Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, April 4, 1875, Page 15

) e —_— TOWN POLITICS. ghe Leaguc Between Core coran and JMcBemnald. Their First Step Toward Ate taining Political Power. Convention of South Side Reprobates. uTike and Trude Run Things 4o Suit Themselves. Frens and Fis Set Bepudiate the Meeting—Thess Ballot- Boxes. Ths West Town Nominations, THE ‘GAMBLERS. THER INTEREST IN TOWN ELECTIONS. Becent developments make it very plain that the gambling element of Chicago, borrowing the pamc of the People’s party on one side of the river snd of the Eepublican party on 'the other, is makiog a strepuous effort to win its first politice! victery, and ip begin its independ- ont career m Chicago, as other rascals fave begun before them, bywzm,, upon the mare incignifiant offices. It is quito natoral that they ehould comwmence by putting their men, ermen whom they can control, into the towh offices, and getting hold of thet machinery and the moacy those pfficers manags beforo striking for bizbur game ahd seckiog to possess them- gelves of maricipal or county affsira. For the purpose of doing this the more effect- ually, : THE TWO MAGNATES of tho gambling busivess, Mike McDonald, of South Chicapo, and Jobn Cor- coran, of North Chicago, per Mike Cor- corzn, . shonlder-hitter, ~Twentieth Ward yote-poller, ato., have entared into a grand co- alition with a view of carrying those two-towns. On tho North Side, what purports to be tho Re- publican ticket is nothing but Corcoran ; on the Bouth Side, what purports to’be the People's ticket is nothing but MoDonald. At the Con- vontion held yesterday, McDonald and his law- yer, Trude, were the rulihg spirits ; one preaid- ed, sod the other made the motions throngh -subordinates. At the North- Bide convention held Tuesdsy, Mike Corcoran was the rmuling spirit of ths Convention, and all the nomlnmons wers Gictated by him. Alzhuugh party names are ueed o2 both sides of the river, there 18 really nothing of a party nature about the movement. Itis gimply two gamblars, whoso interests havo hitberto beea aantagonistic, who bave now GONE INTO PABTSERSHIP for tho purpoee of controlling the nasess- ment of propecty and ‘the collection of taxes m the Towns of North and South Chicago. It is a fortunate thing that there is no gambler of equal notoniety in West Chicago, since otherwise thers would have becn a tnumvirato which would bave attempted $o rule this city as effectually as Ciesar, Pompey, and Crassus ever tried to rule Rome. -Luckily, the West Division is a pretty wide field to cover, and its gaming-houses ars generally of the 10- cent class. THE SOUTE SIDE TICEET is headed by the name of Thomas Foley, now Alderman from the First Ward, and koown for many years in connection with billiards. He has borze the reputation of arespectable citizen, and it is not believed tist he is cognizant of ‘the ul- torior designs of the gang who nominated him, and who intend to give him their votes, He, like any other candidate, ‘would probably be de- lighted to have anybody's vote, hecdless of ‘the motives which caused .the giying of it; but the fact remains that the bave setected him gamblers of Chicago 85 their canaidate for the responsible position of Collector after they had bceu nnable to make a0y torms with the shrewder and more knowing Evans. So there ars respectable men on the North Side town ticket, but nevertbeless, they wiil prove to be the subservient tools of John sod Mike Corcoran. It is noderstood ‘that TIIE ARDANGEMENTS FOR OARRYING THE ELEC- TI0NS are protty wpfl systematized. The “Tweatieth Ward, headed b; l‘y Aike Corcoran, is to cast votes nnough (3,000 if necessary) to-swamp the Gor- l‘zyunmv of’ of the Sixteenth snd Beventsenth ards. be trotted in express wagons all over the South town, sud ic vote at every poll between the Dearborn etreet engine-house and the corner of Halsted strect and Archer avenue. If the judges make sny opposition to receiving lnudnlenb votes, they ars to be put down by main force. It i claimed by these people that the sympathies of the police are with them, fo such anextent, at Jeast, that they will not interfere to help their oypanann. And they are o positive in this as- jon that there really seems to be some ground lar it. ‘What steps will be taken by tho other side to E:c\‘ent this condition of affairs, are as et un- own. Evans is smart, a good wire-worker, sud sponds his money only on the day of elec- . tion, Lut it -is donbtful whether even he can re- sist th deluge ‘which wilt ponr upoa him from ths Nerth Side of the river. § v —— SOUTH TOWN.CONVENTION. A HIGE-TONED GATHEEING. A nondescript Convention, composed . mainly of indifferent or -very -bad people, assembled in the Council Chamber ‘at 2 o'clock yesterdsy -afternoon for the purpose of nominating South Town officers, Tom Foley especially for Collect- that position on the ticket being conceded to kim, while for tho other offices a grand scramble ‘was permittod. Among the delegates were A. 8. Trade, the “ Chancellor ;” Jim Byan, keeper of .. » concert saloon under *‘ The Store ;" Jim Ap- pletem, tha chicken fancier: -Billy Reason, the % tanoy man ;" George Brown, theprize-fighter; a0 -ex-sssistant jailer Jim'MoHale. The fol- qowing were the most prominent of the 250 Jookers-on: ‘Mike McDonald, Phil Farley, Ed Burns, Tom White, and Meeny . Marks, who are ¢ ¥ellknown to the police, a squad of whom yere Jpresent in an officisl capacity. 