Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, January 27, 1877, Page 7

[EOSENE THE COURTS. Suit Against the Marine Insurance Company Stockholders.: ' Another Chapter in the Manifokld ‘Woes of the ** Courler.” Rolland, the Baak-Robber, Sent Baok to Penusylvania. Record of Judgments and New Sullsee=An Avray of Bankrupts. MARINE COMPANY, BILL AGAISST TRE STOCKMOLDZRS, A blil wus filed yesterday in the Circult Court by a large nuimber of depusitors in the Marine Company against the stockholders of that Come- pauy, to enforce thelr lability under the Com- pany's charter to the amount of thelr stock, The followlng is alist of the complainants, alt of whom ars deposiors or holders of certifi- cates of doposit, together with the amonots of thely claling: Anna D, 1L Evans, £5,000, on which judgment for $5,054.17 has been recov- ered; Anna D, Evans, £9,500, on which Judg- ment for $10,742.98 has been recovered; the Chicago Iistorleal Bocicty, £13,040.60 In judg- ment, makinz $1583223; Mahlon D. Ogden, sdministrator of the cstate of C. J, Beleke, Judgment for $11,909.12, ou certificate of de- posit; Thomnas A. Coak, $1,060.88; John Lloyd, $630.23; ol Kate Roedy §390.22. Theystate that in 1836 the Chicago Marino and Fire-Insurnnce Company was lncorporated, which In 1561 was ehauged” to the Muriug Comtiany ot Chicago, wit a capital of $1,000,000, divided into 20,000 sharcs of $50 cach. By the fourth sectfon of the amended chiaster (L was provided that the clinr- ter should be 50 construed as to suthorlze the Company “to exerclse all the powers of a loan snd trust compauy, orauch powers as are usu- ally exerclsed by such companies, aud wll pow- encnnlemdu&mu auy other loan and trust cumpany insuld 8tate,” ete. The second aec- tlon of thic same wmendatory act provided that #ihe Presdeut, Secretary, or Treasurcr of sald Company sliall, when réquested by nny persou miAkine u deposft fn the savings department of sald Lun"ml:{' tssuo certlfleates of deposis for the sarnc, und all such sums of moncy os shall be deposited In the savings department of sakl Company shall be held fn trust for sald deposl- turs and aliall not ho vilngled with the geveral funds of sutd Company, but shall be kupt and invested by said Company ns o distinet fumd, the priucipol thercol Lelonglug in equity to such depositors respectlvely, and not to satd Company, so that In up oveni shall such fund Je zed by tho other transactions of business of sald Company.” By the tenth ser ton of the same sct it was cxgressly provided that *'the stockholders fn this corporation sliall, a8 to all funds deposited s savings and ntrust with sald corporation while thoy are stockhiolders, be individually. llable to thie ex- 1ent of Wickr stock, and ahull do conttnue for six months after transfer of tho same, notwit- standing such transfer.” Thiis personal labllity is an assct of the Com- pany, to which recourse must be had, ns the other usacts are entizely Insufliclent to pay the Company’s debts, Mr. George M. Bogne bos heen appoluted Recelver of thie Company, and he has falled to proceed ngainst the stockhold- era, 04 he should, and comvlalnants aro there- fore foreed to wivocate thelr own clains. “The followlne i u Jist of the stockholdersand the mumnber of shares aof. stock owned by them respectively on tlio 16t day of Sy, 1870, whon the Company fulled : Albott, Henry L., Boston, Mnse... Applston, Jolin A., liaverhill, Mnas Beecher, Jerome, Chicago, Binags, Coddington, Chicago. Togue, Georo M., Chicayo. Tircwater, Cuiarlen 0., Stonington, Conn, Trownell, Mary A, loston. Bulkley, Teheeea W, Tiutler, dacob, Cliicagn. Carter, CatheFine Toy 1 £ Catter, Rmily, Boston... 8 Carter, IL, 11, an) John, travices, Nostons 70 Clark,'Mrs. Samuel N.. Genova, Do, 10 60 Clark, Dr, Luther, Boston..,.., . 167 Clark, Mattida ¥, Chicago LB . 10 Wi b7 24 T 0 o4 80 ia Ui, lerkiner, 14 Villiam 11, Vostor 10 Dowe, David, New York., 100 Yaoaiels, Juincr, Raritord, Cliin: 2 nyward, Tilly B., lirookline, Ma T1eTute Lyl Wetihmoaiine, M 8 Lo Baron,” Willinm, Geneva, 11, 20 Lechmore Natlonal Tiank, Ciunbridge, 3iass, 0 Insurance Company, Chlengo.. 4,000 i M., Tloston 97 20 20 12 1,040 Pecl: : i Perklns, Abljak C,, Hox o Yomeroy. Jerushs, 'Ston b Tteed, Elizabetn, Boato 10 Jteed, Jamen., Noston, 24 ftecd, Jorephi B, , Ullcn by Iteed, Ramymon, Hostan, 950 Tichardsan, Mra. 2, By Atro 12 Tieliandson, Mew, I, £\, cuardtan, An i ! 4, Bre. Sophronia, McLeansbo Seammon, Arwianhg, utf‘x'wgn. ol m; Seammon, Florenco” A, b ol Beaumon, J. Young, Colesse. mmon, 'J. V. und It. 1 Yrunkllh Scaumon, .. afl\l\lmD;V, Mre. Bdl. 8, Ch tmboty, Now Sueldon, 11, K., Biruo heldon, Lerael,' Orang: Sioter, dohn L., Camiildze, Masa mithy Solamoi A., Chicago. . Stoue, €. ., eseeitor of 8. T, Bfone, i York..,. o Jer| ster, 3, O, and 1, \:Aunllwllll. Mosva J,, {' 8. licele: ner E 3 kel a0 121 Wheel 3 i \heelor, Totuan, Chlesru, % Willetts,' Dantel, 'J erichio, X Willotis, 3. J., " Finsbing, 1. I, prey Whiting, Mirs.'P. A., Custine, 3o 12 Willett, if. V., Excentor ol Vilic Jan Willette, derichn Lot e Of Wilk Worcester, Jtuv, Thomds, Bostor : 20,000 Thete also comprise tho defendants in the suit, with theaddition of Witliam §i. fage and C. Williams. Page clulms 1o own 4,60 thores sluudmfi‘ln the name of J. Y, Beammon. 