Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, January 24, 1875, Page 16

AJ THE CHICAGO DAILY TRIBUNE: SUNDAY, JANUARY 24, 1875.—SIXTEEN PAGES. FIRES. Destraction of the Smith Plow and Cultivator Works at Pekin., Ill. Loss on Stock and Machinery Esti- mated at $150,000. Lesser Fires. AT PEKIN, ILL. Brecial Dispatch to The Chicaga Tribune, Perm, I., Jan, 23.—The extensive manufac- turing establishment of T. &H. Smith & Co. ‘was destroyed by fire at 4 o'clock this morning. The buitdings belonged to Lupper, a member of the firm, and were totally destroyed except the smokestack, which stands apparently sound. fix hondred new plows were burned in ozo room alone. The entire loss is placed at 150,000. Thera wss £30,000 insurance on the stock and machinery. No ingurance on the building. Upwards of 200 men ure thrown out of employment. The firm say they will rebuild at oace. The bank and other Lusiness Louses in the same block remain in- tact. A lerze mecting of citizens was held at the Court-Hoase this afternoon to express sym~- pethy with the unfortunate firm and their em- ptoyes. The origin of the fire is a mystery. Nothing but the absence of ‘a northerly wind red the entire business portion of the city. Sip the Associated Press. Pronra, Ill, Jan., 23—The machinery of the Smith Cultivator aaa} Plow Works, destroyed at Pelarto-day, was valued at $20,000, on “which there was an insurance of §3,000 as given below. @be manufactured stock was iosared to the rmonnt of $15,000 in the companies given below. The total loss, over and above insurance, incla- vive of the building, is estimated at $60,000. ‘The following is the insurance : Lycoming, 1: 2,000; Farmers’, York, Pa., $2,000: Peoples’ Remphis, €3,000 5 ‘Allemania, Pittaburg, $2,000. ‘Total, $8.000. On manufactured material: ‘Cit- izens’, Missouri, £2,500; Rochester Germen, £1,500; Globe, Chicago, $2, 500 ; Planters’, Mem- wbia, 31,500; Commarea, Bt, Louis, $3,000 ; Blichigan State, Adrian, $2,000. Total, $18,000. Grand total, insurance £21,000. , AT FORT LEAVENWORTH. Special Dispatch to The Chicace Tribine. Leavexworrs, Kan., Jan, 23.—A fire at Fort Leavenworth at 4 o'clock thismorning destroyed twelve wooden stables and considerable hay. Loss $48,009; no insurance. The soldiers and Governmont employes saved all the wagons, Larnoss, horses, and mules. Steamers from the city and post were on the gronnd promptly, but, owing to the peculiar situatiot: of the buildings, water could not be used effectively, The stable was 2du fect long, andthe distance between them being leas than “30 feet, the firemen could not maintain a position to attack the flames in the centre, The stables were crected by the Gov- erunent in 1854, and cost, including stone foun- dacion, $5,000 each. AT Louis. Se. Lours, Jan. 23.—Ths total loss by the parning of Board & Bro.’s safe manufactory, Jest night, is $27,000; insured in the American Contral; St. Louis, for $10,000; Home Mutual, Bt. Louis, $5,000; Commercial, Virginia, $2,500; Angora, ‘Cincinnati, 82,500; Globe, Chicago, 22, 5007 Clay, Kentucky, $2,500 ; German, Free- $2,500; Newton, Kentacky, €5.000 ; Gorman Mutual; St. Louis, $2,5v0. Total, 1,000, AT GUILFORD, MICH. Special Disvatch to The Chicago Tribune. East Sacrxaw, Mich., Jan. 23.—Ksyholds’saw- mill at Guilford, Tuscola County, was totally de- stroyed by fire early yesterday morning. Total Joss, 816,500; insurance, 10,000, in the follow- ing companies: People’s Company, Newark, N. . $2,500; Northwestern National, Milwaukee, $2,500; St. Toseph ey 's, £1,000; Lancaster, $1,500; Niagara, 2 N. ¥., $2, AT FORT WAYNE. Special Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune, Forr Warxe, Ind., Jan. 23.—William Hinpfe grocery storeinthe Ninth Ward was destroyed by fire last night, together with the stock of gro- ceries. The building also contained some pow- der, which caused s stampede when it ignited, but fortunately n9 one was burt. Loss about £9,000. Insurance, $1,000, in the Home, of Now York. . AT OSHKOSH. S Special Dispatch to The Cnicago Tribune, Oszxosu, Wis., Jan. 23.—Thres wooden build- ings, owned by BL Griffin, burned this morniag. In the buildings were the furniture warerooms of 5. reece Himes, restaurant: H. 8. Holly, photograph rooms; J. Rock, shoe shop: anda small eating saloon. Total loss, $7,000 ; ingurance about AT_INDIANAPOLIS. ‘ Ispunarons, Jan. 23.—-The fouring mill and and wheelbarrow factory of Valentine Rothrie was partially destroyed by fire this morning, supposed to be the work of auincendiary. The losa is estimated at $12,000. Another fire oc- curred in the Galt House this moraing. Dam- ogo to building and furniture about $2,000. Covered by insurance. AT SPRINGFIELD, MASS. Sreixcyretp, Mass., Jan. 23.