Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, January 31, 1875, Page 16

THE CHICAGO DAILY TRIBUNE: 8 UNDAK JANUARY 31, 1875.—SIXTEEN PAGES. WASHINGTON. Another Monotonous Day in the House. What the Republicans Gained by the Protracted Session. They Are Now United in Sup- port of the New Bule. A Gleam of Mope for Suffer- ing Louisiana. Prospect of Compromise Between Local Politicians. Pinchback’s Case to Be Acted Upon Independently. Hany Republican Senators Will Decline to Recognize the Kellogg Incubus. A Question of Veracity Between Irwin and Director Smith. THE LONG SESSION. ‘A RESUME. Special Dispatch to The Chicaoe Tribune. =; Wasnxotos, D. C., Jan. 30.—The Democrats in the House continued the weék’s folly. The adjoarnment of yesterday proved only a trace. The filibustering proceodings which have con- gamed the daya and nights for most of the week were resumed at midday, save that the Houso nad the benefit of clergy. There bas nover boon w more flimsy pretext for stealing pablic time or obstructing ublic busi- neces than that sot up-by tho Democrats. There was no postible reasonable excuse for the Joss of the dar. ‘The wager of physical battle was ended. - The possibility of the triumph of a small minority was demenstrated. Tho neces- sity of some change in the rales was clear- ly proved. The nature of that change was siready egreed upon, and was admitted by the Democratic memblis of the Committee on Bales, who also led ‘tho opposition in the House, to be just and fair. At the latest, that role could be adopted on Tuesday. Hiad the Democrats chosen to permit to-day to be devoted to public busi- ness, the pasesge of the new rule would bave been secured only one day earlier. ‘The rales require A NOTICE OF ONE DAY shall be given of any proposition to change them. It liad been the purpose of the Ropubu- cans to g.ve taat notice to-day, 60 that the rulo Conid ba ajopted on Monday. It was not tho SScontion of the Democrats to permit this notice tobe given. Sum tandall. their leader, frankly ave vod that on this he etullified himeelf. The notice could not be given until tho jourosl was Fead. ‘Che jourosl must be read unless its read- ing was excused by gnanimous consent. Tho Dimocrate, a8 a party, through their rocoguized ‘and avowed organ, refused their consent. They did more; they insisted that overy pame in the seventy-five ro! of the fifty-hours’ ‘sossion should be read. Such 8 proceeding was without a procedent, but it was a conatituional right under the Federal Consti- tution, and by the rales of the House. The Con- eitution provides that the recorded vote shalt be evtered in the journai if one-fifth of the House desires. The roles of the House provide that euch recorded vote shail bo read, 60 TRE, TEDIOUS LONG ROLL again began, ad the exhausted clorks recom- Reenced the dreary work, Their husky veices droned out the long roll for six more mortal hours. Tben, appardatly without any concert ‘of action, Gen. Butler himself drew the colors ‘apd upon his motion the House ad- ‘{he net results can be readily esti- On the Bepublican side the result is 5 united party e. The Democrats could hardly have foretold the effect of their acts. There bas not been such harmony of Bepndlican sentiment in the House since the War days as has been created b: this long, ex- Lousting fight, Before this week it would bave been barely possible to have obtained a Republi- can two-thirds for any single objec. It mil be possible to securo two-thirds for any-proper ob- Sect now. An examination of the seventy-five roll calle shows that the names are grouped al- moat strictly by party lines. ‘YHE DEMOGSATS INVITED THE FIGHT for the expressed pa: pore of attempting to pre- Yent legigiahon. ‘Taes have not defeated such legielation, bot bave ‘done much to make sach legislation possible. They have consolidated tho hitherto divided two-thirda. On the Demo- cratic side it hss been shorn that the Democrats are the biggest bullies in the legislative prize- fing. It has been chown that forty men in the Tainorits, commencing on the first day of any session, can force the whole Honse to waste every hour of an entire session by roll- eails upon thres moticne—the motion to ad- fourn, the motion to adjourn to the next dey, ‘and the motion te adjourn to the next succeed- ing day, apd that if one day should be left, that day may be ‘consumed iv the reading of the jour- fei upon the demand of ono person. | ‘They have dumonstrated that if the country should be in- volved in a was, it would be possible, under the present rules, for these things to happen while the public credit would be ruined and the armies iv the field tires ithe Denver through their party disciple, are en eavoring to concea! the fact that thoy wera unwillingly forced into this contest ‘BY THE MOTION OF ONE MAN. It is certain thers was 10 preconcerted action of the Democrats, .and no conference of their jenders, at which -this courso was adopted. Zt bas alsa been lesrued thst Fernando Wood ‘end Sam: Cox bitterly denounce the folly, and Soot Beck himeeif gavo it a half-hearted sup- ‘Even Holmsa opposed it. Sam Bandalt thoaghtthe saw achance toadvance boop? bis eampaign forthe Speakersbip of the jurpon. House, and seized his oportunity. It was for this that he sssumed to speak as