Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, May 18, 1873, Page 16

i ' RS i b e -and were . made - When Ellis & 16 OBITUARY. Doath of William Ellis, One of the Ploneers of Chicage=A flan of Strict:| Antegrity and a Good Printer, ! _ ‘The announcement that William Ellis is_dead | " will dim many an eve with ear of regret. ‘He passed away ai an early houron TFridsy morning 1ast, in tho 61st year of his age, and the, 831 of ‘his residence in Chicago. The disense. which" carried him off was a. galloping cnnmmpmm, ! superinduced by an internal, injury. susained in railread sccident about two years ago;; while ‘bringing the remains of his wife from Montana to this city. He was confined to the house for about two monthe previons to_ his death. The funeral will take place at noon to-day from his Iate residence, No. 65 Aberdeen stroet, proceed- ing thence in carriages to Calvary Cemetery. . Ellis came to Clu::fo in 1840 from Mon- treal, where he had served s long and faithfnl apprenticeship at the printing business. Ho immediately obtained mplo ent st the offico of the original Tamvxe, and worked there until 1841, when he formed a copartnership with Mr. Roberg Fergus, who is at the present time one of the oldest, best, and_most prominent printers in Chicago. Ellis & Fergus were the only really capable printers in the Northwest in those days, and their business soon corresponded with their men(s. During the first year of their pariner-. Ship they put in: cizcnlation the - firal penny paper published in Tllinois, called the Quid-Nunc. In 1644 they started the Democratic -Advocate, the Corporation Printers by the Common Council. Previous to this time, ~John ' Wentworth, who wss n member of Oongress, and the editor of & paper advocating his pecullar political views, was one nf the most powerful men in the Btete. His ger!ndlcm:nhhon of abon¢ 8,000 ocopies generally speaking had: ‘matters nmmcxpal arranged pretty much to its own sstisfaction. Fergus - entered the field with their. Democratic Advooate, and their suj anar Imowledge of the printing bnsiness and of the value of news, they made & large inroed uj John's patronage, and their journal rapidly came the favorite paper of the public. Moy showed the people of that early day what 2 good newEpaper meant, thongh neither of them: Were ‘profeasional journalis In the Evening Joumgzthu other day, there appesred & readnble sketch of old_times in Chi- cago, from the pen of Benjamin F. Taylor, who hes been connected with tiat paper in one ca- pacity or another for & great many years. With the excoption of one or two unimportant por- tions, the aricle was purely imaginative ; ut, a8 it has reference fo the timein which Mr. Ellis figured s publisher, it is proper to give ita most, imaginative portion a little attention. Mr. Taylor points with commendabla pride to the fact that the Journal of that day. published the President’s Memah foll, & fut in local journalism which never. before besn sc- oam;\l.lshefilmd claims that it geve the docn- ment to ublic in advance of its con- temporaries. I'ha truth about. the matter is, that the Journal wes fumished with copy of the message from the office ot the Democratic Advocate which had -gone to the unheard-of expense of sending couriers fo Michigan in orderio beat Long John's nows- paper. The Journaland Another unimportant paper were supplied with copies, so that Went- worth might be made to feq his defeat all tha more keenly. The securing of the messsge was but one of . the many enterprises in Chicago journalism which Mr. Eilis get on foot. After h&vmg‘ been together for about eight years, Ellis dissolyed u?mners!up, and tho former went to Cmroms, gold fever be~ ing then at its height. It does not :gpeu— that he worked in the gold mines, for gu prlnhm ‘wera scaroe in that wild country, and enormons wages. He secured the pouhon u! foreman in the leading office of: one of the cipal fowns in the State, at 8 salary of $100 in gold per week, and_remained there for some years. Being & thrifty man he experienced no difficulty in Saving money, which be wisely invested-in Chicago Teal estate, One of his meny speculations was the purchase of the old city pasture lot, situsted in the vicini- 4y of what is now the corner of Douglas place and State street. The tract comprised ten acres, and Mr. Ellis risked 8100 on ths ‘whols lot. Of course, all the wise men of ths.time said he was® ion].\sh ond would never get hia ‘money back, but he sold it not a great many years ago for about 88,000, He leaves & hand-~ ‘some fortune behind him. Perhaps the best epitaph that could be written of him is, that hu w2a & man cf strict integrity exda good printer, THE CITY IN BRIEF. ‘The County Clerk issued twenty-five marriage Ticonses yestorday, making & total of 135 for the week. A regular meeting of the .Brick Manufactur- ers’ Associntion will be_held to-morrow after- n at Room 5, No. 202 LaSalle-gt. 0 Illinois Homeopathic Medical A.aaoum‘.mn hold its nineteenth annusl seesion May 20, %1, and 22, in the Council Chamber. The Council Committee on JIndiciary met yes- terdsy afternoon, and determined to recommend tho confirmation’ of John Amberg .as Depity Police-Court Clerk for the West Division. i The classes of the Chicago Christian Union will meet at No. 114 Esst Madison street t 73§ o'clock p. m., #s follows: Mondsy, Dramatic; ‘Tuesday, German ;. Wednesdsy, l‘xenuh 'l'hun- day, Literary Club. Policeman John Hogan was before the Bcul-rd