Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, June 15, 1873, Page 16

16 THE- CHICAGO DAILY TRIBUNE: SUND. JONE 15, 1873 OUR EXPOSITION. - Encouraging Reports from Financial Department. Contracts to the Amount of Near.ly $200,000 Already Let by the Architect. The maragers of the Inter-State Industrial Exposition have determined to push forward the work with all reasonable speed. Mr. J. Irving Pearce, the Tressurer, reports encouragingly from the financial department, and there is no doubt that the additional $100,000 of stock will be disposed of in a few days, if indeed it is not alrosdy taken. Mr. Pearcoand eight other gen- tlomen have chargo of the eale of the stook, but rone of his colleaguos have reported to him yet. Bince Tuesday last, when §t waa decided to issue the new stock, Mr. ‘Pearce alone has sold shares as follows : 0. 7. Stongh, 1; Samuel J.Walker, 10 ; Daniel Webster, &5; Richards & Gooch, 25 O. Follansbeo & Bon, 1; Charles A. Gregory, 5; Frank Parmelee & Co., 10; Jonn Dunlevy, 1; George H. Rozet, 5; S. H. Harris, 1; O. H. Lane,1; Parks & Kein, 1; D. B. Richardson,3; A. D.Rich,1; James E. Tyler, 1; 8. G. Taylor, 1; E. D. Ferry, 1; H. N. Wheeler, 1; Colby & Wirtc, 1; Belding Bros., 1; Steele & Price, 1. This makes 53 new shares of $100 esch sld by Mr. Pearce, besides the following additional Ebares gold by him fo_porsons already holding Btock: N. K. Fairbank, 9; D. B. Fisk & Co., &; Uitcheock & Walker, 1t ‘A. Reed & Som, 93 Gardner & Gould, 10. The total number of ghares sold by Mr. Pearce alone since Tuesdsy i387. These shares were taken without solicita~ ton. 1f his colleagnes do as well all tho shares will bo taken befora tho end of this week. The Fholesale grocery men took only one share each, and it i8 expected that they will four more cach, making 120 seon, therefore, that there is no doubt of the needful being forthcoming to the full amount required. Mr. Boyington, the erchitect, has let contracia for the building as follows 1 $114,800 21,500 Pile-driving, O, B, Green. ... X Tsland Gisss Company. T H. RiCB.cseoaseiss slazing, Heath & ter of a million. Work will be begunon Mon- day, when Mr. Green's men will set to work driviog_piles for ike foundation. ‘The outer iles will be sunk 27 feet deep, and the inner Jow 14 feet. Brick arches will connect the piles, snd on the arches the superstructure will rest. The bonds reguire the building to be ready for use by Sept. 15, though it may be finished fifteen dnys earlier. Of itself the structure will be o thing of beauty and s joy for a long time. Agpl.ie;tiuna for spaco are being recoived by the Becrotary, Mr. lloynolds, from many parts of the conntry, indicating thst contributions will come from all over the land. Proprietors of Steam engine manufactories have offered o sup- Ply all the stesm power necessary to move all the machinery free of cost, but, Of course, none of the offers have been accepted, it being too early to take decisive action. The oatlook is cheering and full of promise. Every citizen of Chicago must feel sn interest in the snccess of the undertakiog, snd if Chicago does not “ h‘?& up an Exposition” in_three months that will be a credit to the entire North- weat, it will not be the fault of the unfailing en- . ergy that is embarked in the enterprise. THE DOUGLAS ESTATE. Bill to Set Aside & Judgment--Scheme o Suppress Publicity. : Robert M. Douglas, Stephen A, Douglas, Jr., taresting item indeed. I always thought that &ni would mul- potato-plant. on_maggots, ho would have to renson liko this: Myriads of potato-bugs ato-fleld ; consequently this plant produced them; consequently this plant also produce cholera-poison ; therefore, beware of potatoes! 4 'fi the last lEgrfiorn of tho gentleman's ques- tion I would aimply reply that every one, either Iaymsa or pro!eusio::fi who read my communi- cation impartially, not havo discovered any disposition on my part to prove that the atenches in question are very conducive to health. If my article did prove this, however, to sny one,—which I might believe from this layman’s own statements,—it would be all the better, and suroly Mr. ““H.” has proven nothing to the contrary, Concerning the general healtl of butochers, tanners, and scavengers,—on the latter of whomthe gentlemsn dwells with a potato-bags on the his lsyman's logie special delight, not only strikin incidents, but 8 striking hixt{oryconl be produced; also, of the comparative immunity from cholera snd other infections diseases of the districts in Which such establishments are located; but Ido e iro. fo enlarge upon this matler. Be- spectfully onx E. SIEBEL, mflyfld%flng Uhemist, Room ‘34 Otis Block, porner Madison and LaSalle stroeta. - - « ERIN'S HOPE™ TEMPERANCE SOCIETY. Tv the Etitor of The Chicago Tribune: Bm: The communicationssigned Irishman o and “ Glengal,” in this dsy’s TRIBUNE, com- menting on the report of a meeting of the Erin's Hope Total Abstinence and Benevolent Society, held on Sunday last, in Wall's Hall, and pub- lished in your issue of Monday, calla for & reply. 