the organ. of the majority. It was for this that he did not stop for two days himself meanwhile ‘and two nights, supporting n tea. The upon a nosegsy end s pot of Democrats among themeelves do not think that Randell made much by it. Itus right that the - country abould kpow that, this little trick ta eat- isfy ooe man’s ambition, has cost tho Troasurr, now nearly on the verge of baskruptcy, SIXTY THOUSAND DOLLARS. Tne average daily exrenco of the Honse for the ordinary day session, exclusive of the sala- ries of Congressmen, are something more than €10,000. Coneiderable more than six average gestions have been consumed in the filbustering of the week. The Democrats conducted their Sinpsige of to-day with the same vigilance as those of the previous ecssion. A sentinel was piaced on d in the front-seat wiih tho record before him, who closely followed tho Clerk in his readings to see that he omitted no fot or title from the text. Ata quarter past 4 the Democrats showed eignsofs break. El- dredge, cf Wisconsin, mace tho first motion to adjocro. Ben Butler turned the enemy's bat- felies upon them by insisting that the members eonld not be deprived of the ‘high constitutional right of hearing their names read. Eldredze PLEADED THE HEALTH AND CONDITION OF TEE ‘MEMEERS, sho had been in almost coptinnous session since Wednesday noon. The Republicans manifested willingnoss that the Democrats should weary Bethe own game. Lnrlbct, of Tlimois, said that be should insist upon his constitutional Tight to have his psme read in each vote, and he was particularly anxious to know bow be was recorded on the Inst vote. El- Gredge’s motion was defeated. Later, after the twenty-foarth roli-call hsd been read, the ‘House finally, and without’ division upon tho notion of Gen. Butler, adjourned, and the long- ‘est aud most extraordinary parliamentary cou- test im the history of Congress ended. THE PROPOSED NEW BULE. ‘Tt in certain that the proposed new rale in the Bouse will not give jobs any advantace, ven the Cessra rale would not,. as at frst seem probable, benefit the Chorpenning giaim. That role extended only to public aid, pnd did, not include the private calendar. The Chorpenning claim, s private bill, is only on tho trivate calendar, Unless scme new rule 18 adopted, it is given out that the Democrats in- tend to prevent extended debate 00 the reports from the Southern Investigating Committoes, {so the Assoctated Prese.? + ALONG DAY IN THE HOUSE. 2 Wasmmcrox, D. C., Jan. 30.—Atter the Flouse was called to order, the Clerk proceeded to read the journal, omitting the?veas and nays iucetal, wheo Mr. Randall raisod the int of, ordor that they must be read. Aftex along de~ bate, tho Spesker decided that tho point was. well taken, and directed the Clerk to read the journal. = A ‘Mr. Mandal stated that his object was to con- ume the whole day in this manner, 80 as to pre- vent the day's notice being given of the resolu- tion to change the rules, and thus throw that back for another week. ‘The proceedings were brought to a close at half-past 4 Ly adjournment, on motion of Mr. Botlor (3iass.). Up to that time soventeen or cighteen of the roll-cails had been read through out of the seventy-seven taken, 60 it would have been daylight Sunday before the journal would have been concluded. A motion to adjoury, by Eldredge, was voted down, simply because it came from the Democratic side, but immediate- ly te game motion was made by Butler aud car- nies. ‘When the House meets on BMondsy the only journal to be read will be the few lines of to-. day's proceedinze. ‘Daring the day an attempt was made to have the bill passed to pay the intercst on the 3.15 bonds of the District of Columbia, but Mr. Hol- man objected, and the attempt faileds —-— LOUISIANA. + A GLEAM OF LOPE. Special Dianatch to The Chweaag Tribune, Wasnixdrox, D. C., Jan. 30.—Advices from Louisiana represent that the plan recently pro- posed by the Conservatives for the compromise of the difficulties-in that State will doubticsa be agreed to. Dispatches recoived from prominent |. Republicans there indicate that the Hoar Com- mittee will substantially agroe with the Foster Committee on tho subject of the Returning Board. There is likely, however, to be an important difference in respect to intimi- dation, ‘There is no doubt that the Hoar Committee will report that much violence bas beon nsed to prevent Republicans {rom voting, _ Packard has recently telegraphed here that the Repnblicans are not making such as show before the Committee as is desirable, for the reason that it is not possivle to obtain the attendance of the necessary witnesses. ‘A farther point in the compromise suggested by the Louisiana Democrats is tat thoy will make no objection to Piachback’s credentiala, and will permit him to bo seated without opposition if the Senate will watve its objéctions to bis moral character. Pinchback haz been mstructed to do. his part to socure the compromise here, aud is joing 80. ‘ae Republican Senators were in caucus to- day for five hours, The discussion was very ex~ citing aud bitter. No definite action was reach od, bat enough is known to show that the di y with the Senators is not the seating of | Pinchback, recognition of the Kellogg ‘Government. So strong is the opposition to