Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, April 11, 1875, Page 15

THE CHICAGO TRIBUNE: SUNDAY, APRIL 11, 1875—SIXTEEN PAGES, 5 THE TURNERS. seversl of the desds found, in Beed's trunk, | BMLLINERY. i AMUSEMENTS. - | AMUSEMENTS. 3 AUCTION SALES, ! AUCTION SALES. : Goorg W i e reodled, i 0 shor MILLINERY RGADEMY OF MUSI, | TFGORMIOK BALL." By BLISON, POMEROY & 607 RAAREE s :::tuli‘!%y‘i:&‘gfi?::‘ahns'L‘:;cin{h; but:n . A8 ‘ Bpécial Ennnmcn;o lun&::x‘ag dw;rn:r‘ :nly with the part, BTAR LECTCRE COURSE. Yoty lflrilllf._’_flril T, it 10 0tler, Wm. Patton Tells of the Attempt to Run Him Of How He Went to Reed to Get Pows ers of Attorney. Tho Cese Continced Till Monday. MORNING SESSION. . PATTON'S ABDUCTION. The examination of R. K. and Howard Tarner upon the cliarge of forging title papers with & view of obtaiing s tract of landin Hyde Park, wan resumed bafore Justico Haines yesterday mormng. As on the previous days, the attea- dance was very large—the room being crowded, and the proceedings wera watched with much ia- terest. The whole forenoon session was consumed in the cross-examination of Patton,who adhered striotly to his original statementa sod was nob shiken to such an extent ss to creats the im- rossion that be had been guilty of fabrication. jubjoined will be found the testimony olicited : R, 3. PATTON, i Tarner’s confidentiat clerk, continucd his testi- | mouy : The Calhoan County deeds represented thros different stvlos of Dandwriting. and it is Gifficult for me to tell from the photograph of | the deed of Robinson to Hamilton whether the wrinog is the pataral or disgmséd bhandsritiag | of Beed. I thiok there is evidence of bota. When I saw Reod in St. Louis at the tmo I. K. | Tarner called on him, bo did not wish me fo re- | main in the room at the Southern Hotel while | o tatked with ‘Torner, because be was not aware @t the timo that I was Turner's confidentizl Qerk. 1dornot know bow many elfle!‘ Jumen Reod cap write. - I bave seen tum write different Bande. I eaid Friday that he conld write three hands, but ot that he ever xlowed mo how manyhe could write. Ihave received letters , - fiom him, ana thus_bad a good oppertuaity to ndgo of his bandwriting. I have never scen | i:im foree deeds. A portion of Mrs. O'Hara Har- * Tell's titles to lands wers booght, and & portion forged. . The witness was then quostioned in regard fo ; ‘bis virit to H MB. SWETT'S OFFICE, y when R. K. Turoer told him there was a purse of 250,000 made up *‘to beat the case.” He sal Tdid not tell you (Mr. Swett) that I had coms here in obedienco toa tcleffl ,and that Hill's attorners had fooled mo. 1 did nos tell you that : 1 kpew nothing sbout Turner's case,—nothing tending to sbow his gmlt. The witoess theo related bow he was BUN OUT OF TOWN. Hesnid: After Tarner told mo about the £50,- 000 purse, he'put into mv hands three 820 bills, which I now band to the Court (doiog o), and spoke abont my lesving town. Said he: **Pat- <on, I don't want yon to goon to the witnoss- stand. If youdo, I waot you to testifr, if you will, it ceriain deods are shown to you, that sou do pot koow _anytbing about them.” told bim if went ca the stand, I would tell the truth, sud i T went I could not avoid implicating him. He then ivsisted on my leaving town. and haoded & man in the office (Bisbee vou call him} a $20 bifl. Io the meannme you (Mr. Swott) came into the office and mentioped Riverside as being the point of destination to which { was £5 bo carried. I then wept down-stzirs with Risbee and you . Swett) aod B. K. Tarner bid me an affec- * tionate good-bye. Bisbos and I got intoa car- risge and wera driven out of town. I had a drink before we started. I ssked ropeatedly ; where Riverside was. 1had never been there. | We rode s loug distance, snd finally came to & place called Riverside. We stopped thers, and I took a drink with Bisbee. He paid the backman $10. Westayeathereafewminutes, andthe train - came along. Igot on, but nhether Bisbes did ornot I cannot say, a8 I smin bad condition ' bodily and mentally. The first thing I distinctly © sobolloct afiorwards was some ono in the car . picking me np, and sotting me on the seat, and telling me to gotout of there. I found there was no one in the car except myself, I gotout of the car,and went to the Fitch House at An- rors, and went to bed. I got up in the morning and came back to Chicago. I found railroad tickets 10 my pocket. [Lne tickets were haoded to the Court.] I did rome work for James Reed onos,—got descnip:ions of property in Fayette, ; Madlson County, Mo, Inever nas engaeed in | Torging with him. I weot. into his employ be- | aauefm starviog to death, bocause I had been | sseociated with R. K. Turner, and could not : get mto respectable employmen on sccount of | the onium attached Lo him. Mr. Reed nad four or five $100 biils which he eaid he bad received | from Turner, and he gave mo $50, and sont me | up there, promiring to pay my expenscs, He sent _me only $20. and wrots apologizing. saying | e could get no more money from Tarner; 2nd I was obliged to leave my -clothing there, having to borrow &10 to get away. I1have XNEVER BEEN ARRESTED for & criminal charge ; and was cever an sccom- lice of forgers. On voe occasion I obtained 10 m Frank Eno, an sttorney of 5t. Louis. I | told him