Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, December 3, 1873, Page 3

THE COUNCIL COMMITTEES. Composition of tho Moro Ympor- tant Ones, Dissatisfaction of tho Slighted Aldor men, Wow Thoy I’ropoxo‘ to Bhow Thelr Ro- 3 sontment. During the reading of the Mayor's fanugural In the Couacil Chiambor Monday evening, thora Wwas a rospoctful siloneo, eoxcopt onco, or por hinpa twvico, whon tho candidatos for oftice ou- tldo the railing folt bound to break forth sn ap- Dlauso, whioh was {akon up sud proiougod: by tho honorablo gentlomen inside tho sacred in- closire, the firsb manifostation of ap- proval coming whon tho financial stete- ment dropped, sentence by sentenco, Aud word Ly word, from tho Clerlk’s lips. * When the recommondation to cut down tho tax- lavy aud conilne the oxpenditures to absolutely Decessary measures was uitored, poople outside fell bouud to npplaud, nud didro, but tho honor- nblo Aldermon wore ominously silont, That tonehed thelr prorogative, and they felt tho en- croachmont. Tho reforenco to the Bundasy law wan woll recoived, which is moro than can bo taid of tho recommondation to postpono tho eroction of the new City iall, Of courso, thers was clapping of hands tud stamping of slioos at the couclusion of tho message, THFE FINANCE COMMITTEE, The fact is, that the Aldormen did not much caro whit the Mayor &sid, and thoir honris wore polpitating until thoy heard how thoy ware put on the commitroos, A graveyard silenco prevailed as tho Olork read the doom of ench man, 'U5iore was no surpriso whon McUrath was suvounced at the head of Fiunnco, Ho got what he wanted, and porhaps nono of the twon- ty-throo would linv objected had_they thought they had boon trentod with any degros of fair- nosy, 'rha{ nssorted thnt MoGrath had saeri- ficed them to secure himsolf and a fow persounl friends. Ho bad Finance, the best committeo in the Council, With him are Lynch and Bebaffaer, of the North Sido, nud Ueath of the West Side, whilo Spnulding is the only man to represont the South Side, whicl En)‘fl the most taxes. ‘The South Side Aldermen lamed the Mayor for discriminating against their constituouts, fu not giving thom a fair roprescntation on the tax-lovying committee. They were angry, and nre so still, RAILROADS, 5 Next camo Railrouds, socond in importance only to Finance uud Public Buildings. — Lenga- cher was mada Chairman, instead of the old Cluirman, Woodman, who was put at the foot, but who Iar better understands the intricate sys- tem of railronds now centernig in the city, and i8 moro competent to handlo the delicate ques- tlons thut mav arise when now roads apply for adwistion. Richardson, JeGrath, aud Stout are the othier mombers of thoe Committeo. McGrath controls Longacher, Richardson, and Stont, It may be yemarked thai Richardson voted with Mefirath, and that Stout is ouraged becanso ho wae badly troated, ITo would have liked the Chrirmauship of the Railrond Committoo, and wonld have beon & botter man than Longacher, bat Le wasn't inside whon the eommittee-slato war wiitton up. Richardson was put at the head of Judiciary, and that shows whoro his vote will:go, OTI[ER_COMMITTEES, A'ld. Corcoran got Fire und Water, and Mabr and Foles aro wita im, togothor with Woodman st Stone, MeGruth iy snid to control this Com- mitteo nlso, Moore is tho only mowber of the opposition who got a committes, nud that is Bchools, for which lie s eminontly fitted by taste and experienco, Mr. Reidy and Alr. Fekbardt aro with him, but it {s not o conrenial placo, Mr, Lynch is unother, better educated than Reidy aud Tekbardt, but how is his position on this Comnnitlee going to forward his pet moasure of repealing the order which compels distillers 10 remove aud bury swill, instead of feedingil to cattlo ? Caumon was given Whorves and Publie drounds, to consvle him for tho loss of & com- wigiion as County Justice, whicis tho Governor refusied to Issuc. Selnuftz was put with bim, and ko were Jonas, Tom Dailoy, and Moore. Uaunon ig loyal to McGrath, “Jonas might bavo got thiy Committoo, but he declined to submit uuconditionally to the former. Wharling Privi- legos was conferred upon Kehoe, with Clak at the tail and O'Brien and Warren in tho middle. O'Brien is angry. llo feels that he lns beon foully dealt with, oud thst the Ninth Ward "has been left out in tho cold. Titzgerald, & uew mau, wag the percon chosen for local Assessmonts, Reidy again appears a8 second on the Commillee, Moore us third, while 1lildrelh and Murphy Dring up the reur. Whito, & young man from the Eloventh, took the Bridewell. Heath, an expurienced Aldoyman, is second, and then come Tow Bailcy, Spaulding, snd Jousd, Selaffuor was made Chairmun of Police, which was re- garded a8 an indication that lo will vote With McGrath, though on Aonday Lo voted ngainst him. Cullorton got Gas Lights, a vory responsiblo place. MoGiath controls tho Commitieo. Hildieth tokea chargo of Harbor and Bridges, which will give him & chance to telk, And now cumnes Tom Foloy, avthe head of Printing, with Fitzgerald, McGrath, Murphy, and M, B. Bailey, to back up MeGrath in s offorta to o tho corporation printing to the Times, Builoy, contiactor for the County Jail, was appointed Chioirman of Public Buildings, & place which he coveted. GENERAL DISSATISPACTION. The remainder ol the comittoes aro of Josser importance, Gouerally, tho appointments have given dissatisfuction. "L'he so-cailed law-and-or- der man got nothicg, which was all thoy expect- ed, so0 they are not vory much disappoiuted. ‘Tho * People’s " mon are simply furious, ‘Cho dis- tribution. i8 coueidered to be unoqual, The