Chureh. THURSDAY, April 10, Union Park Oonarcgational Charch, and SAT- DAY, April 12, Michigaur. Baptise Charch, Por- oliow fn. tiis city. T 'NDAY, Afarchl, and e Vednesda$ and Sat Price and ume ofsslo of tickets aanounced Wedazadsy S CARPENTFR & SHELDON. Manss, UNION PARK CONG'L CHURCH. THE “HAYMAKERS,” AN OPERATIO CANTATA, BY THE TUNIVERSITY CHORUS, ‘fhursday Evening, April 3, at 8 o’clock. Tiekets, (0 conts. For asle at Dyche's Drug Store, cor. Madison and Halated sts. ; Emerson & Stotv's, Wost Sida 0. "s, 637 West Lako-st., aad at the door. ATRKEN'S THEATRE, Bogagement for one week ozly. Evory evaing and Wed- isday and Saturday Matinecs, 16 popalas actor, Mol eeo Ranlzin, In his superb impersoaatios of RIP VAN WINEKLE, 1 Bupported by tho charming actress, Eitt» Blanocbaxrd, e And a toil aud powerful Dramatic Company. ACADEMY OF MUSIC. clal pleasaro a boing thefrst luce tho beaati % fan fal CH L ATRAS Pronounced by the Philadelpafa Press a formidable rinl 1o the popular LOTTA, n ber naw and beantifal £ra-se8 Drzma, srtten sxpresily for hor by M. Laditte Johas ‘entitl SUNLIGET! Iatroduciog this charming lady in a variety of Sefh Dances, Banjo and Guitar Salos. &c. MEDICAL CARDS. DR. C.BIGELOW CONFIDENTIAL PHYSICIAN, 454 Statest., Chics The mausgoment tak: It is well known by all readess of 7sich Chicagt G Blilom v oidote iihoq plyuleisn i it = d b made Bowaed SPECTRERCRCS, e 22t honored by et asteemed of the highost medical stuaiaments by a5} proislinuiaisof (g doy, bariee devoied s 3 etk remadies s positively il caves SPCHRONIC AND SPECIAL th foz0r. i i 2103 F) EPATATE PARLO CONSULTATION FREF, SFCPUAI{l[(‘HSPO.\'Dflcg O PR T E T i rea i Lattor, with stamps © Dr. 0. BIGELOW, No. 364 State-st. NO CURE! D K NO PAY . hean, 360 South Clark-st., Chlr:a.‘;Dyw May bo confdentially consulted, pertoaally ot &7 Irpe of charge, on all chroalc or horvous dISSASE. ) v DR. J. KEAN is the ooly physician [ 1 TAQts CRFes oF Do DAY, Ofco hours {rom 94 . WEIS P, i i ~ b & ! 1