Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, November 28, 1873, Page 3

. sotes faithfully sorve bim, dr. D. giadual) TILE CII[CAG()‘DAILY TRIBUNG: FRIDAY, NOVISMBIR 28, 1873. | A VERACIOUS NARRATIVE. The Annals of o Quist Neigh- borhood. All About a Teoent Burglary on Vin- cennes Avonue. Xow Mr. O. Skirmished Round Mr., D.’s Resldenco. In ** tho annala of & quiet noighborhood * the following vornoloua norrative desorves & cou- #picuous place, for many ronsons, Ono of them i that tho locality Is so very quict that it has nover foind its name montloned In any narra- tivoatall,' Dut Vinconnos avonue has at last aclilovod & place in history, and will intho fu. ture bo reckoned among those fntercsting noigh- borlioods whoso nesociations ate in a messure fmmortally rondered fn tho flles of Witz CnicAco Tutnuse, In gonoral, the man through whoso inatru- mentality o noighborhood roachiea so desirablo a distinetion {a ombatmod in tho mnarrative, Vinconnes avonuo can claim all the story for iteolf; no human npame dims tho glory of this penceful neighborhood, owing to tho unusnal modosty of the principal poreon who figures in tho story. There are, wo rogret to say, many malovolont peoplo in this world, and ono or two of them, to our shamo ba It anid, are councoted with I'ne Tninoye. Theso porsons wonld naver have been reforred to in this olironielo, but for tho fact that their malov- olenco crops out signiticantly. Choy actunlly * aro vilo enough to say that the causo of this ‘modeaty I tho reluotanco of tho prinelpal fignro to appoar in a ridiculous light. Dut tho goner- ous public will pardon theso mali- clous dotractions of gonuine worth, on tho greund that yestorday was Thanksging . Day, and gonoral amuosty should bo praclnimed. ! Dut to tho story, "Che * prineipal figure” ian gontloman whoso patronymio is throa syllables long, and honco imposcs too great a labor cu the historlan to ba givon in full. 1o Iy designatod hero 5 Mr. D. Vincennes avonue in fortunaata in possessing so polysyllabic a rosidont, To offaot his voluminous namo, his next-door noighbor {8 & mouosyllable, and the historion hias not tho slightost scruple about giving his namo in full. Itis C , & tame nssociated with eomo of tie most glorious iraditions of the old world, traditions which bove nover beon marred Ly the compositor, or grossly corrupted by tho super-intelligent proof-readur, It is singular, worthy of commont, indeed, that thoso plersant monosyllablas aro froquontly as- sociated with burglaties, Ounly a fow weoks ngo Mr. Jones, the possessor of an honored namo ag anciont as'autuinn loaves, was ougagod in very much such an adventure as that which immor~ {ahizes Vincennos avenuo to-day. IBut Mr. Jones paid dearly for his adventure, and wo forbear to refer to him, oxcopt ina casusl way, Mr. Frank Wontworth ind others can givo tho roader the full particulars, which we judiciously withhold. Noto, by the way: What ponalty Is to be im- pogod on Mr. D? But to roturn once moro to the matter under cousideration. Mr, D. is a gentleman of ade- quate compotency. Ia valgar parlanco ho is a tolid man, Iy days aro securo agawat the in- vusions of a panic; hus nirhts undisturbed by thoughts of tho morrow, 1lo sloops tho ulaop of conscions pecuniosity, und awakes refroshod by uninterrupted stumbor, Iappy Mr, D. So sel- dom is ho awakened by tho rude baud of care, that the swile which illmminos bis connienance b{ day fades not in the stilly hours of the night, Butthe nerrativae which will by and by Lo renched, trents of an occasion whon that smile gevo way to a look of tho blankest chagrin. l\h'.[i). wus 8l coping his chaructoristic sleop Bo happy is his disposition that he can lio down, on Lis back and slecp ten hours In that position undisturbed' by bis own snoring. 'Lho echoes from bus stortorous noko may cause his stone- front to tremble, but not its ownor. It was in tho midst of just puch o childlike slumbor taat his rest was invaded. A violent pounding on tho back door aroused his famil {‘m the con- eciouancss that tho quielude of tha neighbor- bood had been broken, aud in loss than fifteen winutes the family had succeeded in impressing upon Mr. D. this most uuusual condition of aifairs. ‘Lho bead of tho famuly robed himsolf in drossing-gown and slippors, aud, armed trebly, because he had Ins quurrel just, he wal- liod down-stairs. Ilo met Mr. C. at the foot of the back stairs, aud yawned vacuously at Lhat rm‘turbed wortal for about ten nunutes before 1o realized tho pouderous c:qz‘ncity of the navy ravolver carried in his neighbor's hand, Whe bistorian fraukly coufesses his inability to ro- produco verbatim the dialogue that ensued, be- causo he wus nol present. A bwiel sbstrnct thoreof is all Lo can pretend to give. If lus n- uired of Mr. O, what was the matter, sud r, C. worvourly respunded. ‘Lho ovly word heavd by Mr. D, was ona caleulated to alarm him. 1t was * burglare,” Now tho eingular number of that familizr noun carries with it an indotin- ablo dread, but tho plural 18 simply horcifying in its effocts, Mr, D. was uow pll atrention. Ie crogs-oxamined Mr. C., and tho result of his gonrching inquirios was about as follows: Mr. G, bind been uwakened from & sound uloep by a grating uoige, ‘Lhis was continued for some Lime, until the witness had sat bolt upright in his bod, Wesitrats? No; that sound conld not- have been made by the most ontorprising rodent. It was too hoavy. What then? It was burglarious in its meaning, It continued, now n boavy grating, now a light ono, DOW & BLAID Ma8pIE Noize. idencly tho mid- night mavaudors (for thero wore ut loast two of them) wete boiing through tho door. New thoy had struck a knot in the wood, Good blank, Llis wos ternibla. Mr, D, was being victimized, and dida't know it. Mr. C. would steud it no longor. Ho hurried on his clothes iu so quict a manuer a8 to alaru bis fomily, and then sucaked down to the door, watched from above by six gracoful figurcy robed in snowy