Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, December 28, 1873, Page 16

&} MR. GAGE'S PROPERTY, Tt Is Turned Over to a Trustee for the City. The Realty Is Valued at $280,000 and the Personally at $101,000, With the Bonds of the Suspended Banks it Makes $528,600. While the Deficit is $507,000. Nothing Further In the Criminal Proso- cution=-0’Hara’s Loiter Un- - answered, . Lnst ovoning thoro was o meoting at the Pa- cific Hotel of Corporation-Counsel Norton and Ar. Barnoy Caulfiold, reprosonting the city, and Mr. Gage aud his counsel, Mr. Mattock, to con- cludo tho legal forms necessary to turn ovor Mr. fingo's property ton trustee for the benefit of tho city, Mr. GeorgoTaylor, ex-City Comptrollor, boing agroed upon us tho Trusteo. TIHI TRUST DEED, sf which the following is a full aboiract, was signed, sealed, and delivored to the Corporation Counsel : > This indenture made and entored into this 27th day > Docomber, fu tho yoar of wnr Lord 1873, by aud be- fwoen David A, Gage, aud_ Bliza M, hin ‘wife, of the Tty of Ohicago, County of Cook, Sato of Tilinofs, of (b first part, aud George Taylor of same place of tho recond pirt, witnesseth thnt parties of the firat part in ronsidoration of $1 to themn it hand padd, receint of which is hiereby acknowledged and of the special trusta bereby created to be executed by party of {he sccond part havo granted, efe., and by thess presents do_grant, otc., unto ke party of tho ~ second oot und his sticcossors in_trust and asslgns, oll the following_described parcels of land, being’ in tho Conaty of Coolt, Stato of Illinols, fowit: tho north- east & of Sec, 25, Town 3¢, North Rauge 12 East, 34 P, M., also Lot 1, in tho partition by Commisaion- ore nppolnted by the Citenit Court of Cook Cotnty, of ho west part of the northwe ab}f of the west purhof tho_southwest 3¢ of Sec, 10, Town 19, North Rango 13 East, 3d P, D, sald two_pieces of land containing 254 acres, also all rl‘?llt aud interest of sald Gago in See. 1in Town 19, N, 1, 19, I, of W P, M., being thir- <tion, for a moro particular «description of which, roference It hioreby mado to re~ corded conveyances thereof fo wld D, A, Gage; alko, Lot No, 4, Block No, 3, in subdivixion ‘of the' sontl 177 6-10 feet of Clark’a Addition to Chicago, being the Dremises upon which uow stand - stono-front dwelling houso No, (04 aud 000 Michigan nv- Clty of Chicago; olvo, —undivided one- Jmlf of Lot No, 1, Block No. 01, School Bection Addition to Chicagd, tho wholo: of said lot belng subjoct to an fncumbrance of $25,000 togethier with ol wnd singular_tho privileges, efe,,’ to hava and to hold the samo and all the tight, H, ete., of sald parties of tho first part thereln, fo the'party of the kocond yast, bis successor or successors in truak and nssjgus. Thls conveyance i mudo for {ho Letter secir- ing tho City of Chicago, necount of “tho iudebicdutss of dago us lnte Treasurer of the mld clty, and in trust for tho following purposer, tfo wit To takp e possession, cliarge, manngement,und_co trol, of all tlio eald loks, {racts, plecos, and parcels of land, nnd to colicet the'rents, profits, and _incomo of tho sume, and to pay thercfrom, or from the proceeds of the salce thercof, nll taxes and assessments levied snd assessd thereon, also insurance on bulldiugs, and ihto reasonable costu and expenscs of the manugement of the premises bereby . couvosed, during the continuuncn of this trust, Aud, under the direction und with _tho eoncurrenco of thie Comptrolier of {he Clty of Chicngo, such concurrence to be ovidenced by tho signutaro of the said Comptroller to the deed of conveyance, and, a3 #oon aa the same can bo dono to tho julerest of ull concerned, tosell und convey snil premises or any part of the same, or Ko ‘much Borenf 08 may bo Tequired upon such terms ns to satd Trusteo and sald Comproller muy scom best, and to mouke, sign, acknowledge, and dellver good and suf- fclent deeds of the part sold to the purchaser thereof, far the uscs and purposes herelunfter oxpressed, sud 1o recetvo the procecds of any such snlo or sales, and out of the net rents, profits, and revenuo of eail prem- isce, and the praceedts of satd alo or sales, aud to pay the same from time fo {lme, a8 received, into the ‘Preasury of safd Cilty of Chicago® in ltquidation, pro fento, of whatever sum or suma are, or shall be, found to bo dus aud owing by said David A, Gage to sald eity, nutil tho wholu shiall be puild, And, fu case the saft et rents, profits, income, and ,‘mm‘u of nulo shall bo insulicient for this pur- vose, then to_ apply tie samo In satisfaction of such yarts of said inuebtedness, ne wold Cowpirollor shall deem for the interest of eaid clty, until tho wholo shall be expended. "And, upon the further trust, that upon payment of all said indebtedness, elther ont of the proceeds of #2ld property or othcrwise, to reconyey (o tho skl Da- ~id A, Gage, b licfrs or assigns, all of sakl premises ehicli may bo Jeft after the full payment of sald in- debtedness then remajning unsold ; and topoy over to #ald David A, Goge, his lielraor nksigns, auy” surpins procceds fu any manner derived from sald premises, after deducting them frony all Just or proper expenes aftending tho execution of this trnst, fucluding o fufr and_reasonablo compensation to il trustee for his ervices in tho premises, Provided, howerer, snd it Is oxpressly agreed by the the aid David A. Gage, that {144 conveyanco i niot to Do In any ecnse n satiefuction of suy purt of said in- +lebtedness, nor shall the samo Do taken ns nuy cause for uuy delay or interfercnce with any other measures eaid city moy havo taken, or sy take, (o eocure or to colicet #aid indebteduess or any part thereof, Thon follows clause waiving cxemption of homestend, etc., and ulso a clauso of seizurc in warrunty, ‘Thon comos nclauso appointing John DoKoven successor in trust in caso of tha death or inabil- ity to act of tho tirst Trustee. Tho deed then continues as follows : Tu cave ealdl real estuto whall not by sold_in_nccord- anco with the provielous hereinbefors est forth, within tho purlod of cight mouths from the dale Loreof, thon ¢aid Comptroller shull Luve the power o ordor & per- rmigtory saly thorcof, on such terms s to him shnll weem best for tho intereats of the eald City of Chi- Tago, In witness whereof, ete. i Sigued Davip A, Gaox, [Seal.] Euiza M. GAGE, [Seall) Properly ncknowledged beforo Gharles O, Jentuorn, Notary Iiblic. WLAT THE PROFERTY I8, Reducad to plain language the property ahove ilescribed is as follows: Atwood farin, 254 acres (0o incnmbranco). ... $200,000 30 acres in villago of Lyons, containing two limo kitlue, cugine hoitse, and_eveu Liotises rented ot 31,600 (10 IREHINbrANCO) v vo 16,000 AMichigan avenuo iovses (o Ineumbranco)... . 