Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, June 29, 1873, Page 16

THE CITICAGO DAILY TRIBUKRE: SUNDAY, JUNE 29 1873. ° T the hearts and_brai - REAL ESTATE DRESS GOODS. AUCTION SALES AUCTION SALES, AMUSEMENTS. THE BAR AND INSTITUTE. | g hehesciesed, e o0, 00 i dovasia: O | ST GORE B 00T |~ e *" 68 & 70 Wabash-av. HOOLEY'S THEATRE, Revival of the War Between Members of the Bar and Members of the Law Institute. Bill Filed by a Member of the Bar for the Possession of the Law. Books Sent to Chicago After the TFire. Allegations of an TEstraordinary Nature---For #Whor: Were the Books Intended? The Troubles and Responsibilities of Interpreting the Intentions of the Charitable. Thomas J. Sutherland, * on behalf of himself end ell other unsatisfied persons equally inter- ested with himself, who shall come in and con- {ribate to the expensas of this Buit,” yosterday filed a bill in the Superior Court, praying that the Chicago Law Institute may be compolled to. render a full and perfect acconut of all the Iaw- books spd all the sums of monoy which,| wero sent to Chicago subgequent to the great firo of 1671, to tho Bar of tho city,’ 2nd also to the Institute for the use of said Bar, and a1l metters and things connected therowith, and that said books ané money moy bo placed in the possession and under the contzol af the said Bar of the city,.tobe controlled and taken care of as the mcmbeors of the Bar may seo fit; that the snid Tnstituto be restrained by injunction in sny woy refusing complainant, or persons equally intarested with himself, the privilege of looking 5t and using said books without cost, and for furiher relief. Complainant shows that in July, 1871, he be- ceme o practising lawyer of respoctability in the conrts of Chicago, and has becn continually since, and is pow, o lawyerof reepectability, prac- tising in 1l the conris of law, and also & mom- bor of the bar and legal profossion ; that on the 8th and 9th of October, 1871, nearly all the law offices of Chicago wero destroyed in the great fire, iwgluding the law-books contained therein, a8 we o5 the publio library, so-called, of the Chicago Law Insiitute; that nearly every Lawyer in the city lost all the law-books he pos~ sessed, the entire profession, 600 in number, being left entirely withont ‘books to aid them in tINr pursuits; that complainant’s law library was Of the valuo of €500, sud thst he was left entirely without the books necessary ‘o him to practice, and deprived of all his earthly pos- sossions except the suit of clothes upon his per- son; that the extent of the calamity caused by tho fire moved the whole world to =& geserons and indiscriminate sympathy for the sufferere, and also to & special sympathy for the unfortunate lawyers; and that, for many months afterwards, States, cities, snd individusls sent largoe numbers of fai-books, and large sums of money to bo used in jbo purchase of law-books, as s free Fift to tho lawyers of tho city who had lost thoir Iew-books in the firo, with the intent that such books should be placed in snd form a public Jibrery to be forever thareafter devoted to the froo tiee of each and every one of said lawyers, to psyment of the mDecessary eurrent espenses for taking care of ond keep- ing up said dopatod books snd library; and B AR, valov of such donated books, and tho money donated, aggregated $15,000, of which ‘donations was ono from the Hon. Joel Parker, %o the Mayor of Chicago, for the freo uso and benefit of the Bar of said city. b Farther, that & large proportion of gaid books 4nd money s seut to the Bar of Chicago by address, or io coriain individuals, for the free use and benefit of said Bar, and the balance to & certain corporation known as the Chicago Law Tpstitute, the latic, as the complainant charges the foct to be, for $ho freo use snd benm- efit of the whole Bar of the city; that the whole of said books and money so sent to the said Institute were forwarded with the bo- Tief and intention that they would in that man- ner more certainly reach the Bar; that, immedi- alely after the fire, tho members of the said In- stitute and their friends circulated statements turoughout the world that the said Instit.te contamed in its membership all or near- Iy sl of the membors of the Bar ot Chicago, thercby conveying the impren- sion sbrosd that sny fit of law-books sud mouey that might mede to the Said Institute would in _reslity be & gift to said Bar; and that John M. Wilson, a for- §er Judge of the Superior Court of Chicsgo, on the 95th of October, 1871, also sent out a circu- Jar asking contributions to the Bar uf the