1t is true thit some of the speakers dealt some ‘hard knocks at the saloon-keepers, and it is not to be wondered 8t that they ehould desiro to retalinte. The remarks of * Irishman " I con- sider entirely uncalled for. He is evidontly the cbampion of the * old Irish temperance organi- gationa.” If he was st the meoting, he wounld Thesr it announced that the new Bociety did not want to make war on any of the existing onos poris it the Intention of those who projected the Soclety to doso. But if war is made on us, and our motives misrepresented, as ** Irishman " soems inclined to do, we will defend our prin- ciples snd the personal character of our members from the attacks of scribblers, either in the interest of Temperance or Intemperance. “@lengal " says: ‘‘Now, before Bunday arrives, would it not be well for thess workers in_ the d couse of Tem- wflnoe to find out what th:fnwnut to do?" ell, wo have found that ont alrendy. Wo wish o establich a Total Abstinence and Benevolent Soclety that all may join, irrespective of oge, pationality, religious ‘opinions, natural or acci- dental deformity ; & society that won't be scen E}u—nfling the strects of Ghicago, with cmbryo dermen, or other political office-soekors, riding white horses s Marshals, before tho admiring Fue of politicians ; a society that will Leneyo- ontly’ assist the widow and orphans of & de- ceasod member tothe amount of 25 many doliars aa there are members; a society that won’t o comsitate. members, whon entering it, to ex- & 914 or 315 for regalia, - Our initiation fee fixed at 81 for edulta and 50 cents for boys from 10 to 18 years; the monthly dues sro 25 cents for adults and 10 cents for boys. I wish Irishmen ” to know that the Socioty was gotten ® to Alll & blank left vacant by the projectors of the other organizations in tho aty; snd I further tell him to look to his favorite socictles Tor political aspirants ; wo shall take good cara of our own affairs. We are full% determined to persevero until the blessings of Temporance are spread all over this large city. Respectfully yours, PaTnIOR MCGREEVY. Cr1éao, June 14, 1873, s WATER IN CHOLERA. T the Editor of The Chicago Tribune: Sm: Ina Chicago paper, 1find sn article on the treatment of cholers, written by Dr. Jen- and Adele Williams, by their next friend, have begun an action in the Superior Court againet Susan W. Harris sod Robert Williams, to set saide » judgment obtained in the Superior Court by Zirs. Harris sgainst the plaintiffs, for £20,628.96. Itis claimed in the bill filed that - there is nothing due defendants in the judg- ment. Tho property against which said judg- nt was obtained is in Cook County. i ble energy has been displayed 1o keep the ‘facts of the case away from the publio, but, al- though for the nonce successful, in & day or two they will bo obliged to return the bill to the files, and then the names and all about the case will reccive the fullest publicity possible. ANIMAL PUTREFACTION. To the Editor of The Chicago Tribune: 8m: In your issue of the Sthinst. Ifinda communication purporting to be & reply tomy articlo on ** Animsl Putvefaction,” published in your columns on the 1st inst. Although Ihave 70 desire to enter into & controversy with & lay- man (as this correspondent pleases to style himsolf ) on & subject of scientific research, yet ‘his perversions and misstatements are such as to make n correction of them necessary. 1 am asked why it is that the condensersin ‘Pridgeport rendering establishments do not con~ dense ail the volatile oils and fumes that escape from the rendering-tanks, while I distinctly stated that these volatile substances could be ¢ condensed or burned ;" in other words, that the less volatile ones could be condensed, and the others burned. Thus overy sensible man must have understood it. By the way, I may stato that the condensers which so far have been tried in Bridgeport are, as is generally admitted, by no mesns parfect, and those trials of which sour correspondent speaks 80 emphatically have, ‘Tntil recently, been conducted and devised by 1aymen, of whom likely Mr. “H.,” your core- spondent, is one. Further on, when I state that certain of the products of putrefaction are used in other mix- turee as perfumeries and flavors for eatabl nol will doubt the truth of this at.ltem::‘ while wing that the butyric, valerianic, and other ethers which form & portion of the disa- greesblo odors in question, are the basis of most of our artificial ~perfumes -and flavors, 88 well as of the delightful odor of many a lovely flower. Do dnywhere -of elementary constituents? Are com- binations of volatile acids element substan- ces? What does the Isyman's catechism eay on that point? ‘Novertheless, it pleascs Mr. “ H.,"” the lsymau, to make me speak of elementary constituents, in order to gt up some gronnds from which he can draw conclusions of. his own, the nonsence of which he thon proves with great complacency by his catechism on chemistry. It in a fact probably not stated in the anony- mous. layman's “First Reader on Chom- istry,” but