Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, October 24, 1875, Page 13

THE CHICAGO TRIBUNE: SUNDAY, OCTOBER 24, 1875.—SIXTEEN FAGES. = lumbus, have found s satisfactory dis INSURANCE SECRET SOCIETIES. Decisions of the Grand Master of Titinois L. 0. 0. F. L2 nic Grand Bodies in Session Has0 Last Week, ent of a Vexed Question Among the Knights of Pythias, ODD-FELLOWSHIP, ILLINOIS DECISIONS. {he recent session of the Grand Lodge ipais ot Peons, Grand Master E. B. Sher- gelivered his decision on twenty-gix points of interest to the Order. Following are a por- sion of the list, & lack of space precinding the )’Mon of tbe remainder until another BB+ Lodge baving logally adoptea by-laws, in 40 oridea that such by-laws may be altered S e P oaly by a written Tesolution offered at e tings previous, etc., legally Teconsider st WO 2 Aubsequent meeting? Answer—Xo. Y ven legally adopied they aro in force, snd ATt Yo changed o repeaied in the manner thereln Heen » member, eleven months ju_arrears, s 4 the last meeting in May or Xavember, and \be books of the Permanent Becretary, acd e the ttote of bis account. s Le duly noiified e ArL 3, sec. 6, Contitution? Auswer—He fa. D e the lsw providing for change of venue apply sperals for sl misconduct 7 Answer—A chango e s permaitted because of the lisbility of mem- o or 8 lodge to be swaved b prejudice or eympathy, 2 for the purpose of securing an tm forum ; L iy exists in casca of trial for official miscon- s 28 heoe puch cases come within the reason of e & change of veuue shoald be granted in all e tor misconduct, whelber oficial or otherwise. e in lodge enact 8 by-law providing for thie pry- oot of balf beneiita under the Constitution of 1874 Dot previoue (o its adoption ? Answer—It o mless the benefits provided by ita by-laws are e double the sum fized g8 the minimum rate of in Arz, IV., Sec, 8, Constitution 1874, lodge to_give notice o other 2 st eanioes Dokt the duy of a lodge i i case of Qropping X.P.D., a8 in casea of ex- Y% tod sapention, for cause? Answer—No. It saally improper to do 80. * Sasn odeo lawfully charges were preferrad against a brother "each charge were three specifications, How O be ballot thereon be had 2 Answer—Let tlie ‘urpe Arst be read. Then let the specifications under T arge bo resd and balloted on o their order, then I oo mallot upen thie charge itseif. In the same 5ter procced with remaining cherges. +Cina Deputy for & Lodge order ar grant s new V31,2 pone other, the Locge may and should grant s if the socused show by satisfactory evi- i, @ writiog, that e is eatitled thereto, us | provided. _ Bat from this action fu_granting » o trch a0 appesl will il to the Grand Lodge. 0. Bboald the Committee on Charges act 15 & com- citatotake testimony 7 Answer—It fs not adviss- Tt Ihat committeo are charged with the duty of | wmecating the case: they aro to conduct the trial, 1 s0d intzoduce the evidence for the prosecution, " At the law apd comment upan the evidenre, on Yapart of the Lodge, if they think it Decessary: erciore thes should not actae & cummittee to taks 118 testimoDy. . Csn 8 member be dropped for N.P.D. at any »er tima than at the last meetings in Jurs and De- mber? Are two notices nocesmrs under Axt. S § 67 Answer—No member can be i he be in arrems e Fi f2ad)dues and assessments for a full year, snd, sec- o4, be bs notified st the time and in the manner pro- "isd tn Art, 2, Bec. 6, Constitution. Only one notice, Yewever, it Decessary, the notice in May or Novem- Yer,of being eleven months in arrears.” No further i i June and Decomber is to the remalning Zuambers leas in rrears. When the list of delinquenta T prosemted 1o the lodge at the laat meeting in June ‘o December, the X. G, should declare them dropped. 7he omit 1080 90 4t that time be should do so at 3he Sext or any subsequent meeting, unless, in the mean- © e, payment bas been made B0 88 to Teduce the sum die, befors such lsst meexing in unc or December, t0 + enm Joes than 8 full year's duea and assessmenta. GRASD BODIES OF TENNESSEE. - The Grand Eocampment of Tennesses, L O. 0.F. met at Nasaville, Monday last. Among 3 ber business it was voted to recommend to the Eabortinate Encampments to go or send dele- gateato the Centenvial celebration Sept. 20, 1876, : Philadelphia. The Committoe appointed on the proposed (Grand-Lodgs legislation as to the financial ob- I pations of one Encampmeot to snother, re- yoried that the system proposed would be eub- verstve of the principles upon which the Order Va2 besed. The following officers were elected and in- 7.8 Bingham, M. W. Grand Patriarck, Memphis. ¥, 4 Bxith, M. E. Grand High Priest.' Columbus. Join Toung, B W. Grend Senior Wardem, Claris- 1B Harwal, B. W. Grand Beribe, Kashville, Thompecn, & W. Grand Tressurer, EF P Join T, Btark, B, W. Grand Junior Warden, Jack- 2 Nashvil Garge T, Lioyd, W. 3:.\:4 Henald, h:hvll.la. The Graod Lodge met on Wednesdsy, and atiar & session comprisng no businees of par- wailar importance to the Order outside the State, 5! JOWA GBASD DODIZS. ‘T Grand Lodze snd Grand Encsmpment of Low. L 0. 0. F.. met a¢ Jowa City on ‘Chursday day. The reports of both were very fa- ‘vantle and the Lodge rejoiced in an incresse of :*;’%m Ji -hn.. 1." The reports and lbnsi~ . 