First, Soventh, Eighth, Lleventh, sud Sovon- teenth Wards each got two Chuirmanships, whilo others, equally ontitled, gob nono, 'Lom Laloy, 2 now man, was put on flve committecs, whilo 0O'Brien, of the Ninth Ward, was almost ignored. Eckhardt, who is in his tcond year, from the Fiftcontls, was thrown overboard, and Ho Was Btout, for neithey got anything worth mention, AUE MAYOR'S APPOINTMENTS, Tho result of thess appointments is, that the disappointed feel sore, and will do_anything to thiwnrt the Mayor's wishes, Tho Irisk are in- digiant, excopt McGrnth, Cullorton, nnd Bailoy, nnd the'Gormans nre also angry. ‘Llore will bo new complications over the Alayor's nomineos, ‘Thero is somo talk of not confirming Forrest a8 City Clerk, and tho Hamilton men 10 _agaiu ot work, 'Tho Board of Public Works is nothor bone of contention, aud, altogethor, it looks as if :ll:en were to be lively times next ilundny oven- I3 CITY IN BRIEF, A regular meeting of tho Chicago Photographio Association will bo held at No. 168 State stroet, Jird floor, this evening, The monthly meeting of tho Mauagers of tho Homo of the Friendloss will bo held at the Homo st 10 o'clock this morning, i ‘The annual meoting of the Woman's Aid Asso- oiation will take place at No. &1 LaSialle atreet »t 2 o'clock Saturdsy afternoon. Theo Btarr King Fratornity will give a sociablo at Central Hall, corner of T'wenty-second street and Wabash avenuo, to-morrow evening. Natban 8, Grow hes rocently sold to Nottio AL Hamlin the premises Nos, 507, 609, 611, 513, and 515 WWost Madidon stroet, at the corner of Shol- don, including Grow's Opera-Houso. Tho Home Dramatio Club will perform the' play of “T'he Victims,” this evennig, in connoe~ tton with the Fourth Umtarisn Churoh fair, at Oentral Hall, ‘Tho lecturo to heve been dolivored yostorday avan!:fi{ln the Mothoqist Church Block by Isaso 0. Tallis was postponed on scconnt of the weathor until Tuesday evoning, Dec. . John Gleason, allus * Croamar,” and Timothy Hickey are & couple of young roughy who infest Twenty-seoond stroet and vioinity, DBanyon sout thom to the Bridowoll yestorday for aix montha, Tho robbory caso alleged to havo taken place in tho housoof Mary Abs some time wgo came ufz bofore Banyon yesterday morning, wud was dizmisged, no complainant appearing to proso- cute. John Gillespio broke into the flour and feod storo cornor of Bedgwick aud Ok utroets, and -stola $14 from tho till, Yoaterday Justics Kauft- man continuad the cage till Saturday, in bail of $1,600, ‘Warrants were sworn out hefora Justice Halues yostordny for the arroat of Mys, Susan G, Bpaids and Wili MoRay Hoge, ou tho charge ssanming to bs & firm, soting nnder the chare vhot of the Hosey & Segposs~ "Tha eano i o novel tion having spoelal rights. ono A Commandor 18 to he oleatod atthandjournod mocting ot the Blliworth Zownyes to be held ot tho Prelfle Hotol, this oventug and it In to be hopod thore will bo a full attendance of old mombors. T'ho Committes of Arrangomonts for the Cool Connty Sunday-School Convention, Lo be hold In this eity Dec. 16 and 17, will hold & meating of conforenco nt the Clnrl Btroot Methudiab Jplu- copal Chureh, Baturday, Marlin Collina i a poor, erazy follow, who fins boon hanging about West Randolp stroot for a long timo. Juslico Soully youtorday rent nim to tho County House, in ‘ordor that ho should not starvo to denth. Monday afiornvon a now gambling-house was openod on Clark stroot, The gutosts woro wol- .comod by n muppor which cost over ¥250. 1t would have roquired s hundred policomen to Liava talion chargo of tha many partloipants. Thore will bo o social {n the parlora of the Ninth Presbyterian Churoh, on Lllla avenue, north of Igan, tho Itov, Dr. McKong partor, Thureday ovening. Membors of tho congrogn- tion and tholr friends nre juvited to altond. Thomas Duggnn, of No, 105 Fulton stroot, had his right lufi cut off, Sunday morning about 1 o'elock, whils trying to got on a tenin of moving cary, nt the T0inos Oonreal depot; Mo wag takou to Bt, Luke's Hospital, whorolio is attond- ed by o surgoon of tho raflrond. Yostorday morning, at halt-past 9 o'clack, n carponter, namod J. P, Evans, was serfously in- Jured at tie Times building by & brick falling npon lis head. Ilo was romoved ton physician's oifice noar by, who pronouuced the wound dan- govous. Ofieor Mownrd yesterday avening dotected two follows carrying off a snok of volfoo ab tho corner of Kinzio and Dosplaines atrcets, who, boiug pursued, dropped their booty, and mado their cecape. The coffeo is at the Unjon Btroot Btatiou nwaiting ite identification by the owner, During such days as yestorday proparty-own- ers on some parts of Indlana avenuo wonder whotlior thoy hava riparian rights or not; tha car-duvers prepare for marino disastors, and tho ailroad comflmy discusses tho advisability of supplyiug their conveyances with lite-pre- 8OIVeLS, To-day being tho day of intercosalon and praver tor missfons, thore will bo docvicos in many of the Episcops! churchos. At tho Catho- dral thoro will 'bo sorvice at half-past 10 this morning, sud in the ovoning at & quartor to 8, wheu addrossos will bo dolivered by various city Tectors, The' statement mado yosterdny that Alex- onder Jonos had .been arrested for ob- taining goods under fulse protouses, was incor- rect. It waa Aloxander Innes whom John Forgoe Lind arrested, and the oase will bo tried this morning boforo Banyon. Monnwhile Innes is uader ail of §500. Henry Bergh, tho humanitarian, will lecturoin tho Music Hall' this avouing, commencing at Dbalf-past 7 o'clook, His subjoct will bo * Our Bpoechloss Slaves," No sdmission fee will bo charged, sud oll aro