Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, April 28, 1874, Page 8

) | T THE CHICAGU DAIGT TIIDUNET TUESUAYX, APRIL 28; 874, A WOMAN IN WASHINGTON. Sho Visits the Capitol and Sees the Sights. - - Mer TYmprossions of tho VSBIII“O, the House, and the Supromeo Court. Bvectal Correspondencs of The Chicago Tridune, WasmixaToN, April, 1874, Tho first inslde viow of Washington thatn & woman gots {s usually in tho long recoption room ot WILLARD'S, . aftor Congross has adjourned for the dny, when tho membors nro coming homo, and tho Jedies aro assomblod thore to groot them. Many of tho Iatter are a8 much on the qui viro ns to what has boon dond and sald, as any of tho gontlomon, and & fow minutes' quiot attontion to question and answor gonorally sufilcos to give one a very fair idoa of wihnt hng beon dono and eaid at tho Capltol, Tho houso is not as full of residonts as it was, tho repenl of tho salary-grab having foroed s cortnin amount of economy upon somo of our Inw-makors, and consoquently osused thom to withdraw from tho groat carnvaasary. It is, however, orowded with birds of pnesngo, like your corrospondont. Peoplo who have boon South for the wintor, rotw:ning, many of thom with the same cougla they took thero,—thio mild climate having prolongod life, not enrod disenso. Bridal partios abound, nnd onch train brings ono or moro pairs who havein- vestod in this lottery, You know what Tenny- son says about s young man's fancy in tho epring of the yoor, and & young woman's sooms oqually compliant.,’ A group of Iadics on tho sofa aro discussing affaira and roputations, The formor scom to appreciate in walue, the Inttor to deprociato, A Slator-scribs is taking notos aftor the ‘“chicl's" fashion, in a vory familiar mannor, hurrying up hor corro- spondence for the ovening mail ; while your cor- rospondent looks lazily on, until her eyos meet thoso of an noquaintance. Thon sho, too, gots of Pennsylvania,—Yon: Bmith, of Oblo—Nay, ’l‘hn{ aro prohnbfy tho coming suffrago women, but thioy woro vory like that dreadful infant in the Bab Ballada who dled nn old dotard at six. I did not doro look at their books, but am suro thoy woro not tho ordinnry spoller and goography. A glance into the Library, whero thoro woro many etudonts, sovoral ladics among thom; survoy of tho pictures, whioh ovory ono, knows by tho many prints of them Lhiat have found thelr ;vbny into the remotoest Torritories ; thon we looked VINNIE DEAM'S ETATUR OF LINCOLK, ‘The buttons aro Ennd‘a thoro is 1o doubt about that; and tho solos of thoshoes are nat bad, In ""(‘f ta the ordinary woman, whoso attompts at modeling havo nover gouo boyond dough,— whioh, however gracofully modeled, has usl:nl‘,v owing to a cortaln lonven in it, quito oradicated ovory ourve of bonuty in tho baking procoss, and caused hor Apollo Bolvidercs and Vonuscs to look like hydrocophalio infauty,—ovon thls Ia nmarvol. Iam ongof those women, Icould do 88 woll ag Vinnio Ream did, still, 1 X wantod my childron to grow up with esthetlo tnates, I. shiould not take hor statuo of Lincoln as o moans to that ond. The statuo of \Vushlnfilou, which wag borrowod © from Iichmond by our soldlors after tho supprossion of tho Rol ul"l'lh‘ still gracos, or disgracos, tho Rotunds. Tho many stands with trifles for mnlo, scattored about, do vot add to the imposing effoct of tho build~ ing, and_involuntarlly romind ono of that inoi- dont in Seriptural hlstol:f whero_tlio Tomplo is acerodited with boing o don of thigvos. L sup- poso it gives tho plnco o nlco, social look In tha eyos of mauy who aro intorostod in poanuts and rln-uushlona, photography and feather-funs, and ilo to oo thiom thus sprond out for salo,—their pottiness dotraoting from aud disfiguring the chnsto bonuty of tho plnce, likeTolly's cap on tho grand head of Jovo, ~Thoy cortainly provent any senso of sovore mojesty or gracoful clogance of architoctural design which might olborwise ob- tain when viewing onr Capitol, and aro’ ne litllo to my taste as would have boen that individunl who, whon invited to stay to tes, be sociable, and make himself quito ** to hum,” sceopted tho invitation, and thoun proceeded to illustrato hia dofinition of * belug sociablo” by removing his shoon and socks and paring lis palls, I ccrw{nl; must protost nl:nluat theso potty huxtors' stalls in tho Capitol. No doubt tho shrino may sanctify tho rolics bought thorein, but patriotic dovotoos would botter sliow rov- orence by purchasing outsido tha sacred fanc, avon if, by so doing, they loso o little extra holi- noss in thelr momentoos. At all ovents, austom not having vitinted x:(aonxihlltuuu on this point, tho offect was painful. A glance into THE BUPREME COURT, a chaoce for o gossip; nnd what woman's tonguo would not wag a8 soon as the fetbors, of enforced silonce were romoved ? Thot at lonst has been our roputation go long, wo lavo » right to satiafy it, The noxt day found mo on my way to s of A1 publio. buildh & Photographs of all public buildings oro tao ’numerm‘x;s tr; make any desoription of that edifico anythiug but a work of superorogation. Tho black drapings for Bumner were tho first things noticeable, contrasting vivid- ly with tho glittering marblo. Extornally ono gives but & casual glance at them ; but, na Jou becond tho staire Gud admiro tho polishod Wwaingcot of Tonnessce marble, tho drapery of woo once more forcos itself upon you ; and, if o woman, you shrug your shoulders, tip-tilt your nose, nad sny, *‘Cheap!® Black paper-cams bric, no matior Low olaboratoly festoonod, does not scom in exact keoping with 2 marblo edifice with some protonsions to ologance and grandour. Ia it tho state-mourn- ing kopt for suok occasions? Was it bright by contrast? If so, what did it cost? Thoso are questions of financial importance which a woman lias a nght to ael, Lnowing tho valuo of dry goods nni‘l the eternal fitness of things., As for & man, ko wouldn't eare 8o long as it wasn’t any of his funoral, As_we nacend the staircaso, (rntrlullcn’lly pro- pured to admiro all wa sce, and are about to fix Qur oyoson thntnautical foat of Perry's, my fominino sonsibilities roceive n socond shocle from . vision of epiccue millinery ; Mrs. Dr. Mary Walker, bound in boots and’ broadeloth, with an appendix much uglior than tho origin volume, blocked our way, and frowned upon mao a8 o symbol of an offeto civilization, in long shirts ond o bonmet. Like tho man who bad no gnstronomical prejudicos, but fouud tnrkoy-buzeard wae not good, Bo I have no'projudices is regard to costume, but epiccue mllinery Is not becoming. Having poesed the woman of the future, if sho if surong onongh to becomo tho reprosentativo of natural olection (in which case may the Graces ity our descondants, and mako them blind, like ?lm flsh in tho Mammoth