0n motion of Constable Maloy, CELLOR TRUDE was_elected _temporary,.asd -then psmlumt, -Lhnlmm. ‘He -said the best -recompensa:he tould make for the ‘honorwould bs to not infict upon ths delegates a epecch, advising dhem, however, to 80 conduct themseives-as to -eerit the respect of the community whose suf- ALsages were asked. Jamee Gleason was_appointed Becretary, . md the following *‘gentlemen "—according Trude—were selocted 85 members of s Com« mittes on Credenti: 3L Maloy, George Ever- bardt, George P) 8, Jim Appleton, - and AL “Breanan, A few respoctable men bad been.elected dele- E2tes, but ihese, knowing the charzcier of the gang who were to control the nominations, failed 1o make their appearance, and the vacancies were Elied by the “nght.hndu! men.” There wereno ‘tonteets, and hence the ususl ; preliminary. fight Iverseats did not taks place, fimmpunol -the -Dommittes . being -adopted without & question. Mike McDonald sesmed to be the manager of the onclave, since his suggestions were acted on THE CHICAGO TRIBUNE: SUNDAY, APRIL 4, 1875.--SIXTEEN PAGES. that he hoped there would bo o ill-will because bs zhougm this organization to be illegally con- uted. Thn Chairman—1t is not necesszry for you to orate, which would come with better grace from tho Convention. 3Mr. Wilder—But I was interrnpted. The Chairmai—You have no righs to talk. Mr. Wilder—Any citizen has the right to withdraw the name of any citizen. The Cheirman—We came here for the purpose of putting certain'men in nomination— AMr, \hlda:u—wel.l in thst oaze I will withdraw, Aod he did. Alr. Trude (correcting. xnmul!)—Wo are assom- bled for the purpose of putung men in nomina- tion for certbin offices. 3ir. Thornton—I nominate Alr. Nelson for Sa- pervisor. - A delegate—Hold on s minnte ; it isn't timo. Don't give it away. A ballot resulled Evais 20, Foley 32, and the Jatter was nominated by ** acclamation.” - AS3ZSEOR. Nominationsfor Assessor were then made, half & dozea being put op, but John Mc‘\hlly ‘beat all bis competitors. There wero five nominations for THE SUPERVISORSIIE, nad the first ballot .rosulted in no choise. On tho second, however, George M. -Greenwald re- coived s mejority, and was declared to have been unanimousiy nomi iated. Davo Thornton objected to the nomination, and moved ** a8 2 matter of right ™ that thero be anotler vote. The Chairman—But Jfr. Greenwald received .| 45 out of the 52 votes. D Mike MeDonsld — Withdraw your mohon, ave. Dave—Allright, T withdraw it. After soven rames had been mentioned for the | office of TOWN CLERE, some one in the audionco nmmmhd ‘Wilbor F. Storey. ‘The Chairman—That is constructivecontempt. [Lnul?h.m by Mr. Trude.] “Roason was also mentioned, ‘but he de- olined. The Chairman said tbat, inasmuch as the nomination was not seconded, that was good reason for declining. ‘[Laughter by Aljke Mc- Donald.] The choics of the Convention for the office rus James Gleeson. . MILLINERY. AHUSMNTa. - Opening. ‘Wo shall open on Tuesday and Wednosdsy, April 8 and 7, a full line of FRENCH AND ANERICAN Trimmed Goods, FINE FRENCH FLOVERS, Silks and Straw Goods. ‘The Puoblic are invited. 156 & 158 Wabash-av, . CORNER MONROE-ST. SPRING STYLES rimmed Hats and Bonnets. WEBSTER&(, 107 STATE-ST. . THE QONSTADLE. Among those pat up fog Coustable was Geqrze Brown, the * boxor,” who seid-is ** wouldn't’go.” Bir, Keelor cailed the attpntion of the Conven- tion to the duty of remembering tho Germans. They would not, he szid, support a ticket that had only one of eir natiopality on it,—* one out of five won't do.” The lucky man was Ed Oaonningham, of the + First Ward,” though itis uncegiain where be does live. The Chairman requestod tho leaders of tho delegations and the candidates to rotire into the ante-room *in mlu that they might organize for the campaign.” Mr. Brennsn—It wonld not Le ont of place to- havea short epeech from some of thoso candi- dates which have been nominated. L. FOLEY was called for, and said : I have only.got to say that I thank you heartily, and hope you Wil be <ueeessfal ‘st the ‘lectlon, anl the whole ticket will Do elected. As far za I and my friends are concerned, wo will givo the wholo ticket our hearty support. !;[x McNeal them mounted the platform and eai 1 return you my most aincers thanks for your ind- aos and wil do sy wholo duty towsyds the sick, 0pe the candidates will be & Mr. Gresnwald was not present. Mr. Gleeson said : . X7 Imust I mast. 1 will dosllT can, and try to do right, If I do wrong it won't be tho fault of my heart, but of my head. Afy head is big enough, and ought to do right, but T might make a little mistste. Miko McDonald—The presidiog ofiicer onght 10 be thanked. That wvas done amid applanee by McDonald. The Cbairman was asked to make 2 zpeech, - but said he would be hecard from during the “campaign. On'motion tho Convention adjourned sine die. i ik 5 THE EVANS PARTY. THEIR CANDLDATES. Ar. Michael Evans is out in a cdrd stating that Then these organized cohorts are tc | in the so-called -political "Cornvention of tho People's party of April'8 his name was proposed as a candidate for the offizs of Collector of Taxes for the South Town of Chucago, evidontly for the purpose of implicating him in the Conyention ; that he is now snd has boen for the past ten days a canaidate ; that his past record is a gnffi- cient guarantee for tho future; that he has dis- charged his public duties honestly and faithfully, and on these grounds he seoks the suffrage or his fellow-citizens at the ceming election. For Assessor, the “Evans candidate, it would now appear, will be Edward Phillips, althouga this -gentleman does not declaro that he will be. Evans appears to desire him. Alr. Phillips does, hnlvevex, declare that he was not a candidate before any Convontion. In reply to interrogatories, ho stated, lato laat evening, that ho depends solely for an election axltha will of the people whom he served before, call his ticket Independent or otherwise. Having served 88 Aesessor before, he claims vo havp performed ‘his'bounden duty to the public. “Little Joo " will run for Town Clerk. 'The present Supervisor, Schank, intends to run, but it is donbtful if Evans takes him under his wing ; the load would bs too heavy. The slate will probably. be made ont in Evans' saloon to-day, & convention being entirely unneceasary, and the ° candidates will enter the Geld Tuesday nmmmg prepared to win the race or ** go broke.” THE CONVENTION. Itis claimed by some that the Convention which nomirsted town, officers yesterday was illegal, in that it was cilled by the Ward Com- mitfees, who have no sathority to call a town eonvention. On the other'hand, it is -urged that -the Convention last year was called by the Ward Committees, and that that was a precedent for the gction this year. Alr. Phil. Conley (an au- thoricy an such matters) having. committed hini- gelf to the former view Friday, seems inclined to reconsider, as is evidenced by the following « pay-your-money-and-take-your-choice ¥ com- o s af thn South Towen of, Chi taa Folers S aragranh appesred In" this morning's and Times, giving my opinion asto the legality of o ard Gomittes. calligg a fown. convention. I nad advice that the Ward Committes is not clothed wil such anthority, On that basis T.gave my oplman.? T am wrong, 1 did not .know as to the power {nvested in the Ward Committee. If they have such powsr, the &mu:w.;x:y‘ght in calling s convention. -Xwill. orse tho any legal canvention. 4 Prmre CoRuey, This still leaves -the question open, ‘and it “reslly mokes little practical difference whether the Convention was legal ornot ;-the candidates. will ‘run -anyhow, -and 80 will 'nll othors in the fature who are nomintted at conventions called in s gimilar way. The persons whodeny the authority of ‘the Ward Committees in the TRIUNE mmediately. “The Chairman stated thst . SOMINATIONS FOR COLLEOTOR. Xerein order. . Phii ‘Eecler nominsted Tom Foley. Mause. ui El:zgamld _who was a spectator,.* begged e honor ™ of nomineting Hike Evans. The Chairmen—Yon are not of the "Conven- tion. [Disorder.] Mike Brennan—Woll, t'hon. I nominste Mr. Evans. [Appleuse.] . Wilder, who ivas-also a Jooker-on—I am authorized by Mr. Evzns io say that he does not “wshtoappear before-the Convention. MoDonald—You &rc -not.in the Conven- Ar. Wilder—I suppose I have tha right so "nhdnw the name.of anycitizen. % 'flmC anald—No, yoo- i ‘hairman (mmmpung)—m Aon't my | mx- mu;a. [Ap- ‘premises do not know how atown convention .should be calied, nor does.any.one else, -zinoo there is appareutly no law regulativg atter. Custom, therefore, is 1aw, and, s preced@it hav- ing been followed, Saturday’s Convention is as legal -8a any that have been held within the -lumits of Cm:ugu. ) THE: BALLOT-BOXES. ‘What wae called “‘agood joke” was told ab the