Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, May 21, 1876, Page 16

The Dullest Loan Market Known for Six Months. The Sales of the Week Few and Unimportant. ¥he Sale of the Dore Block Fails to Be Consummated. New Subdivisions---Suburban - Transfers---Miscellane- ous. . THE LOAN MAREKET. SEMI-ANNUAYL DULLNESS. “The past week has becn the dullest kxown for six months past. The offers of money at low rates do not bring out the necessary demand, ‘and it seems now that capital will have to look for some other invesiments than mortgages. There has been an evident tendency for some time past to place money in stocks, bonds, and securitics of that ré:muc, and this tendency I8 stronger. gmGo':l:lg mhoa%c stocks, county snd State bonds, #re in demand, and in connection with Govern- ment securities are gradually deplettng the loan market. The temptation to capital to engagein -other lines of business with the hopes of a more considerable return is one of the protatle fea- tares of the near future. The instruments filed for r ‘have been few in number end upimportant in amount. ‘Actual loans have formed a very small propor- tion of the aggregate. To securs part purchase money of property, trust-deeds have been filed zovering the Covell farm zmounting to over $35,000. To sccure commerclal indebtedness one instrument figures at $25,000, covering & acres of land in Ottaws, Jli. Very fow louns have been negotiated emounting to 10,000 pach. Evanston property secured one of those Yums, on three years' time at 10 per cent, and g Exed of land at or near the intersection of uben street and the river secured another ng,mo on five years' time at 8 per cent. badiah Huse has given a mortg;%otofl:e remen’s wn four lots at Rogers' Park to secure a noto of pew insurance company calied the ntmo due in five years st § per cent interest. lios R. Bowen also figures as a mortgagor to e same company, giving as security Lots 58 Grove Additlon, to insure the Ih and 59, Cottage Grove Ac fl:ymenz of a note for $3,000, five years' time, tercst 8 per cent. ‘COMPABATIVE STATEMENT FUR TIIE WEER EXDING MAY 20, 1870, 18%. Instruments. E i e ——n——- 3 | No. ‘L"mddra('n! L NO. |c’mwm!‘n Trust-decds.....|174S 33 26118 690,938 Mortgages. 3.5‘ Releases .. N THE CHICAGO TRIBUN SUNDAY, MAY 21, 1876—SIXTEEN PAGES W — ————va wad S8MUYU Torrthe property the §§€.’5‘ Farm, (o Salt cmé’k, Sec. 28, 39, ——— “\What nonsense it wis for us to hurry and’ get our spring hate done!" said she, i the midst of one of Mis Dickinson’s bwt lines. “Qur winter hats would nave looked just ex- actly as well way bk under the I supposed our seats were right in front. ton Adverticer, g TOILETINE. MARRIAGE. Ladies who would plarry must tako the matter in {heir own hands, Men won't mimit it, yet they Jike to be courted fust a little you! it epicy and not o T) hic can't In a wturo, pout 35, rrendedng without o ¢ showing heroolors. Ome otier requisite 1 tom declares man nust woo snd wroraan must be wons tberefore, soncthlog must entice his lordship frst for ho jis chury, but once canght you csa gull the way to do it: eseential Cns! the wits out of hi Posseas a handsome LETINE for the Complexion, » most ex L’?:“"' applied moisr, creates if 1ggists. DE L. BANK SEATEMENTS. REPORT OF THE CONDITION MERCHANTS NATIONAL BANK AT CEIICAGO, In the State of Ilinois, at the Close of Business, Msay 12, 1876, 540, 2,950,540-10 PLIE MRS TInTEL [3 3 134 10 Ibs Standard A Sugar, or 104 1bs Circle A Sugar, or 94 Ibs Granulated Sugar, or 11 1bs Ex C Sugar, or 15 1bs Carolina Rice, or 30 1bs best Flake Tapioca, or 10 Ibs Maccaroni, or 101bs Vcrmccl%lli, or 15 1bs best Soda Crackers, or 12} Ibs best Zante Cuvrants, or 33 Ibs Californin Dfied Plums, or 4 1bs Pitted Cherries, or 5 Ibs Pared Peaches, or 19 Ibs Dried Apples, or 8 1bsDried Blackberries, or 8 1bs Salf Lake Peaches, or 3 1bs Dried Raspberries, or 7 1bs New Figs, or 8 3-1b cans Hest 'Tomatoes, or 7T 3-1b cans Pie Peachds, or 7 2-1b cans Raspberries, or 8 2-1b cans Corn, or 7 1-1b cans Lobster, or 1 15-1b kit Whitefish. . Clty. 113 East Madison-st., JUST KLAST OF OLARK-ST. AMUSEMENTS. M'VICKER'S THEATRE. LAST WEEK OF HAGGIE MITCHELL! AND WEDNESDAY in this city, an entirely for Maggic Mitchell, MONDAY, TUESDAY, NIGHTS, for the first time {ilgy, dramatized expreasly’ & NANNETTE 0'WEARITHORNE. Nannette 0'Wearithorne Maggie Mitchell as. Supported by Mr. WAL TARRIS a5 Col. Miles DAY NIGHTS Maggie AURSDAY AND SATURI i oy 1n she pastorsl drama complimentary on which occa~ of this city will line inthe LADY OF LYONS, L will appear, for the first her favorite character— FRIDAY EVEXING, MAY 2 farewell benefit 