Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, April 27, 1873, Page 16

16 THE CHICAGO DAILY TRIBUNE: SUNDAY, APRIL 27, 1873. —_— THE HUMANE SOCIETY. Annual Meeting of the Gentlemen Who Propose to Enforce the Laws Against Persons Who Cruelly Treat Their Ani mals, Report of Work Done Since January---Improve- ments Inaugurated In the Stables-~ Swill-Fed Cattle-—Electica of Officers. The snnual meeting of the members of the Ilinols Bocisty for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals, for tho purposs of electing officers, etc., was held yester- day afternoon, in tho rooms of the Soclety in the Cen~ tral Upion Block, corner of Madison and Market streets, Edwin Lee Brows, President, was inthe chair, ~ Messrs, . C. Dore, J. G. Shortall, Prof. C. G. Wheeler, B. P. Derickson, Perkin Bazs, and other gentlemen were present, Seth B. Howes, Esq., who gave $500 to the Soclety, was elected a lifo member, and Messrs, Wright, Maso, £nd Sheridan, Polico Gommisafoners, C, E. Felton, F. Jacobs, H. B, Miller, J. L. Gerber, A. H. Pickering, Dr. Rauch, Zenss Coleman, J. V. Ledoyne, and 8, B, Cbese were elected members, The followiig gentlemen were eleited Directors for tho ensuing year: L.P. Wright, Carlile Mason, Mark \Bheridsn, E. L. Brown, . T. Atwiter, William H, “Sharp, B. W. Baymond, J. O, Dore, H. C. Goodrich, Perkins Bass, W. B. Truax, M. M. Graves, Peter sSchuttler, B, F. Culver, Samucl Stone, J, H. Fisher, . 8, Bouton, B. P. Derickson, John G. Shortall, John _ B. Sherman, John Jones, Prof, C. G. Wheeler, 8. B, ‘Howes, J. L. Pickard. The following report was Tesd of work done ince the lst of January, 1873: All complaints are mot en- tered upon the complaint-book yet, but, from memo- irands kept by esch officer, and the regular record, we: find 200 complints attended to, 4G “prosscations made, 15 sbandoned horses illed in Xcity, 52 disabled cattle killed at Stock Yerds, 47 sheep klled st the same place, and 19 horsea in the Yards The fines amount to £350, During most of the time, there have been but two officers in the cliy and the one at tho Slock Yards, A 093 deal of the timo af o Agent bas bee taken up Sith the clerical duties of_the Socloty, which seemed *'¢o demand sttention. A large number of horscs have been condemned in the strest-car stables, and & better condition of omnibus horees Was de- manded, snd, whers immediate this direction’ wero not made, at once followed. _An evident and acknowledged improvement. 15 seen In the condition of the horses of most of tho largo stables in the city, 28 & result of this yigorous - poiicy. Smail 'bus lines, which are continually migrat- from one part of the city to another, are more diffi- ~galt to manago undar existing regulations. _The ney ordinance now before the City Council will, when ‘The siatement made in the January report in the Humane Journal, in reference fo_the tabling of cows and Texns cattle, that are fed upon ewill from tho distilleries, 15 referred to a5 & matter demanding ‘serlous conslderation. The filthinees of some of the etables is simply horrible, =nd tho gromnd all sronnd them one mass of liquid flth, The following from the report refe to is ‘all that can be 1aid at prescat, =8 the Board of Health-have these in- ‘etitutions in charge: “As a general propostion, it ‘cannot bo denied that tho continuous confinement’ of Tows in place such as we havo described, for six nonths at a time, is other thin inhuman and cruel, For theso Iong months these antmals stand in » space Jparely the 8izo of their own bodies. And the milk {from’ cows kept in this way is daily sold to our citi- who, If they could see tho stables, the cown, and Iho milkers, would no_dount feel their stomachs hesi~ Iate to recelve the draught coming through so mach flthinees.” All the prominent stables where Texas =attlo are kept were visited, and a large number of sables both largo and small, whero ailch cows sre stabled, Ventilafors were caused o be put in, and their erowded condition remedied s fer as possible, but the buildings in which these animals nre kept admit of but littlo being done toward improvement, Before enother winter passes it should bapnderstood that better stablos, admitting of plenty of air, must be built, Recently & number of horses have been suddenly st~ tacked with s diseaze of the spine, in the region of the Xddneys, and havefallen upon the streets sud died. The street car companies have had s number of casea of thiskind. Bo far, the best horses are attacked, Some die immediately, while others linger along and partially recover, but it is problematic a8 to their uiti~ mate cure, Considerable time hes been devoted to the condition of horses’ feet which have Leen ruined in ‘most instances by the cruel and nonsensical cuttings practised by oar horse-shoers. The lamenessof = majority of horses run upon our strects can be shown toarise” from the useof the knife bythe farrier. Bruises, commonly called *corns,” aro directly at- tributable to the paring of the sole, and cutting away of thefrogof the horee's fect. These provisions of ‘ncture, to protoct the foot of ths horse wien it comes in contact with hard substances, are