Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, February 22, 1874, Page 16

i6 THE CHICAGO DAILY TRIBUNE: SUNDAY FEBRUARY 22, 1874. = COUNCIL COMMITTEES. PDiscussion of the Sunday-Saloon Question. Tho Gas Matter Up, but No Action TalkeR. The Troubles of Hackmen---Miscellane- ous Business. > GAS-LIGHTS. The Committee on Gas and Gas-Lights' held & meeting in the City Clerk’s office yesterday fore- noon, present Ald. Cullerton, Schaffner, Picker~ Ing and Minor. GOFELNORS, A petition was presonted from Mr. 8. D. Bald- win, asking leave to put upali the citygas meters 4 his own expense, the governor of which he i sgent, takiag os his pay for the governors the saving in tho monthly gas bills until the prico sgreed upon wss reached. The petition was laid over, to hear from Mr. Baldwin in person. Bimilar action was taken upon the request of the proprietor of the Leffingwell governor. LAMP-POSTS A petition was presented from varions regi- ients on Ann sireet, botween Lake and Kinzis, psking for the erection of lamp-posts on that street; referredto the Board of Public Works to report whether the msins are laid on that part of the sireet. Orders instructing the Board of Public Works to prepare ordinances for the crection of gas lamps on the followiog streets were favorably Jeported upon, provided the gas mains ave laid : poe lamp-post on Canalport avenus, between Sewnrd and Canal streets; eayzn on Lake ave- Jue, between Wabpanach and_Eagan avennea; d'the noceseary number on Carroll avenne,be- ween Lincoln” and Leavitt strects. e jame disposition wes maade of four ordi- ances propared by the Board of Public Q"ufks {for lighting the following-named streets: Waller strect, between Torelfth and Fourteenth ; Meaghor, from Canal to Halsted ; West Fif- teenth, from Morgan street to Blue Island ave- nue ; and Throop street, from Twelfth to Six- teenth., The reports of the Commissioners on the expense of crecting soventy-eight lamps in verious parts of the city wero received, and their erection recommended, it being setated that mainy had been Iaid on the streots upon which 1hoy were to bo situsted. THE GAS COMPANTES, ) AM. Fitzgerald's resolntiop ssking ths opinion of the Corporation_Counsel upon the ability of the Common Council to fix the prce of fo_consumers in the _city, was referred back with recommendation that it be placed on file. This action was taken in view of the fact that Judge Norton had al- ready given sn official opinion, which was read at the last Conncil meetiog, to tho effect that the Council Liad no authority, under the present arrangements with the Gas Companies, to fix their reats. The resolution cslling upon the Comptroller to tako steps for Grawing a mew contract witl the Gas Compenies was laid over temporari- 1y, it being stated vy the Chairman thet o bill Bad already passod tho Stato Senate which wonld enablo the city to manufacture its own grs, and to bay or leaso the works of companies now in existence. The matter might therefore be adjusted without breaking the present contraci immediately, and after the final pugeago of the law, the city could act at better advautage. KEBOSENE. The petition of certain firms and individuals asking the award of a contract for lighting &trcofs not having gas-mains with kerosene and otber illuminating oils was temporarily laid over. The Chsirman was requested to draw up an ordinance instructing the Board of Public Works not to recommend the erection of wny lamp- posts where there wero mo gas-Iszins Jaid, on- Jess they had positive assurzuce that the mains would be laid immediately. TIME OF LIGHTING LAMPS. The ordinance relative to the time of lighting street-ismps was briefly cons:dared, and, 1 the abgence of Mr. Colbert, who docs duty as City Astrenomer, the ordinaues was mede the special order for next meetiug, to be bLeld 3onday, March 2, when it is intended to have the Gas specior, representatives of the Gng Companies, 2nd Mr Colbert, present, if possible. i e s LICENSES. Tbe Committec on Liccuees beld o meeting yoetarday afiernoon in tho City Clerk's ofiice, present Ald, Brand, Mabr, Reids, sod T. H. Baioy. SUNDAY BEER. The petition of the Vercin Fresinniger Buerger in relation to the sale of liquorson Eunday. which had besn referred to the Com- mitteo, was considered, and Ald. Brand present- ed s report stating that the Commiztes had rec- ommended the passage of the original ordi- nauce, bat they were satisfied that tho lato elec- tion ehowed that any ordinance regulating the sale of liquors bad beon condemned by an over- whelming majority, and therefore the repost recommended the passage of the amend- ment closing the ewloons from 5 o'clock in the moming _untd 2 o'dock in the afiernoon, Sunday, ond keoping the wirdows curtained during_ that time. Thisre- port was_signed by Drand and Mabr, the other two declining to sign it. Ald. Dailey said he wanted the doors nd ehutters closed all day Sun- éay, but did pot went to interfere with the eaie of liquor. 