city, representing that tho_better way of scoding wauld be direct to sad Institute, 58 being the Surer way of reaching suid Bar, copics of which appeals were published ab the time in the city newspapers, and are familiar to the reader ; and subject, that in rospouso fo eaid sppoal many donstions were et to tho city; but complainant charges that it is' mot frue, 88 ropresented i soid appeals, that nearly all the lawyers of tbo city wore members ofsaid Tustituto, or that they afterwards became mem- ers, the fact being thet not moro_than 150 law- yors were members, out of tho 600 members of e Ber then practicing in the city ; snd he chnrges that not more than fifty members have Joined ths Instituto since the fire, and that even 1hose would not have joined had it not been for the conduct of said Institnte as hereaftor stated. Furiher, that said law-books and moncy, 88 they arrived, wero taken possescion of bY the £aid Institnto, and appropnated to the exclusive e and boneft of the members of said corpora- tion, tothe disregard of the rights of (ko Bar Who were not members, said instilution refusiug ever since to allow tho members of the Bar, not members of the Institute, to examine or in any way derive benefit from apy of such dona- tions, even on tho payment by esch of eaid lawyers of his pro rmts sharo of tho current expenses of caring for said books; hat tho institution is @ stock company, snd if one membor were fortunate enough to buy up the stock of the other members, he would become Lhe Institnto, and mij ropriste the whole of eaid property to his individual use. That, with the money thus donated, tho Insti- . tute purchased books, and added them to_their own private stock, tlien of the value of 2,500 y. . Complainant next gives as full a list a8 he can ocommand of the donation ethus received and ap- propristed by the Institute, and charges that oach donaticn was accompsnied by evidence that it was intended for the Bar gencrally, and not such members of the Bar only as belonged to the Institute. He then goes on to say that on tho 1st of March, 1872, he went to the rooms of eaid Institato, and took down from 1he shelves three law-books, part of the books donated %o the Bar, of which he was a membor, for the sole purpose of examining them, when an officer of gaid Institute told him he conld not look at said books unlees he became a member of the Institute, and complainant asked the terms of membership, which were stated at S25 per year for the first two years, and €25 per year, together with the assess- ments for the ncxt two years, $25 being paysble on joining, whereupon complain- Ent, refusing to becomo a member, was or- dored to leave, and afterwards, baving gone through s similar sceno with the libmxm,li:n, protesting thst he was willing {0 pay a fair charge for the cost of zeog:in the books, but wouwd not enter a close and high tariff corpora- . tion, since which pe-iod he Las never entered eaid rooms, or looked: st ssid books. And ho charges that the eaid Insti- tate has doprived him of the much- needed and wished for privilege of referring toand consulting the law-books donated by the world to the Chidsgo Bar; donations contributed “bya world whose generosity in the awful catastrophe of the timo, when a noble centre of commerce lsy in ashes, was indiscriminate, im- artial, and God-like;” and that all other mem- s of the Bar, who are not membersof the Institute, suffer eimilarly at tho hands of the Tostituto, He charges that the price of member- ship is exorbitant and exceasivo, and intended onlyto keep ont of the Institute those who wers rendered destitute by tte fire, and are still poor, for whom the books weremore particularly needed, 810 searly from oach member of tho Bar ‘being amply sufficient for the proper care of the books; that every State in”the Union would bave sent its Supreme Cour} reports to the Bar of Chicago had not the conduct of the Institate become known, and doterred_their doing 805 that the Institute refuses to listen to any terms of arrangement that does not continue it i ita full end complete control of tho property; and {hat the conduct of the Institute i8 an outrago tion of the city, forgot to be partial and discrim- inate. Wherefore, complainant prays relief, ote., a8 aforesaid. ¥ s W THE WRIGHT LAND.SUIT. To the Editor of The Chicago Tribune: . Sm: Some days gince, & sensational n.