that 1 had no money, and wanied to go i - to Quincy. He questioned mo in regard ; to some transaotions which ho and ! Mr. Tumer had d tozether for | they wers also spetnlatiog in Ianda in the Missonri military trsct; and he satisfied him- salf that I had beenin Turner's employ.. He | gave me tho 610, and I gave him o written : ackmowledgment .and order upon R. K. Toraer. | Subsequently Reed told mo that Eno was going ! o iostitato s euit against me for obtawing | money uoder falso pretenses. I called on him ; and gave him $3, and said I wounld pay bim the baisnce. He told me afterwards thal Turner had got the paper, and paid the $7. Tamer pever tbreatened to prosecute me. He said ho understood that I was an epemy of his, | and © ho thought it best to have 8 little paver of that &ind oo hand in cass thero | was any trouble. He threatencd, if I over | opened my mouth in_ conoectlon with any trans- actions which occurred while in his employ, he would jug me. Icalled at your (Swott's) office o 800 er becaase I wanted to go to bod. did not tell you (S\retzg:bu 1 was going out of town. I am certain that Turper ezid i your presenca that ho waoted me to go out of towo— that the carriage was down stalrs waiting. Tarn- «r’s reputation in Quiucy i3 horzible. Ileft him 38 8000 88 I conid after I discovered his busi- ness. I considerod myself inmocent, aud my bread and butter depended upon my etaying fhere. Iwentto eeo Reed in tho fail, and be told me that, e was aathorized by R. K. Tarner o give me 81,000 after L left. I have recaived NO PROXISES FROM ME. HILL. He has given me- $16 eiuce I have been here, 810 of which I sent to my wife. .1 do 0ot fecl personally mindiccive toward Mr. Turner. I have So demre to see him personally harmed in suy | wayatall. Ilknow Mr. Turoerto bea bad, un- gnndplud man, and I know he has robbed me. know b justly owes me money ont of which e bas robbed, dofranded, and cheated mo; and I know farther "that he has been engaged in thess nofarions trsoeactions, and I felt it to be my doty. uoder the circnmstaaces, to take the i oourse which I have. I bave done so in good faith, and am willing to stand by the record I bavemade, let the conseqaences be what they i i | | ! Tomntoes, 31b. caus, per Casc of 2 d + of yevmoraserious exily by Hill did -not know it to bo a fact, the -sabject was dropped. e i ik 52 JOIN C. PATTERSOX was next callen, and testified in relationto a suit in ojectment agaiost_a man named Duf, of ‘Bureau Couty, for whom be was atiorney. The plaintiff was George A. Kibbe, and Turner was his Jawyer. Turoer among his papers bad an unrecorded power of attoroey. i ¥z Patton was recallsd.: I served the papers on Duff at tho roguest of Turner. He had {he patent, and concluded, noder_ existmg laws, e conid not recover, and suggested the getting - of nother power of nttorney which would bo datod Jater. Ho gave mo the old power of attor- peyand other papers, and $15, and told me to take them to James Reed,who was at tho Wilson House, in Quincy, I gave the money to Rred, aud told bim what Torner wanted. The patent was in one Samael Holdenbery, nnd the power of attorney to James D, Wadsworth. Itold Reed that Turner wanted s new power of attorney of a later date. ** All right,” said Reed, and I left bim. The next morning be brought the pew power of attornov to the office and delivared it to B. K. Turner in my presence. Capt. Joho C. McGraw, of Quincy, testified to arresting Reod, binging bim to Chicago, and ‘marking certsin contents of histrauk for identi- fieation. At the request of Mr. Biwett, ME. L. H. BISIEE, an attorney, and Reed's adrvisor, was called for the defense, he baving an engagement else- whers, The prosecution had not rested their case, but Mr. Baroum offered no objection. Mr. Bisbeo testified as follows: I'was in AMr. Buvott’s ofiice Iast Wednesdav, between 12 and 2 o'clock. I was thero sccidénzally. Tmner and Patton were there. Turner introduced me fo him. saying ho was one of the witneases. I said, +Ja that s0?" Patton said “Yes" I said, *What do you koow about this forgery?” He said, ‘I don't know anything abount it at all, —not the firet thing. I received a dispatch to com to Chicdgo, and my employer told me T hiad better como and tee what they wanted;” and sayshe: °Ifoundout when I got Lero they wanted me to bs a witness agsinst Turner. 1 dou’t know anything sbout the mattor. and I wany to o home.” I do motkmow where he went or what he did. Mr. Barnum said that eome of his witnesses were absent, and, #s they could bs procured only with much _difficulty, ke therefore asked that the Court adjourn until 10 'oléck Monday morning. Mr. Swett, after coneuliation with Torner, as- sented, aod accordingly tho bearing of furthor teatimony was deforred until the time stated. The csses of Iteed and Strong, which were set for yesterdav aftcrnoon, were postponod until Tuesday at 2 p. m. GROCERIES. CROCERIHS! BUY YOUR FAMILY SUPELIES AT SLACK’S MAMHOTH GROGERY HOUSE 109 East Madison-st., * Betweon Clark and Dearborn-sts. sars £ 1010 30 Per Centand et Standand Goads. Fresh Arrival of Fino Flavored Now Ohop TEAS! At the following LOW PRICES: Qoloug. 