Convention in the Council Chamber yester- day aftgrmoon. According to the stary, ex-Ald. Bomers, of ihe Sixth Ward, went to County .Clerk Lisb and demended the ‘ballot-box of .his ward, claiming that e had ‘a right under ibe law to have it in his possession. Gen. Lieb, ‘however, bad strong doabts sbout the “‘right,” .and refused to deliver it to-him. Bubsequently Mike Evans ecame along, -and 'toox ibe Somth Side bellot-boxes -awsy +du an ex- press wagon, and hid them in & .place kmown only to himeelf. This feat, or rather larceny, slncs Evans had®o suthority for doing 38 he did, wes tho **joke;” ‘but the point of it is-Tather-difiicalt of .comprehengion. Some of Ald. Foley's facetiousfrignds suggosted that he procure candle-boxes for use ' Taesday, but it s not likely that-he will do 8o, 88 Evens’.object .is pxubunly to-prevont the proper lmxes from -be- octored. and to start with no -ong's tickets when tho polls gpen. ¥ —_— . THE WEST TOWN. THE. DEST TI which has yet been put-in ‘nomination -in‘the West Division is the following : —md- A Riddle. n.m sulsen, To-day the skirmishing of candidates in ths West Town will be brisk, three candidates for | Collector, O'Brien, Spencer, acd Hallman, being engoged last evening in marking cat their re- ‘spectiveroutes. ‘The whols disirict will be thor- oughly canvaseed, there is-no- doubc. Efforts for compromise-are bei: ;;-mndedmosc certainly botween Spence and Hallinan, but they will mot result sucdessfally bayond 'a peradven- ture. Epence has already announced his irrev- o;b o .intentions in these «;glnmna, an(}n.y;:-‘ .yx.nmm 's determination :fo. Etay ° o “poEitive. l‘wmm”fim ‘de L) Our “opening”’ ocours April 15. Tadies will find one of the choicest stocks of FINE FRENCH MILLI- NERY ever offered in Chicago. ask you to call on us. SQUIER & ELY, 109 STATE-ST. Millinery. Tho MISSES McDONALD beve just” roturmod from New York with a largo and {ashionable s Millinery, which, baving bought _for cash, w:p ol fowes than any. mm in 33,89 Beautiful Silk Hats, &6, trimmed {o Giio them a eall at 134 North Cl i DRY CLEANING. By oux Kow DY PROOESS, wo are Renorating with. ont ripping, romoving trimming, or impairing origlnal tustre, 8ilk Suits, ‘Woolen Suits, Party Dresses, Dxpensive Silks, Imbroidercd Sacques, Gentlemen’s and Children’s Wear. Also, Lace Curtains, Crape Veils and Bhawls of overy desoription. Moths will not destroy Worsted Goods treated by this process. 158 ILLINOIS-ST. and 265 WEST MADISON-ST. Andl 192 Sonth Clark-st. On and after Mey 1. WEDDING CARDS. WEDDING CARDS BENGRAVED AT Coebb’s Library, 38 MONROE-ST. " BUSINESS CARDS. MERCHANTS' HOTEL, Comez Clrls zad Lakoats. Tostdlocated Hotel for bust- AT b iras vty Sitad 108 optimg Ac- eommodatiens for familics and singlo porsons & n- blo ratcs, Transients, 83 . ablo rat raaslouts, BIPOr NSy e AMUSEMENTS. ' STAR LECTURE COURSE. McCORMICK BALL. TO-MORROW NIGHT, April5, OARL BERGBTEIN. ..Condnctor, Asdistod by tho Eminent Pianist, pupdl of Linzt's, HMISS JULIA RIVE, MES. 3. C, JONES, Sooranay, LEWIE, Solo Violinfst: e LD OCHOWT, Phintet. Reservod seats, main floor, 60 cents; Balcony, 75 cents. Ootion tickots good. For sale at Jansen, McUlurg & Co.'s. I'rce 'bus tiokets. Boston Phillarmonic Cloh, 6 FAMOUS SOLOISTS! APRIL 18- S ERNHARD IJSTEHANN. late First Violin Bulatt. ( the ’I‘hnmu FIH Z LIETLNAX‘V ‘iate First Violinist of the Thom. a3 Orchsetra. E’\flL GRAMM, Viola and Violin Solofst. ULPH HARTDEGEN, latc Solo *Collist of the Em- Dl‘vl' of Brazil. EUGENE WRINER, Flute Boloist of the celebrated B rilient youne Vocalis, MISS DAY A. e BRYANT. J900E; ?go{?fl?}fi??gfl"fi l;rfl!.ln: Lecturs on *“Ths Philos- o T & o B APT ) OARPRNTER & SHRLDON, ADELPHI THEATRE, ‘MONDAY EVENING, APRIL 5. THE ADELPHI COMPANY REMAINS pay CE[OA.GDI TROXGER THAN E THIS WEPK! STRVENTY m"x'umm NEW FAOES! ‘The Tropioally Romantio Drama. ST A TACE EXATFUR A AT HOMY, AND ABROAD ! Brillisat na Boantifal Soozery by STROXNG. Espectal ‘Engasement of MR.EDWINBROWNE the fi 4 timo ot fndlCui‘t nminhdlnr o fire! b ‘;BK!\%‘I‘:'T JOHNSON, E. H, BTE) RPN, Miss J sz CRDCKHI wglr_x.her with th edmx FIVFH!M'-EA 1 TARBR n J. LANGDON, -and Miss 7] ‘Positively Last Weok af - THE GREAT BOISEETS. First Apposrance of the tar Promiore, NATIA GAT GA] ordl Sistors, BELLE, JENNIE and NG & H&i‘fi.fi“m SEER . and al Matince, Wodnesdas. Satwrday. Ladlos® Night, TRt W ember the prices. MGVICKER'S THEATRE. ENGAGEMEST OF THE FAVORITE, I, O T T .Al Supported by Bir. E. A. LOCKE. LITTLE DETECEIVE. Songs, Dances, Duzts, Banjo Salos, Thursday—2IP. ACADENY OF MUSIC. - LAST WEEK of the cminent Dialect Act:2, JOSEPIE MURPHTY! Firet four nights snd Woednosday Matineo, EEETLE L “In whieh Yo susrnins cloven distiaot chericiers and f his be 5 nd.y-m"weu lxmnflt»dnfln