Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, February 5, 1874, Page 3

THE COURTS., - A Doy Without Interest. Divorces and Real Estate Matters. Bankruptey Items---The County Courts A BONG YROXM THE BINGENS, Tho Blnger Manufacturing Company filed & bill yosterday in tho Oironit Court sgainst their agents hero, Nichols & Poarson, Complain- snts state that thoy havo omployed tho dofoud- auta a8 their agonts horo to soll and loaso suoh Bingor sowing-machinos as should be conslgned to them hero. Tho complaint now s, however, that Nichols & Ponrson have made various leasos and colleotod tho mouoy theraon and kopt it; that thoy bhavo assigned othor leascs to the complaiuants, and still roprosented thomselves as .holding tho right to collect £ho ronts, and that thus much manoy has been oollected from - puor peoplo who will bo heavy losors, Dofendants havo rofused to pay over the money ‘unlawnfully collacted, or. give any ac- count, and have tranaferred their property, so that it could not b taken on excoution. Complainants, therefore, ask an injunction to provent them from solling any moro machines, or collecting auy ronts theroon, and for a discov- ory of the number' of machines consignod, tho number lensed or sold, nnd the amount recelved therefor, The injunotion was allowed by Judgo Williams, under a bond for £500. DRUNK AB A MATTEN OF POLICY. Mary E. Taylor filed a bill in the Clreuit Cowt " yeuterday, asking for a divores Zrom hor busband, William G. '.l’nfllnr. Bix yonrs ago last Barch Dishop Whitohouse pronounced tho words which joined her to her mosb unwoxthx tiusband. Notwithstanding Willlam has s goos homo and two children, one a girl of @ yoars, tho other a boy of 8, he hms for the past two years absonted himsolf avery night under the somowhat nttonunted plea of #businoss at tho offico,” Latoly bo has como home drunk, and, on bejng romoustrated with, be roplied that **ho, being fu the omploy of the Pullman Palace-Car Company, it was necessary for him to do o as a maticr of policy.” The wife satisied her fond hoart for a timo with this excuse, but sho has been lately undeceived by discovering that hor busband has been untruo to her. s ‘‘businoss,” she now statos, hag been to attond wine-suppera at o houso of ill- famo on South Olark stroet, and spond his money thore, Ono commandment romainod unbroken, snd this ho has transressed by stoaling a large sum of money from the - Palace-Car Compeny, and ,then laft for parts unknown, Mrs, Taylor there- fore asks that Bhe may be forevor loosed from the bonds which unite herto such a criminsl, and it is not probable the defondent will make eny objections thoreto. BILL TO ENJOIN SALE, Carolino A. Bturgis filed n bill in the Buperior Court yosterday agrinst Goorge R. Olarke, Trus- tee, Henry 0, Otoments, James C. Cloments, and Chatlos H. Morton, to rostrain Clarke from soll- Ing, undor a truat deed for 860, 000, tho following venl ostato: Lots 1to 80, iuuinulvn, in Morton & Cloments' Bubdivision of the E, }¢ of tho N. 3« of tho N, 3¢ of tho 8. E.3{ of the N. W, ¢ ol Boc. 10, 38, 14, Complainant statos that in Decem- ber, 1872, shoboughtthisproporty for$07,000, pay-. ing $47,000 cash, and assuming nine trust doods, iven to secure $60,000. The intorcst on theso a8 coms dno, but she states that arrangements wore mado to pay it, which wero broken by the defendants, and the proporty advértised for salo, the defendants claiming the wholo amount to bodue. Complainant_seks, thorofore, an_ in- junction againat the aalo, which was granted on 3 bond for £5,000. DILL TO DISTRIBUTE ESTATE. Charles B, Morrell, surviving Trustee under the will of Dr. Robert Morrell, deceased, filed & bill egainst 1da Powell Morrell, 1da L., Lidward, and Julia D, V. Morrell, Andrew, Rob M. aud Petor V. Fernandez, Louis Joaquin DeCulvo, Paul L, and Mathilde dlrg. Caroline F, Kohly, Richard P. Kolly, Richard Chestor, and Willlam ayman. Complainant shows that in 1858, he, togothor with his_brother Edward avd mother, wero o) inted Trustees of Dr, Morroll's eatate, aniount- ng to about $180,000, and situated mostly in Ponnsylvania; $99,333.83 of tho funds Dad, rior to 1863, been invosted tn & mortgage on ot 8, Block 23, original Town of Chicago. This was afterward foreclosed and bought in by the Trustees, and adeced given them by tho Master i Chancery, The funds and stsots of tho estate are now subject to distribution under the terms of the will,and the bill is filed, making tho heirs pacties, to'have ssid Lot 8 sold, and the prucceds distributed in the rightful proportion. UNITED STATES COURTA. The Goodyear Dental Vulcanitse Company commenced guits yesterdsy sgainst Franklin Stuykor, Charles H. Kenogy, and Charles O. Hia- man, for infringemont of the Company’s patont. BANERUPTCY ITEMS. In the matter of' the Commercinl Insuranco Company, an otder was entered sgainst Harmon Bpruanco, a former Vice-President of that Com- pany, that he should pay over to R. E. Jenkins, Auf;;nuo $2,185.40 recoived by him while acting ag such Vice-President, In the wattor of F. B. Gardner, an injunction waa issued against C. R, Fiold restraining him from “n"'fi or otherwise disposing of any sfock he may hold in the F. B, Gardner Company a8 security for any indebtedness of said bankrupls until forther order of court. Inthe matter of Reubon Beardsloe etal, & creditors’ meeting was seb for March G. Willinm_Turkingion filed a potition against Baum & Maudl, of Chiongo, claiming an indefi- nite amount of' indebtednoss, and charging sus- pension of commeraial paper and an attempt to compromise,” The dobtors consecnted to an ad- i:;dicat\on, and Robert E, Jonkine was appointed ovisional Assignee. In tho matter of F. 0. Lighte & Co,, piano- dealors, State strect, insolvents, a firat meeting of creditors was held at the Rogistor's yesterday afternoon, at which Honry W. Wolseley was ap- pointed Assignee. SUPEBIOR COURT IN DRIEF, Emil Kiowert and Robert Xiowort bogan an sctionin assumpsit against Willism G, and Will- tam P, Wing, laying damages at $3,000. John 8. Emmert, for the uso of Lobias Engle, began an action againet Aloxandor Smith, to re- cover 81,5600, Loonard W, Vollc brought euit in trespass against Timothy 8. Fitoh, claiming $500. "John Dawson and T. H, Miller sued Hugh H. dweotsor, Marsball X, Golloway, snd Heory J. QGyles for &1,600. The Third National Bank onterod up judg- ment by confession against Alanson G. Bantord for $1,000.10. Francis Agnew brought suit in assumpsit for $11,000 againat William A. Ewing. H'enry arris, Michael Harror, and Petor Porg- man, for the use of tho Town of Niles, com- monced suit agninst James Danjels to recover ,000. E. D. Whiting recovered s jndgment by defanlt agalost 0. N, 8 ({)mun for $3,193.35. Eli Kioney ot al. recoverod judy\nsnb by do- fault againat Azacl Dorathy for £29,308.90, e Second