4 Pormelee stables_ property, 102160 feet, ot flie corner of Franklin und Jackson. .. againet oy loss on Aald David A. Totolisseersrenne THE PRSI The following poraonal proporty not necessary to be put on record wag turned over on a bill of salo, and ussigied to the T'rustee. Bonds of tho Oblcugo & Great Western Rail- rond Company (R{verald) Tnferest of 821 ubures in ¢ Rivorsido Two notes of 0, dinun i Nov. 1, 167, ut tliree and six monthi, 5,000 each,... ity of Chi A, Gage.. Tusurance ‘The valuation put on the foregoing personal proporty by tho city authoritics s 101,000, though it is expected a much largor sum will ho ronlized on it. This doos not Iuclude the $75,000 of life-insurance, which Is a contingent security, BEGURITIES TRANGFERIED, The following uccuritics woro also turned over: Dond of Becond Nutiomal Bank, with $360,000 ood y §11¢ aurotles, .. 5,000 Bond of Manui 5,000 Boud of Bank of Chilengo, 16,000 Bond cf Budger's Bauk 2,000 Total..... $147,600 It is oxpected that these banks will pay In full, THE TOTAL. ‘Tho total amouunt turued over it as follows : fteal propetty. 100+ S2E0,000 Veraonal propert; . 101,000 onds of ausponded banlka, 47, Totaloureuse +.8528,600 Thoue figures rogrounnl the value of tho prop- orty ns ostimated by tho olty autlioritios, but JMr. Guge oxpects that o muoh largor sum will be venlized, Thoamount of tho doflcioncy demand- ed of Mr. Gage by Mr, O'Hura in his “lotter of Friday wag £607,70,68, The case thon stands 18 follows: Eroperty and kecurities acceptod by city. Amount of deficiency claimed by clty.., $528,500,00 647,703,68 Balauce in fuvor of securities, ... vuieve. $10,700,42 NO BANKRUPTOY, 1t aiould be nnderstood that tho securities are mtendod to include the interest money, smount- ing to $183,000, Another mattor of tome im- portance I8 that the city would not accopt nll of Alr, Guge's property, which would virtually bo xu act of bankruptoy, and place the city in’ the position of & proforred eroditor. Mr. Gogo has rmple means to pay all his other dabts. Mr, Gogo seomod to fool relioyed wh the transfer of the property was camll)lolfll, and was lappy in the consolowsnoss that ho had done nfi in his power to 1ako restitution, ORIMINAL PROCEEDINGH, > A reportor called upon Mr, Dautel O'Ilara, City Treasurer, vosterday afterucon, to ascer- 1ain if any roply bod beon receivod to his formal ‘depaand on M, Dayid A, Gage to turn over tho | dofloit in tho Oity Treanury. AMr, O'Hars roplied 1 lu tho negativo. * Bubsoquently Mr, Gage was spolien to on tho sumo subject, and ho entd that Ito was ot propnrod nt prosont to glve an an- xxor, as his logal advisora had the mntter in cbnrge. A roportor also_called n}mn Btate's-Attorney Roed yoatorday aftornoon in order to ask him whotlior any further stops had been takon in ro- gord to tho criminal proseoution of Mr, Gnge, and whothor any porsous had called upon him to urgo him to tnke action in tho motter, Mr, Reed roplied in tho negntive to both questions, and sald that ho should probably awalt a communi- cation from Mr. O'Hura bofore moving furthor. THE LAKE FRONT. Shall It Be Sold to the Rail- roads ? A Couiicil Committee to Be Appohiled to Find the Public Feoling. Opinion of an Expert ns to the Value of the Property. A GOMMITTEE TO BE APPOINTED. * Jayor Colvin wis Interviowod on the subjeot of solling tho lnke-front proporty. Ho porson- ally favors it. Monday night the Council will appoint & committes to ascertain whethor tho pooplo of tho city think $800,000 is sufficiont compensation for the land, and if the gonoral sentiment is fouud to bo that that sum s sufii- olent, tho $200,000 now in tho First National Bank will bo immedintely placed to the credit of thoclty. Tho ralirond companios, it 1s sald, are prepared to pay the yomalning $600,000 whon it i8 colled for. It ia belioved that thero will bo no opposition on the part of Mr.: Scammon or any othor of the property-owners on Michigan nvoune, ond_that notwithstanding tho ropenl of the * Laoko Frontact,” the aity can give & quit-claim deed for its Interest in tho proporty. TIE PRESENT VALUE OF THE PROPERTY. A reporter of 'I'ne 'Crtpuse ealled upon Mr. James I Rocs yeaterday aftornoon to ascertain his viows with regard to tho value of that por- tion of tho lake front which the railrond com- panies dosire to secure. As lio is n man of large experienco and thorough information in the husiness, his opinfons will possoss more thou ;mlilmr_v weight. Tho conversation wns as fol- ows : The Roporter—What Is your opinion as to tho prosont real valuo of that part of the lake front which the railrond companios want ? JIr, Rocs—Well, it {8 pretty hurd to dispose of ranl catato just now, but, it that property was sold on_ ordinary torms, it would bring about 81,200,000, or half what 16 was worth when times woro better, The arop of the ground and its location would help tho salo » good deal. Tho Reportor—What is the area ? r, Roos—About 1,200 feet front by 300 deep. Tho Roportor—Would_tha property be wortl more If it was subdivided into lots? Mr. Rees—No: that would make no particular differonco in $hio