—The Miller's River Manufacturing Company's woolen mill af Athol burned this morning. Loss, $25,000; in- sured, $15,000. IN CHICAGO. A stight fire occurred at No. 103 West Madison street yesterday. Tho alarm from Box 18 at 5:48 last evening ‘was occasioned by a fire in the room of Attorney A. O. Fellows, No. 133 Clark street. The damage amounted to about £50. The fire originated ina waste-paper basket, from some cause unknown, a THE WEATHER. . Waserator, D. O., Jan, 23.—For the Upper Mississippi and Lower Missouri Valleys and the Northwest, nsing and tigh barometer, falling acd low temperature, norihwesterly winds, and generally clear westher, which conditions will extend over the Upper Lake region. LOCAL OBSEBYATIONS: Curcaco, Jan, 23. a = | Wind, jBatn) Wether, a 8., fresh. GENEBAL OBSERVATIONS. Cxx3AG0, Jan, 23. Wind. [Kam] Weather, -08] Cairo 30,03} Cincinnati..i30.05 Cheyenne. ./29.99| Chicago. ...| 8. Clevetand..| ¥: ‘sultan TELEGRAPHIC BREVITIES. t ‘The Milwaukee Fish Inspectors report 9,975 packages ingpected the past year, compared with 13,89 Jn 1873. The average price was $5 per The ‘Gioetonati Chamber of Commerce bas adopted s resolation favoring an appropriation of 100. 900 by Co: for the improvement of the barbor of Charleston, S.C.; also the report of the committee favoring the location of a ‘branch mint at Cincinnati, and asking the Ohio members of Congress to urge the passage of a bill for that parpose, : now bofore the House. Supt. of the Indians State Reform Sohool, bas filed a supplementary report for the month of December to complete the year. The ‘whole number of boys admitted ai ing, 480; number in tho Inatitution Jan, 1, 269; adinitted during the year, 122; discharged, i; on ticket of Ienve, G1; escaped, 7; died. 2. To- tal receipts, $66,089. 35; expenses, 365, 641.97. Ge ag ES CASUALTIES. A MAN SACCIDENTALTY. SHOOTS TWO OF HIS CHILDREN. ‘From the Lawrence (Kan.) Standard, Jan, 20, Avery sad occurrence took pléce at Clinton yesterdsy morning, the particulars of which we Jearn from Dr. E. G. Macy, who happened to be near at the time, Mr. James Brooks, who is Constable of that township, has a family of nine very promising children. Among them wero two little boys, one aged 7 and the otber 5 years. ‘Yesterday morning }fr. Brooks was standing by the stove with his children around him. He had a revolver in his pocket, or strapped around him, which by some moans beceme disengaged and fell. ‘The pistol struck the stove in the fall, and one barrel was diecharged, the ball passing through the body of the little 5-yesr-old child and into the body of the other. The bali struck the youngest child near the navel, and, - passing throngh the body, came out near the spinal column, producing death ina sbort time. After passing through the youngest child, the ball entered the body of the 7-year-old boy’ above the hip, and passed into the abdomen, where it lodged. The oldest boy may recover, although very seriously injured. The bali bad not been extracted this morning. The boy that .was killed was a remarcably SSright little fellow, and the sad accident has overwhelmed the family with distress. ‘The most remarkable part of this ead affair re- msing to be told. The night before the acci- dent, the oldest boy, after t being pnt to bed up- Btairs, awoke in s great fright, and came down- stairs, Ho told his father that a neighbor's boy (calling him by name) had shot bim and ns little brother, and that his brother died, but he @id not. ‘The little fellow was dreaming, but Le was go much frightened that he would not go to hig bed again, so bis father took dim in bis -own bet to pacify him, whero he slept the remainder of the night. DISASTER ON THEC: & M.L. S. RAILROAD, ‘Special Dispatch to The Chicaae Trioune. Granp Raris, Mich., Jan. 23.—The Chicago express on the Chicago & Michigan Lake Shore Railroad, which ‘is due hore at 6:50, was ditched within a mile of tho city this morning. The en- giceer, John W. Anderson, was instantly killed, and the fireman, Walter Cummings, was quite seriously injured. Tho scene of the wreck this morning was truly terrible. The broken rail, which caused tho diaaster, met just about tho centre of the curve. Although the west side of the track was torn up for abgué 500 feet, the engine avd beggage-car did not go over the 2U-foot embankment until they had run that distance. The day-coach and tho sleeper were left standing on s small bridge which spans the rondway leading to Black Hill, All the ties on the bridge were torn up and shoved together, and “many of them broken in two. ‘The only truck left on the rails .as the rear truck of the sleeper. Tho rest of the wheels were hanging on by aheir's breadth of ties and stringers, and the elightost deviation from their position would havo precipitated both carsinto the roadway beneath. The dead engi- neer is said to have an uncle in Chicago. KILLED BY THE CARS. Special Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune. Cmmuiicoras, O., Jan. 22.