Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, November 21, 1875, Page 1

oo i 1 e 3 YOLUME 29. FINANCIAL. e Thi CHICAGO, SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 21, 1875.~SIXTEEN PAGES. GROCERIES. forchaut’, Farmers', & Mechanics’ Savings Bank, 76 CLARK-ST., CHICAGO. [NVESTHENT CERTIFICATES, Pt Seeity—Lierl e, grery Certificate Secured by Mortgage on Improved Real Estato. {TABLE of increase of *Investment Certif- 3 secured on improved real estate. bear- _““ payable in quarterly install- at the Tate of 73-10 per cent peran- Fom. Showing the accamulazion of sums in- '-nlfurtllhmefll of Chlldren or others: BRACKEBUSH, DICKSON & C0,; MINERS AND SHIPPERS Hard and Soft Amount Time. +_ Amount 2 e COAL. % % MAIN OFFICE: + 1,000 499.7 e = 33250 | No. 1 W. Randolph-st. oA upon the basis that interest, when due, is ,‘:u:duunmwm and invested in INVEST- 30T CERTIFICATRS whenever $100.1s thus accamu- R.R. Yard---S.W. cor. Carroll & Morgan-sts. B. R.Yard---Ashland-av. & Carroll-st. BUY THEB LYONSDALE (OEIO) COAT. BEST IN THE MARKET. Main Office, 85 Washington-st. BRANCH OFFICES: Cor, Randolph-st. and Michi- gan-av. ; cor.Twenty-seventh-st. and Cottage Groveav. JOHN B. GARTENMANN, Sate Ageat. E. L. HEDSTROM & (0, ‘WHOLESALE AND RETAIL COAL DEALERS. Ofce—Corner Adams and Market-sts, B e of 3 Cartifioate bas the privilege of examin- flords of the trust at &ay time on calling 2t 4 efSon of the Trastes. } Cectificates and interost, when due, rein- ot 41 desied, or remitzed by draft or express toany Ustiod States. _Address mad e 'SYDNEY MYERS. Mansger. TEHE STATE qyigs It @gfl, 80 and 82 LaSalle-st,, Ohicago, ..$5003000 .. 100,000 Beoeives Bavings Deposits and allows interest thers- ot the Tate of © per cent per annum, subject to the Institation. "Nloo receives for safe kecping 'in its SAFE DE« POSIT VAULTS, money, diamonds, bonds, o e bk S e o o | DoCEEs. or, U & Sonth Baneh % 2 -2 Cor. 16th-st.& South Branch. ;flh!‘,"_"_. mis. 2.3 g{,’%,’;gf“c,}”,,,-;} i(lor. Erie-6t. & North Branch, L J. L. HATHAWAY, HARD AND SOFT COALS. 'MAIN OFFICE AND DOCK : OOR. MAREET, & BANDOLSH-STS, Also Office and Dock, No.1 North Market-st.; Offico end Yard, 11 West Lake-st.; Down Town Office, 16 LaSalle-st. Orders solicited. ;1 COAI:! COATaL * VIA EMPIRE LINE. ‘The undersignod are receiving daily, via all rail, al- rect from the mine, in box cars, locked and_sealed, all Fizes of the celebrated White Ash Lackawznna Coal. Alarge discount to the trade and car consumera. Country orders filled promptly direct from the mines. All weights guaranteed. T. B, EVANS & CO., Office and Yards, 792 State-st. ‘Reference, Pirst National Bank, TADIES’ FINE FURS. Martin's Special BaI‘EfliflS,}M State-st AN TMMENSE STOCK OF Minls, Marten, ¥Xrmine, Seal, Otter, Lynx, Grebe. NEW STYLES. FINEST QUALITY. BEING THE ENTIRE STOCE OF A NEW YORK RETAIL HOUSE BOUGHT AT SHERIFF'S SALE. PRICES- Lynx, French Seal, or Miok Muff and B Feal Mivk boff, with Los or Collar. Handsome Mink Muff, with Boa or coil Extra ity Four-stripo Mink Maff sn Genuine London Dyed Soal Moff and Splenald Mink Mo¥f and Coller, or Boa.. Seal skin Bscques at from $5 ANY OF THE AT E with prieflege of nnmm.‘;mfi ;ia’un pasment. of express Charges. B.T. MARTIN, 154 State-st., Chicago. e e ore| ~JRrust < (CHUBTERXD.) 124 & 125 b, Chies, L Mortgage Loans on Real Estate, improved snd pnimproved, located in the city and sub- urbs of Chicago and in the States of Tllinois and Tows, EXCLUSIVELY regotiated. \ Loans speedily executed at the LOWEST pates of interest. Expe ‘moderate. 115 CLARKST, Mellofist Cored Bioek Interest begins on the first of each month. MONEY TO LOAN Ca productive ity real estate. Borrowers will do well foncens, DEAN & PAYNE, \ K. E cor. Randolph and Dearborn-sts... (bank fioor). MONEY TO LOAN ©n improved real estats at enrent rates. JOHX W. MABSH & CO., 94 Washington-st. = ¥ REREREE DEEMARE, TILY. ) tomn, RSO, Nermeast sarnar Olark ava i i ‘Eherman Houae), Chi .Eliflalph-nl- (oppomte new CUNARD MAIL LINE. Safling Three Times & Week o and fom BRITISEI PORTS. LOWEST RATES. “;t 4';"’"6&{" ofl'!n. morthwest corner Clark and e, H. DU VERKET, General Western Agent. 