price, s tho onst and vost streets do not run through. The property, as you know, has only one front. I have a lot for sale in that vieinity, which is much botter situ-~ ated than the lake front ground, for which I wanted 81,000 a foot, but I cannot get more than 2000 for it. This will givo you an iden of the genoral condition of the ronl estato murkot. The Roporter—Would it increaso the value of the lake front if, says Raudolph, Washington, and Madison stroots woro run through to the railrond track ? . Mr. Roor—I think 8o, ng it would tlien bo- comomora dosirable business property than it is now, The Roportor—H ow much would tho property be worth if sold in a lmmp, to be paid for, say, in threo months? ¥ Mr. Roes—You cannot digposo of renl estato on thoeo terms now. When I snid it was worth 21,200,000, I meant that it was worth that with ono-quartor cash and the balance in ono, two, and throo yonrs, Thoso torms would bo very advantageous in stringent times, like tho present. ‘Tho Reporter—It is your ogln[nn thon, that tho city would make monoy by selling out for 2800,000 cash, Mr. Roes—Most decidedly,” considering tha nature of tho titla which the city has got to tho property. FEELING OF TIIE PROPERTY-OWNERS, Al Jesso Spaulding etatea that he has seen noarly nll the proporty-owners on tho Lake front, and, with tho oxception of Mr. Scammon, they have expresscd thomeelves in favor of tho immediate salo of tho three northern blecks of the Lake Front Park to the railrond companics for a grand centrnl dopot, tho proporty to bo sold at n fair market price, and the proceeds to fo into the City Treasury, It is bollovad that ho monoy ean bo paid in within ninety daya af- tor tho terms aro agreed to. It is nlso gonerally considered bost to sell all city {n'opum‘ ‘which is not paying any revenno, and thus_obtain funds to puy off tho flosting debt and reduco taxation. A correspondent, in deseribing the natural facilities possossed by the Town of Lako for securing pure water, saya that botween Ashland ond Blue Teland avenues and Thirty-third and Fifty-ninth streots, thore hnve boen n scoro or two of wells dug, above the level of the lake, which afford an abundance of clear and cold wator.” One of theso wells, situated at tho corner of Blue Island avonuoe and Fifty-flvst stroot, was sunk to the dopth of 43 feot, at which point & reck was struck, Thorock was bored into about two feet, and there immedintely gushed forth n vol- une of water that xoso forty feet in 8o muny minutes, filling a well four Toet in diumotor, and rising ton feet alove the lovel of the lake, The correupoudent wants to know why the town au- thorities do not take ndvantage of this natural blessing, Io asks: *If a two-inoh lolo can afford such & large quantity of wator in so short & timo, why can there not bo f lurge resorvoir dug there, m-‘.i 100 or 200 fect in diameter and 21 in depth, wolled up with brick and bydraulic coment, and then porforated with s gcoro or moro of six-inch holea ? Would not this princi- lo of action probably supply the town with an inoxhanstiblo supply of wator at » much chonper yate thau the eystom which hng ‘beon. proposcd, by way of Hyde Park #" tion of tax-piyers to tho matter e st Norway and Sweden. Nevor conld moro dissimilar nations bo united wndor one government than Norway and Sweden. Norway clings with tho most absurd tenacity to old things and old ways of dam% them, whilo Swedon is ready to advancoe with tho rest of the world. The differonce apponrs strikingly on tho line of rnilvond hetwoen Christiania and Btockholm, The rond is shout 400 miles long, of which, sny, 100 are in Norway and 300 in Swe- dou. The time for uxrrcfin trains is abont 20 hours, Of this, something like 8 hours is taken for tho Novwegian 100 milos, leaving 12 hours— Yeally, only 11 loura—for tho Bwedish 800 miles, or 12 milos agaiust 25 miles per ldur, But most of tho travel in Norway is by the very old fash- lon of cnrrioles and post-lorses, the principul ronds—under Governmont care—being in good ordor and tho spocd averaging, with push, 6 or 7 miles por hour. The Amoricau Cansnl in Christiania—wliich is the only live part of Nor- way—is trying hard to got our mowers and reup-| ors Into use thiore, though thus far with wdiffer-| ont sugeoss, In Bwodon theso things are Loing] tuken hold of with something liko fresdom, The! Bwedos are, ovidently, a contriving and meehun- ioal people, and in such things very mucl In ad. yauco of their noighbors, "Ihoy are just th Kind of people to bo at home in Amotica, sud the very best kind u(puorlu America could hinvel In both conntries, as woll as in Grout Dritiun, enrd the loudest kind of immontution over the great emigration to America, Luck of labarors) causon strikos and high prices, thoy suy, and re-| ducos the mouns of tho old gountrics nnd tho volues_ at tho samo timo. ~Land, gouorall ‘neoms to have touchod its highest point ovor iwhera on this sido of the ocenn, aud to bo fall- iug with no littlo rapidity, and with un_ evonl diminishing number of purchasers, OFf coutso, 1 wpeak ganorally, and not pactlonlacly, What shall wo do about'it? seoms to hoan sbuorbing question In esch of the countyies through which llhnvu pustied, Tho story of success in Amoricn flows back from every pon ; und those who re- nin, having friends who linve goue bofore, aro in nently overy case nnxious only to get nway themsolves,—Correspondence of Scientiflo Amer- fean, it CERTIFICATES OF ORGANIZATION. Spectal Dispatah to The Chicago Tribune, Beninarierp, I, Deo. 47.—Tho Bocrotary of Btato itsned cortificates of orgauization to the Qhicago Photographic and Oopyhbg Company, sud to the Btar Manufsoturing Company, of Knane Oqumy, to-day, . PRISON DISCIPLINE. The Cold-Bath Oase at the Illinois Penitentiary, Additional Faets Elicited by th Coroner’s Jury, Testimony of Ohicago an Joliet Physicians. An Order Against Bathing for Punish: ment on the Prison Records. Speeidl Dispateh to The Chicago Tribune, Jortet, Dec. 27.