1f the bar were not exposed, and et people were allowed %0 get whatever ‘they wanted, both parties would be eatisfied. He thonght tho clause requirng the closing of the ealoons during ho forencon wasin the in- terest of cortain places, such a8 Turper Hall, which never did any business in the morning. After considerable discussion, the Committes deiermied to_make two rcporie, one recom- mending Ald. Bailey’s plan, and the other Ald. Brand's. HACK LICENSES. - The ordinsnce relative to hsck licenses was the occasion of a very lively discussion, in which A%d. Mabr and Bsiley took tae most important art, The latter wisked to give toe ackmen leavo to stand _anywhere in the city, while Ald. Mahr wished to give them plenty of stands, bat did not think {kay enght toba allowed to block up any place they might choose. Tha other members of the Committee sgreed with Ald. Mahr, and it was decided to recommend that the ordinance be placed on file. BALOONS AGAIN. Aig. Corcoran having come ip, the saloon mestion was again discussed, and Ald. Bailey gmuy agrecd to sign the majority report. Ald. Reidy will present a minority report recommend- ing that the doors and curtains of the saloons be clozed all dsy. ABRESTING MACKXNES. A petition from a number of backmen ssking that they be exempt from immediate arrest in czae of any misdemeanor, and that, instead, tho number of the offeuding backman bo taken and & summons issued, was unsnimouely recom- meaded to be placed on flo. 7 The Committce then adjourned until half an ‘Thour before Council meeting to-morrow evening, when the question of hack stands, and of licens- ing and numbering the livery stable carriages will be take up in time to report to the Conacil the same ovesing. S g STREETS AND ALLEYS. The Committee on Strects and Alleys of the North Division met yesterdsy atterncon in the City Clerl's office. Present—Ald. Lynch, Btont, Cannon, Corcoran, and Lengacher. VACATING LAND. Tho ordinance vacsting the strip of land, 18 foet wide, on the sita of the old North Market, now covered by the County Jail, was taken up, £nd a report made recommending tho passage of the ordinance, in order to transfer the land to tha county. 'CORMICE HALL. The petition of the W. S. McCormick estate, auking leave 0 lay o strect-car switch on Kinzie slreet in front of McCormick's Hall, on the corner of Clark and Kinzio streets, was taken up. Ald. Lyach, Corcoran, and Lengacher. voted to recommend that the petition be grant- ed, wiule Ald. Stout and Caunon will meke a minority report against it. X The petition of a number of workingmen living on the North Side, asking employment on the public works of that Division, was referred to the Board of Public Works, 1t being stated that the appropriation for sewcrs, etc., on the North Side, was exhausted except $300. In o Woful Predicament. From the New York Tribune. - A young gentleman in Illinois, finding him- gelf in a woful prodicament, writes to us for ad- yics, * Lately becoming scquainted,” he says, “with & young girl astending school, I was smitten with her, and she appeared to rogard mo favorably. Sko i8 very much of a lady, although but 16 yours of age. 1 seathora present of a handsomels-bonnd book of pooms, costing 88, which she retarned with a note, stating her father would not let her keep 1t, for which she wes very eony, Don’t you think it was an in- sult to “return the book without more of an apology ? Hadn't I better whip the old man if he don’sapologize for the insult? I think it aint the girl's fault, for I know she loves me." ‘We caunot approve of whipping the old men. A echool-girl of 16, even though she bo very much of a lady, is subject to the obedience of her father, and if the old man forbids her fo accopt a book of poems, handsomely bound and costing €3, ehe dogs right to send it back. The fact that she is a dutiful daughter goes far to justify our corre- #nondent’s good opinion of her,and to show that she would mnke a good wife. Indeed. if sheis very much of a_lady, the spectaclo of hor pa “aieepled in gore,” to use the oxpression of Miss I'auny 8queers, would displease her, and only nggravate our friend’s difficulties. It will be best to approach the old man_ gently; find out whether he objected to the book out of pure cussedness or because he did not like that kind of poetry ; mollify him with such palliatives a8 the disgnosis may suggest; and, when his tem- per bas been umea:hu(fi or his taste for litera- ture and handsome binding sufficiently cultivat- ed, ask his permission to present tho book to his daughter as s mark of respect forhor and regard for the family. That, wo .think, will fetch the old man, withont resort to the more violeat and dungerous troatment which our correspondent proposes. ——————— RAILROAD NEWS. St Panl & Milwankece Railroad Ex« tension. i MoGrecoE, Ia., Feb. 21.—To-dsy our citizens and the Milwaukes & St. Paul Railroad agreed upon a contract, in which the Company agrees to extend their roed to our city by tho 4th of July, build depote, and operate their trains to sccommodate the public. The contract hasbeen forwarded to Milwaukne to be spproved by the Company officials, who signify their willingness to eign tho same. 1f executod, this will settle the initial point contsined in the grant of Iand by Congress in May, 1864. GENERAL QUIET. Yesterday overything was quiet in the railroad offices, all parties apparently taking a rest from tho heavy fghting doue during last week, the continual cutting of rates undoubtedly’ having greatly exhausted their strength. Bat this is only the calm that precedes the storm, and the fiercest battles may como off during the week. All the parties are becoming desperate, and they are bound to fight to the bitter end, no matter what tho result may be. The ouly reduction in freight rates announced yesterday was that shipments would be taken at 95 and even 90 cents per 100 pounds from Chicago to Liverpool by way of either New York, Boston, Philadel~ phis, or Baltimoro. THE BALTIMORE & OHIO EARNINGS. The report of the Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Company