Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, February 20, 1876, Page 13

THE CHICAGO TRIBUNE: SUNDAY, - FEBRUARY ‘20,-1876-SIXTEEN PAGES. ; ' owas a et tee “~ WASHINGTON. > sogress Made on the Several ~“ Appropriation Bills, ow Retrenchment Works When Brought Home to the _ Democracy. is Aleck of Currency to Supply the Wants of National Banks, fone of Postmaster-General Jewell’s Ex- periences with the Sharks and Vultures. Alleged Combination Between House Democrats and New York Gold Speculators. COMMITTEE WORK. PERMANENT APPROPRIATIONS. ‘syeeial Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune, Wasmrsatos, D. C. Feb. 19.—The House Com- ittee on Appropriations spent the day at the Sreseary Department, in consultation with Sec- seary Bristow and other officials relative to jhe socalled permanent appropriations. Those pejade amonats required for the interest on the sanonal debt, the. sinking fund, the support of the atoms service, and 0 forth. The Committee nil come to the conclasion that some of the ex- prsea which ara DOW provided for by perma- sent appropriation ought to be classed with tho pinary expenses of the Government, and an- gully revised by Congress. There seems jo the Democrstic members to be no reson Why the expenses of the customs- errice should be fixed at a maximum by the garute, and left to the discretion of the Secre- sary of the Tressury, whito the expenses of the joternal revenue service are left to Congress to review each sear. There is a permanent appro- pristion by law for the collection of customs,— £000,000 specific, aud $1,500,000 indefinite, and qaking $6,500,000 in all Ar. Bristow has sdopted measures during the past six months by whith the cost of collecting customs will bo redneed at lesst $1,000,000 a year. The Com- ‘uittes will have no fault to find with the Secre- tary. who has suticipated them in retrenchment and reform, bat they will probably propose to tane these and some other appropriations out of the list of permanent appropriations, ‘and in- yairecarefally into all the details, GESEBAL APPROPRIATION BILL. The Legislative, Judicial, and Execative Ap- propristion bull will be reported to the House by tho Appropriations Committee next week. It will bo st least $3,000,000 lesa than the appro- pristions for the present fiscal year. It will go through withont mach objection in its reduced ‘shape. THE OTHER APPROPRIATION BILLS are coming ou slowly in;Committtee. A sub- committee of the Committee on Commerce has xearlr finished the River and Harbor Appropria~ tion bill, and proposes to authorize an expendi- tare of about $5,000,000 daring the next fiscal year. ‘The estimates snbmitted by the War Depart- ment amount to $14,130,100, and it will be eaimed that a reduction of nearly two- thirds of the estimates ia = very large reduction. Tho appropriations for the present year, however, are only $6,293,000, 80 thet the reduction as compared with the Re- yublican Sgures will amount to bat little. The Committee on Commerce does not scem to have thecourage to makes radical reduction in this elass of expenditures, but the Committee on Ap- ptopriations has the power of revising the figures of the Committee on Commerce, and will be lixely todo so. The Democratic members cer tainly will not sustain in the House 9 very se- Yere economy in river aod harbor appropriations, Yor there is scarcely one of them who has not some scbeme of public improvement in Ls district which ho wants the Government to nake hiberal provision for. The River‘and Harbor Lil will be ready for action by the House about the middle of March. Scme Democratic clerks have now been reach- ed in the Legislative Appropnation bill, and the Committee on Appropriations is in a dilemma. ‘The Clerk of the House thinss he is unsble to make any reduction in his force. Probsbly one or two clerks in his office will cot off, bat the important ques- tion .is one of salaries. There are several clerka of the House receiving betwoen $2,000 and £3,000 salary, and rauk in pay along with the Chiefs of Divisions of the Treasury Department. ‘These Chiefs have received £2,540, but, with the exception of three or four, they have been reduced to fourth-class clerks by the bill as drawn in committee, and then sub- fected to. the 10 per cent redaction, which ap- Biles, to ‘all salaries. Now the question arises, t shall be dove with the Democratic clerks of equal rank. ‘fhe Republican members of the Committee say to Mr. Rendall and Mr. Bolman, who together constitute s majority of the Committee, 80 far as influence oes, that tbey must either cut the clerks of the House down to $1,800, and deduct 10 per cent, or else they must put the Chiefa of the Divisions back to 89.500. ‘Tha proposition is strengthened by tho fact thas the Treasury clerk remain through the entire year in the Government service, while the Democratic clerks of the Honse work onan average but from nine to ten months in the two years, having the rest of the time to attend to other business or enjoy their vaca- tious. The Democrats are finding out that tho Democratic praning knife is only good for hack- ing away at Republican appointments. |, RETRENCHMENT FIGURES. In addition to tne contemplated redactions in the General Appropriation buls the House Com- mittee propose the following cutting down in some of the prominent items of expense inci- dent to the public service, but not absolutely ‘aenlial to its eflicient administration: Amount imate, proposed. Publle buildings to complete, And LUrnish.....-.