National Bauk entored up judg- «ment by default against the Grifin Bmoke- Burner Company for $1,912.47. Mrs, Androas Katz recovered judgment for $1,180.66 aganet the Illinois Mutual Fire In- surance Company. CINQUIT COURT, The National Bank of Illinols commenced s suit for 83,000 againat John Remmer, Ellen B, Robingon brought suit ngainst tho flny of Chioago, claiming 86,000 damages, Ihe Mochanics' National Bank recovered a judgment against George W, Gage for $2,000,05. GOUNTY COURT. The will of William Lowis Barnea was proven, nnd letters tostunentary were granted to Henri- ettn A, Barnes, executrix, undor an sapproved bond of $6,000, In the matter of tho estate of tholato Edmund Carroll, on petition of Ann Bullivan, formerly COzrroll, widow of docensed, the Court ordered that & citation beissued to Thomas B, Cochirane, exccutor of snid estate, to show causo why an order should not be entered requiring him topay widow award, ———— TOO MUCH LEGISLATION. To the Editor of The Chicago Tribune: 8in: I notice many communioations in your paper respecting jurors' fees in our courts of record, somo of thom belng very movere upon the membors of the various Leglslatures who have thought and acted on this and many othor subjects, leaving noatly all they touched in a most doplorable muddlo, I noticed in ono of our roligions papers, a fow daya sinco, that too muoh preaching was boing dono now-a-days, whish is probably very cor- roct; aud X think it quito ns corroct to ey that 660 much legislation is dous,~—too froquont al- hflmunnu of tho laws, very injurlous to tho pub- 0. ‘Why 8o ? May it not be bocauso of the lack of copacity and intogrity of the men tha pooplo nend to logialato for them? It go, whoso fault ig {t? Who will apply o romedy? The subjoot i worthy of reflection, On0iao, Fob, 3, 1874, LOCAL MISCELLANY. A BIG S8CU00F: About throo montha ngo tho Motropolftin Hotel, on the corner of Biate and Washington strects, was openod by the ilrm of George E. Gardnor & Co., undor apparently tho most favorablo auspicos. Tho firm oonsisted of two porsous, Mr. Gardnor himselt and Goorgo D. Hodgon, Into of Notr York, and formeily of Bridgeport, Con,, n8 tho narrative will show, Those individuals were hotol men in ovory sonse of tho'word, know ull tho points, and morcover represonted, nccording to their story, an aggro- gato capital of upwardy of $100,000, and it was thelr Intontlon, so thoy eaid, to mako this hotel thomost agroeablo hostolry in the broad land. Now, in order to excel other struggling con- cerns of this obaracter, it was nccossary of courso to have furnituro of excoedingly fiuo manutfscture, carpots of superior texture, Jllnnon, tixtures, nud_ fino linen, nnd these, muder the magio skill of tho jumor partuor's clocutionary powers, woro ull procured of various morchanta in tho city, to bo pmd for in thirty and sixty dnys, which timo it is customary to allow wealthy and dosirable customers, Having thus purchased everything for their comfort and yegaloment, nnd’ thrown out such sultablo -advertisomnents as would attract tho travolor and tho permanont giost, the houso was soon filled with customers, tho lawdlord, Hodges (for i the meautime Gardunoer had -boen talion slais, audstill lies in acriticnl condition), was iv a continually smuling mood, tho boarders wero ench felicitating him or horseif on the bountiful {ablo sprend av noonday aud night, and, i fact, overything was oxcoplionally prosperous and satisfactory. This stato of alfairs continued untd about thirty days ngo, when it began to be whispered abroad that Hodges did not_pay bis bills witl nstouishing alacrity, sud tho pleasures iu tho gastronomio way nlso suffered quite a sen chango, -and wore. going from bad to worse, ‘Thore was canse for this, a8 prosently appeared from & potition filed iu the courts, asking that the firm of Garduer & Co: bo adjudicated baunk- rupts for tho simple couso of failing to payan dobt, Judgo Bloagott bad, in tho wcantime, thrown n protectivo shiold over Lolel-keopors by deciding, in the caso of Gardnoer & Gould, that they could not be thrown into baukruptoy likko ordinary beings for this cause, but ouly whero n fraudulent intent was apparont. Tho proceod- inga waro theroforo stayed, aud Hodgos breathod onsy again. Thoro was Jittle improvoment In the fare, however, and tho boarders, who only folt a romtiveinterostin thequnntlonof eolvenoy, aud & much more active one in the mattor of cookery, growled loudly for bottor fare. Duus algo thronged tho corridors at all Lours, and thingse altogother bogan to wear a bad loolr. Al noon yoatordny tlie matker culminated in a grand donouoment whioh has oaused o fever of excitemont among the creditors aud boardera of the botol. At this hour it was discovered that the Hodges family, who livad in the house, had disapponred, and it was said that Hodges had sold out the furnituro and leass for £40,000, and, to neo tho exprossion of the hotel-clork, “had skipped tho town.” Yestordsy afornoon a morchanis’ matinoe wos held “upon the ‘premises, oroditors by the score, havin got wind of the nffair, coming in witl thelr hills made up to dato, and ready to soizo anything seizablo, ‘Tho condition of affaire dovoloped tipen oxnumination is truly o do- plorable one, ~ Hodgos, who seems to havo pos- Besed an inepiration ot sharp practice, is chargod with baving collected bills iu ndvance of hin boarders, and swindling the servants out of their wages, and, it is said, having accumulated & sum estimated as high as $50,000, has disposed of hisleaso to the firm of Roland & Bwift, aud takon lis doparturo to unknown quarters. It is reported thav before loaving he alio emptied tho sufo of its contents, and that ono of the servant girls saw Mra, Hodgos tucking away au immenso pilo of greonbacks m that peculinily feminine savings bank whoro cotton is frequently stored. Various stories aroalso told as to his former habite. One individual, whoprofessed to know, eays that Hodgoes slorted a hiouse af Bridgoport, Conn,, with- tho munificont cxpital of $00,and, having run in debt for several thou- eand, fook Jeavo in the same abrupt manuor, leaving the nutmeg-manufacturers in somo sur- prise, Anotlier man, not to be bohind-hand in abusing the departed, called him a dead-beat by profoesion. Ho Lind, ho waid, played tho samo amo in Naw Yotk and overywherc olse ho went. fiiu had oxpected it. Among the Lieaviest credi- tors of the firm are Hale & Bro.,, who have large bill for furniture, and Pardridge & Co., ‘who have anunsottled account for carpets. Tield & Loiter also have & small bill for linen, ete. The person who formerly counted the hotel pinno amougst bis stock in trade was around Iast ovening to oxtract his lnst noto from it. It was not o greenbaok. Tho servants, who have for somo deyvs been fu a state of insurrec- tion, are highly