3 Bazurdag 1o, Gl g-wol, &c.~ Cabin, 86 inclac s, nhaofixifi?;fi Dastag: ;'m'r'.lxu; e Britat fried upwards oa Great Britdlo, AND SACQUES CUT TO OUR NEW FRENCH PATTERN and made to order; the only stylish pattern for a Fur Sacque. Sacques (of oth- er manufacturers) refitted, and all Kkinds of fur work proinptly at- tended to. BISHOP & BARNES, Cor. State & Monroe-sts., The Principal Fur Manufacturers of the West. Sorner EVANSTON SCHOOL OF INDIVIDUAL INSTRUCTION. Btudents Taught Ir.dividuall 'y instead of in Clanses. OB BOTH , Youths and Adults, in Common vou ?am Collegiate and Business Studies, Re- 4ad Teacher Training. Tuition and Board (ev- 7 hing furpished), §125 to $133 per 15 weeks. Winter begiza Dec. 6. Apply to Wik P. JoxES, A. M.. Evanston, Tl ALLEN'S ACADEMY, Fee. 144 and 148 Twenty-second-st .. near Michig a The most elegant and thoroughly eqmppadg‘a:;:’ !Mn., inthe United Stwtes, Prepares for Harvard, H‘i!nfim,c 2y Uleestley, e for businoss Nmpn- rimary i pectment fof ttle boys. New IRA'W. ALLEN, LL. D., President. TO RENT. PO ERESINCL, HOTEL. The beautiful new Stone and Brick Hotel on_State- st. and Hubbard-court (site of the old Wood's Hotel), to be finished in 75 or more rooms to suit tensnt. Fine stores below also for rent. Rent low to the right tenant, Applyto WAL H. SAMPSON & CO., 144 LaSalle-st. OFFICES TO RENT Intbenew building, 56 and 53 Washington-et., ad- Joining the First Nations] Bank, and above_the splen- id new store of Chiarles Gossage & Go. No better Jo- cation in the city. None but good responsible parties Deed spply. JOEN P. OLINGER, Southeast corner Washington and Dearborn-ats. HALL TO RENT. Glicksuf Hall, corner North Clark and Illinols-sts. This centrally iocated and newly renovated hall is now for rent for balls, parties, woddings, and societies, Thero are connected with it largo dining-rooms, bar, Xitchen, wardrobes, paiors, etc. For terms apply to BEN H.SELIGMAN & CO., 167 LaSalle-st.,(basement) FURNISHED HOUSETORENT O WORTEH SIDE. See to rent column. Apply to E. BRAINARD, 132 LaSalle-st., Room 29 DYEING AND CLEANING. and Day School young ladies i e ‘;x\, iy g é:él?fiF& S Tato Hoas x. 3 : e ot 33 Astatant Washington School, Cbicago, Pria- WINTER TRRM OF MISS SHAW'S S 84 Weat Adamsat., begins on M the 0 T licpirts dommeont sder et Qlarka. o SHIRTS. SHIRTS. “THE HARRIS,” Timetried and thoroughly- teeted, clogant in design, s b In werkmanship, fault- 8 in ft. Leave your meas- ure wit HARRIS & COBB, 1 South Clark-st. DENTISTRY. VITALIZED AIR DYEING. e n o on b st | Tl S o st e }:fiwa, Booms 18and 19 Dare Block, nortbwet cor- "BOSTON. fiscr STEAM DYE l'!owsz. PLANTS EXTRA FLOUR. Minnesota Patent Flour. Minnesota Spring Flour. ‘Wiscousin Buckwheat Flour. Large Stock of Table Buttcr. Large Stock of Canned Vegeta~ bles, extra quality. A Full Line of Canned Fruits, Preserves, Jellies. EXTREMELY LOW PRICES. New Raisins, Currants, Figs, Cit- ron, Lemon and Orange Peel, Large variety Table Sirups. New Teas of All Grades Very Low. An endless variety of FANCY GROCERIES, WINES, CIGARS, ETC,, Sold RETATIL at Wholesale Prices. J. K. VAN DUZER, aROCER, No, 126 East Lake-st., corner Clark. GROCERIES Betailed for Cash at Wholesale Pricis. Granulated Sogar, g . s 11 Teaches, 3-1b cans, per dqzen. Peaches, 6.Ib cans, extra, per doz¢D.. Boens, String, per dozen. Sardines, Imported, 38, per ca ‘Sardines, Boneless Pelianros, X, per cal. FLOUR. Ainnesota Spring Whent, best, R brl White Winter Wheat, @ brl... Japan—50, 60, Btandard,.. Oolong—5, 50, 60, Standard. Gunpowder—35, 50, 60, 75, Blandard. Young Hyson—30, 80, 75, Standard ‘English Breakfast—S0, ), Standard . Weight, quality, snd sstisfaction guarant livered in any part of the city free of charge. J. HICKSON, Grocer, 167 South Clark-st.. bet. Madison and Monroe. SILVERWARE, &c. v ESERTS! ‘We have in stock and con- stantly arriving NEW STER- LING SILVERWARE, NEW CLOCKS and BRONZES, ELE- GANT JEWELY, FINE DIA- MONDS, PEARLS, and FAN- CY GOODS, at very low prices. N.MATSON &GO0. STATE AND MONROE-STS. WEATHEE. STRIPS. JUDD'SPATENT 'DOUBLE RUBBER AND ZING WEATHER, STRIP Ts the best