\'tm}e appeared in your paper, ono or two columns in length, annonncing that suit would bo brought by Mrs. Catbarine B. Wright against the owners of the property lying betwoen Rapdclph and Madison stroets, snd betwoen Carpenter’s Addi- tion and Elizabeth street, in this city. This article sesumed to givo the names of the numerons owners, and such particulars as could only be obtained from persons who have made the subject & study, from which I infer that it originated with, and was prepared by, parties who have becn investigating this titlo for pur- poses which I refrain from characterizing as I think-hey deserve. Why you should bave published such an® article, attacking the titles of the ownors of mear §1,000,000 worth of prop- orty, in sdvance of any litigation, I cannot im- sgine, knowing, sa T do, that the propriotors of your paper are responsiblo for the dsmage you have done. 1 thick it due io innocont property-owners to relieve thelr minds from the apprehensions cre- ated by sour article, by stating that no such caso can bo made out 88 is presented by that article. The property in question belonged to John §. Wright, being & part of tho estato of Lis father. It was sold under exccution in favor of the Btate Bank of 1llinois. The certificate was sasigned and deed mads to Catbarina B. Tarner, who soon after becamo Mrs. Wright. The conveyances © by Mrs. Wright, at least for the morth half, and probably for all the property, wero duly 'mode and acknowledged. She was not forced to exe- cute thom by her husband. But, in addition, s full scswer to the pre- tendod claim is, that, by tho laws of Tllinois, Mre. Wzishz has had full control of her soparate property during the lnst twolve years, and is therefore bound by the statutes of limitation from maintaining such & snit DOW. A PROPERTT-OWXNER. Croaco, June 98, 1873 Rrmangs, It was probably erroneous, in a technical sense, to publish an abstract of Mrs. Wright's bill in chancery in advance of its being filed in court, Ithns boen filed since, however i g0 that the error may be considered damnum absque injuria. Wo kmow nothing sbout the merits of the suit. It may be totally destitnte of merits. We do not intend to have it tried in our columns. M. Jamee C. Burns wos married last Wodnes- dny evening to Hiss Ellen Walsh, sister of Mr. Joln B. Walsh., The interesting cecemony took lnce a¢ St. Jarlath’s Church, and was performed ¥ the Rov. Father Cashmsn. The hsppy pair bave gone East to whilo awsy the honeymoon, and their friends wish long and happy lives. e e MERCANTILE AGENCY. J 1 Bradsirest &S00S IMPROVED Srcantile Agency. Our July Volume is now ready for delivery, and will be found more complete than ever before. Having opened Branch Offices in Peoria, St. Paul, and Burlington, we are ena- bled thereby to meet the wants of subscribers more readily. Terms made known at the Office, or Canvsssers will call on any who may desire to examing the best Agency-Book published. J. M. BRADSTREEY: & SON, Rooms 16, 19, 20 & 21 Portland Block. June 29, 1873, J. M. KEESE, Snlmdumndnm. VPNTH;ATOR. 1s & subject that ought to claim the attention of overy intelligent person in the communi- oy WOLLENSAK'S Transom Lifter 3 ‘iLOCK COMBINED. {J. £, WOLLENSAL, <3 228 LaSalle-st., CHICAGO. OCEAN NAVIGATION. White Star Line, OARBYING THE UNITED STATES MAIL Between New York, Curk, and Liverpocl The megnificont new and fullpowered Steamships of this Lino offer narivaled sccommodations to all classes of REPUBI A TIC, BRITANNIC. flmh&lmm New York on SATUR- DAYS, from Liverpool on THURSDAYS, calling at Cork ‘Harbor both ways. Ratos as Jow as any first-class lino. For furthor infarmation apply 1o Company's ‘Westorn Office, 8 Markott., Chicego. ALFRED LAGERGRI Agont. BEE‘NESS CARDS. LAWRENCE, WINSTON, CAMP- BELL & LAWRENCLE, Attornoys-atLaw, Rooms 15 to 19, No. 121 Rendolphist., ‘Chicago., s 0. B. LAWRINCE. ¥. 1 WINSTON. GEO. O. CAXPBELL. CHAS. B. LAWREXCE: Western Rag, Paper, Twine and Metal Warehonse. JOHN E. PETTIBONE, “Warshouse 286, 286 and 200 Fifth-av. Late of 104 an Randolph-st. Established fn 1553, d 108 Randol, Burnt out Oct.9, 1971, Stock called for in any part of city. HOTEL. THE West Side Clifton House ins Istely beon put in firstclass order, and good board and rooms can be obtained at ressonable prices. If you don't beliove it come and soe for yoursolf. RANGES. &c. NOTICE. BROIES, upaal Dogen dod, Tos Dms, wtbin o and te, at BEX. E. GIVAUDAN & TRESTED, JR., 349 Statont. v JCENERALNOLION, %Zi BEST BERLIN T 52 $2 Photographs, $2 486 Stateo=st., Opposits Centinental Hotel. GT{,ARI‘)l AGATNST CEOLERA, mall-Pox; th tagl 1 P eciant Bomdes the taon Helwbls Lutas d by all Drogyists. Lon't de- bt distnfoct your premizes at once. J. H. GRIFFIN & CO., 9 Jacksonet., Genoral Agonts for Northwost. AUCTION SALES REAF ESTATE, .0, Thayer & L0, REAL ESTATE Auctioneers and Brokers, Give their personal attention EX- CLUSIVELY to the sale of Real Estate, both at Auction"and pri- vate sale. Sales of Real Estate at auction tend greatly to stimulate transac~ tions, to increase traunsfers, and to keep the market in o buoyant state. The auction value of realty is its real value. Having had many years’ experi= ence in handling Real Estate at auction, as well as at private sale, we feel confident of giving entiroe satisfaction. Several large sales for July. 6. 