Lts eparturs for Cal. fornia. Two great GREAT M.AI.AKOP" THEATRE, ‘Cor. Baxdolph and Jellermoais. .. ... o;nwmzmm‘ AT cweel, Dost Vaslety fa ' ‘We' . GBAND OPERA-HOUSE, KELLY & LEON'S MINSTRELS! SUCCESS! SUGGESS! SUCCESS! BAREE BLEUE! { tho_grect Comedians, Bong and Lt DA ot and Shesiaity Arisia, DELEHANTY & HENGLER, In thelr Original Musioal SKotch, TRICKS IN LOVE Rayze, Snilge, Frofdoricks, and Nortad, ‘The Favorite Quartatte, 1n New s«m #nd Ballads. WAMBOLD, LESTER, AND HALL In New Acl.l and Comiealitics. WATYNE & LOVELY, Tue poaple's sroriies, La tho Aczobatle Kang -and Danca B, M. HALL la 5 Now Banjo Sulo. £ Look out'for Now Stars and Noveltise. HOOLEY’S. Positively 6 Nights Ouly and Saturday Matinee, (EN ROUTE TO UGALIFORKIA), Commencing Monday, April 12, Tue Undis uted end Rogal Queen ot Y’ ENGLISIHE TRAG “'vo World-Ronuwned * JANAUSCHEE, Supported by hier now and most briiliant NEW YORK STAR COMPANY. fouay, Tasedoy, aud Wodnosday, April 13 13, & 16 e adR i n.;zy((;gnrlflblcum'colnhmte ho g HIEAK B3R! eati led CHESNEY WOLD. JANAUSCBEk in hor celobrated Dnal Charaotass,of each Maid. dlock, and Hyrcon, yLady Dodluck, and Hyriense, Felday-—] RBGRA Eaturday Ms(ineo, JANAUSCHER in Traged, and Gomedy: 3 Sots of MARY STUART, and tho Comedy of GOM ERE. ey Heonta (L_wm hO-HENRY VIIL o oo red Beajs il conyimanco on Taursday morning, 8 13 % Oea o Hooloy's. HOf)LfiY’S, THEATRE, Grand revival of tho popular sucessses of the sseson. ‘MONDAY.TUESDAY, AND WEDNESDAY MATINEE, ' Bartley Campbell's Americsn Drama, “TEHE VIRGINIADN> Wednosdsy evontag, Aprl &, benoit of D, Piapateick. 'he’ comic Irish Doma, “TIE WXHTL EORSE OF THE IEPPERS.” Thursdoy =nd Tiiday ovenings, Boncfcanlt's great piay, “EOEIDD O ASTRAY.” Saturdsywatioce and night, beaofi: of Mia Lonise Haw- “TOE ROJANCE “0F A POOR.I()U\G AN EVENTNG, ATS P. M., “THE SCI{GOL FORSCANDAL.” MONDAY, APRIL 15, FAN AT SCOEIISES. Minro. Monday, Ap=il 17—Rotura of Boolay's C.medr Company EGOLEY'S THEATRE. Satarday, April 10, Afternoon mul Night, FAREWELL BEREFIT T HI88 LOUISE HAWTHOBN Trior to her departare fos Oaliforaia, Matinzant 2o clock * RO3ANCE OF A POOR YOUNG SIAN. Marguorito. ... ... -Miss Hawthorne SCHOCL FOR SCANDAL. ‘Lady Teazle. .Miss Hawthorns Boz Shisct HOOLEY'S THEATRE. Wednesday Evening, April?, Farewell Benefit to D.Fitzpatriok. TWO LAUGHABLE PLAYS, The White Horse of the Peppers! AND WIDOW?’S VICTIM! M. FITZPATRICE w2l introduce New and Orizinal Saags snd his colebratod Irish Jig. Box-Shoct now open. McCORMICK’S MUSIC HAT Corner North Clark sad Kinzic-sia. ‘Complimentary Benefi Lunnefl MR, EDWARD SCHULTZE, THURSDAY EVENING, April 8, Mr. Bohultze will-bo zesisted by the following artista: | Mrs, CLARA HUCK, Soprano. MR. T. GOODWILLIE, Baritons. MR H. DECLRRQUE, Violinist. MI G.'S. Pic,TT, Pianist. MR, M. 'BALATKA, Violoncolloist, Tl Xbllnwmw ontledien trom 155 Aolls Qlnb- B. L. Helbrook, O. X Dodze, G- C; Phillips, W, T Alla. W 'H. Goulston, W. S."Elliott, Wim. Cox, ant F, o lie l.l:derkun: Sectat i MR, BREYTZPRAAK, Ao- Mt i, idactor. CORDi et inclu t, to bo had at J. lgltars Mosio Biore,1i0 Latt Madisorat. s cart Gommencos at 8 o'clock, precisoly. BXPOSITION BUILDING. JERUSALEH, In Her Grandeqr and in Her Fall. 2 Magnificent Paintings. Kow on Bxhibition—Day and Evening. ADMISSION.... --25 CENTS. 1t standing upon thsir artistic merits alone, thess | Palntings would mage the fame of any Artist, while in _pointof historic value they aro porhaps unrivaled inthe world of Art. To the ‘stadent af Biblical History they -are worth a whole volume of printed desaription."—[Lan- don Times. EXPOSITION BUILDING, Spring Exhlbltmn PAINTINGS! WOW OREN, Day and Evening, from -8, m. 10 10 . 1L The Collaction contains 550 WORKS .OF ART by Pt D of 7. EUROPE AND AMERICA. Fothing: antitled to tion from ATt peopl: 1x eves b cen Wost, e Admission, 25 cents, Twelve Tickets, $2. ELOCUTION. EXPRESSION BY VOIGE. AND GACTION. WALTER C, LYMAN, ‘Tho eminent Elocutionist ‘and Rbader, of New York City, B recovsrod from bia flineva. aad will commn Hisfratraotions (i ik “ag it impiiod, e tical, and thorough mothiod. ‘Terms for s'ngle - put per Hour 85 or hour ana. & half. Class fnstiaotion, £3 por pupif for courso of 6 lossons.” Teaching in coll eshoals, ele., Ell’o&rmum ‘of -6 lecturos of lessont. A ies and genta will be orgdnized Tues- oy oventug, at8 o'clack, ia Bzyant & Stmtton’s Leoaro ¥ Washinglon and Seate. - Take elorator. Tor . Barnes & Co., 115 A e ‘particaiars. addross aim, caro A. ¢ 4. B. Bir (oraing trom 9:50 o 10:30 o lock. AT THE EXPOSITION BUILDING, On Monday Next, April 5, JAMES WALKER'S GREAT PICTURE, Battle of Lookont Momtain, Wil be on exhibition, Itis the groatest Battle Plcture ‘gver painted In-Americe. 