in the world. EXAMINE IT. For sale, Wholegule or retail, at manufacturers' prices, by HAYHAN & CO., Gou. Agenis, Roum 16, 133 South Clark-st, Agents wanted everywhere. O0R WEATHER GUARDS Are the best everinvented. So sy our lead- ing architects. They ore used in the Com- mercial Hotel, Tremont House, Garaner House, and in the residences of O, F. Fuller, Touis . W. Potter, Eli Bates, James Btinson, and scores of other prominent citi- gens. Honses fitted promptly. Keep out cold, dust, and rain. ‘WILSQN, PEIRCE & CO., 184 Clark-st., Room 6. The Amctic Weather Strip Beats them all. Put on for 5c per foot. We chargs pothing to cail on you, show our Eamples, and give ea- timates, OUTHET & PRATT, Offico 160 e-st. Palace Car Weather Strip, Tnequaled for effectiveness, beauty, and durability ; 5 cents per foot and warranted five years. Office, 107 Randolph-st. European Pine Tree Extract and Herb DRY VAPOR BATH. The only institute of its kind in the United States. After the celebrated model institute in Remda, The surest cure for Rheumatism, Gout, Sorofuls, Female, Nervous, and Chronic Liver Dis- eases, General Debility, etc. For further inform- ation callat the Institute. Openfrom 8 a.m. to 7 p. m., and on Sundsys from8to 12s. m. Send for Circulars, 416 & 418 Wabash-av., near Hubbard Coart. ELIZABETH STEIN, Supt. MISCELLANEOUS. SALE OF BRUSHES, ETC. By Assignee in bankruptcy, by order of the United States District Court, in and for the Nortuern Dis- trict of lliinols—in bankruptey. The undersigned +will reoeive bids for the whole OF any portion of Fock, comprising brushes, sponges. shoc-blacking, and ihe store-fixtures in the stocx of the estatc of Faward C. Douglass, » bankrapt, watil the 30th day ot November, current, and on the 8th day of Decem- Der nest, at 11 o'clock 'a. m., and Bale continued from day to doy until all ahall bo sold, at No. 55 South Waterest.. Chicago, 1L, any balanco of said stock re- maining on hand unsold will be sold st public auction 1o tho highest bidder for cash. Examination of sud Hoods by sample can be made at tho abote-named & ivee, and dealers and those interested are requested Tomake tids therefor and send same to CEAS. E. CHESS)AY, e of the estate nf Edward C, Douglass, No. 65 ‘Bouth Water-st., Chicago, IlL L3 FLOWER BULBS. Another Jof of Choice Hyacinthe, Tulips, Narcissus, Jonqnile, Anemones, Ranuncules, and Iris joet re- celved. For sale cheap at HENRY SCHOELLKOFPF'S, 232 and 234 Randolph-st. DIRT WANTED. 40,000 of dirt wanted for filling. at Blue Island- av. snd m"x"fl.fimfl. ‘Viaduct. COX BROS. Obesity Cared in Chauso in Diet necessary. To all overburdened ‘the remedy will bé sent on receipt of £l PBOF. W. S. SPAULDING, P. 0., Chicaga, PIANOS AND ORGANS. “FHAT CASH WILL DO. We have just bought for cash an Immense Stock of Elegant NEWPIANCS First-Class Makes, which we will sell at Prices Heretofore Unheard Of! Will buy & splendid Rosewood 7% Octave Pianoforte, Overstrung Bass, Armaffe Attachments, French Grand ‘Action, New Scale, 'Highly Polished Cise, Round Corners, Curved Legs, und Lyre. ; Will buy s fall, rich, and powerfal tone 75;, Octave ‘Planoforte, Standsrd Make, all Newest Improvements, Bich Moldings on Case, Carved Legs, and Lyre. STYLE, LOUIS XIV, Will buy a Magnificent Square Grand Piano, 3¢ Octave, and all the Tmprove- ments, Heavy Moldings on Top and Bottom of Case, Four Round Corners, Back finished like . Front, Richly Carved Legs, and Lyre. Will buy one of the Finest Upright Pi- anosin the market; 7 Octave, all Tate Improvements,’ Richly Carved Case, EXQUISITE IN TOXE AND FINISH, Photographs and Descriptions furnished. FIVE Years’ Guarantee with oscl: Inetrument. ‘Handsome Stool and Cover included. . Packing and Shivping attended to. R. T. MARTIN, 154 State-st. MASON & HAMNLIN CABINET RGNS ‘Winners of Three Highest Medals and Diploma of Honor at PARIS, 1887- VIENINA,1873 STILL ANOTHER EURCPEAN TRIUNPE AT THE Industrial Exposition Heid this year in LINZ, the Capital of UPPER AUR- TRIA, the MASON & HAMLIN CABINET ORGANS Dave just been pwarded the GRAND SILVER MEDAL OF HONOR, being the highest award for instruments of this