---$ 5,96R446 $ 2,700,000 Lighthouses, bescons, a nd f0g- ‘729,400 500,000 and Dumb Asslum, Ly- ing-In Hospital, Smithsonis Insutute pital, Smithsonian b mnent judgmenta Court of PentRsecseenssvessvcnsenee 2,000,000 - 200,000 ‘arean of Engraving and Print- Ang United States eecuriti 1,500,000 Hh ttoure extablisbme 1,600,000 ‘oust eurvey., 00,000 Miscellaneous, ishing publ Sonal currency 3,808,100 1,160,0C0 Mroellaneous, War Dey it 1,634,421 1,000,000 larvey of the public Isuda,..... 1,165,200 500,000 $14,631,414 NOTES AND NEWS. THE GOLD GAMBLEES. ‘Sreciat Despatch ta The Chicago dribuns, Wasnrsutos, D. C., Feb. 19.—The gold gam- blete in the lobby aro patiently awaiting the an- SWerto Seyler's resolution of mquiry.” Mean- time the officials at the Treasury are freshly an- Losed at this latest instauce of the fraquency With which they hsve been asked for financial 4nformation bythe House. Thisresolution, ask- Wg for stetemont within tendays of the actual mount of gold in tho Treasury, is dectsred to be unwise, inasmuch as tho information cannot toot any general good in the deliberations of Congress, and may be of great service to sigue of Wall street gold gamblers inimically poked, who nro trring to ran up the price of _ The resolution 18 believed to bo inspired 8 aring of four or tivo of the largest operators ‘aNew York City, prominent among whom is ipposed to be Jay Gould. In support of this ors, the fact is quoted by a distinguished fieanary official that gold had gone up within ienty-four hours nearly 1 per cent. . ‘Mh, JEWELL AND THE VULTURES. pLoncerning the story of McLane before the ‘ost-Office Invextigating Committee, the Post- Waster-General says that it was evidently impos- aible to carry on any large business without get- ting cheated; that he done business in corn for yeare, and wheo the amount of busiaers Fas no more than $500,000 a year he found that occanionally got obeated.. sow be. docs & business of $30,000,000, and the | 5 rascals brey upon it or attempt to are more aoe wee As fast as he can discover them he kicks them oat, and that ia what he has done. He Say8 with such fellowa as McLane he may be cheated once, but not twice by the same fel- Jow. Atleast he takes care, The testimony of Burnside, Chit visbarsiug Clerk in the Poat- apartment, concerning MeL another face on McLane’s ‘affair, eae eee TAX REFUNDED. Arrangements are being perfected at the Ia- ternal Revenuo office to-day for the refunding of the tax psid by the foreign stockholders of the Illinois Central Railroad Company on the bonds of that Company held bythem. The Supreme Court has decided that such stock- holders were cot required to submit to tho tax, and the Attorney-General having given an opinion recently tothe effect that the refund should be ‘paid to the corporation tor the benefit of its non-resident alien stock- holders, and not to the stockholders themselves, The amount of the tax collected, which ap- proaches nearly $180,000, will consequently be paid to the Company’s authorized agent A Jarge amount of evidence bas been produced at the Internal Revenue Office with regard to the non-resident alien stockholders, all of which is found satisfactory. There are over 1,700 of these stockholders, forming a large proportion of the corporation, all of whom are entitled to the re- fond. ‘THR STOCK OF CURRENCY. There are indications of s currency famine among the National Banks. The officers in charge of the Redemption Agenoy say that owing tothe suspension of operations in the Currency and Printing Bureau it is impossible io fill the orders for redeeming National Bsnk notes that have been roceived. Tne ‘Treasury owes some banks as much as $60,000 on the re~ demption acccunt, but itis utterly impossible to reimburee the banks, as their own notes aro all destroged, and there are no new ones to take their places. THE DEMOCRATIC CAUCUS FINANCE COMMITTEE met to-day and discussed several of the plaus that have been presented. No conclusion was reached. and it is not probable that any plan can be agreed upon at present. {To the Associated Press.) SILVER COINAGE. Wasutnatos, D. C,, Feb. 19.—A strong effort will bo made at the present session of Congress to practically restore the double standard of gold and silver by the coinsze of tue full-valued silver dollar, to be unlimited tender srith gold except as to debts specificatiy payable in gold coins of the present standard, EESIONED. ‘The resignation has been accepted of George R, MeCartee, Chief of tho Bureau Engraving and Printmg, Treasury Derartment. H. C. Jowell, Assistant Chief, will be assigned to the charge of the Bareau. TS THE HOUSE. Tho House met for general debate, as in Committee of the Whole, with Mr. Eden ia the chair. The attendance was: unusually large for debate day. The first speech was made by ‘Mr. Chittenden in favor of specio currency. Mr. Chittenden's speech was somewhat long, and, upon its conclusion, Mr. Kelley (Pa.) made his speech. Other speeches were made by Mr. Pierce, of Massachusetts. on tho Presidential term of Office, in favor of six years and immediate in- eligibifity, and by Bir. Townsond, of Pennsyl- yania, in favor of the resumption of specie- payments. ‘The House then adjourned. GONE TO SEA. ‘The United States steamer Dispatch sailed to- day for Port Royal, to convoy monitor to Key ‘West and Pensacola. CANADA, Dominien Finances---Great Expecta- tions. Speetal Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune. Orrawa, Ont. Feb. 19.—The estimates for the year ending June 30. 