invited to be prosent, Tho high roputation of thia philanthropist will doubt- loss socure him o large audionco. Among the articles offered for sale at tho Iair of {he Roy, C. W, Wendte's church, which apens this eveuning at Contral Hall, corner of L'wanty- socond streat and Wabash sveunue, is a suparb afghan, valuod at $300, which it s proposed to donate to the ministor recch’luf: the most votes. Boveral oandidates are already in the flold. Yestorday evening A man namad Charles Det- ioff, rosiding at No. 806 Clybourn avenue, re- Bortud at the Armory Polics Station that ho bad aon knoclked down, at tho corner of Stato and Harrigon streots, by an unknown roliovod him of s silvor watol and chiain, valued at %30, aud o wallot uuntuiuiu%&lfl in ourrenoy aud two monoy-ordors issuod by Frank Lawlor, The Germans will establish & freo dispensary at their new Home for the Poor on Union street, near Milwnukea avenus, in the bulding former- ly occupied s oflicon by tho Chieago & North- weslorn Railrond Company, Mr, Ewil Dietzsch will Liavo charga of this dopartmont, and ‘every poor person in need of medicines will be sup- plied froo of charge. About noon yesterdny a man named Charles Koecheing was serivuely hurt by the bursting of an cmery-wheol in tho brnss-works of Lows Woolf, No. 100 West Luke strect. Tho injured man was taken to his bouse, on Mitchell stroot, botwoen Toomis and wLaflin, and attonded by doctors. Beveral Elucuu of tho stonewere hurled io his head, and his rocovery is thouglt to be doubttal, Qnorgn Lawlor sud John Keegan lagt Friday night broke iuto the clothing atore of Suwyor Brothors, No. 803 Weat Division stceot, and mado up a larga package of govds worch $1,300, which thoy were about taking away with tho horuo bolongiug to the storo when they wero mrasted, and yestorday taken baforo Juatice Knuffman, who continued tho oase, in balof 81,6 00, till tho Gth inst. Mooday, ovening Ald, Frank Warren had Hugh Reed grrested for mahing hreats agninet Lis life. Recd gaye bail, and immediately assaulted Warron in such o manner that Oficor’ Cousidino arrested him for disorderly conduot and assault with a deadly weapon with intent to kill, and Toed spont tho night inacell. Yestarday ho wwas oxamined beforo Banyou, whio continucd the caso for a woelk in bail of $2,000. ‘The placing of Liay or straw upou the floor of cars aud "buses is o buisauce. In o single brip it becomes frightfully dirty, andas & means of keoping the 1cot worm it is o signal feilure, Lo find o pieco of money which has beon droppod in it, Ia imposible,—n fact appreciated Ly tho con- duetors und drivers,who cxemine the filthy mass cavefully at the:closo of tho day,aud ure genorally rewarded with n collection of nickels, dimes, earrings, aud othor articles of valuo dropped by pavsouzors. Cocosnut-matling would prove an unprovement in every respect. *The Grand Jury yostorday failed to find true billa against Dr. Charles Xarll, of No. 123 South Halsted sireot, and Jawmos Hill, of No. 22 Prico lace, tho first having beew held by the Coro- ner's jury on the chiarge of huving commitlod en abortion on Mra. 1N, aud tho latter as an nccessory bofore the fack, Lho jury oxaminod thoevidonco taken by the Corouer at the 1n- quest, and found that the circumstances upon which the jury based their verdict nover had any oxistonco in fact, and wore inforential. The prisonors will bo released from ocustody this morning. A peouliar circumstance ocourred in the West Division yesterdsy. About 3 o'clock in the af- ternoon, while Jerry Kinuey, reolinod in an casy- chuir in his saloon, No. 211 Bouth Halsted street, dozing awag the tedious hours of a dull day, Le was awakened by tho tapplog of fingor-naily upon the window of his frons door. Oponing i ayos, ho bebold two mon standing outside, who keeinod to be laughing at him. ~Ho arose and moved towards tho door, the mon back- ing to tho outor odge of tho sidewalk. Kinnoy, belug somowbatnettlod, followed them, During his absence from the saloon a lad stole wlyly in, and taking the till to the rear of the place, began omptying its contonts into his pock- ots. Ilo was about to roplaco tho till when Kin- ooy dotectod him, The boy made & husty exit by tho back door, clogoly tollowed by tho saloon- keoper. A hue and Bffl a8 raised, and, bnfore tho boy had traveled a distanco of half o block, twenty pooplo, men women, rnd ehildron, wore in pursuit of bim, Tha little follow hold out man- fully, uutil ho had loft his pursuers five or six Dlocks_bolind bim, whon, worn out, ho crawled under u sidowalk, whete he was qnfcl(ly surrounded, and compelled to snrrender himeel? and give up tho monoy. Officer Hogan took him iato custody, and locked him up at the Union Btreot Station, whore Le gavo tho name of John Moriarty, Justice Banyon yesterday made a learnod de- cleion in su Interosting caso, entitlod, Charlos Oleaver, Jobu B, Sargent, Capt. Gillis, William Gray, James R, Hil, and R. W, Dunbam v. Mrs, Catherive Cook. * Mr. Goorgo Leonard, of Ewing & Leonnrd, appeared for tho plaintiffs, and Georgoe G, Beliows for the dofendant. It came out in evidence that in 1866 Alr, Clonvor built n sower from Vinosunes aveauo to Laxe Michigan, along Egan avenue, passing through Mrs. Coolt's lot, “That lndy utitized tho wators of the sowor by turning thom into s duck-pond. After u fow months, people in the vicinity noticsd vory un- plessant ~ smells, and, finding out whonco thoy came, tried to got Mra. Cook not to obstruct tho sowor, 'Thoy woro unsuce nuaulull aud flnnlly sho closed the sower with olay, ‘The obatruction was soon mado ovident by the stagnation of wator in tho collars of houses on Egan avonue, from Vinconnes avenuo to the lake, aud n committee of citizons waited on Mre. Qook with a petition rcqunntlnfi her to remove tho obstruction, Bhe refused, andthe po- titionars thoroupon bad hor arrostod sud taken before Justice Banyon. 