0. THAYER & (0, OFFICE AND SALESROOM, 186 East Madison-st. DEXTER, PARK STOCK VARDS. LARGE AND UNRESERVED ATCTION SALE B OF 138 SPLENDID Residence & Business LOTSS, Loocated in tho vicinity of Dexter Park and the Stock Yards, fronting Wallace, Bissell, Forty-fifth and Forty-sixth-sts. and Stewart-av., on the ground, (n Wednesday Afternoon, July 9, 1873, A SPECIAL FREE TRAIN will leave the ld)apbb Og-‘lhe P., Ft. W.& O. B. W.on the ay of ealo. f A o Soulars in future advertisement. ¢. . THAYER & CO, Real Estate Auctioneers and Brokers, Office, 186 East Madison-st. WASHINGTON HEIGHTS We have unsold five or six splendid blocks near depot,at $110, $120, and $150 per lot, by the block ; one-third cash, balance in 1,3, and 3 years, with 7 per centinterest, Owing to erection of MILITARY SCHOOL, the LADIES’ SEMINARY, CHURCH, TOWN HATLL, and GRADED SCHOOL, this prop- erty will double in value within 13 ‘months. Title perfect. Free tickets to purchasers. B. F. CLARKE & CO, Wo. 122 LaSalle-st. CENTRAL PARK. I am suthorized to offer for sale five of the choicest lots fronting Central Fark, and ten lots on Monroe-st., in ssme vicinity, st a price fully 10 por cent below their present sotual value, HENRY B. MARBLE, Room 6, No. 79 Dearborn-s Forty Acres Handsome h:fh grounds, with grovesand improvemonts, A an Park, the most rapidly improving 2 ISy Arekad Clicagon for salo o exch e o 4 Saburb aro Cage for sl on prchangn: EXPOSITION. TTERSTATE TNDOSTRIAL - EXPOSITION OF CHICAGO. §1 WASHINGTON-ST., CHICAGO, Juno 19, 1673 To whom it may concern: N ‘James Nowlan, Esq.,1n0d the Staats-Zeitung Job Print. ‘Company have tho exclusive right to print and pub- 1ish, 1n tho English and German languages, the only offi Cial'catalogug of tho Inter-Stato Industrisl Exposition of Ehicago for 1673. This cataloguo will contain a full znd Complato liat of oxbibitors, togother with a description of Sach ontry, systamatically arranged, 50 88 to sorvo aaa Guids to the Kxpositiun, of which every visitor should Davoacopy. Nouther sich catalogue will bo publithed. Avertinsiments will be properly elassifiod undar sach do- pariment, 80 03 to s casily found. For advertising, wil Biew to rosch visitors to tho Exposition, no botter Tedinm could, in our opinion, bo found. For the Exoca- tive Cummittee, JOHN P. REYNOLDS, Secrotary. ALE. SCOTCH ALE. “We have just received, in prime condition, alarge consignmentof Messrs. Robin, McMil- 1an & Co.’s Celebrated Pale India Ale, in stone pints and gquarts, brewed speoially for ex- port, matured for twelvo months, cnd care- oty bottled st their Bummer Hall Browery, dinburgh. Early orders solicited. Apply to the importers P. McINTYRE & CO., 113 East Kinzie-st., Chicago. Or to STEEL & CO., cor. Madison and Dear- bornats., and WILLIAM DEWAR, 165 ‘East Washington-st. WANTED. WANTHED, An activo partuer, with s capital of from §8,000 fo 810,000, 1o engagola & wholesalo business well-estsblishod both in thcliy'and coantry; good rofercnco roa Address B 65, Tribune otlice, MEETINGS. A.J. 0. K. S. B. The brothren of the Kesheraro herewith respectfally fovitad 4o atteqd thio fustalation of Toutonis Ledso, o8 e A e A Sowar. Publio Lodgo takos piaco ia the cranlag- = P 'REV: B ELIASSOF, Sopher. Attention, Sir Knights. Ohleago Commandors, No. 19, K. T.— . 3 .} tequsl 15, i or the B GF U GROPY? SINCLALIY Recorder. Masonic. Reqular commprfcation of Ploiadss Lodgs No. 47 PO ol g o o e iy Mg TR importanco will bo by e s, Pioee &1a Kodgn. "By ariar L O. O. F. Officers and members of Home Lodgs, No. 416; P L R Gy Ry ing to-morrow night, JunoX. El {ox lomomow pight, Juns 3. “Electica of affcers and CHAS. A. ALLEN, Reo, Beo. COST SALE! Proviousto our semi-snnual inventory, we will offer this week, our entire stock of I’ajxlsg and Ottoman Shawls, at cost. Tace Shawls, Sacgues, and Fichus, at cost. Black Gros Grain Silks, at cost, Mohairs and Cashmeres, in new shades, at cost, Striped and Brocaded Japanese Silks, ab cost, Alpacas and Foulards, at cost. 1,000 Fashionable Parasols, at cost 1,000 Ivory and Satteen Fans, at cost. Tahle Linen and Naplkins, at cost. Towels and Towelings, at