the latter conrso, that it 1s in fumatod that Morton will chanze his policy, aud bring before the Senate a resolation for the seating of Pinchback separately from his propo- fition for the recognition of the Kellogy Gov- ernment, Conkling aud Howe, in tho caucuses ‘which bave preceded that of to-day, have taken the strongest grounds against Morton’s proposi- tion for the recognition of Kelloge. Conkting’s position is supposed to be this: He will stand by Fre President and give him cordial support in his provisional recognition of Kellogg, but as 9 lawyer, upon tue evidence in the record, he will decline to Le forced by caucus to recognize the Kellogg Government as legally valid. Howo takes exactly the same position, and bas inti- mated that he does not think it becoming 10 Morton to insiss in forcing 8 caucus rule against the opinions of so many Benators. Wadleigh, of New Hamrsbire, who was absent when the Coomittes on Elec- tions voted sesterday upon the motion to recog: nize the validity of the Kellogg Goverument, has returned. Has position is practically: idenii- cal with that of Conkling sud Hoxe. In tho caucus to-day the dnal proposition was to seat Pincbback without pressing the resolution recog- nizing the validity of the Kellogg Government ‘This motion did not prevail, but it is intimated that Morton will shapo his course in acourdancs with that prozosition. Tie Kellogg Government is tue incubus upon Pinchoack, and not the reverse. (to the Associated Press) ‘Wasmmaton, D. C., Jan. 30.—I'he Republican Sonators were in caucus to-3av, for about five hours, on the Louisiann question. After much debate it was concluded to support the President in what be bad already done rclative to affairs in t State, and to stand by himin the future in support of the Kellogg Goveramet ia all lewful authority. Itissaid there are eight Senators who dissentgrom this position of their Iepubli- can associates. Tho question of Pinchback’s is ‘shill before tho Commuttee on Privileges and Elections. —-— PACIFIC MAIL. DIRECTOR SMITH TESTIFIES. Wasnrsarox, Jan. 20.—Tho House Ways and Means Committee resumed the Pacific Mail subsidy investigation this morniag. James D. Smith, s Director in the Company since 1874, explicitly contradicted the statement made by Irwin imputing to bim some knowledge of Irwin's employment by Stockwell, and Irwin’s receipts or expenditures of money, Smith never knew or heard that large sume of money were spout in ‘Washington or elsewhere by Irwin until monws afterward. When Stockwell projosed to the Ex- ecutive Committee the resolution authorizing him (Stockwell) to employ counsel and expend such money as might be necosaary to present tho case in Waehington, be (Smith) remarked: ‘You can't expect to expend more than 25,000 on this Sutbority,” and Stockwell roptied that the expen- dture contemplated by him might be $5,000 or $6,000, but would certainly not exceed $10,000, and that this would be paid ont for counsel-fecs, hotel-Dills,the preparation of statistics, etc. Stock- well repented these statements to the Board of Directors, and it was with tais understandiog that the action of the Execative Committoe was rati- fied by them, and all their other expenditures were 1nade entirely without the kno-«ledgs or congeut of the Board of Directors, or, so far a8 the witness knoe, of any one of them. SERGEANT-AT-ARMS ORDWAY said be had mado a carefal examination of every credit 10 members of Congress during May and Juve, 1872, avd found that oaly thirteen mem- bers made deposits of any sume during those two months amounting to 3100; and these thirteen depositors, only two were credited with more than 500, aud thet neither of these two members voted for the Pacific Mail sabsidy. Oraway also swore that thero has over been, to his knowl- edge, one dollar of money paid io any member of Congress in or through his office, to intluence legisiation, during the elaven yoars that he has been in office. IRWIN RECALLED. Richard B. Irwin was rocalied, and declared that, according to his recollection, every word in bis testimony concerning his internew witb Smith was strictly true. Irwin was then inter- rogated by Clark Bell. counsel for the Pacific Mail, Sir. Beck expressing surprise that such a priviloge had been granted to any outsider. Inwin, under the examination of ‘Mr. Bell, tes- tified that he ‘PAID CAPT. BEADBUBY $10,000; £2,000 before and $9,000 after the Subsidy bill paued. Bradbury was employed by witness more on other business than on the subsidy. Witpess knew only from inference that Stock- well employed William 8. King, to whom was paid $125,000. “He did not employ, dC, Par- sons, Stockwell’s private counsel. places stat NOTES AND NEWS, ‘THE PACIFIC RAILROAD BILL. Special Dixpatch to ‘he Chicano Tribune, Wasnrxatox, D. C., Jan. 30.—It is possible that the Texas Pacific bill will be voted upon in the Senate Committee on Pacific Railroads on Monday. The plan of Tom Scott's managers now is to induce Ihe Committee to report the bill, so that it ean be placed upon the te calendar without an adverse roport. If it can ‘be got out by the Committee, they think it has sufficient strength to pass the ‘Senate. a9 the Associated Presa.) ‘APPOINTAENT. -Wasurxatos, D. C., Jan. 30.