Cave), we at laat zeached TIE BENATE CIAMAER. Entoring the gallery aud looking down, a rather good-sized schoolroom prosented itself, with a great many truants, or olso tho studonts must baye boon consignod 'to the clags-rooms to study thoir lessops. A nico, large, well-fittod room, with onch desk soparated from tho noigh- boring one. But tho boys! Custom moy not hovo staled their infinito varioty, butage” hnd docidedly boon irying the withoriug process on s numbor of them. They did nob look wo happy ns when their desks wore ‘mndo of pine, and they whittled their initials on them, and sometimes, in 5 shome-faced way, without any very sharp outlinos, generally back- wards or upsido down, those of the littlo girl in & sun-bonnet with whom they oxchanged apples and cakes, Paor boys! How many of thom would like to drop tholr docados, and got back to tho days whon thoy spouted * Casabianca” or WMy voico is still for war, Godal” in an asconding sealo, without taking brooth unti the gcreech ended on “God,” aud murdored ouphony. Mavy of _tho notabilitics were pointed to mo, gome of whom aro known to a proportion of your renders pereonnlly, whilo your columns fiove mado them all familiar charactors to {ho encral public, Thoy appeared rathor disorder- Fy; thero was much moving about, and vory fow of them seemed much iutorested in the Monnon- ites who wero beibg discussed, Ono ci-dovant bor, who hind attracted us from tho first by his Lright, alort look and_intelligent face, "lopt on Dusily writing at his desl, occasionally'giving & quick glance upward, but nover stoppiag in his work, I kuew him, for ho has been too promi- nently boforo tho public not to baye his faco caricatured by his oppononts, aud I noed b 8oy it was Carl Schurz, Noither of tho Benators from Iilinois was_present, and 1 did not, thero- toro, #co the gontlernan whoso name always oalls 1o miind that fable of Rana rupla ct Bos ; only, instond Of Mr. Logan's meoting tho just fato of that unhappy specimen of tho frog family, it1e the national credit hoe is desirous of inflating to the bureting point. With his brother rana, howoever, he will probably suffor from the full- ness of his succesu; and of cach of them it may ot bo written, * Rupto jacuit corpore. Mr, Carponter moved in tho Lonisiana mettor. Mr. Shorman insorted bis littlo wedgo; and then I understood sonic one to sny that, **As it (tho bill) bad waitod four monthe, ho thouglit it might wait anothor balf-hour,” Mr, Carpentor was ovidently roused by the opposition; snd his, " Genilomen, this ‘mesns busincss!” wos given with the emphasis that showed he monnt business at any rate, Mr. Frelinghuyson rose to roply, and Mr. Carpontor moved nround noar hini,' ond scomod his mosh, if ot his Lonly, attontivo lstonor. All tho rost of ' tho class who woro nob intorested in that losson wont out, and it scomod to mo that it must be inborn fors man to liko tho sound of his own voice, or none could bo found which X left with profound pity for tho entiro Judiciary. The Ohief Jusiice sat in grave medi- tation, looking intensoly borod, a8 ho must have been. His brothors in misfortuno occnelonally exchanged a word and smile, and rolapsed into silont mournfulnoss. Tho causo? A tedious littlo man, who, in & shambling sort of wny, was plending & caso'in rogard to & contract for trecs, A joko or two, the point of which I vainly sought {0 find, or oven their application, and which were rocelved by the Judiciary in the most stolid man- nor, and ho again went on with his speech, Who would be evon Obiof Justico? What honor, whnt emolument oven, could pay & man to bo obliged to pass his timo 1 _listening to sucha scomingly irroloyant spocch, utterod in such a Ditchy, slip-shiod manor? Had it beon softly monotonous, we might have gone to slegp ; but, a8 it was, it was nlmgly oxasporating, I decling now being elocted Chief-Justico-cas whon Busan B. gots her rights, if such would-bo lions are then to roar gently as sucking doves, I should disgrace my gown by squoozing him with somo ‘mechanical contrivance to got out a good, honest roar that meant somothing. As neither myself nor my escort know who tho man was, this is por- foctly impartial judgmont. 1never boforo, bowoy- o, realized what thatdigniiied body of men must have to endure, viowing them only from afar, as ondowed with a/power which is only supersoded by so-callod Highoe Law, they secmed a body to to bo onvied. Closer invostigation shows that thoy aro often to bo pitied, L'heirrobes of offico seom a fltting regalia, and T am not suro that some epecinl and appropristo costumo might not Do a desirable thing for tho othor branchos of the Governmental body. TN THE DOUSE, for instanco, tho amount of good looks, or even superior intolleot, is mot _overwhelming ; and I am not cortain that a sillk-gown and a mortar- board_might not be an improvement to many. The Protective Tariff member, who grinds hia spocial ax, and dupes himself in tho oyes of his constituonts by his persistence in wearing home- spun, would probably rebel, as it would cover his virtues from the oyes of tho world; but, al- 4. Quartotto—"T hiolr Bun Bhall No Moro, DowWn Myersaneein ereeies, TrCkorman Mra, Fox, Miss Hanéox, Hre, Balfotr, Sfise Glenn,. 5, Duo—* Through Valloy, ‘Through’ For- e, Dlangtnt ‘v, Datfoter o 6. Quartetto—** Wooilbird .o Abt “Mre, Jox, Mre. Batfour, i Stoan. THE BANDATI-BONOOT, JUDILEE, , On Thursday ovoning, Friday afternoon and ovoning of thid wealk, & grand union Sabbath- gohiool_Jubileo will bo glven at MoUormiolk's Buaio Hall for tho bonofit of the various Mia- slong-schools in hia oity, under the direction of Mr. G. O. Stobbing, tho tonor singer, Tho chorus will consiat of 500 voleos, soloctod from twonty-fivo Babbatheschools, neulstad ou Thura- day ovoning by thio choir of tho TFirst Bantist Ohuzah, sud on Friday ovening by the choix of Prof. 8wing's Ohuroh. The programme for tho firat concert will bons followas - G, 0, Posrson togethor, I think & good many of them might oven bo hid under & bushel and not bo missed. 