garments, = o opened the door quictly and peored out. Thero was nobody thero ; tho wary rogues had heard wrm, 8nd hod taken the hint. Ho wonld pot disturb them, fonce the hack door. Tlus was made clear to Mr, D., and that gen- Hemau, in tho course of Lalf an hour, fully real- Ized the drendful truth. Now Mr. D.'s fireb namo is Thomas, It was given him without malico probably, without ref- oronce to the Doubting Apostle. Dut colucidences aro startling, My, Thomas D. was at once o doubiing spostle. o pooh-poohed his inform- ant, aud not without certain remarks (stated by ihe malovolent peteons atoressid to indicato fear) retired to the couch from which he had ‘been rudely roused, On tho following morning Mr, 1. met Mr. O., sud laughod at Lim, Lo iy onrecord as baviugheld Lirsides, whilo giving way to cortain explosive ont- bursts of merriment, ‘Ihe rarrator’s notos even g0 6o tar as to stute that he demanded of Mr, O, ¢ n gerfes of libatious in expiation of tho latter's oftenso, aud that Mr. C., conviuced of the wrong he had douo, gonorously *'set (hew up” for a goleor party, who wore treated to the story by Mr. D, Tlheso uotes mey be faulty, Yostorday was ‘Uhanksgiving Day, sud certdin exaggera- tions must bo allowea for, 1t may bavo been tho conscionsness of impor- turbable security, ot it mmy Lavo been these eume Jibations, which causea Mr, D, to sleep on the following night with even gieator slertous vigor than on the night preceding, o profound wero Lifs respirations, however, tnat Mry, D, felt it incumbent upon her to keok ome less nofsy apartment in which to sleop. But, strange Lo egy, Mr. O, euddenly uwoke, as Lefure, ~ 1lo started up in bed quite incontinently, The recollection of the previous night's failure way upan him, Quat gruting nolso again ; the same auger was ot work; the sumo = burglur had roturned to Alr, D.a hLouse. Foil- od in thoir first attempt, thoy Lad wado a socond, Now he would turn tho tables on tha doubling D, Now ho would vindicato his vigllance. Now a tiiple libation should be pourad by the Incrodulous noighbor, Ha dressed carofully, and tovk ngaln his trusty revolver, Tho apare mormonts of the precoding day Lind beon davoted to oiling and inspecting this pons derous piaco of artiilory ; in placing and replac- dng ourtridgos s In oxamining springw; in dark- euning the “‘fl““ with blacking; m holdig it up suddenly aguinst tho smaliost concsivuble,ob- Iucts in his drawing-room; in eightivg motes n sunbeams, by the watch; in plucing bimsolf snd Lis woapon in readinoss for the most unlookud for emargoney, In facs, Mr, O, know, when ho drow that wospen from’ bLenoath hin pillow, that nix livoy wora now shout to lor- minate, if necensary, When he eiept to tne back door and gontly aroused his nelghbor's household, the horig” ronude continued, 'L'ho burglave wore not disturbed. ‘Chonzity ~ of Carte Dlane and ;%om, also Chapin & Qore,) Lurried through his braln, a8 he contided to Mrs, D, the droadful fack, Noively she sume monod lior husband, and ha oropt stealthily to the front door, while Mr. C. snoaked ronud to ow:flank tho cnomy. \When Mr, D. opoued the door no one way to ba seon, ‘*Anotuor of your blank soll,” shouted ho to Mr, 0, “You'd bottor go to tha Washingtoninn 1fome," ho yolled in nuger, *till ou'va ;iut ovor them," and poor 0, unenked back to his liouso, a saddor aud s wikor man, .Hg took the firat car down town noxt morning, did ‘Mr, O, and returnod homo very luto noxt evoning. Ilo dld this for threo dayy, and no- budy ‘enw Dhim in that qulet neighbor- hood, It becamo nolsed around Vincounes avonne that poor O, lhad yielded to the flnancial prossuro. ITia Lraln hadsuceumboad, and tho poor follow was in a fair way to nood tho nenistanco of Lunacy Commissioners, Nobody had seon liim; he wan_ovidontly confined to tho house, Evon his tamily wero deapondont about lum, and gavo vaguo and tucohoront auswers, Yestorduy, Mr, 1D, bad the good fortuna to meot tho domented Mr. O. in & street car, I1: was a dolicato situation for both gentlomon, but Mr. C. broke the ice with o smile. Thns en- couragad, dlr, D, ventured tho query ** llow are your burglara to-day " * Bargias b blossed,” waa Mr. O’ inco- heront refort. ** What I thought wore burglars was your infernal snoring, you imiserable oid rascal," ho added, aud the occupants of that wtreot-car wers couvulsad with what the Epic bard wus pleasod to call *inoxtinguishablo laughter,” ‘The question befora the housa is What brand will Thowas' frionds prefer to drink at his ox- pouso? —_——— WIFE CASTIGATIO™. Somo Reflectionn on tho Provailing Mode Practiced in Chicago. It Is wondorful to what an alarming oxtont the amusement of wile-boating 18 being carried. Itcan truthfully bo said that children cry for it, and fow familles can be wichout it, Evon Cliof Justico Danyon has rison in his wrath snd armed obair and oxclaimed in & voice of thunder, softened by soda-wator (?) that “ It anything makes mo mad, it is ono thing more thau anothor, and this Inhuman practico of & man boatingand maltranting lus mate,” & sontimont hoartily joined in by all Iaw-sud-order loving oitizens. (No political allusion.) In thoso good old days, whon Abrabam kicked Sarab out of the houso, wife-sbuse was au im- promptu gort of an oxorcise, done on the spur of the momunt, and without any cold bionded pre- moditation euch ag marks the family unpleasant- ness of this degenorato age. Now on the con- trary, the whole thing is rodnced to a scienco, and {8 pursued in a fiendishly systematic mau- nor, Wifo castigation, like everything else in this inventive and progroessive period, s being con- stoutly improved. (Improved is used hLere in the samo senso as it {8 whou wo road that o now improved gun hag beoninvented that will kill fifty mon in o minute.) New modes of attack arecon- stantly being dovisod by supporloss aud stony- hearted lords of creation, as for instance, suddonly throwing s bucket of ice-wutor over your unsus- pocting spouso, and theu