—Col. J. 0. P. Burnside, of Tilinois, has been appoiated Super- fntendent of the Vost-Office building and dia- Dursing clork, vice George D. Chenowith, re- signed. A QUEER POSTAL PACEAGE. A package was received st the Dead-Letter Office containing half a dozen saskes. two dead and the remainder alive. Ones a copperhead, & feet long. The reptiles wero in atin box ad- Gressed to Germany,.but_hsd been stopped at New York on account of insufficient postago. 3 —— A Ikick to Some Purpose. “Advertising is being rednced to 8 science in Paris, aud come of the methods used by trades- men to direct attention to their wares aro worthy of the study of Barnum himself, Tho latest recorded throws rhinoceros-fichts cand hon-bunta far in the shade, You aro qui: ly walking along the boulevard, pensively meditat- ingon life and your mo:het-in-iaw, when sud- denly you are astonished by & kioz from behind. You turn. and meet the impertinent gaze ofa stranger. If you are a mav of honor. ‘and most Frenchmen are, you at once demand eatisfactioo. “Certainly,” says the assailant, bowing coolly. «Yonr card, air,” you say, while your eves barn with rage," Here it ia, gir,” bo responds, hand- ing you a pasteboard, Yon look at the card, aodvare stupelied to read something like this: “The largest stock of wi tor clothes can be seen at NoS— street AMUSEMENTS ~~~ADELPHI THEATRE, MONDAY, FES- 1, 1875. LAST WEEK OF TIE WONDERFUL BOISSHET FAMILY! Whose terrific and thrilling explolts aro the prevailing Three? The care helzt: and grand opportunity, piasen e erate Adelphi, rendurs ths porformance the movt im puls atatand briliaut that evcr took place on the American Continent, quiinent: jst time in Chicago, the charming litte pely BABY BINDLEY he wonderfal lintte mastoat prodiss, whe, maxes bar Fie, enh ber fatbes PRUE. Brebviy “rhe elegant and graceful Premior ‘Dauseuses, Bettie Rerumelsbang & Sale Clinetop, And also the Famous Animal DILAND, WITH HIS INTELLIGENT CANINES. Srhis week is tho igst of the brilliant and gorgovus Tix travaganza, FIELD OF THE CLOTH OF GOLD! Jast weck of tha WORRELL 81STE 8, ot FO! QUI. “WALTERS AND MORTON, of, tho charming QUE, JENNIE TURNOUK; the clover Irish Minstrel, WEL GDONORUK. Altagotbor a wondorful wosk of ‘pronounced star attractic most excellent feataros an ‘Matinee, parformancos f dsoo, Wednesday and Saturday, Cots; Cl Ladies’ Night, Thursday. ‘Audiznoes comprised of the olito, the intelligent, and aitoliured, equal ia orcry raspcot to an oporatic aa senfblage. GRAND OPERA HOUSE. KELLY & LEON'S FAMOUS MINSTRELS AND BURLESQUE OPERA TROUPE. ‘Scoond and Last Week of the Comic Opera, THE CRIMSON SCARY; Or, The Council of Ten. TIE ONLY LEON -EDWIN HELLY nia 2, «Crimson Scart” of YY MOON "punted by R. H. Hal- Y isq., has boon pronounced by ootd prow and public Oud of the inest productions aver witaessed on ny $.820- First Appesrance of the Czlebrated Comedian, INTIsD, WAMBOEBrD. Fint Week of COS’ and SCHOOLCRAFI'S Act— DELIGATE GROUND. BANJO SULO—{atroducing '* Homo, Swoet Home, whe Vonatioas Me HALE EREDERICKS, KAYNE, SURRIDGE, LEST sSITORTOS ta Kow Trios, Quartatics, and Quintet! W. J. DAILY, in New Studies for ths CONCKRTIN WAYNE & LOVELY in New Scecialtics. Every Evening at 8, and Wednesday and Saturday Matiees at 3. : CHICAGO MUSEUM. MONDAY, Feb. 1, overs ovoning daring the week. and ‘Toesday, Thursday, aud Saturday Matinows, the Gres: Zeasation, fo tnroo acts, founted wren thy anyings Hoary Ward, "Tueodars Tultga, Victoria \ Beounse, hall, Mrs, Taeodora Tiion, 2o., ¥i si dc. entitled Sconery, Now Appulatments, ‘With the following Powsrfal Cast: SCAN ‘Miss Erna Sto 3 Helea Florence 3, Geand Testimonial B-nsft to 7 given on acovnut of injurics ro- Apply at DIVE: ceived at the late tire. "Wauted co Youug Ladies for the Ballot. the Stage Doorbotween 9nd i o'clock. HOOLEY'S THEATRE. MONDAY, FEBRUARY 1, Engzy Eegning and Watnondat and Saturday Matineo, VHUW AND LAST WEEK. Continned Success. fadorsed by the Public and Press. MAGNOLIA! ‘Tho greatest sonsatinn yet produced in Chicago, Crowd. ed nightly and orerilowing at the matinses. This week ul'be introduced an ontirely new STEAMBOAT EXPLOSION! ject new steamer having bet ir tha ecession, cosoring tho en-ire A THEIGLISG REALISTIC ERE of this Theatre in tho cast. This fail to soo this zreat play. McVICKER'S THEATRE, BRILLIANT DRAMATIC PERFORMANCES Wis. D.P.Bowers—Uir J.C. MeCullom Will be supported during the week by the ENTIRE DR. TP eR PERSE STDS fe cniecled standard woth CAMILLE, MARY STUART, LOVE'S SACRIFICE, MONDAY AND TUUSDAY, MRS. BOWERS as CAMILLE. ‘Wednesday and Thursday—[LOVE'S SACRIFICE, Friday aud Gatarday— Mes, BOW SOE: Eriday aad ootarny ie arisnie . ACADEMY OF MUSIC, Monday, Feb, 1.and until farther no- Teta, | tice, Barcles Campbel/’s now rninantic PAL IC Trish drama, weitten ezpressly for this New Songs. thestre, entitled New Sce a PT ih Grana Uaile ‘Matinocs ‘Wednesday * A magali fo ‘Tho popular Comedian md Vocalist ral Dix. Con Murphy ‘Tharaday-| As the Ballad Stagor. Everything new. GRAND MASQUERADE GIVEN BY THE TORNVEREIN “VORWARTS,” At their Hall at West Twelfthest,, ON MONDAY, FEB. 1, 1875. Admission—For Gentlomen, $9; Ladies, $1., Tickets can now ho procured at the Tivoli Cigar Stand and ot Gae. Mobs, cor, Clark and Montue-sts. Seats in Gallery, A181, can pow be reserved at the Hall. . ‘THE