1 did not soe & man in the House homoly enough to bo haudsome, for ruggod foaturos may shino with tho light of intellect; but these picked men looked a8 if thoy might have boon sclectod haphazard from anuy crowded thoroughfare, Of course, there are some oxcoptions, and should any of thom chance to read this, Wwhy, as each individual will think that io i8 ono of tho oxcoptions, I am porfectly safe in. puttivg my improssioni into print. Tioturning to tho Senate-Chamber, wo found matters as wo had loft them,—Alr. Frolinghuyson still spealing to o very fow people, and Nr, Car- pentor listening with his check Tosting on his Lnnd. Mostly ompty bonches. BSchurz still writing, ono momber roading the nowspaper, and two othiors talling. It waa not onconraging, and wo left,—I foeling ronlly glnd that I was noither n Bupremo Judgo nor a phonographor in tho Logislative Halls, A, D. I AMUSEMENTS. THE OPERA TOUFTE. The second weck of the opers bouffo season opened with & light house, which was undoubt- odly owing to the disagrecablo storm, as “La Poricholo™ is a favorite opora of this school, aund tho role of the street-singeris by far the best in Aimee's repertoire. Without so much of tho broadness and gaucherie which apportains to many of her other characters, there is, never- tholess, o piquancy and-zest, mixed with, now and then, o dash of mock pnthos, which make the character really an enjoyable one. By far the larger part of the werk is dialoguo, which is peculiarly distressing to tho.averago American trying to piok his way through the libretto, but such musical features s thore are, aro decidedly rollicking, and now and then a serious aria s in- troduced, which has all the more novelty by tho vory forco of contrast. In her wmake-up of tho charnoter, cspecinlly as to dress, Aimeo is po- culiarly ploturesquo and graceful, and both in tho sorious and ludicrous phbasps of it, sho is more consistent and truo to dramatic eiect than in any of her broad parts. Hor most, successful numbers wers tho couplots (**Le Conquorant Dit") with Piquillo E.m. tonu), which wero encored; tho sorious Lettor arie, bidding good bye to Piquillo, which is somowhat after tho * Ditoz-Lul ” fashion, nnd which scoms uttorly out of place in a work of this kind; tho Drunken Song (“Ahl quel Diner ") in which she gavo o vory clover imita- tion of incbrintion, uud one which would have Qiatrossod o cruendor, rosulting in o tumultuous oncora ; tho fluale to tho first act, to which uho brought ' ccnstaut cbullition of vi- vacity ond_ drollery; and tho fluale to tho second act, which s & very willing to talk to so few listners, so xmm{ ompty Lenches. It is snid Schurz, Lowover, is about the only man who can cluim tho attention of o full Sonato. Tlns gontloman still continued Mr. Frolinghuysou's poriods woro de~ livored with diguiticd compomuros but, it his speeoh was weighty, it cortainly wad not brilliang enough to enchain the attention of one whose timno for sight-ecing was limited. Toaviug tho High Sehool, wo went ovar to TI15 PUBLIO BUHOOL, with its largor but jollier crowd. Thero lowor- form boys had their dosks in groups of three for tho most part; and, as thoy probably found othior amusoment than ewapping jaol-knives, and had forgotten the procise ponstrative power of n bont pin, it could notmattor. Iean’t say that I think this brauch of tho State School was muoh botter kopt than tho others, It cortainly did not impress me a# boing tho place where our okioson Ropreseutatives makoe or brosk uuaccord- ing to their own swoot will. I happoned on o stupid timo. Hoaring 800 uames culled is not ipepiring. Nobody called names, oxcept the propor po 80N 0 do o, in the propor time 3 and nébody knocked anybody down, either with word or decd. An hour passed in listening to o rope- tition of oven such inspiring names us Monte morency or Plantagauot wowld bo probably quite a8 much a8 any unintorested human could stand, and 8o tho roll-call which followed tho ronding of amendments grow monotonous, Wo purvoyed the crowd in tho gallery, A largo del- cegation of the emancipated brotliren st In ono soction by themsolves, lstening atteutively to tho amendmonts as read, which, when followed by the catalogue of proper names, had tho rosponses beon loft out, would not have sounded unlike one of Walt Whitmau'y poems, Tho sablo eistors in Washing- < writing. pulpablo burlesque” on Verdi's ilnales. Tho rolos of Piquillo (Jutenu), Don Andres (Du- chosno), Don Pedro (Lecuyer), and Count do Panutéllas (Duplan), were all woll filled. The lattor notor has o quict fund of humer, which is very droll at timos from its solomnity. Jutean wodin his best vein, aud contributed o large nhare to tho geueral success of tho performauce, which was much moroe decided than that of any performance yeb glven by tho troupo. As often happous in opora bouffe porformancos, tho smallast audioncos got thobest performances, T'his eveniug *' La Vie Parisionno,” one of iho most lDllickfilg aud wild of all Offonbach’s oporas, will bo produced, aud as it has not beon given horo for many years it ought to draw o larga Liousse, i TESTIMONIAL CONOERT. Mr., Frank T, Baird, ths organist of tho Third Presbyterian Ohurch, egrnér of Carpenter and Wasbington streots, willhave s testimonial con- cort givon to him af the church, this ovening, by its mombory, tho progimme of which will bo as followa: 4 1, 2, 8, PAAT FINS +v Parry, ‘Duo—* Flow Gen Menars, | At trom * Lucls "~ CX AP 4 Hnuo—nnunnm‘:fl_ = " 5. Bong—*‘Absenco, i Genn: - rINEES ey o ucoens e os RATACERET, A i M,..?‘}?u};f'uuu;. Horenrid wnd Sloati. T 4, 4 Dreams ", ton, are not at all proud, but seat thomselvos alongside of tho whito onos without the least apiring leudnmlg to thelr nosos, Two you, . Busan 18's, on tholr way to sohool, had stoppe {o to listen to tho rhy:hmlcal wound of, Bmith, 1, Bongs~{} «smerald Yoy 2, Arla from Joshua—' 1on Mamre's For- T Fiain vvr Handel , #Bercesal, ., Goltaghalk 8, Piano—{; 4 Za Maruetisize oo Liszt Alre, Rices / 1. “Unien Greoting . Jtd 2. “Deautiful Rajn 7, Duet et un 8, “Tull for tho Bhoro,! Ar, Iliss and Choria, 42, Quastotio—t Gomo Dorathy serns s 2re, Havens, Mise Jommels, Misscs Evaria and Steb- +IL R, Palmor 8. “The Deautifnl Dmki#“ .G, F, Root Solo and »veeeKuocken : ol 0. Dot Btop Tiero ; Choriis. 7. ol Come, Morio™ o ra, C. A, Haven 8. “Tho Mountain' Ee e @, F. Tioot 0. “Workand Pray?, T P. Dllsa Mr. hi 10, “Tho Whistlfug Farmae Boy ", @, T\ Root Chorus, 11, “0h! Mush Theo, My Baby"....e.ees. . Snllivan v, Tavens, Miss Romines, Measra. Tivar ta and Stebbina, 12, ¢ Amariea®,.., W AOADEIIY OF 3IUSIO. Insplto of tho weathor, Mr. Frank Chanfrau had a good houso last ovening. ab tho Acadomy, showing that *Thoe Arknneas Travolor” still ro- taing a'hold upon tho public in Chioago, It is an astouishing fact thint Mr. Ohanfrau’s lnst on- gngomont at tho Boston Theatro was ono of tho most successful, pecuniarily, ever played in that modol city, K1t liaving In four weoks cleared for his own sharo of tho Krofllu nbout $10,000, The dramn_bolongs to tho sonsational class, and, theroforo, ton clnes which wo cannot hoartily commond, At tho same time, it is an unusually %nod. spocimon of that olaes, With: “Davy rockott, it rnks in point of morit nt the hond of tho Jlong list of son- sationnl = ploces, posscséing, 88 it does, a distinct pnd vwoll-doveloped plot and a collec- tion of earofully drnwn choractors. Theso aro, liko the mcidents of tho pieco, very strongly marked, and aro caricatures rathor than oharnc- tors, tho contral figuro, Ait, alono being a pos- siblo ropresentative peraonngo, and oven ho oan- not bonst o very large constituency. The inci- donts, 08 wo havo said, nro highly sonsational, T'hero ia o froquent resort to the bowie and pistol, with othor fenturos botter apprecinted near tho coiling than tho floor, But l\'&h all its faults ““‘The Arkansas Traveler” is good for many yoars {0 como a8 & popular drama, Mr. Chanfrau’s porsonation of Kit we have no doubt is oxceedingly renlistic, It corrosponds well with somo of tho charactors in *Martin Chuzzlowitt," As only » smnll percentsgo of an audience is supposed to know nxsmrlmentn" what an Ar- Inusng travelor looks like, it will bo difiicult to By rmythirfi agamnst Mr, Chanfrau’s idea of that oronture. 