1o Maggic Mitche AMES 1I. FOSTER make ber debut as Pau and MAGGIE MITCHEL! time in soveral years, in ee—JANE EYRE. Saturday night tarday Mati S e of Alaggic Mitchell, and lastnight Warranted all Standard Goods: | last appearance of ANMUSEMFNTS. PRSTIMONAL BEVERT TO MRS. MANNING, WIFE OF THE LATE BILLY ENNING. SEE THE NAMES! By the kind permission of R. M. Hooley, TITTTLE MAC In his cclebrated Essence: Dlanch Selwyn; Ben Gilfoll, Comique; Chas. Petric, Banjo Solo: Le Thvion Bros., world-renowned Gymnasts; Frank Addis in his specialtics; Murphy & Morton, J. 1L Larkin, Carric Armetrony, P.” H. Scamon, Add Weaver, Master Jameg, Fred Pearce, John_Dros., Linn Sisters, Miss Carrie Weat. Miss Jennic Brown, Miss Lizzie Wood, Maurice Pike, Miss Kate Ray- mond, 0. L. Collins; Maggic and Dilly Ray in their specialties, Home Againg Walter A. Eytynue; Haw- Lins, Laviile, lloward, and Do Lorme, the Great uartette; Mark Hughes, Lew and Frank Collins, 1l. T. Coburn, Johuny De Raino, Charles Bencedict, Celeste & Monroc, Miss Millie Sackett, Mrs. IL Ry- ner, Miss Flora Baker, Mies Lizzie ‘Webster, Miss Lizzic Vail, Miss Cora Willlams, Felix Vincent, T. J. Langdon, F. K. Wallace, and hosts of others. Socuroseats early. Pricessamoas usial. PDelivered Free in all parts of tho - McCORMICK HALL, INTERNATIONAL CONCERT, TUESDAY, May 23, Commencing at 8p. m., for J. HICKSON, (TW CHICAGO THEATRE. R. M. HOOLEY .......Manager. Monday, May 22, Every ng, Wednesday and Saturday Matineo, the benellt of the Laborers' Academy of Chicago. PROGRAMME. * ® 1. Plano duet—** Tro Mrs. E. F. Cook "and Miss ¥, E. McCay. SEAVING DEACILINES. Toxes patll....eee-.” Checks and other cash frems (Rew Clesring: . Bilis of otuer Na- tional Banks. ... i‘;‘ut it for 1 1,216,646.28 Redemption fund with U. S. Treass urer('5 per cent of circulat! §5,425,840.55 JOMPARATIVE STATCMEST PROJ MAT 1 70 MAT 20. O ARATIVE ST TR Y it 187 Instruments. Hortgages.... 183, 312 Aggregate .... | 724181,667,5%5) (90505 2, 065,423 SALES OF THE WEEK. FEW TRANSACTIONS OF INTEREST £n the sales consummated during the present week, and reported below, there are none that rxcite particular attention. Tbe event of most Interest in real estate circtes has been tho can- rellation of the sale annonnced some thne a0 ot the Dore Block by Mr. Nickerson. The pur~ thasers failed to make good their titie to the Riverside property to be taken in the trada, snd % was consequently declared “ofl.” The principsl sales of the week Were as 101~ lows: . C. W. Gifford solda house zmidl lot on Acht- n avenue, near Twenty-ninth street, for $12,- ‘Millard & Decker eold northeast corner of Drexel ‘bonlevard and Maplewood avenue for $10,000. ‘William Kcrrsold to O. S. A. Sprague he east 14 of Lot 21, Block 5, Wright's Addition to Chics- B0, for $20. . 000. 3. C. Baidwin eold lot on Pratrio avenue, sonth of Twenty-ninth street, for §7, Redm ond Prindiville sold ‘135 fect on Celumet gaw:. south of Thirty-second street, for §12,- ‘Turner & Dond purchased GUS feet at the corner of Oakley avenue ann Moore street for $16,300. Ira Brown purchssed bouse and lot on Park ave- nme, east of Ashland avenng, three-gtory and base- th sold bounse and lot on Aldine square ment, octagon stone-front, for $12, 000. Bt 1. Hildreth for £10,000. Charles Cleaver sold to F. E. Hinckley 2393340 fect on Ellis avenus, 300 fect south of Gakwood avenue, for §43, 750. T Brown sold coftage and three lots st Glencoe to John Engc‘:‘nfllol's;-m: six lots at Park Bidge or to Alonzo $1,300, and a lot st Des- plaines for $200. 8 ‘Loring A. Chasesolda two-story and basement octagon-front house on the corner of Ellis and Brooks avenues for $0,500. o E. 8. Dreyer sold lot on Forquer street, near Tor $1,150, ond two lots and cottage on Burling street, nesr Webster avenue, for $2, 200. 3. G. Huszagh bas sold 27 65-100 acres at Joffer- son, being Blocks 3, 12, 13, 13, 15, 16, end 17, in Waidemar's Subdivielon of part of Caldwoll's Ro- serve, for $13,825; No, 207 Chicao avenue, three- etory and basemcat house, and lot 28x15, for 0, 000. . ‘Warren, Keeney & Co.have sold 100 feet Imt\fi west on Congresa street, at South Evanston, of Eedzie avenue, for $5,000. SATURDAY'S TRAKSFERS. The following instruments were flled far record on Sats iy, May 20: CITY TROPERTY. Cicsgo av, 70ty of Noble st, nf, 25 1255 1t, dnted Moy 20.... oot oeiaiens ‘Wabsah av, 857-10 {t 1 of Eighteenth et, Van Buren st, 199 ft w of Loomis ef, nf, 75x171 8-10 ft, and Weet Congress et, 180 fteof st, 81, 50x1719-10 f1, 8,000 dated May 8... essavas. :uan&m&m 1t w of Loomis &t, 1, 50x1838-10 ft, and Van Buren et 200 ft e of Laflinet, s f, 50x168 8-10 1t, dated May 12.. Bonth Dearborn st, Tw pinth st, £ e f, 25x120, dated May 11... Arnold st, 504 ft s of Thirty-ftht, w1, e SaoSoto e of Folk 8 W Irying place, 120 8 olk &t 1 Clark st, 172X ftn_of Belden av, n ef, 20x1 40 ft, dated May 18.. . ... 