—Capt. William James, for some years Chief of Police of this city, wasran over by the cars last night near the depot, causing injuries which occasion- ed his doath in less than an hour's time. Mr. Jones has of late been omployed as a special policeman by the M. & C. Company, and, waile in the discharge of his duty, was struck bya freight car, which had just been switched off en the track by which he was standing. He blamed no one for the accident but himself. THE CALIFORNIA FLOODS. San Francisco, Cal, Jan. 23.—The flood at Marysville has receded, Great damage is found tohave been sustained, with much destitution. Supplies of money, clothing, and provisions have been forwarded from neighboring towns and this city. John Williams and Thomas Pardes were. drowned. There was heavy loss of stock in the surrounding country. Sherman and Twitchell Islands, in the Delta of the Sacramento River, are flooded. It rained heavily here lsat night, and the rain contioues to-day, with no prospects of its clearing up, and farther damage is feared from tho high water in the valleys. STEAMER SUNK. ViczspurG, Jan. 23.—The steamer City of Quincy sunk st Cholard on Thursdey afternoon, and will probably be raised, as the river is falling rapidly. She ran into the bank with a fall bead of stoam during a dense fog, and sunk below ths first deck. It was a foll trip, but no freight will be damaged, except that in the hold. Capt. Bar- nard, Agent of the St. Louis underwriters, and Capt. Hutchison, of the steamer John Kyle, left this forenoon to go to the rescue of the sunken steamer. A LOST A LEG, Special Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune, Lrvcorx, I., Jan, 23.—A young man, by tho mame of Davis, was run over by the care on the Pekin, Lincoln & Decatur Railroad in this city yesterday, injuring him in the leg so that it had to be amputated. His homeisia Pekin. It was his first trip over the road. AN OCEAN STEAMER WRECKED. New Yorn, Jan. 23.—The steamship Mediator, which went ashore on the Barnegat shoals, 1s reported to be broken in two, and to be a total loss. She was valued at $75,000, and her cargo at $50,000. Eayl Russells Recollections. From the Boston Tranacrirt, Earl Ruseell’s Recollections will appear from the prees of Roberts Brothers as coon as {3 work can be printed, progress having becn stopped by a telegram from London. The noble Lord has canceled somo fifty pagesof matter, which very likely s curious world may always be endeavoring to recover, He bas not, however, cen fit to suppress the following lines, which will appear in the revised pages. Alluding to his declination to svbmit the question of the Alabama to arbitration, he says: “If Mr. Adams, in his answer to me, had stated that the ‘Amenican Government neither wished to call in question the good faith of Great Britain, nor to deny that our Jaw officers were the bost suthori- ties to-decide the meaning of a British statute: if, Tsay, Mr. Adams, who is a man of high honor and unblemished character, had given me theso assurances, I should at onca have agreed to ar- bitration ; but Mr. Adams knew perfectly well that he could give meno suck assurances. In fact, Mr. Fish, who succceded Mr. Seward as Secretary of State, did not scruple to allege that Lord Palmerston and I, the Prime Minister and Secretary of State, Sir Roundell Palmer and tho Law Officers of the Crown, Sir Thomas Freo- mantle and the Commissioners of Cusioms, foro all guilty of falsehood and hypocrisy." ee ‘emperance in the M. E, Church, South. At tho recent session of the General Confer- ence of the M. E. Church, South, at Louisville, the ‘Discipline ” was amended on the tempers ance question, 80 as to exclude from church membership not only thoso who used, but thoso hie sold or manufactured, eptrituous liquors. ive it effect, this required the concnrience ree-fourths of the Aunual Conferences of ite Church, Refernng to the subject in its issue for Jan. 13, the St. Louis Christian Advo- cate 8: cPho voto of the Annual Conferences on this question has, with one or two exceptions, boen cast; snd, perhaps, never in the Iustory of the Church did an instance occar in which the Gen- eral and Annus] Conferences differed moze wide- ly. The General Conference adopted tho rule by more than two-thirds majority, Dut the Anoual Conferences, instead of austaining their action by a votepf three-fourths of all their mombers present and voting, bave given a very heary ma- jority against it.” ae Dicd at Bilis Post. A Philadelrhia paper tells the following story of acar-diiver in that city who was frozen to Seath at his post. If truo, itis singular that no ‘name is given. It says: ‘The fortitudd dic- played by the renownad pilot on the Lake Erie packet, in