RINK, THURSDAY EVENING, Fob. 4, GRAND MASQUERADE NIGHT! On which occastoa there will bo TWO GOLD MEDALS. Srarded: ono tah nece wil bo. Ths finest costumer tho ertwoihegent. Open ne. ‘Admiesion, 250. pire ibereal *, GROWS OPERA HALL, SIG, BLITZ, JR., and WHITNEY cive an ontertain- meat for tho Bezoiit of the First Sociesy of Spiritualists, Boe " on Monday Iivening, Fel EVENING SFONDER-WORLD. Whitney will introduce his laagh- able Soancse in Voatrilog . PROF, CARR'S DANCING ACADEMIES. e-av., corner Thirty- 0 sevonth-st.. Tuesday evening sad Saturday afternoon. ‘WEST SIDE, corner Wood and Lako-sts. Friday evon- tng. ‘NORTH SIDE, 21 and %3 Huron-st. ‘Wednes: ent See ie i Pupils received at any time. ©. A. OARR, Principal. DANCING ACADEMIES OF MARTINE. SOUTH SDE, ol Indiana-s7, AMUSEMENTS. “HAISTED-ST OPHRA HOUSE HALSTED-ST. OPERA HOUSE, Corner Walsted aud Harrison-sts. CHIICAGO'’S NOVELTY THEATRE. HE FINEST ORGANUZATION OF Talent, Genius, Art, . Wit, Novelty, Sensation, and Humor, EVER BROUGUT TOGETHER IN A SIN- GLE COALPANY+ WE REPEAT THE $10,000 CHALLENGE! THAT WE HAVE The Largest Company in the City, ; The Best Company 1 the City, The Host Versatile, the Most Talented, and the Most Artistic Company in Amerisat To-Day. THAT WH 1iAVE More Talented Ladies, More Beautiful Ladies, . More Specialty Artists, More Comedians, Better Comedians, ‘And a finer array of VOCALISTS, DAN- SERS, CORYPHENS, etc. than any Vari- ety Entertainment in the World. Wark this Wonderful Fact! WE DAVE 99 STAR SPECIALTY ARTIS! 82 Each of whom does an ORIGINAL ACT, and in a manner far excelling any similar performance. THIS IS WHY WE GIVE A SHOW IN WHICH Every Act isa Feature Every Performer a Star. NO IMITATIONS, BUT PUR) ORIGI- NALITY IN EVERY FEA‘ URE. Monday, Feb.. 1, EVERY EVENING AND MATIVEES TUESDAY and FRUDAY, 2¢2:30 p.m., will be presented Our Great Sensations! PEeoRST: The greatest of all, fho laughable, ‘comical, ridiculous, mixtbful extravaganza, . nei, SECOND: Mile. Marie Delacour's (The ONLY GENUINE and the Original Troupe of) FRENCH CAN-CAN DANCERS. MADAM RENTZ'S WORLID-RENOWNED Female. Wiustrals The most bewitching array of Beauty and Talent in the World. AND, FOURTE, THE GRAND O10 OF NOVELTIES | Introducing all the Star Company, ‘When and where in the history of amuse- ments has-the above array of attractions ever been equaled? THE QUESTION I5 UNANSWERABLE. 7 Come and See for Yourself! ‘As the interest:in the above features is sop- arate and distinct, we append, for the conve- nience of our patrons, the following TIME TABLE: 8:00. OCLOCK-FNE FEMALE MINSTRELS. 845 UCLOCK—THE SPLENDID OL10. 9:30 OCLOCK---THE FEMALE. BATHERS, 10:15 O'CLOCK-~-THE GREAT CAN-CAN. Our Matinees TUESDAY and FRIDAY, at 2:30, when prices of admission are 25 and 50 cts, SPECIAL NOTICE! Cars of Blue Tsland-av. and West Division Bailway, and South Side Stages, at the door at close of each performance. DELAY NOT! wasrsio, | SEE THIS WONDERFUL SHOW ! STAR LECTURE COURSE, “WR tako plcaeurs in anoouncin: tho rett eee eiOuNS soins Blew artis RICHINGS BERNARD Grand Costume Concert Company ! FOR A SERIES OF 7 GRAND CONCERTS 3 POPULAR HATINEES Atthorequest of many friends, for the conrentencs of all (YOUNG and OLD) who daira to_attond theso lm- Ineaely popular Concor's, wo nave arranged to have the Troupe appear on ench Sicie of the city. Please note carc- folly the toilowing announcement of the dates and pieces of exon Concert, and the arrangements and places for jo of tickets, viz. WEST SIDE CONCERTS: wen in the UNION PARK CONGREGATION. Bfstinoe (fur 2d fe aren: will be ALCHORCH, os follows: Grand Family the convenience of all who ars unable ¢ ing concorte) will oogur NEXT SATU) 2 coc onl tee ollowed by to Grand C ‘Tuo.day and Friday evenings. 3. thie Coens and, staaoe for ele at Bal tore, 490 West Madionst : SOUTH SIDE CONCERT : willbe given a the MIGHIGAN AVENUE BAPTIST SUPREN CA dS Satusday evening, Feb. 6, being tho tert evening cancert. Tickets for this eoucert salo oily at Bhss & Sharp's drug store, corner ‘Wabasi tyuecondat. ‘NORTH SIDE CONCERTS willbe given in McCormick's Halk ou Monday, We aetcday, aad Satarcay ovoninss, ely Wednes- a 8 18, iL Sey ghand two pupalac Family Satinces on Wednesday ‘and Saturday aftornoons, Fob. 10 and 13. Atickots for these Conesrts will bu for nate onty at Jan- aon, MoClurg & Cu.'s, 117 State-st. Siar Contre "bus Hekescavan with reiorrod stats st ‘Janscn, MoClarg & se POPULAR PRICES. That alt may have an opportunity (o hear thts troupe der ing ita precent svazon, we have arranged the Felloring scale of pricer, vi f FOR ALL MATINEES, admission SQ CENTS, no extra charge jor rescracd POle ALL EVENING Conegrts, admission T5 cents; Re- screed teats i, Theszleaf seuts For all, these concert and tnatineer vill bagin at the above-named pluces next Wednss- day morning, af 9 o'clock, OPTION TICKETS, in 1 af 1O. gord For reserved serts for alt these com~ cers, ‘all Siar enterlainmenta, for eale at above places for CARPENTER & SHELDEN, Mannders, “McCORMICK HALL. STAK LECTURE COUKSE. In his enjoyable lecture, giriug humorous sketches, silus- trating te puilosophy of “DIALECT HUMOR.” Next TUESDAY Evening. SKETS for salo TO-MORROW MORNING, at Jan- cI son, SlcClarg & Co.'s, 117 Staro-se. ‘Admisrio1 eta; es ey erkes. i eta, Stat ‘bas tickets. eutitliog to free. rise to Bal given with reserved seals, at Jansen, jure & Un.'3. OPTION TICBRETS. In prckages of 1 A for all St Entertain: meseaeea Me FOALS A ate Wednesdays = CARPENTER & SHELDON, Moaagers. MONDAY EVESING, Fob. 1, 1835, First Appearance of BMI.LK. SCHNEIDER’S ORIGINAL PARISUIN CAN-CAN, DANCERS! In the Gorgeans Spectacle o TEs BRIG. So ‘atuction of the Greatest Sensation of the pres “DRAGON'S CARNIVAL.” Tho Seanti- D ALB MINSTRELS. |New Faces, New Acts, a Matinses Wodaosdase aud Seiurdays. McCORMICK’S HALL, fal New Sone: GRAND VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL CONCERT, . WITH FULL OUCHESTItA, cryco MIL, cnUEE cured at the College, 43 Wagush-av., : 'F. ZIEGFELD, Director. SUNDAY LECTURE, MADAME LEONOWENS, ‘The English Gororness at the Court of Sism, on "“Boddha and tho Buddhists of Siam.” GRAND OPRRA HOUSF, SUNDAY, Jan. 31,3 p.m ADMISSION. 10 CENTS. CARR'S HALL, 787 Cottago Grove-av. Mheatioas for the Bello St. Hank's Chueh, ox RvasING, neonet, MOND<Y_RVGNING, 7M o'clock. FIELD-LEITER MARKET. CHEAPEST AND A complete_variety Game, Fruits, Vegetables, ers, Butter, Cheese, Egss, competition. YOUR ENTIRE THE SAME ROOF AUCTION SALES. nny FR en ar By GEO. P. GORE & co. G8 & 70 Wabash-av. AUCTION SALB oF DRY GOODS. Rognlar Tuesday's Salo, Feb, 2, at 93% ofclock, Staple and Yancy Dry Goods, Hosiery, Notions, Lincuy Underwent, Pumishiag Goods, | Bisa! Binds, 6-; Tapio Damark, Towols, Crash, &0, Cloth, afatring:, arazsies, Whips, to. fa TP inerain Carpors; aivo, Cortsge_and itng Carpete—s Bice fino af des patterns. Sale c&Carpats af 11 o'clock. GEO. P. GORE & CO., ‘and 70 WabasD-ay, OUR AUCTION SALE OF BOOTS & SHOES For Wednesday, Feb. 3, Will be a very attractive one, 4s we shall ow a FINK LINE OF GOODS POR sh SPRING SALES, GEO. P. GORE & CO.. ‘68 and 70 Wabash-av. Ar AUOTION, On SATURDAY, Feb. 6, at 9 1-2 o'clock, 16 Crates W.G.Crockery . IN OPEN LOTS. 30 Walnut Wardrobes, 17 Parlor Suits, 14 eee G00 Walnut, Bedsteads, 100 Bureaus, 75 Commodes and W. 5S, Bureaus, $0 Marble and Wood-top Tables, 50 Walnut Pxtension Tables, 45 Wihat Nots, 15) Wal- Jat Chairs and Rockers, 16 Dressing Cases, Botas, Gounges, Parlor and Office Desks, Bhow Cases, Mirrors, Hair and Husk Mat- tresses, Floor On fort a oth, Carpets, 0, xl nnd examine this stock during the week. te stock, Fine Open and Top Buggies and Harnesses. _GSO, P, GORE 4 CO. Avotioncers_ By ELISON, POMEROY & co. BANKRUPT SALE AT AUCTION. MERCHANT TAILOR’S STOCK. Necktiss, Clothing, and Store Eixtores. TUESDAY MORNING, FEB. 2. AT 10 O'CLOCK, AT OUR STORES, 84 & 86 RANDOLPH-ST. By order ef GEO. W. CAMPBELL, Fro., Assignee. wo pillvell a large sad well-assortod stock of scasousble foods, consisting of Cloths, Casyimeres, Besvors, Mel- fons, twoeds, Vestings, Tatlors' Trim 3, 2c. ai ‘Also, the Store Fixtures of Store %5 Bearbornat., ‘Coun- tors, Tables, &c., £c., and au invoice 360 Daz, Blase ant Colored Sil Nettie, ‘Also, a stook of Ready-made Clothing, Boots, Shoes, £0. ELISON, POMEROY & CO. Reguiar Weekly Sale. AT AUCTION. HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, Friday Morning. Feb. 5, at 9:30 o’clock, New and Sécond-hand Parlor, Chamber, and Dining- NGm Furai ure, Lounges, Wardrobes, Bookcases, Ot Desks, Chaise, Cai ico wves, and a large stock of Gen- ey Harness ste, ete. PUMEKUY & CO, #1 and's6 Handolph-st_ Harnt By HODGES & Co. 633 West Lako-st. Large and Attractive Sale of HOUSEHOLD GOODS, ON TUESDAY, Feb. 2, 2 p. m., Consiv'ing of Velrot, Bravsels B. B. sad Tapestry Bras- “Ply acd lngraia Carpets, Parlor Suites Fino ‘Chan.bar Suits, Wardrobes, Lounel stead, Washstands, Tabl>s, india ‘crosen, Feather Pillows, Springs: alsn. Srvc Reara, Cutlery, £0., 20.3 Parlor and hy:t-class Mavol and Kitchen Utensils, Ssle positita and without resore. Quner coinz abroad. WAL. F. HODGES & CO., Auction sts. "No. 638 West Liko-at Also, on Wedacsday and Saturday evenings at NO. 14 SEY MOUR-ST. streot above Wostera-av., between ‘wo aball stil ths entire contents, o1 ative. me. of he Grocery Store cgnsisting of Tess, Coffoos, Sagars, Dhelf-g ods, Foun, Fruvisions, tio oe, Also thie bar attached, with stock ¢nd fixtarss; also tho Coumers, Bins, to, ote sh tho eTvcery. Rule pocliive aud without reserve. WAL. B. HODGES & GO., Auctioneers, 6 West Lake-st. LEGAL, CT COURT OF THE UNITED nera District of Mituois—In bank- Vavid CG. Garlaud, Daniel W. ea}, bunxrupts. houndersigard, Koborc E. Jonkins, Assignae of the ortate of ndid bunxtepts, hereby gives notice that ho will Mat public ancti to tho bighost bidders, sel on on Taursiag, tha 18th day of Fobraary, A. D, 1835, com- fuoneing at 10 o'clock in the forenoon, # ¢ contivuing aa- tit all the property heral the entrance 10 tho st., botweon Aiadison. cage, all tho right, ti:lo, yupt, or either of them, Tne ta ibis matter commonced, and uf the undersig: PEt Taco, 2s atoressid, in and to the following descr sd property, to-wit: Lota to oy four (4), six (6), cigbt (2), and tea’ (10) in Hughos’ Addi in to, icbizan Cily, La- porto Gounty, Ind., also th2 half of the northwest quar- Perot the suuthesst quarter, snd the northeast quarter of tho southw: quarter and toc southwest guarter 3 quater of Section thi a0, of the north: Ons oven (11), range two (9) o&st, in county of Bich’aud i