80c, 81 apan Jle 3t Young Hysan 0c, 81 Guupovrder. G0c. Blcy B1 English Bre: Uc, 81 Clolco 8g. Louls White Winter Wheat Flodr, * Western Queen,? per brl $7.00 Cholco $t. Lonls Wiite Winter. ] Cuoice Minacsota Sprin, 1 3.50 T =450 lountain Sugar Corn, per (‘nse of’ DeleS i kine powner 1 1b. cags. Rovnl Baking Powder, 1 1b. Lt Buiing Powder (i buik) per I L e Soap, GO bars, tull weixht, per bo. STAPLE and FANCY GROCERIES Qtero gesceigtion, at priors hat defy compstition. oods delivered todny part of thacity free of Country orders carelally and promptly aitended to. C.E. SILACIE, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL GROCER, | 109 East Madison-st. PROFESSIONAL. EAR, DISCHARGES Partial Deafness Cured. FOR A LIMITED PFRIOD DR EARTILEY | Generously offers to treat all_responsibla porsons fre= of Ohirgo Batil carad. theraby proviug his snccess aneqn £ndFroloociag (e deat {zonh beiag awindied by pari strled carists exorbitant feos in advancs, and thy in! permitting the applicati: dexperionced and. uaski dangeroas ‘vamodies by s, oraoms, Lut the deprivelion of 0ns of the most important Soaes ought to be troatad and rogardod with more thaa ordinary solicitude. | De. Har ley bora (o state that he has no conuection wilh auy porson adveriising to cure doafaoss, neitbier tias ha given pormission for tho publication of a gertificate parborting s emenate trom Him, nd canzo, therojore i Tashness desporatian praotic tendere. ‘Deafness, polss fa ths head, and all dissgreeabls dis- eharxes from tho ear. spoedily and permanently romoved 'witbout causing ths Jeast psin or inconvoniznco. A cure 1o all cases Ruaranteed whoro malformation does mob exist. “Twonty-three years' close and ‘undirided attention to this branch of special practice bas enabled him to reduce his treatmant tosuch a_dogros of sacoess as to find tho host confirmed and obstinate caace yield by s steady at- by igaoraat pre- tontior the moans prescribed. "The eubmittad - aence. Thoy vl how a¢ Joast fo what estimation hls rol 1d By some of the most. hod modical mon i tho Gountry: *+T hace had tho ploszure to mest Dr, Hactley . o apialone A chon, both in (5o profortion 2nd avs Fentioman PR BARKER. M, Dy n to . followiog, toatimonials sie with cor fesslonal qualilications ace hol disting: tn tioo, aui T bave bedn 1od 10 formn & favorabio pialom hiis char Professor of Surgery, eto.. (Tt professionst alites il b, doly sypreciatad by iace thomsglves nder, & o ST SOHN W, WHITAKER, M, D. 4 From my fatercouriewih_Dr, Haclr, fonad bia orme oot entlemanty.” oporument correot 44 £y P RNATNE MOTT, M. D, = Dr. Hariley trosted mo for an allction of thscar il v for, s Jaa tag rosulla"s 4 \(ps CLEMAY, 314 North LaSalle-st., Chicago. iy é e oo pyioct care el L OMAS LY ONS, 17 Madison-st., Eoora 46 Dora Block, . will roceivo calla at his residonce, 631 Mich- temnanes ot the Slat of April. Hecoptioa hours {rom3 to Bo'elock dally. i 15 poner of sttorney dsted prior to the issneof | fig fotion | onof | ilifal ¢ “Tho los of money may uot be material tosome responsible for any alarmine consequences resulting | RS ness oad dery cod < OPENING! Wednesday, Aprill4, l ‘We shall display our Spring and Summer Styles Hats and Bonnets at our new storo, 107 State-st., and bé ploased to see all our friends and ' customers on this occasion. i Opposite Chas. Gossage & Co.’s. i SPRING AND SUMMER: Paris Milineny. The undorsigaed has just rottirned from Kow York.where ehio was proseat au {ho principal Openiags of the Im- sortersn ‘Millinery, as well as those of tue Jeading mo- istas, who oster for 1he elite of that :llg. and haviog sa- Jectod from oach ostablishment their choicest modifica. tious of Paris Chapsans for the ensuing seasons, and be: 2 In poss 1 roduotions of Mos- dames Virot, Manicl, and Therese Valuy, and othar lead. {nc artiatos of Parin, she tocls confldun&gfill the Pattes liate, stc., now on view ara tha most distingue erer. = Moz, BMITIE, PARIS MILLINER, No. 823 WABASH-AV., ARD RUE FIACRE, PARIS, N. B.—Owing to tbe groat demana for the celebrated Moiternich Gocset (imported colely by mo). 1 bave mads arrangements o Paria wherobyl aball reccive sorai-month. 1y a much lacgor quantity than I was ablo to obtain last season, thorslore thoss ladies whom I evult not supply at that time can now bsaccommodated. M31E. EMILIK, NEW GOODS. . We shall receive on: | ' Wednesday, April 14, a large invoice of the very: latest styles in MILLI-, NERY, Straw Goods, FineFrench Flowers,&c. . Shall be pleased to see . our friends at all times.: D.A.HEWES, 156 & 158 Wabash-av, | NEAR MONROE-ST. i WILLINERY | i i i Having remored to my new store, lately eccupled by A8 S, Y opis now Grepared to show, in great variets, TerkEv yonE 108 FaRH ‘Spring Styles In MILLINERY ind SUITS. Dressmaking, cutting, 2d fitting done o ordor promply. HISS M. HARRINGTON, | | i | i i 9221 W. Madison-st,; near-Peoria. | Opening! | | Our ““opening”’ occurs. April 15. | { XLadies will find one of the choicest ! : stocks of FINE FRENCH MILLI- | NERY over offered in Chicago. We | ask you to call on us. : | YWe have engazod tho serrices of MRS. 8. PRIOR, ' who will be glad to soe her old {rends and patrons. SQUIER & ELY, 109 STATHE-ST. ! IEEPATEST N?VKL';{'IES mw i ‘Paris Millinery,. AT BMRS. STOUGHTON’S, NO. 518 WABASH:AV. - - TAILORING. TAILORING! Call and ses New Stock of Choice Cloths at ROCHE & CO.’S. PRICES VERY LOW. 13837 RANDOLPH-ST. STATIONERY. i |NEW STATIONERY STORE.! JNO. 