for 1878 sliows the nggregate earnings to bo 12,252,848, against £10,654,471 in 1872, Tho earnings over expenses were in tho past year £4,934,795, against $4,532,071 in the year previous, an increaso in the net profits of $402,724. Tho sinking fund for the redemntion of city loan was incressed $1,538,858, aud that for the redemption of the storling loan $281,650, The lisbilities of the Company decressed £439,500, and increased in sterling loan and pre- ferred stock £8,243,00. The surplus fund, which represents capital derived from esrnings invested in branch roads and improvements on main line, not represented by stocks and bonds, now amounts to 329,083,131, Messes. J. 8. Morgan & Co. have announoced in London an igsue of £2,000,000 sterling at 6 per cent bonds of £200 of tho Baltimore & Ohio Railrosd Company. The price of issue was 953§ per cent, or £193 per bond, £40 per bond being paysbleon sllotment, £80 on March 2, £73 on April1. The bonds ate sccured_by a mortgage of the rosd from Baltimore to Wheeling, a dis- tance of 379 miles, and its branch railrosd from Washington City fo Point of Rocks, 42 miles, and sll their appurtenauces and equipments. An accumnlative sinking fund of £13,000 will bo ap- plied balf yearly, in May and November, for ro- deeming the Joan. Tho procecds of the loan will, it i8 stated, supply the means required to complete all tho roads i which the undertaking is engaged. Messra. Drexel, Morgan & Co. ate advised by _cablo from Meesrs. Junius 8. Morgan & Co., Loudon, that the subscriptions ta the Baltimore & Ohio loan, above noticed, wezo £5,000,000 (or 95,000,000), as against £2,000,000 bonds offered. The subscriptions wore left open only two days. The success of the nogotiation is remarkabls. A rcport says that the Baltimore & Obio Railrosd has st last secared control of the Obio & Missiesippi Road between Cincinnati and St. Lonis, thus giving au sir-lize from tbe Atlantic cozst to St. Louis. THE ILLINOIS CENTRAL. The Lapd Department of the lllinoia Central Railroad reports ssles during January of 1,936.01 acres constraction lands for £14,119.93, and 119.4 ncres freo lands for £1,194.60, a total of 2,055.41 acres for $15,314.53. Tho cash collections dar- ing the month wore $87,148.02, The earnings of the Tratlic Department in Jan- uary were: In Tilinofs, In Ioca, Total %07 miles, 402 muien.” 1,100 munles, Freight, $317,057.00 §78,504.00 $J95,951.00 Paseongers. 997T46.55 25,01:0.45 124,760.00 Mails, 6,375.00 050,52 9,434.31 Other 5o 271068 81,335.63 Total, January, 1874,$300,813.55 $110,677.45 $611,491,00 Total actual earnings, January, 1873...... 523,531.90 78,708.83 602,240.62 Thig shows & decreasg of 4% per cont in the Tlinois earnings; an increase of 4034 per centin the Towa earnings, and an incresse of 134 per cent in tho total earnings. : The application for the £1,000,000 of 5 per cent bonds with which tuis Company is to pur- chase the Mississippi Central Extension bonds was for more tbau double the amount, the price being 84 THE CLINTON BRIDGE. The joint resolution regarding the Clinton bridge, which was_recalled from the Sensie, at Springfield. Thassday, aud roferred back to the House Railroad Committee, is & diversion for o renewal of the old fight between the Chicago, Buarlington & Quiney and the Northwestern Rail- way Compuuies for the right to nse the bridge across the Mississippi. Tue conflict, two years 8o, in Congress, was desided in favor of the Northwestern, but the Chicago, Burlington & Quincy were given the right to construct another bridge. This right they havo not chosen to ex- ercise. It is too expensive. The present struct- ura is 3,625 fect long, and cost 535,939, Aud just because it was 50 costlyand demands s large business to insurosnything like retarn upon the the investment, the Nocthwestern are detidediy averse to allowing a nival fine equal 2ccess to itB advantages. Ths courts have, by injunctions, sustained this position; but the fact that the Burlington Company's branch line is thus made only & plug fine without any connection, and is, therefore, unprofilable, incites them to put forth every conceivable effort to securc access to the bridge. In this they are aided by Mr. Joy's “river roads,” as the lines running along the wost bank of the Mississippi aro tormed. Another incentive is the effort, to nego- tinte the bonds of the Jowa Pacific Road,—s feeder of the river roads— running west to Fort Dodge and beyond, if the rojectors get the money to extend if. The 6 is graded to Fort Dodge ready for the iron, and President Graves Las gono to Europe to no- gotiate the bouds. s success is largely de- pondent upon the Company's forcing a passage over the Clinton bridge. The resolution to_this effoct in Congress is now before the Honso Com- mittee on Commerce, despite Mr, Hurlbut’s en- deavor to bave it referred to the Committee on Railroads, of which be is 3 member. SUIT AGAINST THE NORTHWESTERN. Monday the Chicago & Northwestern Railway Company will ask of the Circnit Court at Free- port for commissions to take the depositions of ‘wituesses who cannot personally zttend the trial fer violation of tho Illinois Iaw nzainst diserim- ination and extortion. Four of these witnetses reside in England. They are prominent trafiic- managers who have frequently appeared before parliamentary Committecs to testily regarding rates of transportation. Three prominent Cana- dian gentlemen, rosidents of Montreal, Toroato, and Hamilton, will also give evidence. The re- maining Wwitnesses whose depositions