class. ‘These unrivalod are now sold for monthly or quar- ferly payments, or are rented until rent pzys for them. Tilustrated catslogues and testinonial circalar—doo- uments of great interest toall who contemplate pur- chasing—sent freo on application. DMASON & HAMLIN ORGAN CO., 'BOSTON—NEW YORK, s 80 & 82 ADAMS-BT., CHICAGO. e e FURNITURE, SPIECEL & CAHN, 222 Wabash-av. Holiday Noveli! New Patterns of Foot f ests, with and without Slipper Cases, from $5 to $10. Ottomans, square Or roun: om $41o $8. Music Stools, oval or square, from $7 to $15. ; o lr.zlusio Stands, very cheap, $8, 10, and E'i:zfiant Easels, $8 to $35. y Ladies’ and Misses’ Shaker Rockers in biue and black, blue end drab, and red and black. = < Misses’ French Walnut-trimmed Bureau and Glasses, various styles, very iow. ‘WE ARE OFFERING GREAT BARGAIND In everything in ogr line, and our daily in- Ccreasing sales is 4he best evidence that we are selling Furniture CEEAPER than the CHEAPES GIVE US A CALL. 222 Wabash-av., Between Adams and Jackson-sts. It will pey you to compare prices before buying. We have a full line of Rich and Medium Suits at figures MUCH BELOW the regular prices. Also CHAMBER SETS AT POSI- TIVE BARGAINS. ¢.C. HOLTON & C0., 225 & 227 State-st. CYLINDER DESKS, Deantifully finished, at reduced prices. Call at the Factory, Noa. 15 znd 17 North Clinton-st, RESTAURANT. o More High Prices! SINCLAIR SAYS SO! A Fashionable Restaurant, with everything at Reasonable Figures, 8t 143 STATE-ST. 3. SINCLAIR & CO. REAL ESTATE ago Dailp Tribmne. * THE CHURCH. PARK RIDG Delication of the Cathodral LTS Wakie Up! This is the LAST MONTH you can buy those beautiful Park Ridge Only #15 down, and §5 monthly. Next month they will be $200. EXCURSIONS TLeave my office every pleasant day at 8 o’clock in tha morning and 3 in the afternoon. All parties who Mean Business Are taken out FREE, and thoss who do not mean business, please defer your trip until Dee. 7, when the Lots will be $200. Then we will have more time. . I ALSO HAVE 4) Lifs ot Byde Park, 100 Lofs at Evauston, - 200 Lofs at Desplaines, 400 Lots at Lake Side, 300 Lofs at Glencos, - 800 Lols at Thornton, - - &100 each. 1,600 Lots af Homewood, - 8100 each. 2,400 Tots at San Diego, Cal, $100 each. Remember, that you get an abstract with all property pur- chased of me, and also save commissions, as I deal in noth- ing but my own property. IRA BROWN, 142 LaSalle-st., . ROOM 4. 100 LOT TO BE SOLD IN OTH CHICAGD Until Jan. 1, 1876, 100 Lots willbe offered in TAYLOR’S FIRST AD- DITION to South Chicago, on the following terms: $50 cash, and the bslance in TEN YEARS, with in- terest at 8 per cent per annum. This property is situated in the very centre of this RAPIDLY- GROWING MANU'.E‘ACTU_‘B.]‘NG- CITY, and this liberal offer gives an $600 each. $500 eacl $200 each. $100 each. $100 each . ' opportunity to laboring men and others to make a most profitable investment. THREE RAILROAD LINES pass through and have Depots in this Addition, 3 OFFICES—Room 9 Ewing Block, corner North Clark and Kinzie-sts., Chicago, and at One-Hundredth-st. Station, South Chicago. " FOR SALE. Great Bargains in Choice Central Real Estate. T, LYMAN, T, J. MAPES, 17 Portlnd Block. BUSINESS CHANCES. TTINOTICE- A CENTENNIAL HOTEL Forsale in Philadelphia, on a 70-foot ave., within 10 T wie of N. Y. Junction, snd 12 minutes by Passen- ger Railway of Centexaial Grounds. o of hotel-keepers aid_others to e o erpriing i row of 20 largo stone will accommodate lfifluh 1,000 w:lnnl m:u mx‘:u:xn 2 large amount can ‘on mor- e mm;" B o company taking hold of the ErSte can realize a handsome profit during the Cen- tennial celebration, and afterward get more than first t for private dweilings. _Apply st cost by selling it out for pri e RO 140 8o, Fourth-st., Philadeiphis, Psy FOR SALE. Quarter interest in s manufacturing busi- ness (protected by patents). Will pay 30 040 per cent on price asked. Nothing but cash will buy. Any investigation desired given, ‘Wil sell oply to & man of integrity and ability; no other need apply. Cspital required, $15,000 to $20,000. Address LLOYD G. GAGE, 76 Washington-st. FURNACES. B