—Tho Coronor's jury to inves- tigato tho recont doath of convict Henry Will- iama, ronsscmbled at the Btate Ponitontlnry this forenoon at 10 o'clock, Maj. 8. W. Munn, o criminal lawyer, acted ng foreman of the jury. The Hon. J. M. Bouthworth and Dr. Canislus, Commissioners, and the Warden, Maj, Wham, and his asslstants, and Drs, B. C. Miller, Curtls, Bacon, and Casey woro present. The Hom, Honry Bnapp appeared in logal capacity at tho instanco of the officors of tho prison, and E. | Pholps appoargd for Dr, Mason, Prison Phyal- clan, At the solicitation of the Qoronor, J. R. Tlandors appeared ns County-Attornoy. s DR. T, J. CURTIS, BWORN, When ho first .enw tho body of Honry Willioms, which was Inst ovening, at tho oflics of the GCoroner, it bors evidence that & post-mortom had wlrendy boen hetd. The heart had beon romoved, and tho soalp had boon taken off. Examined tho body thoroughly ; found no reason to bolieve that tho deconsod oamo to his death from discase. Snid tho hoart was shown him inaleohol. It was covered with an_unusunl omount of fat. It is not o fatty dogenorntion, but is n fatly doposit: Tho heart had two sportures in i, and I was fold one was mado with n knifo for microscopio examination of tho muscular tissucs, T'he other oponing was threo inches in length on tho oxtornal surface, hotweon tho vontricles, The upper third of thia oponing was mado with a knife, and the lower third has the same appearance. Didn't know whother tho middlo third wns mndo with a Jmifo, or was an ante-mortom rapture, It conncots with the right vontricle, Thers was also a con- nection botween the lower third of this opening and tholoft voutricle, whibh appenrs to hnva boott medo with a knifo. The walla of the right ven~ tricle wero thiner than is usual. Inmy opinion docensed had slight discaso of tho heart, from tho fatty condition, but mo discaso of the valvos. T'he immedinte couso of the al- loged rupture of tio heart might have boen auy excitement or shock of tho systom, The deccased’s health conld havoe been ascer- tained by medical oxamination bofove his death. ‘Che condlition of his heart unfitted him for hard labor, aund such affection would eventually lend to death, Don't know that this henrt is that of Henry Willinms. teceived the heart fyom Drs, Mason and Miller. It was said to ho Willinms' hoart, With such a henrt, without Inbor, n man could live till old age. All orgauns of tho body were unnatwraily fat. Don't know whother the hoart was ruptured or unot. Couldn't say whether deceased came to his death from vio- lonco or not, from an cxamination of heart. The Dbrain was & very unbenlthy ofgan. It the opon- ing intho boeartis s rupture it would have caused death, Tho groatest troublo with the heart is the thinness of tha right ventricle. Congestion of tho brain was induced by recent excitement or atruggling. Congoation wny not tho cnuko of duath, T'ho discaso of $ho heart was of long standing. The buth is 54 dogrecs. DI, 3. B, CASEY, SWORN. Examined tho lmd?' of Henry Willinms last evening. Tho brain was congested.. Who othor organs were in pood coudition, Haw tho Lieart of Williams in nlcohol, Tho upper and lower {hird of tho allegod rupturo was mado with a knifo, 'the loart wns not in o heelthy condition, Tho walls of tho heart woere thin, - The accumulation of fat would in- terfore with the actlon of * the heart, Deceased may have como to his deatlh from hoart discasc. Ho was not fit for active oxercise. A physician could hu told tho condition of the heart vy examinntion boforo death. A violent shock to such & man as Willinms wonld be likely to pro- duca sorious rasuits,—rupture of the heart, for instanco. It woukd Do gross nogloet in o phiye clan to order a violent shock hout o know! edgo of tho_condition of his paliont. Wan once Prison Plx?'tllcinn. Did not always exam- ino convicts closely, and the dineaso Willinma hnd might have cscaped my notico. I might hiavo ordered him a bath. A" bath adminisrered to o man in the condition of Williame might or might not produce death. DIt . C, MILLER, OF OHICAGO, BWORN. Had oxaminod the heart. Mad nover seen tho body of Williams, but_produced an afiidavit from Dr. E. Powoll, of Ohicago, to tho offect that the heart o hnd examined was what Com- missioner Bano had given him, and ssid to bo that of \Williams. ~‘'Tho honrt was slightly disensed. Inmy opinion, what Dr, Mason hu® ypronounced a rupture of the haart in his repors is a wound made with n knife, The wound was smooth and incised. IIaye scen Hov- eral ruptures. Never found a rupture in o heurt where this opening is located, Did not beliove Willlams' heutt was ruptured. T'heright ventri- clo is thin. I oxamined tho heart in Chicago without knowing whoso it was or whore it was from. Tho alleged rupture is u very natural wound Lo make in oponing a_body. Iirst saw the henrt at Dr, Powoell's oftice,” Boliove tho Driron Physician conacientious, and that ho mado tho wound in_tho heart nceidontally in oponing the body, Willinms could have endur- ol o cold bath without serious effects, if ndmin- istored in moderation. DR, ¢, ), BACOK, AWON Am ox-physicinn of tho prison. Havo oxam- ined the hoart of Willinma. It is slightly dis- eased. 'Uhorupture of such o henrt s possible, but not probable. Ordinarily, n rupture. occnrs on the apes, but this opening s in tho contral and lower part of the vontricle. Can'teny whoth- er the opening was made with » knifo ov not, be- caugo I anu examined it only with the naled oyo. A violant shook to n porson with such n henrt would produce an undue accumnulntion of + Dloo 3,0 flow of bloo Ho invites tho atten- THE CHICAGO -DAILY TRIBUNE: iy . - ap - to tho rules of tho prison. t s mnot customary to r’nn wolghts upon prisonors' backs whon 80 panishod. Wo somotimes compol n Erlsoncr to wallca bent in tho sohiary for ton ours at a timo with fifty pounds strapped to his bacl, Tho bathing of Willlams commnenced nt r‘{n’u‘ock in the morning. 