ruthiessly cut sway, std the fresh, tender paris are easily bruise and oll manner of foot disesses follow. It is hoyec that stop may beput tothis practice, which is con- demned by ell good veterinarians. . Tne report was adopted. > 5 A, Shortall moved theappointment of a committes of thiree, a for the ensuing thres months, to so- licit annual subecriptions st §6 esch. He belleved they could get 720, which would defray the neccssary ex- ‘Denses of the Soclety, Mr, Dore observed that under the general law it 'wias the duty of the County Board to make &n sppro- mnn of money. That being 50, it was perha) ly the thing t0 call on private citizens to mbloflg: 1o secure the enforcement of the State law. He be- lé:ud in ap] tee to Iabor with the unt 3r. Bhortall temporarily withdrew his motion, in orderto allow of the eloction of officers, J. 0. Dore wns chosen President ; K. P. Derickson and Perkina Bass, Vico Presidents; 5. ‘reasurer ; and William H. Sbarp, Secrotary, ordered that the President and Vice Presidents consti- 4ule tie Excoutive Commilteo, . Shortall's motion waa agreed to, and_ Messra. Yandon, Graves, 8ad Wheeler were silocted s the Commitice, It was ordored that, after the present_year, the ane D0l meeting be held on the first Saturday in May. A commitise, consisting of Messrs, Wheeler, Brown, and Sharp was sppointed to consider the proprioty of getting up a Co-operativo Association of Ladies, The meeting adjourned. - The White Star Line---Resolutions of Pas- _sengers on Board the Celtic. The London Shipping and Commercial Express of the 10th ssys : E The following are copics of doouments received by eaers, Jamay, Imro & Co. : On tho ovening of Mon- day, the 7th April, on bosrd the screw-steamer Celtic, the Hon. E. 8, IaHam, of Chicago, IIL., called attention to the propriety of giving some exprassion of thanks of the passengers to the efficiency of Capt. Thomp- son, offfoers, 40 crew Of tho Calie, Tadge Bacon, Dtica, New York, in the name of the passengers, testi: Ged 10 the Adelily of the Captain, officers, and crew, fod ta dhe good Orzhmu&gx (ihe, ahip. Senstor r on, e fully concurred In an (st had -been maid; that he had traveled in many steamers, but in none had ho ever observed more efficiency in Ca officers,for crew, # and in everything that could conduce to the comfort and ease of the passengers, coupled with the staunch #ea-going qualities of the ship, They ware all looking forward to the timo when the requirements of the company would necessitate a tri-weekly service, and tho line would then justly bo called the “ Star ™ line of the Atlantic. In conclusion, he moved a voie of $hanks $0 the Captain, officers, and crew, which was G the Tolowi wving n the following morning, after having heard of the loss of the Atlantic, and in furtherance of the fore- going, Judge Bacon presented the following formal Fesolutions, which were unanimously adopted : Resolved, That as the end of the voyage a spparently ‘very near, o caniiot sopacate {rom cach othes. nor de. part from the good ship which has gallantly borne us . over be great waters, enconntering aa sho did at the ‘Degianing of (s vosage the “Storm King” in bis power, withont testifying to her siaunch and sterling character 88 5 model sea boat, well appointed, weli mannod, and in all Tespects well served, and tendering £o Capt. Thompson, and his ablo and accomplished as: toclates, the expretsion of our gratefal acknowledg- ‘care ani to B ity to all the great trusts , That in view of the most sppalling and dis- trescing calamity which Bas reached bar et 1 So wreck of the Atiantic and te loss of many hundred precious human beings, we are more than ever im. with that prompt snd vigilance, that powar, not only of stern demand, but of tempered sclf.restraint, snd that instant gurrender to the firo ministored to the comforts of Mr. John B. Drake's guests. The houso is admirably adapted for familles, having 120 rooms, 40 of which arein suitcs with all modern improvements, The houso is in ex- cellent order, rent low, and will be sold upon Liberal terms. If not isposed of on or before Alondsy, May 5, it will bosald at public auction. puit it PP The City Hall Plans in the Land-Owner. Tha contest for the City Hall phn is nxrrowing down to a decision. * The public are oxtremely snx- Jous to sce these plans, that they may judge for them- selvos of an articlo for which thoy will bo taxed mill- fons to pay. The May issuo of that superb fjournal, the Zand-Owner, will be on all the news-stands Wodneedsy morning, and will contain the plans, en- graved ot the cost of several thousand dollsrs. In fadition to theee, the Land-Owner will also have a magnificent engraving, showing 300 men at work on Palmer’s Grand Hotel by calcium light,and mauy other ilinstrations of current events and 'mew buildings. This is the grandest number of the Land-Owner ever produced, being a double sheet, Rotail price, 10 centa ‘per copy, at all the news-stauds, Subscription, $1 per oar, In wrappers for mailing ot the counting-room, No. 81 Madison streef, —_—— The Housekeeper's Delight 18 3 clean, bright carpet, and the Wheeler Novelty Car- pet-cleaning Machine of