meeting death at his post and saving the lives of the passengers, was emulated on Saturday night, during the passage of the polar ware, by sdniver of a Market strect car, who froze to death while driving the car to the depot at Forty-firet street and Haverford svenue. When near the depot, the conductor rang the bell, signalling for the car to stop. It was not heeded. Again he pulled, and no attention was paid. Ho then went to the front of the ear, and found the driver numb from exposuro, and dead. The man vas sitting ubright, with the reins through his hands. When “the denot was reached he was Femoved, and effort hse made to restore life, bat with no success, The man was comatiit 28 years of age,” AMUSEMENTS, HALSTED-ST. RA HOUSE, Cor. Halsted and Harrison-sts, TEE $10,000 Challenge Programme |® Monday Evening, Jan. 25, 1875. ‘We challenge the World to equal the following array of NOVELTY, SENSATION, - MERIT. ACREAT FEATURES That never have been epproached in any singlo Entertainment. FIRST, The Greatest of all Seusatins, The Laughable, Comical, Ridiculous Mirthful Extravaganza, Te Fadl Baler POD AT LONG BRANGHL SUCOND, Mile. DELACOUR'S (The daly Genuine, andthe Great Oritaa) FPRHN CEH CAN-CAN DANCERS! AM Others are But Initations, TEERD, MADAME RENTZ'S Female. Mast BEAUTY and TALENT IN THE WORLD. AND,. FOURTE, Our Great Variety Company, COMPOSED ENTIRELY OF ST AE Specialty Artists! A MATCHLESS SHOW! A GENUINE SENSATION! a READ THE TIMETABLE, 8:00 O'Clock----The Beautiful Minstrel Scene, 8:45 O'Clock----The Splendid Olio. . 9:30 O'Clock—--The Female Bathers, 10:150Clock----The Can-Can. OUR MATINEES TUESDAY and FRIDAY, at 2:30, at the Popular Prices, 25 and 50 Cents, SPECIAL WOTICE! The Cars of Blue Iisland-av. and Van Buren-st. lines, also South Side Stages, run to the Opera House, and are in wait- ing at closeof each performance, ne AMUSEMENTS, GRAND OPERA HOUSE. BBUIe & HONS FAMOUS Minstrel and Burlesque Opera Troupe. MONDAY, Jan. $5, a Billot Bare Excellonco, ANNOUNCEMENT EXTRAORDINARY! COMIC OPERA! COMIC OPERA! The management havo the pleasure of aunounciug, for the firat timo in thls elty, Kelly & Loon's translation of the Comic Upers, by Mons. Legrour, entitled “THE CRIMSON SCARF; OB, THE COUNCIL OF TEN.” TESSA..... .-THE ONLY LEON ‘This Opcra—a talo of Trao Lovo under difficaltios—will be Erought out with all the sccewsories, ‘scenery, chorus- ¢8, machanical cffscts, £c., procisaly as producid at the Haymarket Theatre, London, and inastyle of raagniti- || gence never betoro witnessed in a Minstrel Troupe, a fall ‘| Brase Band being omployed to aid in the chorasos. Scenes—Interior of a Venetian Palace, and Venice by Moonlight, Ete. First week of the entirely now Musioal Sketch, by GEO. H. OOKS, entitled OUR ALABAMA HOMES. OPERATIO POTPOURRI, introducing tho, qslebrated "Anvil Chorus, by tho Concortins Soloist, Wed DAILY. mes OE. ELATLs, acknowlodged King of tho, Banjo, in, Now Selon, This eentloman delights every Learer, aud is greeted ightiy with rounds of sppisuss. LUESB SCHOOLCRAFT, The itccontrio Doltaeator and Leading End Man of the day, in bis Spectaliics. LECTURE ON MEN AND THINGS, BY Geo. a se nee Strongest Mins € Comtination in the World Ja New Ballads, Gomig Sones, Inttramental Soles, and ‘pecialiios, joe Smal Every Evening and Wednesday and Saturday Matinees, nie hepr Offenbach’s Comio Opera, LES HALSTED-ST, OPERA HOUSE: Cornor of Halsted and Harrison-ste. ANNGUNCEHERT EXTRAGRDINARY! MONDA' First it Comi - ONDAY, Jaa, th Undioroas Skee, ne Ae THE FEMALE BATHERS, Or Fun at Long Branch. Tho Groat Sensation of the Day. DON'T MISS IT. EIT. The Great Original aL MARIE DE LACOULYS: FRENCH -CAN-CAN DANCERS ! And the world-renowned. MME. RENT2Z’S FEMALE MOIVSTRELS. Triumphan ly Suocexstul ABOVE ALL. COMPETITORS IMITATOKS, And afl unite ia pronounciag Go Tho Great Variety Company ‘The Finest Organization of SPECIALTY ARTISTS at resont in the ity of Chicago. THE 5 RAKOSOH TEALIAN OPERA. MONDAY EVSOING, Jan. 3, ary, fourch appearance of wig sMtustrious ‘Arparican Prima Di ‘Nignt_ 01 LOWEN Bille, EMMA ALBAN in ber grrat Tole of........ELSA iss CARRY as Ortrnd; Sig. CARPI as Lohcngria; Sig. be PURSTIE 83 Frederick; Sig. SCOLAILA as The w Scenery and Costumes. Buperb Miss en Scent waa Director and Conds er tin eat . FE. BIUZLO Tagsday Rrmning, Juc, 26 (iret time by this Company Bs NOZZE Di Meat. Wednsedas Svening, last nee bat ono of Mille. A [SEA SONS AM- si ‘Thursday Beales, Ta ‘ORE. Friday Ektoine—Taat AD) nee of Mie. RLBASTS Satarday Afternoar hi rt Vici MATINEK. Saturday Even- ing—LAS’ anes and en correet ei editions of Librettos for sale at 8 ‘Niontay, Bob. MES. D: P. BOWERS es BAY ‘Mond: STOAKT: ACADEMY OF MUSIC, — AMERICA’S TRAGIO QUEEN, AGNES BOOTH, Sr ted by JUNIUS BRUTUS BOOTH a. mpport he JOSMPH WHEELOCK: Moaday, Jen 38, Bvory