08 have been given nearly in ally talegraph- & 4 MASTER'S VISIT. TEY GRARD Gand-AMaster Overly spent two very ploasant #mings in Chicago during the past woek. Ho ried here Satorday night, and visited Raio- Lodge on Monday evening. There were flwmfi:& B Shermsa, . G. ard \P. G. M. and P. G. R.; J. G. Rogers, P. &L uiP G B; Eamudl Willrd Pr G. P.G.R.; J.P. Foss, P. G.R.; A. G. L. G. R.; B. B_Waiker, P. G., 20d 2 delegation' from Fart Dearborn Lodge. were made by all of the distin- brothers. I Grand Master held s reception at Ex- Lodge on the succeeding evening. €2Fort Dearborn was visited in a body, and Grand Master Oberly, there were present. Bocretary N, C. Nason; Grand Master Dovdll of Onio; Past Grand Reoresentative Wikof New Hampshire; Past Grand Bepre- h'““.'flliosnm Shorey, Ellis, aud others of Gy. The occasion was an exocedingly in- Uestig one, The hall was crowded, aud en- \ertiimy speoches wore made by all of the no- ‘MISCELLANEOUS. ,:dl Crocker, Representative of 214, will Te- b g of the Grand Lodge, and Suder be past ofiicial degrees at Fort Dearborn @ Tueadav evening. All members of the § TS F Lodge re desived to be present. n{‘:‘h)u-rbom Lodge will visit Rainbow Lodge which ©of the latter to-morrow evening, at the an interesting occasion is expect gt s MASONIC, GRAND BODIES 1IN SESSION. Weelk just past, thers Lave been T Perioge of Mzaons in the West and ih'. than for some montbs previous, and e bea a noteble and pleasant festure that ? the bave been largely attended, har- fRicns, od have worked well for the Order. lowate Graod Chapter, Grand Council, mmanders, have been in sesgion at XUk, a4t have found a presperous state of i ints varions ranks. The proceedings been yry fully given by telegraph day by 7, 20d § oply remains to be emd that the n‘“‘h"h ux:f e Order has been encouraging, both In polber and character of the additions. Logge sy the Graod, Cheptor and Grand m-t:l:n! Il.onuriUQ on Wednesday and incted amount of busness with bar- 1oy ad 's}:;uh. The selection of Grand pears to have been a peculiaz) 08, t01dge from the foliowing skeich n{ 3 :w.:;r-m J. H. Leuthers, from ths Ep 15 J Aman of Sroces J and dechion of character, com- ‘,f;‘m:}h Proptness and ezecutive ability, he is the 10 dna g > ElMdirection 1o the craft and keep them BoUDdN wile at work. Tnese qualitios are sup- In b by an ardent “enthusiamn for the f Order. Poascssing tho most kind beticature, L has ever boen & Kving ex- s 24 tarity and good will which umdestle Dam rg g [ratzity, and constitule its troe great- Tormpod §0rY. hisihier 20 3 man ar Masan he 48 ssor mbr d“'ed Al zén der his turned empty away. UD tianabip the o Masonic izhi will be o displayed 1he pom which hovers over the pathway 2d ceeds heis not a manto_ follow, vith ostentation and display, but Ity sipos lavieh and quist. nees ¢ the sessions hzs been given o %ealn the tolographic columas. hlmw] Corcil aod Grand Chapter of To- 7o alag lan in seesion at Indianapolis, ‘ports of the procecdings add AT - 2 Ufiid Lot or Cadoy dn sessitn @) G5« E F afggg 1} fl y 4 pline and efficiency in the work, aud the increase reported is cheering. THE FREZMASONS' CONGRESS. The London Times of dato Sept.” 30, has the followmg dispateh from Paris : Pants, Sent. 20.—The Freemasons' Congress which has just been held at Leusanne is considersd such a snccess that = similar meeting in 1877 i alrsady talked of, cnd will be held either iu Rome or London, 1f In the former capital, tho Presiden: will be King Victor Emmanuel; if in the latter, the Prince of Wales, London would be preferred by the Freemasons, but & meeting at Rome would be ‘coneidered by themass more convincing proof of the victory of hiberty over religions bigotry. - ————— KNICHTS OF PYTHIAS. WHAT THE GIAND LODGE DID. The Grand Lodge Knights of Pythias con- vened in regular sessionlast Tuesday and lasted three days. Matters in the jurisdiction had for sonje time previous been in-a rather chaotic con- dition, on account, a8 mauy claimed, of the il- legal action of Grand Chancellor Rice, in trane- ferring hus antlority to the Vice Chancellor. Past Grand Cnancellor David J. Lyon wss se- Jected 28 the spokesman for the protesting Euights, and on the opening of the Lodge made war upon the authorities as the consequouce, and nith such success that the Lodge was de- clared not open. Finally P. G. C. Rice assumed the chair, and then requested P. G. C.D.J. Lyon, P. G.C. Jobn Sprague, P. G. C. Jobn White, and P. C, Bonner to retiro until their status was disposed of and determined. D. J. Lvon again protested for the reason as ho claimed, of inviolably proserviog all legal rights upon which he in commou with the others might rely.” For a time everything wore the aspect and gave promiss of a genuine Pythian sensalion, but fortunately after the re- tiroment of the brotbers, they were declared to ba1in good and regular standing. The decis- ion of the Grand Vice was reversed in the mat~ ter of P. G. C. D. J. Lyon, who was declared the legal supreme roprescutative to the Supreme Lodge. This result gave upiversal satisfaction to all factions, and at the hour of adjournment the body was a anit. Tho odicers were subse- quently elected and the legisiation:perfocted. i GRAND LODGE OF NEGRASZA. The Grand Lodge of Nebraska met oo ‘Wednesday at Lincoln, and beld aa interesting and profitable session. The increase of the Order in the State was reported encouraging. —_—— OTHER ORDERS. 