e e In Furnaces should call and sce the Tubular Far- nace: it burns soft “coal perfectly. Send for cir- cnlar. CUSHING, WAE- REN & O0., 65 Lakeat, Wo have 13 sizes Furnaces and 4 of Stoves, R EH ‘Richmond's Doobleand apparatus in the world. fiE PP BANGS BROS., State and_Van Buren-sts. Single Ovon Palace Ranges, the finest cooking —_— St Notice s hereby given that tbe_partnership hereto- fore existing Letween JACOB A. SMITH and JACOB . ABEL, voder tho sirm name of J. A. SMITH & CO., 1o the Grocery business, st No. 757 Wabosi-af. Bas'this day been dissclved by mutual consent. All debts dne 0 and by said firm will bo paid by snd to JACOB W. ABEL, Who will continue the business as the same place. _ gy, JACOE A, SMITH, - Chicago, 1L, Kov, 19, 1675 "%+ JACOB W.ABEL; ‘3 70 CAPITALISTS, A relisble with about $5,009 wan! tablished monopoly that will stand investigation. Best of reference given. _Address H 34, Tribune ofice, BLANEK BOOKS. &c. BLANK BOUKS & PRINTIN For the New Year, should be ordered without elay of CULVER, PACE, HOTNE & 00, 118 & 120 Monroe-st. Blankfi}huhqgs, Stationer, anmqegfl_gfing promptly and at fair l [ N M. W. JONES, 104 and 108 Madison-st. of the Holy Name. Description of the Church and History of the Parish. The Musieal Programme---Appoint- ments of Officers.--The Pro- eesgion. The New: Building of the First Baptist Society of Evanston. Origin and Progress of the Bible Revision Commis- sion. Resume of the Proceedings of the Episcopal Church Congress Notes and Personals at Home and Abroad-—Church Services To-Day. DEDICATIONS. THE HOLY NAME. DEDICATION OF THE NEW CHURCH. The Cathedral of the Holy Name, corner Su- perior and Stats streets, will ba deaicated to-day with the nsual ceramonials of the Roman Cath- olic Church. The uew edifice is very handsome in appearance, and its arrangements areon s liberal scale. It is built in the Gothic style, from the plans of Ar. C. P. Keely, of Brookiyn. The fu!l length of the new Catbedral is 216 feet ; 1ts width begins at 126 feet at the entrance, and is 102 feet at the transepts. Tho ground plan is somewbat in the form of a cross, the transepts, which project 14 feet beyond the main body in front, and form the body of the church to the rear, representing the arms. There isan ev- ident disregurd for economy of #pace in the in- |4 terior of the Cathedral. It has =a targe vestibule, broad aisles, and massive pews, but, notwithsianding these encroachments on space, the auditorium has a seating capacity for 2,300 persons, and it is esti- mated that on extraordioary occasions & congre- gatic of 4,000 can be accommodated. This is far beyond the capacity of the Jesuit Church, which up to the present has been considered the largest Catbolic chuxck in the State. The interior of the new_edifice presents a fine Goshic-grained ceiling. Two rows of pillars ex- tend pea:ly its whole length. The height from the floor to the ceiling is 70 feet. The vestibule at the main entranca on State street is 12 fosl wide. From the nave to the transept is 78 feet, and the extension beyond—the full length of the transept—is 126 feet. The altar place is 43 feot by 64 foet in dimensione. There are eight points for entrance and exit. Threo main en- trances are on State strect. There aro two entrances at the trausepts, and three more in the rear of the church for the conven- ience of the pricsts. The aliar is of marole of excellent design, and of Laltimore maanfacture. The spire, which is 210 fest above tbo founda- tions, is s striking featare of the new Cathedral. The pround on which it is bult is valued at £50,000, and the church has cost $200,000 in building. This makea it the moat costly sacred edifice in the city. ‘I'be parisb of the Holy Name came into being in 1846. ‘The land on which the Cathedral now stands was donated by Mesars. Ogden and New- berry some time previous for Catholic educa- tional purposes. This donationled to the estab- Lishment of the Umversityof St. Mary's of the Lake. The Iste Rev. J. A. Kinsella was the first President of that insti- tation. In the year named, after the University had gotten fairly established, he