Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, April 6, 1873, Page 1

- pendered monthly. » FURNIRHING GOODS * formerly No. 140 South Halstedt., HAS REMOVED to *'YOLUME 26. i el i i-0F : INSURANGE. fil&figfiéfiig & M@E%T%@MEEY’S : INSURANCE AGENCY, ! 9 Oriental Bmldmg, 120 LaSalle-st. NEW YORK AND YONKERS INSURANGCE C0., - - - - “ NEW. YORK. COMMERCE FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY, - - - - - NEW YORK. ARME'\LA INSURANCE COMPANY, - - - - - - - - PITTSBURGH. FINANCIAL, REMOVALS, - A Smi) S, e oo KELLUGG & JOHENSON, Bankers, HARDWARE, First Natmnal Bank Building, southwest corner REMOVED TO 198 SOUTEL CLARK-ST. of State and Washingto-Sts., Chicage, Peslersin Gold and Silver Bullion, Bar, Teaf, | Betwecn Monros and Adams-sts. Sheet end Granulated Form for mechanical REMOV.ATL. purposes. ez (AN, ABROTT & 0 DEALERS IN ©oin, subject to check without notice. SIRISIASE T * | RATLROAD SUPPLIES, palances. . Checks upon us pass through thie Clearing- And ,\E:E&lg ey erans crediiod sad sooounisourrent | L AL Lagv1s © =3, REMOVAT. | THE NORTHWESTERN BRANCH | CONTINENTAL LIFE INS. C0., Of New York, has removed to its New Office, No. 167 Washington-st. CHAS. H. FROST, Manager. . Coin and Currency Drafts on New York. The National Bank o COMMERCE. g CHICAGO, SUNDAY, _APRIL "6, 1873—SIXTEEN PAGES. e A ne e GEO. W. MONTGOMERY.- REAL ESTATE. VALUABLE RE&E;ESTETE POR SALE. Owing to s change in oux business (aving rocently en- g anking] i3 ‘we have ided for sal S A in banking), have decic g‘flglrcenu!’. for 0 nxt 30 days, & part of our real cstate at s gain @ 104x150 fort on Jofferson-st.y botwoen Madison and Wesbincton-ats, wilh pubatanti brick buldings corertag 158372160 feot, on Canalat., nosr Harrison, m’[ t (with. hnmn )} on Forest-av., near Dnnzhl -place. BT g loc| [visf 1abrasinsro. 3, Sec. B 40ncresins. L bc 10 scres, boing itk Sia Sasdioy's Lubdxman of wi| 8.3, 3 Seo. 3, 9, 13. acres, being e, of Blocks 11 and 13, and all of Block 17, 2. e, X Beo. 35, 59, 13, . 3 Sec. 55, %9, 0 acres in 6. 3 5. . p0acresin o: 3 . o, X Sl 10, 54, 1 sust subasvidod, 80acres in o 13 Digncronlaw. sm. w. y Seo. 1. 8918, ] gore of 1and fronting north sido of canal, 150 1ota in Adam Smith's Subdivision, 123 10ts in Plorson D. Smitiys Subdiviet 3 SHITB & SON, Southwest, comer Siato and Washington-ala. SPECIAL BARGAINS S.H. KERFOOT & CO0., FORTY ACRES fronting tho l’llt.mmhct. Bonlorard 2d da roperty for subdi- . FORTY_ACRES at the intarsection of Milwaukes.sv. and Fallarton &v., having s lerge fronfage on sald av. enues and the Humboldt TEN ACRES an Cmmuv, nur the Geatral Pack ro RES poas the Humboldt Park, tn Hansbrough EHosc Subdivisions - Depog On 1o Broporty. TIENTY ACRES Just weat of Ravenswood, on the Lin- E A "ACEES on Grom Bayar., baring o frontage of ‘over 600 fet on said avenue, noar Ravenswood. BIX_ACRES on the Evanston Road, near Bogers® Park. & Vnerl cheap.. (GHTY ACRES 15 Evan ACRES L naton, on Western-av., sad noar S. H. KERFOOT & CO., 90 LaSalle-st.. ~ REMOVAL. T, V. WADSKIER, Architeot, Haaemovedto the old stand, In Cobl's Bullding, 125 T REMOVAI. | T FEICKSON, Formerly 1379 South Btate-st., has reoponsd at 1270 South State=st., ‘With'a fall Line of Staplo snd Fancy Groceries. £ B.