5318 ley 8, 235 {1 n of Thirty-cighth b, ey 34310134 ft, dated April 10...... 12,500 Harvard t, 488 ft e of Washtenaw av, T S04 It dated May 17.1 1,000 7,500 Polk'st, s e corner Wood et, w1, 125x125 1t, dated March 29......... s Lake st, 216 8-10 ft frontage in block at ;‘&: ?x;“r of San Fraacisco st, dated Ly eane e e are mere B ©o st, 76 910t w of Hermi &1, 10x100 ft, dated May 16... Dayton et, 155 1t s of Sophin On street. W of 141 ft n of Vao Buren st, e f. dated May 20.......... .. . Bobcg_n, 137 ft s of Van Buren st w f, 1 estern av, 105 ft & of Indiana st, w f, 26x130 ft, with building, dated April 26 3,000 Lytle ot, 150 1t 8 of Taylorst, w f, 18x125 L 50 fi dated Sept. 1. 1670... '8 OF COURT-HOUBE. Ellis #v, 60 {t s of Brook s, © 1, 1, dnted May 19... SUMMARY OF TRAXN 'WREE. ‘The !ul.\owin% is the total amount of city and suburban transfers within s radius of 7 milos of the Court-House, filed for record during the week ending Ssturday, May‘20: City sales, 935 consideration, $615,496; porth of city’ limits, " conslderati 975, south of i e O raon, bS8, To sales, 21; conslderatior 23::' u&”’rouf&ns(dqu:mi 75,401 MISCELLANEOUS. SUBDIVISIONS. erd: 1. Bartlett's Addition to Town of Bartlett, a subdivision of part W. % 8. B- X Sec. 33, 43, O, o the line of the Chicago & Pacific Railroad, soma 25 milea northwest of the city Nmits. ‘Subdivision of Lots 1, 2, and 3 of subdiviston 2. of Block 3, Block 17, Sec. 83, 39, 14. +s Sabdivision of Lois 12, 18, exd 14, 3. Buckley's Sal sion %&W.% Block 14, Vernon Park Additon, B. $ec. 17, S9, 14, Thorpe's Subdivision of Lotz 41 to 45, B!orfi :.‘-mn'n Subdivision of S. % N.E. ¥ N. W. oo 34,39, 14. s fbomas M. Jordan has transterred to J. T : o insa., 5 63100 {mc.cu Ly 1 o LI o $1.360,430.72 ¥o. | nsidratnl{Xo. | Crstdrat'n T i |l Frustdeeds ... | G0G/S 1,504, 213 814,314,180, 697 e 151 857,728 1,482,720.17 38,816,318.0D TNNING, FTUTILE STITCEH, SEWING MACHINES ARE THE VERY LATEST AND BEST. =/~ PRICES LOWER, and more attachments fur- aistied free than with any other first-class machine! Merchruts and athers deslring to add fo & ‘business alrendy cstablisicd: ali parties desiring to crento a new and profitable business; old Sowing Machino Agents; cverybody wishing wishing to Imake money in legithmate trade, will please ad- Qressua for terms and prices to wholesale pur- chasers, GROVER & BAXER 8. M. CO,, ‘New and Commodious Store, 45 & 47 Jockaon-st., Chicego, $5,425,540.65 ke, €9z Cashfer of the abovenamed bk, do statement {5 true to s State of Tinols, Cc L Joba Defoven, bust o¢ my knowledge snd bell Jor Correci—Attest; REPORT OF THE CONDITION THIRD NATIONAL BANK OF CHICAGO, At Chicago, in the Stete of Hlinois, at the Close of Business, May 12, 1876. from ‘otber Na- fonal Banks. .o 164,040.72 §4,004,668.22 25800838 1,800 T ‘e £, S0x101% ft, dated May L.... ...... 15,000 81,042,177.78 2,801,907.7? $4,004,668.22 e of the sbove-named bank, above statement i3 trao, 1 17,000 1,700 1,050 er. dated May 13.... coneeeeee 000 befpre me, this 20th d. t, dated May 13 2, o7e ey this 3y of Subscribed and sworn to Carrect—Attest: S S SRR SR L REPORT OF THE CONDITION [ONAL BANK AT CHICAGO, In the State of Illinois, at the Close Apri2e, 1876 of Business, iMey 12, 1878. 10,000 5,500 4,000 IE 1A 1T, 900 w@ Ox 125% {t, dated May 14, 1873.. 2,550 . 700 SOUTR OF CITY LIXITS WITKIN A RADIUS OF SEVEX ‘Bllls of other National Fractionn) currency tender potos. . foates ] ‘The following plats have been flled for ree~ f nty2t Cogk, es.—3 ed % Cas) Yore me_this 20th day ot [ENEY T‘:MERR! B an, Subgerited and sworn to acres, situate ) E ssathwest mmestilogoorg-umnd strect and 1 3 incennes -unn& h‘: |9 B ] MILLINER' SUMIER - MILLINERY. JUST RECEIVED, all of the latest styles in 8 Wi jummer Wear. AN ENTIRELY NEW STOCK. SPECIATLITTES: Fine French Flowers, Aigrettes, Tips, Laces, Ornaments, Ete. Larze vnfletgin ENGLISH and FPRENCH GHORN, NEAPOLITAN, and CHIPS, LE STRAW GOODS. A1l Gopds EETATLED at Wholesale Prices. D.A.HEWES, 156 & 158 Wabash-av. 2. Vocal solo—** Maid of Athens™. Mr, J. Woollett. 3. Violin solo—** Fifth Alr Varie” Mr. A. Buissiret (Chicago M companicd by Mr. F. I 4. Soprano sol u—l“‘ Se Creedele "eveeeess x. ““Sécond Air Varle " Mr. L. Bran, accompainad Dy Mr. F. 6. Altosolo—** Nobil damc? ¢ tauta™.. 