organized the parish of the Holy Name. The congregation \was without a regular church for soveral yeara. bat i 1848 & small building was erected on tne present site. In 1853 a mew church on an ex- tensive scale was built, but it was never thor- oughly completed. It went down in_the great fire. Owing to some difficnlty with the former Bishop, Father Kinsella left tue parish some Tears ago. Bince then there havo been & large number of pastoral changes. Among those who pave had charge are Fathers Dunve, Lyon, Magaop, Dillon, Doyle, 2nd lles. In 1859 Bishop Duggan made the church his Catbedral, sod it remained the official centre of the Diocese up to the time of its de- struction by the fire. The Rev. Jobn McMul- len, D. D., i8 the’ present pastor. This gentle- man holds a very prominent position in the local church, Heis & man of great scholastic attain- Taents, and of great vigor of thought. He is a Chicagoan, and is in fall sympatby with the peo- e. Since the firo the parish has worehiped in a very incoaveniant place,—corner of Chicago av- and Cass street. The new Cathedral 18 not enue opened 8 whit too soon, as, dariog the pnst few yoars, the nmmber of Roman Catholies in_ 'the paush, which comprises nearly all of the Eightenth, Nineteenth, 'and Tweotieth Wards, has largely incroased. Among the leading members of the pariah are Bheriff Agner, James Lane, P. V. Duone, Tom Mackin, Redmond Prindiville, Capt. John Prio- diville, John A. Doolin, Phil Conlev, Joseph Mc- Donald, Heory R. Green, Jjames B. Sallivaa, J. Y. Clarke, James Walsn, M. A. Devine, J. A. Drury, Dr._ Heorotin, Charles Henrotin, sod Ald. Tom Lynch. 7 The foundations of the Cathedral were laia 4o years ago with the pomp and ceremony be- fitting such an important event. Mr. T. May- nard, a gentieman who has been associated with numerous church erections in this 1Ly, Su- permtended the worls ; the expenditures have been under the immediate cootrol of Bishop ¥o- ley. "The Bishop and the parish are to be congratu- Iated upon the completiou of the Catbedral, which, for architectural beanty and internal lfi- pointments, is not surpassed west of New York. “Fne finishing of the ivterior haa progressed 8o far that very little remains to be done. | grand altar, » massive and beautiful design. has Beon entirely sat up. the Baltimoresns in charge of it having taken but little 1est siuce their arri- vala week ago. The urchestrs and choir of the church, under the direction of Mr. Heman Alten, baviog practiced laborionsly upon the gasic to be performed, which is to ¢onstitute one of the siriking featares of the dedication, and, 1f suc- cossfal, may lesd to a revotution in Catholic cburch-music in Chicsgo. Following is the pro- gramme: ‘THE MUSIC. 1. (During tbe procession of the clergy) ‘Celestis Urbs Jerusalem, chorus and or- chestra......ousn 3.8, Bach it G. Btehle Gregorian 3. Jatrait e 4 K lovs, Cred o and grcie C. Greith 5. Graduale, chorus sad organ. Schustky & Feat Sanste Spiritas, chorus and orches- ‘Brossig Stehle parts .. 8, Communi 9. Finale (F: 2 The masa is the firat fair illuscration in this city of the new echool of music. founded on thag of Palestrina, which the Cecilia Verein is en- deavoring to establish ia Europe, whera it nam- bers 0,000 disciples, and in the Uniled States, where the organized membership 'is av least 1,000, The rules of the Verein prohibit operatic and dramatic music in the charch, aod the aim of the Scciety is to sesmst, instead of dis- tracting, devotion. The orchestra formod for the occasion is made up as follows: Four first violins, 3 second violins, 2 violas, NUMBER 8s, 1 violoncelto, 2 double basses, 1 flate, 2 oboas, 2 ;fl?fl:& 2 trumpets, § tromoores, 2 fagotds, Tne cherus consists of 10 supranos, 6 altos, touors, and5 basses. Ar. s the organist of the day. Considerabls intercst attaches to thae bold venture of attempting pure fl‘f?v%‘lfi: harmony uc]d:r city whers the showy are ag i i i iy PO in the church asin Tha prelates, viz., the Bt.-Rev. P.J. Ryas, D D., Coadjutor Bishop of St. Louis, and the t.