Evening, Wednesday and Sat- jay Afternoons, tho Great Historical Drame ow OFrpaT : With AGN#iS BOOTH as Lady Constance. A most erful represantation, and on» not even attempted Dike staafler lighte of the Dramatic Profess on, aud “ils only by <We such eminent actors as J Booth and Torchis Wheelock, aud Selooung a Theatre, hora, Cara. pany'is noted for'its Dramatic Strength, that tais, tho Belen plat Bhalapostes subline “trigoiss, can be produced. GRAND MASQUERADE GIVEN BY THE TURNVEREIN “VORWARTS,” At their Hall at West Twe]fth-st,, ON MONDAY, FEB. 1, 1875. Admission—Ter Gentlomen,, 89; Ladies, $1. Tickets enn now be procured at the Tivoli Cigar Stand and of Sag, Sub, cor, Clark and Sonroests, in Gallery, at $1, cau now bo reserved at the Hall. oo wQHICAGO MUSEUM, until further nético, ad NEES, EES funds, ‘Tharsdey, and Saturday, UNOLE TOMS CABIN! With Hew Scenery and Appointments, Maseam open trom 8.2. m, uaril 9p aay, wordas, and Frid-y 4 {ternoon—MADAM ROBEMYS asd bor ‘Gread School of Trained Dora, THE RINK, THUBSDAY EVENING, JAN, 28, GRAND FANCY DRESS MASQUERADE ! MANAGBR tho MATI- On which ocoasion thore will be a Beautiful Prize award- | ed te the person (lady or gent) wearlnz tho fincst Ons- ork. pals Eee ap teers eles para-t Sy alas Si, same ove: ere will bs anoxhibition of Fan; FEOUA CHLENIs trom Canada, who Skating ‘by Miss nada, who ee coumpslitien lems tie wes meen See ee eral wishing to come in mask will please toave thelz name and tho charector they represent at tho Otico. BURLINGTON OPI OPERA HOUSE, RED Hor: ‘The Two Grot Sensations in Ono Night—The Only CAR=CAR In Chicago, and the Sonsation of Sousations, BATHING AT LONG BRANCH! FUN IN THE SURE. 50 Boatifal ‘Youzg Ladies im tho cast AGADEMY OF MOSIO. To-night, Third Grand Concert, Grand Orchestra of 35 Pieccs, Assisted by W. HI. STANLEY, H. Elchheim, ang W. Weeeb ach, Untse the lection of CLO, LOUSOL: Admission, 2 cents; rorerved soats, 50 conte. WOOD'S MUSIC HALL, Corner West Washington and Groen-at. The Masquerade Ball of the Season Wh bo given by the Empire Club, Febraary 3: | The ar Fangombnts, already projected, canoe fall to make this Thodnost beliilant slanqueredo Party this Winter. A coe tumer wi!l be in attendance to tarnish costumes to all who desire. Nckots 1. Aonistion to Gallery, 23 canta. ‘Buses in attendance av close of party. SUNDAY LECTURE, THE HON, EDWARD &. ISHAM <TES NEW SCIENCE.” GRAND OPERA HOUSE, JAN. %, 3 P. BM. ADMISSION, 10 CRNTS, PROF, CARRS DANCING ACADEMIES. SOUTH SIDE, 727 Cottage Grove-av., corner Thi sevonth-st, Tuosday ovening and Saturday aftornoon. ** ‘WEST SIDE, corner Wood end Lake-sts, Friday even- jug. NORTH SIDE, %1 snd 213 Huron-st. Wednesday evening. Pupils reesived at any time. ‘C. A. CARR, Principal. DANCING ACADEMIES OF MARTINE SOUTH SIDE, WEST SIDE, ‘old Tudiana-ar. 55 Adaat OPERA LIBRETTOS, Save 20 cents, Yon # Walter's Standand Idton. Oxly en in. Price, on Salo by SUN MOLTEN, lp Bast Madkonst. 7° THEATRICAL I LITHOGRAPH panna oh ceaoonate Co., ‘Mat and 18 South Clark-st., Ghicage, tiny AMUSEMENTS, if ~HOOLEY'S THEATRE One Week More! MONDAY, Jan, 25, EVERY EVENING, & WEDNES- DAY AND SATURDAY THE HIT! THE HIT! THE HIT! UNQUALIFIED SUCCESS! Witnessed By over 8,000 Delighted Audit- ors During the Ps Past Week! The Brilliant American Bay, by by Bie. BARTON HILL, MAGNOLIA! The Audience Wrapt in Wonder Wonder and Admiration at the Beaultifol Scenery and Realistic Mechanical Enects, SCENERY AND INCIDENTS. PROLOGUE—Paris, | Sceno-Hrillisntly Taminated Ball-Room—The Beauty of tha Bali—"*Who AGT EIRST—Scons, Pavilion in Now oni! ‘Bho 3 AGT SECOND-Sesno, On Tako Ponchartrain—‘Her ‘Mother was the Slave Marcel AGE THIRD Serse, ‘Tao Lather of Wators—Grand Piourans ot the Siustesippl iigelracing the tomate keonerg and plavas of Intarsat op tha geval rivar, by Day- Hight Sauaot, and Moonlight. “Phe Steamer [ek andor a fall nosd of steams The Gand Lynolt Law.. ‘Tho Steamboat sion of the Steamer ‘‘Crescent oiting Tableau. AGT FOURTH—Scane, The * Slave Mother'a Gravo—The Duol in ACT FIFTH-Scene, On the Mississippi! at Ibervillo-- Reloased from Slavery—“‘I Give Her to Frocdom and Happiness." Priamphal Tableaa. ADELPHI THEATRE, Corner Dearborn and Monrve-sts. To-morrow (MONDAY) evening, Jan. 35, Grand Openiug of the Cafe Amusant, Buffer, and Cantcen. LADIES‘ NIGHT Thursday, whon the Cafos are closed and amoking is prohibited. Tho Magnificent Extravaganm, THE Field of the Cloth of Geld. COR eT RUEERE. Wdsriors PEu LOIOOS B PAGEANTRY ! ‘First Appearance ott te storid-ranowned Acrial Gym- masts, THE BOISSET FAMILY, EDGARDE, FRANCOIS, LEONI, and JEROME, ‘Tho Eloctrio Biiteste Defiant to the World. TON. I ROWRESUES ‘and the Entire Burlesque Oom- me Large Chores and Corns de Ballet. An Uncqualed Programme, concluding with Wm. ‘Brough's Glorious Spestacular