—Fie St. Lous Flour a speclalty. REMOY.ATL. |F. & & BAUANN, Arcitet, HAVE REMOVED TO Metzopolitan Block, Rooms 69 and 61, - K2 Passenger Elovator in the Bullding. REMOV.AT . M_W. POWELL & 00., Gravel Roofers, b 10178 Exat Monroo-st., Biyan Block, A i g ASSURANCE. GOMIERGIAL UNION ASSURANCE COMPANY, OF LONDON. GAPITAL $12 500 000 MILLER & DREW, . AGENTS, ; 162 LaSalle-st.,, Bryan Block. THE INSURANCE OF Rents, Leaseholds, Dwellings, and Furnitare a Specialty. - MISCELLANEOUS. TRESSHAKTIG TAE ST, Will pay the usual qua.rterly [ DIVIDEND On &nd after Monday, April 7 E. MAYNARD Cashier.. DIME SAVINGS 105 CLARE-STs, et = fot Clinzeh Block, Stzagr cont atercst slloyad an deports, pryable seml- o anm Y X0, ‘rm.n, Prosident. War, Keisry REED, Cashicr.. - GBOTE ~ Dol farihernctic sa boy or gt caling st o Bank will be ented with & &;n e e ™ e i éaa e Eiws out at pleasaro, BANKING HOUSE WRENN & BREWSTER, |- £=1=3 Wash:l:n.gton-st. Deposts Bttt o e RIeE, and Commer: 81 Favor Bongnt and S Collateral Loans and Commereial P:aur form a leading “foatue 15 ous busizoss, for tho nsgotfalon of which we s0 unnsaal CHARLESH.BROWER. R. PARKER FIEROE. PIERCE -& BROWER, . - BROKERS, = 93 MAJDISO'M’-S'I.‘. ‘ment_and Western Securities. Xllinois 10 ‘per cant Registered Coupon Bonds, . fiEORGE C. SMITH & BROTHER, BANKERS, IMI'ORTA.NT TO L.AD]]:S. Corner Dearhorn and Randolph-sts, mim. T mfl&f&’.fi&”&"fi?fi wacianbes ohatios 1ady 1o make say kind ‘b change, Govermment, Musiclpel sod Loeal Secarl | ized, aad savos Sesniastatle tninddator, " 0 iculsr attention ‘iflh to Mercantile Colléct e nlvnncn m.a. ‘on approved paper left for Soestio: groatis to thelt -d'-m-xl:. a5dit 18 sold at the low prics ey L xnmf of ey Growfold, lato drossmaker to the Empress Bt and oot e at azy town Jn Grest fi-m-, Is tho thim & 1ady cas and. ey by 1ts moais tn onefourth of the time Bitherio o ired. Fl-‘er ul. at tho HARPER'S BAZAR PAPER PAT- "ASHION ROOMS, 238 ftalest., near Van - PUT PD‘LLMAN Palnce Car Bouquet ON YOUR HANDEERCHIEF. DON'T PINCH Your wife or ohildren that. . to, 810 for & I mpy e ae s wfxmneo, or say’kind ou maj prefor for 31 $15. 150 £80;me, ropaired. Canvasserss ad 4 Agents -.n")m No. 313 West Stadison st Chlongo " | Tmportent 1o Vassel OWers. Z. M. HALL, Wholesale Grocer, corner of Market and Randolph.sts., proposes to supply vessels and stesmers with Grooeries and Provisions at wholesale prices to all ho buy for cash or prompt par. Mosters, who care to buy where they cau do the best, will do well to make a nota of this. CARPET CLEANING- BOSTON CARPET CLEANING CO., 44 and 46 West Adams-st., Chioago. Bomiiercial =ag. Travelers' Oredita fornlshed to Mor- s Helivad 50 Lasoress &3 uay bosgreed, bl ‘oz Special Deposita. il DI claims throughont ths countzy withogt charge s i saable to callect. ?"“m" flm B amme for the o to callect of 8 pas ol e t.hm.:w & 8 Morcaatile Ook | Agency, 146 u‘dmn-n $50,000 Yo vxr:-':.danm fams to ity for thro and cix months, on .BL dolph-st. . 2 iy Republic Certificates Banghtlndwldlthvomb!o ricos.” Tshall alsycontin Jais ‘agaiast 21 c\’u ek dngclrent Tatarasca 150 Dearborn. at..