8. STOTT, 158 STAVE-ST. i Now styles of Fino Paper, Visiting and Wodding Cards, Commercial Stationery, Blank Books, &o. i i Piles and Fistula . msy. Gured withont Pata. NO pay pueil cured. MITCHELL * The Oourt then adjonrned uxntil 2 o'clock, 4 SEELY, o0 Woxs Madtionsat., Cleigo. Ofios bours, a.m.and? .M, . —_— R AFTERNOON SESSION. . AYRAID OF FIS LIFE. Upon reassembliog, Patton wae asked 2 few Queetions by Mr.Swett ss to whetber bn had Doen under guard since his return to Chieago. e 6aid he had—that he believed Turner to be s * bold, dangerons man, and bis (Patton's) life was n0t worth 15 cents in his eyes; therefors, he Bad placed himself in cherge of a friend, boing & | stranger in ths city. { B > JOEX D. BTRONG, | who was ‘arrestod with ihe Turners upon sus- | Ranges, ! C which will be sold at low prices by HATCH & BREEZE, formerly of 503 W.Madison, and 102 E. Randolph-st. REMOVAL, Removedio50 State-st. The old-establishod Store of H. C. Van Schaack is now filled with & complete assortment of Stoves, and Housekeeping Goods, plolon of being an sccomplice, was then called, | but Mr. Garrison, his attorney, objected to his | giviog evidence, claiming thathe was protectad | by the Constitution. After tome disguesion Bowevér, Mr. Baroum promisi=ig not to ask any questions which, if answered, would ciiminate ; bim, Strong was sworn, aod testified as follows: 1kave ‘been liviog fn Missouri. I koow R, E.. Turner; made bis acquaintanca in September, e This e will deliver . COAL. OHEAP FUEL, DELIVERED. 1 Nat Coal, Offios corner Ann and Carroll-sta. 1874, on Park place in Chicsgo. I know where the Pacifio Hotel is. 1 know James Roed ; made M4 aoquaintance in October. I saw bim tad Turner topether that month in Room 42 Pacific Hotel. Reed occupicd .tho. room. They bad been engaged in Souversation. 1| knocked on thedodr. Reed came, =ud hesitated, 2cd then eaid, **Never mind; come in.” Heed eaid to Turoer: * You-kuow var7 well you owe ; me eo much.” I think he =aid $100. . Tarner re- | plied: *Jim, I dont owe you acent.” Reed . ¥alked ap and down the room somewhag excited- | 17, and said: *Never‘miud; I will get evenin | . tome way.” Idid not hear what the money was | for.or ses any papers. I left the room just as | Gempel Kale cammsin. I - Mr. Barnum stated that Exle's namo wad aa 4 Show Cas Counters, Shelvin, e D Basce, and Nelrigarators bongat aud sald. . i it kmow. him ; he Lives in g periancs io th also any am Tribane offics, FURNITURE. P.d.CASEY, 41 & 43 FIFTH-AV., S band the fa: 2 assortment ia the city of New R oocond-band Gonte: Furuitare, Carpats, Bedding, WANTED. T0 WHOLESALE GROCERS. r, ha relt ! ax- P or ey refetences: o et seaci, Addres, (ox 3 da, X 8% A thoroogh ) EDUCATIONAL. 1. 107 State-st., ! limo Allegory, showing the Journsy of WALLACE - SISTERS! JENNIE, MINNIE, AND MAUD, | MONDAY BVEN’G, April 13, and Wednes- day and Saturday Matineos, o ia this étty 8¢ fr; Jobn Brougl highy, it time 12 bty Local Boslety Dram ot Wi e altuatfons, and pawerfal Dramatia effects, - A eaounced New York success, baving had 3 long and rosperoas run of Ous Hundred Nighta at Wailack's ‘beatre, eatited Minnie’s Inuclz! _ Or, The Ups and Downs of New York. dul":nl!'e fl%}gfi}:d’ sparkling WAL- ucing_the IITR ErkRs s,—Songs, Banjo o3, Songs aad Dances, T “Great Doubls Clog cademy of ohsstra, W peb Orchestra, i 028 cons- p e Sisters’ Sn) iaation, ‘be lesdorship of Mr. George Loosch, in D e at nach entortainment, foriicg 2o auma feature o this week's monster attractlons. ‘Ramembor tho two Matinces, 25 and &0’ conts, with ro- served seats. ADELPHI THEATRE, VIR SRRV 4P y far the Finost mo of the Season. Return for B e o by o the Farmous Romaatio Actor, T, STETSON, ut cagagoment bore wasan Enthustastio Sac. sormbiaod appesrance In Amorica of the Gy P! Aerobatic and Gymnastio Wonders of the aga, most. ] oatat onowaod of all, the LENTON' FABf Vidtor, Adelbert and Marcel, fogother with tho LEN: TON BRO'S, Abroise and Francais, whoso marvelons porformances :hlllcnfi: thé admiration and cnthusiasic applause of the thinking world. No pictorial printing, bowevar elaborato, oan do justl their ‘trilling WCRLD" ‘Whosg re zs, First co fo 'S CHALLENGE | it appearanc of ine famed Amazenian Quoen, RIALTA, ouo of tho handsomest womea in the world, ssassod of tho strongth of Samson, bandling and wisld- Bee ‘ploco f iald Arlery a2 aa Grdiaasy pordon duss * Plet appesrace of the Little Beanty, ALIOR DALY, 1o her charming Songs spd Dances, Btura,for o' teiol sogageraont, of the favorlte REY- NOLDS DROTHRKS, Goorgo aud Charles, AND THE ULD FAVORITES. . Monday, April 12. for that Nizht only, WNECEK AND NECHK, Wi-b all its wondecfal scencs and Graat Cast. TUESDAY, APRIL 13, 1875 Fvery night, aad Wodnesdsy snd Satncdss Matin B o notionaa Moy Risgo of Frauk Skifi ¥ mantis Dt of by Great phaiss, BEGOATS ON HGURE" BACH: vt 1. T Siotson and » Superb Cast. Maguit: ot Scencey by Sirong. fallof oxciting incidents and Tordor Lits, um.fge 5o othor Theatrs in tho world bas mch mod- erato prices, EXPOSITION BUILDING. SPRING EXHIBITION 550 PAINTINGS, The GEANDEST COLLECTION ever shown in ths Wast. THE BIG PICTURE, Battle of Lookout Mountain, BY WALEKER. The Largest work of Art ever palnted (n Amerida. SEE IT NOW IF EVER, Alo, by H. G, slous, of Lendon, IRUSATHENM IN HER GRAYDJEUR, And IN HER FALL TWO MAGNIFOENT PAINTINGS. Three Important Art Exhibitions at One Place. dmission to ench, 250. Toall, 5a. OURS—9 2. m. {06 p. m. snd 7t010p. m. GRAND : OEEA-HOUSE. RAYRE, FALL & VAMBOLDS MINSTRELS. MINSTRELSY PROFPER. J ALL THE FAVORITES REMAIN. NEW ACTS, . ' NEW SONGS, NEW DANGES, NEW MUSIC. DELEHANTY and HENGLER'S Rew Act, FUN IN THE KITCHEN, introducing Plantstion Pastimes, ‘Boae Solos, Jigs. &o. ‘WAMBOLD'S Act—THE WRONG MAN. E. M. 