nevertheless correct, that, in s physiological int of ~ view, the substances of the smell of a flower, however Jovely or disegreeable it may be, boars the same relstion to the flower and to vegetable life that the excroments bear to tho animal and o animal lifo. Both the smoll of the flower and that of the excrements of the animal are products of regressive metamorphosis. As tothis layman's . proposition, which ho quotes from bis * First ar on Chemustry,” on the intermingling of gases with_the atmosphere, I wonid et Bt to consuit his ** Second Reader,” when he gets that far. Probably he will there find somothing ofl the intermingling of vapors with the atmos- phere. But, as to the porversion of my statements, I find some consolation in seeing that the chemist “ whose name was Liebig ™ does not fare better at the layman's hands. He goes on to state that this chemist had described & process’ which he callod eremacausis, according to which, cholera- poizon, if it chanced to come in contact with putrefying will breed mew_and enormous quantities of c‘:olem-poim. Now, the foct is, Liebig has writien on_eremscansis, which, in plain words, means simply decay, Or & gnmeeu of slow combustion or oxydation, and so ave other eminent chemists before snd after him; and allsgree that, in this; s particolar ferment is prod ‘whi duce decay or slow oxydation of decsyable and oxydablo substances with which it comes in con- tact. But neither Liebig nor any one of them claims or intimates Kins, originally published in the Louisville Cou- rier, in which be says: 4 Where thirst ensues, givo sa much cold water, if prefarred, 8s do- rod” . Tn another valuable treatise on the same sub- Jact, by Dr. Hamlin, of Constantinople, and who hns had great experience in the trestment of cholera,he says: * In all stages, and especially in advanoed cases, thirst creates intenso suffering. The sufferer craves water, and, 83 sure 8s he gratifies the craving, the worst symptoms re- and he falls a victim to the transient grati- fication. The only safe way is to have & faithful friend or attendant, who will not heed his ent les,” ef Now, the two statements are so entirely op- posod to each other, and the point itsel{ seoms of such vital importance, that I take tho liberty of asking you to insert, this artiole in TaE TaIs- UNE, in order that our leading phimcmu may be able to give their views on the subject, and thus ensable the ‘fu'hfic to kmow which course to pur- gue should the occasion arise. Respectfully yours, L. GOLDSMITH. How Cholera Was Abated. The sudden abatement of cholera in Now Orleans, Memphis, and Nashville msy be attrib- uted to cleanliness, esting only fresh'vege- tables, snd by the froe use of that valuable disinfectant, Bromo Chloralum. This is the course recommended bymedical men all over the country. Let our cltizens be warned in season. et o o s Holman Hunt’s Shadow “of the Crose.” M. D. Conway #n Cincinnati Commercial. Iehall be very much interested to observe what the publio will say to Holman Hunt's new gilcme, The Shadow of the Cross,” when ey see it. It will'be exhibited next autumn, and thus far bas been shown only to the artist's friends. It is possible that no one will dare to criticise & picture for which (with rights of en- graving and_small replics) the artist hasre- coived mear £12,000 ; but it will require the fall weight of that a fact to make the public sdmire the nude and_decidedly muscalar Christ which it contains. The theme of the picture is that, a8 time goes on, Mary, seeing no indication that all the angelio prophecies wnuminfiiher son are to be ed, reinforces her faith by looking over the rich cflafim’mada to him in infancy by three Kings. ile kneeling over the open box in which she koeps these treasures, her eye is caught by a shadow on the wall. Je- sns, who has been engaged at his carpentering otk (the Eastern tools, the shavings, etc., lis all around),'bas psused for a moment near the window, and, as if fatij stretches his arm out on each side. His ghsdow is reflected on the wall, making, as stated, the cross which his mother observes. In this large picture—five or six square yards in ares—the artist has displayed great letminf, and has madethomostof his lon, Pesidence in Jerusalem ; but the extent to whic he has introduced the carpentry shows that ho has not studied some points that he mlilll: have 5?‘ at better in England—particularly this, that e Greek word * Tekton” applied to Joseph and translated * carpenter,” more generally means a builder,” or house architect, which is what Joseph probably was. -Nevertheless his noble picture (in mn{xreapacm) indicates o de-- fermination to break throngh some, at least, of the conventionsl notions and sentimentalities surrounding sacred subjects, and especially in his represontation of Jesus 88 & vigorous, Fiuowy, bronzed man, .with s girdle around the Toios. 