kicking hor down two ights of utairs, a8 a high-toned resident ot Cal- umet aveuus did the o.hor day, or, in a tlight of imagination, mistaking her for o chatr, stick of wood, tax collector, truct distributor, or anybody or suything olse that it s prepes for a mau of aJurit to knock down, when ho feels in- elinad, aad o upsot bor whom ho protocts, ete., and bnffot hor about until he tires, There ara ‘many other methods of accomplishing the end in view, viz.: of subjugating the ofending wifo and taking neadful exerciso. Notv less numerous than tha mathoda of *Laming tho Shrow” are the inatrumonts used in renchiug the dosired ond. Prominent among those ncocssities for presorving tho balance of power in many Chicago fumilies, may be mon- tioned tho ocath-provoiing boot-jack, the una- bridged dictionary, sticks of wood, Patent Ottico Loporty, and mauv othor luxuries that are like tho counts fo the Railroad and Warehouse Com- missionors’ bill againet tho Northwestern Itail- road—too numerous to mention, Wifc-bealiug is cosmopolitan, and confined to no nattonuhity or race, yet wo ure free to ¢ nfoss that in this uobls recreution, the sous of the f]rnld Islo wour the brags collur and take Lthe eal. It iv, howover, dno, bofore closing this *ar- digal,"” to state that Jobn Hannab, of South Hulsted stieot, dosorven especiul notice for his atlompt, on Mouday last, to render his swilo obedient to by will, and that in accomplishing this bio brought into practico o new weapon, viz: a hammer, Ho claimed that bo thought bis wife Mary hud a bollow head, aud he was ** sounding™ it, but Justice Soully observed the gauzy texturo of the tate, and put Jolu undor bouds of §500, to snswer the charge of assault with iutaut to kill, at the Crimmai Court. — TIE CITY IN BRIEF, A mesting of the Stats Microscopleal Bociety will ba held iu the hbrary of the Acudemy of Scionces, No, 263 \Wabask avenue, this evoving at 8 o'clock, MreJ. D. Kirchhoff denies glving any ona authority to nse his name in connection with the Sunday Liquor law, s was doue in & commuai- cation in Tuosday’s TRIDUNE. Tho alarm of fire from box 54 at half-past 9 o'clock yestordny morning was oceasioned by the discovery of flames in & two-atory frame build- ing Nos. 44 and 46 Biackwell streat, occupied by Mr, §. Cobb & Bro,, a8 o planing mill. Loss on building and conteuts sbout §1,200 ; insured for $2,000 in the Occidental and North Missouri Companies, ‘I'he Camilla Urso troupe will pive but one councert i Chhicago, The mombers of chis ex- cellont troupe are Camilla: Urso, who has won the distinecion of tho first among women to com- poto willi the grast mastora of tnal groatost of instrumouts, the violn ; Ldith Abell, a Lulliant goprauo, Inte of the Euglish opera; om Karl, che wenor ; J, R. Thomas, baritone, who ia woll known also a8 n soug composer; Mons, Snaret, o Parision pianist, and Fredeno!s Lover, director, Coming os Camilia Urso doos from a five years' ubsence abroad, whero she bas won fresh triumphs, her singlo concort here showld bo a grout succosy, Last ovening tbo friends and members of the North Ster Baptist Church preseuted their pau- tar, tha Rev, J, AL Whitehond, with & valusble and appropriato present as a_tokon of their love and osteem, The event took place at tho homo of the prutor, the specch boing made by Mr. It. W, Hardwan, and appropriately respouded ta by Mr. Whitehiead. Rofreshments wore sorved, af- ter which the young folks enjoyed themsolyos with gamoa, ete. ‘I'he company went home nt a Inte Liour, woll ploased with tho evoning's enter- tainmont. ‘Phe members of the Typographical Union voted yosterday on the proposition to reduco the rates of composition on mornjug papers from 85 conts por 1,000 oms to 60 cents, and on evon- ing papoers from G0 couts 1o 45 contu, There wero 200 votes for reduction, nnd 103 againot, Tho reduction wau therefors carried, and will go into cffect on Wednosday noxi. Many of the job-printors refralned from voting on tho quostion, ns it ouly affects compositors engagod on newspapers, An eloction of oflicers was bold, rosultiug an follows : President, Mor- gan 1, Mills; Vice-Premdont, A. C, Auer; Fi- naucial Beoratary, John R, Clarke. Yastorday morning sbout balf-past 6 o'cloclk, when the eastorn train of the Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne and Chicago Railway, arrived at tfin Ligh- Leenth strect depot, a lady named Mrs, Eather Griffon, n passenger, suddonly faluted away, Blhio was outried out, and takon into the froigit houne of tho depot, where she expired in a fow miuutos, Dr. Voorlioos attended lLer, aud did everything in his powor to eavo hier life, Sho in thought to Lave died from heart divcase. The body was removed to No. 890 Bouth Clurk strect, whero a daughter of tho deceased lady residon, Mra, Griffon was [0 yonrs old, and a widow. She was coming in frow Valparaiso, Ind,, to spond Thanksgiving with hor children, ‘T'ho opening of the now organ in the Second Preubyteriun Church will tuko place this even. ing, 'Tho orgeu is the largest of auyin thao Protestant ohurches m this city. It was built by Johnson & Co., of Wostilold, Mass,, and is congidored by compotent Judges an exception- ully flno instrument, 'Tho oiganist of the ohureh, Mr, D, N, Hood, will have divestion of the oveuning's concort, Ie wil} be assisted in displaylug the mervits of tho organ by Mr. L. V. Plngter, of the Ilymouth Chuwch, Louis Fallk of the Union Park Congregatiounl Chirel, and Mr, W, B, B, Mat:hows, of tha Centenary Moth- odist Chureh, It ig uot intended that the con- cert vhall bo simply justrumental. The vocal rort ol the sutortuiimont w ¢ be snstained by e choir of the HBeoumd Preatyterian Olurchi, uanisted Ly Mrs, Fox, Mrs, Johuson, sud Ar, Toltz, A moeting of the Chicago Cricket Club will he held at ths Bherman ouse to-morrow (Satur- duy) evenling at 8 o'clock, whou all memhers sud friends aro fuvitod to sitoud, Oue of the mam thivgs to be disoussed will be the chuice of » centrally loeated ground. It has boon rumored that tho Biae uall Olub will succcod in obtaln- ing thelr old grounds on the Iake shiore, snd it in thought that such arrangomonts could bo mada with tho managers of tho DBnso Ball nino s would onabla cricketors to join in tho oxponso of fitting up the grounds, ota,, and having & portion sot off for thelr nrac- tico nud matolivs, ‘Lo arrangoment would no doubt ba benoficial to both and would seem to Lo rluun practicable. At any rate, efforts will be mnds to secure so dosirablo a location, and, should they ba successful, Chicago will posscss o criokot olovon sccond to nouo fa the Statos, et A SAD FATE, The MBody of o Heautiful Woman Found Floating in the Lakc.