B, A, Edwards & Co., ot Nos, 253and 255 South Clark street, will make sofled and dirty carpets clean_and now, and free them from ‘moths, without injuripg thom, a strong carrent of air nmovhuix {hie dust from them, while they are beate with tho least poesible friction. Every one who sees the machine in operation testifies that this is just what is wanted, and the Isrge number who send their car- pets thers to be cleaned 15 proof that the proprictors onderstand their business, AS o clean carpet lasts longer than a dirty one, it is economy Lo Lavelt cleaned. Any leading carpet-dealer will tell ‘you what hethinksofit. . Treadle Power. We had the pleasure of exsmining Cowles’ univerasl treadle power for sewing-machines, ot No, 154 Madison street. It 18 ono of the most remarknble pleces of mechanism, snd of the most practical valug, of any now thing in Chicago, It produces a radical change, and accomplishes many sdvantages that it would re- quire too much space to epumerate them, and wo would suggest to all interested in_sewing-machines to call on Al¥. B. W. Bobinson and examine it. - - The Last Opportunity. ‘Braun’s famous Autotypes of Paris, which have at- tracted somuch attantion in the Old World as well as in the principal cities of this country, will remain on frce exhibition until Tuesday evening next at Rice & Thompson'e, No, 239 Wabash avenue, when they will positively be removed. Let nobody miss this gpportu~ nity to go and see them. E A Card. Mr, F, D. Ryan would respectfully announce to his friends and the public that he is prepared to exccute orders for decorating and frescoing in all the modern styles, end in all shades of tints, in the most artistic manner, Ordors left at J. J. McGratl's paper hang. ingestablishment, Nos. 174 and 176 State street, will Teceive prompt attention, All work warranted, or 0o charge. First-Class Vehicles. Having this spring enlarged and improved our warerooms, we announce to all interested in fine car- Tinge tht we bave a large stock of first-class vehicles Shith are unsurpussed for quality and stylo in the city. We would be pleased to have the public call and examine. All our work is warranted, and our prices cannot fail to be setisfactory. Garland, Holmes & Co., Noe, 50 and 62 North Canal street. 3 Fine Groceries. Messra. Stephens & Haycs, at No. 80 Siate strest, have just opened a retail dvpartmeet in connection with thelr wholessls trade, and are prepared to offer extra inducements to purchasers both in quality 208 petes I Toas, cofess, spices, snd ev per- taining to the trade. The Best chance to make money in Chicago will be sold very chesp for cash, If spplied for at onco. Tho Merchants' Dining Rooms Restaurant, situated at No. 53 West Madison street, 18 now doings large busiuess, It prescnts to any party having a small cash capitala aplendid cpportunity to make moncy, Apply on thg premises. Whyland & Foss, propriet ————— ‘Worth Hearing. The sublime symphonies of Beethoven, Haydn, and Mozart are rendered to perfection on tho George Woods & Co. Parlor Organs. The deep foundation of contra-bass, and the exquisitely-voiced solo stops they ‘posaess, produce orchestral effecta surprisingly besuti- fal; no one should fail to hear them, Warerooms on Adsms street, near Stste. —_—————— A Perfect Roof. - Agood roof is o desideratum long needed, Build- erc and architects aro interested in the new firoand -] ofing of Mesers, Per & Brooks. It W& todt, 2and ‘Teels. cropywhere with un: qihlified approval. ‘Read their advertisement. pisacd it it Furniture at Auction. We call 5pacial attention to tho sale of elegant furni- ture to be sold at suction by Ellison & Foster, st No, 65 West Washinglon strect, on Tuesdsy morning, April 29, at 10 o'clock. Parties wishing beautiful furni- ‘ture should not fail to attend this sale, The Genuine Geyser Spring Water 18 drawn by Buck & Rayner, at both stores, TO RENT. FOR RENT. Stores, Offices, and - Dwellings, 1in all parts of thecity. A to WM. H. BAMPSON & §gi'ngl-“im"" ST R Reoacs, 1ol Lasatiosts oo TO RENT. The Store in Hamlin Bros. Build- ing, No. 89 Clark-st., and basement in rear of same, under Foley’s Bill- iard Hall, from May 1, 1873. Ap- plyto J.A,HAMLIN & BRO., - 177 Fifth-av., 3d floor. TO RENT, FIRST - CLASS RESTAURANT, With -will and fixtures for sale, doing good bust- ness, which s increasing daily; for sale at & bargain; sit- mated on East Madison-st. “Apply o W. H. SAMPSON & CO., 14 LaSalle.st., Otis Block. TO RENT. Becond floor No. 242 East Madison-st.; size, 80x20, opposite Field, Leiter & Co.’s ; key on third floor. % For particularsapply to BEAVEY, FOSTER & BOWMAN, 10 and 12 Madison-s; TO RENT. Four 4-story and basement Brick Stores, Nos. 3, 6, 63 and73 West Washington-st. Steam power, if wanted Inquire at 16 Sonth Jeflerson-t. To FRemnt. Thres uppor Lafts of the Tronch Bailding, oathwest corner Fifth-av. d Madison-st., 47180; Complotely fnahed throughonts 'As%vg&sfl'o‘::““: it . S 2 BoelEstato aad Renting Ascacy, 14 EiSuilest: Ot "o IRent. Socond, third, and fonrth floor of B v -2t sizoShifd, wilh stoses beat ol e For desirabls. Apply i . . BAMPSON £CO.. - T Laatioont Oths B acteri Captain of _ the