7. Sextet—Wal Mrs. Strydiron, pirs, Mesers M. Oleon, son, Members of Freja. PART L +¢Fantasie sur de motifs de ngzm\'lcn"....v aeest 5._Clarionet zolo- =2 M. Kertz, and A, Swere- 1. Plano solo— 2. Soprano solo—** Light of my soul "...... Lupas iss F. 1L 3. Violin solo—**Ele; Mr. A. Bnisserct (Chica: companied by Mr. F. P. Baird. 4 Vocal solo—-' Death of Nelson™..... .. Brahom * Ar. J. Woollett. 5. Clarionet solo—Fantasic, with varia- Ktusical College), ac- he singing seétion of the German Tickets to be had at Jonsen, McClurg 117 and 110 State-st., and at the door. Doors open at 7 o'clock. HOOLEY’S THEATRE. MAGUIRE & DAVERLY. WILL E. CHAPMAN.. Farewéll Benefit of MAD. EUGENIE PAPPENHEIM, Prior to her departare for California, SUNDAY EVENING, MAY 21, On which occasion will b? presented the second act of DER FREISCEUTZ, The Second and Fourth Acts of IL TROVATORE, And the Second Act of LUCREZIA BORGIA, All of which will be given with & FULL ORCHESTRA & CHORUS. Prices, §1.50, §1, and 50 cents. Reserved seats at the Box-office of the Theatre. HOOLEY'S THEATRE, UIRE & HAVERL’ ILL E. CHAPMAN. POSITIVELY LAST WEEK OF PIQUE T Curtain risés promptly al 2 p, m. Weinesday each evening at 8 p. Earnest Blam's t ‘HEL, with Miss 1100 and Sngurdsy an in the title role. © DEXTEE PARK. MENDAY, MAY 22. PARIS FLOWERS, Elegunt Wreaths, B , Mot [ats i, Mortares for Hia ET'S o . between Eight- TDAL FLOWERS 3 and Bomnets, ot Xme. direct from Paris, 880 Wabash. ecnth and Twenticth-ote. and Flowers for Portics a speclalty. TROTTING—Purse $400, for 2:25 Class. M. Colvin names g. £ Gen. Mack. m. Lindy Byron. A owell name g.m. Badger Girl. . H. Yates npnes b. m. Kate Howard. Wm. Darlipg Bames b. g. F) ? Parse $300, for 3:33 Class. Amos Miller names b. g. Y oung Princeton. M. Colvinnames b, m. ‘Wm, Daning names ! FIYDRANT FZOSE. Tn lengths of 50 fect, with fixtures complete, for only FIVE DOLLARS. HALLOCK, HOLHES & 10, 174 and 178 Randolph-ibs and 90 State-st. EUSINESS C2iaxCES. ASSIGNEE'S SALL. CONTINENTAL BOLT WORKS, The undersigned, pssigne® of cregler, Clarke & Co., ofiers for salo all tic propirty of the above nomed firm, known s ¢ Contuental Bolt Works, Jocated on the corner & Market ond Iiuron-sts., cazoy consisting (f the Building, Lease of Ground, Engine, ilers, Headers, Tappers, Threaders, and all Iic Machinery and Tools neces- sary for a first-clas:B0lt Manufattory. 'S complete fnv+Ce of the same nay be scenat the works. The provrty must be sold for cash. Sealed propoe!8 will be received for the entire plantwp fo 13 “clock, noon, of May 2, 1876, Right and il bids_ resirved. Ad Lo FJSes STALL. Asstiee. 201 Sonth ey HARRY DUALL: Assignee, 203 South Clinton st STOAHOLDERS' MEEFINGS. e icagy, Rock Iad & Pac R.R. (0 T Amroal Meeting of fire Stockhoders of o, Tiodk TonicS Pacit Tt Corr for the elction of Directors, pursuant to iav, and tho tansactich of such other business as may come be- £ them, witl b hldat the offco o th Company = on Wednes tie 71 of Jumo test, mxfi»’;cll‘(:m; v m et doy B, Tows, BeClin, ¥ THACT, Praideat. April 24, 1876. The Anoumal Meeting of the Su‘)‘ckhoifiiuu'%nd Bondholders of this Company, for the eletion of Directors, pursuant to law, and for the tramaction of uglnglfi: will bTe‘hhcm at the officeof the y 0, on g nm%nu Ch ,: ursday, the st of June ‘will suthenticate thelr right by prosenting thelr voting bonds at the o%flce“;fi:: Company, No. 52 Wall-st., New York, for rgis- tration, on or before the 1st of May proximo. ERT KEEP, Prevident. M. L. SYKES, JR., Secretary, BEMOVALS. DR. 8. W.INGRAHAN Has removed Itts office_to Room 14, N Qari-st., cormer of Adams, Traria oy form ot o matter of how long sta s alled to.efoet s cure, OTioe hons: D to5p. m., oad 7to O, evening. PHILADELPHIA ADVERTISEM'FS. ri TRANGERS VISITING PHILADELPH] N S Coteaniy Eoubiia ADELEALA DURLIG Doard at ressonable rates and well furnished rooms, at Plcassnly loatea. “Acoeniois o Exhibiiion SHbir by Bleam or street can, W - w y Bush names b. m. Countess. ‘Horses called at 3 p. m. GEO. B. MAXSUR. Prop'r and Manager. ACADEMY OF MUSIC. Inaugeeol night for Ladies, fonday Eve, M ‘Exty evening, and Wedosdny i Sabd Noorie sbould t Our Company compri 1l km‘wn"m{’s:)' prises the loilo\fuz wel Weston, Brothers, Colling Drothery Tew and cave: % 3 Bloomer and Wiloon. Walter Bra Mr. Georze grave, Mr. Neil Grey, Mies Azncs May, Miss Lizzle Warren, Aligs Stella. Kimbill, and Academy Company. Second Ladies’ night, Thursday Eve, May 25, Extra Ladies’ entertomment. Sunday eve, May 28, “General admission to all parts of the house, 25 cents. NEW CHICAGO THEATRE. SUNDAY EVENING, MAY 21, 1876, BENEFIT OF W. 1L SMITH, Business Manager, tendcred by the following talented artists: Billy Rice, John Hart, Bobby Newcomb, E Tall, J. McAndrews, W. H. Brockway, Little Mac, Charloy Benedict, the Great Berna i Brothers, Maurice Pike, Millie Sackett, J. II. Lar- J. Langdon, E. Cole- Double Quintette: Percy Ashton, Arthur Cook, D. . Lamont, J. [ Sullivan, S. Stineberg, H. Weir, J. 1lilton, L. S. is entire Orchestra. 