'Tho examination lusted flve howws, and resulted in Mrs, Cook boing found guill of a misdomeanor, for whioh she ‘waa fined lg and gosta, Bho was hardly roleagod whou she waa rearrested upon the ssmo charge, on a warrant eworn out by Mr, Leonard, as the Attorney for the Oity of Ohicago. Thoe sxami- x‘x;tlnn will take place bofore Banyon this morn- 8- orson, who PE e A Now Ceoreals A new cereal has been grown in Oregon which haa pussled the farmars, as i Lo unliks aay grain with which they aro familiar. Fromroven toton niatkn frow from ono roob to n hoight of abont four feet, and theso ainlky, or straws, aro thin wnd hard, The radlealn are hmf‘h and enroad widely, ‘I'he lionds nro uix inchod In longth and covored with a hoavy heard, each filamant bolur fivn inchos Jong. Tho grain I doublo the leupth of n kernel of wheat, and, instoad of baing firm and compnet, {a hollow, the cavity coatalning glulinous maltor. Whila thograin bonrs a closor reeemblanco to wheat than anything elso, the straw looks moro lke that of ryo ov barloy, Its otigin Is somewhat poenlinr, the flrat graln hav- ing boon taken from tho etomach of » wild gooso by o farmor in ‘Plllamook County noarly threo yeats ago. Ho wan struck with its appenranco, wnd plauted i, and tho sncceeding season sowed the product, ilo distributed s portion of tho acoond crop amony o fow friendy in differont mith of tho Blate, who this yoar ralsed sinall quantitlon, It will roquire anothor yoar to de- tormino tho value of tho grain, AMUSEMENTS, TIHE OPERA. Tho familiar and alwayas popular opora of # Martha," which has been given in tlus cily timos almost innumecrablo, as compared with othior operas, Initinted tho Kellogg Aeazon last ovening at Hooloy's, nnd, althongh tho weather wan of the vary worst,—rain and drizalo over- head and mud under foot,—the attractions of * Marthn® wero superior to nll obstncles, nnd tho thentro was orowded to suffocation, ovory soat not only boing ocoupied, but overy inch of - standing room also in the lob- Ules. The prosonca of sa larga an audienco, upon such a night, and af- ter o disnppointiment {n the announce~ meont of the oponing night, which {8 usually o sorious drawback, was a complimont which must bave been vory gratitying to Miss Kellogg, com- ing, as it did upon tho oceasion of her dobutin English opera in ¢hiscity ; and tho compliment wag omphasizod with applause and floral Lrib- utes, during the ovoning, which ought to por-, suade ber to mark this night in hor oporatio ca~ reor with o vory white stono. The cast of the opera was a8 follows : artha, vorsion, is famillar to all opora-gooers, a8 it is o part in which sho bas vory often appoarod Loro. In the Boglish vorsion, she is oven moro no- coptable, 08 hoer clear enunofation makes tho toxt inmtolligible o tho audlencs, ond (hus adds {o the of- fect vory porcoptibly. —She hLad evidently not rocovered from her indisposition, and sang at times with considorable effort ; but still her fino vocalism was apparent at all times, and not aven o cold, nor tho vory porceptiblo anxioty that ovorytliing should go right on tho stago, nor hor oceasionnl efforts to sob tho conductor into tho right tompos, provented hor fram giy- ing hor most conscientious ellorts ta tho musle of kier patt, Dramatically, Miss Kollogg dooa not catch the subtle comedy of tho charaator altogetlior, but stul thero was an cloment of rofinomont and graco about it_which was very pleasant. Iu somoof Ler vocal numbers, espo- cialty in “T'ho Last Rose of Summer” and tho duo which follows it, shio sang in splondid stylo, gottivg o handsoma oncore for the formor. Mrs, Seguin was, as sho slways hos boon, tho most charming litile Nancy on tho stago, full of naiveto and rollicking fun, oxpressed in a quiot and pert way, which makes her fairly irrosisti- blo. * Ior voice was in admirable condition ,—in fact, what weather {s bad enough to alfect this irou'little woman ? When idrs, Seguin gives out, chnos will come sgain in opera, Slio seoms to be proof agninst all “haps and mis- Lisps, snd accidontsof timo, place, and weather, sltaough hor roles sro vory ryiug, s they re- quito hor prosonco on tha stago at alinost overy porformanco. Buoh a [uithful, cousclontious, and reliublo artist canuot bo too higaly prized. The othor leaaing parts were not o sutisfac- torlly filed. Mans, tho now teuor. o singor of tho Lotti port, has = very light, throaty voico, which s yory sweet, however, in some paris, and i capable of mnking gome very stroug effects whon he is warmed up, and does not havo to sing against tho orchestra aud the othor voices combined. In tho ““Last, proseribed” bo madoe u bad break, which may, Liowover, have boon the offect of a cold under which ho Is 8uforing, 13, in the duo in tho noxt nct, Ite toolk the same noto without dificulty, nnd with & powor for which no one would have given him credit in tho earlier part of the opera. IIe haa apparently not much knowl- odgo of stsge business, and was rather disually serious for aven the lova-lorn Lionel, but Lo was always dignified aud ensy in his bearing, and evidently gave his most con- | scivutions otlorts to the performonco of his character, His singing of tho romanza in tho fourth aut wash iy Lest pieco of vocalization, and, in fact, he mndo it tho fon.ure,0f tho oveniug, re¢oiving an eothusiastic encore, which dovel- oped into & perfect ovation. In