-From Divorco to Suicldes At 8 o'clock yosterday morning tho body of & young woman, apparently about 26 yoars of age, was found floating in tho breskwator of tho 1oko, near the 1lllinols Contral Railway round- liouso, It liad evidently beon in tho water for o consldorable time, Tho featurcs woro, howov- or, well presorved, aud woro very attractive: The hair was light, and hung in long bralds, Tho clothing was good, aod indicated that tho doceasod was far from being in Impoverished circumstancos when sbo mot hor doath, Thore wero four rings upon her fngors, one bearing a largo stouo, whilo the othors were plaiu gold. Upon tho inside of the rlogs was ungravod tho pame “Fanny Dodd” In the pooket of hor dress was found & letter ad- dressed to ¢ Fauny Kraft, Chicago," and a wallet containing 870, Tho body was found by some worlamen in tho Tllinois Cantral machina-shop, A polico-ofticor removed it to the Morguo, whore it wna identiflod yosterday aftornoon s being that of a lady named Ilorenco Shaffor, who boardod at No, 95 South Park avenuo. It ap- pears that the decoasod eame to this city from Roohoster, N. Y., some months ago, for the urpose of procuring & divorce from or husbaud., 8ho bnd not cffected her object at the timo of hor death. 8he soomad, at times, vory much oppressed with troublo, but had never intimated that she con- templnted committing suicido. She was s very attructive perron, made mmr friends, and moved in good sociaty. Last Mondny sbo went out of thoe houre, informing her frionds that she wag soing down fown. Not baving roturned at a lato heur in the ovening, a search was instituted for hior amoug her acquaintances, which did not re- sult in hor discovery, Until her body was found in the lnke hor whercabouts rematned unknown, The unfortunato lady probably commited sui- cide, oy thore nro uo marks of violouce on her erson, ‘The lady was removed to the lalo rosi- ence of the decensed, and the Coronor was no- tifled, but at a Jate Lour last eveniug he had not Liold an inquast, —_— MISCELLANEOUS. A Now Yorie establishment advortises * Por- fumed milk baths for the comploxion." —A roporter of tha New York World han dis- coverad a rostaurant in tho Bowory whero a bronk(ast ean b obtained for 5 conta, —4Evory rovolution of its pundumhu wheels senda a boarseinsultup to God," in whata Clinton County (Now York) clorgymau lhad to asy about ahu wickaduess of running locomotives on Sun- oy, —A Cleveland bridegroom gave the six brides- ‘mauds who ofticiated at Lis \\'cddlnfi gold lockets ot with dinmonds and engraved with monograms, Buch mou ure not married ovory day. —*"1 am wenry with lifo—bury me deop on tho hillsfde,” wrote a young man in Dubuquo, but they pumped him out, and that samo night he wont to tho circus and langhed till ha criod at the antics of tho trick mulos. —A mou wont to slosp on & Western railroad track and was killed. 1uis thus told by s Tort Wayna papor: “Ife was fast nsleep, firmly clnsped in the arma of both Morpheus and Som- nus, avd was only awakened by the glorious light that shone from the judgwent sent in the world boyond the river.” —A boy in Borgen County, N. J., invited all bhis gchoolmates one day to come to his house for o surpriso party, promising thomall the eakoand lemonade they wanted, His ma hndu't heard of tho oirangomont uutil they came, Sho gave them all be u“d'iiranllued, but sent him to bed, whote ho lay and listoned to the fan. —The wife of » Liverpool butchor has devel- opod rare talent as o speoial pleador. Hor hus- Dband was recontly nrrosted on a charge of soll- ing veal which was unflt for food, and the good lady promptly oxplained that it was not for feod, # But it wos golg to bo made luto veal pies, and that she considored it quite good enouga for that purpose,” —Dr, Edward Warron writes from Oairo, Egypt, to a friond in Ballimore, that thero is ** a splen- d opportunity for womon dentiats in Egypt, as in tho East women oro forbidden to consult with mon," ‘There aro three or four Englishwomen antlclng dentiatry in Cairo, according to Dr. Warron's lettor, and all are doing well, ~'1he nan with that shot-gun sbould start im-~ mediately for Pittsburgh, where a 14.yoar-old boy has porpotrated nine stauzas begiuning as follown : Ob, thoso cruel Spaniarda aro st thelr bloody work 24 n, O, riss U Young Amorica snd put a head on Spain, —Cleveland Leader, —In an otdinance to regulate street railronds now pending boforo the Board of Aldermen, Sce. 5, ling 16, will Lo found thowo words: *The tulo ‘no_seat, no pay,' shall be in such cases strictly adhored to by all conductors.” We un- derstand that these eighteen words have given the sticet railrond mauagers nioro annoyanco and thought than all the rest of the ordinanco.— Cincinnali Enquirer. “I'ho circulation of forged paper nmnn{ is oatly on the increnso in Rusyin, At the lnst Inir a¢ Nijni-Novgorod thero were, quite openly, two difforent prices demanded for goods, accord- g to whothor the price was paid in genuine or forged notes. Tho Circarsians suffer most by this, as thoy do not properly understand paper monsy, It'is said that most of the forged paper mousy is manufactured m Siborin, —Perlaps ono ot the oddest elections on rec- ord occurred at the last general election for members of the General Asuembly in Gormany. A certain distiict had ouly oue legal voter, who walked proadiy up to tho polls aud voied fur himself, the only oligible member in the distriot. But when his nate was announced as the elect= od member ho pompously arose, snid, ** Messrs, Comuussioncrs, I do not accept the olection!