indignant, and threaten violonco to Hodges if tiiey catck him. The now proprie- tors, who took possession last evoning, wero vory reticont as to whabt arrangoments had been made, if aoy, with (0dgos, but said the loaso had’ boon irausfer- rod to thom, and that they would hold the furni- ture until sued. If thoy had to pay_for it thoy -would, but at any rate thoy 1wtonded to go on and rin the houso in good style.: 1t is proper to state that Mr, Gardnor, tho senior of the firm, living on Wabash avenue, has beon sick since the hiotol was oponed. His condition is 8o pre- carious that he ia not able to attend to any bugi- ness, and it is doubt{ul if he will racover at all. Ho formerly kopt tho cigar-stand in the Gardnor House, aud, it is suid, furnishod the capital of &600 with which the Motropolitan was startod. e A NORTH SIDE ROLLING-MILLS. The difficulty betwoon the proprictors of the North Chicago Rolling-Mills and the workmen therein is not yet mdjusted on & permavent basig. The mills resumod work Monday, aund will continuo until the hands present their reso- lutions to the Company. Tho differont gangs of skilled workmon have differont socloties, tho puddlers, heaters, rollors, oto., all having dis- tinct organizations. T m‘y will meet sop- aratoly, and each Baclety will propare » 8ot of rosolutions to present to tho Company. Should the latter accept their propositions, the work will go on without intor- ruption, and n considerablo addition will he madoto tho force. The puddlers, howover, havo been working on n fixed senle fora long timo, aud in their caso no change ia contom- plated by tho men or the propriotors. They nre paid so much por ton, and the sum yaries with, and ia oatablished by, tho Yittuburgh card-rates for iron, excopt that the rate bore is 25 conts per ton higher than in Pittsburgh, For inatance, when the card rato for iron is 83{ ccuts per pound, the puddlors here get &7 por ton, and for overy variation of 3¢ of a cent por.pound for iron, there js & corresponding variation of 25 conts por ton in the puddlers’ wages. This ohango is not considered after tho 10th. of the montu, but should o change oceur before the 10th, the pay-roll for the month is mado out ao- curdlng to tho change then made. The other workmon are also paid by the ton, bus the ecale is based upon the rate recely horo, and not upon the Piutsburgh oard-ratos. Tho average for tho month is taken, aud the scale then fixed, In consequence, the men can- not tell what their wages will bo until the end of tho montkh, snco 8alo on tho last day might considerably affect the averago. Whon rails soll for 805 por ton, ono class of heaters receive 60 conts aud anothor class 60 cente por ton for heat~ ing, and a variation of 81 in the prico makes a varlation of 1 cont in the wagos. “Tho Company has not yot put on_a full forco, but expects to do 8o soon if avorythiug is fuvor- able, Thore aro at presont sixtoen hoaters, ho- tweon sixty and seventy puddlers, twonty to twonty-fivo rollors, and botwoen 800 and '400 goueral laborers. —_— ORIMINAL. A man named Haight, charged with keeping a faro bank on thio West Sido, was hold to bail in bonds of $1,000 by Justice Van’t Woud, yos- torday. ‘Tho man Kertland, who agsailed & Mr, Dutton with a hammer, injuring him about tho head, wag yesterduy held to appear in the Criminal Court under boud of 750 by Justice Maines. Tho man Charles Bouson, who was sliot at No, 252 Division stroot Tucaday ovoning by Theo- dore Zauders, romaing unchangud, It ssoms Lighly probuble that the prediction vonturod sy to the fatal rosult of the attray will be veritled, About half-past 0 o'clock lust evoning, & horse attached to a cutter becamo nnmaungeable near the corner of Polk street and Fifth avonue, and ran off, He rushed wildly in an eastorly diroc- tion, and, at the intorscotion of Olurk stroot, ran down & [rs, M, Bimon, h&]urln -hor serious- Iy intorually. ~Bho was ploked up £ au insousl- ble _coundition, * conveyed to hor house at No. Bouth ~ Olark etreot, and Dr, Harper oalled, who pronouuged hor injurlos of a serious charncter. Tho oatablish- mont bolongod to M. Watermnn, of No. 267 Joftorson atrcat, who was arrosted by ordor of Oapts Buclkloy, and locked up in tho Armery on s chargo of criminal oarolossnors, An amusing larcony caso was tried at Justice Boully's Cou: {outurdny morning, Houry Ed- warda, a docont but sharp-looking young fellow was oharged by J. B. Koliom with robbing him of #200 worth of eilver napkin-riuga, 'Tho Int- tor wero producod in court, nod tho prisonor hold that thoy woro of vilo motal, nnd not worth in tho aggregato s 50-oont plece, Tho only \v:]y to dooldo the quostion was by a trinl with acl and a olork of tho courk was sont to tho nearost drug store Lo procure a phinl of sulphurie nold, Ono b{ onoe tho rings wore subjeotad to tho tost, and all passed tho ordeal successfully, sud tho prigonor waas held in 8600 bail to staud his trial &t tho noxt torm of the Oriminal Court, Ono of tho fonturos of tho lists of oases pro- sonted for trin] daily at tho West and South Sido Polige Courts just now, is tho largo number of porsoun who appenr charged with vagranoy, Theno invaxiably mako tho same excuse, that of Liard times, and, 8y npnnurnl 1ule, it insuros im- munity from fine and lmprisonmont. Btrange to say, howover, theso vagrants aro almost invavi- ably found in vor Twuuunnhla compauy, thoir froquont resorts belng saloons and plnces of moro questionable chiavactor. The numborof peo- plo without auy ostensible menns of oxistence 18 increasing in nratio not in proportion to tho hnrdnoss of tho times, aud the Justicos who havo latoly boon vory onsy on ** vags " are bogin- ning to think that fitture” cascs muat not bs so louiontly dealt with. Yestorday Justico Scully sontonced Michaol Mallin to ninoty duys tu tho Toueo of . Corroction, and B. Androws and Charlos Smith to thirty days in tho Bridewell for vagrancy, whioh shonld bo s waraing to thoso who Ionfla chooso carofuily tho logality in which thoy ply their llstless vocation, Tho ~prisoners wero * bumming " round saloons, and got sen- tonced accordivgly. . THE CLOTHES-LINE CASE, Tho troubles of a Polico Court Justico are manifold, o bulk of the time at Justico Boy- den's Court yesterday morning was taken with tho trial of o great clothes-lino outting sult, in whiol Arthur Fitzherbort was chargod with cut- ting down the clothee-line of a Mrs. Thowmson, of Onrroll streot. ‘Tho evidonco of the plaiatiff, whiol Ezovm! to be conclusive, ran us follows: #Yor Hounor, 1t was at 3 o’clock on Fridey af- toruoon, I was hanging out my olothes, shects and blankots belonging to & boarding-house on Wabash avonue, which 1 am & washorwoman, and work hard for a -iving, ond tho times is hard, and thero is littlo monoy to got, hang- ing them out with my ‘own hands ; my