o! Police, yesterday, for being intoxicated. Ho became drunk while on daty, -and had to be lmked up. There being no palliation, he was The Atheneum LiterarySocietyof the Chi University will hold its anniversary meeting a toge University Placo Baptist Church, corner fihodes avenue and Douglas place, on Thursdsy evening. The Irish Literary Association will meet at the office of Justice Moore, corner Madison and Union streets, at 8 o'clock this lft&mnnn tot fihe trensaction of business. Tho first aopual meeting of the' O1d People's ‘Home will be held on Tussday afternoon, st No. 1245 Indiana svenue, for the eloction of & Board of Managers and for other general business. In the absence of more ple evidences of the return of spring, in the way of ting buds &nd carol of birds, Jt is invigorating to watch the ynudn du-ecmy mvuum, W0o are Tow round of inquiry. mshmteduue the “old blind,” who drags forturing dirges from the melancholy hurdy- gurdy at thn tunnel's western extremity, does 8o o revenge himself of that portion of humanity - whom lence has nu{odepflwd of _ their 8- Dr. Weslay Vincent, who has an office on. the corner of Randolph sod Halsted streets, was arrested on & ca s yesterdsy afternoon, and lm:‘led up in the Conn J’gl. Tb&‘ cn&phm- ant is Henry T. Helm, who claims that the doc- tor owes him 9251455 for rent. ‘:l'ho cm: tion of the Church of the As- Division, will worship at No: 310 NC:Q: ell! street during the rebuilding of the church on its old site. Morning: and evening service will be held every Sundsy. In order to sscure to each soldier and “sailor buried in our cemeteries proper remembrance in the nnn\u] daconhon, Col. 5. D, Baldwin, Chief ¢ Graceland, roquesta the friends of the dead to Teport as soon a8 possible nam regiment, arm of service, and number! lot and section where buried. ‘Work was eommencer] fi terday onthe vn.- duct over the Chica n & Quincy Railroad trnck& at Bumanth and Canal nmeu The laying of the fonndations for tho abotments nd piers will be on Monday. It is ex- ‘begun " pected that the viaduct will be finished in ninety aeys. , Deputy. Coroner Pilgrim held an in o p terdsy afternoon, upon the body of P ip Mur- * phy, ho died from the effects of the ascidant &t the Bessemer stoel yorks. A verdict was ren- Sores tnat oo poudent was " tho ‘zesult of 1ih lack of ‘men to properly operate ‘the hydraulic power, and the proprietors were censured._ A young man, named O. M. Welch, who ‘has boers stopiayed 8 phckag kago-boy for Patdridgo & Co., No. 125 State street, was yesterda; 100 sent ont o get a 520 bill changed. the anxious owner of the money awaited’ “he ygung man's zeturn, He cam mok. - Dotective 50 was put upon his track, and, at 8’ o'clock lest evening, arrestod him on_West Alsdison street. - The Tnoney was almost all gone. , , Determined to do what.he can' to lessen the number of reilway sccidents that are the rosult of wanton carelessness and mischief, Justica Bauyon, yesterday morning, fined William Mc- “Arthur and Miller McKenzie 810 for jnmpiny the cars of the Chicago & Northwestern fi md ‘while they wers in motion. Tlxz,s Board ofP\l:‘bhc Y&:rfl? insued thé follow- ing permits yes! y: Frank 13- story and basement hnd!, 36:85 feot, % tax- Indizns _avenue; -J. W. 2-story .and - basement stone frant, Gexufeet Yo 2, 4 and 6 Ellis park; W. 0. B ry and Beboment glons front; 6zid 1 mn, Yoomn, ave- nuo; H. B. Buronghs, 2-story and basement -Bbaw bricky C0x40 feet, Nos: 530, 532, and 534 ¥ wm Washington street; Cherles Hardin & 1and “basemsnt brick, 0540 Teok Nos. G5, 67, lnd 69 Chestnut-place; n»s!m- b::x?enn_m mxsn_zuz, Nodon ® . A lnrgs humber of saloon-] kaepam wero before Justica l:a.uyun yesterdsy morning for vlohtm% the Sunday Jaw. - His Honor was not in tho leas lenient with them, and took the testimony of the officer who made fhe arrest s conclusive evi- dence of guilt in every case. The offenders were generally fined $25 and costs. Thio Board of Public Works ‘opened bids, yes- terdsy, for filling and paving the intersections of Uhxk Btate, and Sa\lth Water . stroets; where woodén bleeks are being laid by private contract s also bids for fooring sud roofing tho engine an ook and Iadder Louses on Chicago-avenue and West :;rexrm street. & At tho Weat SidoTrlga Houso: Jumes Waldo, New York; Col. A. M.’ Biack, Monmouth, Ill.; George R. Kirk, Philadelphia; James Bntlnlfi, Minnespolis Times; H. . Warren, Boston ; J L. Lingle, Caizo 1L C. Whittlskey, Fond du Lac; G. H. Harringlon, Delovan, TIL'; W. F: Fitch, Madison'; Robert L. Harris and family, Adrian, Mich. ; Charles H. Norrig and wife, Dat.rmb 0.0. Comstock, Gales- bm'g, end 8. Ultiey, New York. - Wolt ‘was yesterday mornitig: béfore’ Bnyon on tho charge of securing money under | 1alsa &:‘"M“ It was shown in the examina~ tion that ho has been representing himself gs_ one of the firm of Reubel Bros., No: 78 Wost Bandolph etreat, and has collected money in the capacity of colléctor for that frm. - This man raa once before sont to jall on the same charge, and was_indioted, and by what proseduro he gomuedhls Bergt. Ellis would like to ow. Ho was held for trial in the Oflm!nnl Court in §1,000 bonds, The Council Committes on .Judi at & meeting in the City Clerk's offics, ,e."