Extrarsganza, THF FIELD OF THE CLOTH OF GOLD. Now an:l Splendid Sconery by David Btroag and carlet- aniaz gotabiy die QUAY AT CALAIS, ths PAVILION, the TOUR! Soper Onctamee. ‘Wailiol oman, Spcigtutly Abuale? A MAGNIFICENT CAST. REGULAR LADIES! NIGHT Thursday, when tho Cates are cloned ‘and smoking is probibi RIGS, The Prevailiog fined toes prlcos will ccntiaas: Parjaorts and’ Beloonyeas comes Seaured st con's axtra; Grand Ticr, °5 cents: family Circte, 15 cents. LR MATINEES Wodaorq27 and Sstard 7, for Famalliss, Lad dren, Prices—Ail parts of the ‘Theatre, £0; Childrea, 2c, io extra, for cecurlag. Wa GEO. i AUCTION SALES. By GEO. P. GORE & co, 68 & 70 Wabasheav. HEGULAR AUCTION SALE OF DRY GOODS, Tuesday, Jan. 26, at 91-2 a.m. Clothing, Kalt Goods, Laces and Rallings, Table and Pocket Cullery. Gloves, Mites, cavael Blanieis, Horie Binukets, Genta! Undgrnesn, wr ._ Hosiery, Notions, Suspen- dare, Piece Goods sSatinoty, Jeane, a8 aud Shootings. hs Carpets: abst othe GRO. E Fs IGOR 6O., Soand 10 Wabacit-ay. AT AUCTION, On SATURDAY, Jan. 30, at 91-2 o'clock. Dealersand Consumers, be on hand for this large Household Goods & Crockery. Call and examine the goods during the woek._ 15 Crates W. G. ‘Crockery, 29 Parlor Sets, 48 Chamber 150 Walnut Tcisteads, 25 Walnut Bureaus, 109 Walnut W. 8. Bureaus and Commodes, 33 Mabie and Wood Top Tables, 85 Extension Tablos, G, 8, 10 ft., 40 Walnut Breakfast ‘ablos. 150 Mirrors. Sofas, Dounges, eo Sete Beds, alnut Chair: sk Mattresses, Hoots Gases, Wardrobes, Show-Cases, Offico and Parlor Desks, Carpets, Floor. Oil. Gioth, etc., ete. GEO. P. Guxk ERC ‘Auctioneers. By WOM A. BUTTERS & CO., AT THEIR SALESHOOMS 1d EAST MADISON-ST. MORTGAGER’S SALE. Tuesday Morning. Jan. 26, at 10 o'clock, RESTAURANT FIXTURES, | § At 130 Lake-st., near Clark, AT AOCTION: ny ad ft Gonatsting of all the fixtures a hings, Counters, Piated Show Cases, Ci HarblecTo late Stoves roiler, Kitchen Gatiery, Plated Ware ‘Ovens, Ureasite, fo. WM. A. BUTTERS 2 CO., Auct'rs. Books AT AUCTION, By Wr. A. Butters ‘So Co., At their Saforrooms, 13 Hast Madison-st., Tuesday Afternoon, Jan. 20, at 3% o’clock. ‘WEDNESDAY MORNING, JAN, 2, AT 10 O'CLOCK, FURNITURE, OARPETS, and W. GRANITE WARE. THURSDAY, JAN. %, AT 10 O'CLOCK, TRADE SALE. DRY GOODS, Custominade Clothing and Furnishing Goods, Choths, Caxsimores, and Flaansls, BOOTS AND SHOES, ‘Wool Knit Goods, Hosiers, Gloves, Furs, Hate, Caps, 5 AT 108 MADISON-ST.. SECOND FLOOR. By HODGES & Co. €8 West Lake-st. Large and Attractive Sale of HOUSEHOLD GOODS, ON TUESDAY, Jan. 26, 2». m., Geaststine of Velvot. Brossole E. B. and Tapestry Bras, sels, Theee-P) Carpats, Parlor Saite, Fins Marbie-top oO ee Asie, Watdrobes, Lounges, bu- reaus, Betlsteads, Washstands, Tables, Fine Bedding, Ua Matiressos, Heather, Pillos, Springs: alan, Crock aseware, Cutler, &c., 4c. ; Parlor and Hist-clars GBaniag Stoves and liccuon Utensils, Sale positive aad without reserve. Ownor gol: d. WHI. F. HODGES & ela West Latest. 2B: B—Also, on Wedacsday and Saturday evezings at McCORMICK HALL. STAR LECTURE COURSE. FIRST APPEARANOR Bu! THE IMPASSIONED HON, Wi PARSONS, Adthongh MR, PARSONS 3 ney to the octurs i of Chiczgo, ho is an ostat od favorite in the East, where hee tauks with the on polished and prilliant ore alsive than Curtis, mors impas. tho rhetorical ability of Chapia ‘Doogherty, we feel suthorized smunspar, Jun, 28. tors. | Moro tiery and imy sionad than Phillips, wi and the wit and grace of to prumise the patrons of the Star Cours a rare and ea— Josable oratorical and iterary treat fa Mr. PARSUNS? grest lecture on MICHAEL 4 AM ae iy TICKRTS FOR 8. a od seat ticket, ab Jansan, MeClure © GPHON HOES ta packagece! 16, fe fur any Star Earortalgmens, WM. S, ANDItIWS, tho creat dialect humorist, in abla and instructive Rotate on DIALRORS © feb. 3. CAROLLNS RICHINGS BERNARD ICE. Our attention heaving been called 10 the fact that, rough ignorance or lack af inairuc: ons, some of the driecrean Randolph street Sousa Eg fuse’ to bring to and take from the Hall parties holding STAR COURSE BUS TICKRTS, Foreing them to pay the regular Fare, we wish to hace ound Tatrond understand that our tus iekris are ALL they Pur ‘be, and we particularly r the driver who efane then tha ail be reported fo'us, hia namecand wumnery {7 posible. Carpenter & Sheldon, “By ELISON, POMEROY & CO. FRIDAY MORNING, Jan. 29, at 9 1-2 o'clock, Onr Regular Wookly Auction Sale of Household Furniture. ‘The latgest_and bost-assorted stock in tho city AT AUCTION. Elegant Parlor Suits, Bedroom Sets, Sofas, Lounges, bes, Bureaus, Tables, Carpets, Rian kots, Mattresses, Bedd.ng, Stoves, an‘is large stock of General Atorchandize, | Alvo the entire Furniture of pri idence rent to our Store , foe convenience Rad, under Chattel Morteago, a latco lot of focscbold Goods Carpots, una "Fables, “Stoves: “Bede ttesda, eto. ote, KLISON, PUMEROY @ Cl 84 and 85 Randolpi By GOTTWALS & McDONOUGH. AUCTION SALE. Closing-Out Sale of First-Class Retail Stock of Fine Oil Paintings, Elezant Chromos, First- Class Stee] Engravings, Stereoscopes, Views, Family Bibles, Miscellane- ous Books, ke, &. Sale every Morning and Afterneon durin our Store {a GUAND PACIFIG HOTEL. a the week at to close out Metall Department of our busines GUITWALS & MCDONOUGH. __ RAILROAD TIME TABLE, ARRIVAL AND DEPARTORE OF ‘BARE EXELANAgION OF Reresexcr Manss.