1t is the only groat.pictars of battlo, and attracied more atteation in Now Yok than any picture ovor cxhibited thors. Doars opan from 9 a. m. to 10p. m. Admission, 25 cts. SUNDAY LECTURE SOCIETY. Lecturs Socivty bag to:announea tatho g:uu Bent gu: Ivo Toctares more will b Fivea das REVELATIONS OF MODELN GE. ol.gm GY.. Iry Frer: ST . CONRICY, Leoturar Socfety, London. ADfll“—"EABLY CHICAGO," by 4 ‘the Hoa, JOHN |, imiscencs, ‘WENTWORTH: ~A chepter of, Porsonal Rem! Anacilote, i Hisiors, peo mlwlylnrmsnn-v “HCCOMMIOR HALL$pin. -&dminiem, 1. | AUCTION N SALES, By ELI@ON POMEROY & CO. At867Wabash-av Tresday Morning, April 6, at 10 o'lock, AUCTION BALE OF THE ENTIRE Household Furniture Ot privato delltag 651 Wabash-av., all firt-class Fasal- re, and nsed but a shiort Braseels Car s:- FPatlor Sult, Chambor Seu, Dining- room and Kitc| tare, Curiainaad Cornlos, Stoves, Beda 382 Bndalg, Crockery , ef.. ofc SN PR LR Y T 60", hos fonbers. HIGHLY ATTRACTIVE AUCT ON SALE Inings, By Distinguished American and Foreign Artists, Tuesday and Wednesday, April 6 & T, AT10 A. M. AND2P. M, At Our Bpacions Salesrooms, 84 < 86 Randolrhest. 'l'h)sis the largest and finest collecti s fhe s 'fim st collection of OIL PAINTINGS That our citisans )mvo had the opporimnity of selecting from for many years, and em- bruces many ertistic gems by well known o | 8gsta of distingtion, Y . Gardi, s, Do Ta Orgix, EL. g B Brisese. & qfi sy B5. Tonis. Rherhard, 0.5 Himone W, D, Nnrfl.\oot,w H. I.nnzwonhy. aad many other artists of equal merit. o caeiomns L Saintings cone us by a & New York art Galfo it positive insiructions o sell every pgl The whols on exhibition Monday, and Oat- alogues ready. ELISON, POMEROY & CO., ) Auctioneers. WEDNESDAY MORRINE, hgril 7, al 10 veluk, TEE ENTIRE Hongehold Furniture 0f two large Dwellings, 16 & 18 ELDRIDCE-COURT, AT AUCTION. Consisting of Parlor, Chamber, and Dining- room Furniture, Kitchen Utensils, Stoves, Beds, Bedding, Brussels and Wool “Carpets, Crockery, Glass and Chino Ware. All good Furniture and in good order. - ELISON, POMERQY & 00", Auctioneers, .A.'U'C’I‘IOI\T SALE - Pawmbraker’s Stock! Taursday orming, April 8, &t 10 o'cleck, At 837 Scuth Clark-si. The entire Stook of s Pawnbroker going out of business, consisting of ‘Gold and 8il- ver Watches, Diamonds, Jewelry, Guns, Pistols, Musical Instruments, and General Goods, found in above Office. RLISON, POMEROY & CO., Auctioneers. Prifay Horing, Aol §, at 9 12 o, OTR BE G-'U’LAR SALE. Uurimmenre doublo stores filled with. first-class NEW AND SECOND-HAND FURNITURE! AT ATCITIODT fihe sty Dagers wil firid Parlor Snits, Chamber Sots, Diain, tchon Furaifuso. , A’ Targe stocl: sof B st S B Hemflng. Mattrossas, dc. ELISON, POME 0., Auctionecre, and 8 Handolph-st. At our Friday's Sale, Apnl 9,at10 a. m,, 150 BOXES VERMICELLI, ‘25 BOXES FARINA, All'Tmportod Goads, i prime order, and ‘worthy the at- oF tho trada, teation B oR Poueroy & GO, Auctonser nd 85 Randolph-st. * SATE AT 269 West Ma,dison-st Saturday Moruing, April 10, 2t 10 o'lock, Tha eatim stock of a Retail Dealer in Grotkcery, tass & Clina ars, Plated WWare, czc. Svlandld Full Bets China Tea and Dinnsr Sets, White Granite and Stona China Dinner secs, 3 llrgs stock of Plates, CDDS. sad_Sau- s - t Decorated and White Toilet Sstx a fml assortment finest quality Plated Ware, Knives, Forks, Spoons, ¥ugs, Gob- Jats‘ &ec., all first-class goods. “§2~The whole uwck m be sold. ‘ELISON, POMEROY & 0O., Auctioneers. Talnanle Gorner Lai, With Improvements, . AT ATCTION, Saturday Afternoon, April 10, at 4-o'clock, ON THE GROUNDS, Corner Erie and. Ehzabeth—sts. T.ot 22x136, with a 20-room house finished ‘for tensmonts, with water on' everydioor, and ell ted. VRS $500 cush; $900 duo Maral 34 ERM! 1878 $3,000 March}, 1877, intersst at 16 or cent;_balance méfionu at s.par cent terost. SATE P ELISON, romor & CO., .STAI’LE 8 FANCY DRY GOODS | BOOTS oD SEOHS Auctioneers. By S. DINGEE & 0O, TUESDAY, APE}‘HLB?. l\‘. 1l1 o’ r.loc'k& ‘., 8t our @tore, Our Regular Sals of Househald Furnfturey Carpating, sod Honse-F ! vow Fucaltnes, fnished and unfinghed. m:u":nlé"n?.::n'{ ‘Chsmber Suits: -Handsozse P e iraro bt t e Sontanis of Pirate Residonon, com. ih“n‘ of Parlor, rary, Chamber, and Dinlng-) ornitaro: 130, joces of new Carpot ) ,n.?;.'.', e Breaacls aal. Sipostsy' ' fine line of new and used Offics Farnitare. fil.o{;&lzeh \ll“bo:nldwlulfinl auy restriction {n prices. . . 5. DINGEE & CO., Auctloncers. i |- | UL LINES NEW SPRING-G0ODS, PHILADEL- PHIA SHOES, l.