1.0, B. M. OF INDIANA. The Grand Council of tho Improved Order of Red Mea of the State of Indiana met and kin- dled their council fires in Foster's Hall, at Madison, on Tuesday. A large number of dele- gates were prescat trom all parts of the State. B. W. Linck. Great Sachem of the State, deliv- ered the long talk. The report of the Great Chief shows tho total receipts from tribes to ba £16,053.31. The banquet st Odd-Fetlows' Hall in the eveping was » eplendid affarr. There wag 2 grand procession of Red Men on Wednesday, and tho new wigwam was dedicated by the officers of the Great Council. INDEPENDESNT ORDLR OF FORESTERS. The Most Worthy High Court of the Inde- pendent Ordar of Foresters convened at Handel and Haydn Hsll, Philadelphia, Tuesday morn- ing. Delegates were in attcudance from sixteen Siates. The day was occupied in discussing smendments to the ritual and constitution, The Ezxecutive Council reported sixty-seven subor- dinate gourts, and 4,000 membership; $3,468 was paid for relief duriny the past yeer. Wednesdas evening Pensylvania Lodge No. 1. L. 0. 0. F., of Pinladelphis, welcomed the High Court doleittel to their Lodge ball. Col. A. B. Caldwell, High Chief Ranger of the Foresters, gn;grmdmuidxus on the principles of the er. * MARINE NEWS. ILLINDIS RIVER AND CANAL. Spectal Dupatch to The Chicgoe Tribune. TASALLE, 0L, Oct. 23.—Anmivep BY RIVER, Oct. 22—Notbing. DrparTED—Canal-boat Waterloo, with Jumber for Peru. PasseD rx10 CANAL, Oct. 22—Barge No. 4, with LaSalle coal for Chicago. Passep Ovr—)L L. Adams, No. 2, with lom- ber for Meredosia: J. Bouchard, with lnmber g;;ll’eoril ; Oak Leaf, from Jolict, light, for La- o Anmivep oy Rrven, Oct. 23—Scow Towhead. from Hennepia, with coal-mine propellera for LaSalle. DeparteED—Prop E. G. Good, with lumber for Hoanry, and towing J. Bouchard with lumber for Peoria, and J, D. Leonard, with lumber for Henry ; prop Jack Robertson, towing Merchant with lumber for Lacon. PasseD I8T0 CANAL Oct. 23.—Goid Hunter, from LaSalle, with oats for Chicago; Frederick, from LaSalle, light, to load at Utica for Chicago. PassEp Our—Prop Jack Robertson, towing Merchant, with lamber for Lacon; prop E. G. G ood, with lumber for Henry. Nine feet 9 inches of water on the mitersill of Lock 15. 'Wind sonthwest. BriparrorT, Oct. 23.—ArpIvED—G. L. Booth, LaSalle, 5,600 bu corn; D. T. Wright, Morris, 6.100 bn coro; prop King Bros.. Kaunkakee Feeder, 2,000 bu oats, 300 bu rve, 200 bu corn. CLEsRED—Prop Montauk, Lockport, 4,200 ba wheat. VESSELS PASSED PORT HURON. Special Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune. Porr Humox, Mich. Oct. 23.—DowN—Props Wm. Cowie, Scioto, Swallow, and Swain and con- sort, Jarvis, Lord aod consort, Ballentine, with schrs H. W. Sage, A. B. Moore, Tempest and berges, Hackett and consort ; schrs Exile, Daniel Lyons, George R. M. J. Wilcox, 8t. Androw, Orient, Mociang Bird. . Tep—Prop Pailade!phis and consort ; schrs Ida Keith, Monguagon, San Diego. Wixp—Northwest, gentle ; weather, fine. Sseinl Dispatch to The Chizago Tribune. ¢ Porr HUrox, Mich., Oct. 23—10 p. m.—Dowx —Props Californis, City of Daluth, Caldwell and and consort, Evergreen City and barges: schrs David Vance, A. G. Torey, Pathfinder, Heathen Bell, Vanderbilt, Horner, City of Mi'wankeo, VanValkenburg, I. G. Jenkins, Francis Beniman, Riverside. Tp—Props E. B. Hale, Toledo, Phil Sheridan, Ho;ufl and comsort ; achrs Moonlight, H. 8. Hyde. ., Winp—Southwest, gontle ; weather fine. * Schr Leighton, with s bsd hole in ber bottom, tha result of striking a rock in Neebich Rapids, arrivod down in tow of tug this evening. She is l':lkinx badly, and will be towed to her deati- pation. PORT OF ERIE. Special Duspatch to The Chicago Tribune. Exzz, Pa., Oct. 23.—Aamrvars—From Chica- g0, prop Alsska ; schrs Sam Flint, Schuylkill. Derarroass—For Chicago, prop Vienna; schrs Verona, Richord Winslow, Rec 4,600 bu wheat, 16,000 ba barley. SreyENTS—2,250 tons coal. ‘The United States revenue stmr Commodore Perry is at Buffalo. DENTISTRY. D;.W.B.MLQHESNEY. 3,600 plates manafacturod tho past sear. The larget dental ‘establisbment on the continent. S. 5. Whilo's h ased: the best s0d the blghost-pricad toeth knpwa 10 the profession. The fatelligence of tho pablic is fally swaks to the fact that tucy may no longer pay $25 aad $30 for a foll eet of tecth, when they can gos tho same for ¢ MOCHESNEY'S, corner Clark aad ftandolph-sts. Sat- fsfaction given or mopey refanded. Gold platos a¢ one- fourth the usnal ces. Gold tilling first- feney pricas. ‘arranted. Toeth extra pin. froe of charge, every moraing trom 8109, i First-class Sets Gun Teeth for I 85.00. Thirty years’ practice a guarantes of our ability, " ¥irat-clzes Filling at reasopable pri Particular ettention given to Orsl easss of the Mouth. DRS. HALE & CAIN, ‘Booms 1 and 3, 112 Dearborn-st. TEETH, CNLY $7.50. Dr. SWENGEL inserts the best gum teeth for §7.50, and warranted to give entirs sstisfaction. Teeth ex- tracted without pain. Tecth flied frat-class at re- duced prices. Boom 8 norihwest corner Stats and Madieon-sts. PROFESSIONAL. ' DR. BOLLINGER, Northwest corner Madison and Desrborn-sts,, cures Teadsche in a few hours, no matter of how long stand- ing. Au experience of twenty-fve years epables bim t0 treat ehronic diseases. such as Dronchitis, Qatarrh, Rheumstiam, Neurzlgia, Goitre, and Diseascs of the Lungs, Liver, Stomach, snd Kidneys, otc., with cortain success. Office hoars, from 10 8. m. 10 3 p. m., Sundays exceried. DISSOLUTION NOTICE, DISSOLUTION. The partnership herelofore existing between James Bobertson and Frank J. Yinghing is this day dissoived. Frank J. Yingley will coutinue the He slons m:’-nnmmdmwmam ces. . Surgery sad Dis- AMES ROBERTSO)] INSURANCE! The undersigned have this doy formed a copartnership under the name of FISHER BROTHERS, For the traneaction of a General Insurance Business, and are prepared to effect Insur- ance in the following first-class Compamies at equitable rates: - STAR FIRE INSURANCE CO.,. OF NEW YORE, Cash Assets $4350,000 . GUARANTY FIRE INS. ©0., OF NEW YORK, Cash Assets .