cost. Marseilles & Honeycomb Quilts,at cost 200 Linen Suits, at cost. 925,000 Yds, Hamburg Embroideries, Atlos than half the oost of impartation. MANNHEIMER BROS, 224 & 226 West Madison-st. To Dealers fifiunsumflrs of Anmra_sfl_fl Coal ared to receive and fill all winter stock of Coal, and would respectfully solicit_your patronage. Having tho largest and only Coal Sheds in the oity, 180 by 300 foet, with capacity for holding 8,000 ‘tons a’tegmd Coal at one time, Wle are Bnflged alivleyr at all tdi‘m(i: olean, dry Coal, properly screoned. . Bood e CReaily Gomahistraiod, tint Coal under cover will give moro heat and Inst longer than Coal exposed to the action of the wonther. Before purohasing, wo should ba‘ifleued to have you call and see our Sheds snd examine our Cosl. Should you favor us with your order, wo can deliver you Coal with above advantages ot lowost rates. ‘Hoping to hear from you either in person or by letter, we remain, yours, very rospect~ RELLEY, FIORLEY &C0. DEALERS IN COAL, Main Office, 130 LiaSalls-st., between Wash- ington and Madison. “W'e aro NOW P! orders fur fall an Yard'and Docks, cormer of Ninoteenth and Grove-sta., mear Eighteenth-st. Bridge, South 8ide. COAL. HARTWELLBROS. MAIN OFFICE, 75 Washington-st., corner Dearborn, DOCE AND YARD, 59 WEST TWELFTH-ST. Wo offer our SUPERTOR DELAWARE and HUDSON CANAL CO.'S LACKAWANNA COAL, delivered, as follows: . Large Egg; - - 9 per ton Small Egg,’ - = i‘) per ton Range, - - = gfl per ton Chestnut, -« = = 59 per ton Tod's calobrated Briar Hil, Hocklng Valley, Blosharx azd W vtagron Gasl; also Grand Traverso Maplo Wood at current rates. Orders left at either oftico will roceivo ‘prompt attention. ‘A NIMBLE SIXP: " ETC. PAIN-CURE. MRS, DR, CLEVELAND'S GREAT REMEDY, The Panarision Pain Gure, CHOLERA PREVENTIVE, Will Instantly Roliovo and Permancntly Cure Nervous and Sick Hesdache, Toothache, Earache, Catarrh, Sore Throat, Golio an Gramp, Neuralgia and Spinal Affection, Sore Eyes, Rheumatism, Coughs and Colds, Diar- Thes,and Dysentery, Fover and Ague, In- Haonmation of the Ridneys, Pleurisy, Liver Complaint, Palpitation of the Heart, Deaf- ness, Piles, Erysipelas, and Dyspepsis. It Telisves Asthma, and Phthisic in its severest forms, when all else Fails. Tt rogulstes and oqualizos tho eirculation, ]t.;:xsreby removing the causes of Pain an sense. For Sale by all Druggists. Price, $1.00. MANUFACTURED BY TATYTLOR & CO., 341 West Madison-st., Chicago, 11L. Forsalo by Van Schanck, Stevenson & Rold, Hurlbut & Edall, J. & K. W. Blocki, and all rotail draggists. REMOVAL. "REMOVAL. ATWATER & BUTLER, PUBLISHERS, STATIONERS, & PRINTERS, Havo rsmoved to their Now Stors, third door wost of Stato-st., NO. 72 RANDOLPH-ST. Dealers in FINE ART GOODS, Wholesalo aad Rotail. BANK REMOVAL. The NATIONAL BANK OF ILLINOIS has removed to 109 Dearborn-st., Portland Block. H. H. NASH, Cashier. REMOV.AT. We would eall tho attentfon of our friends sud the pub- o genorally o tho romoval of our offico to Room 21 Mer- chants' Building, comer Washington and LoSalle-sts. ‘whero wo sball ba happy Lo sco our friends and patroas all times. : CANOLL & THORNE. TO RENT. To Rent. Two Spacious Offices, with splendid Vaults, on the 2d floor, and one on the 3d floor of Greenebaum’s Bank Building, Fifth-av.,, between Randolph and Washington-sts. Apply to HENRY GREENEBAUN & CO. L 0. 0. F. Thelr will bo a public fastallation of tho off 1odge foom, corner Twonty.sevonth.st. aud_Gouth Park- av." ‘Al ax6 cordially insited. L. C. ST. JOHN. R. 8. .- CHOLERA PREVENTIVE, Abeolute protectivs agalust this fearfal discase e e Son, a receipt of 35 caais, o it of the United Btasés. . Addross any past of the **GEO, H. BURROWS, & Eart Washingtonst. NOTICE. Any connection of ELTIPHALET NOTT with my bual- nevs osases from thisdate. W. H. JACOBS & CO., Chicagn, June 35 1873, 163 East Washington-st. Masonie. Regolar gommunication of National Todge No. 56 F.and A. M., on Tuosday ovening, July 1, o' Frary iabet I bareiy med o et 8y ordes of A. J. GUILFORD, A, 'B. STILES, Sec'y. Masonic. Bpecial communteation of Blalr Lodge, No. ; day Evoning, Juns 0, "fio‘.’,c)nmsm An"gg- s & A.M.. Mon ental Hall, No. 123 LaSalisst. Work D 3 s R AN, Ngkmn poge C. B. MATSON. Sec. WIRE WINDOW SCREENS. MATERIAT, FOR WIRE SCREENS AT WHOLESALE. MOULDINGS, WIRE, &a. D, W. BOSLEY & 00, 117 West Washington-st, MEDICAL. DR, A G. OLIN, No. 41 West Washingtonst., B e e T ey no matter who bave fafled. Call or write; cures guasan- 1ooé. Consultation fres; correspondence confidential; 1 e on 1o+ Feo sibmper - onadsatali ¢ cures First Great Sale, BY AUCTION, FIVE ACRES, TO