'The face is not €0 unconventional, since the long hair of the Nazarene is given, but even there the usaal effeminacy is happily absent. ASpectacle BEarely Witnessed. From the Rochester (N. ¥.) Unfon. Captain Estes, & gentleman well known for many years in command of the Lake Ontario stenmers, informs us that ho was the witnoss s few nights since of & wonderfal phenomenon on Lake Ontario, thelike of which he never saw ‘before and does not expect to seo again. ile on his way from the Bt. Lawrence up the lake on the steam tug of which he is master, and, ‘when near the islands known a8 the False Ducks, snd while standing st the wheol, there suddenly burst into view the city of Qswego,—thirty-ono miles distant,—with the gas lighta in the streots snd all the appearances that a town lighted up wonld prezent from a bill in the immedisate vicin- ity at night. The lighthouse at Oswego, as well 28 dozen others on the Lake shore below as n 8 that this g:ms of erema~ cansis was indicative of the way by which cholera-poison was formed or multiplied. But thus it is when men try to talk wise about, things which f.h&vl'l avowqdlg do not understand ; they are const ly mixing arguments with facts, and facts with mppoai%nn& SoMr. “H.," after icturing %M eat Jength the scene of atub of lood eF with maggots, very cunningly 80 i into asks: “If blood changes | inf mggofaa why not into: cholera?” Bo ths blood changes into maggots! A very in- | far ss Sackotts Harbor, were distinctly seen. It was a sort of night mirage. \y Was witnessed for sevaral minutes and then alow!: e Lo e evimoss. Buch wondarfo] :pechclumnnxvlundthnan land or water. U Voice Culture. An enlarged and improved edition of Manuel Garcia's great work on the art of singing has re- cently mads its appearance in London. As any obgérvations which come from this great teacher have a greater value than from any other ad- thority, we_reproduce from it one paragraph which will be of groat value fo teachers and gcholars. Garcis says: It is genorally believed that the more we open our tho more easily and powerfally can sounds bo emitted, but this is guite o mistake. Too large a sep- aration of the jaws tightens the pharynx, snd conse- Quently stops a%l ibration of the voios, depriving the haryn of fts vault-like resonant form. If tho testh foo mearly closed the voice will sssume s grating character, somewhat like the effect produced by sing- ing through ocomb. By projocting the lips ina funnel shope the notes become heavy. en ho mouth .nssumes an oval abspo, le _thal of afish, the voice is rendersd dull and llwmz; the vowels aro imperfectly articulated and sll but indis- Yinguishnblo; besides which, the face has 8 hard, cold 04 most nnpleasing expression, To opon the mouth iho lower jaw should be allowsd to fall by its omn tho corners of the lips retire slightly, This movement, which keeps the lips gently prexsod sgainst the teeth, opens tho mouth in just proportion, 293 givos it an ‘greesble form. Tho tonguo shoult Do logse and motionles, without any sttempt to raise it ot cithor oxtremity ; the muscloa of the throst should be relaxed.” C—— MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH. New York Financial News. NEw Yok, June 14,—Thero was no change in money o-dny, and call losns were easy at 6 to 3 per cent. 'Gold was heavy and lower, declining from 117 to 116, At the close, howover, the market wa3 steady, and left off at 1165@116%. Tho rates paid for carrying wero 3%, 3, 4, 2 23, and 1 per cent, and_flat for borrowing, orolgn’ oxchangos wero firm, but_thero was very 1ittle business after the closing of themall. Primo pankers sixty-doys’ sterling could not be bought at fhe close at 109, and the quotations wero 100 1-16 to logsg, Good to primo eight bills are quoted at110 to 1104, Cuséoms Tecelpts to-dsy, $203,642. e, $18,046,000, Tho Assistant Treasurer paid out $£54,000 on account of intercst and in redemption of 530 ‘bonds. - ‘Government bonds wero lower. Tbe offerings were very small, and did not satisfy the demand. ‘State bonds were very steady ot about nominal rices. Thero was a Jesa active business in stocks than on yosterday. TEis was particulazly true of the after- oo, when tho market was very dull. After the mo- mentary decline at the opening, prices maved up rap- ialy, and for o time speculation was_sctive at an ad- Vange of 1) per cent in St. Paul common, and an average improvement in the remninder of the list of about % perceat. Towards midday thero ws & Sroaker feollng again, which continucd in o fow cases uptil the close of business. Sterling, 108% . Union Pacific bonds. 86; Northwestern Central Pacific mmnfi Rock Island. £ | Del. Lack. & Western.105% N. J. Ceatral. artford & Erie..... 3X Bt. Paul..... Foreign Markets. Lrvenroor, Juue 14—11 2. m.—Flour, 278 6@28s 6d. Winter wheat, 12s 2d; epring, 115@124 ; white, 118 11d@12s 10; club, 125 4d. Corn, 26s 94@27a, Fork, G5s. Lard, 885 Gd. LrvEnPoor, .June 14—2:30 p. m.—Dreadstulls un- chismged. Pork, 623 6d. Toxpox, June 14—3 p. m.—Consols for monay, §25 for necount, 9235 ; 6-208 of ‘65, 9213 do of 67,921 1040s, 69; new ba, 89% ; Evic, 50%. of %62, 96. FRANKFORD June 1 v rentics ‘Pamis, June 14.