$300,000 FARRAGUT FIRE INS. €O, OF NEW YORK, Cash Assets..... ..-..5450,000 0SWEG0 & ONONDAGA INS. €0, OF PH®NIX, N. ¥, Cash Assets..... .-.-..$300,000 OFFICE: No. 164 LaSalle-st. TRED. P. FiSHER. _ FRANCIS P. FISHER, DRY GOODS. WANTED! Ruyers who care to save their money to read the following prices: $ 8.00 BEAVER CLOAXS for. $ 4.50 10.00 BEAVER CLOAKS for. .8.50 15.00 BEAVER CLOAXKS for.... 10.00 25.00 BEAVER CLOAKS for....... 15.00 10.00 BROCHE SHAWLS for. 6.50 15.00 BROCHE SHAWLS for...... 10.00 18.00 Double Broche SHAWLS for 12.00 30.00 Double Broche SHAWLS for 21.00 7.00 PLAID 8HAWLS for......... 4.50 8.50 Double PLATD SHAWLS for 5.50 16.00 MINK SETS for. 25.00 MINK SETS for. 50.00 MINK SETS for 18.00 BLACK BEAVER SETS for 1.25 BLACK CABHMERE for 1.50 BLACK CASHMERE for. 175 BLACK CASHMERE for 1.00 Brilliantine Lustres for....... 50¢ Colored Cashmeres, all the new shades, &t 80¢, 85c¢, and 75¢, worth double. TLook at our All-Linen Hemstitched Hdk{s. at 8c, worth 20c. 500 doz. Damask Towels at 20¢, worth 35. 20 cases Prints, now styles, ot 6c. PARDRIDGE, 114 & 116 State-st. CARPETST! ‘We Are Selling Carvets Cheaper Than Any Housein the City. 3 Look at O Frioes for el Trate We have also a Full Lino of MATTINGS, RUGS, OTTOMANS, HASSOCKS, ETC. We have just purchased a lurge Bankrupt Stock of ‘Window Shades, Lace Curtains, and Upholstery Goods, Which we will offer a¢ 25 per cont below Manafactur- er's cost. Parties coming from = distance will find it greatly to their advantage to give us a call before purchanng. 0. W. & E. PARDRIDGE & €0., 118 & 120 State-st., over Boston Store, CEICAGO. GROCERIES. Observe! The t‘ollowing Prices are from 10 te 30 per cent BELOW ACTUAL COST! Preserved Ginger, perpol, - - - - $135 Preserved Ginger, case of 6 pots, - - 7150 Olive Oil, Lynch Freres, quarts, - - - .I5 Olive Gil, case of 1 dogen, quarts, - - 8.50 Sardines, Boneless Penaures, balves, - .35 Sardines, imported, halves, - - - - 2T Salmon, 1 Ib. cans, per dogen, - - - 225 Salmon, 2 1. caus, per dozes, - - - 325 Salmon, 2 19 Db, cans, per dozen, - - 350 A limited stock of the above goods, all warranted of the finest qual- ity, for sale by J. HICKSON, GROCER, 167 South Clark-st., Botween Madiron and Manros. BULBS. IT WILL PAY YOU TO COME AND SEE OUR STOCK OF BULES. KING & SAVAGE, Successors to Jas. H. Morrisand D. 8. Heffron, 250 State-st. (near_Jackson). HMILLINERY, MILLINERY. Ladies, why will you buy your Miilinery on State-st. and pay bigh prices? The Alistes MCDONALD, at 134 Nortb Clark-st., bave no rent to pay, snd tiserefore ean sell elezant Trimmed Hats from $4 to $6. Cut this out. FRACTIONAL CURRENCY, $56.00 E;ackages FRACTIONAL CURRENCY IN RXCBANGE POR Bills of Natinal Curtene, AT feite, | TRIBUNE OFFICE AMUSEMENTS. T DEXTER PARK. GRAND FOX HUNTS! Saturday, Oct. 30, & Monday, Nov. 1. NOVEL. RARE, AND EXCITING. TWOGRANDFOX HUNTS £ true old English atyle will take placo ot Dek- e e O turday. Oct. 0, naa Moudas, Nov. L at 2'p. . on which occaslon & pack of stxieen imported Fb: Hounds, from the kennel of 3tr. J. Bradley, Osb- Youn. Wiaw, will join in the chase. /A number of Wil Toues have been secured, which will insure tine spork. ‘Iio reguiar Huntsman and Whipper-in will ttend tbe 0 a8 to make sure of all thingd gong well. All D eaira 1s & fine day and no favor. Sidmission to Park and Amphitheatre, 60 28, Chil- drer, bat price. HOOLEY'S THEATRE, MAJUTE & HAVERLY Lescees, 3IONDAY, OCT. 25, GRAND BENEFIT T0 BILLY RICE, 'BILL Y will appear on the end, first time &ince the Fent fire. B st appearance of the great Song and Dance Art- 4 JOHNSON and BRUNO. MR.GUS BRUNO will aing tn 9 different languages, oY AYNE, the populsr Iiasso, has Kindly volu N 8 )y volun- = THE FAMOUS TR GALIFORNIA MINSTRELS In 8 bill of unusual superiority. Tuesday, Oct. 46, every evening, and Wednesday and Saturday Matinees, AN JMMENSE BILL. McVICKER'S THEATRE. THE CHARMING LITTLE FAVORITE, TR ALY £~ FOR UNE WEEK ONLY! a3 Bapported by the sterling comedian b, E. A. LOCKE and the entire dramatic company, 1o the new and sac- cesaful play MUOUSETTE! MUSETTE (Little Bright Eyes .......LOTTA. ‘Next weok Alr. JAMES LEWIS in the Big Bonanza, COL. W00D'S MUSEUM, Two performances daily at 2 p, m. and at 8 p. m. Manday, Oct, 25, 1875, and every eventng uatil far- ther potice, slso Wednesday and Ssturday Matnecs, will be produced with new acenesy, properties, and ap- powtments, tbe romantic Comedy Drama entitied, % THE ROMANCE OF ELFEN TOWER,” {n five acts, adapted from the great French Drama by Octave Feutllet, ** The Romance of 8 Foor Young Man,” rith s carefully distributed cast of charscters. Ontke afternoons of Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, and Fri- day, Sterling Coyue’s elegant and_amusiag Comedy entitled “ THE WIDOW HUNT.” The curiomties in the Museum Department are constautly being sug- mented and new fostures in that line (of great interest) sre being added every day. The pricra of admission fo the Mnseum and performance, 75c, 50, and 25¢ Children, 15c. The cheapest and best entertainment in Chicsgo. On Sunday afterzoon and evening, Oct, 31, and un- 4l further notice, grand exbibition' will be given in