Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, May 7, 1873, Page 3

E CHICAGO DAILY TRIBUNE: WED Y, MAY 7, 1873. 3 % QUR FOLKS AND OTHER FOLES.” BLocture by Robert Collyernt tho Union ¥Paork COongrogationnl Church Lnst Evoning. ‘ Yestprday ovening the Tav. Roberb Collyer Kdelivored the conoluding locturs ot the Star Loc- turo Courso, at the Union Park Congrogational \Churoh, In spitc of tho opors, thoro -was =n eoxcollont audienco prosent. ITo profaced bis looturo by s fow introductory romarke. © spoke nsan old friond who had beon with thom throngh the sunshine and ehadows of wmany yoars, and had rather live or dio with them and go to Hoenven then go to Doston, "Thon he &aid a kindly word for the young men who had mannged the Star Locture Courso, and’ hoped thoy would roceive encouragoment enongh to induco thom to ropeat the courso noxt yoar, with the spoalkor loft out. Ho commencod by saylng that Humboldt thought that but for an accident Colum- bus would have lnnded in Virginis, Amerien would havo beon all Spanigh, and there would havyo been no lecture, Tho flock of birds which guided the Admiral southward was providentinl, and North Amoricn was eaved for tho ploked ‘mon of the world, Its hiatory had been acontin- usl wondor. It liad bad its grent mon. It had kopt its doora always opore to the world, recolving and ennobling foroignors. Ho N long ago soon that thero 'was 1o chanco for himeolf or his children abroad, and ho was comlyullud to stoop to those who were by agcident wealthior than lio, Coming to Amor- Ica, hio bad beon blagksmith, preachor, and leo- turer, IIe hnd twico returned, aud had fully seon the lives of tho common poople there, and know thom thoroughly. 8o ho had thought of com- aring tho two. What struck him first in Amor- ca was that overy ono was 8o woll-to-do, Thoro was, howevor,” moro arablo laud horo than in all tho other continonts, Bo, in spita of land-grabs, Amoricans nd managed so that ]'-.‘urnsann poverty Wwag un- known. In 1850 Lo could earn twico ns much ag In England in two-thirds of the time, and living was o little cheaper 5 go ho ot onco ho;a:n Hving woll. Out of tho Englieh incomo much had to bo takon to sond the childron to poor schools. Thero ovory workingman ronted Lis home, and rarely owned a bit of land. Hero they ownod thelr houses, or Woro saving monoy to got them, ‘Thero, farmera rented farms, and wore hnrd put to it to livo, existing on ontmoal ond blue milk, and moat four times a_yoar. Twico sinco had ho soon that lfo. It had improved, but not ndvanced as much ns bero, and yot thoy lived botter in England than on the Continent. In America they gavo evory naa o foir show, The roughest man was (5] Hnmo to overy lady, oxcopt his wife, ne tho ofitost gontleman abrosd. Evoryman wanted 0 malo his children bettor than himself, Ho bad seon s ploasant-looking Irishman step in o snow-drift to lot & colored woman havo tho norrow path, Twelve and a half million people wore ungi:gndln ainful ocoupations, and sbout balf of them in what that great, sweet soul, Mr, 'Greoley, perferrod, —farm work, * Tho bost buildings in the country woto achool- Shouscs, and it waa delightful to soo tho intolli- gont faces, o nover wearled of looking at tho Doblo rosults of o free school system, Tho moble hoart of the American poople had touched him whon he first landed in Americs, though ho had been onutioned against their seolfishness, Xe wont out for medicino for his siock wifo, and tho druggist, aftor learning ho had just como over aud intended to atay, gave him ‘the medi~ oino for nothing, and told him ho was welcomo, o went out in the country, and his wife worlted ns & sowing-woman in Philadelphia, Blie wae taken vory sick, and the Indy whero she ‘was stoppng put or in hor bost room and waited on her horsolf. Whon ho came back they told bim to stay there, and attorward rofused to tako anything, sinco thoy had not done it for money. ‘Thoy wore 5.‘“’ to oo them dofng tho best they kueyw, and did not went them to montion money. Nothing had yot bofallen_ him to make him talo ‘back his {irst judgment about Americans, Yot there woro many things he did not Like, for this vast prosperity brought its punishment., “Tho children ncrosa the water wore fod on oat- meal and brown bread, but thoy were strongor than thoro who §ol meat thros times o dny. Thoy worked hardor over there. 1f the man failad, tho women worked. Thoy had little po- litical power there, but thoyelected honest men ; while herotho poople elected Judases, whodid nol hinng themsolves, but got re-olected, Ho wanted to check theso onsy-going sentiments about marrisge. Thero wero divorces as saored as & marriage, and tho sooner thoy wore through with tho bettor. ' Nowadays s0 many young pooplo made 8 snap-judgment of o wedding, fi‘heyg - lieved in love at first sight, and gang direot to tho pnrson. It was all wrong. If he had married his firat loyohe should have mado a mess of it. Oceasionally a womsan would snare & man as tho hunter did his gamo. For money, or for somothing olse, peoplo would forgo chains to bind them forover. Poopls must take timo and trouble to find out whother they wero fitted for ono anothor. In the country, thoy know another for years; thoy knew the good points and failings of ono another. Mar- riad folks must remember, {00, that o marriage- licenso was not a licenss to do what they wanted t0, but vhat they ought to. Husbands and wives wight differ. The &weetest wives might say tmnfiu they would let no one_else say. Thoy could not always see alike. When people said thoy had never had a differenco in zwonty-llvu iuars o was suro there muat be ‘s good dénl of indifforonce. Childron were what their paronts word, and not what they wero fold to be. It was tho good mother that made the good ohild. It was vory little difforence what theo father was, if tho mother got hold of the boya! 1f they could not got hold of thelr minds, then thoy must court thom through their stomachs, ‘The fatbor had to take his part in donling with tho child, but ho was vory much puzzled to uny what it was, I-‘loqg{ng ho did not beliove in, but ho bolioved in littls taps which showod that strength lgy behind. Tho father should bo s little older - ‘than the Bon, much wiser, and yot compsnionable. Woman in America was claiming a larger placo than ever boforo, and he believed that if sha obtainod i, hor {nflucnes would ho productlve of good. Bho had taken to tho locture platform, #nd it took a good man to keop abreast of hor. Bho had fionu into the everydsy work of tho world, and shown what she could do there, Sho did it, for eho felt ftto bo her duty. Tho rosult of admitting woman to tho~ largor life, would bo to elovato mon, If womon voted, {)flmm’y mootings would be held in par- fors 3.0t grog-shops, and the whole standard of public morality would be lifted up. _Tho peopls wora partly responaible for the Credit Mobilier business, It was no better