1t is further charped that Charles B, Wiltla yras previous to the 10th of February o stock- holder, having 1,167 sharcs, but that ou that day he assdgned them to Coddington Bittings, an'frresponsible {)craon. for the {mr;mu- of es- caplug bis Nabiity, Tolman Wheeler, also vrevions to January, 1875, owned 163 shares, of Which he thon transferred to Rollin Wheeler slares fora like purpose. The complaine ants, however, thluk that Wheeler and Williams did not succced In reliey- fng themseives from liability, In conclusion ths cunplainants psk that Bogue may be coms pelled to give a full account of the asacts and ilabititics ‘ol the Marine Company, that thelr valua insy be ascertulued, alsothe ainount held os security for the trust and savines depart- inent, the probahlo amount that can be realized from tbem, the Habllity vn savings ueposits, #od the dullifency botween the nssets and Itas Liitles; that an acount may bo taken of the wnount of capltal stock held by irresponsivle bersuns, aud what has been fraudulentdy srans. ferred s aud fhat & decree may be entered 1o vompel tho responsivle defendants to pay such Dro ruta aimounts as shall be neccssusy to makie up the detlclency between the Habilitfes and ass Fels, 50 1 Lo pay up the trust and savlngs de- Positors. . — THE ‘“COURIER,” AND TUE BXCELSIOR PUDLISHING COMPANY, The littio Bourbun sheet, the Courler, seens $0 be ylfted with moro Jives thau a cat. 1t has vaciilated botween a inorning and evening Jour- val, chunged 1ts residence oftener than o dead- Lest boarder, beeu shut up by the Sherid, und Fetit couttnues o cxist after a fushion. Yes- terday the Company which prints lts lssue of a few huudred cach day, got fato trouble, and the ;‘Okrbr will probably ehauge fts publiher. A E” Waa file b{ Augustus Warner againat the Fleelsior Publishing Company, G A u&tcr, and Clarles Kern, uskiug for an fu. :lu Lo againsg the Excelsfor Company, sujt x7rlln account, Wamyer says that_in Scptem- hN‘ st by was o stockholder, “and otherwise iercatod 1o the Excclilor Publisbiug Cow: fi!- and, wuhhfi.‘u bLavo its busioess sctiled 5410 kot rid of hls stock, an arrsugement was a by which, on comolaluant's adering b8 siock sad paying all the of the Company contrasted prior to the Oth of Sep. tembor, With a few exceptiors, the Compa was to pay him wlint lhau{‘d Le collected on the bills then dug nnd uncotlected, and an addl- tional sum of R5,250. Thia laat amoust waa saoured by chattel mortgage on ail the propesty ol the Campany, and b{ 2 trust-decd on some real estate owiied by Philip F. Beanlon, About the 9th of® December complainant be- came wervous about his seeurity, and took porsession of the Company's presses type, ole, sk No. 155 Monroo street and put In acustodian. Refore, how- ceyer, he went any lurther towanl loreclosing the mortgage, the oflicers of the Company came Lo him and reprecented that arrangements had been made to changa the management and they thought bis maitees could be fixed with- out foreclosure, Complalnant then sgreed to withidruw his custodlan and give up the proper- ty, ou conslileration that his notes were guar- anteed by Ocnrfa I, Ycager, and additional se- curley be turnlahed in tl hape of & trust<leed on gome Jand of Yeager's. un the 11th of De- cember the Publishing Company, on contldera- tion of being {ndemnified from the notes to L)}nmnhlm{nt. guve a lease of nl(l it8 property to or ‘anger the term o filty years, including the property mortgaged ta Warner,” Under this lense Yeager now claimns to be entitled to the posacssion of the Dee. 16, the Comnpany confessed {»rnncrly. idginent In favor of Yeager for $2,525, under \vl‘nuhl exscution’ waa issucd, and its property eeized. The President of the Publlshing Campany is . B. Kline and ita Beeretary W. C. Walker, and 1ts chicl bustnieas is to pulitlsh the Courier, but whether it bas had anything to da with this busineas since the matual assignment of its ?mperly to Yesger, Warner docs not kuow. le, however, does know; or ntleast allcy that since Dee. 9 the pecuniary affafrs of tl Company have been growing from bad to worse, ngl L 15'{n debs for {ta rent, wages to empluyes, oo In conclusion complainant avers that all his sccurity {a scant and insufficient sceurity for hils clatm, And be therefore aaks that an acrount inay be tuken of the smount duc hiin; that he may be decreed to heve a firat Hen on the Fx- velsior: Publishing Coinpany’s property; thut ils mortgage may be foreclosed ; and also that a Recetver may ba appainted immrediately to whom f" l.hca pruperty of the Company sall be de- tvered. CRIMINAT, ROLLAND, TUR BANK ROBOER. Ralph L. Rolland al{as Lewis C. Clarmont, the bank robbor, who cscaped from fofl fn Cham- bersburg, Ta,, after being convicted of albank robbery, and who was arrcsted here on a tele- gram from that place, was up before Judge Mo Allister on a writ of habess corpis. He claimed that he hiad Deen arveated without a‘warrant, Mr, Tuthil, oo behalf of Supl. Hickey, how- ever, read the return to tho wilt sbowing that Rolland was held on A requsitlon from Peuneylvania, and showed a certitied copy of the requisition. Mr. Bonfleld, the prisoner’s counsel, had nothing to sy in opposition to this teut document, aud Rolland was cacorted mck to his cell, and is probably now far on his way back to Pennsylvania to work out thie- teon years’ sentence, Clermont's counsel had clalined that it was neccssary also to have a copy of the origiual fndlctment, "but this Is filed at 8priuglicld, and the requisition Is prima facie evidenco that it wus fited there. UNITRU STATES ROGURS. Very little criminal business wus donc yesters day h{ Judgna Blodgett, his ime being vceupled {n civil matiors, Guorge Machler and Charles Ginthar, indlcted for passing s $5 counterfelt bill on tho Natfonal Bavik of Yeru, were brouzht, up and sentenced to tny n floc of $1 each and spend one hour in the County Jail, Tha ease of Henry Feuerstein ond Charles Pfuger, indicted for” frauds on the Bankrupt law, 1s zot for to-doy, and the followlug lormlfi- able st of witnesscs has been summoned for the Government: Willlam Wallensuck, Jacob Mandetbauu, John Seunce, Charles Montgom- erv, Valentine Benke, Witllam Korge, Rudolph Walter, Gustav 8 _Korn, Herman Karman, Fred . Wolf, Louis Glunz, Franz Hoibeck, A, V. Pittz, 8. C. Hi;:l('{. ‘Thotupson Stout, Albert Pateh, Hermay (lade, Rashar Schmlad), Poler Neft, H, Biuglietm, Louls Haas, J. C. Miiler, Guorge Mentzel, Poter Iland, Erwli Maack, G, B. Weitburn, Arthur Eube, Iswag Korsosks, Otto reitzer, Frauk and Louls Schwuchow, Reuben Awdrews, Willlam Walpole, Peter Malr, Joseph Zenlosehel, W. J. Walles, Chiasics Kaufman, and Joscph Rosenberg. . CRDUNAL COUNT. T)w}ury In the case of Thowus Bexton, charg. ed with the lIillug of Jamea Smith, retitrucd a verdict of me, and fixed his termr of Imprls- oninent at live years in the Penitentlary, In thic vase of Jerry Huley, or Duley, burgla- r‘y, the jury returned a verdict of gulity, and Alxed hls terin at six years n the Penltentflary, qu::mIa Milligan was tried Jor larceny and s quitted. Danlel