~ HOTELS, PGSITIVE OPENING APRIL 5. SHERM&N H(BHSE CE’ICAGO, ¢ hewnmme- of the severs storm, the openng of. this - pelel pbrated Hotel hos been delayed till BATURDAY, April St kot up, slosntl AL0 meleslat the i 5, whin the finest and most commodisus Hotel on the -,,.,c"uc.” Xo Jos cartage. . Carpets ke motwet in . eontinent will be in perfoct order to recefre guests.” aay way to clean Satlaiaetion A guarantood. A N. HANKINSON & CO. e 0. S, MUNSON. Manager. - f HARDWARE. EDWIN HUNT & SONS,~ - I—I.A.RZDW.A.RE 58 and 60. Lake-st. Bnfldera’ Hardware & specmlty All kinds of Trimmings in :Brun..e, Eélfvgr and Nickel Plar,e, and other B. DCCK O LEASE (3 (eat), ot Bridgeport. Ballrosd factiities. possession. App & SCHOENEMAN, Cor. Archer-av. and Sali-st. STORAGE Corner Sixtgenth and State-sts., Bnflinzwn anholua. "Money loaned on "all kinds of ‘property. - H. E. SBAWYER. - PHOTOGRAPHIC VIEWS In and sbout Chicago made on short notice, at low rates. 278 State-st., corner VanBaren, second fioo: Paper Patterns of Hamer's Baar. Full eatalogie now ready. Will be serit to any sddress mnn{pt?l » 8 cent stamp. Ad o83 State-st. TH’E ADVERTISER from €3,000 to $5,000 I'hbu 1o invest the same - LADIES' GOODS. T.ATDITEIS’ R. H. McDOWELL, No. 131 South Ha.lstad—st., P mctorg | Besamets o, £ D, o e e BRI L Ly Underer, Amus, 2l Gures. “.m“?.fié‘.‘ii'm':‘efl‘y”"‘fl?:..“i:" ot from 250. 100 d. guz Ueneh zmuc fimng, ST et A, trv 156 in Ladies! Underwear, Hosiery, Hoop: " i IR Bl T e price. 16,00 bt i qoli Linen & Gallaon st loe. e 10r0 024R 0VRST YRIE WD § 0'cluck. DESKS Cheap; at No. 157 West Lake-st. FOR SALE. Great Bargains 1n Housgs, ONLY FOUR LEFT. ‘Thoss elogant octagon marble-front houses, enst front, on Langley-av., near Ellis Park, are now nearly com- pleted, and will boready to oceupy by May 15 They are ‘modern houses in every respact, with 11 rooms, bath-room, ot and cold water on every floor, marble mantels, spesk- ing-tubes, and, In fact, overy convenience of a firstclase houso and home. Go and s0o them, and now, while you have the opportunity, securs a homs on easy terms of payments. Plans and olevation at our office. J. C. McCORD & CO., 156 LaSalle-st. A Rare Opportunity. |: The house and lot No. 745 Wnbnsh-nv. will be offered at A trator’s Sale settle an estate. Possession immedinte. 'i'ha lotis 37 by 180, of excellent width for per- manent improvements. The house is frame, has 12 rooms in good condition for ocou- ancy. The location, below Fourteenth-st., 18 convenient to the heart of business. ‘Will prove o paying investment, as the rent will secure handsomg interest on the pur- chase money. Favorable terms will be of- fered. Address D . HAMILT,, A%mmm, cor. "Thirteenth-st. and Wa- -8v. BANRGAINS. UENTRE-AV., No. 11 2! and basement brick, all mml convaniences, 1 value, INDIANA- entyninth-st. ; S-story and basement hd:k 9,500, enay torms $POINE0 PLACE; “atory zadb basement brick :86,500; 1,000 cash, gy 8800 overy § manths. 'i-v R T BINTH ST Tea Prairio-s M R6A8H AV., noar Twentyatnth- 'm? 3 Y NINTHST., nesr svg)m;h'l hav.; ‘oum joase only $80; 81, T, moar Adagns; 3 story S5 brtck baso- mgat all mnvanlnm:aa. bam; zvdm. tong tm WASHINGTON ST an elogaat desce; 89,000, weeih 815,000 long i NT. Ope of the most nlenn'- residences on the South Side, chea; tenant. s?i’x%?’w. e ey Folbune ACOB 0. MAGILL, 81 and & South Clarkest. ‘"FOR SALE. The fine business building located on the corner of Randolph-st. and Dearborn Park, with 1ot 48x80. This valusble property is offered for a few days only, at the low price of $100,000, (well worth $120,000), o very easy terms. Apply to fiOLM.