1877, were brought down by the Finaaco Minister last evening. They show a decrease of $5,869,156 as compared with last year, the reduction being made by the decrease on consolidated fund charges of $2,- 490,768, and on capital expenture of $3,398,388. The local estimates for 1875 and 1876 were $23,- 253,388, and for the ensuing fiscal year $22,882,- 819, Thechief cutting down is on the Pacific Railway and militia. : ; j It ie expected that Mr. Cartwrite will bring down his budget to-day. S nspatch to The Chicao Trioune. Huantos, Feb. 19.—Yesterday a remarkable meeting was held here, composed of people from New York, New Orleans, San Francisco, Owen Sound, Chicago, St. Catharines, etc. These people claim to be heirs of Lord Mar, whose son died in Montreal or Chicago im 1840 while on the way to Scotland to claim property, aince which timo tho will cannot be found. The case was placed in the hands of the Hon. Edward Blake, Minister of Juatice tor the Dominion. The best detectives have been engazed to help Giacover the will, The praperty w covered by the manufacturing town of Paisley, Scotland, and is supposed to be worth $10,000,000. ‘Srecial Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune, Monrreat. Feb. 19.—The applicstion to re- Jesse Dr. Worms on # writ of habeas corpus, which has been before the Court for argument every day this week, was decided to-day by Chief-Justice Darion, ordering the priaoner ex- tradited. Prisoner’s counsel appealed to the Supreme Court. aS WISCONSIN. Railroad Lecislation. Mr-wauxzs, Feb. 19.—The Assembly has con- curred in the Senate amendment to the Vance bill, which repeals the Potter law, snd the bill now only needs the signature of the Governor. OBITUARY. Puraperraia, Pa, Feb, 19.—Willism B. Reed, for many years Dietrict-Attorney hero, at one time United States Minister to China, and for sevoral years past one of the editorial writers of the New York World, died in New York last evening, in bis 70th year. Mason & Hamlin’s Church and Parlor Organs. ‘Messrs, Jnlius Bauer & Co., corner of State and ‘Monroe streets, in Palmer House, have accepted the agency for the ubove renowned organs, and aro ino position to offer terms to purchasers so easy that al- most everybody can have one of these delightful in- struments in the house. Cash payments from $11 to $60, Time from three months to two years, payable in monthly or quarterly installments, The prices of the organs range from $70, $100, $120, $150, $170, $180, $200, 2220, and upward. ‘The reputation of the Mazon & Hamlin organ is uo well established that the buyer can have the satisfac tion of knowing that he possesses the Jinest instru ment in the world. ee It Is Not Generally Known That Our State law exempts from seizure for debt 8 sewing-machine owned by a private party and used as a means of sup- port, Such, howerer, is the fact, and the “ Domestic” ‘S. ML Co, take pleasure in presenting it for tho con- sideration of soamstresses and othera using machines, tps dialaeece ‘The Photographic Studios of the Itslian ertist Gentile, 103 Stato street, are tho pest we bave in Chicago; he dom everything in his power to give satisfaction, and itis now universally ‘conceded that he makes the best portraits. Burdett Organs. Lyon & Healy's, Stato snd Monroe streets, is the goneral distributing headquarters for those superb church and perlor instruments, Prices, $100 to $500, Pianos and organs for rent. << Gentlemen, Remember that “Tyler's” first-class barber-shop, at the north- west corner’ Clatk snd Monroe stroets, keops open until 12 o’clock Sundays, Eight of the best artists ia the city are employed. Our Suburban Gentlemen Will Remember that Cook & McLain, 80 Dearborn atreet, repair, clean, or dyebalf-worn garmenta beautifully st small ex- pense. Sand instructions by mail, They return c.0.D. Lundborg’s Californian Water fortolletand bath; delightfallyfragrant‘ana refreshing —_———_-.———— Oxonized Ox-Barrow for the Hair, by Buck & Eayner, makers of the “Mars” Oologna, DR. PIERCE. Toledo Blade. _ ; “<Snocess ia never achieved without merit. A man may make a poor article and sell it onco, and there being 40,000,000 people in the United States, the sale to exch one would be enough to make a decent fortune, Bat an article that holds the field year sfter year, and the sales of which increase regularly and rapidly, must bave abso- Tate merit. ” “Dr, BR. V. Piorce, of Bafato, N. ¥., occupies ‘our entire eighth pago to-day with bis various srticles, We sdmit it, because we know the him ta hea. educated physician, THE BEST 1S THE CHE, EST, and at GOLVIN'S, 78 W Van ‘Buren, you'll get’ the bei Patent at 9.50, and, best ‘White Doctor, and know of his articles. We know Wie Dee Fae harrola aha segulstly npakssis tateu, Onier hy mall diploma hangs on tha wall of his office, and we know that be bas associated with him seversl of the most eminent practitioners in the country. ‘We know that parties consult him, by mail and in person, from all the States in the Union every a and that they are fairly and honestly dealt with. “This grand result has been accomplished by two sgencies,—good, reliablo articles,—articlea which, once introduced, work easily their owo way.