Maloney ond Michacl Feency werp tried for larceny, and tho jury will brivg u a sealed verdict wo-lay, NEW SULTS. DIVORCES, Lena Anderson fited her bill of complalnt yes- terday ogninst her husband, Huos Anderson, chorging hitn with drunkenness and beastly adultery,” and ssking for u decree of divorve. Willtamn 1L Thompson flled s bilt mzainst his wife Mluerva usking for & divorcs an the ground of deeertfon, Mary Anun iTall also wants a disorco from Henry Hall beeanso he Tas absented himself froni her habitation for the space of two years and more, Aud Catherine Ofcnloch closes the ltst with n(yvrn\'tr tobo freed from her husbaud, Paul Ofenloch, becanse liedsn deserter, drunkard, and an sdwiterer. ONITED BTATES COURTS. William D, &hipman, of New Yark, fited a bitt yestenday against Hanora Grady, Mary, Franels, and Thomus (irm\f’, Thomns Marr il Gicorge Huldatock, to forclose a trust-dend for $1,100 on Lootn 12 andd 33, Blouk 1, I Dinean’s Bubdivision of Bluck 5 of Taylor & Krelgl’s Bulllvislon of the E, 1 ot the N, W, 3 of Bee, 8,i. 14, Ingersall & 1obart, of Belolt, Wia., filed a Ul azainst James Acnold, Delos Arnold, and Charles Arnold, to restrain thet from infring- fug nopatent for an fmprovement in ’w.}wr gg!m. Kranted Jan. 23, 1870, to John W, Jar- . The Charter Onk Tife-lusurance Company flied a bill ogalnst Charles H. Crawford in his own right und as executor of tha will of W, W, Crawfanl, deccased, W, W. Crawford, A, 8, Crawford, Ida Cruwford, aml Rossuun Crawe ford, to foroclose n mortizage for $10,000 ou atl that nart of Lot 8 in the” Subdivision of Bec. 18, 99, Hb oxcopt the W, 3¢ of the 8, W. if thereof, boutded us foltaws: Begfnuing at the H. W, corter of suld Lot 3, ruuning thenee east along the north lne of wald Jot 8 chains 975 Hnks, thence sunth paralicl with thé east Tino of suidt Jot, o the routh Jiue thercof, thenco Wwest atong suild weat 1ino Lo Ui southwest cor- ner of Lot 3, and thenco north aloug the Wead lna of sald ot (o the northwest corner thereof to the place of begluniug, containlug 55 feres Alao the N, Ko & ud e 8.0 € of 0 sald subdivision of said Sec. G contaiiog S 40108 anyen, o o oo 1% sl Lot : BANKLUPTCT MATTERS, “ebulon 8f. Hall, s wholesnlo pnd retafl cer on the woruer of Randolph and. Marhot streets, filed a voluutary petition in bankrupte }u l_’cl)ruur{ Tnst, aud woy dischareed Ml}'fll?, having pald 60 per cent (n composftion, et lu:dny an involuntary petitfon was filed ;l _.nnn. " Lini by Cthe following par- es for the followlige clatms: i:u:m,\rt, Aldrl_»h & Co., #1,007.88; Franklin lacVeagh & Co., $1,623.75; Blluey, Endicott & Cony $1IM.16; Durindn & Co., 1,015,355 sod Allen, Kelth & Co., $745.74, inaking o total of £5,513.58. They cbarge that' on mcqflm of Jau- uury Halt mace a paytmeut of W0 ta L. Hull, and on the 20th lnat. payrents of €331 to L. Hall, of $151.30 to Frank “Llull, and of $420 to ‘1;.«‘!’ ‘.’\rr “;\.“ll;lllllI \rlllth lx&ulm to ulive each of them once, he thien be salve - Setuplation ;u: Tusolvoni, g VUt of 1n cot cause Feb. 5 wos faaucd. J, M, appointed Provisional Anll:nc&( s oiwon Meichan und Hugh McDougall, comumission werchants at Roums 29, No. 8 Lat Ballo street, uoder the trin namo Kichan & Co. ulso went juto voluatary bank- suptey, Thelr debts, all unsecured, amount to abuul $21,385, of which over 26,000 {s owluz to Hagilh, 4 T‘x‘l‘:m.“f(uu consist of glm " 3 s dug un upen nevow £2,340.50,'and Judement for $1,768 bigulnat Fred 12 Meredi.” Solowon MeKidduu has soctyed debts to the amount of $61,000.88 0y real estate, The unsccured labllities amouat 10 $2,50872. His usscts courpriso soiae rest g- fate valued st $4,000; debts due o opeu ge- couut, $5030.09; stock [n Vhe Chlcago Tron & Stone Comnpany to the amount of €3,800; pollcy of Ife-insurance compauy tu favor of petitioner's -wile, §1,310; 8 clahu for $1,5% against Bylvestor Liud, aud any balance that may be dus from McDoulfinfl on setticment of partnership. Both these claime arc cousidered “worthless. Hugh MeDougall In secured debts, $5,23, aud In un- secured, $1,007.3% His usscts consist of some Jand velued at 85,000, but incuwbored for $4.400, Tho petition was referred to Register Au involuntary petition was Hled sgulnst Emii Btrausz, Belj Patzowsky, dealers fn ear-umulls sy No. 9 Weat Randolph strect, uuder ths tirm 3 socured b, of Btrsusz, Schlesiug: 8cld & Co. on & cladin for $2.677. Geargy 1. Biokes, who claims $460. suspoa- rule to show’ of 8 Me- 24 Scblesinger, and Ferdinaad - nusaily a1 Room 9, er's Co. by Fred Bitter | slon of payment, it Is charged that on the 12th fnst. the firm madé » sale and conveyanve of their atock tn Joseph Metzier with fntent to de- fraud the creditors, The firm was organized Jan. 12, 1875, with & capital of §5,000, Lo'inanu- fucture the * Royal ear-muff,’" and shout the 13th of January, 1877, Bchlesinger, one of the firm, rold all” the aescta, worth eon-ln-faw, Josepli Metvler, to defraud the firm creditars. 'A rule to shuw cause Feb. 4 wos issued and sn njunction against Metzler to prevent him from disposing o; the goode hought of Schlesinge=r, Augnst Melstetl, & res(aurant-keeper at 95 Dearborn street, Jtkewlse jotned the 1ist of vol- untar; bnnkrnutlm 1118 preferces] tieLls amount to 8100 and the unsecured to #6,312.00, {is as- setsconsist of cash 8100, and s Justive's judiment for $200 ngsinat Col. N. N. Nurion, uf the Mount Vernon Milltary Academy. The petitlon wa referred to the Rerlster. Iloratio 8. Freeman, 8 boot. and shoe desler at No. 311 West Madison strect, aleo came and gave up his property on condiifon of getting rid_of hia debts, hie latter amount to $1,308.53 preferred, $1,220.17 sectred, and §3,- 79342 unsceured., The nssets consist of lamd worth $200; stock of hoota aud slines at No. 241 Weat Madinon strect, $6,800; fixtures, store, furniture, ete., &3 debts dup on open account, £228.75, and $4,000 in fre-insurance polf The_pevition was referred to Register Hibbar l(; E. Jenkins was appainted Yrovisional As signee. The composition In the case of Walsh & Hutchiugon was confired. 