1Mo is sufficiontly liko any other par- tially civilizou porson, such a8 Iato events provo Arkangas peoploto b, to warrant tho assump- tion that the lending role is ndar porfeotion somowhore, The Lwo next boat caricatures are Judge Suggs ond Major Squiggs, n_Wastorn Judgoe and s Bouthorn warrior, oxtremoly fond of whisky, and uncomfortably incompotent to pur~ chaso it, Theso charicatures ara good, and both nro well playod by Messrs, Everham and John- son, Thoro are othor dead-beats in the pioco, and Mr. Hurtwell furnishos n good spoc~ imen a8 Jerry Slecpers. Tho Indies oro rather mogleoted by the nuthor, but what thero ia for thom to do is casily dono. Tho drema offers somo_excellont opportunities for rcenio effects, and Mr. Qardiner, Mr. Graves, and thoir scovio artist dosorvo bigh praisa for thoir fldelity to naturo in four of the principal scenes, notably the intorlor of tho stoamor. The dotail of this scone I8 vory caroful, and met with a round of nrplnuzn ot the rise of tho curtain. The pieco will bo ropeated overy night this week, and ot tho matines fo-day and Saturdsy. TOOLEY'S THEATRE. Boneioault's drama, *Tho Sireots of New Yorl," was played Last ovening at Hooley’s Thon- tro. 'Ono scone of it was especially nE))rnernlo to the nbominable . weatlior outside tho houso. Tho houso wos nob cspeclally large, but tho plece wns plaved with epiric by all partios, eepecially by Mr. Saulsbury in black. Tho third act presontod o curions anomaly, which oiroum- stancos rondored_moro ntfill(n{:. Can anybody imngino & crowd collectod in the Court-Iouso square lnst avening to liear a performer on tho banjo? Tho set, it will bo romombored, shows Union square during n snow-storm, and hera wero seatod o couple. of prosumablo’ sane per- #ous, without hoad-gonr, thumming upon banjos a8 though the scason were July, or enow-water indisponsable to musical oxcollence. Botweon tho secoud and third ncts Mr. Harry Pago, the colobratod cornat soloist, playad sevornl soloctions upon that instrumonts to the manifost delight of tho audience. There are manywho have not hoard bim, and these should by all means do o, if only to learn tho possibility of tho cornot in the hands of an artist. ‘Wo were premature in announeing tho dissolu- tion of Mr. Hooley's company this weelk, and haston to correct tho orror. Mr. Blaisdoll and his company do not leave until a woolt from Saturday, and their places mro alroady filled. JMr, Hooloy intonds to keep on until_Augusiin Daly brings his company here from Neow York, which will bo on Jund 6. Fherewill bo four new facos at Iooley's thorefore, and change is always nlcuatnnt, even if it should not be an improvo- ment. YERS' OPERA NOUKE, The minstrels took their places Inst avening without a perceptible blush, but it is believe that they suffored lntorun\ly. Noither their voicos in molody nor their jokes in quality or quantity appoared to Layo undorgone nuy sori- ous detorioration from the mental agony of the pust fow doys. The farces, ‘Bomebody's Coat,” and **A Lesson for Ladies,” were heartily on- Joyod, aud tho nbsnrdity, * All'a well that onds well,” was funny and well recaved. RESUMPTION OF SPECIE-PAYMENTS. To the Editor of The Chicaco Tribune : Smm: The voto ing put an oud tonll schemes for un Incronso of the currency during Presidont Grant's torm of offlco ; inflation in now impos- sible, and resumption of specio-paymont may be hoped for withiu somo rossonnblo time. The nul{ compromige-mensuro possible i one that will extond thoe poriod of covtraction beforo final redemption fong enongh to cnuso but littla hardehip to the debtorelass. I dosirato again call your nttoution brielly to tlio plan sugrosted in my lottor of Muarch 21,88 offering the moat oquitablo adjustmont of the financinl diflienlty, and tho most just scttlomont bo- tween Lho dobtor and eteditor clnsses, Tho pro- posiod Infnnlnum by Cougross is simplo and practicablo: First—Tho Governmont to catablish tho prico af whiols it will sell 5 per cont Louds (now issuo alrendy nuthorized) i exchange for greenbacks, commeneing Moy 1, 1874, ut 119, nud gradually raduelng tho prico 3§ por cont avary fiftoon days, until groonbacks ufo rodeomod in gold (by act of Cougros lieronftor), when salos shall caago, ‘Second—* Freo-Banking” undor tho rosont Iaw, to supply any demand for currency which might nrise under nuy rodetion of tho logal-ton- dor volumo, or auy other causo, Tho resuft of suol u financial poliey would fix somi-monthly—unless disturbed by oxtrancous cnuses, ns war or panio abroad—the prico of 0ld, or, in other words, the value of the green- cks,—tho promium gradually and ‘steadily do- oliningg, and over such & timo s searcoly to bo porceptiblo, but none tho loss assuring o com- Elum obliteration of tho gold preminm, and ringing spocio-payments on or boforo My 1 1878, Tho gold-promium could bo caleulated and tabulated almost as cortninly as_tho ebb and flow of tho tide. Spooulation in gold would ulmost entircly coaso, a8 the prico could e al. most cortninly foretold montus in advance. I 8dd herowith s tablo of maximum pricos, cach aqnarter to b fixed by the Governmant, on b por cont bouds, in ourronoy, from whichi prices of gold, or value of greenbacks, can readily bo de- tormined ¢ ‘This plan is foasible, and ought to bo gener- ally accoptuble, T. Il OuanpLen. Jutoaao, April 27, 1874, ——— . Dio Lowls, In n recent locture Dio Lewls spoke of his fathor as an intemporato man, This hins aroused & Mlassnchusotis uorl'nTondvnt, who enyy that Dio's futher, Maj. Jolm A, Lowis, was an honest, industrious, worthy person, and \sy alifo of toll was abla to giva his son a liboral education, The wrlt‘nr‘ lElxhflm that Diojs not o useful a men as athor, - CRIME. Arrival of the Elder Bondor at To- peka, Kan, Partioulars of the Murder of the Rev. Stephens ‘in Mezico. Other Criminal Items. Probablo Idontification of the Mure derer Ilender—t'he Impenchment ot Col. Mnyes. Bpetial Dispatch to The Chicano Tribune, Torexa, Kan.,April 27,—Tho