1o had been in *Tyolitary the eloven hours provious, Ilo slept on tho stone-floor whilo in solitary. Ile first complained of being sick on tho 10th, two dayy bofore he died. Ue wns reported by the guard beeause ho had uot dono a ronsonnble day's work, On tho 11th ho was taken to tho sick hnll for oxaminntion by the Doctor. The Doctor was punished for disordorly couduct. On the 11th, nfter he had been sot at work, ho com- plofued of his hands hurtlug him. It was the ovnuluf of tho 11th that tho Doctor ordered bnthed, His offenso was not do- ing o day's work. Somo timo ago, Major Wham, the Warden, sent for mo to come to bis office. Mr. Southworth was thoro. o agked if cold baths were being ndminfstored horo, I replied, *Yos, upon the order of tho prison Ellyuiclnu." The Wardon knew nothing of thoe aibiug of Willinms at tho time. Ile was not at tho prigon atall, Ilavonadministored bnths upon Dr. Bacon's order when he was not prosont. I roported tho doath of Williams to Gen, Bane. The Warden never gave mo an ordor to baths a man, Willinms wag in for horsosstealing, Ilo ])rutundcvl ho could not spenk English, Ito onrned to tallk rapidly. Ho was goenerally re- fractory—a troublesomo mait, Whea I wont to the bath-houso Williama wag !lnnflln:{ with his pants half on. I told him to dress himself, and e would not oboy, 1 then ordered him Atripped and bathed agaln, which had to bo dono_ by forcn. T usked my Doputy a second timo if the doctor hnd ordored thomnn bathed? Ho replied that ho lind, Tho tomporaturo of the water waw 560 to (0. Wa havo only administered four or five baths since Dr. Mneon hag been here, *and ho has gonorally been present. 1o hna neither beon too rigid or | toloniont with tho convicts, Thove have boen only two or throe doaths during the summer, If Willinma hnd not boen disoaned the buth would not hrve hurt bim. *L gave him a rather light dose,” CAVT. HAMILTOX, SWORN Hoard Comuwissiones Bane toll Dr, Mason to administer baths nt his diseretion, I eamo hero in July. Major Wham, Wardon, treats the con- victs in o humane manner. Dr. Mason is re- gnrded as vory humano by all the omployes., LETTER FROM DR. DAKFORTH, OF CIIOAGO. Dr, Miltor iutroduced tho following lottor from Dr. Danforth, of Chicago, which tho jury took clinrgo of : Cutoaco, Dec, 20, 1670, Dr, B, C, Miller: DEaik 81 Your note requesting me to furnisha stutement a0 to tho conditivn of the heurt shown {o mo Dy Dr. Powell did not reach mo U}l thia evenfug, I commotced prepariug o fow microscople pecimen: tho day ofter I saw Dr, Powell, but was interrupted by Leing auddenly called vut of town. Up to this even- ing, therefore, I had douo nothing at all, Since recoiving your wmote, I have glunced ut four or five Bections, hauflly mounted, and scarcely 4t for exandnation yet, and am inclined to think ihat if thero Is any doparture from tha normal ndition of tho Leurt-tisauo, it s cxceedingly slight, The muscular tissuo of the left ventriclo sestus quite healthy ; possibly tho counective subatance of theright ventriclo showa a little moro than the normal smount of fat,but Tam not yot preparcd to ussert that flis in tho, case. A re-oxaminition of tho sections after they huve been soaked in glycerino twelve lours louger, snd Tayo bocono suMisicitly transparcnt, saay chsige my opinion entirely, Yours, J. N, DanvonTi, Tho jury ndfourncd at 4:15, to reassomblo on Mouday at the privon. The Inquest is oxciting u great deal of attontion. 1t will .doubtless come to n close ahout noon Monday. ANOTIHEI CONVICT-DATIL, Tn my dispatch of 'harsday 1 stafed that Maj. Wham, Warden, was 1 possossion of the aflidn; it of Dr. Mason to tho effect that he (Muson) ordored tho bathing of, Williams. To-day Maj, Whatn vory kindly showed mo tho affidavit, 1 oxtract from the afildavit the following olaus “1 coneulted the Commirsioners in this caso sud others to which m; at- tention had beon called, ad ik was docided that the bath might be used undor directton.” The partioulor case referred to in the nbovoe extract 18 that of a convict whom Dr. Magon found in tho bull-rings. The poor f low’s foet wore frozen off, and the stubs of his logs woro resting on cushions. 1Io was being punished for somo offense Lo bud com- mitted. Tho Doctor thought n cold bath would do the conviet in question great good; so ho askod Commissloners’ Bano und Canislus for nuthority to apply the bath to him and certain other cases, Tho demand mot their approval, as it npRnnrs from the Doctor's affi- dav It was under this vorbal authority that tho Doctor ordered Willlams bathed for * feign- ing sickness,” At the timo this vorbal authority wis givon by the Commissionors, an order againgt bathing for * punishmont " was on the records of the Doard, and rocognizod ad the rute of the prison. It will be seen, then, that thero are two ordors of the Board,—tho first apponr- ing on tho rocords, and forbidding bnthing for *¢ punishment ;" while the sccond is simply » vorbal ordor, admitting of cold baths for * foign= ed sicknoss " und othor caunes, « under tho di- roction™ of tho phyricinu. Character of the IZothsehilds. The four origiual housos remaiu, though they Iinvo ngencios and interosts in nll tho leding cities of 1L in, and Africe, ng well ay North and South Amorica. Thoy have belted the globe with their oporations, and’ ure in tho fullest sonso univorsnl and coswmopolitan bank- ors, Tor goneratious thoy hnve' boen Barons, and the titlo is horeditary in thoir family, Since the death of old Mayer "Ansgolm, they have udd- od tho distinguishing de and_ von to: their numes, and are as tar removed from demo- cratio afithations and sympathios as if it woro u =athonsand luslend of a hundred yoars nco their ancestors counted kronutzors and old @ in the Juundengnsno of Frankfort. Thoy o ulways beon devoted to their theological Jib, and strict in obsorving all tho forms of o synngoguo. 