—aud spleadid business management. They ‘have succeeded because they ought to have suc- ceeded.” If you would patronize medicines, acientifical- ly propared by n akilled physician and chemist, use Dr. Pierce's Family Medicines. Golden Med- ieal Discovery is nutritious, tonic, altorative, and blood-cleansing, and an unequaled cough remedy; Pleasant Purgative Pollets, scarcely larger than mustard-seeds, constitute an agree- able and reliable physic; Favorite Prescription, a remedy for debilitated femalos; Extract of Smart-Weed, a magical remedy for pain, bowel complaints, and an unequaled liniment for both human and horseflesh; while his Dr. Sage's Cstarrh Remedy is known the world over as tho greatest epocific for catarrh and ‘‘cold in tho head” ever given to the public. They are sold by druggists. = . TWENTY YEARS A SUFFERER—CURED BY THE GOLD- EN MEDICAL DISCOVERY. Dr. BR. VW. Pierce, Dean Sm: Twenty yoars ago I was shipwreck- ed on the Atlantic Ocoan, and the cold snd ex- posure caused a large abscess to form on ono leg, which kept continually discharging. I was attended by doctors in Liverpool, Havre, New Orleans, New York, and at the hospital on Staten Island (where the doctors wanted to take ono leg off). Finatly, after spending huondreds of dollars, I was persuaded to try your “Golden Medical Discovery,” and now, in loss than three months after taking the first bottle, I am thank- ful to say Iam completely cured, and for the first time in ten years can put my left heel to the ground. Iam st home nearly every even- ipg, and shal! be glad to satisfy apy person of the troth of this information. I am, sir, yours respoctfully. Wrruas Rypen, 87 Jefferson street, Buffalo, N. Y. MARRIAGES, RELCH—NOLAN—Feb, 16, at St. James’ Church, by the Rey. P. W. Blordan, 3, Kelch and Miss Mary A. Nolan. te" Rochestor and Canandaigus, N. ¥., papers please copy. POOLE—YOUNG—Thuradsy, Feb, 1%, at the resi- denco of the bride's futher, in Arcola, IlL, Otis A. Poole and Mre, Eleanor 1, Young, daughter of John Armstrong, all of Chicago. "No cards, MURRAY—JOHNSON—In this city, 17th tnst., at 422 Wabash-ay., by the Rev. W. H, Ryder, D. D., Mir. Allen F, Murray and Miss Loena Mf, Johnson, CLARK—QUA—In this city, Feb, 16, Stewart Clark and Jennie C. Qua, at tho residence of the bride's sia- ter, ‘Bev. Dr. B. A. Patterson, ‘ PRUYNE—MANN—At Centenary M. E. Church, Sanday evening, at Tp. m. Fab. 19, Dr. E. P. Pruyue and Miss Mary K, Mann, by the Rev. Dr. 8H. Adams, EIDSTOM—HENRY—Tuesday evening, Feb. 15, at the residence of Alexander Kidston, Eaq., by the Her. Prof. Francis L. Patton, James 8. Eidston and Fannio Jay eldegt daughter of Androw KR. Henry, Esq., of Lyonsvilie, TL. terme DEATHS. DRAKE—Feb. 19, of croupsl diphtheria,at 211 South Peoria strost, Ealph 8, Drake, aged G yoara and 2 months, MURPHY—At his parents’ residence, Buttorfleld, between Forty-fifth aud Forty-sixth atreets, John Henry Murpby, aged 2 years, 10 months, and § days. og to-day (Sunday) at 10 o'clock by carrisges'to vary. fz Kenosha, Wis., papers please copy. BURNS—Funeral services of Mrs, Lydia J. Burns this day at 10:30 a,m.,at the Americin Reformed Chureh of Norwood Park, IL, by her pastor, the Hev. Mr. Gulick, Ail are invited. MOSEBACK—Suddenly, at 2 o’clock Saturday morn- ing, Feb. 19, Howard W: infant gon of William aud AL Belle Mosoback, aged 4 months and 27 days. Funeral Sanday afternoon, Feb. 20, at 2 o'clock from the residence of B, W. Phillips, Esq, ‘Michigan avenue, ‘Carriages to Oakwood Cometery. GARRITY—Tho 19th inst., Miss Bridget Garrity. at her father’s residence, No. 111 Vernon avenue, ‘Funeral Monday, Feb. 21, at 10 o'clock, by carriages to Calvary. GALLAGHER—Fob, 19, Patrick Gallagher, aged 31 7 ears, Funersl from %69 North Halsted-st., at 1:39, in car- tisges to Calvary. GLENN 19, of inflammation of the Sangamon street, William (NON—Feb, bowels, at No. 180" North Patrick Glennon, aged 10 years and G months, Son of ‘Thomas Glennon. ‘Funeral Monday, Sst, at residence, 10 a. m., thenca by cars to Calvary Cemetery. Friends of tho’ family invited without further notice. LIVINGSTON—In New York, Feb. 18, Caroline, widow of Horace G. Livingston, formerly of this city. HATCH—Saturday, Feb, 19, of consumption, Anna M., eldest daughter of James 3. and Cornelis ‘Whittock Hatch, azed 19 years and 3 months, ‘Notice of funeral hereafter. BEEMEB~In South Chicago, Fob, 19, 1876, Henry O. Beemer, aged 36 years, i ‘Notice of funeral Monday morning. Ex-Clevetand, 0., Buffalo, N.¥., and Hamilton, Ont., papers please copy, HOGAN—Feb, 19, Jane, beloved wife af Moses Hogan, aged 69 years. ‘Funeral from residence, 144 Newberry avenue, Mon- gay, zlst, at10 o'clock, Friends of tho family lnvited toattond, SOCIETY MEETING. ‘ATTENTION, SIR KNIGHTS !—Stated Conclave of Chiesgo Commandery, No. 19, K. T., Monday evening, Feb, 1, for business’ and work on’ the K, T. Order, Visiting Sir Knights courteously invited. By order af the B. CHAS. J. TROWBRIDGE, Recorder, DRESS GOODS. AMUSEMENTS. McVICKER'S THEATRE, AN ATTRACTION EXTRAORDINARY ‘The En, t of the Distinguishe agement! Camelia ed American MR. JOHN T, RAYMOND, ‘Whoso Masterly Personation of COLONEL MULBERRY SELLERS In the celebrated SATIRIOGAL AMERIOAN DRAMA ; Of that title, by MAREK TWAIN, ‘Has found famous and general favor, a8 in every es- sential particular the most vivid and most ial embodiment of A CHEERY AND FAMILIAR TYPE Purely American Humor, Vitalized by brilliant flashes of a gentla and generous human natire, EVER GIVEN TOTHE STAGE. ‘This would eeem extravagant praise but that it isin- dorsed by THE VERY HIGHEST CRITICAL aP- PROVAL, and bears the stamp of a A POPULAR SUCCESS, So universal in its recognition, and so affinent plauso, as to render it in eect ears A PROOLAMATION OF GREATNESS. ‘Mr. Raymond’s “Sellers” has, by jor - ia eS ed tobe , by journalistic par- ‘The Supreme Mirthful Attraction.’ ‘This happy distinction, the fortunate regults effort ecem abundantly to confirm, ae From Boston to New Orleans, ‘From Orient to Occident of our bros@ country, it has commanded The Largest Audiences in: the Past Two Years By which any contemporaneous effort bas been bon- ored; and to havo won from TH# MOST REFINED AUDIENCES known to Chicago, New York, Boston, Philadelphia, Baltimore, New Orleans, Charieatan, Bt. Louis, Cincinnati, and other leading cities ITS RICHEST RENOWN. COL. MULBERRY SELLERS - MR. J.T. RAYMOND PROMINENT INCIDENTS TO THE DRAMA, I. Explosion of the * Amaranth.” IL hose Napoleon Corner Lots. - If, Dilworthy as a Christian Statesman, IV. Medicinal Virtues of Turnips. V. A Reconstructed Confederate. YI. Sellers’ Oriental Eye- Water. VII. The Husband of Pwo Wives. VIL The Female Lobbyist. IX. Trial of Laura Hawkins for Murder. X. Sellers as a Witness. SIE Gee Colonel Hepat om insinuati - Zhe Colonel Repsis an insinuation, ‘ULL. The Verdict. MATINEE SATURDAY. * HOOLEY'S THEATRE, Macume & HavEncr, Lessees, J.H. Haveniy, Manager THE FAMOUS . CALIFORNIA MINSTRELS! WEEE FEB, 21—First 9) nce of the Emperor of all Duteh Comedians, and the Humorist of the Age, the Grest and Only GEORGE 8. KNIGHT, in his Original Songs,Dances,Recit tions,and Funny Sayings. PAT ROONEY in a langhter-provoking and original sketch, entitled, ‘Since My Son James Went On tho Bisze.” BILLY EMERSON in new and pleasing por- traitures, in which he etands unrivaled, original, and alone, Distingnished success of the great Musical and Special Artiats, WESLYN and CASEY. Together with ail the old talented favorites, Evary night, and at the Wednesday and Saturday Matinees. Monday, March 6—First appearance of EDWIN FRENCH, the celebrated Banjo Soloist (Into of Hav- erly’s Minstrels), SEAMEN and SOMERS, Song and Dance Artists, ‘Tueaday (Washington's Birthday)—Matinee—Benefit tendered to BIISS_WIITTAKER, “NORTH SIDE TURNER HALL, GRAND MONSTER CONCERT Sunday Evening, Feb. 20, 8 p.m, Given by the Combined CONCERT ORCHESTRAS OF THE Ferman Military Band AND THE FULL GREAT WESTERN LIGHT GUARD BAND, ander the direction of Messrs. CARL BECK and HANS BALATEA, Admission, 50c, Doors open at 7 p.m. COL. WOOD'S MUSEUM. Monday Matinee—CAPTAIN OF THE WATCH, and interesting OLIO, and TOUDLES. ‘Monday evening and every evening during the woelt, also Wednesday and Saturday Matinees—Mr.J, RENT will appear in the great romance of frontier life, in three ucta, entitled . WinD Bro: OR, THE BORDER KING. Introducing a terrific and revlisiic encounter with WILD BHAR,—pro- nounced hy tho Eastern press to be the greatest senss~ tion of the day. Tuesday, Feb, 22 (Washington's Birthday)—GRAND HOLIDAY MATINEE, Thursdsy ond Friday Mati- nese—Entire change of bill, ‘Remember the popular prices—25, 50, and 7Se, Mati- nees—95 and 0c, Children, 1c, JOBS Having purchased 2,000 Pieces of Dress Goods at a very low price for cash, we will offer the following bargains: 800 Pieces All-Wool Satteens at 30c, worth 50c. 300 Pieces All-Wool Serges at 35c, never sold less than 60c. 800 Pieces Pacific Poplin Alpaca at 30c, worth 45c. 200 Pieces Rich Mohair Alpaca in Seal Brown, st 30c, worth 50c. 200 Pieces 6-4 Poplin Alpaca at25c, worth 35c. 500 Pieces Serges, Tiber Cloths, and Mohairs at 20c, worth 30c. BOSTON STORE, 118 and 120 State-st. THE TOLEDO, 141 East Madison-st., near Clark, Engagement of the Southern Operatic Vocalist, MISS ERBA ROBESON, Every Evening and Sunday Afternoon, Continued Success of the Eavopean Ladies’ Orchestra Combination, And “ MIGHTY” ORGAN, HOOLEY'S THEATRE, Grand Gala Matinee Washington’ Birthay, ‘TUESDAY AFTERNOON, FEB. THE ONLY MATINEE IN THE CITY. Complimentary Benefit to BLISS WHITTAKER, Treasurer, ‘rendered by the management and the Famous California treis Remember Weshington’s Birthday and Bliss Whit- taker. PLYMOUTH CHURCH. Grand Oran and Vocal Concert FEB.2¢- _ Mir, JOHN WHITE, Organist, St. Lous, Miss JESSICA HASKELL, Soprata, ° Mr. FRANK A. BOWEN, Basso. ‘Tickets, 50 centa, for salo at Lyon & Healy's. DENTISTRY. DR. WCESNEYS Large and Elegant Dental Parlors, ‘The Most Popular Resort for all Dental Operations, =» Apbysician in office to administer gas, ether, or ebloroform, with perfect safety. Go to sleep with Pleasant dreams, and wake up with yourtesth out, $3 for the best full set; no better to be gotten in thia city. Gold Milings one third the usust rates, warranted 10 years. Corner Clark and Randolph-sts. TEETH, $8. DR. MAGNUSSON, DENTIST, Southosst corner Randolph and Dearborn-sts,, Room 5 WeCormick Block, continues to make full sets best Gum Yeeth for $3, worranted the same in every particular for which other Dentists charge from $20 to $10. Teeth filled firet-class st reduced rates. TEETH ON CELLULOID. $7.50." Dr. SWENGEL inserta the on Celluloid, which is far bettor than rubber, for $7.50 and warranted. He extracta teeth without pain by the nee of Vitalized Air with the hsppiest results, to whieh thousands in this city can testify. Call at office to seo specimens of tecth. Boam & northwestcorner Btate and Madisou-sts, FLOUR. . TURN HALLE VORWAERTS. SUNDAY AFTERNOON, Feb. 20, at 3 o'clock, GRAND FAREWELL CONCERT BY THE GERMAN HILIPARY BAND, ADMISSION, 50 CENTS. Positively last performance of this Celebrated Band. GROWS OPERA-HALL. LEONARD SWETT Will lecture Sunday, Feb. %, at S p, m., in the Dime Course, upon ‘ABRAHAM LINCOLN! ACADEMY OF MUSIC. ‘Washington's Birthday, Tuesday, Feb, 22. 