are to ba iaken reside in Boston, St.Aloans, Hartford Puttaburgh, Cleveland, 'and other Amenci cities. Several eminent experts in railway m: agement will appear upon the stand. and, judg- ing from the preparations malang, it wall be tho most oventful railway caze that has ever been iried. Every possibleexcrtion is put forth to pet the evidence ready by March 16, the day set for tHe trial, but it is by no means improbable that the case will be sent over to the September term, RATLLOAD EARNINGS. Tho earnings of tho Great Western Rallway of Ganadsa for the weok ending Jan. 28 were: 1574 £93,655; 1873, £17,600 ; increase, £6,055, or 343 por cent. The esrnings of the Graud Trunk Bailway for tho week ending Jan. 24 were: 51874, £35,000; 1573{- £27,500; increase, £10,500, or $8% Pper cent. The earcings of the Chicago & Northwestern Raflway for Bl?lo first \\'enk‘gill,: February were: 1874, $191,141; 1873, $165,228; incroasd, $25,- 913, or 168 por cent. MISCELLANEOUS. Suit has boen commencod in the Now York Supreme Conrt by Hauris, Case & Co., Sub-con- tractors, agsinst the Chicago & Northern Pacific Construction Compauy, which had the eneral contract for the construction of this road. The guit in for £10,000 due for work and materials furnished and for £30,000 for demages sustained by deloy zud by being obliged to discontinue work, 1t is understood that arrangements are nearly completed by the Lake 8horo & Michigan South- ern Railrosd Company to connect hereafter by the new Eel River Road from Butlor to Dng_\na- port, and with tho Columbus, Chicago & Indisoa Central at the Istter point for its wostern con- nections. : Tho managers of the Grand Trunk Railway of Cannda bave increased the pay of their brako- men 25 per cent, the increase to take effect from the 18t of the precent month. N The time for the completion of $he Cairo & St. Louis Narrow-Gauge Railroad has been extended to the 1st of July. The road is now finished and running from St. Louis to Murpysborough, the county-seat of Jackeon County, s distance of 91 mifes. From thicre to Cairo is less than 50 miles. 1t is all graded, and the iron for most of it is roady. The stockholders of the Baltimore, Pittsburgh & Chicago Railroad will hold their annual meot- ing at theoffico of the Illinois Division, No. 96 LaSalls stroet. Feb. 27. At the annuai meeting of the Dubuque South- western Railroad Company, held at Dubnque, TIo., Feb. 9, the old Bonrd of Directors was re- elected, a8 follows: J. P. Famley, Dubaque; John Crerar, Chicago; Al K. Jessup, D. W. James, and 8. A. Strong, New York. Mr. C. A. Swineford has been appointed Su- perintendont of the Madison Division of the Chicago & Northwestern Railroad in place of Mr. J. H. Stewart, whose charge will hereaftor be conflaed to the Winona & 8t. Peter Bailrond. Hamburg Embroideries, and Where to Buy Them. The yearly incressing demsnd for Hamburg em- ‘broideries is stimulating the European manufacturers to the production of still finer work snd more artistic deelgna than ever beforo attempted. The patterns this yesr are more than usmally besutiful, while the reduction in prices 1 fast making this pretty snd use- ful trimming indispensable for trimming of ladies' and children's underwear, etc. Carson, Pirfe & Co., Madison and Poorda streats, who make a specialty of this class of goods, have for years past had the pre-cminence over all competitors bocause of the grest size of thelr stock, rich varioty of styles, and greater chespness of their prices, This year they offer o larger varioty ever, and at prices beginning from 5 cents s yard up- wards, Ladies who wunt to save money in pr embroideries should go to Carson, Pirds & Co, Tmportant to Every Lady. 8ince our connection with an Eastern manufactory of underwear we zre making for our retafl trade out of Wamsutta cotton a full Linoof firat-claea underwear at lower prices than poor goods arosold for. We ahall always keep samo clasa goods, impreving from time to imo 58 experience teaches ug. Our stock is sgain fall, and we {nvite all the Iadies to examine the same, gnaran- teeing onr price the lowest: guality and style the best, and make superior. Ladles contemplating making their own underwear had better count the cost and ex- amine our stock beforo making or purchasing. Hotch- Kin, Palmer & Co., 137 nd 130 State street, ‘The Brooklyn Art Gallery. Among the places of especial interest in the “ City of Churches ” is the abose gallery, owned by Charles Rode, Eeq., who has epent years in collecting from the eneels of well-kmovn attists rare and valusble off- paintings. As he §s now about to leave for Europe, to ‘e absent some time, he has authorized Messrs, Elli- s0n, Pomeroy & Co., suctioneers, to make & grand closing auction sale, embracing many of his best selec- tions,” The sale will commence on Tuesdsy morning next. See advertisement, T e s Chickering Improvement. All the Iate Chickering pianos have & new patent double-bearing metal agraffe applied to every atring in the plano, which a one of the most remarksble im. provements made to the piano in late years. It ren- ers the tone rmuch stronger and sweefer, and at the £amue time enablos the instrument to stand longer in tune, S — The Health Lift. Of all contrivances for econcmizing labor and ob- taining tte greatest amount of health and vigor with the smallest oxpenditure of time and money, the Health Lift 1A the best, ro hundreds of our citi frmy who deily cxercisa ot The Health Lift, N Enst Washington street. Pel:in Tea Company, No. 376 State Strest, quote