husband belng sick ia not ablo to worl, though whon he wa woll e uscd to got his $2 a_day rogular toaming, but having rhoumatism he i8 kept to hig bed, and Mrs. Fitzhorbert which is also o washorwoman came to mo sud called me a dirty old ——, and I am not accustomed to such talk, sho being a low cratur and with no mannors, and shook her flat in my face, bul I kent cool and walked into. the houso, and my littlo boy, which his name is Charles, aftor his fathor with the rhoumatism, and me with six other children bosides him de- pending upon me, said, says he, ** Mother, did you hang out clothes upon the lfne "+ T'did, my uon"' soya I, which I Jooked out of the win- dow au' found that that gontleman (polnting to the prlflonu? had out the line, and— Horo tho Justice asked the mou if he out the line, and, aftor hearing some more equal- ly ' straighuforword tostimony, flned tho prisoner ~ 856, and sont the complain- anta on rejoleing, while the prisoner who pnid his fine like & little man began to nogotiato with the Court Clork for a warrant for tho arrest of tho woman on & charge of keop- ing a house of ill-fame. And thus the ball of Police-Court litigation keeps rolling. [ A MARDIAGE UNDLR DURESS. A pathetlo rcone occurred at Justico Scully’s estorday afternoon, A young woman, Mary i‘rudnflu by nameo, appearad at the justico-seat bemoaning her condition and_the' porfidy of masculino humanity, - The tender-hoarted jus- tico domanded of her the natina of hor woes, and one by one tho facts are ollcited. Itap- poared that, about n yoar ago, the complainant, who was an omploye _at the Jefferson Lunatio Asylum, mot there Nicolas Viertz, also an em- ployo of that institution, He was a broker and aho o kitchon hand, and their similar occupa 10n led them into froquent converso. Tho result waa that Mary .was discharged in a few montha with a stigmn on her charaotor. Ble declined to name bim who had wrongod her, and Nicolns ro- mained in his position, ~ The intercourss bo- twaon the parties was kept up oven after the complninant had removed to Chicazo, aud with additional disastrous consequonces to her, One roason for hor wonknoss was tho faot that Viertz bad promised to marry her whenever she ro- vuoated him to do Bo. bont » woolt ngo sho mndo the request, which was treated with pcorn by the guy deceiver. Entreaties wero in vain, and, in her despalr, the poor girl took legal advico of a young lawyer whose ofiice is but two doors removed from tlint of Justico Scully’s Court, Ie advocated prompt mensures, aud in & couplo of doys the defendant was arrosted on & charge of bastardy. When in the bands of tho oflicer, who oxplained to- him the full oriminal naturo of tho offense ho had committed, ho re- lented, and, accompanicd by a Coustable, ho re- paited to tho County Court and pur- chased from Gen. Lich a marriage liconee for himeelf and the girl he. bad so - shamefully wronged. o then sent word to hor that Lo and Justico Seully wero waiting her presenco as the only accossory lacking to mako one of tho mor- riest marriago parties of tho soason, and at a Inte hour yeaterdry afternoon ho was to be seen walking up and down in tho passago of the court, showing lua interesting County Court ,douumunf to possers-by, sud explaining the pceuliar air- nx;rfiatlucnu under which ho came into possession of it. Y THE OITY EHALL. - Tne Bonrd of Polico oxamined tho plans of an ongino-house, yesterday, but came to no conclu- sion regaxding it. Bince 10 o'clock Monday morning City Colles- tor Van Hollen Lns been paid over 25,000 by owners of reel estate and personal property. Thoro aro only eight patients in the amall-pox hospltal, tho least pumber for a long time. At ihis dato last year thoro were botwoen sixty and Boventy thore. There were very few callers at the Mayor’s of- fica yosterday, but among thom wero Gon, Ao Arthur and Architoct Rankin, who tatked to His Honor for ton or fiftcon minutes. Tho Mayor looks caraworn, but is quito aotive. Ho bad o conference with Superiutondent Rehm yesterdny aftornoon, but the ¢ secrat * did not loak out. His Ionor loft his office about 8 o'clock, and did not return, Tho Buperintendont of Police said vesterday that there hiad boon loss alenlmf sud moxe prop- erty secoverod by the polico Iast month than during tho six previous monthe. Of coutso he did nov mean to say the polico stole anything, © Thoro will be a special meoting of the Council Friday night, to consider *unfinished business," ‘That 18 what the call says is to bo done, but it is tbought the Mayor has "somothiug more fuport- taut for the Aldermen to cousider. The Board of Publioc Works issucd during Jan- uary the following building permits : One five- story stono front, ong four-story stono front, two two-story atono fronts, and ten two-story briok dwellings. “Tho frontage of these bulild- ings I8 774 foot. Tho charges against Policoman Bollows have been dismissed, Chevor, who sworo that the oficor maltroated him, appearivg before the Board of Polico yostorday, and statiug that he did not know what Lo was doing whou' he made tho complaint. During Inat month the Clty Collector roceived, on account of texes, tho following amounts: Personnl proporty, 1872, §8,876.60; personnl property, 1878, §7,188.46: genornl roal estato, 48,08 spocal dssonsmouts, §10,640.24; be conses, $1,660.08. Cotal, $23,060.80, The Buporintondent of Polico Las ordored tho Captains to arrest commiscion wmerchauts who aro selling gumo killed out of seawon, and also all restaurant-keepers who serve ‘“quail on toast." This is instigated by tho membors of the Kennlcott Shooting Olub, Who aro dotermined that the Game law shall bo onforcod. ‘Tho rosidont mombers of the Delta Kappa Epsiton Fratornity, ono of the loading colloge secrot socletics of “the conntry, hold o mosting last ovoning, at tha Grond Paciflo Motel, for tho purpose of taking steps pre- lminary to * the organization of _an alumuus chapter, A committes, composad of Mossrs, DL, H, Roynolds, W. D Elliott, R. B. Gaon, and 0. O, Adams, was sppointed to draw up a vlun of organization, to ho prosonted at the next meoting of he members, which will be hold four wosks from last evening, at the Qrand Taoltle {lutol, ‘The numbor of pardons from the Aouse of Qorrection now averagos losu than ono s day, During ox-Muyor Medill's admini<tiation tho nuwmber was four and a half, Mayer Colvin has openod a corrospondonce with sovernl ofiioials, and lourns from thom the chumncter of thoso commitied to tho Bridowell, and thoir oifensen, When tho friends of a prisoncr apply for his ro- lemmx inquirles aro mado, and, if Lo is found to bo a ‘“haid case,” the applioation i rojeoted. Tho system works admirably, and no more thiovos and vagnbonda oan escapo, throngh the *{nflnonco " of thelr frionds, tho punishment thoy deserve. # " Horotofaro it has beon