for man to be alone Iu publio, than in privato lifo, — THE-CITY IN BRIEF. The rogular monthly meeting of the M: of tho lfgmfi of thuyl"rkflmllugss will bu“l‘::]gda:z that institution at 2 o'clock this afternoon, The Litorary Bociety connocted with 8t. Paul’ Methodiat Church, corner of Mnx\w)fi and I:uw‘1 barry stroots, will meot this evening. Yestorday morning, at 9 o'clock, the resldenco of ra, J. ‘A Fmith No. 176 West Van Duren street, was entered Ly aneak thieves. Jowelry and monoy wers taken to the value of 860. A braco of bunko steerers, who wore arrestod by Bergt. Bam Lllis on dfonduy, were yostords: morning fined $100 ench by Justice Soully. Thof names are Dan Williams and Matthew Leak, A Conatable named Kooler recontly decoratod himscl! with a policomon's atar. Yestorday morning Justico Banyon Jooked at the star and “tho Oonstable, and fiuod the lattor $25. Some poverty-strickon smokers broke open tho cigar atoro of Joseph Williams, No, 111 South Deaplainos stroot, at an early hour yesterday morning. About 844 worth of Koy West cigars were taken awsy. ‘William Cranshaw, proprietor of an Intelli- enco oflice, had his liconee ravoked by the ayor, ycntnrdu{ for having ewindled applicants for pltuations, Ifo was arrested on that chargo on Monday night, Yesterday, about noon, the room of Charles Camp, No, 92 South Clinton street, was broken open by s gang of young thieves. They emp- tied the room of ovurythhy?' valuablo in the way of olothing and jowelry. Tho owner estimatos his loss at §200, A gang of river thioves entered tho lumber- yord of Hchulonburg & Dolckler, on_Monday night, and succoeded in loading about 8,000 oot of lumbor on & boat, and runoing It off, A watohman anw tho Lot Jeave the shoro, but was anablo to stop it, Tho Jumber was the proporty »f Fox & Howard, and was valued at Ob&. Although Barron, the Tremont Houso robbor, has escaped from the custody of tho police, and will probably never Lie recaptured, {’\m is no roason why those police-ofiicers who went in pureuit of” him whould bo beaten oult of tho monoey they expendod in their offorts to catch him. " Mr,” Washburn chould see to it that Lls men racoivo thelr just dues in this matter. The proliminary examination of Franols T, Cols, of No, 03 Houth Water strect, for using ta colod rovenus stamps, was negun beforo Lvunnigsioner Hoyue yoslorday mouug, Lie witnossos tostifiod thnt thoy liad soon him use eancelod atamps, Colo aeked that the examlin- tlon bo continued till Thuraday morning, In or- dor that ho might proouro other witnosaos, Tho roquont was grauted, and the bail Inorensod to ,000, Yestorday aftornoon, sbout 8 a'clools, & little son of Mr, V. Potraton, of No, 31 Walsh streot, whilo Vllyhl intho yard In tho rear of his fothor's residonco, foll into a nowly-dug_cistorn, which was fillod with wator, and ‘was drowned. ‘Tho child was n bright little follow, only 8 &'unru old, and lis sad doath hoa almoat distracted his parents, An inquost will bo held to-doy. Yoaterday, on the rocommendation of tho Firo Marshal, the Board of Polico appointed Willlam B, Dunham, enginoor of nnfllnu No. 6,.tom- ernry Fire Warden in the Wost Divislon, o ng £o tho Incronsed amount of work to bo !n formod by the regular Firo Wardon of that divl- slon, and tho mauy violations of the Firo ordi- nanco ocourring thoro. Harry MoCuen, stolor of No, 17, has boon detailod to supply tho- placo of Dunham a& enginoer, Firo Marshal Willisms submittod hin roport for tho month of April to tho Polico Commlssion- ors, yualnnln{y. It shows the total number of fires to havo boen 20; falso alarms, 7; valuation of buildinga and contouts,. $2567,175; loss on buildings, $10,016; loss on goods, £11,070; total loss, 831,285 tolal insuranoo, €103,700; {nsuranco ovor loss, $06,545. Tho causes of firo wore : Oarolossncze, 8 ; ovorheatod furnaco, 1 ; ovorhoated stove, 2; overheatod stovepipe, 14 sparks from locomotive, 1; childron playing with matolies, 14 incendinrism, known and sup~ posed, 4 ; spontanoous combustion, 2§ lamp ox- plosion, 1 ; unknown, 1. Total, 26 A distressing acoident ocourred at bnlf-past 8 o'clock yosterdny afternoon, on Fulton atroot, betweon™ Halstod and Greon, whoroin Patrick Carroll was buried boneath tho rulus of & brick wall and instantly killed. Carroll waa clenning bricks on one sido of the wall, whilo & workman on the other side named Edward Whito was do- ing his bost to push It over, noither ons of thom being awaro of tho location or occupntion of tho other. Unfortunately, White succooded in his attompt, aud bofore Carroll, who saw the wall falling, could get out of tho way, ho wne ‘buried boneath it. Oarroll wae a single man, about 26 yoara of - ago, and tras_from Genova, 1N, whero his_paronts rosido, o kosrded o No. 163 Wost Van Buron stroet, Tho body was takon to thio Morgue, e WHAT WILL THEY DO ABOUT IT? The property-owncra on Clark stroot, botwoen Madisop and fashington, came to tho conclu- slon that the paving of the' stroot was somo- thing which was domanded by solf-Intorest, since 1t was in such a condition ss to bo impassablo during wot weather, and theroforo tended to lower thoir routs, it it did not deprive them of tonnnta oltogether. 8o, inatead of waiting to have on ordinanco dpuaod bigx the Qouncil and an agdessmont made by the Board of Publio Works, they advanced the monoy ot once, and mado their own ooniract for olng tho ork, which, theroforo, cost thom only §56 & ruuning foot, instend of about 87, as would have boon tho ‘onse had tho paving boon dono In tho ordi~ nary way by tho oity. Inspite of tho very plain neod of “tho work, and tho fact that ft could bo donmo eo _cheaply, tho Unfon Trust _ Buvings Dank, twhich owns the building No. 185 Olark, at the cornor of Madison, sud which ks o long losse of the lnt& rofused to contribute the $100 which they woul havo to pay for their frontage of twonty feot. The rosult is that the block is now all paved ex- copt a littlo parallelogram of twenty by tmréy foot, which will bo nothing but & mud- holo, Bjnco thoro will be no blocka .| botwveon the ralla on the onst sido of the stroet, it will bo nxcu‘udlnglfi difffoult to got along thore, and all tho travelwi be forced to the west sida of the stroot, where thore will bo a continual gorge. Bofora this Jot can bo nasossod by the city to contribute its share, soveral months must elapse. Tho other property-owners are irritated, and doclare they will not pay for the bank, while tho contractor doos not propose to do tho worl for nothing. Of courso, ihe bunk has a porfect right to do a8 it haa done, and to annoy all who have to travel on Clark stroot, but it is uot always ox- podient to stand by one's rights,and the bank will rxo).mbly loso more by thowithdrawal of doposits 6‘?