—Rentes, 5Gf T5c. Lrvreroor, June 14,—Cotton quiet ; middling up- land, 8%@Jc ; Orleans, 95/@IXc ; ralcs, 10,000 bales mfim, 6,000 bales, snd speculation and export, ‘Breadstuffs quiet. Oots 6. Beef, 818 6d. Tallow, ‘unchanged. markei bare. Pork, G2s 4136d, Al other articles The New York Produce Market. NEw Yosx, June 14.—CorroN—Dull ; middiing up- 1and, 205, Brraberorrs—Flour dull and Jower ; Tecelpls, 22~ 000 brls; superfne Western, $5.25@5.70; common exira, £5.25@6.70 5 good to choice, $6.75 white whoat, $1.50@9.50; Ohio, $6.55@9.50 8t. Lonis, $6.95@11.00. $4.T6@5.35, Tower and less active ; o 51,000 bu; Northwestern 2 ‘Milwaukes, $L49@1.50; $1.56 ; winterred Western, $1.60. Ryo hoavy: ern, first half July, 83c. ‘Barley and malt dull and Tnchanged. Gorn less active and easier ; recelpts, 1,- 000 bu ; now ruixed Westarn, 54@58c ; hoated do, 503 (@53 ; ‘white, T0xc; yellow, 65c. Oata unchanged ; Teceipts, 76,000 ba. aur o0l o taie deman 3, but prices weak; domentio eece, 4¢3 mediam do, 46¢ 5 um 30@s3c; Galif. B@Ne. ; Tovs—Quiet and firm ; for crop of 1672, Lrataer—Quiet at 29@30c; Orinocs,} 27@28c. Grooerizs—Coffee quist and steady at 17X @19)c. Sugar quiet and steady ; fair to retalng, 746 8. Molasses quiet and unchanged. Rice quist steady st TX @B, PETROLEUM—Crude, BXc; Tefined, 195c. TusresTINe—Quiet at 46@45)c. PROVISIONE—Pork new mess, $16.65; firmer ; prime mess, $17.00@18.00. Beef dull and unchanged, Cut meats—Pickled hams, 11}@12)0. Middles un- cbanged. Lard firm ; Western steam, 8%@8 16-16c kettle, 87;@9¢c. BorrEa—Quict and firm ; Western, 15@23¢. Crzrsz—Quict and weak ; fair fo prime new State factory, 12@14c. Waisxy—In fair demand st 03)c. Vesscls Passed Detroit. Derrorr, Mich,, June 14.—PassEn Ur—Prope D, W. Powcrs, W. T. Graves, Union, Passalc, Potomac, 2me pire State, Chamberlin, City of New York, Nobraska, Forent. Gity and bargo? barks ed, Whilg, snd Blvey Watson, Vanderbilt; schrs Hels 'Alice Norris, Fly- Noshua, Cuba, Canisteo, T B ne Tutntctond, Snowasbp, Fomey Lootss. , Ru y erry Hanps, B , Bnowdrop, Fame, Louiss. DENTISTRY. CIRCULAR. Dr. 1. W, Sherwood's Dental Rooms ARE REMOVED TO No. 163 STATE-ST., northesst cornar of Monroo, opportto the Palmor Houso, ‘pormatontly located. Ho will do his best to. prosorva the naural tooth en- e s oot enae posacaa sl partast, o un e r A SR Ponmorly s De B 1. B Car penter. ‘Ho gives Vitalized Alr for the extraction of teoth wi outpain. The groatost chemical caro is given to e ‘manufacturo of gas, and it is cortainly pure, ploasant, sadsafe. Ho laa givon o moro than 14,000 perons 13 this oity” this anesthetic, aud not ono has ‘complained of injury or experionced any unpleasant effect. The most foobis and suffering invallds take it with impanity, and o S LR R B R E R g Artificial teoth are lnserted thesame rhe e s it t _dentars are either on gold or the cheap and popular rubber bass. M. B. JOHNSON, DENTIST, 89 Mndisoi-st., opposite Tribune Bailding. MERCHANT TAILORING. MERCHANT TAILOR, (LATE 450 WABASH-AY.), Has removed to his new, central, aud spa~ cious quarters, 143 HADISOH-ST,, Anderson’s Hotel Building. REAL ESTATE. lor you to make some money, or secure a fine lot for a home. " Wo ha - gocmrns Sas v for s e, Mo hors spenad ce Sl znfloau o make it the best investmeat, w(!.h‘s;:rn!; & SKILLMAN, 123 Bouth Glark-st. AUCTION SALES By ELISON & FOSTER. GREAT SALE ENGLEWOOD ROPERTY AT AUCTION, On Monday, June 18, at1o’clock p. m., on the premises, EIGHTY LOTS Adapted for Residence and Busizess, FRONTING ON State-st,, Vincennes-av,, Dearborn, and Clark-sts. the Michigan Pittaburgh & F't. W) ix trains daily, each wni, atopping st the Normal School Depot at Sixty-cig! utes’ walk of the proj S isa suburban town; there is much ag- tivity in building and improvements o kinds. Two new churches are being erected this season ; 50 to 76 dwelling houses arenow being built, and many other substantial im- fif,%"m\?"{‘ dn‘a gomg 'r:.'l':h Streets are g:had@d graveled thro ©_property e in SR &ehoota toany of the e apiank zfln‘dewnlk:rgum eul\g;glmssnhool Depot to © pro an ummer s aidewn& I be, bt fom the Depeton ixtrum- . Taking property all, it-is of the most desirable and sttractive character, and offers tho best inducements for speculation and ocoupsation of any Prop- erty now offered for salo in the suburbs of Chioago. _This property is only seyen miles from VanBuren-st. Dopot; time in getting there only about 30 minutes, and the fare cents, The looation is healthy, with water, Refreshmenta will be of aasthnnd a free ride will be ‘who wish to attend the sale. Terms of sals, 1-3 cash, balance in 1 and 2 188 with 8 per cent inferest. A deposit of 50 Wil be roguired on cach lot. 1 [ War- ranty Dee 0 given, printed copy of abstract of title. cinl train of cars will start from the ‘Boock Island Railroad Depot on VanBuren- t., at 12 o’clock noon, stopping st Twenty- second-st., and return atb o'clock, free for all who wish fo attend the sale. Particulars and plats will be furnished by ELISON & FOSTER, Auctioneers, 87 Market-st. First Grg,nd Sale D PERTY. PEREMPTORY SALE OF TEN ACRES, To be