onstomary for Onp- talng, Borgoants, and eveu patrolmen, to bave o corraspondonce_ with' tho policé * anthoritios of othor citios, and it froquently happeus that let- tora aro rogelvad by tho Suporiniendont making lnr&nlrlun nbout eriminale aud stolon proporty, of whioh ho knows nothing. He thinka all polico businoss should bo transacted at his offloo, and lla;mo. yoatordny, issued tho following goneral ordor 1 Gonoral Order No, 12,] . Tereafier all communicationn of tolegrams appor< tainlig to polica ushieas wiil Arat bo tranmmitied o {hoofics of the General Buperintendent hofore th namic, or any Snformition it relation thoretn, fs come munfealed to any peraon outaido tha Tolice Doparte ‘mont of this aity, Jacon Rz, Geueral Buperintondent, —— PERSONAL, George Olds, Gonoral Ticket Agent of the Kaneas Olty, 8t. Joseph & Councit Dluffs Rail- road, is In tho city. J. W. Morso, Genoral Agent of tha Obhicago, MBurlington & Quinoy Ratiroad at Omaba, is in the olty, 2 0. H, Hudson, Genoral Agont of tho Ohleago, Dubuque & Minnesota Railroad, is’ at the Grand Paclfle. b | Mr. Alfrad O, Thomnsg, a gontleman well~ known_iu_gclontifio oircles, hna prosented to Rush Modical College, n Brownfug's Electrio Light, an appatatus admirably adaptod for spectroscopy and solar miscrosoopy. Bpaulding & Morrick, of this city, paid a Gov- ernment tax of §57,000 on 284,000 pounds of to- bnoco manufactured and sold during the month of January, being a revouue of neatly $2,000 por day to tho Government, ‘While Gen, Cameron, of tho Linw Departmont, was out sloigh-riding with his fumily, yeatorday aftornoon, Liis Lorso rau away, the sloigh was upset, and the occupants throivn into the slush, Miss Cameron was slightly brulsod, and the Goueral and his wifo woro badly frightencd. HOTEL ARDIVALA., . Sherman—QGen. J. R. Carpentor, Boston; D. B. Sackett, S8anta Barbara, Cal.; J. R. Hastings, Now York; O. C. Biggs, Pittsburgh; F. D, Hart, Sonlranclsco; Goorgo F. Holmes, Porte Iand} D. O, Farrell, Peorin; the Hon. Qharles A, Bmith, Xaporte, Ind.; g F. Dassett, Mo~ Gregor, . Grand F. Jordan,, Baltimoro; G. O. Hamilton, 8t, Paul; Charles Day, * Boglond; H. 0, " Nuit, ' Councll Blufls ; fon, W. T. 8pear, Ohio; the Hon. G. . Toombs, Alabamn ; H. C. Pait- ridgo, Bon Francisco; A.B. Burchard, Kan- knkeo; T\ B. Onkly, Cincinnati; R. ‘R. Oable, ook Island ; K. E. (raves, Dubuquo. o . . . Palmer—Robort Plerce, San Francisco ; Jamos L. Fisk, Washington ¢ the Hon, J, B. dnlhoun. Towa; Capt, L. B. Martin and Oapt. Honry Enmon, 8¢, Paul; the Hon. J. Storling Morton, Nobrasks; John M. Ewing, Milwaikee; O.D, Hommor, Philadelphia; E. A Maclay, Montaus; Tohu B. Bguor, Lafayolto. — ANNOUNCEMENTS. The annual mect ing for the election of officers of tho Erring Women's Rofuge will bo hold ot the Inetitution to-morrow morning at half-past 10 o'clock. The public aro invited at 2 o'olock p. m, The Rov. Dr. Burns will preach in the First M. E. Ghurch, corner of Clark and Washington stroets, this evening at 8 o’clock, Miss Anos E. Dickinson will deliver a new lectura in this city Monday evening, Feb. 10. Bubjeot, * For Your Own Sake.” Tho grand charity ball in ald of the Chicago Homeopathic Hospital comes off this evening ot Btandard Hall, corner of Michigan avenue and ‘Thirteonth strost. A sooiablo will bo given at tho Wabash Avenus . X, ,Church, cornor of Wabash avenuo and Fourtoenth street, this evening, Friends in the noighborhood are invited to attend. The Aondumi of Homoopsthic Physicians and Burgeons of Chicago will meot at No. 80 Wash- iugton atreot this evening. Dr. R. Ludam will rond a paper on “‘Phlogmasia Alba Dolons.” Tho Rov,-P, W, Riordon will lecture bofore the Unlon Cotholic Library Association, in Library Hall, on thesouthvest corner of State and Mon- xoo strects, this evenlng, The subjeot is, '* Some of tho Bocinl Cnuses o which Protestantism Owes Its Origin.”. This flvnniflg tho Amorioan Roformed and Jof- forson Park Church, on Washington strect, noar Anp, will %lvoasupper and eutortainment for tho bonofif of tho **Woman's Aid Assooiation,” Bulapor from 7 to 0 P. m. entertainment will follow. invited. 'The Union Park Congregationsl Ohurch will Flva & grand concert this evening in the church. 'he selostions are judiciously combiued to snit the tastes of thoso who prefer molody, as well as the lovers of *the musia of the future.” The followiog well-known performers will take part : Louis Falk, W. W.-Thomas, -Messrs, Coffin, Allon, Kimbark, and Lefler, Mra, Hastroitor, Mies Clara Murdock, Mrs, L. Freoman, Miss L. E. Mathows, and Miss Emma Baxter, i ' ————— . GENERAL NEWS,. The alarm of fire from Box No. 48, at 8:35 last evening proved to be false, About 5 o'clock yestorday morning, a fire was discovered in & two-story frama building at No. 186 West Washington streol, Before the flames brd gainod any headway they wero summarily checked by Officers Roid and Britzski, -who, by their promptness,” and with a fow buoketa of water, prevented the destruction of the prem- isca. The building was owned by a Mr. Nor- ton and occupiod aa & boarding-house by Philip Anderson. Damage insignificant. The Coronor held an inquest on the body of Daniol 0'Connell, who was kilied at the Kinzie streot crossing ‘of the Milwaukee & 8t, Paul Tnilrond Tuesday, yesterday. The jury roturncd o vordiot of acaidoutal doath, .cxonerating the Railrond Company and its employes from all blame in the premises. A vory earnest revival {8 now holding in the TFirat Mothodist Bpisgopal Church, Tho moot- iugs avo hold undor the supervision of the Rev. K A litorary aftd musical Friends aro cordially L » Thomas, pastor of the church, and- o cat deal of interest is mani- festod y tho = participants, Soversl of tho clergy” in’ Chicago and neighboring oitica liave been sssisting in tho good work. Tho servicos usually begin with a short sermon, after which a general conversation is particlpated in by those who wish to eay anythiog, all formality being entirely dispensed” with, The toxt of the discourso lnst evoning was ;_**To-day if ye henr my voice, harden not your hearts,” ~The meot~ {ngs ‘nrufllmd evory eveuing, and all are invited o attend, TOME FOR THE FRIENDLESS, The regular monthly moeeting of the Board of Managers. of the Home for the Fiiendloss, was held yostorday in the parlors of the inatitution. At o provious meetivg the Nominating Com- mitteo reporting in favor of discontinuing the oflice of Xinanoial Becrotary, held for several Jeors by Elder . 