[‘(‘)‘6 it will gain by deferring the payment of tho —— AN ORIGINAL CONFIDENCE GAME. An old confidence gamo on hattors was ox- posed in Tne TRIDUNE, the othor day, which is remarkablo equally for its antiquity and success. The confidonce oporators wore in the habit of calling at the various-hat stores, ordering an un-~ 1imited numbor of hats for other dealors, and carrying thom off. They wore very successful. How gulliblo hatters aro was Emtty fairly illustrated in tho fight . betwoon the Mayor and tho old Polico Board, but nobody suspected themof being 80 utterly vordant as they are made to appear. A dsyor two ago Mossra. ker & Co, received a bill for 8190 from a firm in ihe same line of business, for hats which had nover been ordered, showing that the confidonco oporators had talon in tho supposed oreditors to oxactly that amount. Bince Toz Trimune oxposed this anciont system of swindling, tho rogucs engaged in it have made n couragoous offort in au entirely original dirootion. An old hat, worth G0 conts, is carefully dono up in a box and taken to the residonco of somo gentleman whose name is in the directory, always at an hour whon the gentlo- man is not at home. The mossenger presents tho hat to tho lady of tho honss and 80ys Mr, — has purchasod the hat, and paid $1 on it, glving ordors to present the bill for the® ‘balance when the hat1is sent up. The lady looks ot tho bill, pays it, and tho mogsenger doparts with tho money. Thoe wrath of the gentloman on coming home and finding a boaver which would disgrace a third-rato pawn-shop can bo imngined. This trick has been unusually suo~ ceseful. At ono houso whero the messengor arrived with his hat, tho lady surveyed tho bill, but hav- ing no ruudg money to quandor on Elug hats for her husband, gave the man an order on the grocer for $4.50, The beauty took the order, chauged it to 314,60, took It to the grocery store and had it cashed, oro was some tall profan- ity a day or two aftorwards. High-Olass Works of Art at Auotion, nt Central Hall: This nfternoon, at 2 o'clock, a moat important sale of ofl paintingatakes placo st Central Hall, Wabash avo- nue, corner of Twonty-second streot, Thia collection belongs to Charles Rodo, of the Brooklyn Art Gallery, and will bo old by Messrs, Elleon & Fostor, From BIr, Rode'a long oxperionce in art salos, Lio bina seoured a reputation for offering to the public none but firete class specimons, Mr, Rodo intends to Inaugurato #tated gales in future, as ho has in the paat, of choico ‘pictures, and fnvitea criticlem of connolssours on tho colleotion now In bis rooms, and which Lo intends to rell, comumencing this atiernoon at 2 o’clock, and even~ ing at 8, This salo should be eucouraged, a8 Mr, Rodo intends to bring on from timo to_time a still more val- uable collection, but morcly dopunds upon the en- couragement b’ socelves which will warrant bim to 0 80, e . An Opportunity. Oll patotings of varlous grades aro from timo to time offered at auction n {his city, butitisonlyat Tong intorvala that such plotures as Messrs, Butters & Cu, aro now exhibiting at thelr aslesrooms, Nos, 63 snd 67 Bouth Canol sireet, are brought under tho bammer, Thocollection in question fa from the Amorican Art Gallory of New York, and embraces mauy cholca works, It {8 not aur purposs to go into any “extended criticlam, but morely tosay thut the eniira colloction s 4o b sold st auction on Wednes. day and Thuradsy of (his wock, nfterucons and oveninga,’ Tho slo takes place at Littora’ salsrooms, Noa, 68 and 67 South Canal street, —_— Dr, Jayne's Expeotorant. Bo inaldious are the Arat approaches of consumption thot thousands remaln unoonscious of its prosenco until It hae brought them fo tho verge of tho grave, An {mmedisto resort to Dr, D, Joyno's Expectorant, ‘upon tho irst appearance of cough, pain or soroncss o tho throat or chieat, would vory genorally precludo & fatal result, or, in’ caso the ‘symptoigs indicate the presenco of Lafout Consumption, wauld tend to sub- ue tho violonca of tho disesso, and thus matorially sssint In prolonging thelifo of 'tha pationt. U, tie Espectoraut, thosefors, whon you tako a cold, and by 80 doing provent the nacosnity” for ita use n mora dangerous complaints, Bold everywhore, Delinquent Oity Taxes, G OorLreTon's Orrick, Roox 1, Orry HALy, Quroaao, May 6, 1879,—Tho Comman Gouncll haviug fixed the dato at which the delinquent lats for city taxod of 1872 are to ba returned to tho County Colloc. tor for judgment and salo ot the 20th doy of this month, 1t wlll be necoesary to olose this offfcan few days previous, for tho purpose of completing sald liats, whioh are unusually large thiy yoar. Tnx-payors wisltng to savo costa eliould avall inomisolves of tlia shiort timo left to pay, Grougz Vo Howxy, Oity Collactor, —_— . Removal, Wo notlce with pleasure tho removal of that .old and roliablo Jowolry houso of G, F. Happel & Co, 10 poriuauent qurtors, No, 109 Bouth Giark-sh A s i Hoeat and Irritation of the Scalp, Durueity Oocoatno &yes dqumediat sollof, ANMUSEMENTS, THE ITALIAN OPERA, Tho favorilo oporn of * Marthn " was givon ab MoVicker's Inst night,with Miss Kellogg an Lady Henrictta (Martha), Mllo, Bang ns Nancy, M. Jamot a8 Plunkelt, and Signor Veratl s Lionel. Tho houso wns by no menna orowded, but the attondance was fair, and tho audience seemod to onjoy tha porformnuco cscecdingly woll. Tho opora fa sprightly in story, quick in actlon, aud o vory succession of goms musienl- ly, which nro familiar to overybody, and, consoquently, as dalightful to most ears as houschold songs, Thoe protty duos, trios, and quartottos with which it falrly runs avor, Linvo somotbing to commoud thom at overy repoti- tion, and **Lost, Proscribed,” and tho * Last Roso of Bummor" gocuro that hushed attention which Thomas inevitably finds when his orchosy tra plays Traucmerel. For tho rost, ' Martha » in ono of thoso soctal operas In which ono chats with ono's noighbor, fakes in musio at ono ear and gossip at tho othor, Jigeats both with tho roliah of small berries in enson, and goos home without any eonsation of fatiguo, and with n congclousness of having had & quiet and poacoe- ful ovening of pleasant sounds sud oheerful surroundings, N Thero {8 probably no opora in whioh Misa Kellogg nxz'i{onru to bottor andvantago than “Martha." Tho charactor makes no domand upon hor for_tue warmth that sho does not possess, gives plny to Lier protty coquetry, nffords su op- portunity for handsome and becoming toilottos, offors musical goms in abundanoe for her cloar, bright soprano_ voice, and altogetlor prosonts tho Indy at hor best, It is truc that much more may bo mado_ of the charnctor, dramationliy, than Miss Kollogg over thinks of making out of any character; but bor friends find gracos ouough to compensato for the lack of tho dramatio oloment, and have consed tojexpoct it, Thero is no flaw {n hor voice, which ipplos ovor tho hard places in the score like a rill. It is of tho bigh, poustrating quality which is apt to be thin in places, but it is so light, and epark- ling, and protty withal, that, fu music liko-that of *Martha,"" it