taloing 100 acres, atqnazter’ (9) of ecetion,ateren (iL), i reagoons (1) wost, ta the ‘Gounty of Stark, and RaGut Indian, 120 ace2s, more or Las; also lot number fweniy-threo (23), iu ingon's reenbdlviston of lote hurd). cizht @)y nize (i), and tea (10), in bicek number thivtoes (13), of tho Bine Istand Land and Buildine Com- {ays eubuivl-ou, kaown as ** Wasbtugton Holghts,” In Section cichtcea (18), township thirty-seven (31) north, Schwe fourtcon (11), eastof third principal meridian, Gack connty.and State of illtatis, aud said to contain cook Xorne also lot number a6 huadyed and tifty, fheve (155), in the origiaal subdivision of ‘* Greenwood,” Gounty of ‘Cook, anil Stato of Llino! Two 13), forty-two (42), and forty thre tur (ei), oF Norwood Park, Cook Cuuaty, aad State 0 dS lot ning (9), in block one (1j, in Wheeler's Addiston to, Irving Parky of said addition, an fy Gu), range thirteen (13) east, of cipal meridian, ook County, and Stato of fobteven (7). in Girlus, Gilbert & Wallace's subdivision of the north fivo (5) acres of tie eat alt of the wort hal ths southeast quartor of saction threo (3), township thi fin range thirteon (1%) cast of third prin ‘County of Cook ant State of Tlinvis: also & art of lot eighty=1hre2 a fronting thirty-four (32), fect on sirect, and dating & depth of ono bundrod (100) foe! provements thereoa, and belng fa,scction thiity-four Srrawaship thirty-nino (39), ranzo fourtcon (11) east, and Siate of iliac, subject to incam- “And ail of said property will be sold enbjact to all lion incumbrances, aad taxcs. ‘The undersiguod will a:so sel at sail timo and placo all tho aacollcoted and desperate debts and claims due and belonging to said estate, o list whereof muy Fcen on apuliceton to tha uadersigas Chicago, Jan. 2, 1615. ROBERT E. JENELNS, Assizneo as aforesald, 159 LaSalle strost. 3 By Wil. A. BUTTERS & CO., SALESROOMS, 163 EAST MADISUN-ST WEDNESDAY MORNING, Fob. 3, at9so'clock, 1c) PACKAGES GLASS. CASES WHITE GRAXITR, NEW PARLOR AN) CHAMBLISS) HOUSEHOLD GOODS, CARPETS PHAETON, BUGGIES, AND HAJINUSS, AT 168 BAST MADISDZ-ST. THURSDAY, Feb. fis, of HORDE BE At DRY Goonbs., CURTUM-MA DB CLOTHING, CLOTHS, CASSIMEKES, aisD FLANNELS, BOoors and SHOBs, AT 103 BAST A 1: FIELD-LEITER MARKET, BEST MARKET IN THE COUNTRY, of all kinds of Choice Meats, Poultry, Groceries, Teas, Flour, Bread, Crack. Oysters, Fish, &c., at prices that defy MARKETING CAN BE DONE UNDER AND MONEY SAVED. R. ABRIVAL AND Exrtay, copted. CoRR. STATE & PTWWVENTLETE-stTs, AILROAD TIME TABLE, DEPARTORE OF TRAINS AxTON OF REVERENCE MLRKS.—t Sai ‘* Sanday excepted. 2M = Anat excepted, | An vive bunday at8:00a.m. § CHICAGO & NORTHWESTERN RAILROAD. Ticket Ofices, 62 Ciurk- Sherman Horse), and TS Canabe ptt, ( ‘ala, corner Maslisurest,, anc at the depots. @ Luvugue 1. eDabaque Night raha Night i aGenera Geneva Lake Expr: ‘Depot corner: Kini ‘cf Wellsand S-Depot corner of Canal and Kinzle-sts, Devo! and Chteazo, ana, jo Througa zine. bridge. it, Soot Feat opees 99 Likes!. Tremuat House. Mail (via main ‘i29).. TERE a MISH AN CENTRAL ef Lake-rt., and UT Clarkeat., sous Dem 91033) a- me: 3:5 p. m.'§ 320 as me *9:0uD. 1. ,5°6230a. ma, # 8:5) a. ra. '* 8205 p. mae Sip pete? 829) me CHICAGO & ALTON Ranias Ci'y aud Denves RAILROAD. Line, vhs Lawtet, Tad Clit gan, Sorin yhetdy Alton a Es a cats West Sites near Iastisowa ‘and 123 Kandotph-st, 3 Ticket Opices: At Depot, Bc Touts and So Ex. Tefizrson City Express.. Peoria and Keokuk Fx: Chicago & S'remor, Lacon, Follet & Dwieht Accommodation. \* $230 p- ‘Leue. | arrive, £ ql ruth Paduean Railroad fz.|¢ 9:00 Wasbingtoa Bx. 1122410. CHICAGO, MILWAUKEE & ST. Labs RAILROAD Unien’Derot, corner Has"ison and leate. Ticket 63 Seuth Clark-st., oppdsite Sherman Hause, ant ct ‘eset Tease. | Arvin, Maearket, Bian: Eoeadores rairis du en, see * 93 j.|* TH ie Se eta Lace vise) CS HT Ste Paul & Minneapot-s, thevuza) pieas: also, via, Miuiwankee, soe Ripug, Berlin, Ochke fenasha & Groca . Milwankee, Madisor iicieg! Porno 5 bes Groon} 1 ay tevons’ Point. \*1t x Ailweakee & La Crosse eras Depot, feat df Lakest. ant, ILUNOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD. rot af Twenty Ofice, 121 Raxdalphst., near Clark, Spriugied, £4 ‘Springiiol Dabugue & Sioux C: ¥ ‘Dubuque & F.Dodge Ei Gilman Passenger. euria & Ki a gad Pevria (express. - CHICAG", BURLINGTSN & QUINCY RAILROAD. Depots, soot of Lake-st., Indianr-av. and Sizteenthsty Gnd Canat and Sixtecnthts. andat ‘Offices, 53 Clarks. ‘Mail and Express. Utiawa aud deceat Dutuaue & sivas City Pacine Fast Line, to: Anrors Aurora. ‘Aurora Pass: Dubugne £5: Pacitic Night Kapsas Cig, crison & St. ace? ‘Parseu, or. Mendota, Ouawa c Sircator Fi sengel i nioe cae ir (Sunday) jax City Exp... |? m Bp, for Oiansa..| 10:00 ps ma] 3 Leavenworth, AU} Joseph Exp......t! va Accomatud: “Six Baundajs. TEx. Saturday, 2Ex. Monday From Central Depot, Foot Lake-st.. vom Central Depot, foot Lake!» KANKAKEE LINE. ani de Twenty. Poet hee Tat actatphate eek depo Indiat at Day nati NI | feave, | _arrioa, * 825. 7:15a,m. press lis, Louisville & Cincin- ht Kxpress (daily).-....