3, oring, the Reliof and Ald ocloty baving made’ the request that tho office be abollshed, in order that s more economical goverument of tho Homo could be had, The mauagers, after a short discnesion, adopted tho roport, and decided to make the collections themsolves, For _this purposo subsoription books, duly signed and authorized by Presi- dent Hammond, have been distributed to those ladics who will use thom. No monoy should bo given for tho Homo to parties unlesa they had the authority mentionod above, Beve- ral imposters have been about, cndeavoring to obtain funds by ropresenting thomsolves as agents for the institution. Mra, Grant, the Matron, reparted that she had recaivod $180,30 at tho Home during tho month Inst past, and that thoro wero in the institution 147 porsons, 108 of whom iere adults and 89 childron. Thore wore 120 inmatos in the Home on tho 1st inst, Tho Sooretary roported the recolpt of 48 from {nnfly sud life members, and §03 as suhluxlr; ious_ from Tho Ilome Visiior, s poriodical pul lished in the iuterest of tho Homu. gt HYDE PARE. The adjowrned mooting of the Hyde Park Trusteos, at the Villago Hall . Tuesdsy evening, was attonded by all tho membars. ‘THE WATEL-WORKS. Presidont Cady regrotted that circumatances had defoated tho main objects of the meeting, It was expeoted to have the agreoment with the Toiwn of Lake oxocutod, and that ordors could bo odopted for the 14-inch pipes and the rotary l:\lmpu. ‘Ihe siokness of two Lrustoos of Lalo iad w0 far provonted tho signing of the agree- mont, ‘I'he contractors on wrought-iron supply pipe had desirod part paymout on the same, but tho xowulmd apers wore not preparod. Ie feared thoso delaya would hinder tho excoution of_the Wator-Works contract until aftor July 1. Bills wore approved and pald; I'o Cook Coun- for oqmlng assessmenty, §20.71 ;- Hopking & Ward, nalls and epikos, $23.42; Hydo Park Gas | g durin, o Gompony, goa for villago hall, 8070 Totsl, ‘Tlio bill of Garnott W. Romson, of the South Blde News, for Eubflaumg agscesmont notlces waa roforred bnok to tho olork for a bill of par- tloulars, The billof Olarke, Layton & Qo. for culvorts, 47,25, was approved and ordered pald. Tho bill of 'tho Hydo Park- Gas Cotnpauy for stroot Inmps, £427.10, waa roported baok, with a stntomont. that many of said lamps had been dirnbled by frort and woro not lighted, and the Committes could not rocommond payment for tho full numbor and on full time. THE BUPPLENENTAL CONTRACT. r, Bonfleld callod for and obtalnod a racon- sidoration of tha voto, adopted nt tho lnat meot- his absonce, authorizing tho Prosi- dout aud Clork to sign n supplomentnl contract with 0. E. Iloquembourg, for furnishing sud Iaylng tho wator-maing on tho basls of & rgserve of 20 por cout from the cost, oto, Ho biad undoratood by tho roport of thoe nttornoy that tho village was undor no obligation to pay any part of the cost of ihio pipes until thoy wero Inid in the ground, and ho did not fayor any waiver of rights under (hnt coutract unloss, to componuata for it, tho continctor eliould furnish bonds in §60,000 for the faithful complotion of the worle, : o wos answored that tho whole subjoct bad beon roferred o tho atlornoy, and that ho had roported thia auvpkmentnl agrooment whioh tho contractor had signed, and \r%i.cll was approved bf the Toard, and was now virtunlly o sug~ Enmumnl agreoment in itself, and that bonds ad boon issued-to tho contrnctor based on thiy agroomont, and that tho resorve of 20 por cout was suficlent seourity without tho bond. Tho i;“ldl‘“ was re-onaoled—yons, b ; nays, Mr. Bon- old. Pormiesion was_granted to tho Baptiats, on the petition of N, B. Dodgon nnd oflm{"n, to uso tho Villago ITall Eundr\[ moruing and ovening for roligious worship, freo of rent, ‘during the pleasurs of the Board. 2 TLATH, The following plate wero approved: Tlat of resubdivision of Iota 1 to 18, incluaive, excopt Lot 14, all in Block1 of J, D. Jouning's eub- division of tho N. }{ of 8. W, 3¢ of N. . if of Boc. 3, T. 88, N, R, 14, I8, uxcept thanorth 10 dcrer thoroof ; nud Bugeno B. Payno’s subdivision of the B, 1¢ of B, Ii, 14 of B, 3 of B.E. X of Boo, 22, T. 88, N. R. 14, E. STREET LAMPH, Mr, Barnoy offered the following : Resolved, That on and ofier Tob. 1no moro streot Iampa bo lighited at tho public expeno, Tt wne loat by the following vote: ¥eas—Darnoy, Doyle, and Stebbings—3, Nays—Bonficld, Gray, and Oady—~3, A BIXTIETN BTREET. Mr, Btebbings introduced the following : Htesolved, That Sixtioth streot, from Stalo stroet to Judisns svenue, a8 laid out in Wilson, Henld & Stob- bings’ subdivision of the N. W, i of tha 8, W, i of Beo, 15, T\ 38, N, R, 14 E., boforo thie passage of tho or- dinance requiring the slreets running east and west to be at equal distances apart’ and cight ntreets to tho milo, bo accopted as satiafactory to this Board and to the Avmper:.‘y ownera along sald” streot, and that in the condomnation of land for tho contiuuation of said street between Indiana and South Park avenucs, tho ‘Attornoy and Engineer bo instructed {o observe and continue the lines constituting -the 1orth nnd soutly lines of Bixtioth strect, as laid out in said first named subdivision, and from the east lino of South Park avenuo to Cottage Grave avenue, and from Woodlawn syenue to Btony Islaud aveuue, tho mnid street bo opened to tho uniform width of eighty feot. It was adoptod. INDIANA AVENUE. Tho subjeet of the improvement of Indiaun avonue, from Thirty-ninth to Fifty-firat stroet, was tnkon up and considered. Under a_former ordinanco advertisoment had boen made, pro- gos:ls reccived, and tho contraoct awarded to obu McCaffrey, with tho understanding that the work was to bo dona in 1878 prior to the collec- tlon of the spocinl assossmont. No part of the work has been dono. The assossment having been found dofeotive, was roscinded, and one subsequently adopted Aug, 18, 1878, which is now in the Colloctor's Iiauds, Now comes Mr. M.Caffrey and scoks to secure the old contract at the sumo rate. 'Tho matter was - reforred to tho Judiciary Committoa. BEWERS. The Villago Engineor submitted for inspeotion’ and farthor direction a plat of the proposed brick sower on Forty-firet stroet, from Stato stroct to Lake Michigan, with the connactions for laterals on éach side botweon Thirty-ninth and Forty- third stroets, to complote the drainnge for the north quartor mile of the villag. On motion the meoting ndjourned. e e A . EVANSTON, " The villago Trustees did not hold a *pro- traoted " mootivg Tucsday ovening, for lack of & quoram. A meeting of tho School Dircctora was held Tuesday ovening. Nothing of importance was done, save to fix tho School Treasuror's enlary for the coming yenr at $500. A meeling of the Public Library Directors hns been called for this evening, Tho Methodist sacinbla takes place at Mr, L. 0. Pitner's this ovonivg, and the Chicago Avonue Shakospoare Club meots at Mr. Anglo's. e ELGIN. & The sad and unusuel sight of the burislof a husband and wife will bo witnessod hore to-day. Suondsy Mrs. Bessle Mosoley died. and Tuesday wght her bhusband, Frank H. Moscloy. The former was ahout 22 years of nge, tholatter about 27, both victims of cousumption: Funeral sorvices "will bo lheld in~ the Covgregational church st 1 p. m. = Sov~ eral Mausonio bodies and tho XKnights of Pythiaa will talko part in tho sorvices, Mr. M. be- ing o prominent and rospectod membor of these Ordors. Tho watcl-factocy, with which both have been connected, will e closed during the afternoon. Both had & vory large circle of friends and nequaintances, who sincerely mourn thoir untimoly deatl. OCEAN STEAMSHIPS, CUNARD MAIL LINE. BESTABLISFEBED 184.0. Steam Between New York, Doston. Liverpool, Queenstown, Glasgow, London and all British Points, From New York evety Wednesday. From Boston every Baturday. 