calls for no fault-finding, and can ncnrcul’y fail to entrance everybody to tho present onjoyment of listen- ing to " it, though it loave ~mo fl-anz fmpression to dwoll upon afterward, If tus Kollogg were n(n%lng now at the prises nt which it has boen usual to hoar her, thero ia lit- tlo doubt that her audionces would bo large and hior rocoptlon as flattoring as in the days of hor pretty littlo tyranny ovor tho publio some feur or flve years ago. Bho ‘rlunuo hor audience of lnst night, was encored at tho ‘ Last Roso of Bummor,” ealled out after the second act, and duly prosented with s bouquet. Jamot, as Plunket!, come out n new man, o difforont in nq}mnmncn and action from tho obaractors in which the GlflfilFD yl)ubllo has_scon him a8 only an artlst of his calibre can bo, Thore has been no oporatio basso in this country for yoors s0_uniformly excellent, Miss Sanz also appoared to better advantngo than on any formor occaslon hero, and the contrast between hor and Miss lolloge was of benefit to both of them. Bignor Vorati ag Lionel, who is now to Ohicago, will not supply the painful lack of a tonor, which forms the lament of opera-managers all over tho world just now. Ho has o ploasant, though by no means strong or romarkablo voloe. The quortottes, although thoy would suffer by comparison with the manner in which Parepa, rs, fla;iuln, Castlo and Campboll mmP them, wore woll given, and the opora, as a wholo, mado up a remarknbly ug}pnunnb oyoniog, “Miguon " will 'bo produced_to-night, With Luecn, Kollogg, sznnll and Jamet, and the hiouso will be crowded. Tho Daughter of the Reglmont " s announcod for tho matines, snd a bottor seloction could not have boen made. It is long since it has beon well given in Chicago, and will show Mmo. uces in one of tho best comedy parts. Bhois on the stago conatantly, and in the music-losson sceno she*will intraduce two songs, * Moin Boid,” in Gorman, o ballad by Gumbert, and * Home, Beot Home,” in English, Tho Intorast of tho opoera will bo incrensed by the appearauce of Honconi as the Sergeant, A MYENS' OPERA-TOURE. During tho past wock Myors® Opera House has boon given up to tho vagarics of burlesque, Kitty Blanchard and a company composed maiu- l{‘o local talent having scoured tho theatro for the purpose, presumably, of showing that tho 'minstrols are not tho only com- pany that can keop an audionco laugh- 1, in this comfortable littlo houso, “ Bnd Dickey” i tho extravaganza which I8 now doing its duty in giving an_opportunity for tho presontation of a fair soloction of lowor limbs, nud illustrating tho amount of nonsenso that can be made an acceptable accompaniment Lo tho gyrations of burlesque actors aud nctresses. Tho piecs is founded on Burnsud'a clever bur- lesque of * Richard the Third," trlmmed and locallzed for n Ohicago audienco, and preceded by a prologuo which bas nothing more to do with tho burlesque than the ordinary introduction to & nowspaper sonsational article. Tho contral figure of the extravaganza is tho ambitious Duke, pl:flad by br. T, J. Langdon, who has en- riched” tho absurdity of tho burlosqus by dromsing the charactor In the strict- est possible imitation of Booth, and has succoeded in presorving the imitafion in %Eutlu'a, voico, and manner. To hoar Booth threatoning vongeance rxgmn the denizens of ‘Bridgeport is more absurd to s modorn sudienco than to liston to Richard roviling tho same noighborhood, and to all iotents and purposes the Rickard of the oxirava- gonzn 18 mnone .other than Booth, Tha presorvation, too, of & part of the text of the original drama, with tho unmenning nonsenso thrown In to rhyme it occasionally, is productive of contrasts which appesl to the risiblo facultios irresistibly, Mr, Edwin Marllo as tho Duchess of York dresaes tho character excollently. Miss Blanchard as the Earl of Richmond has tho ad- vantago of agracoful fl%um which is displayed to grost advaniago intho Tinuted intoguments allowad to burlesque, and what littlo dancin and singing aro noodod aro furnished by thi lady. Without particularizing the othor oharac- tors, it might not bo out of piace to suggest ta DMr, McKes, who appenrs as tho Lord AMayor, that tho disposition of his Lands in somo man- ner other than that of last evening would causo fowor blishes smong the ladics, and bo conducive to tho ense of their gontlomen friends. If his arma are too long ho might eith- or fold thom or lot thom hang down as far as they can. Either disposition would be profora~ blo to that of last ovening, Tho music is chiefly com{;m&ed of popular aira from opora bouflo, Jumbled with oxtracts from stroet molodies, Tho scenory of the firat act shows a pretty view of modern London by gaslight, with tho riverin tho foroground and Bt. Paul's in tho distance. —— SANITARY REPORT. The Board of Public Works held ita regular wookly meoting yostorday aftornoon. Tha Henlth Oigor reported thatho served 479 notlees lnst week, sud that 422 nuisancos were abated. The Banltary Superintondent reported 609 deaths in April,—323 malos and 286 fomales; 189 wero undor 1 year, Thero were 74 doaths by convul- sions, 63 by consumplion, 44 by small-pox, 40 by pucumonia, by measles 22, and whooping-cough 12, The mortality by wards was as follows: Firat, 1; Becond, 1; Third, 24; Fourth, 13; Fifth, 21; Sixth, 40; Beventh, _05; lli[éhth, 663 Ninth, 48; Tenth, 17; Elev- onth, '28 ;' Twelfth, 205 Thirteonth, ; Fourteenth, 27 ; Yiftconth, 76; Bixtconth, 47; Boventeont, 30; Eightoontl, 20; Ninotoonth, 2; Trwontioth, 4. Phoro are fowor deaths than in March, und muoh fower than last April, whon there were 766, Thore are 36 less b umu\l-pox. Tho monn daily tomperaturo was 4© leus, and tho rain fall 2,8 inches more, Considering these facts, and the fucronse of population, the dimin. ished mortality is considered remarkable, Tho highest death “rates ocourred in the Bixteonth, Bevonth, Lighth, and Fifteonth Warde, Tho mortality haa gonorally beon groatest in the dia- tricts whoro the inlabitants are tho poorest. The Influonce of the want of drainage in Incrons- ing the death rate is also apparent. During the month 170 cases of small-pox wore roported, bolng a slight increaso ovor March, thore bolng s large inoronse in tho South Division. < ast wook there woro 145 doaths,—T75 maloa and 70 females. Of these 20 wers by convul- slons, and 17 by consumption. The deoreaso, a8 compnrod with last week, s slight. Tho highost doath-rato ocomrred in the Eleventh Ward, Bix immigranta dicd, o g'imntnr numbor than for any wook in a yoar, and is an_index of tho great number dafly arriving. Tho moan dally tomporature was about 100 higher than for "tho preceding weelk, and 7o lower than for the samo time last year, During the lant alx woeks, 10,70 inches of rain have fallon, or about ono-third of the average for tho your, and nearly six inches more thanin the six wooks precoding. Casos of small-pox and variolotd were reportod at fifty-fivo