BE SOLD IN LOTS, On Tuesday Afternoon, July 1, At 8 o’clock, on the Ground, SITUATED NEAR THE NORTHWESTERN CAR WORKS, Being Block 4 in Morton’s Subdivi- sion, E.1-3 of the W. W. 14 of Sec- tion 11, Town 39, Nortk of Range 13, East, Eleven lots, fronting morth on Chicago-av. Thirteenlots, front- mg west on Hamlin-gy, Thirteen lots, fronting east on Ridgeway-av., and eleven lots, fronting south on West Huron-st., only two blocks dis- tant from Central Park and the great improvements of the Northwestern Car Works, less than two minutes’ walk from the Central Park Depot. These lots are situated in a part of the city where property is rapidly advaneing, and no better opportuni- will ever be offered to secure a pleasant home at your own price. TERMS OF SALE—I1-4 cash. bal- ancein 1, 2, and 3 years, with 8 per cent interest. A deposit of $50 will be required on each lot at time of e. _Title tparfect. Printed sbstracts will be furnished each purchaser. A SPECIAL FREE TRAIN of cars will start from Wells-st. depot at 2 o’clock p. m.on day of sale, stop- ping at Halsted-st. and Park Station, and return at & o’clock p.m., for the convenience of those desiring to attend the sale. A mammoth tent will be erected on the ground for the comfort of all present. j Plats and information furnished by BLISON & FOSTER, Auctioneers, 87 MAREKET-ST. CGENTEEL FURNITURE AT AUCTION, - AT THE MARBLE-FRONT RESIDENCE, 312 WEST WASHINGTON-ST., On Wednesday Morning, July 2, AT 10 O’CLOCK. Consisting of Body Brussels, Carpots, Parlor, Library, Chamber, Dining-Hoom, and Kitch- en Furniture, Beas, Bodding, Stoves, Crock- ery, Glassware, &¢.; &o. ELISON & FOSTER, Auctioneers. PERENPTORY AUCTION SALE 14 CHOICE BOULEVARD LOTS, FRONTING ON CHICAGO-AV. and FRY-ST, THURSDAY, JULY 3,'T3, . At 3 o’clock p.m., on the ground. Being subdivision of Lots 88 and 82 in McIroy’s Subdivision of the W. X of the S. W. ¥ of Bec. 1, Town 39, north of Range 13, east, situsted near Humboldt Park and ‘Humboldt Park Boulevard, and are easy of access to the Chicago & St. Paul Railroad» passing directly through the property. These ot8 are very dosirable for residences, and situated in a district where property is in- creasing in value, thoy present excellentad- vantages for an investmeont. A BPECIAL FREE TRAIN will leave Madison-st. Depot, corner of Madison and Canal-sts., at 3 o’clock on day of sale, gtop- ping at North Halsted-st. and Western-av., returning at 5 o'c"ock. - TERMS OF SALE—Purchasors to assume & mortgago of from $65 to $150 on each lot, with 8 per cent interest: balance one-third cash and two egual payments in one and two years, with 8 per cent interest. Title perfect. A DEPOSIT of $50 will be required on esch lot. The accommodsations are ample for all who wish to attend the sale, or take a FREE RIDE and view the improvements in that locality. Forplatsand other informationap- ply to ELISON & FOSTER, Auctioneers, 87 Market-st. By TAYLOR & HARRISON. o entiro Fixtures of & SALOON & BOARDING HOUSE AT ATCTION, AT NO. 232 SHERMAN-ST., TUESDAY, JULY, 1, at 10 0%clock in_the morniog, con- Sisting of Tables, Chairs, Countars, Stosee, Glassos, Har Fixturos, Shelring, Beds and ‘Bedding, Kitchen Uten- sile, ory, &o. 'B7 TAYLOR & HARRISOY, Aucttonsors. Special and A;:tmctive Sale DRY GOODS, - CLOTHING, &c., 'WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY, July 3and3, at$:30 o'clock oach day. o will uffor to closo consignmenta: Now lings Llsina Lace Shawls, Grenading and Wool Shaxls, Ottoman Shawls, Striped Shawls, Fans, large loe of Straw Goo new fnvolces Bens' and Boys' Wool Hata, Cottonade an ‘assimero Pants, Calico and Gingbam Shirts, Pique, Victoria Lewns. Brown and Bleached Cottont Hrslety, Towels, Napkins, Fancy Hats, and ourusu facgo Bho of Sandcy Notions, &o., ko, e PAYLOR & HARRISON, Auctionoers, 31 and 33 South Canal-st. By HAVENS, 0SGOOD & CO. BY AUCTION, On WEDNESDAY, July 2, at9:80a. m., we will sell & Targe lot of Household Furnitars, Offico Desks, Lounges, Cafpets, and elogant Obamber and. Parlor Suta; also, 100 Mattresses and o Chromon. { TAVENS, 0SGOOD & CO., 6 South Canalet. On Tuesday Morning, July 1, AT 93 0'CLOOK, W shall offer at auction & fine line of CUS- TOM-MADE CLOTHING. Also a very sttractive line of Men’s and Boys® Felt, Lincn, and Straw HATS, to close. Ladies’ and Misses’ Trimmed and Shade HATS and BONNETS. 