best tomatoes, 2-Ib cans,15c; 3-b cans, 2} peaches, 2-Ibcans, 25¢; 3-Tb cans, 28¢; etrawberries, cherries, green pess, and Lima beans, 2-Ib csns, 25 condensed milk, 25¢; Crosse& Blsbkwell's (Londmy caulifiower, chow ckow, and nized pickles, quarts,60c; pints, 352 ; best baking powder per ib, 35¢, X et £kl el Good Furniture. Any one in wantof furnilure can save from15to 25 per cent by buying of Colby & Wirts, Nos, 265 and 267 State street. They employ upwards ifty mechan- ics in upholstering and finishing goods, 6o that pur- 184 chascrs can rely on getting wotk that will prove satis- | 1 fagtory, Aside from the wonderful effccts of Mann's Halr Luzuriant 5 a producer of Lair, jt is also the most elegant dreds- ing. Deiighttully perfumed. Sold by all droggisis. DEATHS. SHAYS—At Pewaukee, Wis., Fob. 20, 1674, of heart discase, 3frs. Mary Ann Shaye, widow of the'late John Shays, of Cincinnsti, O., ana sister of N. P. Iglebart and Mys. Asa Vail, of Lis city. Funcral from the residance of N. G. Iglehart, at Evacs. ton, on Sunday, Fob. 2, at 8 o'ciock p. m. TE" Cincinnnii papers plesze oopy. O'BRIEN~In the 48th year of hor ago, Mrs. Ansstasia Brien. Funoral from her lata residonce, 122 ORIo atreet, at 113§ oglack, by cars (o Celrary, £z~ Hoston and Philadelphia papers please capy. BURNS—At her residence, Springfiold, Mass., Feb. 20, of pnoumonta, Mzry Annp, beloved wife of Goorge & Buras, and obly alster of Mra. H. L. Hugonin, of this oty £8~Baoffalo and St. Louis papers please copy. thin city, on the 20th inst., at 1077 West P. 1 Tuax, ased 4t yoare, clock to-dag bs carriszes to Rosehfll, ARMITAGE—At the residenco of her danghtar, Car- roll Coanty, 11, Fob. 1, Mrs. Armitage, wilsof the de- caased Deniel Armitzgo. MACHINERY. Cm:m:fiox MACHINE FOR SALE CHEAP: works Ly band o foot all kinds of Lrands snd trim. i also with custumers. Inquire at 157 South OR SALE-CHEAP, ONE 5-HORSE BAXTER er, noarly now. Ap- engias, in complsto ranning ord. Ty ot Fisom 5 Lond iock, 559 Honderp F9 A NOVELTY P Call Monday at Room 12, 124 or5, fucludi o m!\c}ix% rasos s ASRIT , incln 6ot alds, BT e T 2o01d ey cheap for cart, FRANK DOUGLAS MA- CHINERY CO., %5 und 55 South Onnaleat. OR SALE~A SET OF 8,00.POUND HAY GOALES, now, mevor bovn set up: o will oxchange for now sec: ond-hand fire-proof safe, of anything that can bo usod abougalivery stable, Inauire at Livery Stable corner Tirenty-0ith and Statc-sia. VY ANTED-A SECONDHARD ENGINE FRON S ta 6 horse powor. Baxter proforred. Address Tho ‘How Machino Co,, Milwaakeo, Wis. VW ANIED—A MOULDING STICKER AND & BE- sawing (eiding) machine; also otber wood working machinery. _Addross J. 1, REDFIELD, Sogth Chicago. PERSONAL. PERSONALFOR ADORTION, GIRL BARY 5 wocks old; orphan of highly respectablo parents. Thosn that can guarantes & good home sddress O O B, Tribune offica. ERIONAL-_MR. W. G. CREIGHTON WILL pleass call at 574 Weet Madison-st. ERSONAL_WILL ABE, THE HAIR DRESSE] P et ot piesss vand sacoss o M 81, Tribuno ofice. PERSONAL-NATT, MEET ME AT TACK NORRIS' at3 o'clock Monday, Hot fried oystors. PERSONAL_OHARLIE, MEET ME AT MOXON & Norris' to-morrow at 1 p. m. Fried oystors, eto. MUSICAL. POSITION WAKTED TOR EXCELLENT SOPRANO and alto fu chigir; oxperionced i Cthollc and Epls- copalservices. H. BTANBERY, Telegraph Office, cor Bor LaSalle and Waahingionsts. HAIR GOODS. OR SALE—A LOT B4U Buy HUMAN HAIR, Wowill offer, this 500 REAL ATR SN ITOHBS. bomt meigs SogL o0 nm‘.’?fi“fi B, S, Bost quality, X S4and % inclios long—AN IMMENSK BACRIFICK. pibioe, $2.50 Tuparted all French Hais Swilchos st HALF Our $10.00 Switches redaced to. .$ 5.00 Our 15.00 Switches reduced to. . 730 Our 25.00 Switches reduced to........ 1250 Also & bsnkrupt stock of Ladlos' Undsrwear, Corss! Silk Ties, &c. i o i e Rt Rl T8 2 2.Button Kid Gloves for 75c., . Bemember THE FALE, 030 Biataster sppoaite Has DRY GOODS. SPEGIA;LP SALK Dry Goods. NO HUMBUG. A change in our business de- mands the IMMEDIATE DIS- POSAL of what stock we have now on hand. ‘We advertise no article in particular but every onein gen- eral, which will be offered at PRICES THAT MUST IN- SURE ASPEEDY SALE. We mean just what we say, and shall commence on Monday, Feb. 23, to give our customers & chanceto purchase Dry Goods at PRICES THAT MUST BE APPRECIATED. MERIGOLD & LLOYD, 326 West Madison-st. - Closing! THE BICKERTON & JEFFERY BANKRUPT STOCK Of OCLOAXKS, DOLMANS, REDINGOTES and SBUITS, TRIMMINGS, ORNAMENTS, CORBETS, &c., &¢., i closing out very fast and at half its cost. A brief limit of time only remainsto close stock on hand. Nore- serve. Buyors can anticipste their wants at s fraction of pricos asked for those goods in the regular way. Call and see. 36 WASHINGTON-ST. LOTTERY, ROYAL HAVANA LOTTERY. OFFICIAL DRAWING Of Feb, 11, 1874—C(lass 919, No. Prize.|No. .. $HQ U 23 Prise.1 No. Prize.1No. Prise.iXo. Prize. 830 1 R0 g 850,000. 8100,000. No. Frize.