Celtic, and to which, with theaid of his able oficers and the crew, wo all feal that, under a kind Providen ‘we aro so much tndebted for the comfort, safoty, an Frosperity of the vojage which a now abat o termi- Reaolced, That the foregoing resolutions bo tender- &d to the press for publication. Eigned by 22 gentlemen on behalf of the 130 saloon pastengers on board. . i —_— . A Great China and Glassware House. _Thoe fi of Scott & Ovington Brothers, of Brooklyn, . X., bave, since their establishment in that city threa ears ago, #o conducted their business that connofs- geurs of china and glassware Jook to them oxclusively Zox the nowest and most tasty articles of crockery. S8 than b year ago a branch establishment of this firm, dolng a wholesalo and retail business, was started Liere, and in ihis short spac of time thelr Aore has become® seitled institution at No. 219 West adi B onireel wiomiemaing 3 lirge’ capltal, snd s thorongh knowledge of {he wants of all housekecpers, Zrom tbe wealthiest to those who are cconomizing o xmodest income, they have heretcfore been abla tomest every requirement.” Uno of the firm is constantly in Europe p the latest noveltios, and hipp! them here in such quantitiea that they futese s sEba ing st tho Jowest Tate. Their reputation as sterling buiness men is well known Fast among 2l minos deslers whom they mwli'; Thelr Western trade i rapidly assuming formidsbls proportions, Tremont Hounse Furniture for Sale. By refercnce to another column the resder will find sdvertised the sals of the furniture, fixtures, snd Teaso of the opsent Taemon Howie, WBIGh £as pine o IRemnt. Very Cholca Offices in the Do ding, coract of Biata and Madison-star with sians; Lorthvest elevator. Applyto - . H. SAMPSON & CO., Real Estate and Bonting Agoncs, 11 LaGaiio-st Otls Block. TO RENT. Furnished house No. 111 Sonth Wood-st., two-story snd basement brick, with barn, andall moders improvements. A rare chance for a good tenant. Apply to D. O, BRADLEY, I51 Washington.st. To Rent. No. 623 Wabaeh-av. : 10 rooms: farnace, atnbio TEEA S COATER, 15 Wanes Svr tures and TO RENT. A first-class new houso, with barn, on North LaSalle- st., near Oskst. Househas 13rooms, and all modemn improvements; east front. Inguire of JOHN MCEWEN, 33 North Wells-st. TO RENT. Three front off i g R S iy EO. 0. FRY, Room X, 15 saimo bullding. st.—Rej | Siclock, for business and work on. -m’um on Sandny RANGES, &o. . Duparquet & Hnot (Buooessors to E. Moneuse & Duparquet) ‘Have Their IMPERTAT, HOTEL TRENCH RANGES, Broilers, Carving-Tablos, Coffee and Tea Urns, Ete., in successeful operation in the following Hotels in Chicago : Cfi&A‘T‘D PAOCIFIO HOTEL, Jackson, LaSalle, and GARDNER HOUSE, corner Michigan-av. and Jack- o 81x por cont interest allowed on all dally balances. aRg Houss drawn upon Tatercat, crodiied, az ‘moutL] FINANCIAL. Adam Smith & Son Bankers, First Nafiunal Bank Buflding, sonthwest corger of §tate and Washington-ts,, Chicago, Doalers in Gold and Silser Ballion, Bar, Loat, Shest, and ranulated form, for mechanical parposcs. fa received In oither ourréncy or Goin, subject to ‘withiout notice, tha CI oa it Checks upon us pass through bk = accounts curront rendored y. Cotn and Curronoy Drafts on New York. son-at. NEW BRIGGS HOUSE, comer Fifthar. and Ran. ot ORiERT HOTEL,, State and VanBuron-at. ST OR RO TS Sornes Rorh arket and Kin. o-ata. ‘TRAT HOTEL, South Markot-st., betwecn Wash. on and Madison-cts. CONTINENTAL HOTEL, comer Stato-st. and Eld- Adgo-conrt. HCELOW HOUSE, Wabash-av., near Twonty-first-st. BT. OAROLINES COURT, Tlizabothi-st. BURKE'S £ UROPEAN HOTEL, 140 and 143 Madi- 5 " *€ORLEY'S EUROPEAN HOTEL, Clarkst,, botweoa ZLako and South Water. URITLD STATES HOTEL, corner Qottago Grove-av. and Thicir-first-st. . BT, JULIEN'S EUROPEAN HOTEL, 151 and 153 Dearborn-st. Also in the following Restaurants and Dining-rooms: 8. H. THOMSON'S DINING-ROOBIS, 81 Clark-st. OREGAN'S DINING-ROOMS, Superior Block. D. F. IBAOH'S DINING-ROOLIS, Filth-av., betwoen ‘Washington and Madison-sts. 'HOLLY TREE COFFEE-HOOMS, corner Washington N SIS RESTAURANT, Clark-st, rk-at. JBURCKEY & MILAN'S DINING ROOMS, 167 East ‘CHARLES RAYMOND'S DINING ROOMS, 181 Wash- ot £ 'NOAD & KENDALL'S RESTAURANT, 160 Wash. togion-at. HARLES KERN'S RESTAURANT, Monros-t., near e, And aro now putting them iato THE COMMERCIAL, cornor Laka and Doarborn-sts. ; CLIFTON HOUSE,” corner Wsbash-av. and Moo~ rog-at. |CONDON'S RESTAURANT, 47 LaSallo-st., and other places. Wa arothe sole agents for the saloof these Rauges, eto., for the Northwest; and also koep on hand a fall sup- ly of Family Ranges, Hot-Air Furnaces, Stoves, Kitch- enutensils, etc., ote. M. W. & F. LESTER, SAVINGS ann: tho Bank 2 reo, an ono. dimodaposited 0 bis or her credit, which sum ¢as be dravwn out at pleasure. 