the Lecture-Room of the Mujoum, the besutiful MILTONIAN TABLEAUX and Biblcal Scenes, withan sppropriate Lecturo, COLISEUM CONCERT GARDEN, Clark-st., opposite the Court-House Square. Monday, Oct. 25, and every evening during the week, MLLE. ELJSE DEVRIENT, Prims Donna of the Imperial Theatre, Vienns ; and A18s DORA BESFORD, late of the Now Yot and Philsdelphia Thestres, in Operatic Selections. Also, in s few days, the VIENNA LADIES' ORCHESTRA, the only Originsl, Complete, Nine in Numbar. De-engagement of the EMPIRE CHILDREN, LIZZIE AND JOK, ihe Wonderful Musical Prodigtes. Admission 15 cenis. Separate entrance to Ladies’ Gallery from Clerk-st. McVICKER'S THEATRE. The Herry Wives of Windsor, Comic Opera In 3 Acte, by Otto Nicolai, To be performed by the Chicago Liederkranz, Asslsted by some of our best-known musical talent, ‘under direction of HANS BALATKA. Season to open Nov. 8. COL. WO0D'S MUSEUM. Two performances dafly, at 2p. m.and 8p. m. Monday, Gct. 26, and every évening until farther no- tea, Also Wednesdzy and Saturday Matinees will ba vea The Romance of Elben Tower, ‘With s powerful cast of characters, Monday, Tues- dsy, Thursdsy, and Friday _afternoons, Sterling Coyne's amusjng comedy of THE WIDOW HUNT. On ‘Sunday afternoon and evening, and. until farther no- tico, the besntiful MILTONIAN TABLEAUX AND BIBLICAL SCENES. McCORMICK'S MUSIC HALL, PROF. PEPEEEL. Oct. 25, 36. 217, 28,29, 30, Every evcning at 8 o'clock. Matinces, 2ith and §0th, ot 3 p, m. Four entertain. iemts in one,—viz: Sclentifc Lecture, Novel Shudows, Mysterious Ghoat, Optical Diorams. The Ghost Story, entitled Pierrot, Artist. A Pantomime ia- troduciug Felix Regamy in his art of Rapid Drawing, with curjous, ghostly offects. Admission, 25 centa. Reserved seats, 60 conts. Ticketsat W. B, Keen, Cooke & Co,, 113 and 115 State-st, Music by Bichl's orches- tra. Fho Hallett & Davis plano uaed 18 furnished by SUNDAY LECTURE SOCIETY. McCormick Hall, Sunday, Oct. 34, 3 p.m. Admis- sion, 10 cents, Ar. W. R * EMERSON, nephew of Ralph Waldo Emerson, aud ap accomplished orator and reformer, will speak on * THE MECHANIC OF 1776 AND 1876.” Only 2,000 tickets will be sold; 1,000 of theao are for sale at Jansen, McClurg & Co., 117 State-st. Doors open at 2, closs af 3, and remain closed till tho end of the lecture. Oct. 3i—Alrs. E. CADY STANTON. ACADEMY OF MUSIC. MONDAY, Oct, 18, 1675. Six Nights and Wednesdsy and Saturdsy Matinees, FRANEKE MAYO, Supported by his own Company in DAVY CROCEETT. Popular Prices—25, 50, and 75 centa, SNOW'S s DANCING ACADEMIES. WEST SIDE, ] NORTH SIDE, ‘Washington-at. cor. Green. | Klare's Hall, 70 N. Clark-st. NOW OPEN FOR FUPILS. West Side—Lactios and Gents every Wedneaday sad” Baturday evoning, at8 o'clock, Soires every Satar- dsy evening. North Side—Ladies and Gents every Tuesday snd Thursday evening, at 8 o'clock. Soires every Thurs- day evening. Tickets for one Academy are good for both, Reduction to all former pupila. For terms call at Acadcmies. PROF. I. N. SNOW, Principal, HURRAH!! HURRAH!!! FOR: Prof-Stow's Washington-st. Academy, CORNER OF GREEN. ‘The larzest, most convenfent, end best located hsll in tho city, lately rofitted. with dancing, smoking. snd Euppor rooms attached, For roat on ressonable terms for Jectures, fairs, festivaie, concerts, sociables, socie- ties, club parties, &c, For terms spgiy at the Academy, 1. SNOW, Principal. a AUCTION SALES. " STAR LECTURE COURSE. % The Paet of the Sierras.” R g@ggfl TUESDAY, Nov. 4 INION PARK AT ME - . rillisat end Entertaining Lecture, CLITERARY LONDON.” Ticket for sale, or exchacge for “OFTION TICE- ETS," Frday Morming, at Jabsen, McClurg & Co.'s, 117 State-st. - Admiseion, 502 Reserved Seat, i3es PERIRGRY TITCQMB"’ (DR. HOLLAND), on “HOBEY RIDING.” Boy “ OPTION TICKETS" in packa 10 for $5. Good for aLL Star Enlenalnmeng. e & Carpenter & Sheldon. ADELPHI THEATRE, /" Coraer Dearborn and Monroe-ste. Week Gommencing— Mmay, Oct. 25, 1875.‘ First appearance of the celebrated dual artists, Martha Wren and James Collins. Last week of the Champions of the World, THE LENTONS. Farst rq::punnm of the Great Comedian, W. T. MELVILL] It of PEASLEY & HUGHES, MLLE, LEA, Last w LITTLE ROSA. A AlcClosky’s Great Sensation Drama, THROUGH BY DAYLIGHT; Or, NEW YORK AN SLICES. POPULAR PRICES—15c, 2ic, 50c. apd T3c; no ex- tra. Matinees Wednesday and Saturday, 25¢ and £0¢: no extra. In elaborate preparation—LISPET, LISPET Mon- day next. BY G. P. GORE & CO, 68and 70 Wabash avenus. DRY CGOODS. Regular Auction Sale TUESDAY, OCT.25. Full lines Chaice seasonable goods, 3 ‘The {oliowing may benoted amog the special at- jons © Fancy Cassimeres in petterns, Fancy Cottonades, Plain xnd Colored Flannels, Dreea Plaids aud Linseys, Cheriots and Furmture Checks, Shurtiug Stripes, otc. Felt Skirta and Jackets, Fancy Shawis ad Sca e, . Gimps, Fringes, Ruflings, and Sidks, Buttonhole ines Laces, Dress Tnmmings, Buttons, Sewing Twist, ect. Boys’, and Youth's Hats and Cape,Fall styles. An entirely new lino of Suspenders, introduciog nov- elties ot before offered at auction. ‘Hamburg Ewbroideries, Great variety of Linens. Hosiery, Underwear, Kait and Feathers. Superior Table and Pocket Catlery, Plated Goods. An endless varicty of Gloves, Mitts, etc., the largest and best e in the city. Horse Blankets, i CARPETS.’ An entirely new line In very desirable patterns, in- cluding New Hemra, Rag, and Wool Carpers, etc. GEO. . GORE & GO., 68 and 70 Wabaaliav. No. 227 SOUTH MORGAN-ST. On Tuesday, Oct. 26, at10 o'clock, tie entire fur— niture of 3 dweiling, Parlor and Chamber Sets, Ex- tensicn Tables, Marble-Top Tables, Walnut Chaira and Rockers, Bureaus, Brussels and Woul Carjets, Glassware and Crockery, Parlor snd Cook Stoves, ete. . P. GORE & 0., Auctioneeri. EASTERN MASIUFAETURERS BOOTS AND SHOES Are pressing hard for money, and we shall, on WEDNESDAY, Oct. 27, at 91-2 a. m., CLOSE OUT several LARGE LINES of desirable goods. This sale will be well assorted, and OUR_ OWN MAKE CUSTOM GOODS in full lines be offered. GEO. I, GORE & Co,, &and 70 Wabaeh-av. "By ELISON, POME COSTOM-MADE CLOTHING, Taesday Morping, 0ct. 26, at 9:30 o'clock, AT OURSTORES, 84 & 86 Rancolphest., Acomplete atock Custom-miade Overcoats, Coats, Pants, Veats, &c., ofter which our Tueadny's Salo new and second-hand Furnituro, Carpets, Stoves, und General Household Goods. 5 ELISOY, POMEEOY & CO. ATUCTION SALE GOVERNMERT GOCDS! Wednesday Morning, Oct. 27, at 10 o'clock, AT BTORES 199 & 201 Randolph-st, un stairs, A large'stock of Government Goods, consist- inz of Truck Wheels, 8addle Trecs, Saddle Straps, MUSKETS, Gun Carringes, Cer- bines, Swords, Blacksmith's Bellows and Tools, Pickaxes, Artillory Knives, Saddlor's Goods, Harness, Hames, Saddles, Rubber Blankets, Rubber Rose, Clota Caps, Miscel- lanecus Gov’t Goods, etc., etc. Sale positive. 'ELISON, POMEROY & CO., Auctionesrs, AT PRIVATE RESIDEHCE TAT Wabash-av. Thnrsiay Horning, Oct 26, at 10 'l ENTIRE FURNITURE AT ATCTION. BRUSSELS CARPETS, PARLOR, CHAMBER, AND DINING-ROOM FURNITURE Bedding, &c., &c.© Kitchen Ware, Stoves, Crockery, Glass and China Ware, &c., &c.. &c. N, POMEROY *& CO., Auctioneers. CHTCAGD ARTISTS SALE Inter-State Expositicn ART GALLERY, THURSDAY and FRIDAY EVENINGS, Oct. 28 and t 7:30 cach evening. The First Regular Annual Sale of the Chicago Artists, L‘gprlding sbout One Hundred Choice Pictures, From the studios of the most eminent articts of this city. Among those represented in this collection are the following : James Hamilton, Waiter Shirlaw, 8, A. Donglzs Volk, W. B. Burd, Jun:us R, Rioan, 3. 8. Drury, 3. F. Gookins, Cyrenus Hall, ¥, M. Green, And many others equally eminent. The Pictures will be arranged and on free exbibidon Toesdzy ovening.’ ELISON. POMEROY & CO., Auctioncers. Friday Morning, Oct, 29th, - At9:30 o'clock, our regular weekly eale AT AUCTION, An {mmense stock new and second-band Furnitare. A'splendid line new and used Drusseis, Moguet, Ax- minater, and other carpets. Rich, clegant, and medi- o Parlor Siits, Walnut and Marble-Top Chamber Sots, Ofce Desks, Book Cases, etc., Cooking, Hesting, 2ad’ Parlor Stovee, Ganersl Housekeeping Goods, Mattreases, Bedding, Plated Ware, Glasa Waro, Cigars, Blerchand j tige. angmens) "ELISON, POMEROY & CO., S and w Bandolph-st. By JAS. P, McNAMARA & CO, ‘27 East Washington-st, 2,000 CASES BOOTS & SHOES AT ATUCTION, TUESDAY MORNING, Oct. 26,8t 9 1-2 o'clock. SPLENDID LINE OF FIRST-CLASS NEW GOODS FOR THIS SALE. ATLSO, 275 CASES «ORIGINAL SUCKER BOOTS.” ‘Rochester and Utica Shoes. B0 Lot B s MeNAMARA & CO.. Auctioneers. By WAL F. HODGES & CO. AT OLR ;A_R;:non.ns. 636 WEST LAKE-ST,, WEDNESDAY ENENING, Oct. 27, 84 7 p. o wtock of Carpets snd Housshold Goode, Crock: Cutiory. &c,” A large Iiue Parlor and Cook Stoves. & poative ud without rescrve. Also oa Saturdsy Een: fog.at 7 o'clock, tine lot of Househo!d Goods must be s0ld to pay udvacces, HODGES & CO., uchioneers, 635 and 643 West Lake st DANCING, In all its Fashionable branches, taught st BOURNIQUE'S ACADEMY, 128 Twenty-fourth-st., near Indiana-sv., Cbildren's Class, Tuesdsy and Eaturdss, 2:30 p.m. Ladies' Class, Friday, 3 B m. Genticsia's Class, Tueaday, 3 p. m. Ladies and Gentlamen’s Olass, Sat- urday, 8 o1, Private leasons given. MASKELL HALL. Desplaines and Jackson-ata. The Imperial Club Sociables Every Thursday evening. Choice Moelo, Perfect Mane sgement. Option tickets, good for three’ entertain- ments, §1. Dancing, 9 p, m. — FOURTH Anneal Hilitary Ball of the Alpine Hunters, Wednesduy Eveaing, Oct. 27, 1875. Maskell Hall, Despiaicesst., between Adams 2nd Jackson. Admis- mon §l, Music by Maj, Nevans' Military Band. MADISON DANCING HALL, Coroer of Peorta and Madison-sa., o Jet 1o res; blw parties or cluds, S fl stie or clis, <oy _umm&dumm METROPOLITAIN COR. WABARH-AV. AND MADISON-ST. The largest, tha chespest, and the most thorough. Scholarship, $50. Offieo open after 8 o'elock. SILYA Bimurx 0. Da BILYA ALZX. BRADFORD'S s ') English, rmer] . Of Hofimap' French, i “"nomfi“nz::a Day Sciool for Young, Lac D, ax Yok, Beopuna g, Sept. 37, Ap~ elghiat Tokiar oo saranally, aa tbové, ON THURSDAY, OCT. 28, at 9:30 o'clock, Elegant Imported Vases, Toilet Sets, Mantel Ornaments, At 10 o'clock, Housshold FUORNITURE. 25 Elegant Parlor Sets, 15 marble and_wood-top Chamber Sefs. 200 Waiont Bedstends. 5% marhle z2nd wood-top Tal 30 marble and wood-top Hall- “Trees. 50 What-Nota, 75 Bareaus and Commodes. Sofus, Lounges, Book-Cases, Farlor and Ofice-Doass, Show-Cases, Floor Oil-Clotl, English Lody Brussels, Three-Ply and Wool Carpes, Farlor Stoves, Storo Safes, Piancs, etc. GEO, P, GORE & CO., S Auctioneers, THURSDAY, OCT. 28. REGTLAR AUCTION SALE OF DRY GOODSs, Notions, Hoslery. Underwear, Hats and Caps, Gloves, Gannts 'and Mitts, Pisce Goods, Hamburgs, Dress Trimmings. &c. Men's and Boys' Clothing, Horse Blankets, &c. Full line Hemp, Dutch, and Ingrain CARPETS. GEO. ». GORE & CO., €8 and 70 Wabash-av. ARRIVAL AND DEPas EXPLANATION OF S TERENCE MAT e —rdant cda wgcsnad. 