|No. 2292... §500, 12381, ‘Whole tickets reduced to 8. Circularsof fuformation Orders filled. CO., Bankers, SOCIETY MEETINGS. Masonic. LaFuyette Chaptar, No. 2, R. A. M., Hall No. 72 Mop- oeat., Amorican Exprosy Building_Reguiar convocs- tion_Monday evoning, Feb. 23, for busiuess and work oo tne M. E. Dogreo. Ly order of tho H. P. E. N. TOCKER, Secrstazy. Priz farnjshed, freo. s casncd. TAYLOR & 11 Wall-st., New York, Attention, Sir Knights! Yo s B b G e B O. Order. Bir Enights courteonaly invital. B; Sdaraitho B 0. UGHOTR! STNCETNE, B AMUSEMENTS. MORE TIME GRANTED, ONE WEEK LONGER. At the urgent request of many ‘prominent citizens, the menagement has arranged to continue during the present week the exhibition of the magnificent Picture of The Erodigal S, UNQUESTIONABLY ONE OF THR Tinest Paintings in the World, It is arevel on a magnificentscale; & wonderful picture of opulent dis- sipation. All the saccessories of such a wild rout and such reckless gayety are employed. The rich robcs, glittering jewels, The Beautiful Women, The voluptuous abandon of the dan- cers, the dice-throwers, the musi- cians, the ruddy wine, the golden vessels, the wreaths, the gorgeous. architecturs, all are details that add intensity of effect to this wild drama. THE LADY OR GENTLEMAN ‘Who neglects to see this Painting will always regret it. Let every lover of art and admirer of high culture embrace this opportunity. It is not often the privilege is pre- sented, and it may mnever occur again. EXPOSITION BUILDING. Day Exhibition, 10 to 5. Evening, 7till10. Tickets, S0ceats. Children, 35 cents. STAR LECTURE COURSE. TT-SIDD0 SCOT-SIDDONS SCOTT-SIDDONS, THURSDAY AND SATURDAY, March 5and 7. SCOTT-SIDDONS, Accompanted by the Wonderful Boy Planist, Master HENRY §. WALLER Curpenter & Sheldon, Xanagers. McVICKER'S THEATRE. ENGAGEMENT OF “Who will bo_en ted by the Actress, MISS S0 RIS, b7, O e e Yurk, Mr. J. H. MoVICKER, and the cotirn Company. MONDAY, Fob. 23—Shaknpeare's Play, VENICE, day—EDWIN BOOTH as OTHELLO. Wednrsday—EDWIN BOOTII ay BENEDICT. Thursdas—EDWIN BOOTH as PESCARA. Fridey—EDWIN BOOTH as BRUTUS. Satorday—BOOTH MATINER. MYERS, OPERA HOTSE. Monroest., botweon Dearborn 20: Arimgton, Cotto & Kemblgs Fmstoels COMPLETE AND ENTIRE CHANGE—First weekof hs magmuficont Pictorial Tlasion, entitled OUR GREAT CITY! With enchagting effect of Mosnlight, Staslicht, and Oas. B ! ht. Firstweck of the Comical Trisle, entitied Whislzy Strait! First weck of ths Piscatorial Act of LOVE IN A BASKET! ‘WALTERS and MORTOX in their wonderful spocialties. BOBBY SEWCOMB A5 TEITE ACTIVE BOY. EVERY EVENING AND SATURDAY MATINEE. GLOBE THEATRE. AMONDAY, Feb, I3, also Wednesday and Sstarday Mat- noos, the strongest astraction in Amertca, HR. JOSEPH K. ENMET, In hts ociginal charaatr FRITZ; Our Cozsin German, Supported by & fall and powarful company. GROW'S OPERA HALL, 517 West Madisont, GERALD MASSEY. SUNDAY EVENING, Feb. 22, SUBIECT: “A Sprit World Revealsd by Objective Manifes- tations, or the OAly Basis of Immortality.” Admission, 50 ots. Gallery, ! ats. ACADEMY OF MUSIC, ‘Washington’s Birthday Matinee, For the benefit of C. L. GRAVES. OLIVER DOUD BYRON, FRANK E. ATKEN, HARRY LINDEN, Miss MAUD HILTON, aad every momber of the Academy of Muslc will appost. ACROSS THE CONTINENT. ACADEMY OF MUSIC. Mondsy and Every Evenfog, Wednesdiy and Saturday Matinbes, OLIVER DOUD BYRON sl A Story of Love, War, and Adveatum; ropleto withstast, ling {acidoats, Bosatiful masle, gomeous scenwry, grand ‘marches, o 3 REDUCED PRICES, Previout to removal to anotber clty, the sacibor city, tho propriator of the DR. FARNY ANATOMICAL EXHIBITION, 148 CLARK-ST., ¢ Has reduced admissdog fea to CENTS, To enable rich and poor to see the most wonder!al coll tion of works of Art and Naturo evor exbibied 13 thia cliy, THIRTIETH ANNIVERSARY OF UNION LODGE, NO. 9, L 0. 0. F., Wil be held st SOUTH SIDE ERIGGS H Friday oveing, Fob. 37, 1674, consteting of Horary ang Bal, Tiekots, 34, for talo i Botel oics, or from_ Seeres taratdoor, - GEORGE W. SICGULRE, Seareiary: ENGLEWO0O0D SOCTAL CLUB, Ttlea Is heraby givon to all persons holding nvitat to the wmmonexmhd:él’w. to-be beld aader the ausphes of this Club op the $5th inst., that s tratn satoslake Shoro & Michigan Southern Railrosd will 1eave Chicago 4% 8:30 D, ™. ; returning, leato at 3:W0p. m. 'DWIN BOOTH | R , Private thoa! THE ADELPHI Week Commencing Feb. 23, 1874. The Great, the Incompretiensiblo and Inexplicabla MIYSTERY OF TEHRE AGE, THE 82,500 INDIAN BOX MYSTERY! Tha Ociginal Inventors of the Bo: or Indlan A e ok R S | MOCHOLLA BROS., Ia their AYSTERIOUS APPEARANOE 2nd DISAP- PEARANCE, whilstin fall viow of the audisuce. This traly wosdarfal Hag, Baskat, aad Box Trick will be per- formed fac the FIRST TIME LY CHICAGO. Tits Great Mpniory bas beon presonted 1o New York, Philadelphia, Baltimoro, and Pittsburgh only, in each city drawing ENORMOTUS CROWDS, And receiviog tho highest encomiums from the Botably from o Now Yotk Horald, PAUsTeIphis Prat, Baliimiors 3un, Pituburgh Loader, and other important o D;’:‘l:'):rfi.k of the Poaress of Comecy and Scng, LULU ‘The first weck of THE O'DONOHUE, the Great Iriah Speoialist, Last weok of the Posrloss LOUISA BOSHELS, Cham- plon of the World. Engagement, at enormons expense, of the ¢ Oornat. Virtaazo, BENRY 8. PAGE, Ghlef Sols Viriuosa of America, with but one peer in tho world. Ons of tha chlot maslcal featares of the day. o Tp Cbarming Operatio Vosalist, Miss JENNIE MOB: Continuation of the engagoment of the Fascinating and Popuiar Serlo-Camio Vocalist, st FRANKIE. @ o Tho Four Great Comediany, BILLY RICE, CHARLEY Bot The {acomparsble LEON BROTHERS. LOUIS DAVIS acd his Superd Orchestrs. JUMBO JUM. To =7\:$:“e°:u5‘ufll Charloy Howard's Original Sensa- EPH’S DREAM OF HOME. RICES—Parquoetts and Circle, [0 ccats; Dress Cir- ele, 5 cents: Gallory, 16 oents: Secured Orchastra Soats 25 cents extra. ADELPHI POPULAR MATINEES Wednesday and Saturdsy at 3 p. m. Admission toall of tho Theatre, 33 ¢ Children, 1s conts, Mat- 00 crowdsd wizh thie olito of tha ciy. THIRD LADIES' SIGHT—Next Thursday, Fab, 2. KINGSBURY MUSIC HALL. CARICATURING 'WILL BE ILLUSTRATED BY IN HIS WONDERFUL Cartoons and Sketches Of Local and National Celebrities, on Tonday Evening, Feb. 23, at 8 o'clock. * Noone should fatl o sco this remarkable exhibition of MR. NAST'S akill as a Caricaturist. 