'HALL, the Banjo King. THR INDIA RUBBER NIGS — WAYNE and £ REDUGCED: Orobestrn and Dress Circle, Te; Ulrele, b0c; Gallery, 25¢. H'CORMICK HATL. i LOVELY. PRIC Balcony THEQ. THOMAS' TNRIVALED CONCERTS. ' Wedmu,%nr, April 28. hursday, April 20. | Tiday, April 30, . ‘Sathrday, GRAND MATINER Baturday, For full dotalls soe naxt Sondari ade NORTH SIDE TUR. Ninth Grand (oncert GIVEN BY THE {* Glicago Liederkranz, Sunday Evening, April11. The Lisdérkranz will be asststad by prominent Sololsts and the Full Orchestra of the Great Westarn Light Guard Band.” Admisslos—Gentlemon, S1; Ladlos, 50 cta. FARWELL HAILL, Second Week—Anudiences Delightad. THE PILGRIIS PROGRESS, Constating of 47 Colonsal Palntings of John Bunyan's Sub- Christizn from the May L o City of Destruction to the Colestial Clty. - MUSIC BY THE BLANEY LODGE QUARTETTE. Evory ovening this week, and Matineo on Saturday Af- ternoon. Admission, 60 ceats: Children, balt price: Re- rved Seats, 25 cents extes, And cin now be sceured for Keon, Cooke & Co."s Bookatore, 113 retag st W B P “Park Institute, ‘For Girls and Young Ladies, 71 ASELAND-AV. 8pring Torm will commonce Monday, Apctl12. iroatly cnlarged sccommodations after May I, EARVARD SCEOOL, 3 23 SCXTEENTH-ST-, ! Has ired th 14 B el o Belbpos, b7 wham Leomeas | i i ill be given, tlnstrated experimente. The H Baxcier Evgins Aoei 19, kDU 1 WATERS, Mestar GLEASON’S ACADEMY For Young Mea axd Boye, B0 Wort Adumsat, Goprsaof | instruction extensive, thorough, practical. Classification {0 each branch of study indepéndeat aod according 10 | merit, e pravars for Lusiness or admisslon lnto any | Golloge. Summer term commances Manday, Aprii 12, M. B. GLEASON, Ponclpal. DENTISTRY. DR. J. P. ENGLE, Dentist. Full sot best Gum Tecth,_only 87 ox., &e. Filling at ons-half the usual rates, "To save time |0 answering the Buadreds of dally ingalrics bow & sot of best Guzm Teetn ' can be made for $7, when othor dentlsts charge from t §30 for the same, we will sive tho ressos the public why’, Amount charged by o3 for fall set of bvat Gum Teeth 7 full st best Gam “Teeth (14), only ono quality made, S Ea matorial urad [ conatruction, 630; IAbor, $1; total cost 50, pront, & e ey s, Room 15 Ewing Block, ! ot Biark s34 Ripaio v, Chicaen; s t FOR SALE. CELEBRATED through | out the Unim—exp: toallpacus, 1D and upw'd, CANDY:=: U 2135, 40, & Go Adirens GUN CONFECTIONER, - - -, Chicago. PLACEK DIXRT. cm:::. b ,;,{"““ of mnfixmflnx‘m:fiv.'. by entro- ‘om ground Monday, or at Builders’ £x- | s 13 Bl B ™07 piavam, | Green | tomorrow (Moud McVICKER'S THEATRE. LAST WEEK of the sprightly LoOoTT Al Four Hights....LITTIE BELL and THE MARCHIONESS! DANCES, SONGS, ofs._Eupported by E. A, LOCKE. 1 .PET- and GOOD FOR NG O THE PETTICOATS Noxt week—MAGGIE MITCHELL. GROW'S OPERA-HALL, 513 Wost Madisonst. A GRAND FLORAL & BANQUET PAXR - ven by . C. Moidor, Florist, Cryatal Palaco o (Slondes) Erening. Apeis 12 Tickets 81, ad mitting Wy and qnum\-n.‘ 37 Fickai-Holdor will Pn.r S;Bfllf:dd ;‘;h l'v Boaguots of gllfll‘l Flowo:rs, ona o for 3 the Greenhouse Ifldnll L‘h’o’léwm-.‘n e "SUNDAY LECTURE SOCIETY. LAST LECTURE OF THE. SEASON. THE HON. Jl]}{}j WENTWORTH * “Reminisoeness of Barly Chicagn To be PMECORMICK [IALL, SUNDAY, Aprilil, 3p.m. | Admission, 10 cents: CENTRAL HALL. lace co | ADOLPII HAR! | BOSTON | PHILHARMONIG GLUB | NEXT TUESDAY, APRIL13, BIX FAMOUS SOLOISTS. **Mugh was to be expected from an organization whose . | component members ranked each 1a a soloist in the Theo- | dore Thomay Orchestra; bnt wo Toniuro to say the high- est expeatations waro excelled by the superh rendering of Sach mumber Iast croning.," { BERNHARD LISTEMANN, Violin Sololat, H Lats Violin Salolst of the Themas Orchestza, | LISTEMANN, * 5 Viniia Sol | seopi, g A Firy Vistinot AL GRADM, i Formerty ot Toorb (AT Sl el . | % #' Oreliestrs, an st ! College, Callforais. | i | FRITZ ; Fhomis Orcheetsi | tor at the colebrated Santa Clara College, TD EGED e Bolotst, Late Solo *Cellist of the Emperor ef Brazil. EUGENE WEINER, i Formetly of ihe eolabrated B Silas's (Raropes) Orcbes- o o ack of the Thomas Orehescrn: ADOLPH DELZ, | Formerly of the I.F"“gm%"ln tra of the King o3 rly of R hienbare, nd. e Tmperial Bossia ¢ = Orchestra at St. Petersburg. Assisted by the brilliant yoang Contralto, DIAY A. BRYANT. Admisslon, 15 ots, ; Resorved Seats, #1. For sale o7 ez oliangs for sption tickots at Jansen, HcGlore & Cor's. PROF. PEPPER'S now Lecture 03 Light, illustrated :x;gl nfir'pu?:pug.m&m“ with bis eplendid apoaratus, | 3 's Ghost comes o . e CARPENTER S SHELDON. HOOLEY'S THEATRE. Positively 6 Nights Only and Saturday Matines, (EN ROUTE TO CALIFORSIA), Commencing Monday, April 12, ‘The Undisputed and Regal Queen of ENGLISHE TRAGEDTY, ‘The World-Renowned JANAUSCHEK Bupparted by her now and most brilliant NEW YORK BTAR COMPANY. Monday, Tussday, and Wednesday, Aprll 1%, 13, snd 14, an adaptation of Gharies Dickony celsbrated bovel of BLEAK HUUSF, entitled -* CHESN £Y WOLD.