'The whole form- ing one of the finest entertainments ever given. THE COLISEUM., SUNDAY, May 21, AND ALL TIE WEEE. LOOK AT THE ATTRACTIONS. EMERSON & CLARE, Dance Artists. BILLY & ts, FAMOUS SANYEANS, Samag Maud, Globe Walkers and Jugglers. P MORTON, Irish Son TERS; LOTTIE GRAN and the COLISEUM QUARTETT) Every act new. place of smusement in the City. Admission, Zcents. erformance every evenming at 8 o'clock, and Sunday afternoon atd. - s THE TOLEDO, 141 East Madison-st. GRAND CONCERT SUNDAY AFTERNOON snd EVENING, also ov- ery r;éhl. née the world-renowned XIN. UARTETLTE, In connection with the best musici - SnE dlietion ot Uslcage; IL1ZZIE ITEINE ADMISSION FREE. - A superbly-furnis kin, Carric Armstrol man, W. A Brien, ERD S ER&STANSILLI The only cool and comfortable hed Gallery for Ladies. MeOORMICK HATL, SUNDAY AFTERNOON, May 21. Rare, Rationgl, and Elsrent Entertainment, WIL THOS.. GOODWIL] Signor G, N, CARO: CUM ZZ1 (Accompu L. S (lmmwmn ? ‘A.P. BURBANK (Reader). Doors open at 2 p. m. Entertai) 3 o, TR CENTaLwment begins st " COL. WOOD'S MUSEUM, - Mgt o M t!}e Chicago Favorite, American Dramsa ent 'y Matinee; * THE INVIS- HOOLEY’S MINSTRELS, n a now and brilliant. prosramme. First appear- ance of KIRK & DREW, the world-renowned sons and dauce artists. John Tart, Billy Rice, Little Mac, Bobby Newcomb, 1. M. Hall, J.W. cAndrews, in ai entire new olio of glorions fan. Delightful Part Singing by the famous Quintette. TFinst wedk of the lauzhable sketches WANTL NURSE, CHARLESFON GALS, ACTIVE BOY, WESTON TIlE WALKER, MISCHIEVOUS MON- K1Y, ROGUISH URCHIN. Triday cvening, May 26—BENEFIT OF BILLY RICE. Monday, May 20—TIIE GREAT PAT ROOSEY. AUCTION SALES. . A e A By G. P. GORE & CO,, 68 and 70 Wabash-av. DRY GOODS! Reguler Auction Trade Sale, TUESDAY, May 23, Full and attractive lines Staple and Fancy Dry Goods, Brown Cottons, Ginghams, Shirtings, Dresi snd Coating Linens, Nainsooks, etc. Fancy Cassi- meres, Cotlonades, Jeuns, ete. A line of Black Alpacas, thirty distnet grades. 3fens’, Boys',and Youths' Custom-made Clothing. Mens', Boya', and Youtne Hats and Caps. A vory complete line of latest styles in Fur, Waol, Cloth, Linen, and Straw vods, New line of Table, Pen, and Pocket Cut- ory, Silver-plated Casters, Knives, Porks, and Spoons, Rozors, Scissors. Shears, ers, Hand- Faws, etc. Parasols, Shawld, Xillinery, Linens, Kid Gloves, new line Suspenders, Summer Under- Wear, _Clatk's Spool-Cotton, Hosiery, Brushes, Belts, Soaps, Powmades, Wallets, cte. Gents' Furnishings, White and Fancy Dress Shitts, etc. CARPETS! New and desirnble stlea in All-Wool, Cotton and Waool, and Venetian goods. Saleat9:30n. m. = GEO. P. GORE & CO. 68 and 70 Wabash-av. Boot and Shoe Manufacturers Are calling loudly for MONEY, And in conscquence we shall, to meet their wants, FORCE OFF a larze quantity of very desirable work in Men's, Women's, and Children’s Wear of The very beet grades and qualities, on Wednesday, May 24, 8t Y}3 4. m. GEO. P. GORE & CO., 68 and 70 Wabash-av. By G. P. GORE & CO., G8,and 70 Wabash-av. On THURSDAY, May 24, at 9:30 o'clock, we shak offer the Largest and Finest Stock of FURNITURE that basbecn offered at auction. and shall sell Par- Jorand Chamber Furnitore, Easy Chairs, Walnst Bedsteads and_Bureaue, Wardrobes, Bookcas™, Marble-Top Tables, Extension Tablos, Hall Trcs, Rockers, Mirrors, Matircsses, Speings, RefrZers- tors and Ice-Chests, Parlor and Office Jesks, Chuirs, Show-Cases, ' Carpets, Sideboards at 11 oclock Carriages, Open and Top Duggis Demo- Omt Wagons, Phactons, Side-Dar Rowl-W4g0DS, " Yarncecos. b G. P. GORE & CO,, Actioncers. " CARPETS. The nitention of the tra is directed to our Glosps anies of OAILASTS, the firss of which will take place ne® THURSDAY HOBNING. 3Y 25, & 11 0CLOCE. PEREMPIORY SALE OF OVER 100 POLLS PRIFIE GOODS. _ GEO. P. GOKE & CO..03 and 70 Wabash-ay. By W» A. BUTITERS .