‘“&y af- ternoon, to report in flvor of the passage of the m-d.mnm Tequiving the inspection of ren- dering tanks. This ordinance, it is to be hoped, will prevent explosions similar to that which oc- curred st Schoenemann’s. alaughter-house 'two weeks 0g0. The Committes also had under oanideration a petition praying that one James be allowed on. the ~lake slore,- between Tweniy- first and Twenty-second atreats. ‘They decided to recommend that permission be accorded him for one semni’ if he conducted the bathing houss in an n_objectionablo manner. _ Mr. - Reynol Buperintendent of the con- struction of t%:' Inter-State Indnstrial Palace, called on’ the Board of Public Works: yeslarchy, 5 to consult them in_reference to the leveling of the Lake Park, where tho building is to be located. The Board. gave him an_ order to the man in charge of the grounds, in- .structing him o sssist the workmen all in his - power. Commissioners Prindiville and Thompson examined . the lans of the structure during the afternoon. 'Fhey found thnwoadmtobntrafly ‘used, but not mm_mqmmyuwwnmc: with tb seem¢ o do_ev esivle £ m_ake it fl:e-pmof, and hence no ob;emuns could made. The Gommissioners admired -the bnfldmg‘,:ymd thonght it would be an ornament Mies Annie H. T. Gibbons, who'] has lived with another young lady in :p-.remantu on the South Bide, mMLnomplmt, _in writing, to the Board oanhcaguhrdny against several police officers. Bhe and her companion_are actresses, and lived in rooms rented qf one Nick Milligan, for which they were to payin advance, Neglecting to do 0 last month, four policemen entered their bed- chamber one night, and took them to tho ar- mory: They weroariaigned before old Buoyon 825, Gibbons _paid her flna, but the omr one appesled. . The former complained that she was ill-used; and especially denounced officer No. 96 (ano of tho {cm'), ssserting that she has seen him drunk times,- After sunouncing that she Las Mgm for $5,000, she asks Commissioner Eheruil.n, %o whom the. Jetter was addressed, to afford her redress. The communication was ré- ferred to. the Buperintendont of Police. Police- men have no mght to arrest parsons for debt, and, if the lad pmves what she charges,—that they were call lmhgm—tha four officera ‘probably be d1=c Yesterdsy the case of tha City of Chicago versus the Chicago Turngemeindo Soclety of the North Side, for selling liquor without_» license, came up before Justice Scnlly. William Vocke reprosenited Soclety, and Mr. Lewis was prosont for tho city. 1 was shown in evidonco that beer and wine were 8old by the Society on Sunday. On week-days, when the hall and bar were o] Tent, plms to otber parties., Mr. Vocke Betouded ~thess detion, en: tie ground that the Soclety = were mot - respon- gible for the actions of thoso reons to whom the bar was rented on week ed_Bunday, since the’ city :n!nm;}zl the t,”t.}: of Intozical- conld not, therefore, grant ;Ecama t'or That day; and, therefore, 1 ol Iowed that the city could not punish for selling liguor withont license on a day when it had not the power to grant one. Mr. Lewis ably prose- cuted the 'case, presenting sbout the same ar- ents that have been advanced before in sim- cases. Justice Scully reserved his dicision. Yesterdsy afternoon Willism Allen and _nine giiors wero arraigund. before Justics Seully on e of gambling.. Miko McDonald was Deetitadto dafen, thess, whisn b A T Tsoner most. creditable, " He' waa losa tricl than Trude, more loguacious than < O'Cal- Jeghan, end shoro » onling that Myers. Bt these attributes did not serve to ge the mind ‘of Justice Scully from . the views which have animated Lis. past de- ons, snd the gang were fined in the sggregate 3165. As Mike drew the money from his et, his' face became 50'palo thata sheet would have looked dark beside it, and, with mach emphasis of manner, ho remark- ed that he would nover pay another fino._in that court. Justice Scully quietly responded by say- ing that ho hoped Rike memnt fo reform. Of course, at -this everybody laughed. - In gfly‘m o ‘fines, Mike gave Mr %m and ecelvod back, ‘of conrme, e.ae. not gone outside the bar when o pnedlnmuntha shonlder, snd tald him there was an execution standing sgainst him for 827. 0f course the smount was paid from the change which he held in his band, and thus 8200 was the profit of ono night's raid. Let the work'go on. : Caledonian Club. A% the Iast meeting of the Chicago Caledonian Clab th following presmble and sesolutions were unami- monaly paseed ; ‘Warpszas, God has removed from his Jabors our md-:zd and’ fellow-conntryman, Alexander’ Raffen ; Although he hes passod from us o his vmd,haimle« behind- him here s meméry frog- Jih guod dseds, wEich we do wellto sopy 3 Rualwi, That to his family (some of whom are our brothers 15 the Caledonian Club) we extend our heart- felt sympathy in this vement, and especially do oA widow, who has journeyed with him in this warld for over forty yests, that the hand which hss in Bis d consolo and comfort in the hope of reunion in Heaven. Enabe Pianos. The following ltter to Mesars. Julius Bauer & Co., Nos. 390 and 396 Wabash avenue, general ngents for these phnfl& speaks for itself : Ganpxen Hovsk, Omicato, May 10, 1873, HMessrs, Julius Baver & Co,: Drin Sms: Having often during my connestion with the Italian opera used the Knabe plano, I take grost plessure in slating that thoy are fully equal'to tha high ropatation they have stisined, both 15 this country and in Europe, ed 0 know of their success, and am glad: to e ‘my testimony to that of many oliers, . Very truly yours, Crazia Lounss KrL10ao, Inwn pro and w6 hoj s demiso will Family Wines. ‘Tho old and relixble wine house of Benl. Bm:fi ir, (successors to Per) Stern & Co., in this citr) oy o o, Bt Wabeah avenue, bave removed to thelr new and elegant store No, 119 Clark street, whera one of the choicest collections of examine for themselves, where th ald by h hottle, dozen, ox allon.” s Eo&n‘l for Ladies and Gflntl&men‘ Beveral fine, leasant moml, furnished in el ot sizle style g m{nmgh th firs ‘voard, can ntamaen g their familics st No, 384 ‘Wabash lvmns, by {mmediate muuun. A numoer of- ladies and " geaf odatod th every at- tention, and ‘prosented ahould not be overlooked, Sight is Priceless--~Removal. 