'T'hioy are not without supersti- n in thetr crood, Delieving that much of thoir hod fortue has come from their unswerving Folity to Judaism, ‘Lheir charities to their co- igionists huye beon many and liboral. ivo endowed nchools, built hospitals, 1 unded almshouses, ‘Lhoir attachmont to their mciont form of worship iy mnoble and mmendable. ‘Thoy caunot help remem- bering how bitterly tholr pooplo woro horsccuted for ngeg, snd how verv rooont it is 't thoy hava boen’ allowed to onjoy either po- tioai of eivil rights. Long aftor Muyer Ausolm aad grown rich, hio and his follow-Iobrews woro lockod into the Jows' quarter of Frankfort nfter rightfall, and forbidden to depart thence untit Lo iron gates wore thrown opon in the morniug. 1t tho greut bankors havo forgiven tho inhuman \wrongs dono thraugh conturios to their race, thoy are aingularly megnanimous. ‘Thoy have reason to feel as_Sfiylock felt to Autonfo toward the fawning Christious who go to thom for monoy. I'lheir nogative revougo cannot bo withont sweet- ews whou they think that the onca despined and hunted Jow has hnd the proudest noblos lmz'l- ing for hls gold,aud ovan Kings soliciting his nid, & lins been thoir bonst that monnrchy could nob <0 to war without tho consent of tho Rothuchilda. ¥.ilie most hoasty, this was not sirielly truo; nt they who furnish tho sinews of battle ave tho 104t dosicablo of allics, not lews thau tho most ormidublo of focw. 'Tho Rothsohilds, save ot outinue to intermarry, snd are y to_while tho powerful fawily holdd to- gothier, If th common thoory res nctlu;i‘l.bu Tinion of blood-rolatives wore true, the banking rotherhiood wonld bo roduced by’ this time to aopoless imbeuility ; and thoyare in tho opposite xtrome.—Jarper's Weekly, L o e Lively Little Fight with Comuanches in ‘Texus, )it Clark (Deo, 16) Corrvanondence of the San dntonto Heratd, On Wednosday last, Liout, Churles L. Hud- , of tho Fourlh Guvalry, whilo on . soout Bino forly milos from this plave, had o tongh Ftilo fight with tho Indians, lu which ho gaincd omplote viotory, ~ oo ninch erodit caunot b ivon to this gallant ofticor for his earneat offort o proteut tho helpless nottlors of our frontler, It appours, from tho oflelnl revort, thab bbout tou doys ago Licut, Iludson found Sbout forty Indion ponies hoppled out .- the plece whero tho flght aftorwards coursed, Ho sont these ponles In to 'Forh SUNDAY, -DECEMBER 28, 1873.. marked him for *duty,” On the 2d inst, he | Inrk and_waltod thoro, rightly surmising that oy would roturn for thom, On last Wednesdny oy did return, and found Lieut, Hudson walt- g for thom, 'Tho Indinng, upon disoovarg o koldiors, took an advantagoons position, nud wdo signs for thom (o mako the attack, For co thoy throw down the gauntlot to the wrong Jon, * Tha nitack was mndo, and with such firit that “Mr, Lo” wns complotely routed, ving nino dead upon the flold, and many oth- s wore doubtless killod who wero omriod off, ver cighty moro horges wore capinred and Fought {n.” Tho entlte frontior rings with tho aiso of Liout. Iludson. N i S . Row in tho Floridn Onbinct==The. Attornoy=Genernl linocks the Socres ry of State Out of Time, fallalassee, Fla, (Dec. 21), Telearant to the Savannal 23 Attornoy-Genoral . Cooko and Socrotary of [Stato McLiy, who is tho editor of the Sentfinel, tho Itadienl organ hiero, lind & porsonnl roncontro m tho atroet yestorday evening, Cooko knocked HeLin down fwico, which onded tho trouble, ‘Tho difliculty grow out of cortain commonts mado by the Sentinel of yosterdny upon’Judge Coolio's lottor to the Floridian of lnut wook, in which ho ropudinted tho iden that tho Btato of Florida is responsible forthe $4,000,000 of bonds {seued by Read to Littlofleld, in nid of tho Jack- gonville, Ponsncoln & Mobilo Railroad, the pro- ceods of which woro sont to North Cnrolinn to pay Littlofleld’s fraudulont debty in that Stato. Tho shock betwoon those two Oabinat ofiicers I consldered hero as tho oponlnf; of the ball in reapect to thiy railroad squabblo, which, it is hoped, will end in tho Stato’s triumph. There is not much sympathy oxpressed for MeLin horenbouts, MARRIAGES, TOIALL_DILLON—In this aity, Wodnosday svoning. Dog, 2l 1870, by tho Rov, 4. 0. 1. Molown, Me, Sofh i, of Uhleago, and ‘Mrs.’ Kiton Dillon, of Bufta- o lo, N. Y. 3 Kastorn papors plonso copy. TT—-HILLYER—At, Obloago, TIL., Dea. %, by V. Thomas, W. H, Donnett, of Chicago, T, and Miss Mars 1, ‘of Tirookiyi, ¥, Y. G~ Brouklsn and Klgin papers plonso cops. BASSETT-GARFIELD—AL Boston, Mnss., Deo, 22, by tho Rov. Me. Thayor, Ar, 1. J. Bnssott, of Hartford, Coun.,and"Miss Mary ‘R." Garfold, of Clifeago. o MoDONALD—By the Rov, K. J. Good- D, D., Dee, 2, G, Brownell and Miss 1. R. sonald, Both of tals city. G2~ New Hodford, Biass. BIGSBY-S! night, Dee. the Itav. S. nio ‘nanora planso copy. LaPorte, Tnd,, on Christmas sitlonco of tho LHdo's fathor, by Darwood, \Willlam 1%, fllxnl?‘ and Miss wilth, both of Chicugo. No cai DEATHS, GABSKTTE—On Friday morning, Doa. 2, of bronchial proiimonn, Martha, wifo of Norman T Gasotto, agod [ yours 3 inonthia and 3 days. "fio fuuoral will tako ninca from hor Into reeidenco, No. 1685 Aichigan-av., on Sunday, Dos, 98, at 19:30 o'elnok 0, 3 3 of thls family aro invitod 'to attond writhout furtlicr notic Horwleli (Conn.) papors will ploaso copy, HLAIR—In Now York, on Feidny marning, Dee. %, ot onsumpiion, Carrio 1%, daughtor of Lyman and Mary . Blair, in tho'2fth year of hor ago. Funoral aorsieos at tho residincs of William Blatr, 230 Michigan-ur., Fuesday at 11 n. ni. SPENOER~In this clty. Dog. 2, of apoploxy of tho Junga, Mary Tuabell, wifo af W nk Spencor (oldest, dauglitor of Harvoy Scuddor, Iisq,, of Bonton), aged 2§ years aud 2 day e anieral from tho houso, 11 South Sheldon-at., Bundny m, Toston papers please aopy, MoKAY—AL 266 South Clinton.st., on Hugh Mekay, a nativo of Naten, Sgoflnnd, siinoral by cars to Rosohillat 1 o'clock M cosmber. _ iriends fuvited, SOHAFFER—Tho funoral of Mes, Fiizaboth B, Sotint- wiother of Mrs, 3. J. Borry, will tako pines at Lembard, Monday, Doo, "59. $ Care Yeave Nuzthwestorn Depotat 115 8. . BORDEN-In thiscity, Doo, 27, Mrs. Kmma Bordon, age ‘anoral from hor late rastdence, 61 Htate-st., donday, Doe, 59 a9 s, m. 335" Maseactiusotta and Maino papors ploass copy. BINGHAM—On ths %th Inat., Sarali M., daughtor of tho Into Capt, T L. Bingham,’ at tho, rosidonco of her 43 ‘North Frauklin-st., aced 8 years and § FOLFY—On tho mornlug of tho 20tk (nat., Ndwin O 1ando, infant som of John 1. and Laura. 