& CO., Agcioneers, 11Sand 120 Wahash-av. NTIRE STOCK OF G ENCRAVINGS & CHROOS IN ELABORATE FRAMES, At Store No. 348 State-st., AT ATUCTION, TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY, MAY 23 & 24, sale Commencing at 10 o'clock a. ., Each Day. The Collection embraces many Very Choice Pict- nres, oll handsomely framed in French Walnut, Maple, and Gilt. The Sale is peremptory. WM. A. BGTTERS & CO., AuctionCers. BUTTERS & C0.’S REGULAR SALE, wednestay Mormng, Mey 24, at 930 ook, | DR, MYCHESNEY'S Large and Elegant Dental Parlors, At118 &120 Wabash-av., N. E. cor. Madison-st., ASSORTED GLASSWARE, WEITE GRANITE WARE, Yellow and Rockingham Ware, Carpels, Fie Table Catlery. BUTTERS & €0.’S REGULAR TRADE SALE STAPLE & FANCY DRY GOCDS, Regnlar Made Clothing, Furnishing Goods, Straw Goods, Hats, Oaps, Boots and Shoes. THURSDAY MORNING, May 25, at 8:30 o’clock, at their Auction Rooms, 118 and 120 Wabash-av. BUTTERS & C0.'S SATURDAY SALE, Saturday, May 27, 8:30 o'clock a. m., at their salesrooms, 118 and 120 Wabash-av., FURNITUORE. By S. N. FOWLER & CO. Auctioneers, 274 and 276 East Madicon-st. Regular Auction Sales every Wednesdoy and Sat- urdsg. Liberal cash advaucos on Consighments, STORAGE. First-class sccommodation for_the Storage of all classes of goods in PRIVATE APARTMENTS. We desire to call the sttention of the Trade and Housckeepers to our WEDNESDAY SALE, which will comprise the largest and best assortment of Houschold Goods and FURNITURE, offered by us this scason. The contents of a large [ family boarding-house, and a 12-room house will belrcmn\'cd to our Warcrooms for classification and sale. 1 rosewood 6 octave Piano, cost 8500; 2 singl Dok aad Tull siop Rewl Orgade, very oo, An elegant open Brewster buggy. SPECIAL SALE. Toeeday, May 23, at 10 2. m., at our warerooms, 50 CASES SPARKLING BURGUNDY WINE, at present in United States bonded Warehouse, Also 6,000 rolls WALL PAPER, and 1,000 WINDOW SHADES. 8. N. FOWLER & CO., Auctioncers. AUCTION. * By order of the Circuit Court of Cook County, I MONDAY, MAY 22, will, on at 2 o'clock p. m., at 18 South Clark-gt.,sell to the Thighest bidder, for cash, all the stock in trade of the late firm of H. M. Curtis, consisting largely of CANNED FRUITS, CORN, LOBSTEBg. Pl% OYSTERS, Etc. Also, the store and office furni- ture and fixtores, for carrying on the oyster and fish business. Also, twohorxes, wagons, and harncss.. Fxl:ezln‘g ouse at No. 107 Twelfth-st., with lease, patent {reezer and apparatos, ~Also, ome-fifth in- terest in steam tuz-boat, fishing apparatus, etc. HENKY M. SHERWOOD, Recciver. - For FRIDAY AUCTION SALES. By FLISON, POMEROY & CO., Anctioneers, 84 and 86 Randolph-st. 51 STATE-ST. i MONDAY MORNING, May %cum TIRE HOUSEHOLD URE Y AT AUTCTIONG Carpets, Bedding, Parlor, Chamber, and Dining- Twom Furnjture, Crocker, Glass.Wire, Stoves, e, velling., 10 rooms. Sale perem; . b i:msox‘:cmnmo\' & C0., K dtioneare. SPECIAL SALE At Our Stores, TUESDAY, MAY 23, at0:30 3, m., New Parlor Suits, New Chamber Sets, Carpets, Lounges, Refrigerators, Desks, Chairs, Genenl Merchandise, Plated-Ware, General Housckeeping Goods, etc. ELISON, POMEROY & CO., $1 and 86 Randolph-st. MORTGAGEE'SSALE Fine Steel Fngravings Elegant Chromos, MIRRORS, &ec., &c., At 213 West Maisonst, Wednesday, May 24, At 10 . m. and 2 and 7:30 p. m., A large and valuable stock of sbove goods, bemg the entire stock of a LARGE DEALER, to be sold at peremptory sale.- 0 The attention of dealers imvited. “Will be sold in lots to suit. ELISON, POXEROY & CO., Auctioneers. ATCTION SATE. VALUABLE Unclaimed Freight, TRUNKS, BOOKS, . FURNITURE, ETC, AT BURLINGTON WAREHOUSE, Corner Sixteenth and State-ste. , Wednesday Morning. May 24, at 10 oclock. o will scll the entire accumulation, over 500 Packages ond Lots Unclaimed Goods. Sile per- emptory. BLISON, POMEROY & CO., Auctioneers. HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, Pjer Mirror, Pictures, Horse and Bagzy at auc- tion at residence 1429 Indiana-av., near Thirty- first-st., Thursday morning, May 25,'at 10o'cloc We sell the eniire homschold _efects—Parlor, Chamber, and_Dining-room Furngure, elegant Pier Mirror, Ofl Paintings, Engavings. Beds, Beddiog, Crockery, Glase, .and Plated-waree, Stoves, Ca , etc., ctc.; also one Horse and Buggy. Salc unreserved. ELISON, POMEROY & CO;-Auctioneers. AT 388 STATE-ST. (GP-STAIRS). Tharsday morning, May 25, a 10 o'clack. En~ tire Furniture of 8 woins; one Besrdman and Gray Plino, Purlor sait, Carpets, Climber farni- tore, Dining-room oaifit, Crockes, Giass amd China-ware, Plated-ware, Stoves. €tc., etc.; all d furnitare jy good order. B0 o, POMEROY, & Co, Auctioneers. MORNING, May :G, at 0:30 o'clock, Qsr Regular Weekly Jaction Sale. DRESE LAY-OUT. ALFAYSTHE LARGEST B . New and gsui PABLOR, CEAMBER AND DINING-RODH FURNITURE. A fall line New aod_Sccond-hand_Carpets, Lounges. Sofzs, Mable-Top Tables, What-Nots. Mattresscs, Pefrigerators, General Houschald Goods, Pianos, Billird Table, Fine Plated-Ware, Crockeéry and Glsas-Vare, etc., otc. Gene:al Merchandise. : ELISON, POMEROY & CO., St and 86 Randolph-st. Ottawa and Streato Mepdota, Ot Pasrer Downer’s Grove Accommod'afs 1:43 p. . Downer's Grove Accommod'n| Tesas Express.. RAILEOAD TIME TABLE, RRRIVAL A0 DEPKRTURE OF Taigy Explanation of Refercuce Mar) tura, cepted. ® Sanday ex 2 Sat L s S T T e cket ces, 63 Clark-st. (S 2 a1 ieet.. Soraer Salisonen aad Lome) Teave, = aPactfic Fast Lige......... B aDnbuque Day Ex. via Clin @D abuqu :ht Ex. vlaCl'ton 11 e Nig! aQmahs Night Express......... 