105 CLARK-ST, Bix por cent intores ly, July Tand. NOTE, —Unti farther notlce, any b 1 calliog st R R g i A s CHARLES H. BROWER. PIERCE & BROWER, ment and Western Securities. per cent Registered Coupon Bonds. R. PARKER PIERCE. BROKERS, S8 MADISON=ST. TLocal Stocks, Commercial Paper, Govern- Tilincis 10 DI . evorywhers, and callect the olaima d nmm in mhfllfl of ‘{xl.l anita; o cha RASIER'Y “MERCANTILE Madison-st. ‘W have Attorn 304 State-st. REAL ESTATE. $5,5600.00. HOUSE AND LOT. Monthly_iayments. Or will sacrifice for all or half cash. One left of three first-class housos ; possession May 1 situated in that besutiful grove of high lan on_Forty-flrst-st., between Cottage Grove and Vincennes-avs,, built well, with nice finish, marble mantels, inside blinds, gas, cistern, Iarge barn for two horraes, cow, and corriags. Gl on owner, J. L. MOKEEVER, 133 LaSalle-st., Room 16, or any evening, 87 University-place. FOR SALDT BY G. S. Hubbard, Jr., 168 WASHINGTON-ST. Scveral very choice Acre Tracts on theline of the Chicogo, Burlington & Quincy B. R., between Chicago and Riverside, in tracts to suit purchasers, from 5 to 40 acres. G, HUBBAR] Oortificatos of Indobtadngas purchased REPUBLIC INS, CO. b trr & co., 58 LaSallest. CARPETS, &c. Carpets, BCAN! CURTAIN GOODS, Paper fiazgings. | am offeriug my ontire stock of OARPETING! I 8, 0 TALN GOODS; sad PAPER HANGINGS ut roduced prices. ‘Thase goods are all of the Iatest styles and most desirablo in the market. SPENCER H, PECK, 195 & 197 Wabhash-av,, (Cor. Adams-st.} . 8. D, 3 188 Washington-st. CARPET-LINING. ~§AN DIEGO; CAL. z heap. oy is tho FOR SALE, cholco property very cheap. | Nog is th gnflmb“{i‘;‘fl‘:{f‘:fii T L:!“I'){Bntl) ‘estato. row Sa Dicgo. i A T GOKNELL & CO., 48 South Clark-st., Rooin 4. FOR SALE. ‘The two-story and bassment honse No. 1499 Prairie-av., with 33 foot of ground, Price, 57,8 < NGE SARD, 3 R., and 40 Lake-t. TO LEASE FOR LEASE The southwest corner of Fifth-av. and Jackson-st., for an tice, Coal Hole Covers & Baker Furnaces for sale, CARPET LINING. THE BEST, BY Rock River Paper Company, SCHILLO, COSSHANN & SENN, - IRON FOUNDRY, 87 TO 95 WEST POLK-ST., Furnish HEAVY and LIGHET BUILDING d MACHINER 'Y CASTINGS on short no- Call for estimates. Counter Brackets, a term of years, Apply to C. H & 6. C. WALKER, 13 Chamber of Commerce. Garden Lands for Lease, 40 acres on Ashland-av., just west of Stook Yards; will ‘ront & part or the whole. Inquira on premiscs. W, L. SAMPSON. * __LUMBER. HENRY N. HOLDEN, ‘Wholesale and Rotall Dealer tn all kinds of HARDWO00D LUMBER. Also, Mahogany, Rosewood, Florida Cedar, Veneers, &c. Partioular attention paid to filling bills for any kind of Hardwood or ¥Fancy Lumber. OFFICE_AND YARD—No. 211 South_Market-st, PRESERVES. JAM. _Church’s celebrated Lake Supe- rior Red Raspberry Jam; the finest flavor, and most delicate preserve in the market. Sold by retail grocers, in quart, half-gallon, and gallon jars, and at wholesale and re- «& Btan ‘Goldon Tint Indian Maize, propared to cupply the trade. Forsale by all the leading grocers in the FLOUR. MAIZE FLOUR. THE UNITED STATES MAIZE FLOUR MANU- FACTURING COMPARY, located at Rock Falls, Bmith & Phelpe, Propristors, most respectfully announce to lly that they have socared h Chicago and the public gene: ht to manufacture (under Jones ted Silver Flake and the citizons of 9 rig] ing's patont) thelr celebrat or Corn Flour, and are fully S. H. McOREA & CO., 187 East Washington.st., Rooms 1 and 3, Chicago. tail, by ‘WM. ARCHDEACEN, Sole Agent. 211 East Randolph-st. OPENING. GRAND OPENING HOTEL. ST. CHARLES HOTEL, Gornr Desplaines and Washington-sts. 82 por Board and room 87 and 88 per weel por day. Best accommodatinns at this houso. day. Todging 1 and 15 OF THE GREAT Exposition $1 Bazaar, 185 and 187 West Madison.st., cor. Halsted, IRVING HOUSE, 148 WABASE-AV. Qentrally locatod. Te .00 parday. Table board, on pa Soes LSS XRAATE, Paprioion. On THURSDAY, May 1, at 6 p. m. MEETINGS. Masonie. OIC. BUSINESS CARD. CASS. F. MAURER, Manufactarer and Dealerin TORATCO Foreign and Domestic, Wholasalo and Rotail. 187 SOUTH CLARK-ST. The special assombly of Van Renssclner Grand Lodgo of Porlaction will be hold st the Masonlc Temply onday La ‘asctto Chapter, No. 9, R. A. 2., hall 122 LaSallo lar convocation Mondsy evenlug, Aprtl 2 3173 the BE. M. degreoc. E. N. TUCKER, Socretary. Removal. MASONIO—A Rogular communication of Miriam Chop- ter will bo held Fridsy evening, Mayd, at_their new hall 74 Statoat, near Randolph, whon important business will ‘be transactod. irs. 8. 5. BUFFUM, Secrotary, K. P. 8t. Jon Lodge, No. 21, K. of P., rom Gaatio Hal froms 14 Boih Olmrient. o o Novms Clackst: Members and visiting brothren pleaso taks notice. By orderof the 0. 0.~ THOMAS KELLRY, K. K. & S American Protestant Association. Acknogrledged cu In tho Bladdsr, and all disesses of the and Bilious Discasos. et o Bl o P R e B REMOVAL. DMasonic. REMOY.AL. ' J- L. WATYTNE & SOOIV, DEALERS IN HARDWARE, Have removed to 74 and 76 Randolph.st., near State. MISCELLANEOQUS. BETEESDA MINERAT SPRING WATER OF WAUKESHA, WIS, of Bright's Ducuc,lli)lahnlaa. Stone . . CURTH, Ao, 519 Wabash-av., Chicago. The members of Garden Cil No, 17, 275 roqorted to asscmot as o bl Nide of Ao s o, ‘northeast corner of Randnlph and Clinton-sts., at morning, 27th inst., tosttend tho of our Iate Brother, James Eccles. Mombers of slster lodge azo ssrmosily fefuastod to atignd. S. AN, Recording Sec'y. -American Protestant Association. The mombers of Star of tho Wast Lodgo N A are heroby roqueeted o suspitlo at o et A ‘st Cornor Randoiph and CHMtoRsta. At 8. 