1816 —Two 1 gula performances of UNCLE TOM’S CABING for the benefit of tho veteran actress, MBS. J.B. AL- LEN, A host of volunteers will appear. The per formance will include an immense Variety bill, Ad- infssion to Matinee, 2c. SPIRITUALISM, E. V, WILSON, Esq., the Wonderful Test Medium, Jecturés THIS DAY, at 10:20 a, m,, and gives ono of nis Seances at 7:50 p.m,, in Grows Opera-Hall, S17 West Madison-st, Admission—Morning, 10 conte; evening, 25 cents, LADY WASHINGTON CHAP No. 188, Order of the Eastern Star—Calico Ball on ‘Tuesday evoning, Feb. 2> at West Twelfth-st, Turner Haul $f, fa Wald by miombone oF at the door, HUGH, Sectetaye-, spain AMUSEMENTS: a octen ADELPHI THEATRE, THIS SUNDAY, Feb. 20, 1876, Special Ladies’ Night AGBAND GALA PERFORMANCE, HULLY PIERS }2-KING SARBRO. OU BELHONTS LITTLE. DAISY JOR GULICR. Do WORLAND amd A. PR BARR HARVET|<&| HAY TREAT. KING-SARDRO. Alone! Peerless!! The Celestial Monareh of Equilibrists. Entire Change of Bill iteaday, Prices Always the Cheapest. THE COLISEUM. ‘First appearance this afternoon and evening of wProft Woeiffenbach, ‘The Champion Drummer of the World, who performs the wonderful feat of playing upon sizteen drums at one time, the most astonianing musical act ever wit 0, essed. PROF. WEITtTNEY,~: ‘The World-renowned Ventsiloauist, with bis Talking leads, Miss NELLIE ATHERTON, ‘The bewitching Serio-Comic Vocalist. Positively last appearance of the JAPS in thelr thrill. ing acta of Juggling and Balancing, @ WAITE SISTERS in their burlesque of C1N~ DERELLA, snd their intensely amusing duct, entitled THE LADY POLICE, Admission, 2c, N2W CHICAGO THEATRE, (Grand Opera House.) SUNDAY WIGHT, FEB. 20, THE ELEPUANT! ‘Newest Comedy in Four Acts, by G, von Moser, author ‘of the ** Big Bonanza,”” ALEXANDER WURSTER, Director. SUNDAY LECTURE SOCIETY. MONCURE D. CONWAY LONDor. ‘McCormick Hsll, Sunday, Feb. 20, 3 p.m. Doors open at 2, Tickets nt the door, and at Jansen, McClurg & Co.¥, ADMISSION, TEN’ CENTS. TO GAS CONSUMERS, Ata meeting of the Directors of the Chicago Ges- light & Coke Company beld Jan, 10, the price of Gas ‘was reduced 50 cents per 1,000 fect, By having the DE PALOS PRESSURE MODERATOR Placed on your Meter, you can still have a further re- duction of 20 to 40 per cent, Call and gee for yourself at 157 LaSalle-st., basement. ‘HAS ARRIVED’ AL THE STORE, 176 South Cars, 180 barrels GENUINE (Anderson County, Ky.) SOUR MASH WHISKY. The public are iuvited to call and sample. CHARLES J. BISHOP, Accountant and Expert Bookkeeper, 87 Washington-st,, Room 31, Ef Wou wish ‘To while awsy sn half-hour visit the greenhouses of the CHICAGO FLURICULTURAL COMPANY on the corner of Thirty-cighth-st, and Grand Boulevard. ADJUSTABLE PLANE GUIDE. CARPENTERS AND WOODWORKERS Generally: Your attention 13 called to TAYLOR'S PATENT ADJUSTABLE PLANE GUIDE, an entirely new invention; can be sttached to any pline; with it one man can do the work of four; youcan square or bevel at any angle With perfect accuracy without the use of try-square or bevel. It sells itvelf wherever shown, Agents make from $10 to $20 a day selling it. For information as to tho Guides, State, or County Righte, send for circular or call on CHICAGO PLANE GUIDE Co., Corner Beach snd Mather-sts,, Chicago, TL EDUCATIONAL. ALLENS ACADEMY, Nos. 144 and 146 Twenty-eecond-st., near Michigan-sy, ‘The most elegant and thoroughly equipped Boys School in the United States. Prepares for Harvard, Yale, Princeton, or any University, or for business, Splendid Primary Department for little boys. Several new classes in important atudies just formed. New pu- pils received, IRA W. ALLEN, LL, D., President, PRUNES: PRUNES. 17 pounds for $1.00, at HICKSON’S, 167 South Clark-st. Pienaar ic hs taeda iain) BMEDICAL CARDS, DR. JANES. Lock Hospital, cor. Washington & Frankdin-sts, Chartered by the Stats of Mlinols for the express pur- povo of giving immediato reltef 12 all cases of private, Ehronic, and urinary diseases in all their complicated forms. “Ie. ts well kaown taat D&. JAMES haastuod at tho headof the profession tor the past SU year. Age and experioncs are all-important. Seminal Wenkuevs, nigot tosses by dross, pimplos un the face, lost m=n- can positively 0 cared. Ladies wanting tho most delicate attention, call or writs. Pleasant home for ps- ents. A book for the million, Narnaxe Guide, whicn twits Fou alt sbout thesg discxsos-—spno angula,inarry why not—10 conts to pay pestare.| Dr, ‘has $ rooms and ora... ¥oa seo n0 ono bat, the Doctor. Harv sears of axe, Cozsultarion shwars {ree and invited. Ofice hours, 9a. 1m. to7 p.m. Sandaye, 10 to 12 a. m. All business strictly confidentiai. Dr. Clarke PRIVATE MATTERS.—Tbe unfortunate of both sexes consult the celebrated Dr. CLARKE, 165 South Clarx-st, All Pervare Diseases cured at once WITH- our smacorr. He cures when all others fail. Go or write to him, “Ladies may consult op all irregularitica and dicussea with the usaurance of speedy relief, e-Send two stamps for “Safeguard of Health.” SSARIE PREVENTIF,” $10 each, Celebrated FEMALE 30; (extra = box. 2 Victims BUSE OF €EMINAL, WRAKNESS Send two stampa for work on Nervous and Private Diseases, Consulta- tion free and sacred. Address letters, Dr. ¥. D. CLAREE, 196 South Clark-st., Chicago. ? ‘0 CURE! . 