houscy. This Increnseis nmrkans1 and tha total groator than for any similar pexlnd for tho last six mounths, There has boon a stoady ine crengo among the colored nno{)lo and is ulso pre- vailing among the fmmigrants who arrive hore almost daily, sufforing with the discase, T'ho Buperintendent recommended that the Board pavy A rogulation sompelliug tho daily re« . Louisiana & moval from moat marketa or butchor stalls, from June 1 to Octobor 1, of the rafuso {hat necumn- Intoy Incident to the bueiness, and which is gon- crally rold, or rotained Ll n nuffolont quantity Ly acoumulated to bo rondered. ——— MEETING OF THE DECDRMZIUN COMMITTEE, A goneral moeling of all Commitleos charged with tho proper observanco of Docoration Day wna hold at tho Gardner Houeo lust ovening., Gon, Wallaco oceunlod the chalr. Gen, Chetlnin, from the Commlitea on Trans- portation, roquested moro time, and it was granted, Capt. Langhlin, Chairman of the Committeo on Decorntions, roported that $1,000 would Lo roquired to procure the noceesnry florsl docora- tiove, &o. 1lls commitico wanted more timo, Grantod. Tho Commities on Musio roported the engaga- mont of four bands, at an oxpengo of $285, and four quartetto olubs. Tho meri wag nceopted, and 310 Committes continued. Mn{. Woods stated that on next Tuosday ho would bo nble to furnish a plat map of Rosohlll Comotery. QOol, Biowart enld thero were eighty-two sol- Qiors’ graves in Calvary Comatery, o plat map of which would be ready noxt wook. Col. Baldwin_ sald” that ho was getting up o plat of Gracoland Comotery, which would bo rondy ns soon a8 tho others, Mr. John R, Floyd aunouncod a personal do- nation of ncrate of flowers, which was accepted, with thanks and applauso. Con, John McArthur ullg%untofl that 76 or 8100 Lo appropristed for printing the procecdings of the different committoes, copies to be sont to onch person who talies part in tho docoration ceromonios. Adopted, An invitation from tho Roussoau Poat, G. A, R., to Join with it in celebrating Decoration Day, waa accoptod, Tho Committoo on Deooration was. instructed to grauum n wroath for cach grave. on, MeArthur stated that he had oalled on tho Mayor with referonce to the goneral suspon- sion of publio and private busincss on Decora- tlon Day, and that His Honor informed kim that, whilo o could 'not igsuo o proclamation, Lo would do what hio could to have tho day properly obsorved. Mre, Gon, Mulligan suggestod that tho Pros- idont bo requested to notify the publio to sssist in the xémpnrnuon of dacorations. The Chalrman of the Finance Committoo was instructed to raise all the monoy he could got. Tho Financo Committeo is requested to meet at tho Bhorman Houso at 4 o'clock noxt Saturdey aftornoon. Anothor Enornl mooting of committoos will be held at the Gardnor Houso on noxt Tuosday ovoning. 3 —_———— THE ODOR-KILLER. Tho Unfon Drying Machino Company, of Meri- don, Conn,, have brought to Chicago's roliof » newly-lnvented apparatus, whoreby the offal from rendering-tanks may bo converted into fort!lizing material without causing tho noxlous smoll so bitterly complained of. Oneof theso mnohinos has just boon set In oporation at'tho eatablishmentof Reid & Sherwin, A large numbor of gontlemen idontificd with tho packing snd rondering intercsts woro prosent at Reid & Bhorwin's yestorday n(tomnon’ to noto the workings of the now procoss. Tha dryor cou- elsts of a rovolvingirou oylinder, 14 foot in longth with & disméter of 54 Inches, 5o conatructod a8 to leavo betweon the fire and- tho oylinder an open apnco for hot air, 8o that tho heat of tho firo is not brought to bear diractly upon the oylindor, as in ordinary cases, and thus the bad odor of fmrning or cooking animal matter is wholly avorded. 'The tank offal is brought from the packing houso to tho mnohine, and, bolnfi doposited in tho revolving oylindor, is subjocte to tho nction of tho suporhoated air, andin tho spnco of ono hour a ton of tho rooklng stuft in driod and cured into an absolutely odorless fer- tilizor of fixed market value. Tho entiro cost of tho process is less than the expenso of carting away tho offal and burying it, a8 was formerly dono. The blood of "the slaughtor-houso is treatod in preciecly tho same mannor, and with tho samo success. Ono machine will talo caro of tho offal of four or five packing-housos at this sonson of the year. —_——— PERSONAL, James W. Knowlton, Esq., Washington corre- apondent of Tur Cuicaco TRIBUNE, is at the Bhorman Houso. H. L, Boyle, Mayor of Ottawn, loft the West Bide Briggs House for tho Lnst last evening. Gov. J. L. Boveridgo loft tho West Sido Briggs Hoitso last mght on the 8 o'clock train for Bpringfield. The Prosident and family, with frionds, will Tunch nt 1 o'clock to-day with Colloctor Judd, ot Konwood, At 8:80 o'clock thoe party will drive with tho Bouth Park Commissioners through tho park and boulovarde. The funeral sorvices of the lato James Cartor, an old and rospected residont of thia city, will tako hrlnce at tho Cathedral, corner of " West Washiugton and Peoria otrcots, at 8 o'clock this aftornoon, after which the remains will bo con- yoyed to Greceland for intorment. Tho Hon. 0. H, Waterman, Illinois; R. B. Knight, Philndelphia ; F, H, Luse, Geo, B, Hess, Jowa Clty; E. D. Bosly nnd wifo, Milwaukeos Col. G. L. Beaumont, Wost Virginia; H. Tostner, Boston; Julius_Burky, Grand Rapids; I. B. ‘Abbo and wife, Wostfiold ; aud Judgo J, M. Stra- woll, Pontino, aro stopping at tho Wost Bide Brigge House, Jonas Lindall, & momber of tho Minucsota Sonate, was drowned at Hastings, last weelt. Grace Groenwood writes that §1,500,000 wero reportod to have boon *in the pool ” for the ox- tension of patents on sowing machines. Mayor Ludington, of Milwaukee, has reap- gnhmsd Dr, Frauz Kieslich, Prof, Jewett, Dr. O, . Wolcott, and Dr.. James Johuson as a Board of Health for the-prosont yoar, W. N. Mason, of Minneapolis, agont of tho Northwostern Life Insurance énmpnny, afior boing misecd for soveral days, has been found wandering insane in tho woods. J.'T. Haydon, agent of tho Lako 8hore Rail- way at Kalamazoo, haa boen uy:lmlmml traveling Audltor of that road, to succocd A. C. Smith, re- lalng\lml, and will have his hoendquarterg at Cleve- and. A soldler of the war of 1812, named Eates, dled recontly at Bavoy, Mass., at the ago of 58. ‘Ho was an occontric man, who never applied for & ponsion, and nover rode upon & railrosd in his {l o, and when eleoted tothe Legislaturo deolined 0 80TVO. E, B. Morgan, the principal ownor of the New York Times, is snid to be ready to pn{ 600,000 it tho Auburn Theological Sominary will cohsont to bo removed to his own town of Aurora. In November last he offered to give tho institution $200,000 if the oitizons of Auburn would raisos liko sum within thirty days, but thoy falled to accopt his proposal. —_——— NEWS PARAGRAPHS. Indianapolis counta 17,108 school-children, —Tho average daily travel of omigrants over