3eluck foau 0 Sonder : Gity Todgo No. 1. Ancient Order of Foresters. Tho members of Court 5,519, A. 0. ested meet” &t thele hall, & West, Rindotphosrs, wn Bt ac the fane; ated, put up expressly for family use. o & W BAROMETERS, AT J. G. LANGGUTH’S, OPTICIAN, £ Stato-st., botween Washington and Randolph. G00D ON CAKES. Ganuine Maple Syrup, warrnted puroand unadulter- ¢ Call and examine, ARCHDEACO: 411 East Randolph-3t. ICE CREAM. o ek, S et onandol , ! BRAZELTON'S IOE CREAM DEPOT, 149 Twenty- of onr fato Broth 4 Mitend | socond-st, i3 removed to 168 aam: i o otiier Gorrts ara Tospeetfally tariies 1o porcianers,0f 5 | Srdars atthonow place. o shrpdtsy Leare n rdor of the 0. B- 3. 5. MoBUGR Secre” BRAZELTON & EMPSON, 168 Twenty-second-at. A. 0. G. F. TO EXCHANGE A Aot the embersof Waskingion Lodga No.s srore. | RAATERZTRST ST Ssllincy iock pLely.or ?i_“u“““l ovening, An!fl%: ““lflgfln firstclasy flm\'l', aited for persons of teste, to be ex- ‘and Ublon'sta., a% the Good Feflow Hall,. - ENEN: ©. H. ARKOLD, W. G. B. W. SEA & CO., W Gt | AUCTION SALES. SILVERWARE. "By ELISGN & FOSTER. Beautifnl Furnitnre At the Marble-Front Residence ME., G. DE LOYNES, 584 IMichigan-av., AT AUCTION, MONDAY MORNING, April 28, at 10 o'clock, consisting o vewy rich Potla: Sals, Marbie-Top Chambof Sete, Mar- n bla-T ‘ables, Easy Chairs, Paintings,: Engravings, Brussels Carpots, Beds and Bedding, Diaing Hoom an Kitehon Fughituto, Stores, Crocker: Cotlery, Glasgyare, ste., ot, Also bost mako 7-Octavs Chiokering Piano, fall found-corner Rosewood cato. Salo positivo, as the ‘are golng abroxd. ELISON & FOSTER, Auctionoers. . 1029 WABASH-AV. Elegant Furniture AT ATCTION, Monday, morning, April 28, at 10 o’clock. We are inutructed to sell at-duction the en- tire Furniture of house 1039 Wabash-av. comprising very rich Rosewood and Brocate] Parlor Furniturs, Black Weinut Chamber and Dining-Room Furniture, Velvet Oar- ots, Pior Glags, splendid full 7-Octave Paabe Piano, Curtains, China, Tabloware, Glassware, Bédding, Kitchon Farniture.etc., o piiit SON & FOSTER, Auctioneers. Magnificent Furnitire AT AUCTION! At the Marble Front Residence No.: 635 West Washington-st.. third door west of Lincoln, on Tuesday Morning, April 29, at 10 olclook, Magnificent Parlor Buits, vory rich Chamber Sets in Black Walnut and Gilt Woex Finish, Beautiful Gilt Inleid Parlor Cabinet, Black Walnut Chamber Sets, Easy Chairs, Marble-Top Tables, Very Rich Dine. ing-Room Furniture, Kitchon Furniture, Beds and Bedding, boautirul Carpets, etc., eto. We call particular attention to this sale, beingone of thehandsomest furnished houses in the city. ELISON & FOSTEE, Auctioneers. 884 Indiana-av. Honselold Frrmitare AT AGCTTIOINT, Tuesdny Morning, April 29, at 10 o'clock, At dwelling house 834 Indisn: consisting of Paslor, Chamber, Dining-Room, anc chien Furniturs, Car- pots, Mattresses, Bedding, Crockery, Glassware, ste. ELISON & FOSTER. Auctioncers. AT A PRIVATE RESIDENCE, 667 MICHIGAN-AV. Beantifnl Furnitnrg AT ATOTION, Wéd.nssflfl.y Morning, April 30, at 10 o'clock, Elegant Parlor, Library, Chamber, Dining-Room, and Kitehen Farnitaro, Body Brasscls Carpots, Plor Glass, Paintings, Engraviogs, China, Table Ware, Glasswaze, Mattresses, Bedding, oto., ete. Also Billiard Tablo, complote. ELISON & FOSTER, Auctloneers. 129 West Madison-St. BANKRUPT STOCK OF T0VS AND FANGY GOODS AT AUCTION. Notice Is horeby given thai we will 1l _at public auction a: ":EDX% DA'.Y lla.‘ S0th. ADflhl. o'cloc] st No_ ‘031 adison- the stock of TUYS AND FANCY GOODS belongiog J. A. Plerca & Co., Bankrupts. Also, the Show Cas Fixtures, Countors and Shelving, Circular Deak, form Scales, Ofics Table, Chairs, &o. By order of GEO. W, CAMPHELL, Asslzneo. ELISON & FOSTER, Auctionoors. 670 MICHIGAN-AV. GENTZEL FURNITURE AT ATCOTION, FRIDAY MORNING, May 2, at 10 o'clock, At the masble-front résidence, 670 Michigan-av., contaln. ing Brussels and Wool Carpets, Parlor, Chamber, Li. brary, Dining-Room, and Kitchon Farnitare, Mattresses, Bodding, Stoves, otc., oto., all first-class and will posi- tivaly be sold. - ELISON & FOSTER, Auctioncors. FRIDAY MORNING, ATUCTION SALE OF SECOND-HAND FURNITURE, 87 MARKET-ST. Parties having ture to dispose of will ELISON & FOSTER, Auctioneers. By HAVENS & CO., HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE ot ey desceinlon of family docising noasskesplag, for G ve S & Co., & South Canal‘st. . Of Every Description, ON WEDNESDAY, AT 9 1-2 0'CLOCK. AUOTION SALE OF HOUSE AND LOT, 98 Fultonat., Wedndesday, April ®, at 11 o'clock; naw O € Toos ey, south frast. Bele poremplom, and on the p Terms mado known oa 4y of salo. For particulars apply to Auctioneors, 63 South Ganal-st Look Out for the Largest Sale of EPER OFFERED IN THIS CITY, Next Saturday, May 3, at 9 a.m. By EDWIN A. RICE & CO. . 7 3 Attractive Sl of Elegant Furniturs Tuesday, April 29,10 A, M, Sharp, Gonistiog of sich Brocatello and Rep Parlor Saits, Black Nrcans, Marbic-top Wash-Stands,. Comodes” Centro- Table; also Lounges in Brocatello 2nd Rep, Tote-s-Tetes, and L. Chalrs, Etag: Ingrain Carpets, Window Shados, Cotton, and Husk Mnlu@nmklhmzonlbr, "Extonsion Table, Eflw_vnl, MAY 8, AT 9} O'CLOOK, At our Salesroom, . Furni please send it in before that date. Auctioneers. Lo ’, APRIL 28, lb!