® JANAUSCHEK n her celebrated Dual® Characters of 7 Dedlosk, and_ Hortene, ho £ reuch Sald. Thurediy —** EAKL OF ESSEX." Fridsy_DEBORAH. medy_3 Aota . and the Foiite Com- edy of COOME HERF., aturday Evenfog (Last Night)-NENRY VIIL. Bonday, April 13- Raturn of Hooley's Compeny. AUCUION SALES; By GEO. P. GORE & CO., 68 & 70 Wabash-av. DRY GOODS. 1 New and attractive fostares this week. { Begular Auction Sale, Tugsday, April 13, Fourth woek of the LINEN SALE! , Cholce lines of Damasks, Napkins, Cloths, Towsls, Doylias, Grash, Handkerehlef, eto., otc. 50 ologant white Marseilles Quilts. ; | Tholargost and most complato iine of Men's aud Boys' | { Hatsand Caps ever offerod this ssason, embracing wool, ' folt, fur, and cloth goods. Also full sssortment Men'%s, | Boy¥', and Youths' Straw Hats. i New lino of Ponges and Silk Parascls; Gingham and- Alpaca Umbrellas, eto. A line of DRESS GOODS, direct from Importer and ' slighitly damaged Lo tho voyage of importation, will also | be closed. Full lines Ladies’ and Infants' wear. Hamburgs, | Trimmed Hats. Rufflings, Hodery, Notions, Cutlery, | igars, Carriage Wi Plated Goods, Toiles Soaps, O g0 Whipa, 1 e ot Battaots, Joxas, ot6. e, Chosioty ) CARBEra i Tine "cortags xad 2olrs will be | | “Rosniicaly *ow st 9% a m. & BTECREY 80k HinaTo wabashar. | Phastons, Open & Top Buoss, | Democrats and Express Wagons, and Harness, AT ATCTION, ! OnTUEBDAy. April 13, at 11 a. m. sharp. GEO. P. GORE & CO, 068 & 70 Wabash-av. Orr Large Ausfigg Catalomme Sals Boots, Shoes & Slippers For_WEDNESDAY, April 14, will be held on FIRST FLOOR,ss the ENTIRE SEC- OND FLOOR will Be required for an Tmmensg Sale of Custom-made Clothing On THURSDAY, the 15th. Both sales com- mence at 8¢ o. m.Eprcmpt. GEO. P. GORE & CO., 8 & 70 Wabash-av. The Eveat of the Season ill Be {he GRAND CLOTHING SALE | H (as previonsly anncunced), to be held Tharsday, April 15, commencing at 9:30 & m., sharp. ! 1,00 lots, ropresenting a 820,000 stoek, will be offered, foeking the beat, dhnhg‘:l i3 class oy s eror s, | H cago. siock is a well assarted, ome, consisting | of Moa's, Boys',and Yoaths' Spring and Summer weaz, | {a fine; medium, and ordinary. grades. | “This'ts tho golden opporiuaily for country merchants ! g closo bayers gea o Qreing to the groat Tength of. the sale, an ampls lanch { 'will be prepared for our patrons. 1 Catalogues will be out Monday morning. ON THURSDAY, APEIL 29, ‘We shall soll tho entire CLOTHING STOGEOF PLATH & G0, NEW YO, m:l;&u( af 700 lots, by order of R. 8. HOLDEN, As- OEO- P GORE O AT, ON TITURSDAY, APRIL 15, AT 9 1-2 0°'CLOCK, SPECIAL SALE OF 400 pkgs. GLASSWARE (firsts). 100 pkgs, CHIMNEYS. « . GEO. P. GORE & CO., Auctionsers. On SATURDAY, April 17, at 9 o'clock, 1,800 LOTS 'Household Furniture, ! Parlor and Chamber Furniture, ! Wardrobes, Extension Tables, | Marble-top Hall-Trees, Easy Chairs, i Rep and Hair Cloth Rockers, ‘Walnut Bedsteads and Bureaus, i Marble and Wood Top Tables, | French and German Plate Mirrors, | Hair and Husk Mattresses, Walnut | Chairs and Rockers, Sofas, f..onnges, | Brussels and Three-Ply Carpets. ! GEORGE P. GORE & 0O0.. Auctionsers. By WILKINS, BRUSH & CO., Auctioneers, 195 2nd 197 East Randolph-st. MONDAY, APRIL 12, AT 10 A. M. AT THE BIRD-STORE, | 9 South Clarkst.., wo shall sel] the eatire conteats, coa- | llll‘i(hl af I’Itl‘dl‘ld c)hD’MLI. m:&w)hl[:ad.:h‘;:m& 1 faos, goldon pleassn -brds, lacks, Sory birds. Firstochass bird-cagos of &ll kinds, aquark. oz, gas snd storo-fxtares. TUESDAY, APRIL 13, AT 10 A, 2L At our salegroomt, 195_and 197 Fan Randrinhat,, wo sbiall mave » SPROTAL SALE of FURNITURL, of all Fhde belng contents of tmo private dwellings of parties l‘b‘"‘b‘q‘a:l:‘g‘n:q; lflw;flt paclor suits and o Ey Sping-beds sad boddic ls one rosawood plano, etc.. ofc. - And at 13m., oo Jsest Sapciog asidess buggy.. All to be sold rogadiess of or valus. WEDNESDAY, APRIL 4, AT 10 A. 3L At our mlesroom, 196 and 197 East Raudolpbet. ot 2 e P S AT O mfifis:"?flkm'x'.' i | Somprisiag (a larzs ssortmont of pyw and uae | Sareof all 'kinds ‘ncladiog eversthing in tho lins of Ebaicksepiog. i . TURSDAY, APRIL®, 10 A. M. dence 165 West Adsms-st., entire contents of 15 i fi:“rfl&, Toamber, dining rsomm, 4ad Eiichen far | * _ WILKINS, BRUSH & CO., Auctionsers. ! { A Rare Chanco for Bnrgains nt 164 East | [ Raudoiph-st., Rooms 14 and 15. | 1onstable's Sale on two Exocations. sntire outfltof toe “ Little Corporal,” constating ! SALE AT 509 WABASI-AY. ENTIRE FURNITURE, ts, Chiamber and Parlor Furnitare, Kitchen and g fpom Furaliurs, Bodding, Orockery, Glassware, RLISON, POMEROY & CO., Auctioneers. it 815 Hichizan-ar, Tuesday Morning, April 13, at 10 o'clock, Furniture of Dwelling-House, [Parlor, Chamber. and Diaing-room Farniturs, Carpé Bedding, Stoves, Kitchenware, C-rak; . ~ e T SN 0§ semers: Anuctionders. GREAT SPECIAL Furniture Sale! Atour Auction Reoms, 8 & 8 Randulph-st, TUESDAY HORNING, April 13, at 9:30 o'clock. Owing to th immense quantity of Furnitars coming in, wo ars compalled tomaka this Spectal Clearing Sals of & 1argo number of Parlor Sults, Chamber Sets, aad a large stock of General Household Goods. ALSO, AT 10 0'CLOCK~—A !args stock of Btationery