1 o * Sunday excepte o e donday 31800 4053, ¥ CHICAGD & NORTHWESTERN RAILRO Uficea. i3 Gor 1, L3 1crouny, ouse), tha depols. | Leare, ., eorner Hadisonst,, and at aPacific Faat Lin aDubuyue Day Ex. aDubaqus Night ¥x. vis Chinton. aOmaba Night Expres aEreeort & Dubugas. Exb aFreepo ubugue Expres el (Sdadayy b)ilwaakes Fast bMilwaakes Mal bMilwsakee E: PrPrPSPTELTERLPEY FEPBEPPEPFPRPRFDE RAILROAD TI¥E T ‘a—Depot corner of Welleand Kinziesta. - Depot corner of Canal and Kinsia.ts. Atlantic ¥xp 835 (dauy). Nignt Express..... . GRAND RAPIDA AND MUSKEGON. Morning Express.. Nignt Express., and CA " . Dnton Depot, Nide, near Naditondt. bridge. Ofitces: At Devot, and 123 Kandolph-3t.., idan-ao. und Lakest. . Tick® ‘and corner Mich- | Leate. | Arvwe Paducab Streator, Lacon, Waahiagton Ex. (41239 noon| Joiiet & Dwieht Acc mmodation. [* 5 0 o. m; LAKE SHORE & MICHIGA;I SOUTHERN. C'ICAGY. MILWAUKEE & ST. PAL RAILRDAD. Cinium Derot, corner Hadisn and Canal-sis. 63 South Clarietz., opponite Sherman House, and at Deret. Mfiwnnkew X Prairio du Chis: I-vialon, Passunger.. Mivaoker, La Crosse, Winosa. Minneapoils, Kipvo. izoen say, thraugh .(*T45p. . Sta Paal, uBisnen’ & Ui *10:008. . X - * 4:00p. mo Milwavrkee. Praine aul » Chiy owa, also, Monasoa! and Sievens Boin, Pssongwr.5:00p. m. Muwadtee, St. Paul & Miane-! through Express. 1 apolim ir 945n.m. ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROA0. Depot, foa* of Lakest. und fust of Tue Ofice 131 Randolpl-st, n Passenzer.. W2, A. BUETERS & CO., AUCTION 5. 108 MADISON-ST. A SUPERB OOLLEOTION OF Tialian Marble 2nd Alabaster STATUARY, Richly Carved Vases, Florentine and French Bronzes, Mantel Clocks, Statuettes, etc., Selected at Floronce, I'ely, by SIG. G. B. PANDOL- FIST, will be sold BY AUCITION, TUESDAY, OCT. 26, 1875, By Wm. A. Butters & Co., At their Salearoowm, 103 East Madison-st. The sale, commencing at 10 o'clock 3, m., will con~ tinue until all is rold, Among the beautiful collectious will Le found Diana, Madonns, Danza Di Venere,Guar- dian Angel, Group (Threo Graces), Fidelity, Psul aod Virginis, Miiton, Shabspearo, Greek Slave, Venns, and many ofhers, Eiegently carved Vases copied from Tuasan, Roman, Gothic, Egyptiao, Florentine, sud tircciat, from W inchies t0 7 fuet in helght, suitable for Druwing-room, Diniug-room, Hall, aud Garden, and Terculesn Urhs, Agato Vases, Card_Receivers, Foun- tains, Groaps of Antmals, Mosale Jiarble Centre Ta- © bler, “arbls Colurnua, ote, Real Fiorentine aud French Bronzes, Choiwce Fronch Maatel Clocks, running 30 and 60 dsys. The whole wilt boon oxhibitien all day MONDAY, Ost. 25, WAL A. BUTTERS & CO,, ‘Auctioneers. , 108 East Madison-st. WEDNESDAY JMORNING, Oct, 27, at 0:30 o'cloak, TRADE SALE. White Crociery, Yellow and Bockingham Ware, Table G:ascware and Chimneys, Full line Fine Table Cutlery and Flated Ware, 25 ROLLS CARPET, Direct from msnusacturers. BUTTERS & CO'S REGULAR TRADE BALE THURSDAY MORNING, Oct. 25, at 9:30 o'clock. STAPLE AND FANCY DRY G0ODS, Clotha, Cassimeres, and Repellants, . REGULAR MADE CLOTHING, Large line of Overcasts, Shirts, Drawers, and Hosiery. 1iaty, Caps, Gloves, Gaunts, and Mitts 100 SAMPLE GASES BOOTS AND SHOES. BUTTERS & 00/S SATURDAY SALE. Farniture, Household Goods, Planos, Carpets, Sioves, &c. SATURDAY MORNING, Oct, 80, at 9:30 o'clock, at their Salesrooms, 108 Madison-st. By H. CHADWICK & CO. 170 East Madison-at, TUESDAY, Oct. 25, at 10 3, m., will be eold tne largest 'and moat elegant assortment of OIL PAINTINGS, CHROMOS, AND STEEL ENGRAVINGS Frer offered in this city, to bo zold without reserve. WEDNESDAY, Oct. 27, wll be our next regular sale of Houschold Goods and General Merchandiss. L. B. MANTONYA & CO,, Commission Boots anc Stioes, 200 East Madison-st. WE HAVE A LARGE STOCK OF BOOTS dSEHOES From s wholesale house in Lioston who fatled, and ihese goods MUST BE SOLD for what they will bring for cash at once. Our customers will find this a_race chance for bargaina. L. B. MANTONYA & CO. By W. A. Batters & C LEGAL. Trustee’s Sale. WaEagas, The Clifton Hotel Company, by ita cortain doed of tust, dated the lstday of ctobers A, D. le73, and racordsd in tha_Kecorder's o¥ice of Cook Cousty. Stato of Whaois, in Book %7 of Record, on page 30, did coavey to the undersigned, in trust, the prperty here- o fter describod ; satd conveyance havicg beea masde to e e payaient of ita cortain bonds in the sum of each, bearing oveu date with said in the aggrogate to the sum of ousand doilars, esch peyabio to the inlorest on each o1 snud r cent per sndam from the date thervot be pald n:{,fiv firt nAI; P etober and April in each year, by tenty coipcas o OFea davs witn, aud attached 10, each of sald bocds. 