2. Foles, aged & weeks nnd 8 days. TFunsral will falio_place_from tho residanco of lis nmlnd,{)lll‘olll-l. 14 South Jolforsonat., to-day at 11:30 o'elock. BLAID—AL 130 Honoro-st., at3p, m., Doc, 27, fnfant dsughtor of Davld and Mary Blaid. COXF—On tho2th fust., atda, m., Mrs. Mattio L. uf Lidward D Goxe, ‘from . tho residoncs, 333 Fullertonar,, on Sun- 0, TOVAL HAVANA TOTTERY. Extraondinary Drawing@n. 18, 1873(C5916) Prize, | X, Prize, T 1347, 500 Price, : (ze. 25,000, 0 [t la‘z' e N1 £3=AlL ticketa (thors holug 1609) onding In & cyplior aro Drizos f $IC0 onehs Uiteatars of tafarimation furnisheil on applietion, Biliey ciuhalt “nfoct e, ickala for ritara 0r- an o YL DI & Uy, Banlioes, LADIES' GOODS. IF YOU WANT HAIR GO TO THE FAIR, Oz prignssell houn: 5oy entd Lnst wack s T3DIeft tabo ena- siticod, Great bargzalus ghis waok, L D B datbrateth 8 B LA RIichos for §3, worth ¥0. R0 530 Stotesnt STOCKHOLDERS' MEETING. PO i > } - o Stockholders' Meetin i . annual imcating of tho Gtopkhuldors ol ¥ o ey Bt il bo hept et 1o Conpauy, 130 "Gt Lo Tath day of sAmutary, 1871y nt 10 o tshons a4 mmay Gun. sefar thom, otlior burhions By MY OO KA SLOJAM KON, Heo' SCALE FAIRBANKS BTANDARD sCcCALTES BIZES 2w FATRBANKS, MIOIlBE &00 OF ALL UL AND 118 LAKE-ST. urtly A, 1., for tho purpuso Htoard of Difcotors and'transnoting sucl DISSOLUTION. horetoforo oxistls d th Ceserarimentip oot yieting ader &% ot sl to o pald to J, M, Bumith, who fs alono au- {0 ecalpt for samo, _AUGTION 5ALES, By WILLIS, LONG & GO., Anctlonoors aud Manufacturors' Agonts, 195 and 197 RANDOLPH-ST. Tegilar Avotion Snlor, Wodnsaday and Saturday, B T A Clal ttontion glon (o onteo saice. T T RETURNS MADE 36 HOURS lM.I"J'I-}l!, SALE: AT AUCTION At 91 Fldridge-comrt Tuesday, Dec, 80, at 10 a,m, DMarble-Top Chinmber Suits, Parlor and Dir- ing=1toom Furniture, Marble=Ton Rldehourd nml Centr Llcw, Lnrge Fren Into Mire rory, Ornn sy Curtulns and Lambreqguins, Beddivg, Pillows, Mnttresses, Brussols, Threes Plyy and Ingrain Carpets, Coolk und Parlor Stoves, Silver and Plated Wars, Glass and Ohlnn Ware, Crockery, &e. WILLIS, LONG & 0O., Auatloneors. AUCTION SALES, By TAYLOR & HARRISON, On Tuesdny, Deo. 30, at 10 o'clock, TIK BALANOE Ol 6TO0K OF Onredeemed Pledoss, Sold by order of A, GOLDSMID, Willho olased eut AT. AUOTION, A fina stook of Jowe aigg aud Dinmonds, Watolios, &o., will bo offored, Aow ala parompgors fok cnal, } TAYLOIL & ITARRISON, Augtioneors, 0l an 208 Kast Madinonst, On Wodnesday, Dec, 31, at 9 1-2 o'clock, OLEARING-UP SALI: OF Dry Goods & Notions WO aliall oloso out many conslgninonts of gaods ENTIRELY REGARDLESS OF INVOIGE PRICES, And Dry Goods huyors shionld attand this salo. Alnrgo stock of Noasonablo Gooda will bo otferad. TAYLOR & HARRISON, Auctlan 204 and 20 Fast Ma 3 Regular Wednesday Sale, DEO, M, AT 8§ A. M. FURNITURE, HOUSEHOLD GOODS, And an assortment of GENERAL MERCHANDISE. WILLIS, LONG & 0O., Auctlonoors, 105 andt 197 Randol pli-st, "By ELISON, POMEROY & 0O. IMPORTANT ART SALE OF Valuable Hodem Original OIL PAINTINGS From the Brocklyn Art Gallery, Mossra. ELIGON, POMEROY & 0O, rospeattally, in- forin tho publlo thut they will soll a Inrgs colloction of Nodern Original il Paintings CPHI BEST OF THE SEASON) On Monday, Tnestay, aud Weduesday, Doc. 29,20 and 31, Morning at 10 o'olock, Afternoon ot 2o'olook, and Evening at 7:30 o'olook, Itach of tho Arlists roprosonted In this onllootion 13 of eailiclant guatanteo s to thomorlts of tho Piotures, and thefr ariziuality and uot fram any self-strled or linaglaary Gallories, but from tho Brooklyn Art Guller, establishod einco 160, GHAS, RUDE, Propriotor. e Ari-Loviag paoplo of Cuicago ard Invited to attond tha Exhibition and safo, "THIZ SALF is without any roscrvation, and wo must clnaa aut tho ontizo collactinn, Tho Ladl jinsitad, s inll FLISON: POMEROY & 00, Auctioncors, BANKRUPT SALE OF THE RNTIRE STOUK OF Pomily " Groceries and Bakery Fixtres, Also, ono HORSE AND WAGON. odnoaday Morning, Duo. 31, at 10 o'clock. By order of Geo. W. Oampbell, HR B Hy A TS0, POMEROY & CO., Austlonoors. Friday Morning, Jan. 2, 1874, ‘Wo cominenco the Now Yeor with an immonso sal of New md Second-band Fueaiture, FRIDAY MORNING, Jan. 3, at 0} o'elock. Turniture, Onrpots, Blankots, Bxtension Tablos, Bed- room Sots, Loungur, Stovos, Crockory, Glasiwaro, Platod N L G Marohandlss nodwarc, and COMETISON PE{“"’“‘QY & 00., BY GEO. I, GORE & CO., 08 & 70 Wabash-av. AUCTION SALE OF DRY GOODS, Tuesday Morning, Dec. 30. Glothing, Dross Goody Gouts' Fuenishing Good pr, Whito Gouds, Notlons, Losfory, Underwes 1 10 Cases WhILO Wonl Blankats, 10 Lales Gray Rikets, Ladios' Cambrie Tnitial Hdk(s., Lacos, Fni- broldoriah, Cails, Collars and Sots. Fino Lino of ifar Cloods, Biuffs, Hoas, Collars nud Cape, in Scal, ditnk, Trmiuo, Hqulteol, Astracin, &o, 30,000 OHOIOE OIGARS. Packet Cutlory, Silver Platad Good, & oclock. : Wo Always Make a Cloan Sweep Of nll Fall Goods at the last sale of the year, and such will be that of Wodnosday, Deo. 51, 0t 10 8. m., whon we shall offor BOOTS AND SEHOES. GEO. P, GORE & CO,, 3 and 70 Wabash-av. AT ATUCTION. Regular South Side Saturday's Sale of Household Furniture. We will commonce tho Now Yoar witha Inrie nalo of Housshold Goods, consisting in park of Mlogant Parlor and Chombor Furni- iure, Sofus, Lioungos, Bodstoads, Mattronaos, Wardrobos, Book-Oasos, Txtension