41! aF'reeport & Dubuque Express's o: ul 11 5238 U pPPYP PP PY 8RS Green Bay Express. . St V'aul & Minneapolis Bx. .o 3. Paul & Winoua Express..t ‘bMarquette Express... aGeneva Lake Express. $Gencva Lako Express, % ‘a—Depot corner of Wellaand Rinze- B DeRok Somer of Canal and Kindean MICHIGAN CENTRAL Depot, foat of Lake-st.. FAILROAD, icKet-oflice, 67 Clarks: dolph, and at Palmer Ho BEEEBBEBEEPEEP HR2EHBE! v BE Morning Express.. Kight Express.. CHICAGO, ALTON & ST. LOUIB Y EANSAS CITY & DENVER SHO;!?’FL%?E Unfon Depot, West Side, mear Madiso ekt Oifices: At Dopot and 15 Fanderpprd E. ansas Clty & Denver Fam Ex. P St. Lonfs & Springficid EBX.. a. m.| D m St Louls, Springfeld & Texas. > o Dm Peoria Day FXPress. ... 0D e YPeoria, Keokuk & Burlingtor p. m. p.m. Chifeazo & Paducal B. K- E: P03 703 . Streator, Lacon, Wask'ton E: 30 m Sohtes & DWwisht Acconmdatis S:00p. . s hrigh B LAKE SHORE & MICHIGAN SOUTHERY, Leave. Mafl, via Main Line.. Shclal o X i antlc 3 Cotenowr Accommodsti Kight Expross CHICAGO, MILWAUEEE & 8T, PAUL RATLROAD, U D Bt oppesise Sanas. Tkt v herman Houe, PPERP PERPE Teave. | Amive. 8:25a mls T0p {1002 m. 40p. ° 5:06 . m. (*11:00a. o, It 9:45p. m.1$ 7:000 m. Al traizerun via Milwankee. Tick and Minnespolis are good either via. .\fldle?onr:.rms ggr.’n': S0 Chien oF vis Watertown, Lo Crosse, and Wizons , ILLINOIB CENTRAL RATLROAD, footof Lake-st. and foot of Twenty-secand Depot [ oer Otice, 121 1isadolpboat., nea Gy = MNwaukee Wiscousin & Ainnesota Thro' St. Loul iro & New Orleans Ex.. €atro Night EX..... CHICAGO, BURLINGTON & QUINCY RATLBOAn D R o cad Sixietndhogi Hacker om N Nae it e Ml and Express.... Fyekiors, Dubuqus & soux| 0 = . PeelE st Line, Tor Oraabia, 100008, 1o (e 300 Kansas sz‘ Lesveaworth, | “Atchison & 5t Joseph Exp. Aurora IBET...... e tawn & Sireal PPR BS PP TP 25 p. m.1* G5 I +10:00 p. |} 7:40p. M. . By WAL F. HODGES & CO., SPEJIAT, SALE ON TUESDAY MORNING. MAY 23, AT 10 0'CLOCK, A GENERAL LINE OF HOUSEEOLD GOODS, Consisting of Bressels, 3-Ply and Ingrain Carpets, Parlor, Dining, Sisting-room, Kitchen, and Lanndry Furniture, the whole to be sold withont reserve. Look ont for barguins. ¥ W)L F. HODGES & CO., Auctioneers, 662 West Lake-st. ERIE Ticket Offices. &3 o s - Pal ings Cars and Hotel Cara. ')_'ix. Sunday. tEx. Saturdsy. 3Ex. Mondsy. Clar! Palmer House, Grand Pacific, and at depot, 1:x2 3ichigan-av.. o Fratos Jeav from EXposition Bulidiag Teave. | Amiwe. ress—Pullman Draw- eepiog Cars, tol New York without change..| 8 amtc Express o Paa| oo™ ™ -Room Sl 8108 m 5:08p. m.| 8:10p. m Only line running the botcl cars to New York. PITTSBURG, FT. WAYXE & CHICAGO RAILWAY. WEDNESDAY IVENING, May 24.at 7 0'Clock. HOUSEHOLD GOODS, Consisting of Brussels and Ingrain Carpets, Parl Dining-room, Sitting, Coamter-taom, and Ritehan Furniture, etc. Algo on Saturday evening, Msy 27,at 7 o'clock. WAL F. HODGES & CO., Auct'rs, NO: 662 WEST LAKE-ST, WE SHALL SELL ON A general assortment of 662 West Lake-st. By JAS. P. McNAMARA & GO, BOOTS & SHOES TUESDAY MORNING, May 23, at 9:30 o'clock. out limit at this eale. 117 Wabash-av., N. W. corner Madison-st. 3,260 CASES AT ATUCTION, First-claze line of new goods will be closed with- JAS. P. McNAMARA & CO., Auctioneers. chloroform, with perfect safety. Go to slee, 28 for the beet full get; no better to be gatten i his city. Gotd Mlings one-third the noul catens Warranted 10 years. Cor. Clark and Randolph-st, DENTISTRY. ‘The Most Popular Resort for all Dental Operations, A physician in office to administer gas, ether,and leasant dreams and wake up with your teeth b NO PAIN. TEETH $7.50 teeth without pain, to which thousands in this can testify. He inserts the best gum t!celt]u o;: é{x‘ - l:l:?!g‘.’:&l‘lchlé: Iaré)ctlcx than rubber, $7.50, and Jerated., Roowm northwest corner State and TEETH |0 i e instead of your mourh, dou't despair. Goat e et pot, out domie, G0 R onct Clark and Kinzic, and geta set you can uee with easc and eatlsfaction for $8. Small gold Allings, $1.50; silver, 75 cents; teeth estracted, 50 cents, 4 DR. SWENGEL makes a epeclalty of extracting wear your tecth in your pocket, ~ AMERICAN LINE. Pmmommj AND LIVERPOOL. INMAN STEAMSHIP LINE, For paseage, apply ai Company's ofice, 32 5. Clark- OCEAN STEAMSHIPS. Cabin, intermediate, ‘and steersge 20 e flAT LOWEST RATES, © eneral office, 138 La Salle-st., corner Madi 3. 