1t was provided 1o said deed of trust that ‘e, payment of said bands ot aay of tha It ‘ot the intereat theroon G uny part tEorel, the: e, O epiicaion of the Jogal haider of said bonds Ahy of them, it should be lawful for tho undersig il tho property in said d of trust describud, aod sil e T biie. interest and benofit of said Clifion Hotel Comarear, ita sacooasors and sesigns in and o 156 vaat c anction,on the B o wash, frat aiviok notico of the time of such Oy oablishing fuch astice a ane of 108 Dewapapers at e o pablished in the City of Chicago by ten ualir jablications in such paper, the fast of whica should ba at Peut ‘thirty days befors euch sale, and make, 6xecute, 80a deliver to the purchaser &t au walea ‘and sufficient Gt waco for the premises told. Aud wheress default haa been made In the paymeatol all the interest opon 024 Bandred (101 of aid buada which lina sccrnd afacs Apnl 174, and Lhis conpons repressntiog such inieses: - L tne logal Boldef cf sald eng imadred bonds bas Doplied 1o me, toe underigned, a2 Trusive, to sell tho property mr’:‘ddb] 1aid desd of trust or the purposcs rein meatiooed. - o ow, thareforo, public potlcs s beraby given wtat e Wodnoedss, the firut (18t) day of Docouber, i at the Rour of elsves (11) o'clock a. m. uf asid d; 2511 the following described property, to-wlt : $21d eatate of ths Clition Hotel Company. i3 the pra Eaown an Lot nine (9), 13 Block fwo (2}, of fracunpal S Addition te Ublcako, Couaty of Cock, il togetber with the building known as the Clifton Honae, on said land situats, tne priviieges and appurtepances therenato belcnging (iha said leasstold 514 Company balpg that existiag by virtas of 3 e o S Maect 1. 153, of aeid Lot 3, Btock 2, exacat. ¢4 by Jooi C. Waicer and wife to Wiltoz A. Jo: ‘aud 57 said Jenicins assigued o mid Compins), st public D ehon. fo the bighest bidder or biader, for cash, oo the’ sbave-describod prrmises, ", the procesds Lo (e e uoa tifteen ols, entionad. ed Ci O¢). Sth, 1816 > . Bated Caleto, O viaraers, U Pertland Blosk. epots, oot of Lake foy and Canal and Sizteanth-sts. at depots. CHICAGO, BURLINGTON % QUINCY RAILRO liasa-av. and Sicta: i Ticket Oficen, MICHISAN CENTRAL RAILRORY. Depct, oot v Latesi and foota? Drente-seotdsts ReketCofice. 61 Clur corner of Randolph, and % lAk,dL. Treus: Mail (via mats lize). < S To. DAy REDT&sS.csuenssoce S40a m.}* B0 Haln. 200 Accommods 5:05 3:0U l , @ Claricss. Yuawa aug -::-rulaf.fl:m-sr. o & Soos Olty 1.3, Bacine ¥zt Line, Jor Oreabia; Kanss Gity, Leaveaworna, A% enuson .« St. Josepd Exp~ T ézas Lixpreas Aurora Pasrourer.s rora Passencor (Sanday).. Dabuoun & SioAzCity Fap. Pacitic Nicht Exp, for Kansea G KANKAKEE LINE, From Ceatral Deyot, Lakest., d dej 1 Toent ookl S A PR b A g Leacne, Arrice, Indianavolis, Loutville & omi.n.J aati Day Expres Dag 12:08 D003 |* 8:30p. M. Bat{ Nieht Kxpross (daily) 880 p. m.|* 1158 @, CINCINMAT! AIR LINE AND KOKOMO LINE. From Piurs, Cincianai & Si. Lowis Railway domot, core Zandolp s S Indfenapolis, Louisville & Cincl nati Day PY"S“(EBRG. CN(‘::l‘leATI IJST. LOUIS RAILROAD. | Leare. Colambne, Pitteb i lumbns urg & New York. 1y Exprose... Colcmbus, Pruuburg & New York! Neght Eipressidaily - 800p. m. * S0 e m.[* 80p. m. 7:08. m. Zeave, 1 Armve. + Bunda. tod_§ Daiy. andaye. 3 Ex- e L Ay st e BALTIMORE & OHID RAILROAD iom Building Train leave Jrom rear of Kz oot af Rl N Taenrs ‘curner of Washington, ] Leave. | Arrise. 86 m| THp m. Mail, Sandays Exoepted.. 85p. m. 720 m. Express, Datly.... CHICAGO, ROCK ISLAND & PACIFIC RAILROAD. Depot, corner of Van Buren and SAermaa-sts, Tickeoffse | Grand Pacute Lol | Leave. Arrive, Qmas, Leavonw'th Atehison Ex|*10: 0. Peru Accomunodation., > ‘g;: =: ,'g: : Nieut Kxprees, 1110.00 0. m. i1 6158, = /. Lock Hospital, CORNE 5 Washingion & Frankiy, 3 Charterod by Lhe State 3 of lilinois for the ei- press parposs of givin, 3 .mmediate reliel in sl ‘cases of privats, chroo- Toand arinary discascs in all thetr complicatoed forms. It is well koowa that DK. JAMEBS bet stood at the headof the nrofesalon for Lhe past I rars. AN evimnce aro allimpors S itas W Cukhan, Dot lusses Dy dreame, mannood, nwm?‘lflb‘cnrfl\ daiicate atrention, or write. Pleazant hoine for pa! s A_bcok for the million. H-xflgolgmnv. which ! ‘un all ll:mn these m;un—-—b S ary- why Bot__In can’a 1o yay botlage. . D o bt b aut. pimples uo tne ince.low: dios wanring the mo: Jataos has 2 roors and parlors. You soe Do one Doctor. Office hoars,9a. . 107 p. m. Bundaye, 10 tctly conBdential. a.m. Al baniness wrn LOCK HOSPITAL, ~oorner 3 Wusbington nd Franklia-te, chartered by ts State of Il Tois for Lo 6xpross purposa of giviag the Tighest postidlo Treatmont in af] cases of pre vatediseases. Itia wollkanwm @ L. James baa stood at t bead of the profossion for ceor 3) vears—age asd expacl- ence all im;ortant. A bok for ths miltio ro=, or 10 enia o pag pustige, o3 Sarriage. Lest Eoergy, Love, 1mpotency, Piu Ladics requirizg the oat del jomo board, ste, callor h weitc. Stric:ly contidential. Ofos. ¥a. m. until 7 p. m. Sandase. Wtalz. D Jemes is 6 yoars of axe, having Bac &) yea:s’ bospital practice. In caliox yon ses s ose bai ibs Dacto.. 1 have twenty rooms and patiors. Br LITTLL Myeans’ Loadon Hospital practicy, cares private disessse {mmediately withsac mercary; also LOST MANHOOD, nervous debility, ca: by errors of youth. The yoang 2nd oid are yaickly restored to manly vigor. Strangers shou'd call ur writo. Une Interview 's quite = Otfice sinictly pravass No. 123 West Madison-st. NO CURE! 39 Dr. Kean, 380 BOUTH CLARK-8T., CHICAGO, Moz bo cansalied, persomally or by mall, fres of cascye, e e e Tvans discasen. ” B s R AN s ngh’lkhfl 13 the city wlo WArraGts oarss or oo pay. o hoars. § . m. t 8. m. Sandars from 1o 1 DOER. OXIIN, 187 Wubingicn-ur., Chicago. Longer engaged than auy POI#CiCE: iz LLicaKo in the reatment of Ohrobic, Sexual, and Frivate Disosscs. Scminal Weaimeas and Tmypotéucy permadently cured. Ladies requiring dali- caté treatment, with homa and board, may call or write {n confidexca. A book for all (Uinsnited), 10 ceats, TPRIVATE DISEASES. Aleoady retardod form 6f this clase of diseasas widl by prompuiy aad permandatly LaseG erlense. Tessable, Uconitatba oaly roesty iSleTeihe odca sy al) evwniogs [a Lis woek Lromio b frr S Ay S e