2 ¢, $80, 8100 and $130, . b ot AeAvond Tateoy, CO1d Btesiago Passago, 8t ourrancy. Passengors ind (rolght ookod ¢ And Jrom all Darts of Furops At Jowost Tates. BightDrafts on Great Iirltain and Irelnnd. P11, DU VERNET, Gen'l West'n Agont, N. 3. cur. (ark and Raudofoh-sta. -UARRYING THE UNITED STATES MAIL. 3 llicont naw and full-nowored Steamships Ro- o e A mete, il Cannlc, Goeanto, Geriic, piecs Enil from Now York on Baturdays and Livorpool oh Tiynesdays,” Hatos ua low awany firat-clase ling, Lratwon Great Talininand frolund from €1 upwacds. st., Ohicago. Ouloo, BT Bouth Clart e D 1A BROREN, Agent. NATIONAL, LINE, NOTIOE—This Company takes thosisk of lusuranco (un 14, &old) on cacliof lta steamora, tlia givln t lo guaranteo for safoly aut o sont souiioel soifatiss slwaze boon adoplod by e SO0, ‘at GUBENSIONN, from Plors Nae. 4¢ and 47, North Itivor , Now York, Jan. 24 | Cauad Yor Lndon (diract), esesesesss . Wodnoaday, Fob, 4, at Bp. m. \u Passage, 870, §80, nnd SH0 Gurreucy, Onl oo, 850 Crencys Raturn tickets at reduced rates. Pussougers booked to rman and udinavian flnllfll at low rates, ps of this Jino arc the Iargostin the trade, at L , Ireland, and ihe Continont, at and Randolph.sts, (onposita naw w0, WILLIAD 31 ACRLIECRT] NEW YORK TO CARDIEE, utts Wale Atlantio Bteamship Gompany's Now Full-powered, ‘Clydo-builb Stoamshins will onusyivania Rallroad Whart, Jorsor Ollys chnrtored.Jgn 51 | GLAMORGAN... b, 2 orpealfeb T | PAABROKI, . nlar, 1 Carrying goods aud passongors nt through ratcs from ailparis it {ho Unitad Hiaton and Cansdy. b norte tn tho l‘:! nn:h’h‘“dh.fl‘ll :lllfl' D\llll.ll; lll'i‘fnflmdl N ieao stoamaiins, LlC oxprowly foF (i feato, nro pro: vEAR I Lo LAtoRb e (o e AL E0] Comvetlonsa o aaE D : CABIN A ASSENGERS, virot S 76 and 880 ourrency, Socond Cabl currunoy. Ylll!lh 8. ourrency. Vropn 2 o3 i s Ty atihor partiouers, agply tn Cardl, at the Com. s ces, No. 1 ik Oliainbey {in Now York anrR OTAROIIBALL BAXTLR & 'CO., Avonts, No. 17 tiroadivay. STATE LINE. To Gilasgow, Belfust, Liverpool, Londonderry, &e. ETATE OF VIROINIA wulls Baturduy, MAtoh1 FROM PIER B3, NORTH RIVER, N. Y, ‘Woukly Saflings nozt Sumumor. TRates of go: Cabin, 360 and fimflnld Bteorago, slmv oucrenoy ; propatd, $& currency, Lrafle at lowost furthy H Al & AMUSEMENTS, DUBUEES PRODIGAL SON. Tho @roatost Pioture Evor Brought to the TUnited Blatos, Dubufe’s * Prodigal Son,” at the Exposition Building. ¥ The Plensuro of Visiting it witl bo n Dellghtful ¢ Souvenir for n Life-Tluo. **No amount of description ann convey to the rondor nn adequato ides of tho morits of this majestio work, Not only should it bo soon at ongo, but thoso who love the boauti- ful should visit it mnny times during its brief stay, and tho oftenor it ia visitod tho more fascinating will bogomo its variod and inex- houstiblo charma.’—Chicago Tiuies, The lady or gentleman who fails to seo. this Picture will | always regret it. Let cvery lover of art and admirer of high culture embrace this op- portunity, It is not often the privilege is presented, and it may never occur again, Doy Exhibitlon, 10 to 5. Evening, 7 to 10, Tickots, 60 conta; Beason Tickots, 81.00; Gblidron, 25 conta, KINGSBURY MUSIO HALL, THE TENNESSEANS Invito the citlzons of Ghleago to FLVE of tholr Unique Slave-Cabin Concerts, Fridny, Saturdny, Monday, Tuesdny, and \Wounominy, Tob. Oy 13’0, 10, L. THE TENNISSEANS atoa company of Ton Singers, Fivo Young, Moo aiid 1ivo Younx Ladlos, &1l of ¥gom yroro onca Slavos, but wio' nro_ now, must of thom, Biu- donts from tho Contral Tonnossca Collogo, 'Thoy are singing to raise monoy to erect a now vofigm bullding, vary grently nowilod, av Nashville, Tonn, Whcy sink with wondor(al nowot and oifect the GENU- INE RELIGIOUS. MELODIES OF THE BLANTA: A'ON, just as thoy havo known them from ohfldhooil, or havo learnod thien fro the lips of tho ** Ol thio Jowly oabins of the South. Tho musle uf thoso aing. ora s s riginal, noniar, and touching ar tho songathom: sotvon,” 10 o LILE WONDRREUL UNWHRITIAN MU BI0 of oe countey, aud aur only charaateristio National “Tiio vietrd imagory and touching pathos of tho songe, tho quatnt ohiaem of tho wmusfo, and the swoot, powortul voloes of the shugors:combing o maka an entor. ainment which hna dolights 25,000 0f tho olite of Nash. Tilto, Loulsville, Ciuolunat, aud Dayton, within tho lnsk monii, Hurg aro the titles of ome of thelr songs: Come Along, Moses; Nobody Knows da Troublo T'oo: Just Tz Your Toot for Traveling ; We' Boon ia do Valloy 8o Longs Jor- dan'a Ribher I'mi ‘Bound to Croes: God's Glldron, Walk Noat; ot 1tid o My Burdon; oign, Masea Josun, mp InFEDovm s do Wlidorions: Somo. for Pabl nud Sonia Silng; Oh ! Thoso Angole Hoa't Gontos Dy Wlstors Took de 8t d Gone Homo; Git Up in do Oharlot; w0 and Boac thom, ‘Lickats, b0 oen Tito salo of soat tlio lSox Of : Resorved Beats, 75 oonts. ts for tho five nights has commenaod at co aud Cobb's Library. cat boforo thoy aro gune. Beauro soats Holarolisnd, and Avold the rushatthedaor, NEW PERFORMANOG 19401 NIGT. THE GREAT ADELPHI, ‘Wabnah-av., corner Congros Utterly Unprecedented Success OF TIIE GREAT ADELPHI COMPANY. TImmenso Hit of Oharles and Oarrio Austin, lox. Dovis, Celia Beltram, George an Obarlos Reynolds, Billy Rice, Charley How- nrd, Leopold and Goraldine, tho Lavarnics, thoe Loon Brothers, Willis Cobb, George Davenport, and all the Stars. A porformanco of unequaled magnificonce. At tho Mat. ‘noos smuking {8 probibitod, and tlio Saloons aro olosed. PRIOES: Parauotte, 600 Dress Cirole, 35c: Gallory, 150, BECOND MATINER for Ladles and Children NEXT SATURDAY, at3p.w. Gonulne Sucooes of tho Adel- phi Matinoss. ‘Tiio Boautiful ‘Cheatre Cruwded. Hun- drods of Ladics 1n attendauca, —Pricos at Matinces, Twonty-Five Couts to all pacte of tho Thoatre, Oblldron, Tifteon Cents, No reserved sonta. Tuursday of noxt weck, IIRST LADIES' NIGHT, ‘whon smokini i probibited, MoVIOKER'S THEATRE. dny, Fridey, and Baturdsy Nights, and Snturda ey Last. Borformsnoes of thg. Heiiliant Young ! MISS OLARA MORRIS, Racelvad nightly with enthusiastio applauso in her notod Ppersonation of A TS8R § - o distingui-hod Ogmodien, J. H. Monduy, Ieb. 9, BTODDARD, from Wallack's Thoatre, Now Yurk, sup, ported