‘E: & RICH, 18 Exchange Building. Pur fhe First Time in the Market! A NEW SUBDIVISION, Botween Division-st, and North-av, - for saloby JACOR WEIL & CO,, northwest ogrner of bor Madisonats. ts front on Milwan- , Wood-st., e st ad BIk Grovs: st Tho prices m 'such as 6 mako them a profitable tn- rohaser. The blook pavement on Mil- aakon-av. will ba complated this spring, Gas, water, and sewersgo aro alcoady 1a. T no-third cash, bal-. anco1and FOR SALE. Thg Tro-Story and Basement Marblp Fronf | .2r.2:2 With French roof, No. 1183 Wabash-av., at $13,000 if taken on Monday. Possession given May1l. Thisisagreat bargain. FRISBIE & RAPPLEYE, .« ° 334 Wabash-av. FOR SALE. Acre Property d PR BT R RSl ‘Western Ind&lg‘::lnu;mm‘“lc G. 5. EUBBARD, JR., ' 188 Washington-st. Real Estate. During this falr wosther, avall sourself of & free ex- carsion to-day, from 280 Milwaukeo-sr., to visw the lots at Holatoln offered for sale on liboral terms. Thesa lots are on high ground, and situsted inside the old clty limits, Omnibus will convey thoso wishing to by from 267 Milwaukeo-av., freo of chargs, 8t3p. m. OCEAN NAVIGATION. 'm mnir Acre P_xxf_operty.‘ PIANOS AND ORGANS, JULIUS BAUER & €0, " 39, 369, 304 & 39 Vabashy, ‘Have now on hand a complete stook of the Bl Modal Knana Dianes, FHVUPHH Bfillb‘l‘ PlaIlflS Tmproved Bauar' Orgas, Needham's Sflver-Tnnguefl (Orpans, a number of SECOND-HAND IN- smnu’nm T%figfig thay ar0 offering st and e 30 the PALMER RE; HOUBE, corer ite and Monsoasian in CROCKERY, CHINA, &o. AT RETATIL. CHINA, Glassware, Crockery, SILVER-PLATED G00DS, &C., &C. ‘We are the onlgst.ECT Impor- ters of above goods in Chicago. Our prices are the lowest in the city. Please examine our stock be- fore purchasing elsewhere. ; F. & E.JAEGER, 73 WABASH-AV., Near Randolph-st. GENERAL NOTICES., San Diego. New nt for Ban Diogo, Ual fin,mafiu.n sadBenr Frasalses. Peronstas, fof the ‘and. Dmaha AMay . ey ST o FRANG s m rocdm. jow Ymk. or W. H. FRAN- Tl Aunumlcemeut‘ 'J'.‘HE SHERMAN HOUSE, CHICAGO, TLL.y WIll positivoly bo thrown open o the traveling werld On Thursday, the 10th inst., ‘When the FINEST HOTEL IN AMERIOA will be in compléte order to recaive its zmrl . S. MUNSON. 3. MUSICAL. Tnaelooting s Piano for yous own wse, o in bebalf of yout friends, you will display wisdom and economy by in 1'.'.".“" Fout mozoy 1a tuat trament whioh is. s STEINWAY OFf which we haveat the prosent timo a splend! ment of the leading styles ineluding Upright's Crandand Grand. % also comprises a varloty of oaw o bt mukors 3 B SRR T i S ety DRUCGISTS' SUNDRIES. SODA WATER. Agency for G. D. Dows & Co.’s Ap- paratus, Generators, Copper Foun- tains, . Tumbler Wasi:ers, ce Shav- ers, etc. Large assortment of sam- ples on hand. BLISS & TORREY, “‘Wholesale Druggists’ Sundnes, 171 and 173 Randolph-st. . __PROFESSIONAL. ELECTRICIAIN. DR. JOHN A. CLARK Huupmadhulv P the 5t Julien Ballding, Hstopopodtts Now Peiem e Bl of the sick. Best city references. PERSONAII 'BAY having recoyered his hoalth, will re- turn to the dl] about April 10, w.an he will ‘!b'mlfl. the prectice of his profestion, ohu. 198 West Van Buren- st._Residence, 165 South Poorla-sf ‘WANTED. - 1ife Tnsurance Solictor Wanted, by one of the oldest, strongest, and most opular companies l.nAde coun est_compensation, dress 24, Tribune office, with references. WANTED TO RENT. A largo welllighted Lott for steam printing purpotes, with or withont n o e buaimess At paea ‘.’:‘f.'- iabls aro will- ing to take » Jo; tating terms and lo- cation, L&, l"" Woanted. A man of experis d take chargo of & Jumber yard; “:’ end s parmanent :muwm for person. e, experienc the trsder oton T Ay Teibtas ofich, Ohickgo: PARTNER ‘anted, in an old and established, bndnmo"!a B million feet of a rotiring partasr. Capital’ ,.