Sold in Xots, AT AUCTICN, On Taesday Afternocn, Jume 17, At 3 o’clock, on the premises, to close_an undivided interest. Being subdivision of the 8. E. 1-4 of the 8. W. 1-4 of the N. W.1-4 of Section 12, Town 39, North of Range 13, East, lying south and fronting on Sacramento Square and Central Park Boulevard, and west of and fronting on Sacramento-av. In this subdivision there are10 elegant Res- idence Lots fronting on S8acramento 8quare, which is to be used &s & Park; 10 elegant Lots fronting on Central Park Boulevard, which is 2650 feet wide; 10 elegant Lots fronting on Sacramento-av., which i8 100 feet wide; and 38 cholce Lots fronting on Nicholls and Y&ger-ats., Jess than two minutes’ walk from the Depot of the C. & N. W. Raiiroad. is property is east of and near Central Park, being situated on the Grand Central Park Boulevard, and only about three miles from the Court House, and one mile inside the city limits. Of all the choice property fronting the Parks of Chi- ong%i:one fis more m‘r’::ss:ble or ';13- siral or has & greater prospective value than this‘.'m § 35505k, - S eopton st e, Woh Back St and retarm at b o'olook, for the convenisnce of all porsons ‘who would like to attend the sale. All are invited. TERMS OF 8. csah, balance ove, two, and thres years. A deposit of 850 ' jaired on each lot. *ldnwlwf- Printed abstracts A 8D8 a b each pmhuofi For. L:l.um»lt‘lgn Am_i' I‘M‘;::Iol on Messra. ELISON & FOSTER, Auctioneers. TW0 MILLION .DOLLARS. GREAT CLOSING OUT. TRUSTEES’ SALE REALAND PERSONALPROPERTY Belonging to the CHICAGO LAND COMPANY, AT PUBLIC AUCTION, (n Wednesday, the 18th day of Juns, 1873, By tho asticles of the association of sald Compsny, vided that all tho DWhfi:hs‘n.dl B ntass fi.mm of Janc, 105, zanat bo sold at suotian for A ity is cencrally located in the CITY OF OHI- CAGD andls vaimed st 81,300,000, and composed lacgel o e o e e of vuoantlota 1 o on o 3 el m%xmuum ek, 21l woll adspied for business Ducposta. Be itio to this proporty i unquestionod, having bosa® LTy e A R Ao raonal Sonaista of totes bearing 7 per omn one to_ fivo yesrs to. rin, and ¥ abaut 700,000, . These notes g parments on land bought from '&?0’3‘;313 Lo mkors toroof, snd.thetr payment, I8 secarod by e s on tho same, - TERSS OF BALE, OASH. Tha B Mo sate: Bihasers of robty will g 3 Y e ek -doponti on the 4us o7 ele oF10 juf cent O exmount of fhols purchaso, s balanco to, be. paid Sithin thisty davs, o &8 oon af Lo Teata and dolivered: e o atle e MAHLON D. OGDEN, L. 8. BEECHE GEORGE WATSON, Chicago, March12, 1872, Toattecs. . B. BoGUE, Sceratary. Ofico sonthwist earner of Lake and Clarksts., Room 8, second floor. TEE ABOVE - Peremptory CLOSTNG-OUT SALE OF THE CHIGAGO LAND GOMPANY, BY ATUCTION, Will Positively Take Place on Wednesday Morning, June 18,1873, at 10 o’clock, ON THE GROUND, commencing sala st East Division- st_ bridge. will leave Ogden's Building, corner of LR el R S " o coav e 10 couvey InleR ION & POSTER, Auctionsers. AUCTION SALES, X By ELISON & FOSTER. ° THE CLOSING SALE MR, GALE'S SUPERB OOLLECTION 0LL PAINTINGS, AT 958 WABASH-AYV., Wil take place on MONDAY HVENING, | TUNE 186, at8 o*clock. sell on TUESDAY MORNING, Juns 17, at 11 Wowil e e southonat cormer f_ Clinton aud. Monroo- £15. %Ky patine ellsota of the UNITED STATES BRICK 3{A0HINE Co. i AT AUCTION, sisting of lotiars patent lssusd by tho United Bts g o Lok e B e provaments. brick machines. ~Also the office ful 10 second. o6, ure, one achinery of all kinds, large 1ot of wronght, 08s; 000 7o} e bl onoas Horse, b d har D¢ 0188, a0 ook wt Meison-5t. bridge, And all tho personal prop- ety belonziog o sald sstasd, \PLOIHENS Asstgnoo. ELISON & FOSTER, Anctlonoers. BANKRUPTCT! BANKRUPTCY! Wo will eoll on WEDNESDAY morning, JUNE 18, 187, ot I oclock, st the brickyard of aald I:om.yng. on the Nlinols & Michigan Oanal, balf milo west of Bright- e ot veta of tho Uslied Biaies Brick Se- ehine Company, AT ATUCTION. Ons hores, 3w u 150 brick bozes, 27 trac] e e easilno, 13 sats of hacmess sssortment of Linploments, snd ‘ool ‘of ‘various_ kinds, {arge lot of Orookery, Kitchsn Utensils, &o., &c., be- Ionging to sald estate. By order of L. LEWIS, Assigneo. ELISON & FOBTER, Auctioneers. FIVE LOTS ON SHURTLEFF-AY,, Botween Twenty-ninthiat, (formerly known as Swift-place) and Thistjeth-st. (formerly known as. ‘Whitehouse-place), AT ATCTION, (N TOESDAY AFTERNOON, JUNE 24, At 3 o'clock, on the ground. Being Lots and £3; 3 fest front by 15 feet B Lo 2 o ey itle pcr.!eefl.mg'-gs—ono- fourth cash, huml,%'nmimn, with 8 per oent 1o~ forcar. *Thtae Lota a0 sltasiod caly o blooks west of purposss. Persons st sale m? take m:‘:hfik Oll:h'fl ‘Thirtieth-st., Wi only. ‘mint walk from the prot o, » tow minutes” wylt S L GETERL, Aucttoneors. i By WML A. BUTTERS & CO. SALE OF VALUABLE CORNER LOTS, Business and Residencs Property, Monday, June 16, at 10:30 a. m., Ou the ground, corner of Clark-st. and Webster-ar., noar Lincola Park. Wm, A. Butters o< To. WILL SELL BY AUCTIION, At the time and place sbose named, 4 Oholoo Oorner Lots and 9 Inside Lots, suitable for stores and residences. A good sewor passes each Iot; also water and gas. Salo ‘poaitive. T third cash, balance in 1 and 8 years. WM. A. BUTTERS & CO., Auctioncers. WHISEY, WINE, ALE, Pipes, Cut Nails, &c., AT AUTOTION, Tuesday Morning, June 17, at 10 o'olock, At our Salesrooms, 55and 57 South Canal-st., 16 Brls, Monongahels, Old Bourbon, Sour IMash, Old Crow, Efiver Creek, Marshall, Bourbon, and Body Whiskies, sil prime goods, &muf. Clarot Wine :&I‘lne-. Ale, &o. 20 Casks Og$ Nails. ‘Wi A. BUTTERS & CO., Auctlonosr. WEDNESDAY, JUNE 18, Open Wagons, ress 'Wagons, AT ATUCTION, At55 and 57 South Canal.st.. Wednesdsy morning, at 10 o’clock. WM. A. BUTTERS & CO., Anctionesrs. SPECIAL SALE. d desirabl - » UL‘IDTUA:IE\ a:..