-Rev. Jamea Gibboos, D. D., of Richmond, who ware expected to divide with Bishop Foley * the labor of the dedication, arrived Friday. A number of clergymen and others interested in the event are also in the city, among them the Rev. John Foley. of Baltimore. brother of Bish- op Foley, and Daviel Foley, Esq., a prominent citizen of the sameplace. The Catbolic church- es will hold “their usaal services to-day at an irregularly-early hour for the parpose of permitting ~ their congregatio: ns apd societics to “participate in tho ceremonies. ‘T'he doors of the church must re- main closed, accoraing to the canons, until tha portion of the dedicatory ceremonial which per- taios to tho exterior of the edifice shall have been completed. and the ecclesinstical procession sball have entered. The Sealing capacity is so great that holders of tickets noed Dhave DO sp- prehension. ‘There will be a sufficiont number of ushers to take care of $,000 people. The foliowiag are the APPOLNTHENTS OF RELIGIOUS OYFICERS of the dedication and masa : Officiant, the Rt. Bev. Thomas Foley, D. Administritor of Chicsgo. o DD By _ Chaplaia to the Bishop, John Foley, D, D., of Balti- Deacons of Honor, the Bev. P, gletcons of Hon Carbett, 8. J., and thar Deacon of the Afass, the Rev, P. W. Riordan. SEimrs W Carammonion s Bov. .. ‘eemonies, . D. 3. 3 s e Rav. D. J, Riordan, and" Chief Cantor, T. J. Batler, D. D, ‘The sermon_at the mass will be presched by Bishop Ryan. Bishop Gibboas will preach in ther evening. THE FORMATION FOR THE PROCESHION. Bacieties to teke part in the dedication of the- = Cathedral of the Hnslx Name to-day will occupy the }wunona 2e8igned them as follows : Firs: Dirision—The Enights of 8t. Patrick will form. op the south side of Michigan street, west of LaSallo, *right resting on LaSalle ; the German Roman Catholia ‘Bengvolent Society of St. Vincent DePsul will form on the le(t of the Enights of St. Patrick; and St, Joseph's Soclety will form un the left of the German Roman rman CathofioBenevolent Society. St. Benedict's Society will form on the north efde of street, west of LaSalle, right resting on LaSalle; 3t. Francis® will form on the left of St. Benedict’s, and St Boni- face on the left of St, Francls. 8t. Alfonsina’ Society will form on the south side of Michigan stroet, cast of LaSulle, right resting on LaSalie; St. Peter’s German Society on the left of St. Alfonajus, and the Polish So~ clety of the Sacred Meart on 'the laft of St. Peter's. The Young Men's Society of t. Michael's Church, on the north vido of Michigan street, cast of LaSile, right resting on LaSalle ; St. Michael's Soclety on the let of the Young Men’s, and St Joseph's Society, of St. Joseph's Churcn, on the left of St. Michael's. Seconid Divison—Thv Boman Catholio Temperanca Guare will form on_the south side of Ilinols street weat of Lasalle, right resting on LaSlle; the B, C. T. A_ & B. Societ7 on the laft of tho Temperance Gaards, 20d the Fathor Mathew Temrerance Cadots and Fatbar ‘Mathew Temperanso Soclety on the left of the R. C. T. A. & B, Society. The National Temperanco Bociety will form on tie norh side of Iilinois street, west af LaSalle, right resting on LaSalle ; St. Bridget's T. A B. Socie the left of the . Patrick’s Temperance Cadeta and Society will form.. on the south side_of Illinots, east of right on LaSalle ; Natiity T. A. and B. Society on the Ieft of St. Patrick's, and the Young Men’s T. A. and B. Society on the loft of Nativity, 5t. James' T. A.and of Illinois Btreet, east of LaSalle. right on LaSalle ; St. Pius® T. A. and_B. Society on the lett of St. James, and Bt Co- Jumblail’s T. A. and B. Society on the left of St. Plus. Third Divieon—The Married Men's Sodality will form on the south side of Indians stroet, west of La- Salle, right on LaSalle, St. Patrick's Denevolent Society will form on the north side of Indiana, rigt on LaSalle ; St John’s Mutual Benevolent Soclety on the left of Bt. Patrick’s, and the Young Men's Sodality of §t. Joun's on left of St, John's Matual, 8t, Pius’ Young Men's Sodality will form on the south. sidoof Indisna atreet, east of LAELIJX& rigm on La- Salle, and 8t. Mary’s Sodality on the left of 8t Pias, The Young Sen's Sodality of the