4 ll.cv‘y Brotbers were udjudicated bankrupt by clauft. A discharge was [ssued to Winchester 1Tall, A composition mecting will be held Feb, 71n the case ot Solomon Balunmon. (H‘rlurfi[\\’ Camplell was appainted Assigoco of Abel If. I “Phe campoaltion mecting In the ease of Bid- dle & Boyd {s sct for 10w, in. to-lav, A finul'dividend with ba held at 2 pom. ia the case of A, A, Wiswall, SUPERIOI COURT IN BRILP. George C. Clarke begon a snit for §1,5%0 agninat Hedmondd Prindivitie, Raihibone, 8aril & Co, sued K'hlllfl . and Al- tert F. Doddrldge for §5,4). ihbard & Spen- cer sucd the enme partics for $1,000. Carlton Drake sucd WHilam Laracy for $1,000. The Chicuo Sttmpiug Comnpany Degan. 8 sult for £4.000 wrainst Setly R, Evans, Juhn A, King brought sult to recover §10,000 of Heney B. Miller. 5 N. {1 Walwortly, Recelyer of the City Natlon- al Dank, sued Eljal Smith for £2,000, Willlam Selden began au_pction In attach- ment agalngt Willlun C. Yeaton to recover $2,503.45, Calvin Day, of Hartford, Conn,, fited n Lilt agsinst Ellen G. Brown, —— Brown, lier hus- band, Henry . Willisms, Anna J. {Villlanie, Admun I, Williams, Ida L. Willianie, and Jens Olsen, administrator, to foreciose o trust-deed for $10,000 on Lot 18, except the west soven feet thereuf, vl oll of Lat 1% in Block 1 of But- ler, Wright & Webster's Additlon to Chicago, Mary T. Moore sued Merril Ladil for #:3,00, Grant & Swilt susd the same defendant for 250U The Merchanin' Bavings, Loan & Trust Company brouht suit ayzainst David A, Gage, W. M. True, and Juhn &, Rice CUIT COUNT. Waldsteln Mayer commenced an action aoalust the Lake' Store & Michizan Bouthern Rufirond Company, luyfug damayes at §10,000, —— MISCELLANEOUS. 15EMs. Judge Blodgett has & condemnatlon whisky case on teial, No, 406 of the calendar, for to- day, and wiil also hear erfminaf cases, Judges Jameson, Gary, and Booth will hear motlous, Judges Moora and Farwell will hear divorces, Judge RRogers will henr submitted cmu\la, and Judge MceAllister motions for new al. Tuesday will be the last. day for filing trial notices 1o the February terin of the Buperior Court. No new calentar, howeyer, will be made up for Judge Gary, THE CALL MONDAT. Jupar: Brovarry—Ceiminal calendar. Junax Ganr—13, 1ok, 155, 157, 158, 178 to 181, 183 (o 160, 19 to 108, 40010202 {nciuslve, No '158, Wall va. Chicago, Milwgukes & St Paul Raltway Company, on trial. Junat: JayEaoN-I'aseed canes untl) the ond of the term, = No. 480, Wendorf va, Ryan, on trial. Junak Moowe—i9, &0, 1. No. 47, Cooke Vs, Farwell, on tral, Jupos Rourna—Sct case 3,047, Morler va Goulet, and enfenidar Noe. 8, G, and” 73 10 K7, incluslve, No, 4,857, Laserow(th va Hankius, on trfal. Junae Doorn—~id, 5, 00, No. 7, I 83, 00, N Junie He Juvut Fau 0, &2, M1, Ri, 85, K7, 88, Jmer va. ‘Traynor, un trial, i=-No call ainounced, -No eall unnounced. AUDGMENTS, Conpr—Coxreasions, —The Suresion Frank Douglan Machinery Company va, 1. W, Homaday, B ¥ Tuter, . ¥, Hutching, nad Chartes Faiuer, 2, H7. CincwiT Cornt—Junay. Rousws.~F, Honley va, J. J. Gatehell; verdict, $40. Jenar Guotii—A, 1L Andrews & T, and John C. McCord, Willis W. A, Bigler; verdict, §712. new trial. denar: MeAttisren—~U. 1. Anderean, admins- Dickinron, aud 241 and wotlon for trator of the estate of Dantel Bimmone, va. Agri- ;:_'vnu:’fl lusursuce Company of Watertuwn, No X, 9. 70, ——— . THE EASTERN QUESTION. A Catechism, Pall Mall Gasetie. Q.—Wlint Is ihe Eusteru question? A.—The question of tho fate of Turkey, Wiho g it this u'um:l A.~—M. Guizot states in his molrs' that the name was telven In 1870 by i every one® to the quarrel be- tween the Suttan Matitmoud aud his subject the Pagha of Egypt, Mehemet AlL Q.—But Ecypt, as M. Guizot himself ob- sorves, Is pot” the Ottoman Empire; the Otto- man Empire s not the eutire East. ' The great Stutes of Wostem Europe have lost or acqulred, turn by tum, elther through Interual ' disconds or by war, conslderable withont any one speaking of the ** Western question.” Why {asuch lunguage 158 no onie would have thought” of ¢ploylng in regand to the territorial crises of Christian fin. po conshlered perfectly nutural aud legitimate In connecilon with the Sttoman Empire! A~ ‘The reason Is, that {n the Ottoman Empire there aro now ho locul vr partial questions. Not the Jewst sbiock, In the words of M. duizot, can mako jtsclf felt lu a corner of the ediiee, not w stone can 1ail out, but the untire structure scems to be,and i fact §s, on the polut of crumbiing to pi Q. Wl‘fn: wiore does M. Giulzot say on this b A—Diflerent oplulony, he adds, way ba ¢ntertalned us to the smonnt of strengthand probable lfe stl] remnining to this inmense ju- valid; but no one serfousiy belicves that he will “ever recover. Hla death, more or less near, miore or less natural, I8 o fuct which tntuencea the whle situstion, presentiment which troubles ull Europe. Tho :\L{usfluu of Bt::vpt was, {n 151, the question of the Ottoman Etplre ftself; and tho question of the Ottomun Empére fs fudeed the rgh'llluu of he East; not only of the Enropean East bt of tic East as well, (ur Asla_is’ now the theatre of the ambitlons and vivulrica of the great European natfons, and the Ottoman Em- Ppire 18 the road, the gute, the key of Asia. Q.—What part did M, Guizot play In connecs tion with the Eastern question? A.—In 188 aud 1640 this ewinent stutesman, then French Ambassudor at the Court of St. Jumes. con- ducted on the part of France the negotiations with Lord Palinerston on the part of Euglund, concerning the Eastern questiun of that tline. Q.~l{ow did the Jate Lord Strangford detine the Fastern queation? A.~Ilc raid thus the expresalon was g convenlent oue, in two words, 'I):Irl:; u:g wholy ngaregate of Turkish furcign c3, €. —When does Mr. Giraat Duit think wbis ex- bression was flrst uscdl A.—lle belicyes 1t was tirst used [n its Latin equivaleat ” at tho time of the battlo of Lepauto. —\¥hat was the battle of Lepantol A— The third of the fouy weclsive batties wou of Tust by the Turks on European soll, Q.—Namo them in due order, and say what they decided. A.