\bCTIDN SALES, X0 RENT. By GEO. P. GORE & CO., 68 & 70 Wabash-av. For the More Speedy Disposal - of tha groat linex of Dry Goods, &c., bau OF Lindb ot whioh o Ate_bu” Gl Fagorpt,ve”are comas liod to hold two sales per woek, vis.: Taesdass and ‘hars "The tirst Thursd, axhibit o | ines By GondsPDases Cooth Crtbing, Gor darwear, Finslory, Notio ta and Caps, Straw Goods, Trimme fuge, Hardvarc, Cotloss: Linous, Intants' wm.'a.m- Farnlani s, Cigarr, Toilat o Wi, CAREEI G dar O hnuclc.;rn ¥ saloswii be oon atiged theoaghous the sessos. o B &nd- bogdar salo willcously: of a 850,00 2 slock P.GORE & CO., 63and 70 Wabash-av. Larog Cat alngnfl Auction Sale Medium’ s,nd Pine Grades Boats, Stioes & Stippers In which many of the leading manufacturers of the country are-rcpresented with &hm'r *| best wark, Wedmasday, April7, 2t 913 a,m, sharp. GEO. P, GORE & C AT Wabi-ar, DRY GOODS Our next Regolar Auction Sale, Taesdsy, A krah lavatces of sossouable sail m(?:;lfi:w-d?.m . Thied waslc of 188 Groat Dpuns " Towels,” Napkins, andkoreiets, “Coashy D 'sh Goods, Inclading s lino of rict Colored S Prtoiuive et Gingats Alpete: Bosges st Sk Umbrelizs aad Pacaols; great fn ¥ * i Gents® I*‘t:mhfflnz’“Gwh, Reladiog ias o Be Doary VT fis Bflon’ and infamrs’ oron (Ruffine, Dress o an e Trimmings, ad aud misse; Teimmed’ Hate: Heresies Quilte, 467 Yol asorfinont Hottarr Notioss, Hens Edgings, Qothing, Fockat aad bl “cn'x'x’m,"x;'uu' Ware, Earrare, Follet Soaps, Olgars, 20 cisos g Bloncaad Shectin o.wpufun L. Lomdn.«f.smwmu.mnf'mb i CARPETS. =) Fall lize of 2-vlys, Supers, 3-plys, Cottage Carpets, Zo. Balo opens at 9:20 . m. ; Carpot Salo at 11 o'elock. 00 patrons will notioo-tho ronponing of the d‘m"’" , inangurated l'or tha murv w-.ved G‘ . GURE & CO., finad’lflw:buh ‘Three Top Buggies, Two.-Open Buggies, One ‘Western Hunting ' Wagon, One 2-8eat Democrat, One 2-Seat Covered Park Phnamn, And Ten Sets Harnesges, . AT ATCTION, . On TUESDAY, April 6, nt 11 n.m., sharp. ‘GEO. P..GORE & CQ., Auctioncers, & 3 70 Wabashear, AT ATUCTION, ON THURSDAY, APRIL 8, AT 9 O'CLOCK A. M. SPECTAL SALE OF 18 Pkgs, Glassware (assorted). AT 10 O’CLOCK, the largest stock cf Hnusahold Fumitura and Carpets That has b a5 publle sution. Ferler and* e 5"{5&?"’1’%“ e Lotees. Fave | actloan xten- sion Tablos, Wainos Bedateads and - Buceass, Ao Top Hureans, Kasy Obatrs, Ha X alsttresses, Flato Mirrors, Otaco and Porlet esks, i Casos. A% et m Masble-Top Treos, §9: sovoral fine Sewl 'GED. P, GORE & B0 Auctioncers. TO CLOTHING BUYERS! REMEMBER, THAT ON THURSDAY, APRIL 15, Wo sball scll n 850,000 Stock of SUPER- | FINE CUSTOM-MADE CLOTHING. *ill ba the finest Clothing Salo ever mads in the clty hod CAST BUYERS shoutd make s notaof it. Ro- mamber tho date, T! | April 15 503 GOIE & D0, % and To Wabsshasr. By Wi ¥. HODGES & CO. 1187 Michigan-av,, near Thirty-frst-st, Wa will soll the entire contents, Manday, :Aprfl 5, 2t 10 2, m., cancisting of % Body Braols i i-piy_and Iog-ain Czrpots, rior Marble-top. ar Sete, Diniag- Room, Sitting-Room, Kitohen, and hnul Furaiturs: also Gaflery. Crockery, Glassware, Plated-waro, ote., osgiles aad kithunt ressve. . . HODGES § GO, Auctimacars, and 633Wes» Lake-st. rossiag- S, Marote: rand Hu “FOR RENT. GFFICES STAATS- ZEITUNG BULDING. Inquire at the Office of the ILLINOIS STAATS-ZEITUXG CO., i TFifth-av.. near Washington-st, TO RENT,, Part of Jowar floor Nos. 199 aod 197 Wabash.av., ecrner ‘Adamst., known as the Odoll Buildinz. Inquire oa premises. DENTISTRY. BR.H.R. PHILLIPS Dentist, 169 South Glark-st,, bet Madison and Honros, | Best Gum~Sets. m IAIENSE SUCOESS. £,600 plates manhiactured the past B PEAR g R i os i gl Sl v o wiedt W Bt aad thebigheat priced et Kaona 16 tho profsssion. The Intelligeaca of the publio is fully ke 1o tho lact that they may po longar pay 355 and £ 3 full set of teeth, when thor c2a get tha same for £ MOCIHIESNEYS, ‘cornor Olack 3ad landclobsts. KA plates at one. isfaoticn givaa or money refaaded. Gold tiral , and @0 fourth the usual pricos. Gold {sncy.prices. Warrasted. DENTIST. DR. W. DE LA MATTER, Sucozasor to . M. Towner, 1s till enrrging o3 tho busty nings 2t thaold stand. 15T West There howill N bt o tho 01 pateorss And siner. Pricos resaoasblo aud all work guaraas PROFESSIONAL. CANCERS. DOSTOR, FRANKLIN CEAVEF, Of Englewood, Caok County, Ill,, ‘Eralcates extorsal Cuncors a differont stazos o 1hodis ease, mm Lha incipient !umfl‘ifllhl fll”la or H.l'&n: hfl‘!' it h:ln“u ‘;‘m‘ DCC.lsc | Ln rbu’ T cation paialeas: ot diieslasans s issi thevian, Sattaactory relerades. Sand m‘.r.p prizeid cmiar and rarticalars. RAILROAD TINE TABLZ ARAIVAL AYD DEPAHLURh 0F TRAER ExrLyToTor Rmm CRAtARTS. T Saturtay ez opta * Sunday ex: 2Monday excy, o Vo Nunday at B0, mar § Daiir. = N vgm»ngoci HORTHWESTERY RAILAO. e ot e vemeey il okt oot 1 Leavr. An = o @ ! m. m m. m. . m m! m. @ iK2pr 00 = ¢Ganera Eake-Lopre B = ‘a—Depot comez of Wellsand 7 Deot cornor of Censl and 1'{‘1'&':’1':-:1'.'