Goods, Pioturs Frames, Photographio Albums, Fine Sta- tionery, Pocketbooks, and Faacy Goods, entirs stock o retall dealer. ELISON, POMEROY & 0O., Anctioneers. At 873 Michigan-av., RICH AND ELEGANT Frnitwe of Private Residence AT AUCTION, . Wednesday Morning, April 14, at'10 o'clock. Pailnis olegantly furiished, Brassel t Barior Gulte CaAmber Farattire, Sldvbsards Wardcobe; o, ey Chalrs, Bedding, Matirsssss, Diningfoom Farnl. tare, Crockéry aud Gassware, Kitchen Farnita: 3 otc. T ST B RO T 5 G0 ™ Aus Administrator's Sale; At Brick-Yard corner Ullman-st. and Doug- place (Thirty-fifth-st.), | THURSDAY MOENING, April 15, at 10 o'clock, ‘CONSISTING OF Steam Engines, Boilers, Engines, Houses, Sheds, Machinery, Buildings, . Wagons, Harness, Tools. Bold by . R T o astr o B KLISON, POMEROY & CO., Austioneers. Thursday Morning, April 13, at 10 oclock, AT 881 WABASH-AV., The Entire Furniture OF PIRST-CLASS Private Residonco. (Family declining honsekeoplag.) Rich Parlor Furnitare, Splendid Brussels Carpets, Kls- dige, Blanksts, Mattroesen, Diging.room irnitare, Table Linen, ure, Crockery and Ginsswars, Stoves, etc. “Aluo, at 1 o'clock—A Splendld Palr Blick Carriage d Garrage. ELISUN, POMEROY & CO., Auctioneers. Friday Morning, April 16, at 9:30 o'clock, OUR REGULAR WEEKLY SALE. An immenss quantity of HOUSEHOLD GOODS, Which must be sold, Buyors always find the largest and ot g TR v oy e Eedsteads, Wardrubes, Book-Cases, Lounges. Sofss, Mattresses, Bedding: a full line Carpets aod General d{h‘ Goods;-Clacks, Teas, Cigars, and General Merchandiss, Crockory, Platad and Gl are. 'ELISON, POMEROQY & CO., Auc lonoe: 61 25d £6 Randolph-et. Satardsy Afternoon, April 17, at 4 o'clock, ON THE GROUND, Gor, Twenty-thurd-st. and Cottage Grove-av., ‘WE WILL S8ELL Four Buildings, Northeast coner Twen'y-third-st. and Cottage Grovear. The Bulldings to be removed bofors st of May. Bale peremptory. ELISON, POMEROY & CO., Auctiondors. TWO ELEGANT Brown Stone Eron AT AUCTION, S. W. Cor. Twenty-2fh-st. and Michigan-av. lendid 2-!?.0? and basement ONE FRONT RESIDENCES ed in the all modern im. The_two BROWN-S' (and Lots), 10 rooms each, most elegont manner, with provements. - Sale Tuesday, April 20, at 4 p. m,, For ferm further particalars; laquiroof G, H. e o A S PSS B AER Y, T ABUOCE, Room 39 Raaper Blocks or ELISON, POMEROY & CO., Auction Bale poromptory. #iand 8 Handol By WM. F. HODGES & CO. We shall sell on TUESDAY, April 13, the entirs con- tents of two fine residences, consisting of carpets and fins marble-top chamber sults, etc., atc., st &3 West Lake- st. Bale peremptory under chatiel mortgnge. Look out for bargains. HODGES & CO., Auctloneers. No. 510 Michigan.sv, We shall soll at the private resi. dence on Thursday, April 15, at10s. m., the entirs oco- tents, consisting of Parlor, Chamber, Sittiog-room, Dia- ing-roam, and Kitehom and Lanndry Famnitare, Chins, Crockery, Glassware. Plated-varo, oto. ete. Balo positivo and withont reserve. ‘WAL F. HODGES & CO., Auetioneers, 638 West Lake-nt. OnMONDAY, April19, st 748 Michigan.av., the en- tire conteats of the throe-stary brick; fino furnitare. Seo papéra 17 and I6. . WM. ¥. HODGES & CO.. Aucticnoers, .63 and 658 West Lake-st. On TUBSDAY, April 20, at £5 Vernon-av., the eatire contents of & fias residonce. One 7 Steinwsy grand Dlanctorte; Seo papers17, 18, 19, 22. HODGES & €O., 626 and 633 West Lake-st. Hold Regular Trode Sales of STAPLE § FANCY DRY GOODS WOOLENS, CLOTHINC, Furnishing Goods, Noticns, STRAW GOODS, Umbrellas, Hats, Caps, Gloves, BOOTS anD SHOES Tuesdays and Thursdays, HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS ° Furniture, Carpets, Oil Cloths, CUTLERY, PLATED WARE, Craakery, Glassware, &2, Wednesdays and Saturdays. HIRSES, HARNESS, CARRIAGES, BUGGIES Mondays and Fridays. SPECTAL SALES mado at any time. Conslznmests selicited. Bales cashed promptly. Advances mads ca rocelpt of guods. REGULAR TRADE SALE. TUESDAY DIORNING, Aprll 13, st ©:30 O’Cloek, By WM. A. BUTIERS & CO., Staple and Fancy Dry Goods, Custom-mads Clothing, Boots, Shoes, and Rubbers. Alse, Tha Eatire Stock of » Boot and Bhos Dealer, At .S-lnmm. 168 EAST MADISON-ST., Beeond Floae PEREMPTORY SALE. MARBLE, SLATE & STONE MANTELS, MANUFACTURED BY H. GAMMERDINGER, AT ATCTION, ON . TUESDAY MORNING, APRIL Doloak, s sinve 161 Soath Clask stiaet: gerass Mogront ‘This stock comprises all gradcs and qualities of Mantels, complete with Hearths and Grares, whicn are 0 he M.lz withoat regard to valugs tn the biplisst od beat bidder Offering fa thoss who ars aboutitp purchase Saouarenis to buy vt tns sater FLL. GAmBERdinger s ons of the oldest mavafacturers tn Chicago, Fhose works are welluod avorsbly known. o 3an g e Saae ,:;.%n- o exhibition at the storo No, 181 WHERSTHE SALE WILL TAKE PLACR. . A 'ERS & CO.. Auctio: o, 168 Baxt Madison ‘ste, Chicagor IL- THE ENTIRE STOCK OF A Crockery Ware & Glass Dealer Wednesday Horntng, Aprl 14, at 9 1-3 oelock, At Onr Salesrooms, 108 East Madison-at. The whola compris b st Ear i e T T TR averyibing lound (2 & well assorted stock,” 0" WAL _A. BUTTERS & CO., Auctionesrs. | BANKRUPT SALE OF THE ENTIRE STOCK OF A WHILESALE AND RETALL DEALER GAS FIXTURES AT AUCTION, . 