—t Satan con * Sunday excepted. ¢Monday tive Sunday at8:00a- me § Daily. erie CHICAGO & NORTHWESTERN RAILROAD, Tieket Qfices, © Claret. (Sherman, Howse) id 78 Comes a6, corner Madison-st,, and as the de} ix Leste. Arrives sPacidoFast Line... @ Dutuqee vB. ) rx, ss. ‘Dubuque Night tix, ¥i = «Omaha Night Express = La me = a my m a. a. ta Genova Lake k.xpress., Geneva Lake Exproxe one Depot corner of Wells and Ki Sept comer of Casal and cere MICHIGAN CENTRAL & CREAT pepsi RAILROAD, Dépo:, Foot of Lakeway and foot ey Teenty-sccondg. Rekeomee. 61 Clarks. pouth cast or Corner of" Mandate: und 73 Canabst., corner ay Madison . tease. | Arrive, tcage, Kansas City aud Denver Short Line ana, ite, and Chicago, Springeli Alion epot, near Nadivonet ‘Ab Depot, anal Kandolph-at, on Through Line. Union ye. Ticket Ofices: r, Lacon, Ei Joliet & Dinient Acorammedation: CHICAGO, MILWAUKEE & ST. PAUL UL RAILROAD, od Enion Derot, corner Madison and Can: Tieket. an "lore and at @ South Clark-st., opposite: ‘Leave. Milwaukee, Madison, Preis du Clea, Local Milwanken, La Cruse, Wis StePanl Ninncapais throne us aes, Meni ooo Bay." Mantes, Micon. Besizis a 3 2m Baye Stevtas Folate Miwsakeo LaCrosse &% nro | }* 9:30. m. -|° 9:38. m.!* 4200p, ms #5200 p.m. (*11 00a. Ry eee eeres ILLINOIS CERTRAL RAILROAD, DPevehe foot clad tanioipheas near lar Tt eave. | Arvin a m.|* 8453p. a, ip ma. |§ 73809 me Lm eea m 7.) Spriageld, Peoris @ Keskul iz|* Bape: ms) edcaos Springtiel and Pesria Fi 2p. m.'§ 7:a.m, Dubngue & Sionz City Br. a. 1a." 4203 Ov ane Dubuque & t. Dvage Ex. Bem. /* 7300 am. * Gliman Passonzor... bora. [ 925. my CHICRG”, BURLINGTON & QUINCY RAILROAD. Pet iat as Sttecnthate, Ticket ice, WS Claes sudat depots. i rive, Hl Rell and Express, Ottawa anu Sere: Dubuque © Sioux Gity s¢xp. Raciae Fast Lino, for gt , Ledronwoy : ctiisou St. d Texas ore Aarora Pi ie B BEEP EBBA BEBE ie cry Tea Poole Night Exp, adi Omaba.. ansas Ci At Wg, Lpatoawortn, jowne! ve Accommodation| a. mn Downor's Grove Accommodation|* 6:15 p- m- “Ex, Sundays. Ex. Saturaay. 3Ex. Monday RANKANER LINE. From Central Devot, soot Lake-t., and depot Soot Twenip., teconibate Ticket ofices Lit Kawkolphete ant and at depot, PPP PPPRPPOY PPP BREE PERRRRBP PRS, cy Leave, | Arrive, Indianapolis, Lon i Tenney Heeproes * 9:05 a. m./* 8:25 n,m, mau Rigbs xpress (daily)ecs| 725 p.m] 735 a.m CINCINNATI AIR LINE Al AND Koxott0 pe From Pistshrrg, Cincinnati cb St, Louis rad : Calas und Coretta, Wat “stan bate a ‘Arrice, ndolphest., aniat depot. ‘Leave. Indianapolis, Louisville & Cincin-| usti Day Ex; * 8:00. m.|° 8:40, ma 7330p. m.| 7408, = PITTSBURG, CINCINNATI & ST. LOUIS RAILROAD. depot corner Clinton and Carroll-sts.," West Side, Ticket oftce, 12 Kandolph-at., and al depot. Leave. | Arrive, Columb: stam! ee Pittsburg & New York! A Colursbug Fitisbe Night Bipres (diy) By JAS. P, McNAMARA & CO., ‘27 East } Washington-st, 500 CASES BOOTS AND SHOES, AUCTION, avespar ‘Toanuxe, Jan. 26, at 934 o'clock. NORTH SIDE TURNER.HALL, CHICAGO LIEDERKRANZ, GRAND BALL, SATURDAY, JAN. 30, 1875. Tickets ($2, admitting one gentleman and ladyi, can gals bo Prognted throagh Pred Sh i tha Sockaty's Rooms on ‘Tucecay, Thursday an evenings, at Rorit' Side Tarscr Wall Balla THIRD SERIES, First Calico Sociable of Wiley M. Bean Chapter, No, 126, R, A. BMf., will be beld at WEST TWELFTH-ST. TURNER HAL, Wednesday Evening next, Jan. 27. MEDICAL CARDS. gq MEDICAL INSTITUTE, cor- 4 ner Washington and [rracklla, chartered by tho Stato of Illi; nols for the express purpose of giving the a Rees. Possiblo treatmont in all cases of pri- PBtediseases, “It iswell kacwn Dr. Jamos has stood at tho head of the profession for evet B Feare—age and expect. encoallimportant. A book for the millioa, fcec, or 10 gants to fo pay postage, on Marriago, Lost Energy, Lovo, Lopotency, Pimpl-2 da tho Face, Tote, Ladies requiring the moge détieats attention, with home based, ofc, calles write. Striotly contidential. Olfice, 93. m. watll 7 p,m. SQeuke Dr. Kean, NO PAY!! 360 SOUTH.-CLARK-ST.. CHICAGO, May be consulted, porsonally oz by mail, frea_of charge, on aft chronic or nervous di te J. KEAN Iso only physician in the city ie aracie ‘cures or no pare Othce hours. 