56 Sax! Dr. Kean, 175 South Clark-SL, cerser of Monrae, Chicago, be consulted. personally or by mail, free of charze, ser pe cio or nervous diseases. Dic. J EAS ts tue only physician jn the city who warrants cures or n0 pay. ‘Ollce hours, #1&. m. to 8p, m,; Sundays from$ tol2, A BOOK FOR THE MILLION, 1 A Private Counsolorto the Married os three ou ey unary ou ene Dats, Sy pa llologieal mysteries and sevulatiaas of GULDE. [Reema syecum, with the Lateet discoveries in the scieucs ui reproductisa, preserving the complexion, &c. This ix un Jntoresting work of SH pages, with nomerons engravings, aud contains valuable into: mstion ter those woo are married or contemplate mar- aaa ematill Iris book that oucht, to bo under lock and LES at not lett carolevsly about the house. Seat te ane ene (pentepaid) for Ets Urata. Adarwes ‘Di. HUTTS! PISPERGAY, 1B North Eienibat., Ste Louls, Ao. ‘Wes. AND TO, SKILLFUL LADY PHYSICLAN, diticulties, AUCTION SALES: BY G. P. GORE & CO., 6Sand 70 Wabashay, = * DRY Goons. GEO. P. GORE & CO., Auctioneers snd Commisnon ‘Merchants, 68 and 70 Wabssh-av., bold regular sales of Staple and Faney Dry Goods’ EVERY TUESDAY throughout the year. Great Opening Sele of the Spring Season TUESDAY, March 7. ‘Will sell on TUESDAY, Feb. 22, s large consignment of superior American Cutlery, conrsting of 100 dis- tinct varieties Table Cutlery. Also 3 great variety of Carvers, Butchers, etc, Bilver-plited Table and Tes Spoons, Forks and Knives. A line of Miscellaneous Books, Large line of Paper Collars (best stock). ‘Notions, Hosiery, Velvet and Leather Belts, Wallets, Brushes, etc, CHARGE, Csssimeres, Cloths, Satinste, Jeans, and eviots, Onr patrons will bear in mind that, in tho sale of ‘March 7, we offer a complete line ot Choice Ingrain Carpets. 100 rolls in most desirable patterns. Also, same date, ‘3 full line Gents’, Boys’, and Youths’ Suspenders. GEO. P, GORE & CO., 63 and 70 Wabash-ay. WE ARE OFFERING REGULAR WEONESDAY AUCTION SALES, FULL LINES OF SPRING STYLES BOOTS & SHOES OF ALL GRADES. Manufacturers are daily asking for CASH ADvaNGEs TO TiDE ‘OVER THESE HARD TIMES, and these goods we do not carry. February. 23, at 9:30 c. m., by catalogue, shall close 1,200 CASES.” GEO. P. GORE & CO., 68 and 70 Wabash-ar. On Thursday, Feb. 24, at 9:30 a. m. ‘Third Annual Sale for the American Express Com- Hr), 2,500 lots of Unclaimed Freight from all the xpreas Utfices of the State in Hlincis, Also three new frat-cliss Pianos, GEO. P, GORE & CO., Auctioneers. Ou SATURDAY, Feb. 26, at 9:30 o'dock, 12 crates W. G. CROCKERY. HOUSEHOLD FURNITORE at 10:30 o'clock. Parlor and Chamber Sets, Wardrobes, Book-Ca: Whatnots, Hall-Trees, Marble and Wood Top Tabies ‘Walnut Bedsteads and Bareaus, Extension and Break: fast Tables, Essy and Camp’ Chatrs, Afattresses, Springs, Walaut Cinirs and Rockers, Parlor and Of fico Desks, Show-Cases, Corpete, Mirrors, etc. GEO, P. GORE & CO., Auctioneers, By ELISON, POMEROY & CO. St and 86 Randolph-st. pedcosstt 4 At Special Salo TUESDAY MORNING, Feb. 22 at 9:30 o'clock, s large stock New and Second-hand Furniture and Household Goods, General Merchandise, &c., Gas Fixtures. Peremptory sale one Square Grand Piano, 9 splendid investment, ELISON, POMEROY & CO., Auctioneers, FIRST GRAND AUCTION SALE { MODERIT Gi, PAINTIN AT OUR SALESROOMS, 84 & 8G RANDOLPH-ST., Wednesday Morning, Feb.23,atl00'’k AFTERNOON AT 2:30, AND THURSDAY, FEB 24, AT SANE HOURS. ‘This opening sale of the Centennial Year embracing a superb collection choice AMERICAN AND FOREIGN Oil Paintings Consigned to us by a leading Broadway, N. Y., Art Association, Including Landscapes, Marine Views. Scenic Pieces, Game Pieces, Studies from Nature, and other magniificent works of Art. Onur instructions aro positively tosell every Painting regardless of value. Each picture richly mounted in fine Gilt Frame. ELLISON, POMEROY & CO., Auctioneers, ASSIGINEE’S SALE. SALOON FIXTURES AT AUCTION, THURSDAY MORNING, Feb. U, at 1v o'clock, AT 22, 24 & 26 RANDOLPH-ST., up-stairs, Two Elegantly-Carved Bar Countors (21 feet each). TO Walnut C. 8. Chairs, 17 Gis Chendeliers, 12 Walnat Tables, Crockery, Glassware, &c., &c., Show-casew, Cigar Cases, &c. ELISON, POMEROY & CO., Auctioneers. Friday Morning, Feb. 25, at 9:30 o'clock, OUR USUAL IMMENSE AUCTION SALE. Always the Largest in the City. New and Second-hand Parlor Suits, Chamber Sets, Dining-room and Kitchen Furnitare, a foll lino Car- ts, Mattresses, Springs, Office Furniture, Stoves, jsdding, Lounges, 10 erates Crockery in open lots, Glaseware, Flatedware, Gas Fixtures, General House- Keeping Goods, Cigars, Genoral Merchandise, etc. ELISON, POMEROY & CO,, Auctionere, Wir. A. BUTTERS & CO, AUCTIONKERS, 108 EAST MADISON-ST. At Butters & Co.'s Auction Rooms, 108 Madison-st., “WEDNESDAY MORNING, Feb, 3, at 9:30 o'clock, , WHITE, YELLOW, AND ROCKINGHAM WARE, GLASSWARE, WOODEN WARE, CHIMNEY, FINE TABLE CUTLERY, CARPE TS, 35 BARRELS GROUND COFFEE, 50 cates Family Baking Powder. manufectured at the “Toledo Chemical Works,” und guaranteed equal to any Baking Powder in the market, BUTTERS & C0.'S REGULAR TRADE SALE THURSDAY MORNING, Feb. 2, at 0:39 o'clock. ‘At Salosrooms, 103 on-et, DRY GOooDbDs, FINE CUSTOM-MADE CLOTHING, WOOLENS, HATS, CAPS, BOOTS, SHOES. Hanbury Eigiggs and _Tosertigs. BUTTERS & C0,'S REGULAR SATURDAY SALE, HOUSEHOLD GOODS, BATURDAY MORNING, FEB. 26, ‘At Salesroom, 198 Madisou-st By Wal F. HODGES & CO. G52 Weat Lako-st. At our Warerooms, we shall sell on WEDNESDAY EVENING, Feb, 25, af 7 p. m,,a general assortment of ILOUSEHOLD GCODsS, Consisting of Brussels and Ingrain Carpeta, Parlor, ining, Stng-room, and Ritchen Furniture. Also Parlor Cook Stover, Plated Ware, Cutlery, &e. Alsoon Satarday Evening, Feb. 2¢, at 7 p.1., 8 completa a5- sortment of Houschold Goods. Ssle positive and with- ‘out reserve. ‘WM. F. HODGES & CO,, Auctioneers, 662 Went Lako-at. By JAS. P. McNAMARA & CO, 117 Wabash-av., 2. w, cor, Madison. 