}dlfii’vft@flunry ey Dry Goods & Notions HAVENS & CO., Auetioneers, 63 South Canal-st. two-story frame house, 10 rooms, close! EHAVENS & CO., - HAVENS_.! CO., Auctioncers, 63 South Canal-st. AT PRIVATE RESIDENCE, 1500 PRAIRIE-AYV., ‘Walnut and Oak, Marble-top ghlml)!r Sata, Marblo-top ores, Brussols, and Halr, Gas Fixtures, itchen and ing-room irmitaro, Lers, Glasaware, £c., &6, Salo positivo and without Seaser SREWIR KR 1GE T G0 Anotisnoors, ‘Offico 147 Randolph-st. Auction of the entire Furniture of a Hotel anity for housekoepors! Unressrved salo mm’fmlnx tho EAGLE HOTEL, on the fSinzio and West Water-ata:, "oppos 3 "WEDNESDAY, April 30, o eliarp, ralu o ehins. Tho Furniturssof £ astating of Black Walnat Parlor Suits, B W. ‘Bureaas, Wash-Stands, Centro'Tables, , Mirrors, Fine Rlack Walnut Extonsion Tables, Brussels and Ingrain Car- 7, Parlor, and Dining-room Chairs; Heat! ioves: & great quantity of Crockery, Glass an ‘Cooking Utensils, Kitchen Furnitaro, ofion, oic. Also 1ot of ‘Canary Birds (Gno ainge: -Cagos, Salopromptand postiive. EDWIN A. RICE & CO., Auctioneers. Offces, 147 Randolph.st., Fidelity Bank Buildin AT ATCTION To-Morrow Evening at balf-past 7 o'clock, Good Household - Furnitare, ‘Belng part contents of & 15-roomed house, and moved @ PArt GO ouvonleacs o store ¥ 177 TWENTY-SECOND-ST., Gonlsting of MarbloTop Chamber Sty Paror Saits B%fllflfi‘ ‘and Wool ::f!ll, Hair ttresacs, Din- ing-Foom and Kitchon Faraitare, Ioe Boz, Diniag Room B Sutivorasd gouls it be ed before noo o poaitive, s remor n tho folloming dar. © Rare op) of tho entlro Iec also Bird: TABLE SILVER. Every variety of Useful and Ornamental 8il- ver Ware. Rogers, Smith & Co.’s and Gorham’s manufactures of Silver-Plated Ware made ex- %ressl for us. TEA ruit, SETS, CASTERS, Urns, erry, and Cake Stands, Knives,Spoons, &c. A $60 TEA SET for $30. ALL 600DS GUARANTEED TO BE THE HEAVIEST PLATE IN USE. GILES, BRO. & CO., 266 & 268 Wahash-av. ATUCTION SALES. By G. P. GORE CO,, 22, 24, and 36 East Randolph-st. " REGULAR TUESDAY'S SALE 0 Dry Goods, Notions, Hats and Oaps, Hosiery, Gloves, &c. Extensive Line of Ladies' Plaid Wool Shawls. Elegant ltae of Black and Colorod Gros Grain Ribbons, Bnolige of Bisck Alpacas, Sk and Giagham Umbreliar, Gonta® Furnishing Goods, Ladiss' aud Ghildron's Under. goar. AT octofi, protptly, Tpecialofaring of 100 oia Fassols and Togre ' Sho ploos onis. 80 THSDAY . April 3, % 534 a. - 1398 Indiana-av., AT ATUCTION, On Tuesday, April 29, at 10 o'clock, All the Parlor, Library, Chamber, Dining-Room, and Kitchen Furnitare, Oarpets, Battrosscs, Bodding, Mirrors, * China, Bllver and Glasswars, Stoves. : G. P. GORE & CO., Auctioneers. 334 Wost Madison-t. AMUSEMENTS. MoVICKER'S THEATRE, MAX MARETZEK..... LUCCA-KELLOGG Grand Italian Opera. TOUR HIGHTS ONLY, AND SATURDAY MATINEE, Commoneing Mondsy, May 5. 1 { Farope's GREATEST Faromell appearancg. o S BTRNNG, L PAULINE LZOCOA. Last appearance previons to her departurs for E. t D ieHon's favorits Prima Dongs, CLARA LOUISE KELLOGG. Monday—~LUCCA..... Tuesday—KELLOGG. ‘Wednesday—LUCCA-KELLOGG. Friday—LAST NIGHT OF LUCCA. Saturday~FAREWELL LUCCA MATINEE. SPECIAL HOTICE, S[}BSBRD’TIOHIM the 5 PERFORMARCES, Reserved Seats in Orchestra and Orchestra Circlo. ... 815 Reserved Seata in First Balcony... 1 Tho sale of Subscription Tickets will begin an Wedzes- 3 day morning, April 3, at § o'clock, and closs AL5, at Box REGULAR WEDNESDAY'S SALE. PA:-I REGULAR PRIoES OF apuIsEION. B D GO, trar Toseryed Soats 1n Orchestra and Orchestry Circla, 1,300 cases Boots, Shoes, Balmorals, and Blippers. S6r & fine stock from Philadelphis, of ‘Woman's, Misses’, and Children’s Goods, BY CATALOGUE. On WEDNESDAY, APRIL 30, At 8 1-2 O'clock. G. P. GORE . P. GORE & CO., Auctioneers, 22, 4, and % East Randolpb-at. SLNWarren~av. ontoet Household Faruiture AT ATCTION, On WEDNESDAY, April 80, st10o'clock. We will sell the entire household effccts, conslating in part of Parlor 2nd Chamber Sots, Sofas, Lounges, Extcnsion Tables, Bureaus, Bodsteads, Aattresses, fou Chest, Mirrors, China, Silver, aad Glussware, Stoven, e, 0. P. GORE & CO., Auctiongers. 332 Cottage Grove-av, near 291kt AT AUCTION, FIRST-CLASS FURNITURE, On THURSDAY, Mag1, at 10 o'clnck. _Parlor Sal ap, T ads, Sats b DoAnks stirvors, Tco Cheste: Silver, Gbina, and e oks3d S5 S 0o, Auctionser, e 3, %, 25 Randolph-st. REGULAR SATURDAY’S SALE Household Furniture! AT AUCTION, On SATURDAY, May 3, at 9% o'clock, at our Store, 33, 34, 35 East Randolph-t. tirg contents of Housebold Furniturs removed Tho en from several first-class dwellings, conelating, in part, of {evns Barior Soin, Mm»fl};fnmm Sats, Black Walhat, Wardrobes, Sideboards, Extonsion Tablzs, Rock- Sofas, Lounges, Mirrors, Hall Treos, Pillar Bureaus, Bodstesds, S| Mat s, , Spring ’p Tables, Carpets, Crookury, Glass- GEO. P. GORE & CO., Auctloneers. = By TAYLOR & HARRISON. MORTGAGE SALE OF COTTAGE No. 609 Washington-av., fozisa. Admission to Becond Balcony, 81. Resersod jeats in Sccond Balcony, 