—Kossova, 185, In which the Turks, having fust penctrated Into Edrupe, de- stroyed the ancicnt Servisu Emplre; Constaut}- nople, 1 which, after & loug slege, nu-[v took tho Byzantine' capital; Lepanto, ' 1571, Whew, nt the hands of Venctlans, Greeks, Span- fards, und other Imperlalists, under Don John ©Of Austria, the Turks recelved thelr first severe check fu tho greatest wavsl epgagement of modern tmes: wud Vienna, 1683, whon a Turk- {ab urmy eacamped outslde the Austrian capital was driven_back ond routed by Johu Sobleskd sud Prince Eugene, % Q.—State, fu the slmplest manner, how the four great Turkish battics of the fourteenth, Biteentls, sixteenth, aml yoventeeuth centiric should by vicwed, A,—Tho two iirst as buldig Ihlhtho Turklsh power, the two last as breaking it down, I‘.‘—-\Vu Turkey stlll regarded fo the elght- enth century as a danger fo Europel A.—Noj {or already, towards the end of the seventesath cvutury, Sir Thomas Roe, James 11.’s Ambassa- dor at Coustantinople, wrote home that Tulke‘ was ‘“like the body of an old man crazed, witl vices, which ruu on the sppearance of nealtd, O ear o of s torri Joooes! myortant portion of its territe 1o Europo did Turkey frst lose, asd whes’ ity e Bl S e 3 o mmdn g at 5f"ths elgatecath century, G VVhad Erovioens bavs Bectas b it ar guas- ta domizion 40d becams independent in the ninetcenth century? A.— Greeve; AMoldavis and Wallachis, now conjoint- 1y called Rourmania; Bervia; Egypt. Q.—flow uid thesc Atates zaln ‘such freedom 88 now belonga to Lhem, and what is the present I)m.l\lnn of each with regard to Tarkey! A.— ircece was liberated as the result of the nation- al war carried on from 1821 to 1827, Eagland was the lirst country to reeognize the independ- ence of Greece; bub {t war not until after the Russlan war of 1823 and 1829 that the lezal ex- {-tence of the new Stata was scknowledged by urkey, Q.liow ald Moldavia and Wallachfs become detac from Turkish rulel A.—Moldasia snd Wallachia wers made sell-governing princl- Pt.lmma a8 one of tha resuits of the RustoTurk- *h war of 1828 and 1829, Their positiuu asquasi- fudependent States was cstablished aftee the Crimean war, under a European guarantee; and in 143y the were united ynder one Prince, and took the name of Roumnaniz. Q.~Ilow did Bervia excapel A, —Servia, after gainlog mnany privilezes for fteclt by armed risings, reneated several tlines In the course of 1he present century, acquired its existing polit- teal oryanization, without exteenal ald, In the year 183, It had its rights ag s rell-governing vassgl State puargntecd” after the Crimean war, and was relleved of the Turkish gurrison, which l‘:&l”lull been allowed to occupy Belgrade, in Q.~How dnes the position of Egypt differ from _that of Greece, Roumanla, anid Servial A.—Greeca is an independent State; Roumania ond Servia are vassal States, independent exceyt In regard to the tribute pavable to the Saltan. Egeypt 8 relt-governing, and s ruled by a Viee- roy, In wheee family the vicerovalty hos ut Inst beeaine herediary; but, unifke “Servia and Roumania, It I8 hound in time of war to furnish nlmil‘lury contingent for the defense of the Em- pire, Q.—Vou have not defined the positfon of Montencgro. A.—The pozition of Montenegro is undetiiiable, For s long beriod of years the Butltan haa claimed its allcgiance, while Monte- nezro has asserted it independence: its Prince meanwhife being & penstoner of Rusala, and its Chureli w branclt of the Ruasfan Church, with the Czar at its head.” Q.~What_are the three great natfonal cle- ments {n European Tuskey? A.—The Rou- maukan jn the sorth, the Slavonian in the centre, and the Greek in the routh. Q.—In conection with which of these ele- menta has the Euatern question een revived? A.—In connection with the Slavonfan clement. Q.—Let ua etieuk, then, of the Slavonian el ment nlone, Whatfare the Slavonlans! A.—The most castern, the lust arrived, the most back- ward, and the tnost unhappy of the three great races n Europe. Q.—What arcthe principal Slavoninn Statesi A.~They are but two, Russia aod Servia, Q.—What, then, Is Poland? ~A.—A Slavonlan country fu three pleees, nelther of which forms aBute, Q.—Are there many Slavonfaus in Austria, and under what nae are they known? — A— There are aboutt eightecn miltfovs, Including the Poles and Ruthenlins of Galicla, the Czechin of Babiemia, the Sluvencs and Slovaks of Huugary, and the Croats of the frontler province between Hungury and Turkey, Q.—~Uo the Slavouisns of different parts of Europe sympathize with oue anotber?” A.—To some extent they o, Q.—Do they understand one aother? A, Ex- cept on the sfinplest subjects and n regard to the most ordlnury needs, they do not. . —What Ianmiazodid the 8ervians,the Czechs of Bohemia, and the Russians speak when they et {u 1867 ot the Blavonic Congress of Mos- cow? A.—~Germap. Q.—What other cnuse would prevent unlon among them! A.—Diflercnce of rellzion. The Poles” and most of the Austriau Sigvouians are Cotholiea: the Russfans, Scrvluns, aud Turk- ish Siavoufans gencrmly belong to the Greek or Orthodox Church, Q.—Docs the et that the Servians and otber Blavonluns (n Turkey arc of the fitne race and relixlon asthe Russian give the Russfuns great unfluence over them! A.—Undoubtedly. Q.—Have the Kussfans, apart from roce and religion, exercised any other Influence over the Servians and Bulgariuns! A.—1u the corly ‘mlt of the century they ofton assfsted Eerviy by helr arms against ihe Turks, Of Iate yenrs they have hefped the Bulgarians with gifts of moitey, religious books, and sacred pietiires for thelr churches, Q—Wuat {s a Bulgarfan? A.—A sort of 8lavonlan, or rather a sort of Finn Slavonfanized, betonglng to the Urthodox Churel, and (nhah- iting the Province of Bulgarin, aml in parts the Proviuce of Roumelia beyoud the Balkaua. Q—~What u Hosnlan and what n Herze- govinlani A.—The Bosnlavs and Herzegovin- fans, Inhnbllln,"" two provinees which untl) lately formed but one, inclosed almust com- pletely by Mantenegro on one eide and Scrvin on the other, are for the most part Christian: but with a strong minority of rich Jand-holding Sobammedans, Q.—What s the language of the Slavonian proviuces of Turkey! A.~In Bosnia, the 1ler- zegoving, aud Moatenegro, Scrvian; fn Bulgaria, Bulgurfan, Q.—Arc these Bouth Blavonlandinlects spoken Dy the Christiau populatiun only, or by.the so- called Turks as wellf A.