3. Mianssse, the West Sids optician, is now in. i:u sar s, L 6 et i sl E oot Blsssen, g:t_hmflmlmmmenu. in larger than Swar, - xuaqumu for Watches. e 0 ko) legan "’ which are minute repeaters, Fuses -| aiderably below any other house {n at cost. Neither contract - as ‘Terrill, Boston’; G-, -to erect a bathing-houso. , 16 was the - rule of the managers to. a4 chain chronomotors with _cylindrical talance g, full Fub j:wellefl lever watchies, with stemn. Q’fmng-;g hand-setting ;, also u- Jargel variely of i of whick they offer at_ prices con- Fdenanty belo 53 in this cidy, nll.hongh they dozot claim to ell priciliSams iR '.mle Great Chicago Jubilee, [Chorus Circular -Xo. 1.] Junres HEADQUARTERS,. ORI0AGS, May 17, 1815.— Messrs, Carpenter & Sheldon, the bisiness mansgers of ihis mammoth Mrsical Féstival, announce s en- gogement o tho world-renowned Masieal Dircotor, M. P. 8. Gilmors, who will conduct the Jubiles Concerts, comiancing June b, His sxchestza whl be composed ‘peifermors, relected from the best Eastern and Westorn bends, theluding M. Glimoros own band. Tho performanice will bo held n the maguificent now gassenges depot of the Michigun, Southers and Hock ds, This commodius b g will bo Oremel on tais ascanion for the Aret timer 1¢3ri hava 8 capacity for 0,000 “The sellronds have. goncrouly given excursion Tates 10 Chicago and return for ono fare.. It now remains to organizo and diaciplin the largo number of singers sl wiah (o tako part in these concerts, and tor, i purpose M. 3, & Dulterteld bas been iaked to assumo oo position of Gorus Superintendenty who wil have Change of all dotails relatifg to the oFgaieation’ Ghnieiion of the chorsl ferecs, 'ho Shoras vl be composed of Gilcago _ singers, and. other mucieal socitiesfrom abroad who wih fo foia them. Appik- cations . for, position in chorus e , recelved dally. It s confidently . expec that & chiofus of 1,000 can bo organtzed for the occaston, 18 there'scems & general disposltion on the ‘musical Deople to add by hele So-apeation this mammoth entes pert from tho Boston Jublles muslc, and te selections made kmown st an oarly day. Rehoarsals will be inauguarated in different patts of e lty, under various directors, a8 soon aa the books are racelved for practice, notices of which will be hrough the coldmaa of the daly papers, Every sioger will be enulled o copy of the music, and will Lave {reo admissfon to the Jubilee Concarts, O, musical socleties, and_eluba Joinisg a3 such, Fillbozaported under théir soclaly nama, with the names of their officers, Inzll cases (usical Di- Tectors of regular soctetios vill bo. Te mpon:lm for the mualcal abiltyof tho singers composing Lhe orgeaiza- The spirit of energy and enterpriso that has charac- tarized our eltizens 1n the work of rebuilding our besn- ity 1a the thieme and asionlebment of. the whols world, “Should this spirit be caught by the. ringers, what 8 glorious burst of welcome will the thousands of visitors receivo who 0ome t0 this Festival | Let them Sy homs At theke 106 thought that, amid the in- Seesint work of rebullding, the eulivation of music od, Letus sy to them that % New Chicago " will yot write » muaical record egusl to tho architectural One ahe is to-day 80 proud o 1t is'earnestly hoped that all who wish. o take o part in the Jublles will Tespond to this invitation wi delay, Singars canreglster thelr namesat the following miu— siostores: Mosars, Lyon & Healy, Mesars, Geo, F. Boot & Son, Mesara, Root & Lewts, 2aa Mesars. Tho: in the South -Divislon, and -at John e a3, W, Keaiootin o tha West Divtzlon. For further information spply each day at l.heu ‘heads from 10 to 2, United Eb&u ‘Building, lzgam 10 and 11, 'All correspondence mm CTTERFIELD; Jublles En;\afl:rkfl, ‘Rooms 10 and 11, United. sLu- Express Building, Chicago. Real Estate at Auction. . " V6 call special attontion fo the sl at suction o Elison & Foster, of houseand lot with nkglnoogo situste No, 581 Hubbard strest, corner of W e of 8 ot o of CERtAcBos SeOPOLLT 1o city. Tho grounds are beautifully snd artistically laid out, azid no pains have becu spared to bring them to the highest stato o‘lnpafls.flon. Puriies deairing firat- clase property shouid 2ot ful ioatiend this aalo, which wil take place on the ez, Baturdsy morning next, May 24, at 10 ok Bubbling Springs and Spouting Spl‘h}z! Eleven different mineral spring waters aro now drawn by Buck & Rayner, ot tho Spa.” Of these, one is the far-fawea Geyser, or spouting spring of Saratoga, and the other natural'waters, and tho Magnetic, of Spring “Mich,, the Bluo Lick, of Ky.,and the Deep State. Some aro. 2alty, somo bmu, and all are fresh and sparkling. Any faate may be gratidied at either of Buck & | Bqnar‘c ele- gant stores, The Empire Parlor Bedatéad Sm’pm;l all, 'chm:liylfi. Al Ilzrs. New and jm- proved deaigns. An clogant plece of furniture, con- vertible instantly into s luxurious bed. Occupies only gue-fourth th sfiaco