the Erie Railway amounts to ton car-loads a day. —\Work on the §2,000,000 Court-Houso, at In- dlann(lwloun, has beon notivoly resumed, —The Baraboo oxtension of tho Chicago & Northwestorn Rallroad has oxceodod tho osti- mate by 1,500,000, - —The City of Janosvillo is dcfondant in twonty- slx Inwsuits, growing out of Nicolson pavemont troubles, —The new ity directory of Grand Raplda will contain 7,000 namoes, from which the Eagle figures out a presont population of 25,000 —Whatfa t{m mattor with the young men of the Bandusky {0hln Distriot? "Of seventoon examined for o Weet Point cadotehip, only threo pasgod the medical examiner. —The valug of property needed to *‘round out” the Capitol Bquare at Harrisburg, Pa., is appraised at $49,700. > —Tom Bcott, having purchased the North Toxas Railroad, promisod to have cara running botwoen Vioksburg and Shroveporé - by tho firat of the coming yoar. —1'he Truckea .Ra{\ubhcan says that thoro {s a rumor to tho offoct that Capt, Jack hus divided his army of fifty men nto throo divislons; tho firut, undor the Cnptain, is to ocapturo and hold Qulifornin y the scoond is to swoop northward and subdue Orogon, while tho third forcos ity way over tho mountains and sagebrush and do- vastates Nevada and Utal. —That Brooklyn ** drunk* who triod tostranglo imeelf by forcing his Lend through tho wickot- door of Dfs cell, Saturdmy night, didn't have a very good time, 1Ie weighed noarly 200 pounds, and, mstead of strangling at_onoce, as ho hoped, ho found that it would probably taka all night to ohoke 'm to death,. Bo he yollad, but thoy couldu's push his head back, aud It took the me- chanlon tlmn ‘Towrs to take tho door to plooos, —The Canann, N. H., Reporfer says: “A man ngrood bo oat two pounds of honoy one day this waek, tho only considoration boing that 1f ho ac- complighed it the honey should ba given him, and it ho falled he should pay for four pounds, Homado wav with one pound niuo and & balf ounces of Lioncy, ton eraclers, ond threo pleklon bofote hin nqpnillu for honey fatlad him, whou ho eonclifded to neknowledga hilmsolf waxed." —Tho lntent economy in one practised by Mr. Burbritdgo, a London undortnker, Ilo receives 80 sbillings for cach Intermont of poroons who dlo In cortain institutions, and has nlways boon trunted and honornd, butn fow dnys sinco the oxtrnordinary sizo of n cofiin attrnotod Mvoatign- ton. It purported to coutnin the-body of a woman, Iu fact, hesidon hers wore tho bodies of threo childron. Tlis conlract gave him pay for four burinly, on pregentntion of certifleates of tho cometery authorities, who wore intorested srith i in this short-hand procons, —The Indians of Town hinve not yob heard of the Inw abolishing capital punishmont. A fow weoks ago n Musquakeo, ono of & tribe encamped on Blumk River, noar Culfax, Jnspor County, murdered & squaw of hig tribe. ‘Tho murderer had n formal trial. ~ None of tho ‘modern im- provements” wore admitted by the: Court—no writs of error, queations of juriadiction, disputcs ovor tig ndmiusability of ovidonce—nothing of that kind. Tho tribe found the man guilty, and daaided that ho should bo starved to death. - 8o they tied him to s log, face upward, snd loft him ~—zovoral Indiang bolug detnfled to wateh that ho was not untled or fod. Hodied in nifihl daye. —Tlho merest chance Lins lod to the discovor; of the murderor of tho ngent of tho People's Banlk in Florenco, In making a post mortom examiuntion of the corpeo of Rugin, tho dootor obsorved that one hnm{‘wmfl firmly closod. Ho opeuad it, not without diffioulty, and® found 1t containod somoe linirs of n rod beard. It becamo ovident that tho unfortuuate ]lugln, in strug- ling with his asanesing, hiad seized one of them y tho beard. It wag remombered that tho ser- vant of Rugin had a lover, a dyer, nsmod Borga- maschi, whose hair and beard wore rod. Ho was arrested, ana his house soarchod. Under a stove nearly o thousand francs woro discovered, and soveral portiona of hiy clothing were found to bo stainod with blood. —We havo honrd of jurlos arrlving ab o vordict by moans of a tosg-up, but in Ircland thul' hava improved upou this practicoso for that they onforco unanimity by s knock-down. At Ballin- akill Quarter Bessions, the other day, after tho Jjury had boon sent to their room to deliborato on a Inrcony caso, one of the twolvo was obsorved to como out and attempt to leave the court. Btopped by an officer, Lo explnined, Ah, begor, 1 wouldn't stay thoro; thoy'ro all bozin' an fightin’ inside,” Ho was sent bacl, however, and a constablo stationod nt the door to provent auy moro osenpos ; 6o in dite courso tho prisoner was convictod, a rosult suficiently oxplained by tho romark ovorheard from a {urfi'mnn aftor tho vordict: *Only I throatoned tobate him, he'd novor agroe.” ? A JOURNALISTIC AFFRAY. Two Missouri Editors 'Fako a Shot at Each Other, From the Kansas Cily I¥mes. Quito n sharp and acrimonious discussion has ‘beon going on for somo_time between Capt. T. W. Dark, oditor of the Platto City Landmark, sud Mr, Lycurgus Shepard, of tho Platte Cit Democrat.” On the 18th of April the Landmai contained tho following : # Lyourgus Shopard gravely informs those who aro 8o unfortunate as to bo afflicted with his woekly conooctions of stupldity and malico, tho editor of tho Landmark desorted the Confederato army ot Pen Ridge. As tho editor of tho Land- mark fought through tho entire ongagomont, lnating properly three days, and was in comman: of his company on tho torriblo rotroat from Poa Tidgo o Van Buren, tho editor of the Zandmark, withont qualification, pronounces Lyocurgus Stiopat » willtal und datfborato liar “The editor of tho Landmark dosires further to say, that, whilo Lycurgus Shepard was loafin about the d'ty of Leavenworth and being {m aup at auction and sold as s vagrant, he, the presont‘editorof tho Landmark, was o membor of the Powpaw militis, and was_onc_of tho squad of ton, among whom were Dr. Ben L. ny, Wm. A. Greon, L. Clay Owons , and othors, who pursued and fought and Toutod Jonnison's band of robbor thioves, who had, not two hours proviously, robbed tho house and insulted the family of "tho said Lycurgus Shopard. +#Tttheso porsonalitios grate hurshly upon the ears of our readors, wo regrot it ; but we havo turned ovor o now lonf, and whenover a lo is told upon us, wo are going to properly charne~ torizoit.” From tho Atchlson Chambion of tho 27th we copy the soquol 1 Yesterdny morning the two partics met at tho breakfast table in a hotel in Platto City. The; wore seated mnearly oppogjte each other, an without words o proliminarics Mr, Shepard pull- ed out n pletol and shot at Mr. Parlk five timos without inflicting a geratch. Ar. Park drow a pistol and snapped it sovernl timos, but it re- fused to go off. Judgo Gilbert, friend of Mr, Park, here entered tho room, and Mr. Bhopard fired ono shot at him, inflicting a flesh wound in his arm, Hero parties disarmed