1. NILNE, Wentern Apome” Carrying the Mails between EUROPE AND AMERICA. hicazo. FRAXCIS C. BROWN, Gen. W ! ¥~ Drafts on Great Britain and Xrel::&. o White Star Mail Line. o5 by any other first-class Line, Office. 120 i t- 3 . 120 East Randolplcet., Chicago. - ALFRED LAGERGREY, and Ireland. To and from Europe and America. Rates as low Westem Agent. Drafts on Great Britain P(Km. TLowest Prices, pp! Clark and an!ul!zh-!!s. + Chicago, CUNARD MATIL LINE. Sailing three times a week to and from British 1y at Company's Office, northwest corner P. H. DU VERNET. General Western Agent. And MORPHINE habit abso- !ntgl( and speedily cured. I:am ess. No publicity. DR. CARLTON, 187 Washing- PROFESSIONAL. " ACCOMMOAAtION. <xvrssmees e ns Day Express. i Fait Expresa *Sanday excepted. o SISl VDAl Fesumiay el MMBL%TIWJRB : gmo RATLROAD, i ‘Tralns leave from rear poaition Building and foot of Twenty-second-st. Madison- Shienieanan: Bty ofien a8 Elami ot eommer Washington. Omaha, Leavenw'th & Atch Ex Peru Accomm §Dally. *Dally, Sundays excepted.” CHICAGO, ROCK ISLAND & PACLYIU RATLROAD Depot, wr:cr of Van Buren apd Sherman-sts. Tickes tilce 56 Clark-st, Sherman House. 0dati MEDICAL CARDS. DR, JAES, Lock Hospital, cor. Washington & Franklinss. Chartered by the State of Llltnots for thy pose of giving immediate rellef in all n;fi:‘;“;:h’;g o v the bead of the profession for the past 3 aac experience are ali-lmportant. S Brinal W vakaem night losses by dreams, pimples on the Iace, lost mar- hood, can positively be cured. Ladies wanting she mos clichte aetentlon, call or write. . Plessant home for ds tients. A book for the milli M. sells You sl shout hese m&u—fl?fiffifi&@ to_pay postage. Dr. Jumes Toomns a0 parlors. - Tou ses 0o oné but the Doctor. i ey years of sge. - Consultatlons always frd - freliaiiiias ] ice hours, 9a. m. 07 p. 10%012a m. All business sirictly coni dglh‘L 30ycare Lopdon. B a e el A § e diy prtbp o b ol rivace &t HOOD, nervous ‘debility, caused by errore of youtd- The young sad old ure qulckly restared (o masly vige, sufiicle son-st. Bianch Office, 100 Wess Madison-st. 3 o 157 Washirgon ., Calcaih Ppermanently cures privek chrouic, sexusi, and all dr . graduste of thy Relom school of Medicine; uses no mercury ; longer locaied and bt tholargest practice biany speciasics s he Northwest, and. 4 an inteiligent test will prove. cialiatin Chicago. Consul tial. Private board when desired. & MAHRIAGE e nfi“m’“fl’-‘“uwm = ies Gt the 1 eystem; lath discaveri . u: o roductias he ONLY real ScientificSpe ntree, and sacredly confds- An illustrated work, 25 p- discoverier Bow to be ha in nu,r:?l e, mud G o ot P riage aue inthe worlid. Price 0 cents- A bk Office ot Dr, OLLY. | CH04Pazcs, for tws ampe, froe 18 84 DR. C. BIGELOW, 82 West Madison-st., cor. Jefferson, Chicago, IIL can be consnlied peckomally. free of charse, on sl Chronic, Sexual, and Nervous Discases. Pamphlet 36 pages, on above discases, sent to sy addrest for two 3¢ stamps. l{:on}ls re‘?nmlc for adies G ntlemen. MARRTAG TDE, OR SEIU3 L 200 pages, large size, containing and_mach tbat is 2ot Price, 50 cents. _ Railroad and workingmen prescribed for free. thoat mercury; aiso LOS ers should call or write. _One pterview I8 Gili2 ent. - Ofice ‘stricely private. No. 177 Essh MY Dr. Kean, 175 South Clark-st, comer of Nonres, Chicadd, May be consulte: nally or by mail, free of charks L Shrone o B eonally o BY A T SEAN Hide Dflém’l‘cl&h in the city who' rran:s cures or DOPSY hours, 98- m. to8 p. m. ; Sundsys from WL, ton-st., Chicago. Il Coburn Mecdical Institute, 177 Sonth Clark-st., Chieago. The oldest institt tion in the United States, ehartercd expresaly fortbs cure of Private, Chronic, and Special Diseascs of bothh soxes. A staff of eminent Professors in atient Consultation personally or by letier free. dance. SHERIFE’S SALE. The stock of 265 South Clark-st., consisting of iz Shods ssichels, apa A3iares n satchels, an ares, will bo =o0ld Monday, the 22d da; pics i m‘no y, the 22d day of y.-flo AND FISTULA positivel. without pain onpl;’e u;?)x’ glxl‘: SEREOR NOPAY, Consoie bl NO PAY, - ons free. Dr. J. BY.C. B Wik Jssms.on.,._l,m“"m“” 7 DR. LYON, 110 Fifth-av., Chicago, cares all U, chronic, and aervous diseases aad einale ALECUILES 4 shorter time, and 3 s Freash flo{cfi;ln cheaper, than aoy other pl ‘b sl spectice. THER sure preventive known sent by mall; price ivate and separate rooms for tadies sad Trespondente conndential mw"ufl&vfll 1o Engliab, ¥reash, of