'WEDNESD, N AY MORNING, Apdl 14, st 10 2.2, 88 | The Btock emasisting of » L dlom, and Firs-Class Chandeliors 434 Beasks largy amsortzment of evory qualley, sola, aad s’ Glase "The whole somprising an_assortment of gosd fliabis o, e T b iAot eserver Tor oty Sejetors Baluts, Reigara. * " an be san oo & . A R BOTTRRS & OO Rastionsers. ROCKWELL, WILLIAMS & CO: Auctionoers, 77 and 79 Deatbarn-at. Special Sale on Tuesday Morning, Aprdl 13, At10a. m., of a very lavge aad olegazt line of _ PARLOR AN CHAMBER SOITS, Wardrobes, Book.Cases, Cylinder, Sitting. Dnihe Boe Lo of Carmot Hale Bkt Cavie ot tresses, in conaoctlon with a largs line cf Furniture nsed b:fi l(LLlu.h‘:':-ks: goods l‘l‘hn must beclosed oot on ks oo for signment Tezular Wodnondapasale. o r. o foer e, HOCKWELL, WILLIAMS # CO,. Anotioacers, 712043 Dearboraest: 472 WEST RANDOLFH-ST,, THURSDAY, APRIL 15, COMMENCIN 10 AL 8L, e e sell at AGCTION, tho contonts af largs te T m: 2 West. The contents san- medlnm Farulturs and fino Piago. Bpeelal az- varfety of Phlnl‘_': ol eepin; , a3 8130 Teaifod to this salo. tention . BOOKWELL, WILLIAMS & CO.. Auctfooesrs, 71 s0d 19 South Desrborn-at. By B. T. LEE. No. B AT AUC. 9 o'clack a. m.. 51 Twen! eed. -secon TIOR Tussday, Apei T3 Boasehold :llzul‘l.Pl: lud;{z‘:- 100 Foas o lateste Brebects Carpets, Velr i Garpets, Velvoy Pufor saft, Haliety & Davis Plazo, sie. 8- B.T. LEE, Salesman. 529 Wabash-av. TURNITURE AT AUCTION, ‘WEDNESDAY, April 14, at 10 o'clock, Parlor. Dining-room, Chamber, and Kitch. en Outilt, 15 Rooms, including Brussel: d Fnerain Garpota. T3¢ botavo B. O, Hosewsod Piano. Ladies especially invited. B.T. LEE, Furniturs Auctionser, 204 and $08 Madison-st. GENERAL NOTICES, To the Honorable Board of Public Works, We, the underxignod citizevs, living on tho follawtngs named stroets, viz.: Santh Oanal, Ctinton, Jeffersom, Desplatnes, Halsted, and South Grooo-sts., extending north and eoutl from West Monroe to West Harrison- sta. ; also, Woat Monros, Adams, Jsokuon, Van Buren, and West Harrison-sts., extending from Canal to Scuth Groen-sts. We hava subscribed our nimes to Mr. J. F. Araold's patition, which has beon oircalated on the alore said stroots, to do the sprinkling from the Ist of April ta tho 1st of December, of this present season, 15:3; aod wa ‘xpoct him to do I, eshs bas alresdy given s bonds ta do that work this yoar. Theroloro we pray yoar ionor- ble Board not to remave Mr. Arnold frow this district. «nd poarly every ather rosldeat ca tis sbovonamed *“Dated Aprits, 3. On WEDNESDAY, April 11, at 1225 Wabash-av. House complstely furnished, 12 rooms. HODGES & CO., Auctioneers. THURSDAY, April®. at the fine rosidence 13 Vin- cennss.plsce, bandsome furniture, almost now. Ses Sun- day's Tribune, April18, for fall particulars. "Parties in ‘want of fins goods will do well to siteud our sales. WY HODGER & Co., Auotioneers, 3 4nd 8 West Takorat. P~ 1T Y By S. DINGEE & CO., Auctioneers, 80 and & Esst Randolphist. OUR REGULAR SALE, Tuesday, April 13, AT 10 O'CLOOK A. 3. A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, HOUSE-FURNISHING GOODS. A LARGE CUNBIGNIENT OF CARPHETS, Tapest—, Brussels, and Ingralus. Also, ussd Carpots. NO1..K.—Al articles p:‘Mfll us a3 rematn [roe of storago antil Aay 15 nox! . BISCEE &G0, AS, P. McNAMARA & CO,, By J: 27 East Washington-st, 2 2,000 CASES OF BOOTS AND _SHOES AT ATCTION, | The The Daughters of Zion will g 104 ¥~ __.cutatpment, | of numerous fonts of t7po, cascs, prasses, stands, oo ol L T 1R o TR | Bore wllpe, i, logerhar wih I argostark of Bt | Tussday snd Wednosday, April 13 and 14, Hall, cormez Twonty-second. wod Wabssbav., lues- ks Obromos, _toel-Exgravings, _Piotare-Frames, at 91-3 a. m. dag, 'April Will nivu Do sddresses from. the El- | Chairs, Stoves, Doks, Bafes (Eall's), Table: ALSO, ON A ORZDIT OF 0 DAYS, ders, G. C, Booth, R. DeBaptiste, J. W. Malons, J. B. | and Office Furnitare gonerally. A splendid assor | A eplewdid lina'of Boots 43d Shoes from Eastern Dswson, T. L. Johason, and Joba Jon B 'Whita, | of original Wood-Cuta and Klectrotypes of 8 jureuile | A e, for Chicaso Jobbers a0d others. They will be assisted s by the | ¢t suitable for an) iblication of tne character of | fac 3 ".'XFM|"‘". Idd‘"[flr SIEY 6F Sountey Daaghters_of U nu&ffi‘x;‘ 2,3, .'n&‘: ufldd; the ; the - Litde U 1; mmgy:mnm 8210 o'alock mng‘”‘ flww‘_"ngfim" e Sy Lo ers. Tom ol the eaaders tises Houday, 4 SRR e Shiat e 140108 02 AfrIca havo oRared 0 1hs DUBLIS. 1"'" e A e TP S b, Constabls. | JAB. PY MCN, o State & Gomnty Taxes, OF THE COUNTY TXZASTRER AND) UNTY COLLECTOR, April 10, 1873, §- The Btato sud Couaty Taxes of Cook County for 1974, and gu forfeltad proparty for prior ycars. can be paid i3 thia Office. Thirteen cents cost 03 each Lot will boadded | aftertoday, ad farther costs & they sacrus. H. B. MILLRR, Coaaty Treasarer, and Bx-Oticio Collector of Caok Comoty. STORAGH. Ressousble Charges—Low [nsursnco—First. —Bast A drtiona—1a spirais mfl"&’s‘,’};‘; swompe et tie coommy CAGO SAFETY STORAGE REPOSITORY, 80 23d &3 Fast Randoiph'st MOVING. Soing Trucks and Experienced e Firnished At175 MICHIGAN-AV., cor. Madisonat. Houselkeeopeoers Shrald ase D. S. Thompsan's Matohless Bakicg Powder, jual. ~ Que-toird 7, withe orrce ot It bas no equal. O sironger thas aay o/her, wl out axcaptlo costs thaa i e s coeae oL U basal e OLD PAPERS. OLD PAPERS FOR SAI,E | At 75 cents per 100, sde, 30 In the Co‘nng?lg:oom of this