this act Mrs. Beguin also carried of an unsum for her hunting song. - Mr. Tall was Plunkett, and would have beon a bottor one had Lo had low voice ouough to finva effect to Lis musie, aud had he restrained i8 tendeney to maice sport upon the stago when sport was out of placo, n, for instanco, In tho siuging of the “ Good Night " quattotte, aud on ono or two other occasions, 1lis goneral singing was rather bettor than ho has done lioro beforo, but he still has room enough for im- provewent, BMr. Beguju acted his unimportant part vory cleverly, sud spoko what listlo ho had to sing. Atloast it is charitable to sssumo Le was talking and not siuging, Tho chorns iy small but effoctive, numbering abut twonty voices. The tenors and bassoy wonld make good brigauds, nud tho soprauos aud altos, who have summerad aud wintered through many o sonson of Italian, German, and Euglieh opera, Linve not ‘grown any handsomor n8 thoy Lave grown oldor, Tha orchostra, whioh is under the ohargo of Mr. llowson, neods trimming down. 1t 15 altogothor too demonstra~ tiva.in so small o Louge. This_ovoning “ Rigolelto” will be_given, in which Mro, Yau Zandt will make hor dabut. it is many yoard sinoo this opera has beon given Lorg, wo appoud o aummary of its plot : Rigoletto, nominally tho joster of tho liber- tino, Duke of Mantua (Mr. Maas), among hin other misdoeds, usstéts his mastor in the seduc- tlon of the wifo of tho Count Ceprano (Ar, Neal), This oxcltos the anger of tho Count and Lis followers, and they dotormiuo to visit Jeiyo- lello witlr vangenuce. Auothor uolla of the Gourt, Count Monterone (Mr. Bartleman), has also had Lig Lonor aseniled through Jtigoletto,and, in an {n- “torviow with the Duke und Lis miuion, invokes ‘vongoanco on them with such appalling carncst- ness that Rigolello ovor aflorwards raverts to the malediction in dismay, and with an inward conviction that it will oue day be fulfillod. The Duko hns & dauglhtor of hus own named Qilda (Mad. Yon Zandt), on whose purity hodotos. So rigidly hus hoguatdod and coucealsd her, that her oxistouco was hardly known to any bub himsolf, But the Duke disgovered the maiden at hor do- votions, and uader pretonso of being n poor student, ho had won her affoctions, aud traced ber to Lior bomo. From this dwolllug, Ceprano and Lig followers, supposing Leor to be Rigoletlo’s mistress, undertook to toar hor by forco; aund, by protending that it s Ceprano’s wife—whoso house adjoine—that thoy are thus sbout to abduct, they make Rigolello (AMr, Hall) an Instrument n tho ravishmont of "his own daughter, whom thoy conyay to tho palace of tho Luke, Euragoed to mudness at the trick that bas Loen practiced on him, he hires a bravo uamad Sparafucile (Mr. Puakos) to assaasinato the Duke; and the latter, aidud by tho blaudishmonts of his sistor, ailures the Duke to a dilapidated Inn, intending thoro | to fulflll his compact, aud to enst the body into & river that runs by, But the Duke's foscluating mannorsso wi upon Magdalena (Mrs. Soguin), tho sistor, that sho bocoines desirons of saving him. Rigolelto has desirod his daughter to dis- Enhm horsel! In malo attire, aund thus to offect or escapo to Veroun; but, bofore departing, Lo brings her to the nolghbortiood of the fnn, that she may learn tho Duke's faithlessness from observation, While thus outside the inn, sho hears an altercation botwoen Sparafucile aud Maedalmm, Tolatlve to tho contemplatod murder of tho Duky, and o dooluration by tho former that be will uesuredly assassinate him unloss somo ono sbiall Lappen to come by whom be conld substitute for him #o as to got from Rigo- lelto the promised veward, With a woman's do- votion, Gilda resolves to eacrifica Lersolf for the man she 80 madly lovos, and, knocking at tho door, and demanding admittauco, sho is stabbod as she ontors, Sparafucile thruats hor into = eaock,. and dollvors her to hor fathor a8 tho one lie hat compnoted to slay, Rigoletlo i8 about to oast tho mack into the rushing wators, whon tho voioa of tuo Duke, heard in the distauce, ap- iuluou him that thera is some drendful miatako. 1o opous the saok, aud discovers his still llving daughtor, who, however, spoedily expires, while ‘Rigoletto slnks to the oarth, overwhelmod with the fultillmont of tho dreadful malediction. M'VIOREL'S, In an msthotio as well as in & purely physival Ugld, what is ene man's mest may be auolbar man'n polson. T'he omnivorous appotita of ane may, lnmmbly‘ mwallow with ravouous apprecin- tlo the evarso provender which datutler palataa wonld sbrik from. And it is not nnlflv poxels blo, but vory nearly certaln, ‘that s dramatio rolishied porformance” which would Lo kuunlr Dby the fow, would be mot only unpsle ainble, but abaolutely tastelons, lo the many, Buch a condition of nffalrs is froquontly illuu- trated. Tho rank flayorof the Lurply and Bm- mott performanco I just ns ungrateful to the lover of trie dramabio art as tho garlic and oil of the Spanish mem" to the unaccustomed stomnch of the Awmerican oplonro, Tho unex- octed postponomont of tho first porformance of English opora Monday nvnnint]' wag not with- out intorest, in the voyelation 1t mado to Lun- deadls of peoplo, of tho littla proviaion mado for themorocultivated patrons of ninusomont, When the holders of tickoty for tho opora Monday ovening found the doovs closed, and an invita- tion to rotmn their tickets and got back the mottay, many of thom, temptod down-town with thait Wives, cast about for somo place of mmuse- ot in which to spend tho cyoilng. It {u falr to supposo thnt an_oporn nudlence represonts the miost cultivated oud intelligent porclon of the community. it _is_coriainly