all-absorbing topis hero to-day Is Bondor, Mr. Humpton, Marshal of Balt Liako City, nrrivod yostorday with tho man who ls supposed to bo TIE OHERRY VALE NUTORER. Throa or four parties who claim to havo Imown him boMo ho loft Konsas assort that thoy Leliove him to bo tho idontical party. This man 18 n Gorman, about 50 yonrs of ago, is dressed in ragged, fiithy olothes, nud his bair is unout and nncombed; his entire appoarauco is that of pov- orty and noglect. o rofuscs to convorso in English, but a Gor~ man Lind some couversation with him, in which ho ¥u_\'n his birthplace and tho dato of his ar- rival in this country, which Lo said was about fiftoon ¥unre ago, 1lo_retused to (i‘lvn any no- count of his travols or doings sinco he cnme to this country, and when questioned on {hat sub- Jeot ho FEIGNED INBANITY, ond indulged fu & rolo of gibberish unintolligible -to say one. Gov. Osborn gives it as his opinion, from all that ho can loarn, that ho is tho identical Ben- der. Bomo partios haye arrived to-uight from Indopendonce, Kan., Yor tho purposo of idon- tifyiug him; they will bo pormitted to look at im to-morrow. THE IMPEACIMENT OF COL. ITAYES, Ool. 0. B. Magon and 1, J. Jones, members of tho Board of Impeaohment, aro horo. Thoy ara vory raticont on tho subjoct of tho tostimony tokon at Now York. Wo learn, however, from privato rourcos, thnt tho ovidonce taken is moro damaging to Col. Hayos than lias been roported. It is rumored hero to-night that Haves will ro- nlgu within the nost five days. Publio opinion hins changed very much in rogard to tho issto of tho impeachmont trial; partics who hiave hithor- to sympathizod with Hayes now say that Lio can- not eacapo conviotion, Particulars of the Murder of the Rov. Mr, Stophiens by a Mob in Mexico. New Yore, April 27.—The Rov. Daniel F. Whatking, Protostant ministor at Gaudalajnra, Moxico, has addrossed a lotter to the Scerotary of tho' American Board of Forolgn Missions, glvlng on account of tho murder of the Rov, Dr. topliens, Hosnys: * Mr. Btophons had boen In the hay-loft but & fow moments when the farlous throng ontored whore ho had taken refugo. Bocing soldiors in tho crowd, ha ran to moot them, thinking that thoy had come to his holp, and whon he cried out, ' Protect mol pro- toot mol' thoy replied ‘Thoy comel they comol’ and ot tho ssme tima the soldiors aud othors dischnrged their muskots and other firoarms on our beloved brother, kill- ivz Lim instantly. One_shot entorod his oyo aud several his breast, and, soon s tha villaing renchod him, they usod their swords, outting Lis Liead literally to pieces, and taking his braing out, it fa sald, with sticks. Thoy nfterwards robbod his body of overy articlo thot e had on, and bis house of evorything that ho had, Thoy took all Liis books and burned thom {n the public placo. A smnnll English Bible that was in the martyr's band whon ho died shared the samo fato, and, ‘lest the nwful crimo should fail to prove tho utmont barbarity, they entered the church and aunounced tho docd well dono by ringing o twice-morry peal of bells.” Murder on the Ohio River Near Cairo, xl. Spectat Dispateh to The Chicago Tribune, Cao, 1k, April 27.—Rumora of a murder having taken {)lncn this morning in Kentucky, nearly opposite this city, wero afloat on the strects this evoning, snd your correspondont having succoedod in tracing it to o relinblo source, hus lonrned the following facts: On Thuradoy lost o mon named A. J. Koan, who ro- sides in Kontucky, somo distanco nbove Cairo, went up tho Obio River ina skiff on some busie ness, and, in roturniog, ho laid down in tho akilf and flonted down, ‘The skiff wont sshore whero Thomas Alcock and J. Howes lived, who, scolng tho skilf, supposcd it was adrift, ~ and ran out to catoh it, when Kean raised up, aud, eceing thom, laughed at_their disappointment, This mado Alcock mad, and ho dared Kean to come ashore, saying ho could whip him, oto. Howaver, Keant rofusod, eaying that ho would sea Aleack again, sinco which timo, it is stated, lio has oarried his gun, oxpecting to maet Aleodk, This morming he stated up the rivor to soo his Drother, and, on tho way, stopped_ at tho resi- dence of A.'Hall, whora ho mot Young Howes, Tho latter began to talk about Thursdny's ffair, aud Kean tolling Howes that ho would meet Alcock nnd sottle tho dificulty with lim, started off in tho skiff. When about 20 yards from the shoro, Howos nsked Kean if ho should toll Alcock what the lattor had told lim, aud Kean roplied yos, Howes then told Kean that if he would come ashore o [Ilowes] would whip him, A8 Kean_turned for shore, Howes drow o revolver and, when Kean, having_reached tho bank, rose up with bia guts in band, Howes sud- denly shot him. The ball entored tho left brensf, noar thoe heart, killing him nlmost in- stantly, Howos, who 8 only 17 jears of ago, hias bécn arrested and lodged’in jall. Kean was o married mon and left & family, Probable Discharge of Mrs. Clem on Eler Fifth Triale Special Dispatch to The Clicaao Tribune, Ispianaroras, Ind., April 27.—Tho Proso- cuting-Attornov of Boono County to-day moved in ihe Circuit Oourt & nolle prosoquo to tho in- dictment against Mrs, Nanoy C. Clom for tho murder of Jacob Young iu September, 1868, The' rounds for the motiou are the indisposition of arion County and tho Stato to assistin the Drosecutiou, tho inability of tho Stato to got witnosses without groat exponso, and the fact that Boone County is undor no ob ious what~ ever to proscente Marion County criminnla with- out g gusranty that the oxponses will bo ro- funded, 'MhoJudgo entertained tho wotion, and will rule to-morrow, Mrs, Clom has had four trials, has beon twico convioted of murder iu tho second degreo snd sentonced to life imprisonment, and hns spont four years in jail, two of whick were . in_prison, Tho genoral impression is that sho will bo dis- charged to-morrow,—an unsatisfactory finale to mx&a ©of tho most remarkablo murder-cases on roc- ord. A Saloon Shootlng Affray Provented by 1 Orasader. Speefal Diapateh to 2 he Chicago Tribune. Torrno, O., April 37.—A Tively littlo Incldont gcourrod this ' afternoon In o saloon 1 Lifin, O. A couplo of young bloods bocamo involved in a disputo which progressed until each thought tho timo for carnago nd arrived, and both drew wenpona. This wan tho signal for the precipitato rotiremont of all tho maseutine frequentors of tho plaeo, but o crusader, who waa doing piokot duty in front, honrd tho moiso aud rushed Dotweon tho tivo combatants, Sho solzod thom by thelr shoulders, soparated thom, and bogan o volublo lecture. The youths woro ashamod ab the interruption, and before thoy could procise~ ly comprohend tho situation, tho men camo ocking baok and disarmad thom, Swupposcd Murder of a Moerchant Nonr Tued Oity, Mich, Spectal Dispateh to The Chicayo Tribune, Reep City, Mich., Apnil 27.