1t will be the moat onjoyable sutertainment of the »2s0 : Tickets, with Reserved Seats, 75 cts. and $1.00. HOOLEY'S THEATRE. Reappearance of Mr. JOIEN DILLON, Mr. J. W. Blaisdell, and Miss Kato Meek. Monday, Fob. 3—Evary Eveufug, and Wednesday and Baturday Matiaces—Finit time at thia Theatro, G. W. { Musrar's soccossfal Sociaty Fisy, eathicd DIVORCED! | | Barringten Howson, & Lamyr..... ......JOHN DILLON i Sapported by tho eatire strength of tho Company, Act1-Flepsment. Act3-Marrdage. Act3-Diverced. AE‘ Phwnc:luu%nm & i it ful n prepara’ : o2 PESpain-Banley Campbels most sucess MARDI GRAS. ON MONDAY, MARCH 2, 157, ANOTHER GRAND MASQUERADE BALL| Wil bo beld at WEST TWELFTH-ST. TURNER HALL. procession and tablezux. J, C, PADGET'S | SCHOOL FOR DRAMATIC ENSTRUCTION. | Ladies and gentlemen fitted for the stage, rehearsals directed. 224 STATIZST., COR. QUINOY. DANCING. Tnlon Hall, 181 Clack-st., comer Monros. Taesdayand Satardny ovenings, Feb. 3{ and 38, Tiskots, 75 cts. Masio by DaGlarqus & Wedgwood's Band.. J. A, WEDGWOOD, Manager. i AUCTION SALES. i By WIT. HODGES & To., i Tesl Estate Auctloneers and Commission Merchanta Marbia Front Anction Rosms, 628 West Lako-i Regular Auction Sales Wednouday and Saturday Evenings, at7p.m. AlsoThurs- dey real estato ssle at 8 p. 1, Special attention given to : oatside eales. ' Hoturos wade on the sare dar of sale.bo- forg leaving the residence. Con:ignmonts soieited. Lib- esal advancematits made on stooka uf merchandise, HODGES & CO.. Gonoral Auctioneers. fMonduy, Feb, 23, at 10 a. m,, ‘We will sell the ERTIRR CONTENTS of 60 SOUTH WOOD-ST., | AT ATCTIOR, betwaca Warren-av. an | { ‘ashington d W i st coneisting of Fine Brussols Ci ta; Parlor, 0 | | 123 Chambor Facnimare (hacblotony: she o Noloe: Wardrobe, cost $65: & rockery, C: " ‘positive and Fitidut reserve. WM. ¥'. HODGES & CO., Auctionsers, ‘6% West Lake-st. AT PRIVATE SALE. The entire contents of the marblo-front dwelling, 587 Wabads-av., coasisting of 34 rooms, farished; cost 22,000 wlil Foll for $900 cash, Also House torent; formeriy rented for 82.5(0: will rent 10 3 responsible party for 81,60, Ingalro ¢n premises o7 at M. ¥. HODGES & CO., £33 Went Lake-st. By WM. A. BUITERS & CO., CTIONEE: A RS INO. 108 MADISON-ST., i (Botween Dearborn and Clark.) i REGULAR SALES: 20 Bupgiss, Phaetons, Harmess, &, | WEDNESDAY, 3t 10 o'clock, at 108 Madison-st. ! DRY GOODS, CLOTEING, BOOTS, SHOES, &, | THURSDAY, at 10 o'clock, at 108 Maalsan-st. HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE I AND GENERAL MERCIIANDISE, On SATURDAY, at 3 o'clock, at 103 Madison-st. | TWO-STORY AND BASEMENT FRAME = DWELLING, Barn, and Lot, No. 161 Walnut-st., MONDAY AFTERNOON, FEB. 23, AT 3 0CLK, ON THE PREMISES. WX. A. BUTTERS & CO., Auctioneers. WILLIS, LONG & CO., i Anctioneers, 195 and 197 Randolpp-st. Regalar Auctfon Sales WEDNESDAY AND SATUR- Glasswar Cook Terms oasy. Special atiention given to outsld ies, Ad: Dade’ sl Coumieaments solied fe iy adrases bours ater sato. BEGULAR WEDNESDAY SALE, FEDB. 25, AT 9 1-2 A. M., NEW AND SECOND-HAND Furniture and HousshaldGoods, Inclading Carpots. Crockosy, Stoves, da., &c. Alsa S0 d,;zué\.Annn:g ol lsa:p—,’nua&'Q';:ann .‘,‘.l Tobet Siae gle Harnawe, oao Hote) . ters, Shelving, &c. WILLIS, 3050 & 0O, Aactionpera: By OSGOOD & WILLIAMS. Aucilon snd Commlasioa House, & Soath Canal-st. Wil have Anction Salos Wednesday, Friday, and Saturday, Of this week, of all kinds of Hoasehold Furntturs, both New and Seopud.Hand. We aro seling the conicna of 1treo Honses under chattol martgaga wazk ant onr sdvances op other ‘in a0 SWEETLAND BROS.. Aactioneers, BRUSH, SON & CO., AUCTIONEERS, 41 SOUTH CANAL-ST,, Boll, Wednosdays and Bsturdayz, # 103. m., Furniture, Carpets, Stoves, &c, EMP, EADS at areat saorifice. 13 BEDSTEADS ot mrgstsasrfes, L oo HOWARD, GEOHGE REYNOLDS, CHARLEY REY. NOLDS. | THOS. NAST, For eale at the Box Offics and at Cobb's Librarr, 38 Mouroe-st. | Comedy Season! | By t) Chlcago's pact, pressat, aad fatare mey ba seen tniths | ‘7}.‘,.3’: AUCTION SALES. s an M S AON S By ELISON, POMEROY & €0, Banlg’upt Sale At Avgtion, LARGE RETAIL STOCK (oting, Frni , Parnishing At Story, 15 Bios Ialod. o'cl i 12 antir Zola abls Igiflul be sold ia Jots to_suit ‘the | Also tho Stors Mixtnres, droa. Sats, 3 .o Sold by’ order of GEO. w'."c&!’s‘fffl“cfin % i i sigoos. 1 ELISON, POMEROY & CO., Austionosrs, g Important Art Sale Of Yaluable Modern Original OIL PAINTINGS From the Brooklyn (. Y.) At Gallery, ELISOY, POMEROY & CO. tal formm'tho actlovers of Chtesce thes thay il oane tota- AT ATUCTION, On TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY, FER. 2 and x5, morning at 10 o'clock, altarnoon at 8 o'clock, the. t collection of high-class, modera U1l Palutings over ofpe: edinthiscity, ' Chacles Rode Exq., probriotor of thy Brooklra Art Gallery, will porsonall; superiatend tho sajg tion. Among tho artiats. setited aro thoso who have gal, tio Bightont reputatiih 13 Barops Ang. Asorcs, Aaed | phien may be foand t35 namos of Otto Erdmsn, Dretess: { Prof, Casl Hubaor, Dassoldort; F. assaldord s { Frank D. Brisco, Philadel: . Vi Brooklm! BIC: nd sy Sibers of Squal emlanace ek pbia: and many others of o aco. Zotlogtion will be ~ 2 oW EXFIIBITION MONDAY, FEB. 23, FROM 9 A, 1T, TO 10 P. AL, Tho art-lovlag peonlo of Chicago as mfiifll?n‘m ‘3.