@mih doing & fotal un {ereat Passage Tickets TO AND FROM BEUROPE tho best Engliah and German inos st the lowest rates. O and Jotters of credi iasued on Eagland, Ire: land, Scotland, and the continent n( o ope o Now Yok ceas American and Torole, o, goia sadalves S0 epean Eschango 10 B Rt b1 Bons Handoiph ais near DISSOLUTION NOTICE. DISSOLUTION. Cricaco, April 4, 1873 Thé firm of BRESKE, BARTH & CO., 13 North Jef- fersonsst., dissolved Fridsy, Aprild. Tho frm will do business hereafter under the name of BARTH BROS, & MERZ. , AN TED" To buy, an established Fi from 820,000 anm-t::e mebg'mnwm W 4, Trib- HOTEL WANTED, To xomt, B Bast be faralshed. BTt mm R Sdree Box 15, Bpacts, W L7070 BOY OR RENT ground A Deseash '°fi'.n’i“":”x‘zm Bfw ‘3’& £co. WAN'I‘ED. juainted wi organ trade, of experi- e L e B el sad can. Taks m.mu uz"“fiuun et e B Cavalng. “Addcis, FURNITURE. SILVERWARE. WE OFFER \ys_our fine and ext‘:?]. utsctured by us, and warrantod. Wo COTTAGE PAINTED CHAMBER SOTS, t them great variety of oolors e e e, it o rithout marble. 'We manufacture and shade in colarin to match furniture and c au o! room!, &et them up to order if desired. attention of the public to our goods. we ee‘gumfled in snying that, in hav- ing the fhcilities for manufacturing goods at u:s lowest possible cost, we can guarantee good b;u'guna to the yurchuer‘ Snlt: also ture Walnut Bed-Room Remember our Sale at Betail for the next days. SWAN, CLARK & CO., Manufacturers and Wholecle Dealers in Cottage Furniture, E 211 #24 213 Monroe-st., Chicago: POTTER, KING & CO., 984, 286 & 288 VABASEAY, Are now offering a complste line of FINE, MEDIUM, FURNITURE! Of thelr own manufacture” and importation in new glogans deslgns aad of supector quality, at prices i+ POTTER, KING & CO., 284, 286 & 288 Wabash-av., (NEAR VAN BUREN-ST.) TO RENT. TO RENT, Two Fine Banking Offces In the Portland Block, Will be di- vided to suit tenants. Basement Offices, with vaults. Fine Office on second floor, large vault. Two Suites of Ofilces. T. LYMAN, 77 Dearborn-st., Room 21, T0 RENT, WITH POWER, Rooms 40 by 160 feet, or of smaller sizes to suit, at SHERWOOD’S SCHOOL FURNITURE FACTORY, 103 & 105 South Canal-st. TO RENT, On Second Floor, Madison-st. front, of Tribune Building, Room No. 4, very desirable, with vault, English tile floor; one of the handsomest offices in the city. ‘W. C. DOW, Room 1 Nevada Block. ‘TO RENT, On Third Floor, Tribune Build- ing, three very desirable Front Rooms, with and without vaults, steam heated, with ele- vator. W. C. DOW, Room 1 Nevada Block. TO RENT. STORES, OFFICES, and LOFTS, ly to WL H. SAMPSOX & ‘Renig ‘Raeacy, 4 Lasalle-stes !fl l“ arts of the cif Em Eatats an _TO R_ENT. Third and Fourth Floor 82 Statest, . Between Washington & Randolph. Inquire of LANGGUTE, Opticlan. FOR RENT. Stores Madison and Carpenter-sts., 33x10 each; Joulie, ::Y‘lm:vxzmbm‘ & completo; 17-foot Celling. Bent = D. COLE & SON, Honse Agents, 183 West Madison-st. Stores and Ofices atdings K i bl for Botall e Whotls hé'.'n:,l.(. Foblg:'s«‘:n i Gy, 10 Also, g oc h swmfi.filfi:flflaa 17 Reapor, speed, iai Eatato Agent. 