™ and walked gravely off, ~T'he most azsining porformanco in connec- tlon with thus Cuban’ matler 18 thoe action of those erazy young men down at Dridgovort, who Liave recruited o company of ** Cuban avengors,” and go about tho atreots habitually with clenched flsts und_rolling, bloodslot oyes, erying for the “‘ber-lood" of tho Bpaniards, The Rev, John BDouediot has onlistod s Caaplain of this inter- esting crowd, and the organization Is 8o porfect and the sonses of tho avengers so alort that every strauger who comes iuto town is a Spanish apy in their oyes, and is “shadowed™ Lill he tewves,—Springjieid (Moss.) Republican. —A member of the Illiuvis Legislature startod to go from_Springfloid Lo St. Louis tho other day, over tho Chicago, Altou & Bt. Lonjs Rail= way, 1o exhibited u freo puss, Lut the con- ductor declined to recognize it, The Legislator rofused to pay fare und was kicked off the train, 1f chie Iltinois pooplo will insist on fighting the rnilronds, they must expect to bave trouble ; but if that Logislalor was carrying tho Amotican flng, and, if hia papors wore correct, we dou't Lnow but that wo ara fu favor of intervontion,— Cineinnati Enquirer, —Tn hia latest lettor to tho publishers of the Republican, Presidout Bimmons, of the Howard Asyoolation of Shivevoport, says the funds now on haud ure belisved to bo su. nt to cover the Asgoolation's debts, Ile adds; * Plonso accopt our thanks, and the pn?‘un and heartfolt grati- tude of our poor and afificted people. May you all live a long and happy hifo i our wish—on ba- alf of many poor widows and orphans’-Spring- Jield (Masa.) Republican —_—— Desporate strugglo with a Horeaved Grizzly, From the Watsonville (Cal) Parjuronian, A fow weeks ngo, Dr. Swaiu, of th place, wont on a lmnting oxpedition to a point about 100 milos from here, in tho oastorn pact of Mon- teroy County, In tha company wasun old moun- teinoer called **Rocky," who has become famous u# 8 bear-liuntor, Ono moruing Rocky started out of camp aud was laboriously toillng along n narrow trail on thesido ol asteop canon, When in s wiid portion of the mountains, he saw on the opporite sida of the canon two yonu?v griz- zlios plnflluu on a grassy benoh of Jand, Tmmo- diately his splondild rovolving riflo wun nt his shouldor, nu& he fired, Quo cub he Lillod in- winutly, bat the other lived long enowgh to ory, almost like & child, for the mother-bear, Hoou's crackling of bushios was heard bebiud, and Rocky twned juet {n time to see the mothor, en- raged ubd oxcited, almont upon the slayor of her offapring, ‘Uhe bold hunter again raisad biin rifla, bt vefore lie could wie it the hear, by ona stroke of her poworful paw, hurlod it from hin grawp fur out of his geach, A hand-to-hand enconnter wan now tho only way out of he diffi- culty, aud Hoeky drow his Lugo kmfe, la suisod it, and awiftly it doscended, gleaming through the alr, into the heatt of 1o bear, mu: uone too soon, for, aw he struck, the bear slio dealt hima & powerful blow on the slds, whials strotchicd nm insonsiblo some dintanco from the scone of tho enconutor, tho kuife remsining buriod to tho hilt in the bonr's shagey wido. Aftor o time tho huntor recovered sulliviantly to drag hiimself to tho camp, whore ho was obliged to remain for sovoral days bofors ho recovered from the torrible blow he hail rocoived. Otlior mombera of tho party went to the placoand found tho cubs, dead, and o ahort diutance from thom tha old biear, sluo doad. ———— WILD HOR3ES IN MARYLAND. ‘Thelr Origin, Itabits, and Singular Xlistory. Tho Baltimaro American tolla ua that there 18 & colony of wild horses of the pony variety m tho salt marshos of Clincotengue, an leland within ton milea of tho oasiorn coast of Mary- tand. 'Theso horses, it ecoms, hinve u pedigreo which majtos up in age what it may Iack in othor qualitios ; for tradution nseriboes thelr origln to & pair of ponies imported from England by a Vir- ginian of the I\ F. V.sort, somo 200 yoars 8go, but which loft & wrock iu disgust aud were washed nshoro off Assatoaguo Danoh, From theso two ponies have descended the wild liorsca now careoring ovar tho saud-huls in that locality. Until within tho presont contury those ponies woro not considored worth alaf= ing or catehing, and thoy wora allonad to graze and race ab thelr own gweot will, Dut, us the pasture-grounds passed “Into the owneralip of a class of hordsmen, it bocame the fashion to Insgo tho fittle wild horses snd brand thew with wmarks of ownership. At prosout the island is eald to contain sbout 600 of these dimiuutiye horaes, who truvel in herds sud boar tho brands of various ownors. Bomo thirty porsons llva on thoe island and claun to all this wild stook in luta or herds of from ten t0 100 hiead. Wa quote from the Americansome Interesting delails respecting thens wild pouies, their habits, and thoir oxpericnces : ‘Eacli hord [s goverued by u ule,—asort of equins sutocrat,—whoso authority is supreme, In former tinica Lie fought his way up ta tho position of patrinrel Dy thrasbiug sl his ¥ivals, sometimen driving them inito tho sea, wher they wora drownod, All usurpers were remorsaelessly expellod from the Lierd, and if they swero not killod thoy Le:ame bold baudits, ' aud hung about tho marslios, capturiug such unwary fonalos as bappened to stray 00 far froi thelr protectors, With theas they founded new Lietds, aud bicamo prosporous patriarcus thowaelves, “Tha groat day on tho taland {s * penning doy,” al- thougl of Iala it Lins tost sume of its holidsy uttrac- tions, Formorly the wonien, ag well &8 the mu, cou gregated nt tis Atlantic Hotel to nusiut in ldentifyiug tue ponlos, aud the Isiund beautiea causo thelf futhers, snd