300 doz. Gents' White Merino UNDERE~ SHIRTS. Dress Goods, White Goods, Notions, Per- famery, Soaps, otc. At 11 o’clock—50 rolla Ingrain CARPETS. GEOQ. P. GORE ., Auctioneers, 68 and 70 W&nbcaghf-nv. THE AUCTION SALE OF THE Bankrupt Stock 0f 0. B. BURGER & CO. will be continued &nd closed out on WEDNESDAY, July 2, 8t 9% o.m. This sals will comprise 150 lots assorted BOOTS AND SHOES. Our catalogue will include 800 Cases of the best grades of goods direct from manufac- turers. GEC. P. GORE & CO., 68 & 70 Wabash-av., Auctionoera. AT ATCTION. - SPECIAL SALE OF Flint Glassware, (HAS ARRIVED). 1,500 Pkgs. of Assortec Flint Glassware, ~ 10 Casks of Liverpool Ware, 10 Crates English W. G. Crookery, ON THURSDAY, JULY 3, AT 9} O'CLOCK. - GRO. P. GORE & CO., Auctioneors. Regnlar South Siflg Saturday’s Sale Household Furniture, AT AUCTION. Parlor, Chamber, Library, and XKitchen Furniture, Offico Desks, Show Cases, Ice Chest, Wardrobes, W. @G. Crockery snd Glassware, ON SATURDAY, JULY 5, AT 9 O'CLOCE. G. P. GORE & CO., Auctionoers. THZ GARDEN GITY Savings Bank, Charternd Feb. 52, 1861, removed to Chicogo Juno, “will open fur buslnoss TUESDAY, July 1, at 78 Sonth Halsted-st., near Madison, CAPITAL, $100,000. Bavings Doporita of Five Cente and upward to any num- ber of Dollars will bo recefvad. Intcrest paid at the rato of Six Per Cont por annum. A General Banking Busl Doss 2lso transacted. Office bours, from 10 a.m. 1o 3 P. m., and, for the scoommodation of mechanics, from & 108 o'clock on Satarday and Monday ovcaings. J. D. EASTER, President. F. ‘WELCH, Vice-President. . V. SMITH, Cashier. Among the prineip-" stockhoiders aro tho following well known cltizens: HON. J. D. EAST. =, Manufacturer, Chicago. ¥. G, WHLCIL, Tes] Estate, Chicago. BRAWLEY, Attorney, Chicago. | SHITH, Chicaze, J.°C."MOTZ, Baoker, Milihoim, Pa. 'r, . AUXTON, Cashier City National Bank, 3fiano- apolis, Mion. P, B. WESTFALL, Pres't. SYDNEY MYERS, Cashior THE MERCHANTS, FARMEES, & MECHANICS SAVINGSBANK. Incorporated 186L Commenced Business 1862, 75 South GlEl;st,, Chicago, Oppoaite O1d Court Houso. WEST SIDE OFFICE, 62 Halsted-st., near Madison. EXCLUSIVELY A SAVINGS BANK. 171, wManda{"M.vi:‘mgA. u;’:d“;: ?E&fcfl evening and 3 the FRIDAY, JULY 4, GRAND HOLIDAY MATINER! N. B.—Tho prico of admissi 0 I R Eaen it Al ta e olidir Moy THE GREATEST EIT OF THE SEASON. CASTE! Tecoivod daring the past woek with enthuslastio cheers ez to the wiah 13, Seforuncato the wibos of sarersl ptrons, will roverso thelr rol - doll“appeariog 5a Cape. Hawiree, sad X, Noctts va Georgs. o Mr. Ryan in t impersonstion of Ecclm; sy B o B S B B s Cltdons s B Gor, ; Mr. ridgo; Mise Sidney Cowell as Polly Eccles (thelro N. B.—Don't forget the GRAKD HOLIDAY MATL NER, Friday, July 4. THE G T C. EREaT R Portin SRR Gasral o TR FOUBTH OF JULY PICNIOC, AT . TRACY GROVE. Aot fr 25000 P FUN!FUN!FUN! Dancing, Foot Ball, Base Ball R Jumping, &o. A largs number of prizes, alf Ppayable in Gold Coin. ars loave Bock Island Dopot, Van Buren. st. at 10 a. m, and 12 & m. gbaTp; Grest Eastern Depot, Kinzis and Halsted 2., 1t 9 B8.m., sharp. "Tickets, 51; good on either Road. -M'VICKER'S THEATRE, GRAND GALA WEEK! THE BRILLIANT YOUNG ACTREZSS KATIE PUTNAIL MONDAY and TUESDAY EVENINGS, Juzs 2 axd July1, the popular Emotionst Drams, entitlod East Lynne! LADY ISABEL, | MADAME VINE, ¢ FOURTIEL OF JULTY, TWO GRAND PERFORMANCES AFTERNOON AND EVENING. MYERS' OPERA HOUSE. MONDAY, June 3, 1973, and durfog tho week Roberl son's charming Comedy of SCHOOL, FOR WHICH MR. GEORGE RYER ‘Has bee: ~cially angaged to give his exquisite i o e B AU TARISTOSH. The Lomody produo- ohmnder tho eatiro dirootion of MISS PHILLIS GLOVER, Who_will sustaln her origiaal chamacter of NAO! TIGHE. sapported by & strong and carelally select company. The new and olshorate scencry ‘dosigned Yacatod by K. H. HALLEY- KATIE PUCTNAL, 1 i ATKEN'S THEATRE. ] LAST WEEK of the Grardest Spectaculss : Drams ever presented in Americs. H JOLOK; or, LA BAYADERE, i IN WHICH THE PEERLESS " ; MEORTACCHETI, AND FULL BALLET TROUPE, HENRY PEAKES, J. F, NORTHRUP, | NS LINA MOTIE, and Full Chorus ¢ of Solacted Voices, wiil aproar. The Dracs e cludos with Sommer Getz's Wonderful Traosformatioa Scono. 'No Matineo op Wedneaday. Specizl 3: Fiday, July 4. Last Zoloa Mstincs on Saturday. Alzm Smith& Son, Bankers, First National Bank Building, sonthwest cormer of State and Washington-sts., Chicago, Dealers in Gold and Silver Bullion, Bar, Leaf, Sheet, and Granulated Form for me- chanical purposes. _ Deposits received in either currency or coin, subject to check without notice. 