-'. R N CENYRA‘. RAILT989, Depot, faoot of sty and joote) Tsenty-secondst. lorkeit., sovtheast corner of Randokwhy Ticketodice, €1 and 95 Laket., Tremont House. S8B West La]a;e-s* *Sunday Ex. 3+ Faturday sad Sanday Bx. = Lazge 2ad attzactive sale, TOERDAY, APRIL €, af 2 P, X, , x.ud:sn. aad Lannc Fino Pusior, Diiog.Toom, Grousit, Badatital * Chamber nxu. it one T0ciave ote.; alsa’ Bnkzua: pir ui e [‘;flé ldmfl'\l s ‘5‘ s rsod s Bo 1 going aw WAL, F. HONGES & CO-r Auctioneers. LARGE CATALOGUE SALE HANDSOME FURNITURE. i, At tho private: m!deuc!. 6 Park.av. nsar Union P; on Thursday, A 2. . cpasisilog of onoe T en ok 1 ] SO tare Banotunso, b Brg pots, aimost naw, klogaae Parlor Marbio-toy c:mm Sults witn Dmv':gfl Cases, Bosatitul Dlalog. toom, S~ ry te undey Furnicare jalso clegabi. m!lmm- aod Lambrequns to matcii; onc fng Blex Miceor, Weal Bronaca, Hure, Stesl Engraving, aint an' Piatod-waro, ars: o0 oo T “Eali%ar” Cataloguo on "Wedaesday, &% nhvm. WAL ¥. IODGES & Ca., A &5 and &'V e Tranemy Ty T P S e i S Hold Begalar Trade ales of WOOLENS, CLOTHING, Furnishing Goods, Notions, STRAW GOODS, | “TUmbrellas, Hnt., Caps, Gloves, Tuesdays and Thursdays. HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS Purniture, Darpets,-Oil Cloths, CUTLERY, PLATED WARE, Crockery, Glassware, &o. 3 Wednesdays and Saturdays. EORSES, HARNESS, CARRIAGES, BUGGIES j' Svaers ) Mondays and Fridays. GPECTAL SALES made at anyytime. Consignments sollcltod. Salen cashed prompuly. Admaaces made o ‘rocaipt of goods: By Jas. 2. B‘llc:‘u).u_x‘ Lid &5 CU., 1,000 DASES BOOTS 4KD SHGBS AT ATCTION, TUESDAY MORNING, April 6, at 236 a'clock. - : . Also, Balaves of Bankrapt Stock will bo doisd oat. ! By WILKINS, BRUSH & 'CO., 4 - Anctionsers, 155 and 197 2. mdnl;!uz.. noar Flith-av. | filwank AL ¥ APRIL 5, AT 10 A. 3!.. willbe sold the cnnwnls ot s reiall Fumnitace-slore, ‘com- | pifs! 2oy, on s, Bpectal Sals of.first F;z;.fln <duy, Avru& Lfl!‘k pectil Salo of.frat :_EE‘ fture weil! bo itaro of & 10-room house. Fosidiy i ez, and Dining. oo Fammi- M t 8 Axlnu 37w Ealons Ciss m"edna-d 108 ., at our sal séroom, wi sold the Furkitare of & retall déalse, All kinds. BML 8h , and oral i h M M %m?s? 'BUSH ¢ 0.y Auctionsors. ROCKWELL, WILLIANS &CO.,. Anctionoors, 77 sad 79 South Dearborn st. SPECIAL SALE. i ¢ of famituro and bouse. »hgfuhm“ mm&lflml.:nfln of 4 ouse. DEEDAY, APRIL S, 10 A, 3. Togular sale of !:xmm, ‘:; ,'i.l.lh W'PAD‘WE- IV e BT AY AUC'I‘ION sax.=, ” 708 West Laka.st., |0t the Bntire Contonts and Fixturss ufa: ZFirst-Class Picture-Btore, Consliting -of :oll . paintings, firio: iple- tures, stersascopla viows, 530 silvarmonnted show-casas, |, and everything con a fistclass pistare o alo cammencing M avening ot 9:0'p. “mijand; oo i etis aoutons aro Alipased 08 . -1 AUCTiON SALE OF G-EI\I’I'EEL FURNITURE WEDNESDAY! no)msx:‘:! 0,\ R St 1 orelock, all pril 7, 3 the Faraltare of tha abar nsiscing of Bods ‘and Ded. ! d!nt C‘rpou, uroaus, aads, Glasses, Mirrots, wehen_sad Dining-roota ¥ FRACTIONAL CURRENCTE, $5 00 Packages oF FRAGTIONAL GHRRENUY IN EXCHANGE FOB Bfl.ls i Ilatmnm Cilfl'&flf‘?, AT H TBiBENE GH’ OF.! o i Leces, 11:30a0, Sandars Ezoopted. ,[ 3535, m. | Baprorss DAY e fohei > CHICAGO & ALYD‘I e | Kansas Citrand Donver Fast Ex. f" Louls and Sodlnsfield_Ex. ‘oxaa.. ity Paducan Halivsed F‘l.of icon, Washingtoa Ex.. “Jollst bmnnmmmmfl.,' 20 m. CICAG), MILWAUKEE & ST, PAUL RAILROAD. Tnion Derod, corner Hadivon and Carmal-ste. T¥act Ofice, 63 Sowth Clark-at., opposiie Sherman Douse, endat Depol.. Leave, | Armiea. -1*9:30 8. .| *7:45 p. e ul{* 4:099. = Crosse ILLINOIS CENTRAL FAILR31D Depet, 'win.m{ 00t of Tuveni; dat. Tiodet T e o eandipheshs meas O Bmun.u Peods & gheld znd Posria Kapreas. . bugua £ Siunx City Ex. Dibogas & B Dodgs Ee. Gliman Paseager..... CH!DM!O BURLINGTON & QUINCY RAILROAD. of, Indigna-av, and S&HMM Pttt ava Sisteendiiats, Tioket Ofows, and al devots.. 2icil and Express..ee .. e Dl iy 7 s T ok G Bzuenw O ph’ Tefix Suzdajs. fEx. Saturdsy. tEx. Monday rrom o pope ANARES L1, : oo Laie-st. e 4 ety sl e R g S Leaor, | drriee. xnaun-pou-.unnubt Clacta| * 7252 m. ® $:15p. m. thxpmmxnyL 125p. m.| 7358 m. " CINCINNATI AIR LINE AND KOKONO LINE. om Plishurs, Oiaclanall & & Lovis Balluoy depo. car. ner Clinton and Carroll-sts., Bndolphes - ot V"‘l.'aflfii' Ticket auice, y Leay drrive. 4 hdhnlwll-.lcdmlhsmum- 3 __h"“l"wflx -{* 800 5. De.[® 8:40 p. . ned (dadly}. - Jwp.ml T00m Pflfii"flfl. CINCINNATI & 5T, LouIs RAMME cormer Clinfc ¥ (e e, T oot Teve, | Ao Dolmbul. PMIMI:':B!‘G'YM y Bxpress.. * 8:0 0. m. |* 8:40p. T azabus, Pitt 1 SHarhiand “‘K’x‘;."_. i‘u:u.u -BALTIMORE & 0’“0 AILROAD m'-.' 7 n.-xy..-aflfi' T ey 55 e T € -CxICATD, ROCK ISLAND & PACIFICRAILROAD. “Depoly corser & Van Buren and shermani Tieke! oftez Gra®d Pacide Botes Lecte. | drrive. |__l feion = mcn.!um-’th.!thm rn:Aw modation.... e L A, Bt G B