—Goorge Clarko, nmerchant mmdi"fi;“ Chaso, € miles wost of lore, atarted to wallk to this placo on the ovon- ing of tho 16th of April to tako tho early morn- ing tenin for New York. IIo intonded to send Lus father from hero to Obnso to take chinrge of his storo, Mrw. Clarko waited sovoral duys for the old gontloman to come, but, as ho did not, sho made inquiries, aud found her husband lins not ronchiod diore yot, ‘They immodiately tolo- raphied hia friends in Now “Yorls, and found ho find not arrived thoro yot, It is now supposed lie was murdored in the woods botwoon Lhis place and Chaso, and tho ground s boing thor- oughly searchod for his budy, . Wife=Murder at Davenpore, K. Speetal Dispateh to 1'he Chicugo T'ribune, Davenrout, 1a., April 27,—A torrible tragedy occurred 1n this oity to-day, about 1 oslock, Ttz Dinkle,a German, and his wife, an Italian fortuno-tellor, hnd o drunken row which eulmi- nated in tho death of the lattor. Bha received two torrible stabs from a butcher knife {n tho honds of lior Lusband, one under tho left onr, penetrating downward and severing the jugular vein, and one in tho laft eyo, which penetrated to tho fottont of tha sooket, &l ho-diod almost fme mediatoly afier the dood was committed, The murderer fled, wan pursnod, and oaptuied in a sbort timo. Ho {s now in Jafl, Oharged with Wife=Murdor. Special Diapateh_to Ths Chicago Tribune, Qnaxp Ravips, Mioh., April 37,—In Tme Trinuse of Maroh 23 was a dispatoh roporting tho ncoldontal doath, ns the Coroner's vordiot atatod it nt tho time, of tho wifo of Marion T, Blllings, of this city, It was supnosod eho hnd Tallon” down tho collar-slopn nt hor roaldenco, and, striking hor Liead ngainat atono wall nb tho bottom, oxpired inatantiy. Furthor knowl ailgo of tho oironmstances in regard to tho of ourronco has lod to tho arrcet to-tay of Mr, Bill- !;;gm on :lm chinrgo of having caused the death 8 wifo, Shooting Affrny nt Slopworth, Xl Snieful Dispatch to The Chicado Tribine, Herwonrs, IIL, April 27.—This ovening, about 4 o'lock, two Gormans, named Frank TFoglor and Tred Bobm, living tvo milos northonst of thia town, got into & quatrel about n aivision fence, whon the formor shot the lattor in tho faco with a shot-gun, somo of the shot ontoring Bohm's oyo. It I8 not vet known how soriously ho iy Iu:r . A Constable in after Foglor with a wairant, 5 Capture of Roilway Thicvos. Spectul Dispateh to The Chicaan Tribune, Mapison, Wis,, April 37.—Nearly threo wooks n?n o man named Lohr was arrcsted at Mazomo- nio for having riflod passing freight-trains of the Milwauken Bt Pnul Railrond for soyoral Knars, and later an accomplico wna caught at Tenomonee Station, stolon goods boing nhfi\lnud from both. Recont dévelopments indieato that stitl othors are implicated, Sentonce for Child-fonting. New Yonrx, April 87.—The woman, Mary Con- nolly, chargod with {il-troating tho littlo girl Mary Ellen, hns_boon convictod of nasault_an battery, and sontoncod to ono year {n the Peni- toutiary. " HORSES AND CARRIAGES. CARRIAGES. __ Onl':llll.‘lll‘\q“bgie'l L. l;flll\nléfl.\'llflaisl REMOVED I XPRESS WAGON - TR AN YR, SALE AT 15 WRSTERN INE DARK BAY BADDLE PONY AT AUCTIH F to-dayat 11:30 a. m, GLOQ. P, GORE & CO., 68!?1}:! 70 Wabash-nv. {'OR BALF—10 IORSES, {TRUOKS, DRAYS, HATL news, Xo., with plonty houllug." This 1s § No: 1 hianco. Batisfaoto it 5 SR (Y, 50 Norih Chiatana, ~ or wiliug. Apply to [TQR SALE-ONE GOOD ONNIDUS, AT %69 WEST Mndison-at, H. COMPTON. OR BALE-HORSE AND Eghunn. c-unzm_mnomnd..?fmm{ TAGOR OR SALE-STYLISH TOP D A 0 s ioho noasly naw.. 28 SouIG Qe s LA R'SALE—SQUARE BOX TOP BUGGY OIIE, & eloe nsh e dapot Norlimort covmes Thelmoea oo 0Tt BALE—T HAVE A FIRST-OLASS TWO-HORSH oxpross rig, which 1 will sell obioan; pact canh, bal- anes on timo. ' Inquiza or uddross O G £, rear of 83 West NE OF 1T LARGEST AND MOBT OARRTULTY (ol toooted stockc ot “eartingr, L, agons, &0., E: Rone West Washingionate —Lncos lows 11y Be il Lo OAD WAGONS—UALL AT GOTTON & DOTY" 113; Hablos, fEast Washingioncet.y nnnrg‘mu.nv}.’ ot ey jow Yo raado to D A H y L pALEITIALEE €O, B ovih Olosoat, T2 VY ANTED_X TOD BUGGY AND RXPRESS WAG: oo Slatoauality snd prica.” Addross J 7%, Tribune VY ANFED—A GOOD BOUND TORSE HARNESS, Ho. T oasare IR alio e Hontis fnies Wil givd Aduross M 78, Tribuno oifigo, e \WANTED_TOR GABII, & NEW O KTMOST now patont hub 3 springs _covered grocer's wagon; ranatboa Daryaln,” Call 5o Woat Harebion-ats, cormo FANTED—TwO GAR LOADS BECOND-OLARS jordos and _maros, Call af 's_ 8 1000, Ty 15809, and b0 T p. e O . INGALLLS: ANTED — 3 WA Dt 1t SoMpon (ORBES, AT 363 FINANCIAL., . DIUSTED OLAIMS. AGAINST 11 GOMMET: £\ cial, Uhicago Flre, Home, Great Wostarn, and ottier atikrunt Insuranco cOWDRRICY, cashod At b5 \Wanaington: ok, Rtoom 7. 4 A AN, BUYING WETLEROURKD WERL TSTATE ortgages, sl tho Tongar. L QURRY, 8 fibuno Dafldiage o MONEY T TOAR UN DIANONDS, WATCHE A% Dinnos, Singor machino, and ulnnn'}o’ Sollateral in city tonl sLato for bro you ks OITUSNICLU Broktor, 158 Clarkate, Hoom'ss - ONEY TO TOAN QN INFROVED OfTY PIOP: orty, In_sum o 3 UNIOR ST O PANY, 13 Soath Clask-ste "> = 1\_ ONEY TO LOAN ON DIAMONDS, WATOIRS, 'S rm\;‘lko office, 120 Ran~ lark, ~Establishol x ‘atlior oo X itiod, 147 Clark sty up-ataive, Koo he -1 oto Loaik N[ONEY TO LOAN—§2.000, AND OTIIRIL SUMS MOt oot 1ostate, fc 7 3D, HATVILY, 60 Washimgtonmte o Lo of soars. ONLKY TO LOAK ON INSID¥ PROPERTY, IN- MO D IR 50N, 108 Vot Madtaontar SHoRT " TINME EECURED "NOTES Money to loan In 1 i i iards o proved olty proporty, L. J. HIT%, 128 Denrbor-at. {i?un\%on '& HAUBK, 81 Waluigton-a ORfadeey AUOTION SALES, By ELISON, POMEROY & CO. 1023 Wabash-av. ELEGANT Household Furniture AT ATUCTION. Tuesday Morning, April 28, at 10 'clock, At Morble-front Residonoe, No, 1033 Wie bash-av, Ona splendid, full, - TAN T-ootaves Biandntd molies, o rer FIANO, Jilogant Perlor and Ohambor Furniture. Brussocla Onrpetn, Wool Oarpots, Dining-Room I'urniture, K“{l’.ohun ‘Ware, ‘Bods and BDodding, Glass and Orockery Wara, Intire Jffoots, and all in good order, Noarly now. ELISON, POMEROY & CO., Auotfonsors, Brick Yard flllfl Machinery BANKRUPT AUCTION SALE, Tuesdey Afternoon, April 28, at 4 o'alock, o scll tho Machinory nud Fixturos of tho Briok Yard o Burlington sifp hebeon o s ONeilate, Caraon ing of tive lirick Mnchinos and !!hn!tin(. Alsg, Shoils, ‘Pruks, Onrts, Saddles, &0, 3 two Lrick Wagons ana Of- fico Bullding, Tron Safo, ‘and Lonso of ground.