the combatants and no further demago was done, Thore js no more houorable or courngoous mann in Misgouri than Capt. Parl, and it ia prob- ably owing to the fact that his pistol missed flre that Mr, Shepard is slivo to-dny. Wo oro glad the affair is no worse. LATER. The Loavenworth * Tines says of tho wound- ing of Judge Summnuel 11 Gilbert, a goutloman well ;md favorably known all over Western Mis- souri: ¥ A speotator of the confliot, named Maj. Gil- bort, \\-Eo wai in no wey connected with the cuuso of the trouble, wae shot in tho breast and mortally wounded, At lonst it is supposed thut tho wound will prove fatal.” Wo sincarely hopo that this roport may prove incorrect, and that the wound {s no worse than was ot firat statod, nlthough tho Champion of tho 29th snys that, “sinco publishing the Sunday morning acoount of the Platte City editorinl ehooting sorape, wo havo learned that Maj. Git- bort, tho party who was shot, is dangorously if not mortally wounded.” CIRCUS AND MENAGERIE. MONDAY, MAY 12, AND NOT UNTIL THEN. The Great Forepaneh Show, 1,000 MEN AND HORSES. Five Mammoth Tents, TWO0 ENORMOUS MENAGERIES, A Double Clrous and Two Magnifioont Mu- fioums, will oxhibit nt Chiongo ONE WEHEK ONLY, as follows: WEST BIDE—Monday, Tuosday, Weodnosday, and Thuraday, May 13,13, 14 and 16, cornor Madison and Bling- both-sts.; ond SOUTH BIDH, cornor Stato and Twenbg—nnuand-xes., two days only, Fridey and Saturdny, Moy 10 and 17, after- noon and evoning. oo futurs announce- ments, programmos, &0. Wait For It. ADAM FOREPAUGH, Propristor. DIVIDEND NOTICE. Divideod No. 2, Tentowia Iuswance Co. OLEVELAND, 0., April 23, 1873, ‘Notlce s bureby givon that, by ordor of tho Probate Uouct, a dlvidend of flvo (5) par cont, pasablo on and aftor Bay 8, 1973, at the Natfonal Clty Bank of Olovoland, has boen daclared to tho aroditors of tho Toutonla Insur- ance Company of Oloveland, who havo proved tholr olatms according tolaw, Divid had llcation t riand e o b A 2w, Asaignee Toutouls lnsuranoo Oo. — ey DISSOLUTION NOTICES, DISSOLUTION. Tho partnurship herotoforo oxiating undar the firm namo of Gorbor, Wilkon & o, Is this day dissolvod, Gerbor & Jarrotf will continuo thio businoss at the old stand, and aro alono authurized to suitle all clalma for and agninst tho sald firm, JOIIN I, GERBLR, Oliigago, May B, 1873, M. J RRIEDT, 3 GENERAL NOTIOE. - NOTICE Ta horeby givon that application s Loan made ta the Atinntio nnd Pachio Tolagraph Gompany for the rolssuo af tho fullowlng ourtificates of stuck, thy orfglals haviug begn loat, misfald, or dostroyed: ob S8 i N 100316 . ol A, ), No. 64; 5 shures. JOIN ORERAR, ARAR: TEMOVAL, REMOVAL. CHAB, IEOK, Wholesalo Denler in Books and Prise Paokagos, hus romoved to No, 169 East uinoy-st., whoro ho is roady to romptly 1lit all ordors, ~7 BUSINESS OARD. , . LAWRENCE & CO, PROVIBION AND PRODUUE COMMISSION MERCHANTS, REW ORLEANS, LA, . AMUSEMENTS, MoVIOKER'S THEATRE, MAX MARETZI . .DIRECTOR Lneea-elloog: Tialian Opera. "Ihin (Wednesdny) Evening, Muy 7, 1873+ RELC- TN OTN . MI1GNO PAUTINT TUCOA. B Jili Rl ; o 7 QUILEL, e LOTHARIO, i ot T L i & 106G Ga=DO iblay, Laat Night—LUCCA-KELLOGG=-DON NN, Baturday-FAREW EL LA ATINEE-PAULINE LRI NI D TN AT o e Musio Lesson, 3mo. PAULINK LUCOA sing * MIEIN LEID,” In German, (Guinboert), ax. on Lucca, and ‘' HOME, AUADEMY OF MUSIO, MONDAY, MAY 12, TIRET WEEK OF RAILROAD TIME TABLE, ARRIVAL AND DEPARTORE OF TRAING. ‘Winter Arrangement. EXPLANATION OF REFENENOE MARRS,~ t Saturday sze coptod. * Sundny oxaopted, 1 Monday excopted. | Ar- rivo Sunday at8:00 5, ni,_§ Dally, MICHIGAN CENTHAL & GREAT WESTERN RAILROADS Depat, Joot af Take st .and Joof af Tcenly-aecond-sl icket affce, 16 Canal-st,, corner of Madison, Leavs, | Arvive. Hait rin matn aod als line) Day Pxpron Jnckeon Accoinmadatio Qiiantlo Ezpross *8:45p. . *5:80% m. HENRY O, WENTWOR' ‘Ueueral Passenger Ag: CHICAQO & ALTON RAILROAD, Mr. Josh Hart’s Talgntod THEATRIE COMIQUE COMBIN i ey i ity oF thg COMDINATION, from Comique Combination B oo re. Tha poelorriguog wil MR. JOSE ETART. An antiro ohinuga of bill will bo prasunted avory wook, Tlio ol will ba anaotod by FTATLS, who hinvo beon do- lootad with groat oare, rogardicss of cost. R R A L ] MIME, MINSTIELSY, NONG, &o., Dicasing both old oting, malo and forhalo, For tha sccommodation of o v anco 1o rop alor W BN K AY ik BAFUTE orman roputar i BAYRIAINGIS Wil o glvon, with tha eotire utaht bil; GREAT OI?_I%GD SHOW. TheProcession OF THR GREAT CHICAGO SHOW Wil form at tho cornor of West Washiogton and Dos- , THURSDAY MORNING, May 8, at 8 i procoed from thonco west to Elizaboth, thonoa south to Madison, thonce wost to Throop, thonce sauth to Adams, thenao onst Lo Desplainos, thenco north to Madleon, thonco east to Canal, thonco north to Lako, thonco oast to Wabneh-nv., thaneo eouth to Twonty-soa- ond-at., tiionoo waat to Stato, to tho placo of eshibition, HOOLEY'S THEATRE. BEST COMPANY IN AMERIOA. MONDAY, May 5, 1813, d BiR(ine, Aée Wodks o pronaEa ety Barlioy Gamroirs noW plaj, wrltton exprossly for this Theatro, ontitiod RISEIS! NILW SOENERY~Long Taland Bound ! (New.) Dug- Iiyn Cottagol (Now.) Th 3 Tio Fagt Il?:e{h(!‘ S bigns, o VIR Dleineis In Roboarsal, ** Tho Gontle ' wis Pppnal, STt ontla 8avago," aud In propsra- ATKEN'S THEATRE. FAREWELL PERFORMANCES OF MRS. JAS. A. OATHS And or Comlc Oporn Compnny. GRAND MATINEE this aftornoon at 3k, THE Flower Grirl of FParis. Esening at 8, firat timo n Ohtoago, LES RDS. Friday—BENEFIT OF MRS, JAB, A. OATES. Bat. grdsy afterncon and ovoning, lsat 7o appoaratios of Mra. Oatos and her suporior Qompany. Ubangoof Op- ora nightly. Resorved Soate 760 and Novolty of tho succossian, om- Chicago, Alton & St, Lauis Through Line, and Loulafana Jf0,) neto shart routeSron Chicagato Kaniaa Cily, Slth Weat S‘l‘!‘.’unldf;lfllllln f:". brlff:::u - Unlay Leave, | Arrive, | 8:10p. m, o, Mo.... * 9:158. m.|* 8:10p. m. pross. (W astarn Divivio ross v 3 0. Joliet & Diright Accomo'ilal 10, Bt Lauta & Springfieid Lightolog| Tixpross, via Main Lino, andal via Jacknonvillo Diviafo Kanean Cify iaprosn, vi sonvillo, Til., & Lou! foMoreon Gty Exprn eorls, Keokuk & T i Daily, via Maln Tincy and daly escopt Saturday, via Jsokagnsiila Bivision. {8 Dally, S2SnMontar, vis Gaokionvills Diviston. % A4 4aly = ’GH},GAGO. MILWAUKEE & ST. PAUL RAILWAY. Leate, Arrie, 00 &, m. |$7:20 0. m. 30Dy m [*11:208, m. £:00 p. m.[* 6:00 p. m, CHICAGO, BURLINGTON & OUINCY RAILROAD. Depote—~Foot af, Lakeat,, Indiana.av., and Sixtent) and Conal and Stxteenthosts, Tiecket ofice n Liriggs Zio and al depols Teave. Arrive. owaor's odation| ownar's Gravo Accommodation|* Ottawa and Stroator Passouger. .| ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD. Depot fool of Laltet, and footaf Twentyascond-it, ofice, 75 Canal-st., corner of Haditon, 2 ekt rrive, Springfiold 1 37 _Bprinitiold Exprasn baus & Sious Ol 16 u **Gilman P s Hl‘gfl ;fl\‘k and %nll((\“gnm‘lll fdo Lark an H385 Fari and ook oo AMPHITHEATRE, (Formorly Nizon's.) MOMDAY, Mayb, ovory ovoning during the weok and Saturday Matince, the WONDBER OF WONDERS VANEK, THE GREAT DECAPITATOR. ACADEMY OF MUSIO. JOHN K. ALEOB.TIMER', Am Odd Tricls, Tith tho rolectad oast, & Great Hit, The houso con- valaod with lnghtor, fiatortainmont to commonce with & favorito faroo. MYERY OPERA HOUSE, GRAND SUCCESS, EVERY £VENING, and WEDNESDAY aud SATUR- DAY MATINEES, tho Graud Spootaoula Bk oobarosh Hatravarensay . opootacular Hurlosqun BAD DICOXIEWEY! TFoundod on Burnaud's Riohard I11., with an ENTIRELY ORIGINAL OPENING, ting f QIIGINAL OP , prosanting for tho first timo at Kitty Blanchard Burlesquo Combination, BAD DICKEY MATINEE this Afternoon. No increaso in prioos. ACADEMY OF MUSIO. SATURDAY NEXT, Aftornoon sad Evenlog, GOMPLINENTARY BENEFIT Tendered to the Managoment Py ome of our loadlug aitizens. Laok out for a splendid QOCEAN NAVIGATION. ALLAN LINE Hiontreal Ccean Steamship Co, First-clnss Steamships, Unsnrpassed for Speed and Comfort, running on the Shortest BSea Routes between EUROPE AND AMERICA RATES OF PABSAGE: QABIN ss Joy aay auy ofhier FIRST-CLASS LINKS. oturn tiokots at groat reduotion, BTEERAGE T‘flibll eithor to or from Europe, also at lowost ratas, and through to poinia in tho Wast fowor than by othor fines, i LikTs OF FREIONT: ‘acllt arrangod on all glassos Morchandiss from Liver- vb‘fllo:glt‘lilé:w ’I‘I!&lulyfifit:;(g‘l:l'nu:. ': i r‘:';: Fur other inormation, ot {rolght o 3 Compsny's Ulfics, 12 and T4 Jnlim:“ e e ALLAN & CO.. Agonts. CUNARD HAIL LINE. BESTABLISEERD 1840. Steam Botween Now York, Boston, and Liverpool, TROM NEW YORK Abyatnla, Lafavi Calabria.. ad trom Boston every Tussday. Oublu Passnge, 850, 8100 and 8180, Gold. Jxoursion Tiokots at Roduoed Rates. Steorago Passsgo, 830 o7. P bookcodEo and feoin al paris of Bosae st Toress o Blaut Draitgop Grom Iitfalt, Troland, agd tho Continent. 11’ DU VERNAT, Goa'l Weat'n Agont. N, W. our. Olark and Randolphisis. Balling twlco & wank from Now York, and oa; an: P AR A G R AT iEurope, and tho Moditorranean, Gubin from W6S; i aye, British aud Irish porte east, BH0; oty Contl. Buntal ports tniwo us othor regularlinds, | A1 payable in U 8, oumvency,_ Anply for ol informiton a¢ ' ottigos, No, 7 Howling Graon, Now Yor Sorior Labatlo nd Maditorstee, Chicago. HENDERSON BROTHERS, Agents, STATE LINE STEAMSHIP COMPANY, NEW YORK AND (ILABGOW, LIVERP 3 AT AN D LSNP N TRy 00K, VR, from Btate Lino s follwe: Theso elogant new steomara will Plor, Fulton Forey, Brooklyn, N. PIENNSYLVANIA, Y a umm‘fll(y, B e VIRGINIA, 4600 tons Furtnightly thoroafto) U8 Stoorago office, 46 Broadwa, Is & O ntainl Bulonlib ik and (ifgy'v e l rklog PAYSON'S e Combination rade supplivd by ‘ullor & Fuller. = Unnvassort Mass, i wantad by 8T iD & CU., suail, 76 aonts, Hortbauihtou, Eamplos, b SOALES, FAIRBANKSE STANDARD SCATLTEHS 5! OF ALL BIZKS, [54) FAIRBANKS, MORSH & 00 111 AND 113 LAKE-ST, 0 Saturdays this traia will bo run to Ohampaiga. CHICAGO & NORTHWESTERN RAILROAD. Ticket offce, 31 IWest Madin CHICAGO, ROCK ISLAND & PACIFIC RAILROAD. Depot, corner of Harriton and Sherman-sie, Tckel afioe, s e e dteat e Teave, | drrive, Omahs, Leavenw'th& Atchleon Ex{*10:15 2. m. | 8:05.p. m» Foru Avcomtn - * 5305, Night ixpro 110200, m |3 7:00 . . Loivoawarti 11000 5. m. |7 700 a" m. LAKE SHORE & MICHIGAN SOUTHERN RAILROAD. Depot, corner Harrfion and Sherman.ste, Iicket offices, narthicest corner Clark and Itandolphaate,, and southwest corner Canal und Madison-ats, Leare, Arrive, Mall, vin Atr Line and Main Lino[ 6:{05. m. |* 020 p, m. Bpeclal New York Espross, via) Al Ling.v.es * 9:00, m.|* 8:0p. m. Atlantle Exprow ) B:15 p, .| 8:00 a. m. Night Bxpress, sia Main Lin 00 . m. aml Eifpart Accommodation. 0 p, m.|*]0:10a. . Houth Chicago Accommo 100 m, | 1:60 p. m, CHICAGO. DANVILLE & VINCENNES RAILROAD. Passenger Depot at P, C. & §t, Louls Depot, corner of Ca« nal and Kinzle-sts ek as) Freight and Ticke! affcs 163 ton-at, L Arrice. * 1:40 p. m, : 7350 & a: Mall.... Kvanssl * 7:00 p; m. PITTSBURGH, FOR1 WAYNE & CHICAGO RAILROAD. Teave, | Arvive, Mall cre e Valparaiso” Accommodation,. CHICAGO & PACIFIC RAILROAD, (orEN Depot cornsr Halated and North Bran 18 tetropolitan Black, curner itund: Rosolla, Accommodation. River Park Accommodation., River Park Accommodation, CHIGAGO, INDIANAPOLIS & CINCINNATI THROUGH LINE, Vit KARKRKEE ROUTE, il b, -4l B e e o oot Ty ot Tkt nal corner Madison; 120 Washingto . and Hichigan-av,; er Congrass. sl econd-at, W a, m.[) 500 . m. 20 p. m.(} 8:60a. m. :30 p, m.1§ 9115 u. m, “Ouly Tito runalng Saturday olght train to Oluctanatl, Pilfina aisuporsun night trafas, OOAL AND WO0OD. C. H. DYER & CO., Qornor Wabash-av. snd Madison-st., doalors La all kinds of Fuol. Illinots Coal por ton, delivered, 86; Kirkland Grato Coal (bost Indiana) por ton, dellvored, 88.50; Wa- ‘bash Qoal (Indlana Bituminou n, delivorod, 86.50. Hard Coal and Wood of all kiuda slways on hand., MEDICAL CARDS, COBUR ‘Medical Institute, 175 and 177 South Clark-at., coror Monros, Oblo foundod snd oonduotod by'Dr. J. 0. Coburu, for treatment and oure of all forma of ohronto and spoc! Qiacasea in hoth sozas, This Tnstitute fs unquostionably tho wolentlfio fn this ountry fur tho trestment of "D, Coburn s vogular graduato of modiolne, thirao_ diplomas from tho bost collegos in tha ‘mota oxparlonce In tho troatmen of nhyaiclas in Obloago. Young hiyatotan nover tall to find speody ro- aude of Dr. Coburn. Hond twostamapa for lils books on mnlo al fomalo disarso'; toany addrare, i soalod cuvolopos. Addross lottors, Dr. J. 0. JOBURN, 175aud 177 South Olark-st., Ohioaya, Tl ‘Al spnfidantial.’ Office bours: 93, m, 108 b m. Bunda, . m. DR, C. BIGELOW CONTIDENTIAL PHYBIOIAN, (6! Stateat,, Ohfo Toty woll knowu by all roadors bt (ho pavors, that . Bigelow 18 the olifout oxtabiishod phystelan 1t Chic Holonge and oxporionco hiava made D, 13, tho mo owniod SPEGIALIS of 'tho aye, houorad by the p Uiteamed af to highost medical attainmonts by all ¢ sttt o T dur bl dossied Nt : o por W O I Lilioa Gt GLRONIO AND RPEOTAL SKPARATE PARLORS i gontiomon. CORILESPANDENOLS R PAT. Addros ail lotiors, with stewps, to T RIGKELOW, No. 161 Statoats NO CURE! Dr Kean 4 tl NO PAY 1! 360 Bouth Clark-st., Chicago, May bo uunl\flnnuu"{ consulted, personally or by mall, frsof ehrgo, an alf ohronlo or horvous dissator, DR, do KEAN [a the only physlolan i the alty who war- rants wufes of 10 pay. _Otiley bours from 9 8, ju. to 8 Dty DR. A. G. OLIN, 133 South Clarl Ghlcago tho longost engngod snd out wuccosstu it b1 tho troatimont of il brivato, shronfo, and nervous disoasos n hoth sex Bend two “amps 'for Modlonl Troatiso. Full infon ultatton froe. " Corcoapndoiica cunfidun D coomin for ladios sud gontiouion. iuard, atteidauce, olg PRESORIPTION FREH B of Nei Dsbility, Early Deo: o6 {0 ooy, o 74 oy attondanta, Lot of M oy Ao Any Srukgist s tho Mgrodioute, Vess Db H1ETON & 10,1 Oluclumati, Obio, 5 2