Tablos, Whatnots, 'Marble and 'Wood Top Tables, Mirrors, Btovos, Oarpots, 15 orates W. G. Tnglish'Grocl At 11 o'clock---Bugzlos and Harness, On SATURDAY, Jaw. 3, at 9 1-2 o'clock, o £its OLOSING SAIE On Mondey and Wednesday OF TilS SUPERD COLLECTION OF OIL PAINTINGS At 1LOS Madison-st. Baloat 10, 2, aud 73 o'olock, Dec. 29 aud Bl it N & 8 CU., Anctloncors. BRUSH, SON & CO., A1 South Canal.st. On WEDNESDAY, Duc. rold o full asiorimont of Fluirnitiire, Ineluding all kinds of 1onsobold Goods, Carpoty, Btaves, &y do., whioh wo will soll 1o pay anr sdvancos, BIUSH, SON & €O Avctlonsars, anal-s 78 & 80 TAST RANDOLPH.ST, ASSIGNER BALE OF BLB, OO WORTIL OF ISH, iy nt our satosroom, wil bo Tmported Fancy Groods, DIRLCT FROM EUROPI. tlegant Laga Statuottes, Bmoking Sots, Vases, Toilot §ots, Motia Ohiun Capaaud Ssucors, Voistatus, Dolls, iuby. Hottlos, Ci 6 and Lu atoh- Hoxos, Card-Hovelvors, Glassivire, Fanay Syittoons, cto, #Weada'saly auld fu 6pen ots and by thy caso. On Tuesday and Wednesday, Dec, 30 and 31, AT A B SRS & CO,, AUQTIONHERS, (BESTABLISEIED 1858.) 15 and 17 Randolphesi and putd 4 days ufter snles Janments sollvitod, BALE OF. Dry Goods, Clothing, Furs, Bouty, Bhoes, Gloves, ats, Wurnishing Goods, and No. tlonw, on WEDNESDAY, Doo, 1, at 10 o'slock, at 16 aud 17 Randotph-st, WM, A BUTTERS & 0., Auctionoors, L. G, COIIEN & CO., GENERAL ATOTIONEERS, Room 10, 170 Eaut Adams-st, Qutsido snlos ralloltnd and promptiy sttondad to, “TNOTIC Turnituro, Oarpots, BDedding, Counters, Als Boxos, 0Oflco Dosks, snd Bhowoases, now and second-hand, at P, & J, OASKY'S, 41 and 48 Filtheay, On SATURDAY, Jsu. 3, at 9)¢ o'clack, REGULAR FURNITURE SALE. Another Iargo stock of fino goods, Wo havo positive ardors to soll, TAYLOR & HARRISON, Auctloncers, i and 209 Kost Madizon-t. On Tuesday, Jau, 6, at 10 1-2 o'lock, BANKRUPT STOCK Diamons, Welghes & Jowaly, ‘Wo have ndvices from Now York to glve notice of this onlo, and have roceived in- voices of tho shipmont. It is ono of the finest: displays and assortmonts of such goods ever thrown into an Auotion Sale in this oity. The fiaoda will bo on oxhibition MON- DAY, JAN. b, ALL Y, thus affording purcghasers an opportunity of cxamining the goods before buying. TAYLOR & HARRISON, Auctlonoors, 201 anid 200 Rast Madison:at, _AMUSEMENIS, MoVIOKER'S THEATRE, TFOUR NIGHTS ONLY AND A MATINEE, SATVIINII 4! Tho host living nctor,"—Rohort Browning. #4110 grantest Gthallo tho world ias ovor s6sa."=Chars lotto Cushiman, “No onocar sy that ho has roslly soon Salvinl wha lins not 8oon Alm it i Kennd and paworful iaporsoastion of, Samson. - Bitladolphia Prose, ila Otncllo tho horfaction af art."—, ¥. Tribuna, Lia dontis soono’ in Marte Ojviln. 1t standa alons i the Wintory ne are I Amorloa. "N, ¥, Timos. % SRLVING'S maniy gravo of boariug and the ovar ohangliondancon o LIS Tiiats alco, Yould alono bnea mado lifs Porsonnting of * Sullivan’ & most womorabia oligit—Naw York Tribuns. auriga Grau fins tho honor to annotngo the Dobug 1n Cifteon of HIGNOIE TOMMARO ALV TNT, on MON DAY VRNING, Jan. 5, n tho Gront Bivlical Tragedy of LA INVESOINT Tuesday—DAVID GARRICK, Wodnortay—OTHELLO. TR MOITE O VLI, Baiurdsy—Farowoll Satisco Sale of Sonta will commenco Friday mornlng, Jan, 3. Full particulars in futuro advortisoments, MYERY' OPERA-HOUSE, Monrag-st., bot. Dearborn and State. Atngion, Coton & Kenbl's Minstels AN TUPROAR OF FUN! ENORBMOUS SUCOESS of tho Comical, Laughabla Pantomimo SimpleSinaomn Exquisito Music, lioautiful Tablenux, Boxildoring Trioks, ‘and dlowing Transformation Scene. MACEKIN AND WILSON In'thotr ronunad apocaltics BALLAD - « « - = = - (.&.FREDRICKS, MAST. G. DAVENPORT : In his Tuotonlo Sonis and Dances. TROUBLE IN THE FAMILY! . Billy Arlington. tien Cotton T-Grand dn; A Noa Year's Matiano Thuesdny Aftecnoon EVERY EVENING AND SATURDAY MATINEE, “HOOLEY'S THEATRE. Second Week of the Great Sensation! Ungualified Success of Goo. Fawcet Rowe’s grand scenic play, THE GENEVA CROSS! With Ets Grroat Cast, Buperb Sconery, and Wondorful Mechani~ cal Hfoots, 1] rehonroal—Another groat ecenie play, **MAGNO. LEOTURE BY JOHN MITCHEL, “’CONNELL,” L Hooley's Thentre‘,\ Sunday Evening, Deo. 28, at 8 o'clook, Can bs had only at tho Box Offico v taa ovenin; of the lectur GLOBE THEATRE, ONE WIER ONLY. SPECIAL LIATINEE NEW YEAR'S! THE FAVORITE ACTRESS, MISS AUGUSTA DARGGN, ‘Who wilt appear Mondag, Tuesday, Wedneaday Matinen and ovening In tho borulifal Irksh draina, RISING OF TETH MOOIN! Kow Yoar'a Aftornoon and Night--DEBORAH, Lridny aud Saturday Matinse~QAMIT.LI. Batugiday Night—LUGIETIA BORGIAL McVICKER'S THEATRE, Tor ona weok only, tho cinoat English zoter, SHIEL BARRY, Will appoar in Charles Gayler's romantls comte drama,’ CHRISTMAS EVE, or The Grey Lady, THADDY. svervnns SITIEL BARRY. Sunported by a trovg Cast. Monlay aad Tussday Niehts, and Xow Vo i © y and Toursday—1" Tickots, I0e, Thoatro on t] 's Mntinno, AUADEMY OF MUSIO, On agcount of tho groat domand for soats ud tho ro- ‘markublu anxloty to 5co more of UR. SOTHERN Tu bis wonderful creation of LORD DUNDRBEARTY £ tauad foue d 3, tacuding N i o i e e aatlom Tt (i ford'a niowand orlgfual comeds, Dundreary's Trothor S HALSTED-ST, OPERA HOUSE, LAST WIEK. Trank Mae Bvoy's New Hiberuicon, Or Ireland in Amerien. RIST SONNNRY, . BONGS, DANOHS IRISE SOENE WIT' AND HUMOR. . Popular Prioos—be, 00, and 2ic, Matinoa Now Yoar' rolock, HAPPY NEW YEAR. GRAND BALL AT BURLINGTON HALL, Oorner Atato and Sixtooutli-sta. On NEW YEAR’S EVE, Deo. 81, Commonclng at 8 p. m, 11 admitting ono Gentlomay and Le " BOURNIQUE- DANCING ACADEMY, 128 Twenty-fourth-st,, near Indiaen-ny, Schulars can onter at any time, Tho NEW TERM o cus Tuosday, Jan, o, MR, SULLIVAN'S DANOING ACADEMY, g 147 Twonty.socond-ut, A Now Oluss tor beninnoca opens Mond fav Olifldron on Haturday at EYR b GYMNASIUM, Tor Indtes, Gontlownn, and Chtldron-—] . ey e R VYA s s (e 1, 3 . 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