motbers, and brotu- o8, and ora ' wore tuerc, ~Tuesday, the 15t Inat,, was * penning day,” out only o few of the old ladies were In nttendance, A Jauuty littio sloop, crowded with young glrls, safiod away from tha wharf Just Lefors tho penuiug began, Tucy wera going down t0 Assateagiio beach ou & plonlo excureiws, Une of tho peouifaritics of thoso lslanders {s (helr singuiar foudness for acarlet, Lhey makos red lns on ihair Luats aud aloops wherever 1t is possible; they paiut tize panels of, thoir cotlage doors tns same’ color, and tho women freatly deligut i o_bright red ribbou or "Lue glris wiio went to the plenic on Tueeday 6 white imunlin arcesez, white sun-bouvels, searlet sacques, and red orucco mits, witl loug gauntiet cunls, ‘The costumo fx picturusque und protty whou seon on board & trim little mvop skimmiug over the water, It may bo necessary o explain what “ penning” means,” 'Tho owners of Chiucoteagus pouies murk them With o brand, geucrally outue lefc hip. o many of thom lovk’ uilka that it would be imposstble to ldentify them without this murk, Tue colts must be brauded before thoy leave their dains, sud August 18 the proper month, In order to catch the colts und ailiz the braud tho wholo herd must Lo * peuned,” On Chincoteague Island the square in front of the Atlantio Hotol 1 used for a pen, but on Assitiguo & Isxge pen has buen Luilt on the sboro of stou. piue logs, Mon aud buys mount tawo poules und siars oul t0 bring iu the Lurdy, They gallop 10 yusture grounds, and, afier muck yelilug, fast_riulug, and Bome littls wwerring, they mauage 10 drivo ono of the herds dowsn to tho siore, Neariy all the houses on Unincotengue aro bullt along the souud, and the yarda iu frout jolu oach otler, tuds forminga contlnuous fouce, ‘Whou the Lerds getstarted down the sbore the riders prees closs ufter, yuiling aud whooping, and tuere is o vely chag until th venuo that luadito the pen fe reachied, Hora acrowd of men are standing, and they turn tho Lead of tho fiying colwinn {zto tue square. Home of tho pones suspect treachery snd run futo tho water, but the riders dash aftor them, and goon the whole heard is torced into tho pen, The colts stick cloko to thelr dums, and i all the roaring and plung- 1ug nbout througl tuo pon thiey uever becomo soparat= ed., Astout mau with a long polo iu Lis hend, and & looped rops b tho end of 11, posta huavell ut the mouth of tho pen, and 2a the ponics run yost ho droys tho loop over tue hoad of one of the colts, 'The little fellow plunges about sud whukes Lis head most furls ously, but all ‘oo purpose; the men haul bim out and throw bim on bis right aide. ANl thix thue the Lranding fron hos been Loaling at @ firo near Ly, pre- sided over by suudry urchins who take deifght fu this part of the perfurmunce, Tue face of the irou somes tires bears tho initial Jetters of the owner’s name, and sometines it 18 3 simple monoyram, 81ch 15 & ciruiAr or £quare, to which tho owuer lays clim, Wiien tho colt haa beon throws 4 boy brings an fron from the fire, aud it is stwiuped on the nouy's hips “Tuoro 18 uu cruelty in the operulion, becauso the oper- ation only burns Uirough tue baiv aud scarcely aca & thoskin, I 8w a 2-year old colt branded whils stand- ing ou Lils feat, aud it did not seem to feol tho burnlng. By the tima tho colts in the kord kave been branded, tho dlrivers have driven snotber herd down to {ue shore, ‘Tho first are al.uwed to run back 1o thelr pas- ture grounds, while the noxt in order is driven iuto the pen, and the colls subjacted to the morking pro- cess, Bometimea tha coll escape until they are 3 and gveti 3 yeuru oid, and then Loy ars tuucis harder 1o handle, cama ue~ e e st s é Catching Tt *“There is something exhilarating,” eays the Danbury News man, *In sooing o man hastening to the cars, especially if bo thiuks he basu't one moment to spare, but, rathor, several to gain, and Lins & carpet-bag in one hand and a paper parcel in tho othier. We cunfoss ourselves that such a sight Is not oxactly repulsive to us, ilo takes the middlo of the ntroet, ae it is’ the most open thoroughfaro, and hay Lis overcoat apars aud fapping, under the improssion that it fo some way accelorates lils motion, While he thus leaps over the ‘fwund. with the carpet-bag swing- ing oround and rapping azaingt bis logy, what a nagmtlcont spccinen of physical activity, direct- ed vy intengo montal application, Lo presents, 1is eyes aro sot in his head, hin faco iv flusbed by tho ‘flny of his muscles, his mourh hangs caralessly apon, and the cords in hia neck stand out liko whiplashes, Faster aud faster his legs ply, agninst the unsympathizing enith; wilder and wilder whirls tho carpot-Uag; everybod stops to look at him; little boye, too ‘smalil apparontly to take an intorest in_anytbing, turn out of the way toobsorve him and conjurehim to o grenter speed. Ho reachos tho dopot, dashes through without tho tickot, and lunds on tho platform just as tho train is moving away, but, oncouraged by the ctios and cheorfuyg shouts of tho hangors-ou who get in front of hini, ho makes the car, pluugos into the only uuoccupiod seat, which is uext to the stove, sud whilo the water trickles down his body and myrinds of red-hob noedies pierce bis flesh, Lo bas ploaty of timo to reflect ob his narrow oscape from wissing tho train, and to proporly anathematize that last cup of coffee, Natlea In heraby glven, that an application will be mads by '¥'he Humington “Empiro Sewlug-Machine Conipa- up, " ad Tusorpurated Unapany, vegaaized uador and by vifiug of tho Gunceal Laws of 1o State of Now York, 0 wit: Anact emtitlad, Al act to authorizo the formation of corporations for manufaciuring, mining, mechanical, onamloal, agelculiural, borticaliucal, medfoal ur onrs- thve, mercunifie or commenclal ey nad b, 17, 18%,and the laws amondaiary thoruf aud supplementa: 1y thacatos avinic s eblsf huvinoes ofice at Hivm, fu {lte Guuny of Murkimer, N, Y.y aud that bain tue viaco in which tho peluciyal 6 