of & common beditead, Adapied to_parlor, lbrary, dining-room, and_store. Bricen, 628, €15, 45, £30, 45, 315, sas, $100. Sold on installinents I£ desjred.” Erpirs Parlor Dodstead Cos, No. 352 West ifadison st-eet. Wholesale wareroums, No. 570 aud 572 West Madison street. I“resh Arrival of New Linen Goods. We are in receipt of soms chofco moveltica in towels, white and colored borders, knotted and plain fringes, tray_cloths,- doylies, napkins, lunch cloths, waite, Turkey red, and butl napkins to match ; Turkish bath towels snd ‘white cotton terry by the ‘sard. Also a direct importation of suiting Linens in natural shades, plain aad atriped, to bo bad ouly from ua, Hotchkin, almer & Co., Nos, 137 and 189 Stato street. o An Elezant Hat Store. C. Smith, proprietor of tho Pacific hat stors, has ‘moved his Sarga ond complote stock of hats, caps, and genta’ fi rom No. 185 Twenty-second Stroot to No. 150 o tho saine thoroughfare. Tho mew storo s Bted up 1n 00 siyle, and s zauch botter Sited in every way for the transaction . of Mr. 8mith's con- _stantly increasing business, A centinuance of the ‘same ifbers] patronage is esrnétly desired. - —_— e 2 ‘Works of Art. An extrsordinary salo of rexily fino ofl paintings, American and forelgn extists of acknowledged npubiz will take place at the saleercom of William A. Dotlara & oo, .y NO8. 55. and 57 South Canal street! on Wednesdsy and Thursdsy morning, May 21 and’22. The collectfon wm number nearly 200 gems, and aro §mmkmsee1 ted American Art Gallery of : New or] L Those Invitations. g Should any of tho numerous friends of Lefournenx (formerly 117 Madison street), be overlooked in the dssue of Letourneux & Pagels invitations, they aro | hereby notified that they are most cordially fnvited to ul.l, 33 a0y timo, as they wil be * st homs,night and W dro, southeast corner T g S o g ok MVB all the old prescriptions, (R of Secure a Home. g Persons looking for investment tn ch that will pay hrfidy, 1 4t does not dm'lhh wi Il ons year, should call on A. B, McChesney & Co., No. 183 East Madison street, Bflem 7, who sell ‘week & large number of lots Al de Park, near depot and Great Bouth Park, swthorn depot, ode-mile ask of Lavndaie, Brioe, 500 1o B350 Seohioty o menta of §10, Becure & home at once, Estate Sale. ! On Monday, May 20, W. A. Butters & Co. vrmholdn sale of Jots n: Gl:‘de, a'new choice spot, two miles west, cffi:afll"l&m_\u on the C., B, & Q.R. R, l!x‘.mnl’le. the T, erpendtd visit the Central Flower Gardens, N¢ strest, and supply themaelves with g!flnlnml, Lachalss, . You will fin nsurpassed. £ Cegance and beauty. " Oneof Our Institutions. Few TRIBUNE readers have any idea of the amount of foo cream mado hero in & tcason. Brazleton made r 26,000 gallons last season. - He mow has doublo o factlitics, and alzoady ie saks of supel Dotels, restavrants, church festivals, and privato: ovar 50,000 galions this year. . —_—_— i It Is a Fact, that Potter, King & Co. ‘are selling s Sompiste Blick waluut marble top chamber suit for sixt; and Ofher farpiture at correponding Drices, . The Sxire. ordinary inducements thoy have been offering. heir patrons the past week will o continued for & few w diye at Nos. 264, 266 and 238 Wabash avenue, A Remarkable Occasfon. - | Tho opening of the Great Exposition Bhzar, corner of West Aladizon and Halsted streets, lnst Thursday evening, was an immenso success, The large and con- itaed dovivad of goods '.hm;lgh\;:: the past. wenlz,‘ to- gether e grand rush for gflm L ml lixe old times agair. gk How it Came About. B An ingentous physician in Baris— Renandot by name —mors than 200 years ago, began circulating a mows- sheet for the amusement of his patients, Dewspapers grew, and 800n became advertising medi~ wms for all classcs of goods, including the Eimwood and Warwick collars, H. Graham, formerly of No, 475 Wabaih avenus, bas zemoved o No. 119 Clark street, Look at these prices: Scotch tweed suits, fiS Dinganllu, $45; Dress n.lB, $50. The above goods will be made up lu n;;lz, ond s fit guaranteed. 01d and Reliable, i After the war, in 1864, E. E, Ryan & Co. established an insurance agency in this dly and since that time they have paid $2,000,000 in lossca_to the citizens of. Chicago, ‘They represent the same old compantes thiat ‘passed eafdly through Chicago and Boston, - Thelrnpw office, No, 210 LaSalle-at., ia a modal, =i i Barstow’s Opening. Passars-Uiy on the east side_of Clark, between Madl-. son and Washington streets, have all notived Barstow’s opened at No; 125 of that His GFienas have ul songratulstad bim Opening stock i particalars elegant new hat store, -Just thoroughfare, in bis new location, This new styles, altractive in kg “The 0. 0. D. mund.ry 0. 4" al avenue, - s fo. D e ey o ; it Fine Spectacles. Pesaona who e compelled to ‘procurs none but the best b/ mmdmsuh-mu. Don't *| Ranges apd Broilers, for familie: -Eumman e Chonealli, B g‘r?ffl‘\ P vhanent and mol! l!mn!ll Torse-clof nnns goods, NS0, Sack Madieess sooct. o Xesp alvaya the very best goods io Ubndnn’! legant Qlning-rooms, No. 41 Lalll strect, 200 Raadolph, Wil bo open hereaties fromga m. o1l p.m. Ladita-snd centlemen,’ eiu Fuw and Removal. E. E,Byan & Co., Insurance sy have removed to their oo naw office, No. 210 z.“i.':‘fiz strest, corner gfAdm ey t.the samo old companies that ind Boston. —._— 4 l’orcy Thousand Dollars worth of clothing and gents’ furnishing gnods must be Taraed, fnto. cash within 5 dsys, 3t B, Bam'kzm. unttl you lool The Genuine Geyser Spring Water 18 drawn by Buck & Rayner, at both their stores. - DRESS GOODS. 