—=They are spoken equally by the Christian and by the Mussulman Inllmblmnla. These Intters areof the sane race ws tho Christians, and, in changing thelr rellizion, did uot abandon thelr lancuage. Q.—Are the Chslistlans in thuse provinces divided lulflllfi (hemselyes? A.~In Bosnla snd the Merzegoviva u small Catholle minority ars cenerally opposed to the asplrations of thelr Orthodox fellow-countrymen. But one of the prineipal {nsurgent leaders In the Herzegovina, Moussitch, is u Cathiolle. Q.—Ia there wny civilizatjon fu the Blavonic rovinces of Turkey? A.~Servia las ndininda- ered its own affulrs, and made ita own laws, for nearly half a century ; and there are, or al least plenty of schvols both fn Servis aud in aria, Q.—To pass from Bervia 1o the subject Slavonic provinces, what arc the Bashi-Bazonlkai Av—Irregular Tartar troops, who are quartercd on the {uhubltants in time of peace, and quarter them in time of disturbance. Q.—What are the Clreassians and Crlmean Tastars in _Turkey! A.~Driven froms thcir lomea by Rifssi, “tho Sultan in 1650 granted them hospitality wt the expense of the Bul- garlans, L —What was tho linmedlate effect of thely arrival In Dulgaria! A.—Tho Bulguriaus wero terror-stricken, munbers of them #ed nto Servin, aud the Eervian Government aidressed ropresontations ou thie subject to the Turkish Uovernment, which ald not heed then. (—\What wus the canse ol the Dulgariay out- ragesi A—An abortive fusurrection of Bul garisns, Q.—What was the cause of the Servian war? A.~Various causes are assigned but, to speak only of the order of events, {t sprang vut of an {nireeetion, which, commencing In the lerze- govina, soun extended to Busnia, thenca Lo Bul- Kuria, and finally to ervia and Moutenegro. Q.~What did Pranec Milan of Buvia aud Prince Nicholas of Moutenegro do ln presence of the two firat of these ristogal A.—They tauk vounsel tagether, and then proposed that the Herzezuvina ehauld b placed under the ud- winlatration of Mantenegro, snd Bosnda under that of Servia, ‘The Governmens of the Sultan declined, however, to recelve the propusition. Q.—~Was Prince Miluu_carrled away solely by sympathy with the nelghhoring pul:naumu ot c Rervians and the same race and religlon us th by Inlignation at the Bulzurisn outr: s frat the tivst hope to recelve sid stal A.~Probably he did; but decisive Infor- matlon on thes: puinta i nol yet accessible, Q~What would be the untural solutlon of the Eastern question! A.~The gradusl ecleva. tion of the Chrlstian populationa without fosur- rections and withoul inuss: ‘i'_"“ any distinct proposition been made with that end In view? A.—Yes, by a Servian politician of emincuce, writing In "Macmllan's Mayaaine, und profeesing to represont the views of lile countrymen. e proposed the formution of a larze Slivonian Biate by the reuulon of the Elavonlan provines of "Turkey to Servia, snd of a large Greek State by tho revolon of the Greek provipeea of Turkey 'to Greoee. There would thua he three considerable States in the Balkan Peninsule—HKoumania, Eervly, or Serbo-Bul- grariny and Greece; whileh, bound together by n defensive league, would ut least Lave the effect of blocking the road to Constantinople Q.~Wauld this solutian sult the policy of Russtal A.—One ditficulty attending all at- tempts to bring about the Sernan solution is that Hussta would uppose it. Q.~How do you know? A.—From the spoken words of Ge. Tehernalefl, as reported by an # Ureasional Correspondent ' of the Times, and the written words of Gen. Fadelefl fu his # Oplu- {on on the Eastern Question.” Both have said that what Russia abus ot in the Balkau Penlu- sula {a the fosroation of “a uumber of swall Slavoniau principalities under Russfan foflu- ence.” (e, Yehernatefl has explivitly stated that “onc large Slayonic Slate south of the Danube be does not desire to see." - e e—— Tle Monster Cannon of the Durdanellcs, Londan Telegraph. While the Russiang sie. sirehgtheniog thelr works at Oucasa with Krupp guus, the Turks are, it ncemsh substituting the same modern weapons for the blg canoon which fur '3 past bave watched the Stralts of the Dardunellcs. Blzfiur than the biiwest * Woolwlh lufaut, or the Il)-um‘qunol the Italisns, these aucicut can- non st retalnthelr tosmer posltion 28 gants of ordusnce, the calibroof the lorgest being some- ke twenty-nin¢ luches, while, aa our Tl weabod 1o hu sevebiveas <. 28 eatey "Adconding 0 orie of $ho best authorities on th 0. Latra) Gatemor HE'CHICAGO TRIBUNE: SATURDAY, JANUARY fé7, 1877—'TWELVE PAGES, were cast a3 Jong 120 as the fOfteenth and six- teenth centurles, and are fashloned entirely of bronze. ‘The eannon halla provided are of stone, and far from being useless and unmanageable, &s one might well auppose such gigantic firc- arms to be; they huve, it appears, several 1imes been made uge of with conslderabie cffnct. fome of the weapona were employed against Heutart, in Albanla, by Mahommed I1 In 1474, and we are told that during the siege of that place, from June 23 to July 21, no fewer than ‘f..'-:u luge cannon balls were hurled agaluast the own. As Gen. Lefroy has remarked In his Interest~ ing hiatory of thene guns, the supply of powder necessary to have carried on such s terrible bomtardment must have been Immente, while the quarrying and cutting of so many mon- strous stone projectlles is o task scarcely to be realized in these :l.?-., Travclers ha {;ivcn stranze accounts of the guny whiose uziy, black muzzles are to be seen from the Straits, and marvelous legenda are told asta thelr might and distant range, But it Is very queationable whetiier they conld bowl n shot Tora thousand yards, even If the tannon were strong enough to reslst a heavy cliarze. Howeyer they certainly d1d some damaze to s ficet of onrs which Torced the passage of the Dardanelles In 1907, for an that occas slon eight vesscls were atruck and near. }F A lundred men killed aud wounded, his was the last tlme they were used fu nctlon, and the replacement of them now by the Keupp auns anows that the Turks have no longer any fafth n the unwicldy zlants, For sume yeags {m(t thelr number on the shore of the Datdanclles hus heen growing lees, and alittle while nzo one wus presented as o epect- men o the British Govermnent.. Wiien Bishop Pocneke visited the epot in 1840 there were, It seeme, (orty-two in /ll of these huge weapions, and he quaintly sald of them: ey arc always loaded with stone ball, ready to sk any shlp that would offer o pass with- out eoming to anchar fu_order to be searched; thtey fire Nkewlen with ball In answer to any -mr that eatutes the Castle, As this does much damage where they fall, so the lands dircetly opposite commonly pay 1o rent.” " THREE ATTRACTIVE NEW BOORS. Jnust Publishecd. COURTSHIP IN 1720 and 1860, ROMANCES OF TWO CENTURIES, By JAWLEY SMART. Authar of **Brecale Leoktoc,” **Twa Klstes,” ete. 14ma. Fine Cloth, $t. ** Koadors of the utmont diversity of taste may take ypthly work in full maurance that they will obtain fram It genulne amueem Londan firuphic. Under the {itic of **TIE STAI SERIES," Memm, , 8. 