“m“ Raady-Made Clothing, ] AT ATUCTION, On WEDNESDAY, JUNE 18, at 9)£ o'clock, in Bowen Baddoih ae Bros.” Blook, 15 aad 17 Lagt Be ks & 00., Auctionesrs. DRY GOODS, Fanay Dress Goods, Btraw Goods, &o., AT AUCTION, On THURSDAY, JUNE 18, at 93 o'elock, in 0o TR, VR, Mt ook 2 Boven WL A 2 co., ‘Anctionoers. Sonth Shurb Property AT AUCTION. This Delightful Subnrban Property Embraces Somg of the Choicest Lots on the Sonth Shore LAKE FRONTAGE AND GROVE, Will be sold by us on Monday, Jus 23, This Property Must be Sold, SBEE BILLS. ‘WM. A. BUTTERS & CO., Auctiopoers. By TAYLOR & HARRISON. ATTRACTIVE SALE OF Dry Goods, &c., ‘AT ATCTION, Wednesday, June 18, at 9 1-3 o’clock, sistiog of & Jargo_Lino of Liams Lac Sockets, “Grenading Shawls, Sirip D ST e e R e Jarsy Iatze 1ok choes; Roady.Made Clothing, new invoicd fos' Linen d Long S 1s, Fine d M Bl i riment. Damask Tomsia and Nopkias, e Hostory and Handkorchicts, Ladies® s Eacas. Mou's Bamshor Underwear, d Casaime Falf Line ot Not &e., &o. ciths ey PRt 81 and 33 Sonth Canalst * BY BRUSH, SON & CO. At 74 West Van Buren-st, TUESDAY, June 17, at'10 a.m., Will be sold FUBNITURE, OARPETS, BEDDING, Crockery, Refrigerator, Btoves, i etc., effects of a 11-room house. BRUSH, 8ON & 00., Auctioneers. Wednesday, June 18,at 10 a.m,, Wil be sold Parior Sults, Chamber Sots. Bodsteads, Bu- roans, Tablos, Mattrosses, Bodding, Lounges, Oarpets, Cook Stoves, Paslor, Dining-room, and Kitohon ¥urni- tare. PRUSH, 50X & CO., Auctimeers, 1 Bouth Canal-st. T0 THE TRADE IN GENERAL ATCTION SALB GENERAL MERCHANDISE At 91-2 o'clock a. m., June 16, 1873, At No, 8 West Madison-st. (Galt Houso Block), 850,000 Stock, without reserve. E. A. JESSELL, Auctioneer. A ON SALE! GEO. P. GORE & CO., 68 & 70 Wabash-av., Are now opening direct from Custorn-House, and will have on exhibition TO- MORROW, afine lot . Trench Bronze and Gilt Clocks, Brouzs Figures and Statnetts, and Fancy China Ware. They are of thé Iatest styles, and are select- ed samples, and will be sold at auction, of ‘which notice will be given. DRY GOODS!! GREAT OPENING SALB On Tuesday Morning, June 17th, at 9:30 0’Clock, In the now, elegant, and cammodions quarters, 63 sad 70 Wabash-av. A very attractivo line of Dress Goods in Alpscss, Delaines, Linens, Suitings, &o., &o. : A'splendid Line of Genf's Summor Styles, Fino Folt ta And invoices of Goods, Hoslery, Und 3 Umbroilss, and B e Sotans, oy i i At11 o'clock special otering of Ingrain Usrpéta by tha GEO. P. GORE & CO., Auctionoers, 63 80 70 Wabash-8v. EUREKA ! Call and See Our New Store! The Largest and Finest Auction- House in Americal The LARGEST and MOST ELEGANT stock of Household Furniturs EVER OFFERED AT AUCTION, Rich Paslor Suits of evory description: Marble, Wood, ‘Walnat, Wardrobes; d Cottago Chamber Sots; Black u i z‘;‘v;mnnmh;lu»"mxfiu.e%y “Tabl ‘Bareaus and Comun Lounges, Chairs, toads, Mat rors, Velvot and' Wool Ca; G- - ocoratod Yare; 6 caaks of Yellow aad ‘kingham Waro, At 1l o'clock—Buggies snd Har- oss, Now York mi ., Augtiomaers, i iy apaener. Anctionsers. 63 Sooth Canalat. CUT THIS OUT FOR REFERENCE. Bideboards; Blarblo-top Sedaten 15 crates W. ery: 7 crates Roc! On Satarday, June 21. at 9 o'clock 8. . E0. P. GO! By HAVENS, 0SGOOD & CO., salo of DRY GOODS3 and NOTIONS, ngho:d': 3 3 sale hold %.35:’ rdfi-’n"};fis?fm’.gfi Gonoral Merchan- » 08 Ba Y g, 0SGOOD & CO., Auctioneers. AMUSEMENTS. L. B. LENT'S Traveling World sFair LEVIATHAN UNIVERSALLIVING EXPOSITION, METROPOLITAN MUSEUM, Monster Menagerie, Hippozoonomadon, Uara- van, Equescurrionlum, an Great NEW YORE CIRCUS! From ita Fourth-av, (New York) National Amphithostre ‘and Zoological Gardens, with 500 Men and Hoerses, 500 Animal Captives, 5,000 Museam Marvels, And €0 Car-loads of Curiosities. SIDE: Comr State and Wednes. ‘T SIDE: Cor- W11 exhibit at Chicago_SOUTH second-sia;, Monday, Tassday, 5. "And on'the WEI! Thursday, Friday, one hour Iater. MYERS' OPERA HOUSE. - LAST WEEK ! LAST WEEK! LAST WEEK OF MORAN & MANNING'S MINSTRELS. A Great Bill for the Closlng Performance. Monday, June 16, and grening, AN ENTIRE 000 16 W FIRST PART. ATKEN'S THEATRE, ‘Wabash-av. and Congreas-st. Unfluz!hlmalm:&ta.ls{wrk FRARK E. AIREX ENORMOUS ATTRAGTIONS For the Summer Season! IN THIS SPLENDIDLY-VENTILATED AXD EX- TRAORDINARILY COOL THEATRE. MONDAY EVENING, JUNE 16. 