000000000000000000000000000000000000000 ©00000000000000,0000000003000030000000000 JOHN H. DAVEY & C0,, 328 & 330 West Madison-st., ) conmm ABERDEEN, Successors to Hamlin, Hale & Co.'s Retail, We wll!apt;nmndly, My 19, ten cases’ DRESS GOODS, From Antlon, at the following mt.rplng yflml Wash Popling, 27 tnnhtl 'lrlds, 12 1-2 otay former t[ Biriped Popling 37 mms wlde, 18- contsy former | of e, 30 ot former price S5 cta, ad Pugfln 60 ota, former price 76 ot inln 7 1-3 ots,, former prics 60 ota, lflndunhn!nsn ota,, former prioo 45 cts, Batin Striped Mobair, H]g'mmum Shades, 40 ots,, 60 pleoes Gray and Blmg Brdsed Bflh 85 ots, former MD 000 wn.h in Hnsl.!q and Underweaz; all atyles, ‘the bast makes, Bome decided bargaing will be offered in thess gooda, Ladles' and Gents Sfl.} TUnderwear at hal? price to- «close out, We call lpealnl attention to our immenss stock of La~ dies’, Migses', and Children's LINEN-AND LAWN-SUITS, ‘We have already received upward of 3,000 costumes, and Bawo st loat 6,000 morooa order in our Manufactory, Forvarictysud - cheapness we ‘not bo exoelled, OmiedAl W have many oustomers dally from._the Bonth Side, distanos ot furo ol and thoy o e mons in _their expresslons that o ‘prioes’ aro lower than they e _buy the same goods for - i elsewhers, 1,000 Parasols will bs oponcd on Monday, all new axd ‘popilar styles, st popular prioee. JOHN H. DAVEY & CO. 000000000000000000000000000000000000000 '000000000000000000000000000000000000000, MILLINERY. MILLINERY ETATS! EATS! . . HATSI] EBOINNETSI BONINETSI T BONNETS! . Just receivad 100 CASES, comp: rlainisnll t.ha LATEST 8TYLES, many of which have nOC boture ‘been offered in this city. . and examine our Trimmed Hafs and Bomuets! FRENCH FLOWERS! LADIES' FURNISHING GOODS! Ribbons ! Ribbons! Notions! A full variety of MILLINERY GOODS: of avery delcrig un, atthe LOWEST PRICES. Our West ide patrons can eu% reach us y taking the buses or \‘.hs n and smw-m cars to Van Buren-s ‘Wehave NO BSTORE on fiu!'WEET Bmfl. D. WEBSTER & 0, Successors to WEBSTER BROS., 270 & 272 Wabash-av. DRUGGISTS’ SUNDRIES. _|SODA WATER, “We have on hand, ready for use, $LO, 000 DOW’B SODA. . APPARATUS. 'Wufl.h o' untlhu, Ice Bhavers, Tum- blnr Heldera. m}z‘f}i‘fl gc. rters Druggiaty Sandriss, Timporters Druggists Sundride, . STOVES, RANGES, &o. | BARSTOW’S BRICK SETRA.NGES, RICHMOND DOUBLE AND SINGLE OVEN PALACE RANGES, - ARLINGTON PORTABLE RANGES, REFRIGERATORS & ICE BOXES REGISTERS AND VENTILATORS. BANGS BROS., - COR. STATE & VAN BUREN-STS. STEWART'S COOKING STOVES, RICHMOND PALAGE RANGES, BARSTOW’S UNION RANGES, THE FISHER REF] RIGERATORS, HOUSEKEEPING 600DS, ETATOEL & 503 West Madison-st., Unlon Park and Twenty-second-at. cars aad bases phss tho door. Tt will pey o 10 call. "DON'T BUY A common Range. but go to- B. B. GIVAUDAN & TRESTED, Jr., 89 Stato-st. Wronght Iron'.Frénch hotels, eto. KOTELS. 5 o | Alnmfilowumm AUCTION SALES. By WM. A. BUTTERS & CO.: |CREDIT SALE, . May R0, 21 and 22. THE ENTIRE F FURNITURE OF THE TREMONT HOUSE, AT AUCTION. R DIES Yikion, B dupetin plran deloodlock B EAy in Groen, dyd GrimaSia Plush, Marbls (op Tablos, St Hilron By amd Gald Coroloa, Tace Ufl!‘l'g.laumbl‘uflhl. Plano Fnru, Vl)lvu'.cnr nl%mnh deliors; all tho fazaiture of tho thence to lhe SLEEPING ROOMS, - Rish Black Wal 3 ber Bets, Bustor | "fi‘u&" ek Buac ket Jheess Tt 50" v, Bedan o Faumteornths i Coaian Foathor Eilloms of Ko gllh rings, Shi Tp ings, ‘Sheeta, szh roads, numfia“-‘. Ty Manth aad ofher M toves, Pipos, eto. Thenos to DINENG ROOMNL ' mm‘ sum-m- Bio Gatlen Gonets STinet: %, Tate Einen S W Bl e KITCHEN FURNITURE, “Sfi}.&,‘ gnnxzzr ‘}:;‘3&‘,’:,‘.2 .Bwuen, Boflors, Range LAUNDRY. witaam Boller, latoat Iaproved. soacbinery for washing, BILLIARD ROOM. OFFICE FURNITURE. Table) Desks, oo Onaies, Sottecs, Sates, Mirrors,’ atar, #to. TERMS OF SALE. 1,000 and uader, cash; ¢Sonm‘-“»-’u‘h§'m PR "‘M‘;’&‘a"fl%fi& 15’ month. otos bearing 8 -.mfikxm ‘anuin, with approved ssourity. DEPOSITS. A suffclent amonnt to segnre tha t sattlomont of "l bo required trom EVERY PORCHASER. " FOR INSPECTION. qrons Houss will by open on Satusday and Monday befere HOTEL FOR RENT. S e M steratay ot tore JOHN B. DRAKE, Ptm;rlebor. ‘WM. A. BUTTERS & CO.. Auot'rs. ON WEDNESDAY, MAY 2 FINE NEW TOP’ BUGGI]’:S, d Bin; a’l‘ %f’fl‘efl: Al ~rahlaginna, Wednosday A e T edaesdey mniar, ‘WORKS OF ART BY AUCTION. Extraordinary Sale of Superd EHodern 0IL PAINTINGS! Welnssiay &ThursfiayMurmngs, Hay21 &22, « Commencing at 103 o'n‘.lm'-kl. m., i At the Salesroom, 55 and 57 South Canal-st. On fres exhibition on and after Monday, May 19. ON THURSDAY, MAY 23, DY G—OODS Reads-Dade Clothing, Straw Goods, Clmaunx. Boota and Shoes, &c. AT AUCTION, OnTHURSDAY, May 2, at 9% o'cloak, 55 and 07 South Canalet. WM. A. BUTTERS & CO., Auctionvers. GRAND AUCTION SALE ONE HUNDRED LOTS, - By WM. A. BUTTERS & CO., OnMonday, May 26,187 AT CLYDE, Two'miles west of the City Limits, on tho line of the 0OyB &QRBR,and 0 &G W.R B This is one of the most desirable suburba about Chi- ©cago, The streeta aro well graded, sidewalks lald, and trees planted, There ia s good school, and during the present season the town of Cicero intends erecting & $i26 achool bnilding, The advantages of Clyde over all other suburbs are that it lies on the line of the most sooommodating railroad running out of Chicagoj is soveesible by traina at all hours of the day and night, and