irjiorate peaporty 1s ehuatuds to the Gonoral Torn ot {ho duprome Gourt of th K. New Yurk, to. Lo held at tho Goct-iTonse, in tho Ci'y of Hyeacuso, in tho Kittl Judicial Distriot, on the fitat Tups. day ufJaiuary, 1874, at the upentag of 'the eourton that day, ur oon thetealior &s counscl can bo heard, tor an order suthorizing 1ho said Incorporatod L‘um|vln{lu ake Sorurtto nawme of * Ramlagton nowlng-Ma- pany. Nald a) 1un will ha made undor and by virtue ot of oliapter 12, of thoe sossion Jnws of 187, entitl 0 wuthurlzo corpueatious to ohaugs o, of thair outnorato namor, " jaswett Awels Hy 170r Dated llion, N. Y., Nuv. b, 1413 el mx'&'l"““"":"ri’)g' o1 of Ty i d Tu0s. RIOUARDEQN, Attornuy, Tiivde Be Yo oo NOTICE. Dofault hiaving boon mada ia the paymont of & eortain promlesury note mado by T, 8, Debbins 1o the ordor of flawmond & Gago, aud by thom indoreed **without ro- course''—sald note bifng for the amount of §30,000-dated July £3, 1473, snd dus uinety days thoroaftor, and beariog intarat at the Tate of 10 por cont por aunum, SlASE metu: £lty, aud hinving indorsed thareou as paid Nov, 8 tho aum of B10,000; said note also giving tho legal huldors thareal ausharity o sl o collatoral agouriiy attzonod tharata awd horvla describud, Now, thorefurs, sliall sl at publia No, 76 Washingto ., on Saturiay, N for' thy caflata bl lunraby givon that o a0 an ot Tt & O o in * o il a0 % NOTICHE. Dalanlt having Loen mado in the paymont of & cortain promissory nutw mado by Suin'l J, Walkor to tho ordar af Hammand & Gage, and by thom indorzod **whihiout ro- 1d nole being for tha amauut of §16,00, datod July 3, 1873, aid duo ninoty days thoroaster, aud bearing intorrat at tho rato of 1y per cont or anuum, altee niae d noto glving tho legsl holder thercaf authority ullatoral suourlty nttachud thoroto sid noreln tuaraforo, publio notleo s heroby givon that wa ol at publly eule, e th atficn a€ {emmont 't No. 16 Washingtun:at., In tho ** Porttend {relock a, i, un Frid sy, Nov, 93, Lo tho highass add ot blider 107 ok, tus oollatnral souurity muntionnd b sl tato, tu' Wikt Fifroan shiros faierasiional Alutual Tewas G, (lateruativual Bank), DAMSIOND & 040K, 1 hldine of sall rinta HOOLEY'S TI Grand Opera in English. MISS CLARA LOUISE KELLOGG, TEATRE, 1 N Z4 T, LDA SEGUIN, %gs"frfi YO GANDT, BELDA SR HAUELMANN, WILFORD Mllllfll\Nl WILLIAM UARLTON, HENRY PRAKILS, o, ¥ LDW, BRGUIN, ALIONY i ANNIE BLIARBIKD. Tull Oborus and Grand Orchostra. 0. D. TIRSS and MAURICI GRAU. Commoneing MONDAY KVEN Monday~Lucln dl Lummermoor—K 16, Theodore Habolmann, Win, Usrlton, O, I, fiall, Atoio Starbled, oto, Taosday—durthin-KELLOGG. Joseph Maas, U, all, 1idw. Soguin, Mr, Bartleman, and Mes. Soguin, Wodn, ~Itigolettn (Tho Fool's Revonge), Janale Van Zandt, Mes, Beguin, Joteph Mass, Heney 03k ¢, Thall, are. Thursda, Mrs. Boguln, Bost ‘aust—K ELLOGG . Habelmann, Carltoy, Friday~Marltann. Baturday Lvening~Irn Dinvolo. Grand Mntines on Snturdny-KELLOGG. Salo of aeais cuinmences Thursday, Nov, 37, at9a, m., at Baer & Co.'s, undar Pabuor Houso, 1tossrvad Soats, $1.60 and 3100, avcording to looation, HOOLEY'S THEATRE, ORAND GALA DAY.—Thur-dag, Nov. 97, Thenks. elving Matineo vt i p. . GREAT DOULLE BILL, Aftornouu and Night. LEAH, THE FORSAKEN, AND A REGULAR FIX. All tho Stara tn the Cast. Priday—JUNTED DOWN: or, THR TIVO LIVES OF M VRY Lilft, tenehitof SHiss Susln Donia. ACUADEMY OF MUSIO. PAREWELIL SRASON In tha Unitod State of MISS LYDIA THOMPSON, Who {8 anpearing befors the most. crowded and fashluna: ‘blg audlanaes ever known in Chlcago, Triday and Suurday Livenings aud Saturday Matinoe, firat ohangs of WM. ROBIN EIOOD. Introducing new Spcoialtios, Monday, Do, I, SINK AT TITK SALLOIK, whion will bo folluwed wiu ALADDIN, Soata may be'scourad aix dnys In advance, MoVIOKER'S THEATRE, MONDAY, DEC. |, EVERYBODY'S FAVORITE, T.OTT A, In bior groat Speclalty of LITTLE NELL AND THE MARCHIORESS, SONGS, DANCES, AND BANJO SOLOS. BEATS AN NOW BE 8Kt D. MYERY OPERA BOUSE. Blonroo-at., batwoun Uuarboru aud Siate, Avlineton, Cotton % Kembles Minstrels, NEW, FRESH, AND SPARKLING NOVELTILS. Tubliy Nawsumb, 3aokin & Wilin, Hilly Kice, Mastor (anrge Davanpodt, Ernost Linden, Win, Aclingion, Ben Gnttos. Juhn' K. Kowble, in uow and ploasiug apsclal- tlos. Fio wiole 1o cunaluds wita sha Oporatical Kstrav. =ganza, entitled ACTING ON TUE BRAIY, or Shakspeare in the Kilehen, Grand fixtra Matingo Thaokszicing Afternoon, Livory svoning sud Savurduy Matinco, STAR LECTURE COURSE. MUSIC HALL. * Tickets for the only Grand Concort by the CAILLLA URS CONCERT TROUFPH, Tor nale thls mornine at Jausnn, MoCiurg & Co.'s and Box Otlice. Pricos, $1.00and 1 oakes, oto. rpenter & Sheldon, SECOND PRESBYTE'N CHURCH. ORGAN CONCERT, Triday Evening, Nov. 28, Tho large Organ built by Johnson & Co., of ‘Westfleld, Mass, will be oxhibited by Meassrs, FALK, FLAGLER, MATHEWS, and HOOD. KINGSBURY MUSIC HALL. FAT CONTRIBUTOR'S HUMOROUS LECTURE, “INJUN MEAL,” Saturday Evening, Nov. 29, 1873. ADMISSION, G0 OENTS, GLOBE THEATRE TO-NIOHT, BENKFIT OF EARRY LINDEIN, Who will appear fa bis great Sprctalty of ** WOOL, " 1 o HIDBENHARD: Sitardag, 1liddon Hand Matines: UNION PARK LECTURE COURSE. BERCEHR. Rav. Taomas K, Becchior will dellvor the noxt lesture in the Univn Pack Coursy, Duc, 4. Roserved Soats tor salo Monda; 1 5 OCEAN STEAMSHIPS. NATIONAL LINE, KOTIOKTnis Company iskot thorisk of lasurauce (np to 00,00 T guli) On each ul ta stoamact, thim ivin passengers fha Bost 0ovsiule Kukrantaw o safoly and av ucae of danger at sea. g ash 4o hurly oiis hee aheays boon adopted by bl UII“I&I'I)‘ to avoid fca anid headinnds. To LIV RGPOUL and GURENSTOWN, from Plers Nos, 41 and 47, Norih Rtivor | Now York. l'} oV, ‘ll'i Ferpt {l S0D Currency. urroney, u03d ratee, Paseoigors booked to un ond Seindinnvian pinjuts At Jow rates, from Ger ‘e Sioamships of tuls line ure tao fargostin tho trado. Draite an Great iritain, Iroland, and tho Continant, at Northeast corner Uluek aud Hundolphes 8. (nupoaite dow Shornau House), Obicago, by WILLIAM MOALISTER, Goneral Wostern' Azont. NEW YORK TO CARDIET, BRISTOL, LOINDON, And all Othor Points in England and Walos, The South Wales Atlantio § camahip Company's naw fint.class Sulm»hllfl_lwlll sall from Pounsyivania Rall- road Waarl, dereny Cit PEMBROKE: 15 e truila, are uro- provenicn.s for the colnforsaad convomenca of Cabin and Steeraga Puvsongors, I Cabin, 4 currenoy: Socoud Cabin, #43 burrenoy's Stooc- vucagy our(liicates (rom Car- ards, For further partieulars, auply in Cardiff, at the Com- pany's Otticur, No. 1 Dack Onninbers, wnd 3 Now York to ANGHIBALD BAXTER & GO Agonts STATE LINE. NEW YORK TO GLASGOW, LIVERPOOL, BEL. FAST AND LONDUNDSRRY. 