~ Machin. oty allin good order and youdy for e, old by ordor of GEO, W. OAMPBELL, Fsq., As- sigaco, ELISON, POMEROY & CO.. Auctianoors, . AUCTION SALES, By HODGIS & CO,, Al Xt bR ect:0nE Aotion Riomress B lon Morchante, Large and Attractive Salel By W. F. HODGES & CO. WE WILL BELL ON TUESDAY MORNING, April 28,at 9 a.m.,shary, TIE ENTIRE CONTENTS OF THE MICHIGAN-AY, HOTEL (Lato Tromont Hotee). _Gooda now, and in uso loss thex wo months, consiwtlig of Elogant Iaglor Turnitaro Velvat Cnrpots, Lambroquing, ¥eoneh Walnut Carved Carnfoos and Laco Gurtains, Fronch Walnut and_ftaliay Marblo Tap Tablas, 1 oxtra’ Iargo ltosowond Plor, Mirror, Fronch Plate, I lanowaed 7% Ootavo Tlano, T Easy Ohalr, 1 {irat-lans Firo and Burglar Proof Safo, ot Mico Chnles, Dosk and Countor, 1 HoguiAtor Glock aud olioloo fixturds in the rocantion room, Knellsn ndy Brusals Carpots, Marblo Top Iurniliiro, L Guales, | Mieeor, -1 Qutlory, &c., &a, wunty sultos of tooms, consirting ingrain and_throo-nly Oarpots, ‘'op_Tablos, Chambor Bols, Parlor Bots, 200 B, A, Ghaten and Rockors, Ktany Ohairs and Htoves, Rtues Mirrors, Waatistands, and 8 Deawor Tuconun, 1,000 Pifs lows, Shoots, Comfortors, Bedapreads, Blankots, Mats s, Spriig Bods and Badding, .. 80, 20, ko, A raro elianon for partios farnishing Hotols, Dlning-Rooms, Boarding-Houses, and Privato Diollings. Sales Positive and Without Reserve. Balo will not bo vostponed undor any cfrcumatanoes, WA, F. HODGES & GO.. Auotionosrs, 533 Wont Lake. PEREMPTORY CLOSING SALE O THE §TOOK OF CHINA WARE, Lava and Bohemian Vases and Ornaments, Rilver-Plated Ware, Outlery, &o,, &o,, TII8 AFTERNOON, nd cilock, and contiaulag In the Tivory sxtilo n tho ‘Storo muiat posfiivoly bo sold. Bale at Storo, 185 8tato.at,, under Pal He 3 SLISON, POMEROY & 0O., A 1335 Wabash-av. G-I T EIEIT Housghold_Furniture, T ATCTION, Wednesday Morning, April 29, at 10 welatk, Tinttro contonta of dwolling Lonas 13% Wabarhyav., cone sisting of Paclor, Chamber, and Dining-Room Furnituro, Garpete tiods Rod Botalig, Kitaton Furaitors, Orosk: oy, an F, £0.. 46, ovo Bousokooping. | BLINON. POMERGY & G0v Auevrer 328 WEST WASHINGTON-ST, Wodnesday Morning, April 29, at 10 o'olock, Wawill soll at AUCTION tho ontiro cantents of Rosi- lonco, o, 328 West Washinaton-st, Ccorner of May), Conslsting of Goneral Fousohold Farniturs, Brussols and Wool Carpots, Gas Fixtures, Parlorand Chamber Sate, Dining.room and Klichon Faraltiro, Bods and Hndding, 0%, &q., Orookoryand Glasswaro, Kitchon Waro, * "€L.150N, POMEROY & €O, Austlonoars. ATCTION SALHE. OVER 35,000 WORTIL OF Elegant and Coty Fummiture, At private residonco (family Rolng abrond), NO. 121 CALUMET-AV. THURSDAY MORNING, Aptil 8. at 10 'olock, wo mill motl, on tho pecinses, tho ‘ohilra’ontenta of saablos front residence, No, 191 Calumet.av. Onio magniicont ONICKERING DIANO, ant Mivrurs, Bruasols Carpots, o Suitsf Marblo-ton Glinttlior Sul Diulik.room Farulture, Kilchen War Conkirg Utonsits, Heds anil Beddt Crockory u Entiro offects €L uollonae: Blisrnry, K., &0 v honsekeoping, all fi N, POMEROY & O BANKRUPT SALES. PURE VIRGINIA Suoking Tobecto and Suof By ordor of R. T Jonkins, Esq., Assignoo, wo will ssll at our store, 81 and £8 Randdlph-st., Thursdy Morning, April 30, at [0 ovlock, 3,000 pounds Virginia Killikdnick Tobacco, 160 pounds Snuil,” Will bo sold tn quanttios of 5Ts aod upwards to suit the trado, Also st 11 o'clock, by ordorof F, Lewls, Lisq., Attornoy and Assigneo. 1,200 BEIRD CAGES, Vartous sizos and stylos, will bo sold singly aud in lots to suit tho trado. Sala poromntory. LLISON, POMERCY & CO., Auctioneors, CHATTEL MORTGAGE SALE. TTho entiro contonta of tha bosrding-houso No. 47 HALSTED-8T.,, Totraon Washington and Madison, WEDNSDAY A¥. TERNGOON, at3 o'clock sharp. Prlor, Dining, Kitshon, Siiing, aud 8 Sicoplogcrooins, Lok’ autfor argolins ma—2 n'olno} on., NPALL 3, HODGES & COu Avationcats. ‘WE SHALL SELL THE CONTENTS Ot tho Hatol cornor of Iarrison and Halsted-ala,, known ns Harrlson-Court, on ‘Wednesday Morning, April 29, at 10 o'clock, Gontesl Furnituro, consist: t Bods, y 4 romin, Wash Kianile, Gnatens Tantons tores e Piotutos, Grookary, Glvsswato, ofo, 1 Iirussols and Ine fruin Catpota; und noy nm,(;un‘ of Guods 100 ubmorous (G . ots to_ault. Jiarohase HODETS & 60, Auctionsorar We shall sell tho entiro Furniture of the cloe gant marble-front dwelling 39Twenty-fifth-st. ‘Thursday Morning, at 10 .1, April 30, ON THE PREMISES. Tha Furnituro fs vory finn, conslsting of Rich Parl o Wainat nnd Marblo-To Ohammber Sotar Trenoh Walnot and Gilt Framo Mirrars, Rioh Laca Curs iains, Lambrequing, and Cornfocs, Fronoh Obina, Dining and Ton Borvicos, Honutiful Silver and Plated Ware: Iinck Walnut Sldobosrd Dinlng Tablos, Chairs, I’Alnllnm Fingravinge, o.. &o. Alsoa vory fino T-octave Plano, Rosawod Framo and Carved. Logs, cosb §600, topottier with Kitolion aud. Laundry Furnitiro, £0., &os Horsen, Gonslaga kol &0 Walko Coltage Grovaay! root cas (o Tionty-1f{l=ate, throd doors ffom Iark-ay W. I, HODGES & 00., Auctionecrs, ™ By WM, A. BUTTERS & CO., AUCTIONEEBRS, WE SHALL SELL The Handsomg Library aud Forniture Of Dwelling 614 Michigan-av, TUESDAY, April 28, at 10 o’clock, on the ‘premisos, Comprising Fino Parlorand Chambor Sota, Dining Furnt. turo In Blnok Walont, feds, Hudding, Tnce Cuetaius aod Lambrequine, Fronch Plata Mirrors, - Mantel Clock and Tirunzo Ornaments, Fino Plated Woro, Frengh, Chias, Glnswwaro, Denssols and othior Carpots, OIl Palntings, Fino Library, oto. Als A Kuate Grand ‘l”.)'fllfl Farte, cost $1,800, WM. A. BUTTERS & CO., Auctionosrs, WE SHALL SELL THE ENTIRE FURNITURE Of Dwolll: 130 Sonth Poorls tl 3 DUEAT MORRING, Aoeti S ab 10 rotbew Peomess ing Paglor, Chamber, Diing-room, snd Kitehsn Turats tifo, ‘Tirussoln aud othor Catpots, Ploturos, Orookers, Glasawato, ole. WM. A, BUTTERS & CO.. Auotfonsors. WE SIALL SELL Buggies, Phactons, Harness, &c., WEDNESDAY, Apei1 29, at10 o'slook, at 118 Madiss WAL A. BUTTERS & CO. WE SHALL SELL THE RICH FURNITURE, REAL, LACE CURTAINS, Hallet, Davis & Co. Piano, Axmingec ter and Body Brussels 6atpats, Of Marble-Front Dwolling, 1O21L TV albash=a<ry Wednesday, April 29, at 10 o'clock, ON THE PREMISES. VML A, BUTTERS & CO., Auctionoers. norvo. T[70 L.OAN--%8,000 AND 81,000 FOTL TWO ORLTT PR xoumfiA_'gL Tioom 34 Major guu_f:fi.g s 10 LOAN—520,00 ON INSIDI: PROPERTY, 0 ownora only. "Corma rossunnbl. Addross L 11, Teibe ano ollica. 70 LOAN—NONEY ON REAL TSTATE SECURT- ty; improved proferred; 3 to § yoars. J, EH. BIS. SBLL 8 Washington-t. 0 LOAN—g3,000 ON INPROVED TEAT, FSTATE o ocurlty” MONTGOMENY & WATSRMAN, 00 La- allo-ot. 710 LOAN—%F,000, TN AMOUNTS TO_BUTT, DFON Himprovod ity toal csinto. GEO. D. PIASE, 89 Glarksata, Room 2, ANTED — GOOD _ATPLIOATIONS WITH ATl ntracts Tor lonns on rosl catate. O. B, LLART- WIOK, Ttoom 21 Otis Blook, VY ANTED-LOAN OF 6N FORSIX NONTIIS A5 o ncurity willpivo moriyago on Seuth lfinglexnndlull ot 5200, “hosfdos Kood o 3 Wil pay falr intorest. L 31, Tribuno olica. . Lo &1 00030k AV Bt 16, Jome o T foL2 NS Provor roj 7, o on lof 2,000, itieRstAw S TYHANS B Dontborncats oo $L.000 VANTER 7O TNGAGE T BUTIER oL trados will pivo onoABIrd proiits and gugr- anteo O por cont por month, An assured success. Ad. Geen DT, Teibuno oflen, 9, (()() AXD, Flka WANTED FOT 3 YEARS 2. on Imyayed olty propurest it pay 1o Conaud commisalon. AL77 Bouth Ulatkate ANDILEY PEAERSON. 