a fact, as tho Yrensuror of McViekor's Theatro wilt ndmit, that there i1 & olaes fn Chlcago who patvonizo opera, and tho Inghest order of din s ontortainmonts, Whoro wero thoso people to spend the evening ? Loy oonstulted, and. rosalivated tho followi Inces of nmusemont, aud tho attractions of- ored, a8 follows: MoVickor's Theatre, Lotin; Hooloy's Wheatro, olosed ; Acadomy of Blusic, the log drama ; Myers' Opora-Louko, Arlington & Cotton's minalrels; tho Globo ‘Theatro, Iarry Lindow 3 Olympic Theatto; Dr, Kahu's Museun, and soveral minor plaoes. Now, whote in Lo ity could they flnd n rationml entortain- mont ? MaViclker's was tho nonvost theatre, had the highest prestige, a very fair stock compauy, anda star who is always looked upon nan mngucl for thoso who do not cars *for nnything more than almfiuu\l autica, These opera-goora dia- tribuled thenisulves betweon MoVicker's and tho Mipstrels, and, in tho leading thoatra, thoy wero entlroly out of theircloment. It iy uot tho objaot of theso romarks to throw any asporsions on Lot- ta, but morely to iliuslrato the fuct that, withall our boasted cultivation as a community, theatro managara do not find the oultured poriion of it sutoiently large or gouerous to support moroe thau ono place of mmusomont in whicl they can oujoy a porformnance. No one who las sat through *¢ Littlo Noil."” as acted by Lotts, oan have the hardihood to nssort that it is, strictly spenking, o dramatio porformanco at all, ‘I'ho couspiouous charaotors are assumed by thoastar, and subordinated to her partionlar method of treatmont, Tho principal charactoristica avo, thoreforoe, slang, hnujo;flluy;ug, danoing, animal spirits, aud cortain’ Jibortios in action and gosture which wonld not ba tolerated in " anybody hut Lotta, and ara morely porautted in Lot becausa it is the fashion to swilo at har when sho ways hor foot at the nidionce, throws out hor log altor tho traditlonnl fashion of tho amorous old man in the old plays, and quotes with truo Bowory iutoustion tho fiito and moaningless Bowery romark, “If you'ro coming, ocome along.” Why tho oudionce laugh at thoso things the disap- pointed oporn-goors aro at a lous to conjecture s thoy lool: t oo anothor nd suy: “Is not ail this & littlo yuigar? Have wo not wandered into & varioty hall? Ts this the sort of entortain- ment our nowspapers indorso a8 sprightly, win- ning, full of Itfo and_full of fun, and ofl that sort of thing?" And thoroupon they make up thoir minds not to trust the newspapers any ‘movo, and, moraover, not to run tho risk of any mora such weary evenings. They aru too well- orod to got up and go away; bhave too much re- spoct for tho sudionco to talk and whisper, and ara compollod to wit through tho performauce lookiug liko criminsls sulferiog their just do- serts, Chey go away and sny—and thero fa no donying it—tbat whatevar Lotta may be, as Lottn, she is nothing 08 an actrosa; and that, while they are very glad some people like bor performances, they aro very worry that thoy do not, And then they add, that Bomo way or another, sho does chnuu n great many people, whioh {8 very true. And with this commentary on the opora-goer, wo shall tako the liborty of lenving tho star. 'As to tho support last evon- ing, it was in overy way worthy of & move favor- ablo opportunily. ‘Mr, Bock a8 Sampson Brass was desorving of high praise. 1t was o very clover pioco of charactor-act- ing. Mr. Pierco a3 Quilp was cquslly commendablo. 1o adhorod somewhat to the traditious of tho past, but was occasionslly original, Mr. George Holland, a8 Stum, gave, as usual, a very conscientious rendering of a chatactor bordoring xniul‘ufly on caricature. Mr. Soymour dispiaved s veigatility for which even hia frieuds did not give hun full ciedit, ap- poaring *in cork,” wnd playing on that odions wstrument of torture, tho concortina, with tho skl of n muslcinn, Mra. Stoneall, as Ars. Jarley, iu make-up nud action loft notling to bo desired, and Mr. Rainford as Lit- te Nells grandfathor, Z'rent, as he becomos in the draws, fillod tho part mJst oreditably. But whatever was good iu tho acting of tho players was logt in tho pranks and kioks of tho star. Aud when the crowning iucousistency of tho wholo pe1formance, tho apothconis of Little Nell preceded the fall of tho curtain, balf the audi- euce_thought it very .fine, and tho remainder woundored whethor thoy had not stnpidly miscon- coived u vary fuuny elimax. ! TUE CAUILLA URO CONOERT. It tho Star Course managers could but control tho elomonts with tho samo skill und ability that they do their entertainmonts, thsy wonld not hava permitted Old Prob to have wo jnterfored with their plans as ho did lagt night, It was un- fortunato that the severe storm should havo proventad, 88 it undoubtedly did, many from eujoying o concort of such renl morit 18 ihe ono givon by tho Urso Troupo 1ast ovening in Musio Hall, “Che huil was only comfortably full, instead of being crowded as it should Lnve becn to meot such an artiet as Oamiila Urdo on hor ro-ontra into Lho city after quol o long abaeuco, 'The opora undoublodly attincted mony sway, but thoso who woro fortunato enourh to be preaont Jigtonod to ono of the most pleasing music- al enfortsinments of the season. Tho programmo was of a popular charactor, and the appreciation of tho audionco iy bo nnderstaod from tho fuct that tuers were soven oucores during Lhe ovening. ‘ho opoming number was Mondolssohu's “Rondo Capricoioso,” porformed by Ssurot, & recent comer from DLuris, e is a vor) pleaming performor, with, however, no suol mar'sod ohuracteristics as would cull for & special mention, His playing was gmooth