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Junor Elvell s0u 1t Biddie Junberts defendant: % STASTEICS RAL R Chancery. 12 hereby given that by Virue of a decroe of foreclusure of the Uircult Conrt of the United States for the Northern District of 1linuls, rendercd ou Des cembwe B AL 1 Ba7d, Ino8 cortatn sult Lo chancery whereln Wilifa It Fordick and Jaties 1, Fish are com pleinapia, gud The Chicagu, Danville & Vinewnues Bl road Comrany aud Gihers are defendants, the uadi syhed, Saster i Cliaucers il and K s e & Vincennes inilryad Coinpal ink about 104 Inites tn Iength, together with e o (ruvke (0 Chicago,-- abont sexen and eight: (78:10) miles 10 Jength Ahranen frolu Tamarek to the tudiana SEATe lin it four and' six-ieuthe A am iicain lenab, e Wi Al the TRhs, ranchises, and appurtcnanees 1hereta pertaining and the rolling stock thercta belonging, and &il the cotie tract righia of sald Lompug, wod ol tie Hight, titie, avd equity of redemption ot sald Chies Danville & Vincenas ttafiroad Company s ail the safil properiy. appurtenances, and franchilees 1o be sold as su entirety and the Fanie are speciocaliv described and scheduled I the snld decroe, as follows: 1. {he tnuin line of the Chicago, Danville & Vin. ccnnea tatirasd from Daltos, fa 1he County of Couk, southerly to Panvilie, tn the County of* Vermillion, 3 dintance of ope nnndred and M(Ill (NNI Thiles: and & branca iine from Blsmarck, fu wald Vermfilion County, lmllhflfl":y 10 the ead lne of the Siate of Ilitnols, & distance of four And six+tentla (4 0-10) miles, togother it the righs of way, atation and oiber grounde, wrads et bk atioge, tncluding ifxiores s w0 othier butlilhze and structires f, aud all woud. cosl, i« ) rativp thercof. 4. The coniract fh‘hllul the mud Chicaga, auville ¢ Vincennes allroad company to the tise uf the tracke Bodappurtenances of ILe Chicago & southern Raliruad Lumpany, snd_the tracks and -rpurlvmnru of tne Pittahurgh, Cinelunatl & 5t. Loals liallwar Compauy (l‘r,(’-‘mu’l"llwmmn. 1n Cook County, to ani into the Clty ol Chfe 3 Thderuunal sracks, sigiogs, ewliclien nag appur- tenancrd Of 4ald Chifcago, Lanville & Vinceones 1t rowd Company at aid near sald ity of Chicago, whether the saine are situste on 1ie grouids aud rixhis of way of said Comnany, or oULATW 154, BuETeRALIY 8 JeDgLh uf aey en and eignt tenths (7 8-10) milca, Together witt 'sll TIENteOF way oF caniracts (RercTUF. oF FIkTils o lave gud inalntaln such tricks, or any pars thercof, aud it buillings struclurcs wivetions, and supurienn sueroof, Iacludlug a water-tsuk, and an uilivided - TETeRL1G AN engine:house of fouTtren (14) aiale situnte on groundsar thosald Chicazo' & Soutner liatirond Couipany. mijucont 1o the City of Chk i Il o CoAL e paibitea fool Sturca, for e nse of salid Uhls . Danvilie & V| nnes Hallrosd Cumpany, an ik Gr ured witlip s31d Ci1y of Chica: £, or dloiig the Mhiie uf eaid Clhicago d Suniiiern ltail. 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BTBVENS, . l'l(0'l‘0(-‘!lSl:‘il"!llull,'a SR R SRR e CORNEBR MADISON AND ROBEY-STH., bere, with improved lght and faciliiten be & mlk‘:'llfi Lurés ugsurpaseed (o the vitye CHILUREX'S ) BR A BPRSALTY EMERSON'S CHORLS BOOK, 5% _ AmusmmENTR, KEW CHICAGO THEATRE. THE EMPEROR OF PRESTIDIGITATEURS, LE COMMANDEUR CAZENEUVE. BEVERY EVENING st 80'clack, snd WEDNES- ‘DAY and SATURDAY MATINEES, In hia prand SOIREES OF PRESTIDIGITATION, Incluling that Inrcrutable myatery, the DOUBLE INDIAN MAIL. Matinee entertainments please LADIES AND CHI McCORMICK HALL, BECOND 4 ND LAST Farini-Pappenhieim Coneerts, Saturday Evenlag, Jan. 87, MADAME EVGENIE PAPPENTIEIM :l'lle "i Nrsnelll mé««xs‘mn o anos Mes, A. B Jarrin, Mezao-Ropra .U, Parinton, Contraltos Measrs. k. Schultzg aud 0. Jilathardr, Tent %, asinfand Mr. F, Bowen, Hasw Cantate; 14, J. Bereshyand . ¥oble, Nush ITatundot My, iebiing, Plantat: Mr. 3. Yieseler, Conductor. teserved Seass. 1 aun $1.50, arcordink to. lovation, Box $fivet now upen at Root & Kon's Ausic £tore. The Chickering Grand Ilano txad on this oceasion, MAGTIRE & IAVERLY. oo WILL B CHAPMAS, Shen aoager Week commeneing Nonday Evesing, Jan. 22, Augustin Daly’s Famous FIFTH-AYV. THEATRE CO. ‘With tlie Metropolitan Snccess, entitied LIFE. BERUER PAMILY snd SOI Jan. 20-TAE I RU " McVICKER'S THEVTRE, Last Appearances of the Hesutitul Young Actress, LOUISE POMEROY, This Saturday, Jan. 27, Matinee st 2 o'clock, the LADY OF LYONS. Evenlngat A o'clock. AN ROMEO D JULTET. Monilay~MAGAIE MITC] . il z_m \GAAE I TCHELL 1o ber most succras HERSHEY MUSIC HALL, 25 Enat Madison-sh ESSIPOFF RETURN, Jan. 20 & 31, In consequence of nuuerous tequoeta, Mme.ANNETTE ESSIPOFF Amststed by Mim PALYA, Mons. VIVIEN, sgfi ire THUER GIAND ¢ Mons. DULCKEN, CENTS, Monday sod citingn, dan. 20 and ;1. ‘:nd SATUHDAY ! Mimision, §13 leserved Geats, $1.20. Sale Frliag 2t Lok oy ot S i Blelnway 1‘lll0I WL the 1100 Concerta. HEBSHEY MUSIC NALK, Upposite McVicker's Theatre, Sunday After n Lectures, Fix INostrated SELANEIANITHAN s y® ostrased Lectures era PROL. W. D, GUNNING, lock p. For suir a1 W, 15, Keen, 113and 118 Btate-nt. i L b d 5t thE doo CARNIVAL of the season to be held ar VORWAERTS TURNER HALL, West Twelfth-st., Monday, Jan. 20, 1877, GRAXD PROCESSION ILLUMINATION ! TABLEAUN VIVANTES! Genta® tickets, £2.. Ladles’ Uckets, 81, Scata {n the gallery can be secured af the Hall. RAILROAD TIME TAOLY, ARAIVAL A0 DEFARTRE GF TRAE - Frple R o R il CHIOAGO & NORTHWESTERY BAILWAY. = Tk, ORes 72 Car e otk sy i0: 10:00 ¢ 9:30, !l Kxpress........ R FeV b FExpress i rovae Eepress ExTArquetie Eapress. atieneva Lake. Yieneya Lake Express a=Nepot cornerof Weliy -ata. 100t comner of Canal and Rinsle sia: e t.l’gmu?kxnag d n’r oL, ake:pL., aad foot of Tweoty-sscond-, eket-oftice, 57 Clark-st.. southest iyt Grand ¥aciic 1otei, 504 at Ralirer Homer ~S rnd Pacipe Tloiek anda Palmer Houss. brid, bt CHICAGO, UKEE L ATLROAD, 0, MIATAVLER, & 51, PAUL BAI i owse, Omce, G 5 lark-st., Opposits Shesman A sl Dejusts o ALK S 0P l Arrive. Nliwaakee Pxprem.. Wi -.c;mgfi'a- e x W'Lunn;;x:'lu Wisconat & i Night Kxpresm. e & apolls 4 Chiles, of via ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD, Depot, foot ef Laka-st. and fo0t of Twenty-scond- rickes Ofice, 121 ftaadolph sk, mear Giackr iTwaukes, “Tickes for 5i, Pant = Rood elttier via Madison and Fraitie 1loWD, La Crque, and Vinaos. {_“_‘.’L ATrive. Bt. Loals Express. Youts Furt Line New Urlear i, ATkAusu & Texas Feoria & Npringiiely QUINOY RAILROAL, aa-ay., and Slatespihe ta. Ticket Ofices, 35 (;ETOAG& ammamx;fl POIA, ool of TaKe-st., sL., Bid Uatia) and bixiee Cliir) depats. Maifand Express. Crtawa and stre Bigekfors, Dubuius & sloux 9:308 m, 8 4: 1015 K. m, v Auror i'asenice Dubuque & stuux racinic N samsas iy, Atchison & 5t. Jore), uwaer's Gray lownier Tesnn b rute Accommod' GRAND CARNIVAL KB (5 e, 3, BY THE CHIOAGO & PAOIFI0 RATLROAD, North German Sociely of Chicago, (The farzest Sociery in the Weat), In NORTH S1DE TURNER HALL, Satunlay Evening, Jun, 27,77, TWO SEPAKATE BANDS. Muge all the time. Adwmutsslon, §1. Luadies, p0crnts. Citeaerved peats o be fiad for #1 a1 Norih Shie Turuvr Hall, TEH, GRAND CURLING M The Thistle and Chicago Curling Clubs Wl play & Grand Match on the foe In the EXPOSITION BUILDING On Saturday Evening, 27th Iust., Coscncing promptly at 7:30, e Praceeds to be dunated to the Charitable Fund of the 1litnols 58 Audrow's Soclety. IPCORMICK BALL WENDELL PHILLIPS Wilisncak on **The Holy Alnce"~Kun snd the evolver, on Thuraday evening, Feb. 1, at & o'clock, Tickets, with tewr1ved seat, ) cen “The sle of tickrte will begtu this (naturdey) morning st Jansen & SeClurg's; aire at Sl 's, Tweutyssccondoot, and Lentral Chiurch hocle1y's fiogma, 39 Aniorican Eipress Tiuflding. COLISEUM, RY EVEN) ND TUESDAY, F . AN B N AN AT EIiRO YA, || AT: AND ENTIRE NEW COMPANY! Joe Norton, Harry Urows, The Winuetts, The Iira: Dams; Juby, Wiiliams, Marld Sucroiam, . Dorr and ion, Liulu Mortinier, Sillle sackete and Msurice Iike, Adrlenne {irey, and ihie entira Compauy n tlie fur- fesque Fra bisvulo, Admislon, 23 and 2 ceots. ADELFII THEATRE. RAND MATINEE TO.DAY, AT BILI, TIHS P. M. Mondey Nest, vards :MZL:"I:‘A"\?%“VA o) P‘\?"('l‘”“l"\ r"')“lf 4 tion Vieking. Wil u 100 Genatnn Spiendid: ilo. T o, Fandt "y wpbesesnee of e NTEVGT: for the lienetsof Ler Fatlies, 1t Ar ke, A Roat ot Viianicers. WEST SIDE SKATING PARK, Cor, Ads and Madison-as, . Masquorade To-Night. ‘Three Beautiful Prizes. Band afiernoon and evealog. 5T, CLAIR MILLAKRD Is wanted at the Park, PLYNOLTIL_CHURCH, Two Pree Iectures by Prof. 0. 8. Fowler, Monday Evenfngs, Jan. 20 anit Feb. 5, o0 SELY CUL TUNY aad 5OCCRSS AND FALUIE 18 LIFE, coni- e & Pile frsmanatiing. Copeule Tations Datly untl) Feb. 10 on WooD's BUSEUM, d E Dea: This Apieraocn and b epla last appearance of Des. s THY UIANT KILL gloy, Col. Ruth 0 ul Dou's forks arnuol MASQUERADE COSTUMES 18 Ereat vatlety, at prices to auft the times, a8 127 WEST MADISON-ST. Country Parties a speclaliy. MIts. JOHN SCHMITZ., X e e MUSIC BOOKS. +Each Book may be safely recelved a4 smong the very beet, s {§1.38; 912 per doz.) THE SALUTATION. $842%. Hi.i,. Flrot-cluss Church Music ook, "I ENCORR (70 ctes 87.50 per doz.) '“"'A L.\Wlnfl. u'_»-'l":. lh'flmu‘:fin. First-class Stoging Schoot Book. . WORLD OF NOXG, (@250 nuss sac. sacue), Unrivaled Collection of Songs. GEMS 3% DANCE, i Bos 8 o 8t The Moat Drllliant Pisuo Mus! PERKIAS ANTUEM BOOK, (2-i2:8 Au coay Anthom for each Sunday n the year. PERKINY' GLEE AND CHORUS BOOK, Superd Collection. ($1.45; $12 per dos.) MALE VOICE GLEE BOOK, (4s.) persina. Driof, New, Spirited Glees In abundancs. e Tla Best Bagred aud Sceulsr Clioruses. Eltber book malled, post-frec, for Aetall Price. LYON & HEALY, Chicago. QLIVER DITSON & CQ., Boston. Depet cornes Chlcaxo-aveni -stress, ok Ass, Llicaro-avenlie aud Larrsute-strees. Elein Freich Supilay Tra Mall and Express, Facific Expres it bner s *Runday excepted, 13tonuay exoepiod. 1 logln iflqarnll 1idi; ’ABII o M oa Fxpoulion IuiGImg. (0L of Mone roc-st. Tickei-oflices: &s Clark-at,, Pal Grind pactoe, and epov (EA it Haidmg ™ Arrive, :308. m. 810D mo BAYL/ Trains leaye 8:30s. m.| b0 B, .| PALG,EOCR BUAND & PAQLO, BAIIOAD 0y ROOK | epol, coruer ul Va lurca 0ltice 56 Llark-sL., Bliertuan House. ve. Omaba, Leavenw'th& Atch KX *10:13 &, o s:up, m.|* Yeru ardommodation,. Night Lxpre ovnAN sTEAMSHIPS. " bl ckonts ok /TS S VN “North German Lloyd. The stesmers of thls Campany will sl every Bate,« liremen _Pler, fovt of Third-st.. Hohoken, AL Fram New "“fll-l:l” Bonlgummn. v T s 2Bowlto Ureeis. New York. Great Western Steamship Line. ¥roum New York to Bristot (Eagland) direct. ALL, Saampe; N Cavin Fu&{:r:;;m ! Kxcuraion tickees, § i R | VILIT, SE AN ¥ i ANCHOR LINEMAIL STEAMER New York and ETHIOPIA, Jan, 27, u";m"‘xmfi'fl"" VIUTOIIA, Feb. 9 am | ALEATIA, New York ‘lo Gilasgow, Liverpooh, of Cablus, 863 o l:,‘- {'lfl!kmll?gl:“-m’l,l derrnge, v {0 3 ELYBIA. a3 0 m VEALIA, Tl 3pm Drafta auey o froy 10:00 3, . a Leer 5 ALy aImount ai current rates, WESDERSON BROTHERR b Washiskten-at, NATIONAL LINE OF STEAMSHIPS, o }0 'w York to Queeasiown aud Liverpoot. AR RS AR Iy B FUl LONDON CANADA.... - Thursday, Feb. 8. 13 noen, Cahin pasago, 843, 600, sni $70 carrency. 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Loss Man sl SR A T RIS Seins has e e DI JAUUES & 8Os Clsclanast Ohler FAVRBANKS' ranians SCALES oF ALl KivDs, FAIRBANKY, MORSE & 08 23 & 113 Lk B¢, Chicsga, * « Becme(uiobiy oply e Geonlag, | A ——— £ i 5 4 E | o R e ooy e 3 e e e Ty e AT S e L promipt otize L