55.000 T 5. tnt I 3 &ol.ssun’. Binoment 108 Denrlintist. INSTRUGTION, AN, OXFORD UNIVERSITY SlflNbLAND) MAN, who hos lolsuro ovonings, will take one or mara Slnsslcal puplls; roforoncos. " Addross 13 17, Tribung ol 00, LOAN ON IMPROVAD REAL Fs. W. ST, JOUN YA/ ANTED=A FEW SOHOLARS IN WAX FLOW- orty vases, Languots, o, alsa in ekoletinizing and proserving naural tlownrs. _Addrens 19, Teibung afivo. AUCTION SALES, By BRUSH, SON & CO,, Snloaroom, 41 South Canalat, Chaltel-Morgage Sals of Tho Enllre Contents of Twenty- Fiva Rooms, TURSDAY, APRIL 2, 10 8. n., wo shall gl on the prewmises corner of Olark and Van [Suron-stu,, all the Far- nituzo in twenty-flvo roome, Marblo-Tap nud' Plain Clinm. bor.Sote, Bedstonds, Lureats, Gomun los, Chaire, aLlos, Gha Htoves, fango, Orockory, Pisted aud Glaiswaro, | of ‘Goou Houding, Briwssle u::d': ‘Ki:‘fi"fi'is ufi:{fi e iov RS, SUN & 00y Auctionoors, By BRUSIH, SON & CO., Balosruom, 41 South Canal-st. TRAURSDAY, April it 114, m., contonts of 108 [ToNaroost.e cousistivie 1 mact ot Sri e ant Plang, ovorsteig b ouud corners, carval Jogs; Hrussols Carpnts, P Ol 8 Sicusels Corfpter Eyor and Ghubor Eult, Cug niad 5 o ), ono 'L Joara ald warranted t teot i aoc o - recting Horso, 8 BRUSI, BON & CO., Auctfoncors, [ . Tmperial” Saloon at Auction, ‘Thursday, Apell 30, at. 104, m., wo shall sell tho entl, Bomotor - T N Ao lareo Teer By WILLIS, LONG & CO. 762 WEST JAOKSON-ST. AT AUCTION, Tuosday, April 28, ot 10 o’alk a. m., ELEGANT PARLOR FURNITURE, Marhla-Top Chambor Rots, Kasy Chaly . el Tlrda: Vi) & Tugral Garputs, Drbekors, Stovses WILLIS, LONG & CO., Auctionaers, At tho rosidonco of Goorge P, Hanson, 0608 Fulton-st bet, Paulina and Wood, Tucsday, April 28, at10 o’cll g.1m., h it} 17 ] Loing Roor ar. pot, Btoros, aud Qonoral Hougol ( ] hold Goods, al irst-olass H Baukrapt Sale of Brick-Yard and Machinery AT ATCTION. n‘.{]tlthynxd corner Ulman and Columbla-sts,, foot Thirty- Thursday Afternoon, April 30, at 3 o'clack, wa willsell, by ordor of, Georga V. Usmpholl, Esa., Slgnto In Baukenntey: Two- Brick-Machinos, fouf Tanks, Sheds, Haruess, Carts, Yard Improvoments, cte. Also, foaso of yare 'BLISON, POMEROY & CO., Auationsers. By GEO. P, GORE & CO., 68 & 70 Wabash-av. DRY GOODS! Rogular auction snle on Tuesday, April 28, at 9 1-2 a. m. Dross Goads, Whito Goadw. Linens, Hslery, Notions, Undorwonr, Pookot and Table Cutlozy, Hardwaro, ete.. l\mnnu%shmk. Tlowors, Oenamonts, oto., Straw Goods, Blon's, Bose’, and Ladica' Wonr, AT 11 0'OLG 17 Plocos af slightly daniaged Morlnos, sold for sccount of Underwritors. Alzo, spocinl £alo of 100 rolls INGRA LN CAIPITS, “anidl & liio of Drugsets, Iugs, Floor and Htatr Olot GECEP a0l £ 0. 68 and 70 Wabash-av, The Attention of Carriane-Buyers 1S OALLED TO THE AUOTION SALE OF Open and Top-Bugeies, Demoorats, Expross Wagons, and Harness, TUESDAY,APRIL 2,0t 11 0. m, Good Work at YOUR pricos. GEQ. P. GORE & CO., 68 and 70 Wabash-av, 727 West Monroe-st. Gentoel Furnished Dwelling THIRTEEN ROOMS, On Tuesday, April 28, at 10 o’clock, Marblo-Top Chamber Sots, Parlor Suits, Bodsteads, Bu. Toaus, Lounges, What-Not "Rockors, Chalr, a::frh:‘n)l'bh‘cxln lon T'ables 'nd By and Piatod Ware, atnlogue Auoction Bale of BOOTS, SHOTS, AND STIPPERS, Tnoluding 75 aasos JExtra Fine Goods, Oa WEDNESDAY, AVRILE) atiige. ORGE P, uuufi.t'c Se O g am 10 Waka-ave By OSGOOP & WILLIAMS. ‘Auotloncors, On Tuestay Moming, Aprl 98, AT 10 A. M., ‘Wo ahall sell the Eslogant Iurnituro of Privato Dwelling No, 8 East Twoaty-second-st., comprising Parlor and Dinjag-Room Bots, Bed-room Sota alnut and marblo, Volvot, Brussels, Tugrain, and other Oarpets, Marblo. jdo-oard, 1 Teo Bafe (neatly now), 5 d coal, ~ Alsn s largo quantity o i . 4] salo Is pusitive, and goods will ba llfld':llhlc::l’?m:unflnf g ‘Oue Tlegniar Auctlon fal WEBNESDATS mad BT R A 40 8, o No. 6 Suuth Gunal-l., and No- 1 st ol o paiiciie] {iaviincLalt Kohans sounlatine of i o , Crookucy, ‘Glssswato, 15001, Droading, to, All goud it aidre st ba seld by May &b A f i miin) fl?,?,,‘,’.,,.‘ WILLTAMS, *Auotioneors. SCALES, FAIRBANKSR SIANDARD Ol ALL BIZHS, FAIRBANKS, MORSH & 00 U1 AND 113 LAKE-8T WE SITALL SEL DRY G00DS, CLOTIING, BOOTS, SHOES, &, THURSDAY, April 30, ot !{i\ffl‘.oflflfkbff’l!‘l"}fi&dgnsfilf' wa SI-—I.ALI: SBLL The En‘nlren Furniture € ) Dwelling 302 Michigan-av., ON TP PREMISES, Thursday, April 30, at 10 o’clocls, CGonsisting of Parlor, Chamber, Dinlog:room, and Kltche en Furnitire, Bods, Bodding, Mirrors, Drusssls and othe ot Onrpots, Crool 5¢, and the usual housokoeping ALS0, A FINE-TONED PIANO FORTE. WM. A. BUTTERS & CO.. Auctioucers. ‘WE SHALL SELL A FINE LINE OF PHILADELPHIA-MADE SHOES, THURSDAY MORNING, APRIL 50 WA, A, BUTTERS &' CO., Auctionoers. By N. P. HARRISON. TIE ENTIRE CONTENTS OF DWELLING - 264 Michigan-av., ON TUESDAY, APRIL 28, AT 10 0'CLOCK, Bplendid Porlor and Chambor Furniturs, Fine Brussels and, Wool Oarpets, Chairs, TLace Ourtnins, Marble-top Tables, Crooke ery, Platod and Glasswaro, Kitchon Utens sils, eto., elo.; ono elogant Cook-Stove and Toc-Ohest, all new six months and one yoar "8% _ N.P. EARRISON, Auctioneor. AT 23686 WEST MADISON-ST,, Continued Anotion Salo, prior to removal of stook, Pior and Mantol Glassos, Magnificont Ohroe ‘mos and Stoel Engravings, TO-DAY, at3and 7% c'olack. Groat bargalns hore. N, P. IIARRISON. Auotioncer, AT NO, 162 TWENTY-SECOND-ST,, Totwoen Btato-at, and Wabash-av,, Groat Usukrupt and Augtion snle of Choioe Ohromos and Steol Bngravings, THIS EVENING, at 7 o'olook. Fino opportuity for Houth Sido roajdasta ty Gag Cistizos ahenpr oY Re . 1CAILRISON, ‘Auctionssr, Entire Contents MARBLE FRONT RESIDENCE, No. 81 South Morgnn-st.,' On WEDNESDAY, April 29, at 10 0'Olook, Constating of clogant. Parlor furniture, fine Laco Gurs Fithes aeblo top Uliamper sots, Nao Hrusaols and \Wool G Dinini oo Srsitiro, Tafa aiet Haidlwe: {iacnieathor Uilfows. CookingiStovo and uignstisc al {58 fina Crooltary, Glsiomar, Hiatad" Wato, Gitior, Fior oo, Aot et i e wishiog ¥ afow 5 N HARICIBUN, Avotionoess The Entire Contents OF BRIOK RISIDENOE, NO. 798 WABASH-AV., On Thursday, April 80, at 10 o'clock, - CONSISTING OF ey ant Parlor Furniture, Rich Ohembee ets, Fine Brussols, Velvet, and ‘Wool O Dln(nz-nunm' I'lu'nlfuro, Lnge A(mmn', ictures, All the Btoves, Oroockery, Glas: Outlory, Fiatedware, H{tohon Utenello, i A ohufco lot of goods, and housekoopers should attend this sale. N, P, HARRISON, Auctiouser, ’i;. £ ; i