0 ologant new Clyde-built steamars will sall from Pierdd, North Kiver,us foflows: PENNSYLVANI VIRGINIA. .. Dac. GLOKAL o Deo, 7. 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Soikrnat corner o Randophy MICHIGAN CENTRAL Depoty Joor wf Lake Y0, WENTWORTI, neral Passongor Agoiit. _ PHICA™D & ALTON KAILANAN, Chicogs, Kamaaa City and_Dentar Short Line, vin Lanfale aws, dlo,, and Chicago, Hringfeid, Alionand St. Luule Jhirough Line, Unln Depot, Weat Side, near i ieket Uffices ¢ At Lepot, and 123 Handolp Teare * 9:30a, m. * #:10 D, m, ok [+ 9448 o, 2 7:30 m, fifixfl: i By Iouln Fas JEx Touis Ex, viaJ, 8, Il 9, i CHIZAD, MILWAUKEE & 57, PANL RAILWAY. Unton Ziepat, corner adjeon and Canal-ste,; Tieksl Offes 63 South Clark-at., oppasile Sherman House, and al Dapot, Toavr, | A Milwnnkes, St. Faol & Minneap- ‘lia Day xpran *9:30 8. m 1 6:508, Ml 500 11:00 ] 0ns, :00 p, m, |*11:00a, m, Milwaukoe, Aty Pari i s olis Night Leproy 030 0. .| 4115 b, m CINPA~D, BURLINGTON & DUINCY RAILROAD, vt af Lakest., Judlanaao,, and Sixteent nal and Sizleenthuata, - Tickes fices, No, 89 rand Pacifie Hotl, and at depuli, Leave. " 7308 m, 7:80 a, m. * 9ilca. m. | W a; Dibirun's Sloax Gty fogemor 0ux Oty Kep,. Pacllia kiaws Liao, for Omalia Kansas Ullg. Loavenworth, chison & 81, Josoph 1izp. Aurora Passongo) Mondota, Ottawa Aurots Barvanga ‘Aurora Pasyenger (Juniay). Dubuaua & SiguzOity Bap. Paoilic Night ap, for Oin iaunas Clty, Javemwart ohiran, & Si. Josoph xp...... 10 uwnor's Urovo Accommodation * 1 Duwnor's Grova Accommaodation * 6; Texas Kxpross. ... 4w *Kx. Bundays. iy, D lLL&ND’SHfiN]‘fl‘AL RAILI0AD, Taence, . 1Ex. Monday. Bt Louls Fi St Lonts Fae 14 (a) Runa to Unampalga on Saturdaya. CHICAGO & NORTHWESTERY RAILR1AN, Gty affices, corner Kandolph anit LaSal and 73 Canal. ALy, Turner Huad, a Paclfio Tast Lins,, & Dubuque Day kix. via Ul] aUuabe Night Exvross,, a Dubuaua Night Ez. vis a b b Milwaukos Kxpro & Milwaukoo Ps 8 & Miivaukos Passonyar b Groon Bay i 5 b a~Depot corner of Wolls and Kinzio-sts, 8-Depot earngy of Ca inzlg-sta. EIT, Gon, Pass, Agent. COLORADO, KANSAS & NEZW MEXICO, Ticket und Freight Ofice, 77 Clarkesty . Dpecjo) Tnducementa,” Gront Now Tauto.” ., T, & St Tolt K. W. E, WEBE, Gon'l Ag't. ' . CHICAGO, ROCK ISLAND & PARIFIT RAILROAD, : en rner of VanHuren und Shermanate, Tickel ofice, Grand Pacific Hotels Teace, Arrie, ' Omaha, Loavenw'th& A tchison E: Peru Agcomm LAKE SHORT & MICHILAY SONTHERN RAILROAD, Lepat, Van Buren-st., saot o7 LaSalle-st, Nevel ofiess, narihicest corner Clars and Randolph-ats,, and southiest corner Canal and Madlson-sie. v Grvice, 2 Aail, vin Afr Line and Man Lin F00 . i Bpecial Now York L il Kir Lin0. ey, i Atlantio Kxirou i Nigbt Rxprass, via Main Lis i BSouth Lulcugy Acgnmmvaation, .| 'CAGO RAILNOAD, ' Teave, | Arrice, CHICAGO. INNIANAPOLIS % CINCINNATI THROUSH LINE, VIA KANKAKEE ROUTZ. From the Great Central Mailroud Depot, Fool of Laka alsoJvolof Teentyosecontest, tieket afice, 11 tanda at,, “near corne faSallet,, corner Washing ton, und at 1 iral Depot. Througn sleapere for Tadianapolls, Olncinoatl, Washe ington, and Baltimare avers nigat. .__MEDICAL, . The French Doctor, B, BRIARD, Iato of the Academy of Medistue, Parls, nuw Protosior and Propeistor Ouicago Modical Inatituta, 2 Uilico Phannsoy and Lahoratory, 153 Soutd Hals.odat, ' corner of Peice-pluce, Diaoavss of ovory natura treated, * MEDICAL CARDS. DR.C.BIGELOW NFIDENTIAL PHYSIOTAN, 277 and 279 South Olark curusr Van Luron, Chlcago. I3 woll kiuwss by all readocs of the prpoes that Br. 0. Bigelow is the oldest gstablishod phyaician {n Chicago, having dovoted TWENTY YRARS U LIS Ml'lL‘lfl Hur-‘ o3 0 feoring remedios that will cure vosltivaly all c CIHRONIC AND S| IAL DISEASICS in both so: SEPARATIE M8 for ladios and gootlemon. GOl ENOLE CONFIDENTIAL. ~Ads i amips, to De, U, BIGELOW, 07 COBURN Medical Institute, 175 and 177 South Olarkest,, cornor Monros, Olica, Ivundod aud condvoted by'Dr. J. O, Coburn, for th treatinont aud oure of gl torma of chivalo aud wpaoial disonsos In bo:h suxes. ‘Chis Institute is unquestionably the most scicntiflo (0 this gountry for. the trsatment of disouscs, Ur, Coburn {3 & regular graduate of mediclng, aud lias theso diplomas frous tho best cullogos in tho world, and lias had fwro oxporionoa I tho troaties ot privato disens s than ln( physician in Chicago, Young 1non who reauiie 8 poy-{uisn navor fail to tind spoody ro- Ti0 Aud & Normnent cure at tho M v Scud Lwasiamps for bls hooks on malo 1o any addraws, {n sealed envalopos. . U COBURN, 17 and 177 Soutl Allcontdential,’ Otiiow tours: § Tio4 p s nde ot Dr.'Cabarn, nd fomalo discaso Adiress lutters, De, rk-st,, Ul o, T tod p. m. ; Sunday, i CURBE! PAYID DR. KEAN, £ 360 South Olnrk-at.,, Chicago, May bo contidontially conwulted, norsonally or 5y mal, NO ™NO ey ol e, ou all chiranso or Worve s+ dissas s, UL, Jo KEAN I to only phve'eit s i taw oity yho wae- Tauta oucon 0r R Pa¥, tirusa W, Biustratod, W ounts, DX, A. G, OLIN, 332 Wubash-av., tha clidest and longest ostabliaicd physlolan tu the vity in thia treatmony of private aud urinary discasos, seminal weakusss, tu7 resaltof early indiscrations, and Joat min-- buad positively ured, Hislate work oxpliining who way FRACTIONAL CURRENGY. $5 Packages or FRACTIONAL CURRENCY NOI SATIt AT TRIBUNE OFTICE.