by a full Compony under the management of Riuggold & Ruckwoll. HOOLEY'S THEATRE. REAFPPEARANCE OF JOHN DILLON! To-night, positively laet porformanco of tho great hit, THE OVERLAND RODTE. JOUN DILLON as 2er serse . MR, LOVIBOND. Felday, Tob, 0-Denoilt of JOUN DILLON-Throo Gloriouy Plaga, Satunloy, Hidtingo and Tivanlog, 8 Grand Double Bul, Bonduy—MISS LUOILLE WESTERY in ter groat charastor of ** Lady Isabel, " in BAST LYNNE, ACUADEMY OF MUSIO. BAKER and FARRON Tave made 8 WONDERTUL HIT ns CHRIS and LENA. Night andSaturday Matinos, B o S I ot HARHON, Satar t appearanco. MYERS' OPERA-HOUSE, Monroo-at., bet. Dearborn and Btate. Anfngton, Coton & el iusres, BONSTER ATTRACTION THI8 WEEK. First appearanco of Mossra, WALTERS & MORTOIN, 'Tho Champlon Song and Danco Artists of tha world, f BILLY COURTWRIGHT, tho re- noea RS APat aad. Comoaran, Jivery Lvouing and Saturday Matinee. §2 Look out for MAZEPPA. HOME LEOTURE COOURSE, Third Unitarian Oburch, cur, Monroo and Latlin-sts. Rev. Wm, Alvin Bartlett. Bubjeot—** MAKING LOVE." Thuraday Evening, Fob. b, aL§o'clook, Tickots, IOES; REDUCED Provious to romoval to anathor olty, the propristor of the colebratod DR KAHNS ANATOMICAL EXHIBITION, 148 CLARK-ST., Has roducod admission feo o 25 CENTS, To anablo tich and pooe to ace the most wondorful colloo- tlon of wurks of Art and Naturo avor oxbibited 11 thisaity. LEOTURE ON ART, Tilustrated by DUBUT'E'S GRAND PAINTING of tha PRODIGAL SON, Ty A, J. CONANT, of §t, Louis, at tho Exposition At it m,, THURSDAY TVENING, Fob, 5. Admis. slouto Laotuive and Kxhibitton, 60 conts. LAST WEEK OF SHARPLEY, SHERIDAN & HACK'S BMAMMO' Friday—13 Y, 'RIED, MOA V: Bax2Y% FINANCIAL, ROBINSON, CHASE & €0, BANKFEFRS,- No. 18 Broad-st.,, N. Y., eral banking busiuoss in all its dotails, Bllowing futorost upon deposits to DANES, SAVINGS INSTITUTIONS, PRIVATE BANKERS, AND INDIVIDUALS, Particular attontion patd to tho Insestment of ESTATE AND TRUST FUNDS, And. taformation xogarding tho sauo furmistod vpon P A e M oo ek s Alunicipal and Ratlrond Bonda negotiated. <x: N "yiodas B ATKING, RRaImiON, WM AN, ‘Monuth, BITTERS, PRRILCTION! BOKERS BITTERS. WBeware of Counterfolts. Transaot & RAILROAD T{QK&TABL_E ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE 0F TRALNS FrLANATION OF REFERENCE MARKS.— t Saturdas opted. ¥ Bunday oxcoptad, Mond A o Buinday a6 8500 o, o, & Daly, "% 05ceptod. T Az ; : MICHIGAN CENTRAL & GREAT WEST! and 7 Canatat,, corner v Sadoon, " ¥ Randalphy Jackaon Asoi ‘Atiantic lixvros Night lixpross,. QNAND TATIDS Morning Lizpres Night laptons, a.n,| 0:00p, m. ) *U0n: e HENAY 0, WIENTWORTI, (Gonaral Passongor Ageuit. ; CHICARN & ALTON RAILRAAY. Chicago, Neneas City and Denver Short Line, via Zoutst~ ifa,, and 1y tngfeld, Alfon and 1. Louis o Line, tnion Bepir, West e, near Savtlsse UL Oficer + AY Doty e and 153 eandolp) Leave, Ar Olty Iz, via, LB e Fast Ex, vin Jag , and. ln\llflllnl" Mo . * R0 p, m. Aaln Lo Main Lino| onvil Coria, TKonknk & b Qhlonoa Padtcau fnitond i ‘enona Tacon, Wasl ! %, [T Jollot& Dwigiti Accoinisodatisn Bil0p. mo 0 1, 1n. 1o HICATO. MILWAKEE & Sr. PAUL RAILIAY. T3Sl Claricsts olpsits Shesman Housey and ok Dopnas Leave, | Arrive, Milwsukes, Green Bay, Stavons| "Point, Tatrie. du Ohon, & La ol Nigish Teaiosn. [412:008, m, * 7:65p. m. *4:16 p. . 110:00 pom. 6I|IBAED. BURLINGTON & UUINCY RAILROAD. Depots~Fool of Lal Indlunaav., and Sizleenth-st, and Canal and Sixi 9, ket of Yo. > S Grond Tusgis ot e of degotgy % 0 80 Clark Leave, Mall and Exprote, ... Ottnwn aud Birontis asmangor Dubugue & Bioux Uity Jixp, Tacitla st Lino, for O jity, Lo sirorn Paraonya Alom]nll Ottawn. pom '8 09D, m. Downer's irave Accommailatio Downor's Grove Agcontmadatio Texns Expro: “Tix, Hund 11ix. Baturday, 3kix, Blouday, ILLINOIS CENTRAL HAILROAD, Depot footaf Laleat, and foot " . e 4 e oot of Boantysecondat, nicka Bt Louts Expro Bt Louta Fast 1 Galro & Now O alra & Now Otloa Bpelagiold Trxpross, Bliiatie & Res G Dubiuo & Slouz Oy Iéx.. (a) tuns to Obampaign on Saturdays, CHICAGD & NORTHWESTERN RAILROAN,: City affices, corner Landolph and LaSalle-str,, and 75 Canate a., corner Madison-st 08, g 83850, m. aPaclfio Fast Lin s @ ubuquo NIght [E, Vi @ Omaha Nigltt fixnross a Irecport & Dubuoua I53pro: a Frocport & Dubuauo Exoro 1pre: Badizon & Liroy Passsigsr, a—Depot 1 Wolls and K £ Dopot corngy of Oanl end Kinsie \ 'ENNITT, Gon, Pass. Agent. COLORADO. KANSAS & NEW MEXICO. Spoctal Taducomenis, St Maw T s ¢, g5t Folt Tt " IRV EWEBS, ot Axte CHICAGO, ROCK ISLAND & PACIFIC RAILROAD, Levot, corner of VanDuren and Sherman-ts, Ticket ofice,” Grand Iaclfic Hotel. Omaha, Loavonw'th& Atohlson x| Paru Atcomm Night Exproys. LAKE SHORE & MICHIGAN SOUTHERN RAILROAD. Depot, Van Buren-st,, fool af LaSalle-st, Ticket ofices, sorthicedt comner Clark and Handolphatssy and soutusest carner Canal und Madison-sts. Arrive, CHICAGO, INDIANAPOLIS & CINCINNATI LINE. VIA KANKAKEE ROUTE. From the Great Central Hailroad Depot, fool of Laks-st.’ THROUGH , Leave, Arrive. Day Fxpress. * 7:30a, m. | § 8: m/ Nhiht Lxpros § 8500 pe e | ¢ B0 b REAL ESTATE. THE WINSLOW HOMESTEAD. Titls elegant proparty comprisce sbout throo aotos, lo- gated on North Olatk.st., nost Divo y story framp, with basement and cupol 2nd ocoupiod as s residenco by the lats B, 8 ‘The proposod extension of Lincoln Park will lud Foar patof thls proporty, loaving a pack frontago of {foet, with a depth of about 500 foot, and will ba onu of the moat dosirablo fina rosidenco sites about Chlcago; or can bo subdivided at grent profit, ~Purauaut to ordorof tho Unitod States District Coust, tho ontice property ls now offored st ate salo for $40,000, payablo one-quarter in cash, ant inca {n two years, with intorest at 8 per cont. Titls perfact—homostend and’ dowar volousod, _Tor fur- thor particulars apply to Aattooks & Magon, 628 Wabashe av.y J. D. Harve, 174 Lasallo-t. ! TNk, Assignoo of F, Inslow, 159 LaSall BRICK MACHINE, MARTIN’S IMPROVED BRICK MACHINE Will make morv and bottor Bricke than any Machine in uso. Adopted and used by iho leading Brick Manuface turors, Manufactured and sold by AMES M'F'G CO., Chicopee, Mass. SCALES. FAIRBANK® BIANDARD SCATES OF ALL BIZES. TFTAIRBANKS, MORSHE & 00 {11 AND 113 LAKE-8T. turgos, Esq. incl: MEDICAL CARD: SHOULD FAIL TO OALL ON DR. A. G. OLIN, Nfl @N 68 _Randolph-st., conor State, g oldest and langost-outablished ph Ia tho troatmant of privata discuses u all thiolr vas complioatod forms. Ltxporlongo has onablod him to por foct remedios that novor 1all, _1is lato work, atyires dalivored bofaro tho Ohleago Medical Instituto oo Les Mantioud, Womanbood, fn book formy prloo 55 cents, Ofrculars' for Ladice, two stamps, All busincss, utric confidontial. A plodeant hamo for patlonts, Ruptures positively oured. _Call or writo for olroular, DR.C. 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