and caroful, and his execution oven, if not brillisut. While Do digplayod no grent command of his iustrue ment, his performaucoe showed him to be a care- ful studout, sud & pianist of cousiderable promise, i A duot, “Tovo and War," by OCooke, wug the secoud number on the pro- siammo, and wad given by Mossrs. Kerl aud ‘Thomas with 80 much spirit that 1t onlled forth a decided encore. Karl is a tonor whoso clear, ringing voico, undor admirable control, is well adapted for concort purposes, His singing laat night wag }wrhnpu tho best, a8 it was tho most appreciated, fosturo of the vocal portion of tho yrogrammo. M. J. R. Thomas, who is 50 woll known through his numerous aud popillar com- positions, has a rich, fuil bage voice, oven and powerful, bub he waa ovidently suffarng from the offacts of tho weather lnst night. In tho # Laughing Song,” sung ae an encore, aud in his admirablo rendoring of tho arin from Rossi- ni'w * Ciudorelln" Yo Tormentors,” ho dis- Elnynd to tho best tho floxible qualitios of aud is ‘ndinirablo control over his voice, Aiss Edith Abell, who appearod in tho third number of the programme, has o sweet and ox- prossive voice, but lacking tho cultivation whioh such o roally |I'uau orgau desorves, Ilor voice Is mora & coutralto thau soprano, and Lor selections in the programmo wore not calonlated to display it to tho bost ndvantage. Her mothod s faulty, and sho docs not manage her voice with oither skill or knowledge, Tlhere was only one selec- tion, and that an encore, which showed its good qualitios—a tender and touching Lallad by B, Hoaverus, of this city, *he days aro uweet snd long," which wea rendered with good exprodsion and swootnos, Dut, of courso, the fealuro of the eveniup's prograuune was Camilla Urso's pluying, Her first soloction was Ernst's “Rondo Popageno,” which was woll caleulutod to display to tho full tho completo control to which sho had subjeatod bor Instrument, 1 was o most bplliaut and powerful rendering—tho palpitating tones of tho violin, tho rapid stuccato paasnges, tha cleat,crisp, dolicato touch vf thio bow, and the broad ric! monics exciting the nudience to & piteh of onthusinem that was souvcoly eatisfied with the morcoau—a cavitans by {hl.!'—gl\’nu ag AN eucoro, In this, howovor, tho tonderncss sud richness of hor Flnyiug wero manifested moroe than in_any othor of the evening's sclec- tlon. In " the msccond part she guave Paganini's #Witches' Dauce," aud as an encore #'Phe Curnlval of Vonice," n both of which her brilliavt execution, hor marvelons Lowing, and the brendth and fullnoss of her playing wore fully oxhibited, Pruvhn ber tbo mastor of hor {nstrument and hor right to the ominent position #ho hind long ocoupled ns one of tho preatest violinists of tho ago, Altogothor tho concert was 8 momorablo ono, aud will be loug romow- bered by thoso who were prosent, who will ra- ret that it {4 the only opportunity to hesr Alisy ro during tho season. OHURCIT BENEFIT CONOERT, A ooncert will be given this evoning at Oarr's Acadumy, 727 Gotiage Grove svenus, for the banofit of the organ fund of Ht, Mark's Churoh, at which maay of our bt homa siugoss will npe poar iu tha following very oxcollont programumo: FART 1, 1, PlanoBolo, ... Tohner, a0, o 9, Bong—" Thiuking of . .Dlumonthal Gaeye " vovss Mondelggolin .Behnbert Mra, 3, Bong~""1t 1a Enouyl' ira, Fritz Follz, 4. Bong—** Grotclum wm Bptnnnrda”, , Jiva, 0. K. Johnson, 5, Bchumann Quart Alessra, litrd, W 1, Planc Bolo,....s vaART 11, rgf ohmier,” """ s cainiiviiisvetlian Alya, dolnaon, Aro Bwoct and Long” \Nirs, 0, L, Beavorns 4. Hong—* \Whoro Ts th Littlo Gipacy's omo 7", Levy . Ara, Stacy, 5, Quartolte. I 9, Bong—"'Tho Blorm 3, Bong—"Tho D ‘Kehumann Quarteite, Ol Paintings, Tho contiued splo of oil paintings ot Messrs, Ellson, TPomeray & Co,'s salesroom, Nos, B4 aud 86 Rundolpls, Alould atirack anothier crowd of huyers, Tho prices obtalned yesterday woro certatnly low _cnough, to that auy ono can Lhave an opporlunity, Tho prices wers hardly tho valuo of tho framos, Thoe remaindor of tlio collection, o by closed out this morning, fcludes sov- oral of tho bost plotures, and, oa this ia tho last day, tho attondanco should hio largo, ond thia opportunity should not bo allowed to paga without Foouring ouo of niore ot of this collection, whiclt fs nu destrablo ng anyihing our citizons havo Lud an opportuulty to Dutchusa from, —— Tine Watoh Ropairing. ‘Wo would call tho atieniion of thu poesessors of fino watclies to the fact that about sixtecn yonrs’ oxpo- rienco in the Lusiness gives us, cspecially when coupled with the faot of having some of thomost skiliful workmen in the country, many ndvantigos ovor other Jewelry establishments in repard to flno watch ropairing. R, J, Morso & Co., walchmakors and jowelors, Lako and Olark stroots. -— A Xiear on the 'Track, From the Detrot Free Press, ‘Tuosdny, as n froight train on tho Detrolt & Milwaukee Rond waa running {hrough s pieco of waody in Clinton Conutfi. tho ongincor obuorved a largo bear on tho track, Brain stood up and suuffed at tho coming locomotivo, but when it wng within about thirty foet of him he ovidently conotuded ho would got worsted in a hug, and fled tho track, The whintlo was soresmed and the boll jinglad, and the benr threw snow until Lie disappoarad in & swamp. .. PEOTESSIONAL, B. BRIARD, THE FRENCH DOCTOR, TLate of the Academy of Medicino, Paris, now Profossor and Proprietor Chicago Medionl Instituto, FFICE, DRUG STORE, AND LABORATORY, 188 SOUTH BEALSTED-ST. Discasos of overy nature treated scientifi- cally. : Pationts at o distance can bo consultea by mail and medicines forwarded by expross, 