50 cents oxtra. Tae salo of seats for singlo nights Wil commens oa i NIXON'S. _Commencing Monday avening, April A, ONE WEEK. Matizees, Wodnesdsy aod Saiardsy. ~The gresiest living Bensatio Arl MoKEE and ROGERS, (formerly with Manning's Minstrols), supported by thelr Vaudeville Gombination ! Including the favorito Gymnasts, LEOPOLD, M'LLE GERALDINE, and LEO. BUTLER & FOSTER, Pantomimists. THE WONDERFUL French Twin Sisters. ) WILLIAM A. HUNTLEY, tho Classic Banjo Artist, and 20 BRILLIANT PERFORMERS ! New Stage. Elegant Scenery. O ADVANCE IN PRICES. Secnurs yoursosts. JAMES DUNCAN, Ageat MYERS' OPERA HOUSE, Bfonroe’st., botwoen Dearborn and State-sts. Arlingon, Gotton & Kemble's MINSTRIELS. LAST WEEK OF THE SEASON! MONDAY, APRIL 3, BENEFIT OF BILLY RICE1 Tha Laughablo Earlesque of JOHN SHEPPARD AND " JOSEPH BLUESKIN. MACKIN AND WILSON In their Inimitable Songs and Dances. THE MODOO QUESTION, e Lonarxas April 28th, at 2 OClock P. I, MondBY- op m’PREMIBES Every Evenin; .uggggdfié:%mfi i . o " L&%’?yxg&%fl%’m [TTY BLANCHARD BUR: By virtae of foreclosure, we will sell tho sbovo cottags at Anation. A rare chance for party wishing a choeap TATIOE A T aod ko Soath Canal-st. AUCTION SALE OF EUROPEAN PLANTS IMPORTED FROM FRANCE, AT NO. 385 WABASH AVENUE. On Tuesday, April 29, at 10 o'clock A, M, tlon ELIAS, MAGNOLIAS, AT e o A S o peors description, by TAYLOR & HARRISON, Auctioneers. 798 Wabash-av. TUESDAY, April 29, at 10 o’clock, at auc- tion, the entire HOUSEHOLD G0ODS contained in the above dwelling, CONSISTING OF Elegant Parlor Furniture, in Silk; Splendid Chamber Sets; Rich Velyet and Brussels Carpots; 0l Paintings, and other Pictures; Jadnes Eaoral . Platedware and Orockery, Glassware, eto, e CRANDIRT G By TAYLOR & HARRISOX, Auctionsers. — = By J. B. CHAMBERS & CO., Auctfoneors. On Monday, April 28, 1873, 11 o’clock 8. m., at No. 84 West Madizon-st., 1 shall sell at Auction, to the highest bidder, for cash, the one-story FRAME STORE No. 63 West Madison-st., and the Front Addi. tion to No, 64 West Madison-at. The build- ings must be removed by 1st of May. Also, Carpets, Dining Chairs, Crockery, Glassware, Gas Fixtures, Household Furni- ture, Counters, Show-Cases, and all the Fix- tures of o firat-class Restaurant. J. B. CHAMBERS & CO. By BRUSH, SON & CO. EXTENSIVE SALE OF First-Class Furniture TUESDAY, APRIL %9, AT 10 A. M. All the furnitate {a the 3-story and basement dwelling, No. 871 Wabash-av., near mqhwvmhv“ :.1piano, cost 3800, spleadid fnstra- mant; elegant French-plato mirrors, Iaco and damask cur- arior suits, casy chaics, marblo-top centro tables, Brussols and ingrain carpets, marble-top chamber sets, hat racks, beds, bedding, bureaus, bodstoads, comod diging-room and kitchon furniture, stoves and heaters, otk countor B RS O, e onmar. Office, 163 Last Aladison-at, AT THE PRIVATE RESIDENCE, No. 238 WARREN-AV., 0 Tugstay Kornung, Aprl 29, at 10 2.1, ‘We will sell tho entire contents, consis! of one 7-octave Plano, round.corner. roseit mm,:"fi.nn, Dising, Chzmber, and Kitchen Furnitore, Carpels; &c.. &o. i s loss than one searand must bo sold, as ity, 08 P eetionsors, 613 Waat Lake.st. P. 6 is il vell i atire contania of No. 516 1al- 58 Monrop-ites 411 Tultonat., and 6 Madison- B W ararobras, on Wodneaday morning, at 10 & vening s 'clock. By ordar of owners. i, aud ereniog 86 Oieeky R ergur of omiery SHERIFF'S SALE, MONDAY, APRIL2, AT10 A. M., At Buslington Warehouse, cor. Stato and Sixteenth a ore, 2 H 1B Lot of Wines and Liquors,2 Horags 1 Bage withtop, 1 Wagon, 3 Harnce: l Foudive: T. K. STACY, Dopaty B HOOLEY'S THEATRE. BEST COMPANY IN AMERICA. GRAND. GALA WEEK. Owi to it it succoss, and i wer to A GENe ERAL DESthE Hontey wad Tucsday, Apri B a0d ‘Tom Taylor’s masterpiece, THE TICKET-OF-LEAVE HAN, With an unapproachable cast. Wednesday, afternoon snd night, and Tharsday evening, Sardon’s exquhite ‘Dpiotare of soclety, FROU-FROU. = 4 N DIL- (B Remdtot oot cameley, TORLY EAVE BIAN. Night—TICKET- Bartley Campbell's **RISKS." McVICKER'S THEATRE. Last waek of the Popular Actor, 2 Mr. Mark Smith, b2 ning snd Satarday Mattuse, tho boautifal aad T T ey Pits antliby o ek o ONE HUNDRED YEARS OLD, Mondsy, Mayo— HOOLEY'S THEATRE. Benefit of John Dilion, . FRIDAY EVENING, Mey?3, 187 FOUR FEARFULLY FUNNY FARCES. - Box Sheet now open. ACADEMY OF MUSIC. Monday Bvoning,'April 3, and Wednesday and Saturdsy Manees, LITTLE NELLIL THE CALIFORNIA DIAMOND, and ber eatiro Com- ‘pany, in tho great sensation, . FIDELIA, The Fire Waif. Inclnding the Great Firo Scens, Gaivanio Battery, aod ‘NizroGlycerine Sensation. ATREN'S THEATRE, EXTRA ANNOUNCEMENT—Farevell eigagement ‘prior to her departure for Europe of Mrs.Jas. A. Oates, And her now and powerful COMIC OPERA COMPANY. Sixpighta and twe Matlueon calg: commancize Yoo A lenbach's Comic Opera, PUCHYSSE" Balo of seats will commesica W morsing. KEYSTONE LODGE, NO. 639 A.F. £A. M., will giveits FIRST ANNUAL BALL . Tharsday, May 1, 1873, AT CLARE'S HALL 70 NORTH CLAREST. . COMPLIMENTARY BENEFIT TO Migs Kate Van Wordragen . MONDAY, April 23, at Orphena Hall, Assisted by some of the best ar tistes of Chicagos ...DIRECTOR OU. ~ Satarday . GRANDE odnesdss — s,