134 Glarkat., Room 5. Sterling Silverwars, ‘We have a very lm'ga sssorl:ment of the. . celebrated ‘GORHAM> STERLING SILVERWARE, which we offer at extremely low prices. . Bpoons, Forks, &c., &e., sold by the- ounce. Fancy Piecec, in cases and trunks. Tea Sets, Cake Baskets, and Jelly Dishes. Knives, Forks, and Spoons, for children. Card Cases, Tobacco Boxes, Nap- kin Rings, and Fruit Enives. The largest SBtock of lever Goods in the West. N, MATSON & (0, State and Monroe-sts. EVENING WISCONSIN. TER EYENIE WISCONSIH, PUBLISHED AT MILWATUTKEB, WIS. ‘We are the agents in Chicago, toreceive advertisoments for this journal, AT THE BAME RATES as given by the publishers. Bend orders to COOK, COBURN & CO., Authorized Agents, Corner Dearborn and Washington-sts, | 1 Bee- displayed sdvertisement in another column of this paper. MERCHANT TAILORING. 1673, Spring Opening, 1873, TAILORING, And Bpecialties in Mer's Fumishing Goods ! ‘We respectfully invite you to call and ex- amine ourspring importations of Fine Wool- ens and lateststyles in Men’s Neck Wear. J. B.HALL & CO. 130 DEARBORN-ST Fine White Shirts to order. 3. B PERRY & (0, Merchant - il HAVE REMOVED TO 129 Dearborn-st. CLOTHING. GRAND CENTRAL CLOTHING HOUSE 142 & 144 State-st., WNear Madison, Chicago. An elegant stock of imported | £ goods, manufactured exclusive- 1y for the city trade. TO RENT. three upper floors of the four-s bulting now bet crected at 137 Sou Water.st., botween Clark and Dearborn, will ia rg;dy for occupancy aber sbout the lat of May. L8 T oet Dae-st. TO RENT, THE ELEGANT ! s-ronz. %85, X0 1 o i ihind oo D COLE & SON, G oo Ao, 18 Weat Madison bt 'I'O REN . “A Hall, 2370 feet. suitable for a Lodge or Socisty, at 47 P¥ et {lu.:r.li-lndn iph. Apply to WM. H. CON- N, Room 1. O REIINT. A nics, light front office, onnlzPl fl‘no‘;, i‘lrl.lgcnfigfi 33 Bouth Water-st. Fiss! 1l Lighted, at 815 to 820 each ; also, umu"::w:i-hf et ;‘ Mlofe 2310 foety. at47 14 Saliest., noar Randoiph. Apply to WM. H. CONDOR, Room 2" BUSINESS CHANCE. FOUNDRY FOR SALE A.’I' A BARGAIN. ’ 7, on the ‘wfl-‘lsldi ln:erf e lavorabls torma, B e T e o Boom 20 OB e, BUSINESS CARD. A . GAGINE fice 13 Motropolitan Block, of n..l"f‘.-?:vdu"s:nmm, Collections, nd Commistion. Ho rospecititly siicly e patronage of his numerous txionds and of the. nnhuv a gvassale RANGES, &o. Warren Ranges, Richmond Ranges, Stewart Cook Stoves, American Cook Stoves, |z Diamond Furnaces, And n very dasirabls lins of new Housekseping Goods. DALTON c© CO’S, 80 & 83 RANDOLPH-8T., near State. FOR SALE. ROGERS & WESTENHOLN Pocket Knives, AT WHOLESALE AND RETAIL AT CULVER, PAGE, HOTNE & C0.5, | & 118 & 120 Monroe-st. =~ MARINE GLASSES, At J. G. LANGGUTE'S, Optician, £ Statest., between Washington and Randolph. HOTEL B EXOCHANGE in Marq: npldly l c"y on Lake npvflm hotel r!r,-d-u, Laa Quil BEOK _ NUMBER 230. [' LITTLE NELL. Almost a Savage. the Orpham Asylom and Grew to a Pretty, Well-Behaved Hiss. Extraordinary History of Abandon- ment and Rescne---A Romaice of the Day. Shall the Girl Be Brought Up a Catholic or Protestant 7 =~ In Judge Farwell's Court, the cass “The Peoploat the relation of Bridget Burke v. Emily Swan and the Chicago Orphan Asylum,” which involved tha care of Ellen Kennedy, s 12-year-old girl, daughter of the relator by s previous marrisge, was taken up. The court was filled with the parties interested. Mr. Cvoper, the counsel for the Asylum, briefiy stated the facts of the case, and proposed to stop all controversy by axamining the child, to find her wislies in the matter; ond, In the ovent of ber deciding to Ieave the Asyhum and go to her mother, to let her do 80, o, if sho decided in favor of the Asylum, to let the Court decide upon the ssue, The counsel for the plaintiff, Mr. Moran, objected to this proposition. 