2,800 cases Boots and Shoes at Auction, AUCTION SALES, By S. DINGEE & CO, Auctioneers, Commission and Storage Warehoute, 216 and 276 E, Madison-st., near the bridge. Liberal cash advances made on consignm Firarelsss accommodations for Storage, ‘Low rataa, REGULAR AUCIION SALES Every Wednesday and Saturday. AT PRIVATE SALE MONDAY AND TUESDAY, at 40 per cent less than manufacturers’ cost to pay sd- Yanced and charges-—A large line of New and Hand- some r, Library, Chamber, 5-1 Household atid Gttoe Guraitares ? nt Dining-Boom By FRANK PORTER & CO., Auctioneers, 170 Esst Madtson-st, 7 Liberal Cash Advances Made on Consignments. jot our next regular sale on Wedneaday, Feb, 25, at .12., we shall offer yb af S Beco! hand Goods of every variety iii ae Chamber Seta, Parlor Sots, Bureaus, Commodes, © ‘Washstunds, Chatrs, Lounges, Safas, Mattresnes, Bed~ ding, Easy Chairs, Carpeta new and Used, Se, £e. Also a Istge lino of Ofiice Furniture, arang which are a good variety of Cylinder Deas, On and after March 1. we chalt bold three regular sales weekly, SDAYS, THURSD; - URDAYS, s¢10..m, reas DISSOLUTION. Notice ia hereby given that the partnership Istelp. subsisting between Royal Mortis and William H. Car- tis, under the style and description of the Excelsiar Manufacturing Company of Chicago, was dissolved on the 19th day of February, A. D., 1876, by mutual con- sent. All debts dus to the said Excelsior Manufsctur ing Company, and those by it, will bo settled with and by the said Royal Morris, who will continue the bus} neas under the style and description of the Excelstor Manufacturing Company st tho old stand, 151 Michi- gun-av., Chfcago. ‘WM. H. CURTIS, Chicago, Feb. 19, 1871 ROYAL MORRL, BEST CAROLINA RICE. 13 pounds for £1.00, at HICKSON’S, 167 South Clark-st. RAILROAD TIME TABLE. _ ARRIVAL AND DEPARTIIRA OF TRAINS [ATION OP REFERENCE MARES.—Yt Saturday ex *Sanday exonpted. 3 Moulay, excepted, | a> EXPras capted. rive Sunday at 8:00 a. THYESTERY RAIL RIA cs Claret. (Nheriné fuuse). 13 Canam ‘corner Madison-st, and ut the depots. aPaciic Fast Line., eDabuque Day tx, via Clinto @Dubagag Night ue. via Clinton. & SPUPPPPPPPP PDE SP BEPBERPR PEPPER ES ‘e—Depot corner of Wellsand Kinrte-sus. SCbepatcormer of Canal and Kinzle-sts- MICHIGAN CENTRAL RAILROAD. Depot, foot of Lake-st., ant Soot of Teenty.sccond-t> ‘Helri-orice, 81 Clarkt., southeast corner ef Bandolpa,’ and af Pulmer House. ‘Mail (via Main and Air Line) Day Express... Fe OPEPPP Storming Rxpros. Sgt Hxoresseses: *SundayEx. tf”: CHICAGO, ALTON & ST. LOUIS. end cnicare, Kanras City and Denver Short Liners entcage, ion Depot, West Sidegnear Uc be UO fcers At Depot, and 193 Randolph. a3 ‘Kansas Cityand Denver Fast Ex. St. Louis and Soringela ringtield & BEEDFesMeeenscnoeece a Paducah Railroad Re.| Streator, Lacon, Washington Ex. Tolist & Dmizht Accommodation. LAKE SHORE & MICHIG: ‘Mail, via msin lint Special N.Y. Exi Atlantic Express, daily, ja i Michigan Act <3 f Night Exores 2 CHICAGO. MILWAUKEE & ST. PAUL RAILROSD. ~~ Cnion Derot, corner Madiven and Cangl-tiz, Ticket Often: G3South Clark-st., opposite Sherman House, and at Depot. ; tea Arrioe. 99:65 a.m] 400. me 500. m.["U0a, me #10-0 p. m.| 7245 D. tee ‘All trains run vis Milwaukee, ‘Tickets for Nt. Paal Minueapolisare good either tis Madieon and Prairie da. ‘Chien, or via Watertown, LaCrosse, and Winona, Dept Sook oot Kanlalpiest, near Clarke” CHICAGO. BURLINGTON % QUINCY RAILRDAD. 3 Indiane-av. and Sirtemth-x., 08s, foot of, Lake-tt., PO tonal and Scxternth-sis, Tiebal Oftest, 53 Clare andat depots. Eeave. ‘Motl and Express... ‘Ottawa aud Dureator Paswange duwceives.Vubudue & Sioa Ort Aurora Passe ‘Mendota, Uttaws ¢ Streator Pass! Aurora Pasenger.. ‘Aurora Passenzer ( E Dubuaue & SiouxCity Exo. Pacide Night Exo, for Omatia.. Ct ansaa City. LeaveawortD, ‘chison & St, Jasepn Kap. Downer's Grove Acoommod: ‘Downer’atirove Accommodatio: Downer'aGrove Accommndation! “eEx Sandays. Ex. Saturday. ERIE AND CHICAGO LINE. of haul Day F: ay Brpress—Pollman, Draw- ing-Koom Steovlag Cars, 10} New York without cbauge.,... t guma.m.! s40 adlantic Express. Puliman Pat ee See \rawing-Room GCateand Hotel Cate..reeeseel 5:08. m2. 3:19 p.m, ‘aly lino running tho botel curs to New York. KANKAKEE LINE. From Depots, Joot Lake unt ‘Paseaty-secand-ste, Leave. | Arrives "1020 a. m.}* 8:50p. ma. 8:00 p.m.|* 7150, m. CINCEYNAT! AIR LINE AND KOKOMO LI¥= Depot, errner Clinton and Carroll-ss., Werk Side, Teavi “arrive, + atsam.l S2ap. me 12am PRISE, CINCINNATI & ST. LOUIS RAILROAD. dapat corner Clinten and Carrallncs. | Laaee. | Arias. ? 8:59 p. me Tapa, m. ,--1 8:09 D. m.' PITISBURG, FT. WAYNE CHICAGO RAILWAY. [tee Arron ‘Tuesday Morning. Feb. 22, at 9:30 o’clock. Choice Unes of New York and Philadel; Goods, fully ndapted to the trade. pkia Spring, JAS. P, MCNAMARA & CO., Anctionsera, T . ‘ma By HIRAM BRUSH. ona PRS pale™ t Meek Mowers TWELVEROOM DWELLING AT AUCTION, > FRIDAY, zee 25, at 10 a. m., will be sold on the three thousand dollars, Has modern improvements: ja in good condition: ground lease very favorable, ‘Terme—Part cash, balance on time. = ‘HIRAM BRUSH, Auctioneer. _ By J. L. REED & CO., Auctioneera, 177 East Madison-at, ‘Wil sell the entire contents of house No, 89 In- dians-ay,, on MUNDAY, Feb. 21, at 1U 8, m., consisting niture;_ TT: ‘Brucdiy and lograi Carpets: 3 Tapestry, ani in oid ‘Marble-Top Chamber Sets, Fier Glasses, Ohina, Silver ‘and Glass Ware, The above gocds aro aearly usw, ad will be acid ‘without reasram, OHI RAILROAD. reins wane ALTMONE ? Diptadion tes oad Com af Twennjsecondat, Dens curyrr Madien-s umd Michiganas, City ator, 85 Clarkaw, corner oF ington. Geare. | A ctouiaation Hreaing Express. Wally. *Daily, Sundays excepted. CHICAGO, ROCK ISLAND & PACIFIC RAILROAD. Depot, eornse af Yan Buren cred Shermamsts, Ticket ef 7 mana, feavoow'ths Atchison Bs (10908. a RE Pers Accommotiation..... }® 5200 D. Me > Ss Re eee 3