'Will be prosented every ovening, and for the Matinees on Wednesday & Saturday, ‘With MAGNIFICENT NEW SOENERY, by Halley and Bmith; MEOHANICAL NOVELTIES, by our master ‘mechanic, O. M. Crouso, and assistants; ELEGART PROPERTIES, by Mr. H. Over and sssistants; BEAT TIFUL NEW COSTUMES, by ¥r. James Balloch and assistants; CHEMICAL ILLUMINATIONS, by Prof Thomss Bent; and the MOST MAGNIFICENT Transformation Scene EVER SEEN IN CHICAGO ! ByJ. SOMER GETZ. And with a cast of characters cmbracing such eminent names ss Mr.J. Frank Northrep, TENOR. IR, HENRY PEAKES, BASSO. MISS ISABELLA MOTTE, SOPRANO. And tho Peerloss MORLACCHL o B e e s The Charming Spectacalar Opers of ZOLOE! Founded on Auber’s *‘LA BAYADERE, "and cast iathe following manner: e A Full Choras of 30 Selected Voieas! A Grand Incidental Ballet! New_snd Enlarged Orches! Under the | Leadership of Mr. George Loeach. EXTRA ANNOUNCEMENT. the attractionsof these in the high For the purpose of enhancin DR OERER IR ORMANCES €t degreos, tho satiro celebrated BERGER FAMILY, VOOALISTS, INSTRUMENTALISTS, AND BILVER CHIMES PERFORMERS, and tho fanous Mumorist, Sol.SmithRussell, ‘Havo boen engaged, and sach eventag will glves. GRAND ENTRACT CONCERE. dmtton, 30 GALE OF FRICES: h st Resorvod Orc wpring seatara O v o Orabcatrn Cirelo; spring peat sz seat arm chair, §11 So; Private fitdren Ve Balcony, 5] . cushioned’ sofas, e Matinoss 0 under ) youra) tncluding Resorved Seat, Sic; Private Soioa 0 T~ Seats secursd one week in advance without exta HOOLEY'S THEATRE. BEST COMPANY IN AMERIGA! TUESDAY, Juns 17-During the woek and st the Midh nees, after elaborate preparation, the Boclety Comody, eatitlod GARIE OF LOVE! WITH EVERY MEMBER of this EXCELLENT 0% PANY in ths cast. Second Balco 210 and 26. A A O AR AR TP NEW BONGS, NEW ACTS, by Maaning and Moran, NEW SONGS and DANGES, by Ch and Keanedy. NEW SONGE sad DANGES, by Cheorer The porformance concluding with Unsworth and Eg- gene's Barlesque Opera of IL TROVATORB. in hils great; character of.. mora Has the Fie ¥ TRSTORE Fie Luna! ery...... s ‘With & cast comprising the entire Compazy. Friday Evoning, June 20, Complimentary Benefit to BILLY MANNING- Grand Family Matinoo Satarday at 3 o'clock. NORTH SIDE TURNER HALL, ‘North Clark-st. ME. Horold; Orchestrs. 2. A. Tarjol and Mr. E. Millard; Senors E. Schaltze. Goodwin. 6. Birds (German Song), Gumi 7 f‘fm.u(: jade, Solaberts atil . Sonor La Vien. R y o] i 5 5. Brindial (from e iss’ Fannlo Goodwin. 7. T . R. Wagner, Orohestrs, st B oS¢ 7.%0. Concort to commence at§ p. m. Tickots, 81.00. ‘fhe Concert Grand Plano used on this occasion ls from the celebratod Deckor Bros', Manufactory, and is Lindly furnished by Mr. Elmore's Musto Btors, on State, R adolph-st. GROW’S OPERA HATL, 517 West Madison-st. Crowded housos! Seventh Froe Lecturo, M night 3 Theme—Li; 'fi; and Shades of M‘;nrdfi.:d E(’:‘- Tho_closo by DIS. Cabinet. siniy Orchest £ fy Free Examination at, trated by the Groat Physiglogical HOTEL. C | H 479, 481 & 483 STATE-ST., ) CORNER ELDRIDGE-COURT. TERMS, $2.50 PER DATY. BENJ. N. ANDERDAN, Proprietor. Permanent andy Day Boarders taken at Reasunable Ratps: BASE BALL GOODS. BASE BALL. J. A, PIERCE'S BASE BALL EMPORIUM, 79 SOUTH CLARKST. Everything in the Baso Ball lin d Western Headquarters Prof~ssional ey Pl eitonsiin B o BUSINESS CHANCE. INOWIT Ts the timo to buy for cash, ata bargaln, s small Trim- ming Btoro, elegaatly located for both Millinery and Drossmaking, with a A0 trade already catablished.” Ap- 1y at once. Address U 8, Tribuno office. MEDICAL. A. BISSON, Treats Chronlo Diseases (without medicine), espaci T ticaniy sssociatod milh loma. of Soroon Pawu‘:?fi Rheumatizm, Pa: No. ‘ells and Franklin, Rbsumadln Paralyaly, aod Gemeral Debility. vaat., betweon Chisago, Office Hours—13t0 1, and 6 t0 7 p. me Act 2-—-The Marriage. Act 3—-Quick Sands. Act 4-~Deep Water: In rehesrasl—A new Socisty Drama by Brossaa Bree ard, author of **SARATOGA,” ** DIAMONDS," ¢ § In proparation—** MAGNOLIA.” Monday, Juno 16—Benefit of Mr. JOHN DILLOY. ¢ Three glotlons plecos. Ar. John Dillon fn throe ol § groat characters. E M'VICKER'S THEATRE. Monday Evening, June 16, and nnfil_furthér 3 tice, the brilliant young artiste, RATIE PUTNAN, 1nanew and besutiful Socisty Drams by FREDERI & BOOK, ESQ., . B Z . BladeO’ Grrass&i Act 1--The Proposal. E | ! I ! | !z Blade O’ Grass, ol S i Lucy Brighly, i ‘With New and Original Songs aad Dasecs. ¥ MATINEE Saturday at 2 p. 13 NIXON'S ALEELIITHEATEB Commencing MOKDAY, June 16, Saturdsy Hii# & CAL WAGNER'S MINSTRELS | J. H. HAVERLY..... WITH 24 POPULAR ARTISTS! Lo 8 BRILLIANT COMEDIANS? 5 TALENTED VOCALITS I And Full Brass Band. Prioes as ususl. Resorved Beats on sule st Bt 52 ACADEMY OF MUSIG An entire change of B, and first sppearss® o MISS MINNIE LODER YEAMANS, LITTLB P i E. g E (= X =3 Matineo—WEDNESDAY AND BATURDAY. - SHARPSHOOTER'S PARE PICNIOC- Pleiades Lodge, No. 478,A.1‘.” ‘Wednesday, Juné =% ., 3 Gars will leavo Nemberry-av. and —|! 7. », NEW OHURCE L0 MISS ANNIE MANE, and the wibbf FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE 0BG