3r. Cooper then stated that the girl was {ll-used st home, and that shewould have died if Mayor Medill had not been instramental in placing ber in the Asy- lum. Anargument then ensued upon the legality of the child's belng held by the Mayor's surrender, and the constitutionality af the Asylum's charter was ques- tioned by relatar’s connsel. The firat witness was H18 HONOR, MAYOR MEDILL, who stated that he recognized the surrender, and identified - the 'clild, though her appearance was grestly amellorated; remembiwed ques- toning the girl, and leaning from Der that she was badly treated at home, aud was will- ing to go to the Asylum; and that she was afraid to go hame to hiex intemperate mother. His remembrance af tho child was fized from the fact that s very bright pair of eyes ahons throngh very dirty skin. - ams_ BURDELL had not seen Mrs. Burke drunk, but had seen her drink beer which she bought at the saloon Xept by the husband of the witncss. Brs. Burke camo in through the kitchen and gotthoe beer; then the witness from her bed-room window could see Mrs, ‘Burke drink ; Mrs, Burks beat her child with anything she mmm hold of.. She threw a stick of wood st tho girl snd thenbeat beat her with it Tho itness ho wh!ppefl er m g, bt Acu‘pnbnu'dnnghwrmd cursed it. The girl was 3 t1le wild, and, 80 far as the witness knew, \as pun- llhsd only for dhobediunu 0 next witn nx . ! dhnknswlln.huxh nnd her dnuuhtu Nelly. The Iatter came to her house about November, 1871. The girl met her an the street, in charge of & man. She was dirty, ragged, and eaid shio h farned her out a week before. Mrs. Burke called, & month after, and said it was her child, but the girl waa ot willing to go with b, Tho glrl vas with bz v ‘months, called three e8, . dwy e in came, Nelly wns very much afraidof the mother, Wit Epoke affectionately of the daughter. Nellyran soray while the witness was in Wiscansin, bt afler: ards came back, and’ was thers a month. Mre. cams back sgain, o nothing with her, The child was and seemed to have been poorly o mother, when she first called, said boen_ It £or the child, and told of the e oable she had had with her, Nelly sfols some money from the witness, whohad her taken {0 the police sta- tion, but ehe got awsy {rom there. Once the child was taken home by the mother, but came back to the witess, - 3ss. Burks alwaye séemed fo love the child. the husband of the precedx tness, testified to about the same facts as his wife. Ndly fold him her mother was cross to her apd whipped ber. Mra. Burks told him how bed the girl and the witncss found out that that waa the case. ‘Burke said she did not want her, for she could do nothing with ber, and her husband would not huve her. Ouce s%o kad lefs Nelly with the baby, and Nelly soms boiling soapsuds in ita ear. Mrs. Burke did not reem to ‘have much affection for Nelly, who hatel sight of her mother. M. Burke 1 abo rould scnd the girl to (L Reform School. ‘Nelly was sent to some Catholic school, but ran away, and came back to the witness, but kept on stealing from everybody, and was fighting all tha little girls of her size. 31135 W3 (0 Matron of the Asylusm, Testifed that = policeman brought Nelly there. She did not know she had & ‘mother until six months