“‘:’;. ge‘::\}.a-a Chclzu ae Invited to ettond 2 valo i3 withont i1y resas o lose omt 158 entiro coection, Ao 424 we muny "The 13dies Ara rospectinlly fnvited, ELISON, FOMELOY & CO., Ancttnnsers, 8305 Reodulphest. Friday Morning, Feb. 27 ¥ Remuinr Sulo o © 12 clocky HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, Tho lergest and mort attractive salo. of th Lares sarlez of Gow"snd wecondiad oo and Bed L TN LR s rookery dud Glasewsra Dealo . suit th vrad, % full in of Bratsels and Woe, Gagatls it. hich will ba sold 15 th Rell or oat 1o agi | ™wo Ringnificont Pinnos. 7-ooara. fan round cornere a3d earvod logs. Also. at g’ arelock, santents of s homaa, 2514 “ander Bortsage, ARl I aion. RLIEY, PONERDY ¥ Eo7 ™ 81 acd 86 Rardolph-st. GREAT BANKRUPT SALE AT AUCTION, OF A Stone Yard & Fixtures. On the promises, Nos. 518 to 525 Lamboret., oo SAT. URDAY Fab. 55, 503 erclock b 1.+ consieing of 108 et of Droasod and Undreseed. Stone, o good Lngine Boilor and Shafts, four large Deirlcks, Stono Trucks aad Wagous, Rabbiog Bods, oto. By ordor of GEORGE W, CAKIPBELL, Assign=’in Bankeuptoy. ELISON, POMEROY & CO.. Auctioneers, abd 8 Raadolphat. Ba,nkrup‘g Sale, AT ATCTIONT. [ fEagiue and Bollor and entee fatwees of a BRIOK ,, situs wean 2nd O'Netlat., {roat | on Bafliagion Slipy o) 4 ey On Monday, March 2, at 2 p. m., Consisting of 1Eagino and BoFer, 5 Brick Machiusessd Shafting: alsn Shieds, Trucies, Siddler, ko, don ! Too Briok Wagons. tho O%ic Bulding, Irob Sai¢ asd ood chasse Offios Farnitars, and loase of promisos. A g fore any one wishing to commenco the business. Boid by order o Geo. W. C: ELISO; By GEO. P, GORE & CO., 68 & 70 Wabash-av. EXTRAORDINARY SALR or DRY GOODS, AT AUCTION, i i On Tuesday, Feb. 24, commencing at 9 1-2a.m, Tho flaest and mest a‘tractive Line of LIYEN GOODS arer offered ot Anciion i Chicagi, cunalstiog of Ganta' and Tadiew Tidkts., Tabla Damask Nepkius, Dolios,” Towels, Shirt }ronts, d&c. Also, Leces, Embroldaries, oo Gomte Bross Shirte, Necktios, Ovanbista of Ge o Underwsir, aad Geaoral Farnishing Gooda:” 20 Ploces Black Slpacas. 8 umna‘ siock of Hats and Caps, good quality snd o3, olcs Segars. ciso clossa Bankrupt Bteok of Dry Goods, Ne< s o bovea Goods, Marasillen Quilta, Blaak voiccs o i Stlver.piated Ware, &c. = 5 A apucial sale of 0 folls Ingraln, Venstl Bayg Cliphawil somvmones ot 11 ek oo aed GRU. P, GORE & CO., C3aad 70 Wabasiiav. EIGHT HUNDRED CASES BOOTS AND SHOES AT AUCTION, BY CATALOGUE, ON FEB. 25, AT 9 1-2 A. M. N b fRed sorglyiada AL e of eoody G. P. GORE & CO., Anctionsars, €8 41d 70 Wabash-sv. AT ATCTION. On SATURDAY, Feb. 28, at 9 12 Uik, ANOTIER GRAND SALE OF HOUSEHOLD GOJDS, 15 Pazlor Suite, 10 Blarble-top Ohambsr Sets, 8 Marhls top Sidoboards, 50 Marbls and Wood-top Burasas, 8 Marble and Wood-top Tables, 75 Walout Badstesds, Book-Casts, Wardrobes, Cheirs, Rockers, touagas, Mir- rots, Mattrosses, Extonsion Tables, Carpats, Parlor sud Offico Desks, Show-Cases; 75 Carrisges, Open and Top Boggies, Lxpress Wagons, Damocrat Wagons, 0 Duable and Single Harzesses. GEO. P. GORE & CO., Auctiozesrs LEGAL. COMMISSIONER’S SALE. In pursnzaca of » Deorn of the Clrealt Court of Cook Cunnty, in tha State of Llinois, mado and entered af reo- ord oo tho 25tk day of November, A. D. 1573 and & =y plemontal decree mada and eatered of record on the T cay of January, A. D, 1844, [n which James S, w3 compiainanr. and Arthar Vr. Fldrid Eldridge, and Ella . Simonton were d: zoll at public ac 3t. of he C i will tlon at the north door nestest to LASalle: Cort-Hoass, en the cormer of azd4 daats, 0 25t day of Fobruscy, A, Adamssis., on Wedoesday, D. 1814, at 10 o'clock . ra., all the folomlag Talertate, sunaied to” (3 Gy of Chicrgor Ozt of ool and Stato ct insts, 12 tho bigaest wad ot bl der, to-wi>: Lot Ten (10) in Black One (1) in Archer Ad- o to Chleao: aleo Lot Une (1) in Block Throe (3ia ‘Tyler's Subdisizion of tho south half of the northsest arter of tho northwe marter of Sgction Thirty-far (H) Townabip Thirtr-ulan (3)) north of Range Fourteea {19) cust of th third princips) meridina, supject 1o e wer right of the said Ella £, Stmonto srce 1o 1o o] S Y interost 43- Ce ta thros equal annual payments, wit anally 2 Sper comiars por S35, to be socured by tusie daoed. JAJES H. REES, Special Com=! fod The dower right of Ella E. Simonzon to all of the 35078 j described property will ba sold to parchaser of the s3T8 an auliabla . s oformattfn prio foslasddomt A, 1% SISTONTO) 5 se., Chicago, I, PECIAL NOTICE—Homse No. 313 Tweoty.tated -ty also 53 Foro: for salo af ion. Lomm' salo by J. H. Rees. Seanntica in anafhor coloma. 3+ aviro of A. i1 SIMONTOXN, 149 Souta Clark-st., Room I DTEDICAL. | Wiy Suftr when Relf s §o Near? PROF. LIEBIG’S IRON TONIC REMEDY, For the spoedy end permanent care of every form of Ague, Liver, Spleon, and Kidosy affection, lass of 4 tite, Tndigestion, toaamatiam, Weak Blood, sud [+ vous and General Dabillity. Will be en’. on receipt of 8] taan dress CHICAGO TONIC MEDICINE av., Chicago. Try Dr. Sykes’ SURE CURE for CATARRIE Freo, at 118 Woat Randnlphst.. this aiternoon, sad ever tis wewk, by beloging this’ notics with 1z, ‘Book s T Dareceuiare: 10 const:® Tae romedy uatan BIRDS. ‘BIRDST BIRDS! BIRDS! CHAS. REICHE & BRO, OF NEW YORK, woll-known {monrters of Birds and Wid As=ls 75 o [nferm bizd-aexiers, fanciers, sad the b4 al, tnat they have opentd & Branth btore 3 , Ol o8l ., 778 Clyboarn b eg. ing ors 226 Scuth Clark-st. o Where they will alwags fiad loto sssortment ol kinds iz ot SINGING aad PANGY BIRDS, at New 144 ces. W for Monntaln Assler® SR LR AL A