the fare only 16 centa) the ground is high avd dry and {5 well drafned, “The lots are all §0x160, A de- lightful Park will be laid ont near the contro of the tawn, A Ohorch {a now being built at a oot of 37,000, Bale to be positive and withont reserve, . Tho il I prfiat 1 propety e of ingumbrancs: TERMB—One-third cagh, balance in one and two yoara st 8 per osat interests A depolt of $60 on esch Tt will be required on the day of sale, A SPECIAL TRAIN ‘Will Jeave the Depot of 0,y B, & Q. R B st 11 8. m. on dsy of saley and & splendid Eunch will be provided for all, Fovepossa il b il to thoe duttg tost e th sl by W, . LR, Proprean b 3 Chamber of Gommsrcsy or WI. A. BUTTERS & 004 Aotioncers, 66 & 57 Bouth Ganal-st, By GEO. P. GORE & CO., 23, 34, and 26 East Randolph-st. VERY ATTRACTIVE BALE 0P Dry Goods, Notions, Clothing, Hats and Caps, Hosiery, Bte, - Tuesday, May 20, at 9:30 a.. m. Splendidline of Hambur; Edg—m 8, Gents’, Ladies’; and Children’s Un- derwea.r, Ludxes’ S?rmg Style Trim- med Hats, I.Bdies Spring Shawls, Etc., Ete., E Carpets %y the piece at 11 o’clock. GEO. P. GORE & CO., Auctioncers, .2, 94, and % Randolph-st. By GEO. . GORE & CO. GREAT SALE, BY CATALOGUE, Df 1,200 CASES Baots Shoes, & lgpers -On Wednesday, May 21,0t 9 1-2 8, m. This will be the largost and finest salo of the season. In tho assortment will be found fino lines of New York, ‘Philsdolphia city ssde. goods {n Wor.’s, Misses', and Childron's wear. .. GEO. P. GORE & CO., Aucta, { 2, 24 2 26 Randolph: AT ATUCTION- i Special Sale of W, @, Crockery, | 1 Qn THUBSDAY, May 22, st dclock. 20 erates of W. ‘Crockery; 10 0asks of G Crocker 1 . b, GORE & CO'; Anctionsers. AT ATVCTION. REGULAR SATURDAY’S SALE OF BOUSEHOLD FURNITURE & CA]].!‘ETS. Burlor, Library, Chapbor, 50d Kitohon Turgl and Drossing Cases Extenston Tebles In the white, Facloe Dosks, Chamber Sets, with Side Boards in B e rad ‘Black Waldot Wardrab erates WG Crockersy OnSATURDAY, May 3, ot 9% o'clock. GEQ. P. GORE & CO.,_ Auctionsors, Bota fx. Tables, Bureaus, AUCTION SALES. By ELISON & FOSTER. SPE CIAL SALE BEAUTIFUL FRENCH BRONZES, ELEGANT BRONZE CLOGKS, Superb Oarrara Marble Figures, ] Ene Alabaster. and Verde Antique Statu- 4 | ettes, Groups, Vases; and Urns; Rich French Bronze Figures and Groups, French 21-Day Clocks, &o., &o, Will | take place in & fow days, Due notice of time and place will be given. This ig the largest and choicest selection of these goods ever offered in the city of Chicago, ELISON & FOSTER, Auctioneers, - ASSIGNEE’S SALE . OF NEW FURNITURE AT AUCTION, 'FRIDAY MOENING, Mn{(fl’ a£10 o’clock, our Balesroom, 87 Market-st.. consisting g'fnnrenns:. “Labids, Bedstends, Mattrossas, fas, Pillows, Comforters, &c., &C. D of BHO. W, L, signee. LISON & IB%EOE%"“' Wxth Ele"nnt Grounds, NO. 581 HUBBARD-ST, At Auction, On Saturddy Morning, May 24; at 10 olock. ON THE PREMISES. Honse two-story frame, with brick basemext; lot 100 feet front on Hubbard-st., by 217 feet deep on Wood-st. ; Gronnds fitted up in splendid styis. This property hasbeen occupled for several years past by Frantz Armold, Esq. TERMS OF SALE CASH, TITLE PERFECT. | For fnformstion regarding the property spply to WILL- 1AM ANDREWS, Room No. 15, 152 LaSalle-st. ELISON & FOSTER, Auctioneers. GREATSALE AT Auction, 190 Choics Residencs - Lots Fronting on Togan Squers, Humboldt Bou- Gvard, and Milwankes-ave, 0 TUESDAY, Jum 3, at 2 oelssk 1. I Tig property to be offered wll provs ona of the best Iu- ‘vestments ever put on the Cllcago marknt. Ses futare o * Roai Bstate As damymd%g]?&;s. e o abiongers oo 0 ARCtlks Bast Madisonoat. - By BR‘USH, SON & CO. Will sell, at 41 Soutn_Canel-st., wmnw dsy, 21st, end Baturdsy, 24th, ct10 8. m., ‘Furniture, Carpets, &o. On Wednesda; will bo sold 1 Bouewoud ‘Piano, Parlor Glmm nits, Marblo-to) Ee\in ads, ew- ¢ Machines, & Elogant éflvar-vlut.ed Teo Bac, Brussels ets, Cook Btoves, Dining- room and Kitchen Furniture. BRUSH, 80N & £O,, Auctionoers; By HAVENS & CO. Household Fu.rmf:um at Auction tents of tho dyelizg hoass, No. 880 Fal- e gty g‘Ll 5"10?. cn.mh'm- “tad Kitchen Far. B, St 5, -u!uu:. el PYoNs Ko tionears, 63 Scuth Canilst. By HODGES & CO. | LARGE AUOTION SALE OF - Carpets, Stoves, and I‘urmmra OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS, W o0 Woduowtsy morming’at e\ ool sy il “G}:.e Bale] pu:voexocx. Nl BT SR oL Y Bty (G5EBS 8T, Anctiosiors. TWO0 MILLION DOLLARS. GREAT OLOSING OUT. | TRUSTEES’ SALE OF ® REALAND PERSONALPROPERTY Balongiog to the OHICAGO LAND COMPANY, AT PUBLIC AUCTION, ‘m Weduestay, the 16t day -of T, 173! By tho srticles of the association of said Company, itis gmdmm:mm- Fopay in tho hands of ths Trustecs the month of Jun ‘must be sold at lflml fut caah, to cless tho trnit, alty'is centrally located o the CITY OF OHI- OAGO, sndla valed ar o1, d comy of river and canal frontags, 8 large number of vacantlots In ths imme- ateuss. Also, Aiato'victalty of the Goeks, all wall adapted for busincss purposcs. ra, wors roteived havin, ting to about 3700,000. Thoss notes. ?l““““.,.i.,.““" i o Goraof, a3 e ortg on the i, TER:I%&? i dd“ or tranafer sad Gsies P oty Alics Bae s, - Bare 4 S ot dman o b dxy T isloorioy pezeos ent ‘on tho amonnt of their purchase, the balance to within dage oras 003 2fter tho sale as dnud..m e sz 1. t.s%nz;n wu-slw.m B0 H i Qffics “mr\.—)z‘.\hm Tooldon & Co., Room 24, Fo. 103 La- REAL ESTATE. Washingion Hejgl i ‘We haye but ten of thase splondid Blocks in the Mor- b aleision b W iahiagton Haighis ot ma: $01d. “ihoyarobuts short distanco from two dopots; atrostagea o soung trogs set out ou sach lot: avor. .Tuun uuu. .