after, The girl had A shawl |1 and was very filthy,—more so than tho en she came, she was wild and dis- obedient; did not use bad language, but waa untruth- ful, Once, only, she stals somelhing: ¢ present she waa very much changed, and conld be fally trusted. Sho went to achool every day when well enough. _ For some months she had acted 18 errand girl, and waa very efficient. The witness did not up for witness could uldnhafll Borke wanted to it up all night with Nelly, and did s ance,. The Text morning the child was much worzey Sfre. Barke having kept her awake and irritated her,s then tho Doctor gave his order. XNelly said hes ‘mother fretted her, and she did not vant her. The hild, when well, could have run awsy when the Rad'scars on her head which zho said ould not be allowable to bring & priest there, That might Bre. Durke sat up with the child, and the nest day she caimo with s pricst, Thio next came alone, Burks seemed to . o a o ans.of & Methodust minister, she Thould consult the wishes and condition of the child. 31 ihe child aid not want to seo & Catholiopriest, she phould not. With chiliren legally belongirg to {natitution it was understood that priesta weroznot o be T Cathotio enild nsked for & prest, R0 2hould have him. They had received a donation from fho Relief” and Ald Socety on condition that thers should beo Qiscriminations, but that was in receis- ¢ them, 3rs, Burke did not display any special af- fockion for her dsughter, but Nelly said o acked hor torun awsy. She didnot let tho Jrieat ce Nelly sinca she refused to seo him, and since the phyaician thonght it would injure the child After brief recess, DR, BINGHAM +was callod, and testified thathe was the medical at- undmf.n ‘the Asylum. He knew Nelly, and ramem- ed the zis yilch ‘was lung fever, an ailment \'ch ‘Wasa Very mervous oue, mm tion, ‘The child told him hef othar vmudhhr that being the st ho bad heard of Mrs, Burke, 8o he ordered that no vialtors should séo tho child. He asked Nelly {f ehe wanted to ses tae ehe refused. To have forced her to see et judices had inflt ious icen & mmmgmgwmm ‘Burkego up to the and he interfered to stop it. If thechild bad want to see the mother he should have allowed it. A Protes- tant minister would have warked up the child as badly 8 & Catholic, had taken Relly to the Poflue Oum from Bennett’s on 'had been up before to taks her, el ol e e Pullcn Court Judgs mmfl gnr m:uo Asylum, Shbe looked far better than when ho had her. He did not take her to her nts, lorl.hlwuld lnd nldih!y“llrxad" Bor. " Bho wanted to lny'hu\! than home, amploys of the Asylum, said s was & teacher tbere. E.mfiwrfi'u’,wm she came there. At that timo she knew her lotters, but could not read made fair progress in e & Sellys Tnother foied.th tke her ‘ont, 1t wonld sck be sliowed, ‘There w38 1o sys- education in the Asylum, At present the children went, out fo Christ Ghurch, since it wa the nearest. No doctrinal tracts were distributed. Sho did notesch that Papiats were {dolaters, bat fax- xz, coorER bere sald hewss willing tohave ths Court take the chiidand examine her, He aiso wanted tocall thi a:ua-uwmw,tmuom the relstor, svid ‘Nelly wis ::r‘:‘ifld,bominwm s mpenght el 8o lived ont, xmm olived cut, with e, o m.-n 'mmgh ey, Shely s hflngd]ad. mwmummm o momibalaios Fight for a C]Jfld That Ha.d”Grown ' How the Uneonth Gatter-Girl. Thrived in that her mother had . | i | i i AR i i i i i