9a. m, to8p. m.; Sundays from ¥ to 2 OBSTACLES TO MARRIAGE. Happy Keliot for Young Men from the effects of Errors and Abuses in carly Lites Maubood restored. Impsdi- monts to Marriagn removed. New method of troatmant. New and remarkable remedies. Books and circulars sont freo, in scaled onvelones. Address H(WARD A! CIATION, 419 N. Nint! + srniladelphia, Ps —an stitution Bi astog 8 bleh tion for noudrable conduct and profogsional si A Celebrated Physician, Having had 13 yoars' oxperionce in the treatmont of Ve. nereal Diseases, 1s proj to treat all complaints of that nature. Tne best of references given, a to_medical dilland aber, “Address Hoo 8 of Kunn's Enropoan Hotel ord: Rest-sts Geand Hepler Micke BUSINESS CARDS. Pang & Rel Ustate Aca | W.D. KERFOOT & CO., 85 East Washington-st. ‘We make s specialty of Collecting Rents on dwellings and centrally-located business blocks. Accounts rendered monthly. GEO. M’GREGOR CELEBRATED PATENT HORSE SLIPPING PREVENTER, {Abeer sharp shoeing hersos wether ‘hate abioes or itty to thedr fonts Ex Toreatied of Grp naees Sppleting. to oar I RY WRSTW ‘OOD, |DRY GOODS, NOTIONS, CLOTEING, &C., AT AUCTION, SIEDNESDAY MORNING, Jan_%, at 934 o'clock. DENTISTRY. oS Ee ea CaS W ae. 5 DENTIST. womtEST GUM TEETH. ave remoy rooms er’ and£0 West Sladison-st. to Clark-str, cornor Hancolphe Vora fow days longor wo will insert’a fall set best teeth for only $8. ‘Thousands in this city can testily to 330 olsewbiore for the ame? 1b given: fa doubt fe. Teeth ortraciod without pats, BA dg Arstelns by our most skillful operators, at halt the asual pon from Torclock in the moraing until l0in teevenine: DR. H.R. PHILLIPS Dentist, 169 South Clark-st., bet Mi bet Madison and Monroe, Best Gum Sets. ‘Bost Plain Sets Silver Fillings, fr Tooth Extracted without pain: ALL WORK WARRANTED. OCEAN NAVIGATION. CUNARD MAIL LINE, Sailing Thre Times a Week 19 and from} BRITISE PORTS. LOWEST RATES. Apply st Compans's OfSce, northwest comer Clark and Cate am) ET, Goneral Western Agent, rains rene BALTIMORE & OH'0 RAILROAD Tenipaccindia Teket aptce, 8 Labelle nt Teare. | Arrive, Mail, Sundars Excepted.. 058. m.| 8438p. m Express, Daily.....-. 705 p.m] 85am CHICAGO, ROCK ISLAND & PACIFIC RAILROAD. Devot, comer of Yan Buren and Sherman-tts. Ticket oie, rand Pacific Hotel, I wish to acknowledgo the great benofits I have recefred. in the restoration of my boalth, I havo not been well for the past two years, and daring that time I have been sub foring with a disordored chest, throat, and lungs. Ihave been so that Iwas almost voiceless, and breathing wat very short and quick, and was growing weak and loeing strength and flesh, and when about giving up all hopes, as Thad tried doctors after doctors, without any good re~ sults, I was recommanded by a friend to try Dr. Hanter's inhalation trzatmont, which has brought me to pecfect bealtn and strength in the short spaca of two, monte, t am aliving example of ats and EP thay adit call =, ee he baneha tea . ‘ Ls D. DERI, is Satese Asta and Lane Diseases, DR. BROADBENT, By iol Inhalation, speedily cures Lung and fine Diseases, Asthiza, Catan}, and COSTUME trestlapine above combiuinte reads hou coat to consult the Ductor at Slatteson Houso, ot fice nunrs daly from’. ms toa.p. i. Advice fo6, ie tlonts visited if desired. CARPETS, National Line of Steamships, NOTICE. ‘Taemost southerly route adop! this Company toavaid igo andheadianas “2oP¢d by Bailing frum New York fool VERPOUL and QUENS. YOWN every Sailing from. NN, Yori (ur London (direct fe Brae et Nc ‘Drafts for 2! and up ane eee: LF to P. BL It, PP ARSO! Spiess cores Clay ri ana Bando posite now ‘Sherman Houso), Ch eis es Aone ALLAN LINE Montreal Ocean Steamship Company. AU classes of passage Between. the t parts a Barone and Am EMIGRANT ASD ST TEAS A Eerined na igeee pirat accomm a " SERCH yer RATES TO EUROPE ‘EXCEED! SINGLE ‘ALLAN éeo Gen'l My Gen’ Western Agta, Chicago Zand 74 ONAL. FERRY FALL. Az Institation for young ladies. Preparatory, Calle- giate, and Art Departments. Spring and summ Sion of twenty weeks; wil commence Feb. 3 18iS. Ap- ply for admission to EDWARD P. WESTON, ug Lake Forest, Dt. UNIVERSITY OF NOTRE DAME waren, Sper sacone Seno gt of this Institution Sea ae Tam senbeeatg the Salo of B:df Brussels, Tapestry Brussels, Three Plys, Extra and Medium Ingrains, and all kinds of cheap Cerpetings in my line at very low prices for CASH- SPENCER H: PECK, 195 & 197 Wabash-ay., cor, Adamsst NOTICE. ST. PATRICK’S DAY. A Convention of all organized Socteties aad Militey Gompesics in the City of Teese devirous of partici, jaz in the celebration of ti teeratem ol the Aaa CET yond le Patron Sein ou Sunday, ob. Huis, at Father watoows jarrison-st., near Halsted, for the purpose of all necessary arrangements. 4 FOR Sau P.&e&T.CASEY, 41 & 43 FIFTH.-AV., E’eddondtasit ne rine aoe SR ae 3. Oxice li ae Giles reais, Counters, ‘Bhow Cases, Shtiee :