8ix per cent interest allowed on all daily balances. Chocks upon us pnas through the Clearing- House, a8 if drawn upon any city bsnk. Tnterest credited, and sccounts-curront rendered monthly. . "Coin and Currency Drafts on New York. FINANCIAL. Better thanEvings Bank, THE HALL MANUFACTURING COMPANY, Of Grand Crossing (Cornell), Capital Stock, £100,000, (orgsuized under the Laws of lilinois), offer 820,000 worth of their stock for sale. This stock ia fully socared by Roal Estate. Anan- Shtal dividond of 20 per cont guaranteed. Partica desirin, & foed iaresiment, apoly o tho naderstemed, whowill 50 alarsand all nocessazy taformation. GARNET W. REMSEN, Troasurer, Hall Manafactaring Co., 169 LaSalle-st. (basement). Hours from 9a. m. W4 p. m. Cook Comnty Savings Bank, 103 WASHINGTON-ST., Northeast Cor. Clark, opposite Court-House. West Side Office—17 MILWAUKEE-AV, DIRECTORS—William B. Ozden, F. Q. Taslor, Red- ond Priadisille, N. 3. Houton, George Taslor, 3. D. Beden, Honry R. Passon, Booj. V. Poge, Ellsha 81 Wadsworth. TEE Duited States Morteags Go, 7 UNION BUILDING. = Toans for long periods onbond and mortgage of improved real estate, without commissions. ALFRED W. SANSOME, Sec. BY BRUSH, SON & CO., 41 South Canal-st. ATCTION SALE Of Furnfture, Carpote, Chromos, and General Morchan- diso, Wednesday, Jnly 2, at 9:30. L 0Si7, SON & CO., Auctioncers, i Bonth Cansl-st. CHATTEL MORTGAGE SALE, On TUESDAY, July 1, at 19 o'clock & m., AT 104 MILWAUKEE-AV. Two new Billlard Tables, Balls, and Cacs; Beer Tables, Chalrs, Mirrors, Bar and Fixtures, Beer-Cooler, £c., k¢, Kiso, Honsonold Furalturo, new Sowiag Machife. Good focation for saloon. Bale positiso, for cash., 5 ocation for asloen. Bl B BRYANT, Mortgagoo. FOR SALE. _ ENGLISH DOG-CART For salo or exchasge. Appiyto WILLIAM DE Pt o PP DR. KENISON, at his ol offoes, 119 Claskst. DIC. Weo collsct claims of evory description against partion tkroughout the Unitod States and Canadas, and publish tho namos of thoso who don't pay for the benefit of thoso who credit. FRASIER'S MERCANTILE COLLECTION AGENCY, 146 Madison-at., Chicago. Hide and Leather Insurance Com- pany of Boston, Mass. A dividond of 10 per oent on all approved claims will ba payable on and after Juno 25, at the office of the Receiv- oz, No. 15 Devonshiso-st., Mass. CHESTER J. REED, JOHN V. CARTWRIGHT, OLIVER'H. COLE; celvers. FOURTH OF JULY. Athoruly-Highwood. My grounds,. which are fine old shads troes and extan d will be open to the p?zblh': that e e A Taly Tiue sty e bo found without long walk. Py E. ASHLEY MEARS. OGDEN'S GROVE. ITALIAN NIGHT! Great Nlamloation of Ogden's Grove, Clyboara-st., MONDAY, JUNE 30, 157 Splendid Fire- Works and Balloon Assension uader o meiipendl fok e gty el | s sty e and Bal Champetro, lsanx with red and blas Lighis- ‘Caacent t0 G- menco at 6:3) p. T, A 1n the Cigar Rtore st Matthieus’ Saloon, dolph-st. . e Chlcago a from Clasktd bydgototho grovoandback: g i 5ot police rogulations for order and dseomm tood. " "F: THELN aad CURT VON O TRTSHEDE. Goneral Mansgete ‘undor tho Sherman Houso. od Clgbourn-av. cars run , STANDARD HALL. Corner Michigan-av. and Thirteenth-sh. Three Grand Beneflts TENDERED BY TEE Chicago Christian Union Dramatic Class To the Woman's Eonsfln of Illinos, Christiaz Tsme and M. R. Bockley. TFICE: Hondey Bsenoe, Toot DX QTR PP w1 CRETIA BORGIA: Wodnoaday Eveaing, July 3-~LOVE'S SACRIFICE. NIXON'S AMPHITHEATRE. MOSNDAY AND TUESDAY, JUNE & JULYL E. T. S'EETSON 2 DARING DICK!} Tock ont for NECK AND NECK ! Saturday Nt - TONY PASTOR'S 4 FASTEST BOY IN NEW YORE | THREE MATINEES WEDNESDAY, SATURDAV: FOURTH OF JULY. ACADEMY OF MUSIC. Positivoly the last waek of the THEATRE COMIQUE, COMBINATION. ozt | COOL BURGESS, HARRIGAN sad HART, 505 + WILD, Frank Keras, Miss Ada Wray, Mis 2554 Lnder, Miss Annio Yeamans, Little Jonuis Yesaih all tho mammoth troapo in A NEW OLIO, M Wednesday aud Saturday. Estrs Matines Julrd: FIRST ANNUAL PICNIC OF ST. MARY'S CONFEREXCE Of theSt. Vincent De Paul Socie!h For the Berofit Poor, will take place on TR | D e D e Vatiey Grore, oa the Hock IS Pacific Naliroad. Cars loave corncr Van Bured szl | B e R L R e , aad Tweaty-second-+ Gaktlag, Taoing, quoiting, and all kKiads of sports, in store 107 its patrons. NEW JERUSALEM CHUECE E | 1 puk ¥t Monday Evening, Jano 80, 1618, sixth Unlar, 3 > ‘the Organ Fuod Charch icclm, lnrxt-hu ?un?fiéats lB s P il deltver s Joctaro at tho Now Ji Cparehe Washington:st. and tal Growth.™ After Festival wiil bo hold, Tickots sad festival 256 each,or ive for 81, canbe Doors open at halt-past 7 o'clock; leetase oclock sharp. vo lossons ah Singing, ‘at his roside nor Tyler. e FIEST BAPTIST CHURE TESTIMONIAL CONXCERT, nuaqg;mgg;, e g, Plagiei Mo LV, S0 s, 020 fx:'ia? k:"zf:yafg'sw}-{ Seeaw. SOCIABLE AND CONCEBT Dot fall toattand the Third Aznoal 5o CONGHIT bt ‘the Young Men's Sl G5y St Ciorch, at, CANTRAL hit, EVENING, Jalya 157,