4ll Longuages spoken. OCEAN STEAMSHIPS, FIRST-OLASS IRON STEAMSHIPS, Botweon NIW YORK and LIVERPOOL, calling ot Queenstown, Carrying the United States Mail. SAFETY AND COMFORT. £~ Passongors booked {o and from tho prinoipal Eu. ropean poris et lowost ratas, Dents und Lottors of Grodit lssuod on leading Banks and Baukers througbout Kuropo. HENRY GREENEBAUM & CO., ELFTE-AV. STATE LINE. NEW YOLK TO GLABGOW, LIVERPOOL, BRL- FAST AND LONDONDERRY. Those olegant now Clsdo-bullt steamers will sall from Plor 3, North Rivor,as follows: PENNSYLVANIA, Saturday, Nov. 29, VIRUINIA, aturday, Do GLORGIA aturday,’ Doc, 41, And avery oltainate Eaturday (horeaftor, taking pas: Fengorn at through ratos 10 all pacts of Great Britatn and Trolind, Norway, Swoden, Domuark, and ~Gosmany. ST e pwrarda, For frelgl Diats for 5 to AUSTIN BALDWIN & gy Apists opliriuas apelsto AU P it o, 43 Brond cago Fa e o, 45 Bronduway. ke P S ont, Icago. 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F 3 5, PIL BARPLEMANN, HALL, HEN: PEAKLS NS R ieBAND, Ron ‘Thuraday - Fauar-IC ELLOG G, Mt Boguly, Mosees, Hnliolmann, W, arlton, T, Peakes, Miss Btarbird r. Kinross. Telday—Maritawn. Bliss Van Zandt, Alem. Keguln, Mr. Witford Mr U AT W hetton, Droraea Satudey Eroulng—Fra Dinvolo, Grand KELLOGG Mntince Nnturdny—Muartha Henorved Soats can ho ohtainod at e Offloo of Mioatee uly. Jtorarvod Soate, $1.5) nad 3,00, according to lo- . _Gonoral ndinssiit 1, Faunty, Clrol, 60 cte, McVIOKERS THEATRE, MONDAY, DEC. 1, RVERYBODY'S FAVORITE, TOTTA. 1n hor great Spectally of b4 LITTLE NELL AND THE NLARGH]ONESS.. BONUGS, DANCLER, AND BANJO SOLOH, BLATS CAN NOW DBE SEGULLD, MYERY OPERA HOUSE. Blunricat., bolween Lunrlior aud Stato, Avlington, Cotton % Kemble's Minsels, Fiest apporanco of Mast, G, W, GUTHBRRTEON. Tiahiby Noweomb, Ernost Lindoh, Mackin nud Wilson, Mant, GGoorgo Uavonport, Ariington, Cotton, Kombls, and Billy Rfuo in now aud'sparkiite apcolaitivs. “Tita witolo to oancludo witn tho fancy skotel, ontitled THE TWO B'HOYS; or, Children of the Period, Evory Bvoulug and atinge. ACADEMY OF MUSIC, Groatest succoss over know Crowded, fashionable, and dolighted sudioncos. LYDIA THOMPSON, And hor Mammoth Organization. This aftermoon and oventng, last Yo of SINBAD TEHH SAILOR, Yt graous appolutmionts, Thuradsy—Firol ino” o ALA GLOBE THEATRE. HARRY LINDEN. ‘This afternoon at 3 v'clack; ovoning, 8 o'clack. WAITING FOR THE VERDICT. Friday~BENEFIT OF IIARRY LIND. Monday 'ho_great Kagllsh tragodian, Mr. T, O! KING. DR, KAEN'S HAGNTECERY ATONTCAL JUSEUN, O Natusal Setonos, and f ] Madison. ¢ abon from § c. for gentlomen onl dnily and Suniluy, __ MAILROAD TIME TABLE., KRRIVAL KND DEPARTURE OF TRATS "l,';liHAflnN or REPERENCE MANKS, ~ t Saturday it Sunday excoptod. 3 Mouday szcapted, | Ar- £0Ve uinday v o s b Dnaliy oY e NICHIGAN CENTRAL & GREAT WESTERN RAILROAD3 Depot, Jout wf' Luke sty and Juot of Ticenty-secowtt, Tekel ajice, 61 Clurk i, soutieast corner o Randolph, and b Canabat,, corner ' Hudison, Leave, | _drrice, Mail (ala wmatn nod ale Hao) WORTH, gor Aotits CHICA0 & ALTON RAILROAD. Kanwae City and Dencer Slort Line, via_Louist- ‘and Clicago, Sprinyiel fon, Allon und St Louts ant, 4o, hyauygh Line, Union Depoty Deat Sidr, near Vailisoness, Lridye, Ticket Ofices t A¢ Depoly und 13 dtanddulphest Teate, | Arrivs, 3 1, [* R:10 0, i, ia Aain Tin a 2Main Lino e, Fouls 1ex. via dacksonvilin,. Bpringiiold Bapross., ‘anons Tacon, Washingtan Joliot s Duwtgnt Accomiadatic CHIFAGC, MILWAUKES & 51, PAUL RAILWAY. Untan ligpaf, curner Madivon and Canalests,; Thctel Offes 3 'Souch Clarieste, opirisi Sherman Hoe, anctaf Depote Arrie Milwaukes, St. Panl & Mianoap. e £ 6:600. m, *11:008. . i 201 nnd Fxpros Hiwaukes, Sty P olis Kight E'spros P, m. +9:3 p, m, *4:15 p. m. CHICACO, BURLINGTON & UUINCY RAILROAD. Depata—Fuot nf Indfana-ae., and Sizteenth-ot. andd Canal and Sizteeniheate, 2icket Ofices, Na, oy Clark. ey Grand Lacyio Hotel, and ut depats, Maijl and Exg!ml‘ Otiewa and Strontar e & Sloas Ui 4 % Lino, for On wwoeth, Al o mnd 3 Con | Grova Acvommodation * ILLINOIS CENTRAL HAILROAD. 00t ' Lake-st, and font o/, cnly-seconideat, o b THchet e, Bt Louis Fast Lin); £t Louls Txprass. . 3 Oak Woo d O Wou 43do Park aud Oak Woo sl #(a) Runs Lo Cosmpalin on Saturdays, CHICAGO & NORTHWESTERY RAILTIAN, City afices, corner fundolpis unt Lu ind 75 Cunat. 3ty corner il drrive, a Pacific ast Lin a Dubuqug 1 « Uiatia Night I a Dubiyuo Miht @ Ivcepiort & Dubiuaue xicos a ¥icopoet & Dubuauu Lizuzos Ailwaukeu Mall, farguot:e I W) Hapids a—Pepot cornar of Wolls and Kinzlo-ste, U=Depat cornor of Canal and Kinzio-ats. W. 18 STRNNLDY, Gou, Pass, Agont, COLORADD. KANSAZ & NEW MEXICO, icket and Fyeight Ofice, 71 Clarks Speolal Iuduvomonts. Ureat Now ftaute. &, T, & St Foll. B, Wl WEBE, Gou'l AR't. CHICAGD, ROCK ISLAND & PACIFIC RAILROAD. ekt ofice, Daot, corner of Vanlluren und Sherman-ts, Graud 1ucyle lutels Owaha, Loavonw'the A Poru Avsommoration, Night Eapivss, E. LAKE SHORE & MIG"IIAI SOUTHERN RAILROAD, Depot, Van Ruren-sl,, foot a7 LaSalle-st, Ticket vfMicss, Hurihicest corner Ciar and Handolpliatsy ond souihwsst corner Cunal und Yula: Tocs Arrive, Mall, via Afr Tdno and Maln Tino," G:l0 s, w, |10 p. Bl o York'iisuros, it M I LU seeiaensarenns ¥ Atlanti E¥prom, i & Night Kepreas, v{a Main |, Bolitls Olfoage Acoomiudativi PITIEBURCH, FORT WAINE & CHICAGD RAILROAD, Day tEapros, Paaible ltaprow st Lluo, CHICAGO, INDIANAPOLIS & UINCINNATI THROUGN LIKE, VIA KANKAKEE ROUTE. Fram the Central Raitroad Depuot, fool of Lakeett, Yeke 31 Kantlolpheal,, wear curnor € ek 4 a. Sall rner Washingl und wi Hlinvis Central Doyt 3 Arriva, Ri)a, A e HEnR