| 725 p.m. CINCINNATI AIR LINE AND KOKOMO UNE By LEONARD & CO., $1 Madison-st., (opposite 3fcVicker’s Theatre). GRAND OPEMING SALE _ ADT NEW STORE. NEW AND $ECOND-HAND FURNITURE, “Oa TUESDAY, Fob. 3, at 9:30, at 81 Madison-st.. Parlor, Chamber, and Dining-¢rom Furniture. A variety of Soc- Oud-hand Furattare, Gaepota, crc., will bo sold at the sano time under chatf/> mortg: “PRON SRD & CO., Anctionoers. om Piltabura, Cincinnati & St. Lauis Raibeat: ote ™ Leace. | Arrive ratsoapolls Lous $:00a. m. pm (Gaily) 720p.m.| 70am PITTSBURG, CINCINNATI & ST, LOUIS RAILROAD. From jot corner Clinton and Carrollass., West Side, Fieket afiee, 121 Kandolph-s., and at depot. Colambus, Fic Rigut xpress (dally). Leave. | Arise, 8:00. m.|* 8X0p.m T0p. m.| 7402, m PIvi: SBURY, FT. WAYNE & CHICAGO RAILWAY. By GOTEWALS & MceDONOUGH AUCTION SALE. 500 Of Patatings, 2,000 High-cinss Chromos, tno, 250 Elgar Steck Engravings. Also, largo stuck ©! Family Bibies, Miscellat pAloor Largo, style of rom a iancy Articles, This ‘is all frst xfs: and. finest ever exhibited in Hock fe lind wp be'sold without rovorre,, Salo Monday and ‘Tiesday, | coin: Afternoon and Evening at our NEW BIORE,-No. 138 State-st., to doors south of Mad- 0 will also rel 5 sa UR SLM L ae ne roe WERE By JAS. P. McNAMARA & CO., ‘27 East Washingtoo-st, 500 CASES BOOTS AND SHOES, AT AUCTION, ESDAY MORNING, Feb. 2, at 2! otelock. “Thy to Make aad fleay io Garry,” BULLS AND BEARS IN THE LARD MARKET, A CRAYON LITHOGRAPH, 163, ‘That has beon in such great domand the last few days, ‘can be had, av 25 cts each, of UNION LITH. CO., Cc. W. SHERWOOD, Proprictor, 162 Clark-st., Areado Court, Chicaco. MISCELLANEOUS. OLD GOLD AND SILVER of any description bought, Highest paid in cash a: 1e6 und 8 ¥ulth-ar., Uitongo Rules ECONOMY 18 WEALTH = Saves Time. Saves Labor. Saves Money- Peck & Tenney’s New York Magic Glycerine Syma ia the ort eaeuing soap in the worid. ‘“Gno-hall bars Hin ey ie Den workasa iil! baz of any other kind malls. Cun- yassers Wanted. Wor vale by ‘CURTIS 4 CO.- Commission Merchants, Sole Agente, 12 Sourh Water-st., Chica, I. TO INSURANCE COMPANIES, Companiva doing busizess in any of tho Stel or Torri tories can nave em de. ann! al svatersence exoedned, sworn nd ac fo before mo for halt the pr¥ a or eT teams coe hones Insurance Examiner and. conse of Deeds t mi ‘tho States and Territories. nr 8 Dass: fae we _° NOTICE. Ihberoby tice to all that my wile or fssiraay erase: Lette OA RTE AMES HANEGAN, 282 Statest, EDUCATIONAL, “Park Institute, FOR GIRLS and YOUNG LADIES, TL ASHLAND-AY. Term opens Wednesilay, Fob. 3. or ad- Spring Baperi yo} ies lor thestady of Frencu and Gorman, Ladi Jha Sivaneed classes on apytication to the Prinelpal UNIVERSITY OF NOTRE DAME The SIXTY-SECOND WW of this tion il begin on tho Iet of ve ons aes for particulars, etc. Ty pS COLO, 0 8. 0., Rotre Dams, ALLEN’S ACADEMY, Gomer of Michigan-ar. and Twenty-second-st, Splon- Geiiy cquipped fer bors ana soung mon of allages. dials samp ir oer, gue Teens mee A uh ita W. ALLEN, LL. D., Principal. Ind. ‘Leave. Wiad | ane 10:00pm. F908. debe ml $5 p.m BALTIMORE & OHIO RAILROAD Trains leave from Esporition Bailing and depot Jot @ Ticenty-second-st, Ticket office, #2 LaSal Mail, So no ‘Leave. ndays Excopted.. Dalivsescer CHICAGO, ROCK ISLAND & PACIFIC RAILROAD. Depot, corner of Van Buren and Sherman-tis. Ticket: Grand Paciic Hotel. Omaba, Leavenw'thitAtchicon Ex," Pera Accommodation... Night Bxpress... [_teave,_[ Aree DISSOLUTION NOTICE. ‘The copartner-bip heretofore existivg name of limitatioy DISSOLUTION. ‘under the Mchulonburg & Wilken iu chia day, dise ised by and putuat consent. John A, Sobulonbary, 8 alone autborized to cullect all money and asvame all Dilities of the lato firm of Sehalenbt & Wilken, TOUS Ay SUMULENBURG, PH. WILKIN, Chicago. Jan. 27. head of cents 10 Dp: Impotency, the mort dolicate attention, with write. Suricily confiden! MEDICAL CARDS. 4 MEDICAL INSTITUTE, cee ner Washington an ¢| coartered by sho State of noia for the express giving tho migbest posible cases, % Dr. tho profession for uver 25 years=age and 6D Retell important. A book for the million. fot. i Eseray, Lore. Nage,on Marriage, List pfmplcn on the Face, ete. home board, ete, ial’ ‘Oiice, 9a. aa. wotll 7% GLEASON’S ACADEMY, 389 WEST ADAMS-ST. ‘The naxt term of this sch BSP WEST ADAMS:ST, | The nest vem onaay Foe le 1. B. GLEASUN, Principal. FAIRBANKS’ STANDARD ‘OF ALL KINDS. fi FAIRBANKS. MORSE & CO. 7 412 & 113 Lake St, Chicago. Be zareful to buy only the Genuine. < FOR SALE. Plies. CASEY, 41 & 43 FIFTH-AV~ Keep_on hand the largest assortment fa thé and d-hand Goods. Fnruitare. ding, Bide Desks, Counters, Show Cases, Sholviog, Als Boxes, Mitte Blackers, Gray Blanks ead Horse Blankets ought aad sold OB -Fapy and Abuses in early life. Manhood res STACLES TO MARRIAGE. if Errore Hellef for Young Men from the effects of 7 Ronis to Marriage removed. | Now method of walige Books and cirealara 2288 caled cavolopss. Address HOWARD ASSD- free, ja Oiefo Nig Ne Niath-e:.. Pafladelphia, Pe- 4 stitation NO PAY!! ad profeesi NO CURE! biving aitign royetation for no skill. igs tvs ries Dr. Kean, 360 SOUTH CLARK-ST.. CHICAGO gharete May be consulted, personally oc. by mails {70% Cee ats cares Of BO PAL ou all chronic or dorvens diseases. only physician in the city who wi ‘Otice auurs. 92, Mm. SD. mI. ‘Sundays from 9 vo MADAM SAGRINE, Confidential Thompconian Physician. sQeunted pai a MC earn ‘Females and Childrei n. 626 STATE-ST.. UF STAIRS