-axlm feet. Prlu er ot (by tho block), 81103 cash, -balsaco in 1, nnd 3 years, with forestat7 per cont. Thls is thebest 3% oppoptantty over:ofs ferod in suburbsn property as well ices camot fail ia vloldiag largo Dotis 0 parchasare: Eigttoo This propesty on tha ™y Chicago, Rock I cai - AMUSEMERNTS, - ACADEMY. OF MUSIO, . : ‘Halstod-st., near Madison. BECOND WEEK and aparallled sascers f the Theatre Comique Combination * From 514 Brondwny, New York. ~ An entiro change for tho coming week, ENTIRE NEW OLIO, Ax ENTIRN NSy AGTS NEW SO\GS. m:ncza. ETC, £ ROARS OF LAUGHTER AND [ AN SOREAMS OF ECSTATIC DELIGHT. THE AUDIENCE ABLAZE WITH EXCITEMENT] AN AVALANCHE OF STARS. . - A NOVEL, VARIED, & SELECT ENTEET! ‘Each performor a **STAR" in their particalar lins, *" The invinciblo emendators of fun, : MR. JOHN HAB'A;.‘K o mm HARRIGAN AND HART, MR. JOHK QUEEN, MR. LARRY TOOLEY, MR. E. L. m-oumm::n. JAM.V.S' me peara; the champian c! And fist appeazsno of thochamplon clog aad Jig dazcer, m o m sollesiion of Fsvosito o “An entire ehuxo lor zlu mmhu week nru'l first timact MIS8 JENNIE HUG lnd MISS Am. WRAY i wing new ctas THE DUTCE SHOEMARFR LET ME BE! UNCLE EPE'S DREAMY NT1 FRANK KERNS ELFPEARTL o\ ORAE o TEE mfl Introducing New Songs, Dancee, Comicalltiss, Concluding 'm-ht.hn most, hnamls o L'rnu’ o I8 MOON1 Mitiior Wodosdsy 212 BB 0o i Thamdnmmxp-r{umnwflflh o enacted 1t Matizsos. HOOLEY’S THEATRE, BEST COMPANY IN AMERICA! GREAT NOVELTY WEEK! TWO BRILLIANT COMEDIES! JYEDNESDAY, FRIDAY, and sATUR- AY, MO TINEE o Fazlor’s splendid drazma, VICTIMS f MISS KATE M : ol v?nn‘::\:aol JRGEO. taguzzvs. ) Jite TUESDAY AT ISEAY Eecaligs Bortley Camp 1astand greatost sucosss, | RI%K IR Gsx . nuu'fium MAGN IFICENT SCENERY! : after waoks of propusation, +* THE " Spleadia Traaslormat " Mon GENTL SA 'AG goons Eeo STANDARD HALT. Promenade Concert and Scires Danseni, 1IN AID OF THE Nursery and Half Orphan Asylum, Monday Evening, May 19,1673, _ COMMITTEE: Hrs. J. Mrs 3trs. Maklon D. Ogden, 35 Axhar Brooks, MANAGERS: : 5. Brows,” W, SicttKelth, LeonSapicha, g’mw. Fansell, B laing, A0, A Sononp Holivr’ 0.0 e o SingloTickets, 83, Tickots adaltiog 1sdy sad gl Y. Scamm, & T O GRAMME-S) CTIONS BY Dxcmzs-rm_ {E—SELE| Solo, ¥io of all tho Fast the Noblos: handler. Bolo.. Piano—TFantasia on Mar Bronasals. 3 Slto, .. Gootlemien's Doubls Quarie S ooz Darple @ Solo: Exl Kiog... o e Bl boe "e ‘aftor tho Condert and durtg the: bolabeacF Lo orsars Concert to begin atf elock. 'rwun guobobad tram: the Committeo of Ladias o from Any of the Mazagers. 1R Seralar Danco Brofrasaais atter tho Coucar: NOB.TH SIDE TURNER HALL, Clnk-llo. near Chicago-av. SUNDAY, MAY 18,1873, ' : Grami Gdla Bremhy Coert and oF Forthebesafitof 4. J. VAAS, Cunimut.qe_nmmqlull t Emisaton, 20 10. Eay-Flowor Quadrili el ol o ol HOOLEY'S THEATRE: -~ COMPLIMENTARY BENEFIT TO! CHARLES H. WILSON, _Thursday Afternoon, May 22, 1873, Tenderad him, by the entire Dramatlo Profession af 0 city. America's Great MISS LAURA KE“NE : MR, EDWIN ADAMS ‘Have kindly consented to erpear. Tho performanse will _commenca precisely at 3 o'clock p. m- McVICKER'S THEATRE, THE BRILLIANT AND POPULAR ACTOR, Edwin Adams, Every_ove til farther notics; and SBATURDAY MATLN & tanis great peciaity, founded oa Tounyeon'’s Poom, ontltisd Enoch Arden! - Which will be produced with ENTIRE NEW AND BEAUTIFUL SC]E.\’ERY. And Navel Mechsaieal Effects. ATKEN'S THEATRE, - ‘Every evaning, gati] fasthor notico, and atthe Wodses TR 327 and Satarday Siatlace, Laurs Keene, AND HER COMEDY COMBINATION, n Tom Taylor's OUR mmcm cousIN! * LAURA REENE a8 5 PR - ST o E e ORI, L oriviuaiy pisyed by be oves 1,000 tirmoa Ia the United States. ACADEMY_OF MUSIC. : TO-IWNIGELT, |Edith Q’Gormaan, THE ESCAPED NUN, | AMPHITHEATRE. (Formorly Nixon's.) ‘ THIED WEEE AND WONDERFUL sum o VANEK. cH_'ANGn OF PROGRAMME! - L. CCI 2 | Moads and overy avening during theweek. Room 4, 1% LaSallo3t. Aay 19 2nd orery eremingd MUSICAL. ‘who departa for Eur within t P o A T R e i e e o enaoiavs EINWA Puano, ntlfl now, origtaal grice S5, which wo ara por- mitto Zosoll b deotded srpoln it " dlsposed of during. the; anauing waek, Our siock of now Stelaway Pisnos includes alf tho lesdlag st5 . e & Stats and Manroo-sts., Chic BAISCELLANEQUS. . By TAYLOR & HARRISON, Spvlvendxd Assortment, of Dry Goods, EDNESDAY, Mu 21, a2.9% o'clock, 41 suction. TAYLOR & HAREISON, Austionssrs, | o ANOTHER IMMENSE BALE OF HOUSEHOLD 0018 ETG., SATURDAY MORNING, May 2. a¢ SLasd Bowih ""‘""‘ R & HARRISON, Au:flnnnn. ANNOUNCEMENT. . GEORGE IRONS: Having 0,3 the Some S, wll 17> Wummfirummwn. gfl’ 5 ay 21, whe will expect to Teet b riends & DEN‘TISTRY. s DR. FARNAM has removad to 159 South Clark-st., yhorehe wmnh:'hpw to wait oni his friends snd patrons; QUEEN VIOTORIA'S BIRTHDAY. The natives of the Britib Em) Empiry w1l colsbrata the abovo anniversary by bolding s GRAND BANQUET AT THE SHL‘RM HOOE, . On FRIDAY NEXT. Tickats to bo obtained af 132 Hotel. DRESS-MAKING. s i Qo Mk P, No. 76 Twenty-fifth-st. RS, BISHOP han taken or BIADAME KEY- ] DL, Foconty e Divter: Hr Jobg, experismce ¥ ‘with 3 fow mnnl-hlln New Yfllk, lflfl ‘the last season . J. V. Farwi of ability. Ou tterns dlrect from. ” . B Castomers and others can be fitted st/thelf ‘homes wi: hout extrs ‘hE fi REMOVAL. ! REMOV_A_L Dr. Mary H. Thompson Has removed 103 Wost Washingtanst: Offca boit Wiellam.