Church of the Holy rmzx}- will form on the Dorth side af In street, ‘east of LaSalle, right on LaSalle, and St. Columbiill's ‘Benevolent Socicty on the left of the Young Men’s. Fourth_Dicisior—Branches 1,2 3,4 and 6af tha' ocistion will form oa Ohio Emerald Benerolent - Asa stroet west of LaSalle, right on LaSalle; ant 7,8, 9 and 10 on Odo street east of £t Division—Branches 1,2, 3, 4and 5 of the An- clent Order of Hibernians will form on Ontario street, West of LzSalls, right on LaSalle, aud branches 6, 7, 8 :3 ') on Ontaris sizeet, enst of LaSalle, right on’ La- aile. MARCIIING OBDEES. Promptly at 10 o'clock a. m. the First Division will move north on LaSalle stroet. When the left of the First Division shall have crossed Illi-, nois street, the Second Division will comwmence | marching, taking its position oo the left of the Firsh Division. 0 other divisions will fail into line in like manner, marching a8 6oon a8 the lett of the procession sball have passed the position occupied by the right of their divirion and i the order in which they are named above. OBDEB OF PROCESSION. Dotachment of Polics. Chief Marshal, John H. Donlin. anmd Aidu~James P, Ivery, B. J. Higgins, Nlcholay rsgmer. . SSvicty Aide—P, M. Hansbrongh, Michsel Brady, T. F. Dolaney, Nicholas Cook, Jobn_ McGraw, Joha A. AL J. Do Francia Eelly, Miled MeNulty, C. Cummings, 3. G, O'Conzor, John o~ Band. Enights of St. Patnck. German Roman Catholic Benevalent Society. 8t, Joseph's Society. St. Benedicts Boclety, 8t. Alfonsus Society. 8t Poter's German Society. ‘Polish Society of tho Sscred Heart. Young Men’s Soclety, St. Michael's Chureh, St Michael's Society. 8t Joseph's Society, of St. Joseph's Chusch, SECOND DIVISION. Band. Roman Catholic Temperancs Guards. Toman Catholic T. A. and B. Soclety, Father Mathew Temperance Cadats. * _ Father Matbew T. A. and B. Bodtety. National Catholics T. A snd B. Soclety. - St. Bridget's T. A and B. Soclety, Holy Pamily T. A. and B. Society. St. Patrick's Temperance Cadeta, 8t. Patrick’a T, A. and B, Society. ‘Nativity T. A. and B. Society. Youug Men's T. A. and B, Society, Sg. James’ T. A. and B, Soclety. St. Pius T. A. and B. Soclety. 8t. Columbkill's T. A. and B, Soclety. TIRIRD DIVISIUN. Band. Married Men's Sodality of Holy Family Parisb. 8¢, Patrick’s Benevolent s‘gdety of the Holy Familp Bt ‘Jobn's Mutual Bemevoient Soclety of the Holy ‘amuly Parah. Yo en’s Sodality St. jobn's Church, Pius Young Men's Sodality. oung M i L anh of ihe Holy Famtin: b¢ en'n Sodality Churc] 1y 5 St. Columbinli's Bensvolent Society, rouaTs DIV, ‘Bang Emerald Benevolent Associstion, Brauches 1, 2.3, 4, % 7. 3,9, 1 FIFTH DIVIAILX, Ancient Orier of Hibernti Branches 1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9. LINE O] ¥ MARCH. The procession will move north on LaSalle 18 Erie, east to State, north to the en- tering the Cathedral at the west entrance and emerging from the sonth or Superior street en- trance, Then form around the church, counter- marching a8 directed by the Chief-Marshal. At the conciusion of the ceremonies, the procession will move north oo_State street, passing in re- view before the Chief-Marshal and mids, who will station themselves ac toe corner of Chicago avenue and State streets, then disperse. GENERAL NOTICES. Hocieties desiring to take part in the procesw slon, which have not been assigned s _position iz the above, will be assigned a_position by appiy- 10g to the Chief Marshal at huld&zmlrm oot~ ner Michigao and LaSalle sireats, morning. Bocieties must be in position ready to move at 10 o'clock sharp. Grand Aids will report_to the Chief Marshal at 2:8) o'clock, and Society Aids wilt report in liks manzer a8 500D aa theix Teapective organizations hiave been placed in the positions asaigned them. Op arriviog at the charch, Society Starshals will digmount and ss- sist the Chief Marahal io countermarchmg the procesaion around the charch. EVANSTON. THE FIRST BAPTIET CHURCH BUILDING. The dedication of the beantifal new church ot the First Baptist Soclety of Evanston, which takes place this morning, bas been looked for- ward to with grea intaress by the jownspespls