Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, May 20, 1877, Page 1

OLUME XXXI APOLLO MUSICAL CLUB FESTIVAL. CHICAGO, SUNDAY, Y 20, 1877~SIXTEEN PAGES CLOTHING. REAL ESTATE. - THE APOLL0=z(LUB FESTIVAL WILIUGH, |COME IN AT THE TABERNACLE. Tuesday ‘EVENING, JONE 5th. The Apcllo Glub (W. L TOMLIXS, Director), - nfidence inspired by a season b mn?;nc;cal success, and apprec:ating o i demand for move_elaborate efforts, uumed a series of Festival Concerts pefore equaled in this country. Man- Wby s standard of Artistic integrity, and & ligin the interest of Musical Culture, al to the people of the Northwest to "mum effort, which is nn!nu.lnul;d o 0 on the same musical level mog:ru;en cities of th&country. Soason Tickets $2.50 b Ecserved Sests to the 3 Evealog Concerts. Glo of Scason Tiekets Sale of Single Ticket (at the same vlace) O ol comente until Wednesd: Wednesday Evg And Wednesday Afternoon MATINERI Miss Annie Louise Cary, Mrs, H. M. Smith, Mr. Jyron W. Wlnhmy, Mr. W. J. Winch, THE APOLLO CLUB FESTIVAL CHORUS, 500 SELECT VOICES! Under the dircction of W ILLL\ M L. TOMLINS, A Grand from the Matines 'efl Public Chorus of Schools Under the fllmcfl'm ol \le&n LACKMAN Tl)‘l L] Single Avlnnsslon, 5 cts.to $1.00, Including served Seats. §_ with TReserved 1" Seats, |_AT 152 STATE-ST. KRS TETORY OVER ALL Highest Awards AT THE CENTENNIAL. i of Stxty-Five GOLD and SILVER MED- xpositions at different parts of this sty wnd Burope “lekrovledeed by a1l artists as the Leading Planoy ofthe preseut axe. A complete assortment of KN ABR® -TPRIGHTS, SQUARES, and GRANDS. ALSO OF THE PATORITE BAUER PIANOS, DEHNING AXD DIEHL PIANOS, sl other Tower grades, on hand at JULIUS BAUER & CO0.’S, Cor. State and Monroe-sts., PALMER HOUSE. CHICAGO.: SPIEGEL & CAHN 251 & Zmbash-av. GREAT BmARGAINS CHAMBER SETS We have just received 50 ADDITIONAL CHAMBER SETS, which we shall offer VERY LOW to close out at once. Our assortment com- prises all of the newest and latest designs. SIDEBOARDS and HAT- TREES marked exceedingly low. Plain, Medium, and Rich Fur- niture, of all descriptions, at astonishingly low figures. Fancy Odd Chairs at half value. Get our Prices before purchasing elsewhere. 251 & 253 Wabash-av., STEINWAYS’ Hatchless Pianos Are univeraally conceded to be the Staudard Pisno of the world; are sought_to be imi- uudby zearly all mekers of Europe and America: are Togularly exported to Europe sod other parts of the civilized world, in aod constantly incressing numbers; Beoiet by ha oo oy Sinable; SR, recom- the | ari in both hem.- ispheres, and have s roceived tho highest hon- flfl"rrn\'ude toany piano manufactur. 2:3in the world, BURDETT ORGANS! Tie Model Resd Organs of America, [nmmment.x Bave attained a p hntnmpmuel the annals of the futtade. The Taventos, Me. Burdett, hu voted uver's mmmnent o? jugrter of & century 1o s i bezlnm the holm lts! e has adde denca 1o device, 86 mm-htyxng its ol orm and developing its lateng unvobnmflls Burdett up to its pres- i mapproac le standard ot axcallancs mmm&nud Catalorues of the various N of Bmmwny?umal l.nd Burdett Or- Samsmailed free by LY ON & HEALY, GENERAYL NORTHWESTERN AGENTS, 8tate and Monroe-sts., CHICAGO. PIANO OFFERS, gn: Dest fnvestment w parties wishing erv " and_du o \l:;lm !tm‘;l‘x{y andyatiffaction 1o purchu:ny Guar. GENERAL, AGENTS IN CHICAGO, The Root & Sons’ Music Co, M 158 STATE-ST, ” Praxos! T:?'f:nllulnz Scale and Linear Bridge. j%m;§§m05 are now acknowledged by lhe Vast)y “m c, in All parts of our COUNLTY, 10 be Saleiad Hhrtoll cxplunas I S Spna i s Sk ol £0 purchase a P1ano eboy Ylor & Farley Organs, !"Ind]!unflfn] Desizn of Cases. T & WouTRoY, 70 & 937 St 51, Chicagp, s e Agents for the S T4GENTS W. ""E The stteatton of thoss wie B e gty g Gr:melzmd Cemetery Wk al those o iy 215,510 be marnta{ned 0“&,‘"9" are 3 Bujufllr Of th i ; o G = malar & HHot promisest m"‘““nh e L rioy x.yu:\'x' \'1'}‘: ?Lm‘fz'h‘i"d by e il Tavure oo sesonisolied b & Borsc-cari, which leave the core {hdl-on uts. otice cvery bour, sad LARGEST SPOCK IN TUE CITY OF RICH AND MEDIUM FURNITURE AT ROCK BOTTGM PRICES, Defying All Compehtmn, 1.J, NEUBERGER & 3RO 5, 167 Randolph-st., near LaSalle, “We manufacture sur own Purniture from the first beginning to the last finishing touch, which enables us to sell at lowest prices. Our goods warranted to be solid aud to give fnll satisfaction. Give usa call, No trouble to show goods. FIRM CIANGES. e . DISSOLUTION. The copartaersbip heretofore existing between the undersigned, under the name aud style of Allen, Keith &Co., 18 104 day dinsolved by mutual consént.. Either er is authorized Lo aln the tirm name in liquida- WILLIAM T. ALLEX, AH KEITH. Chicago, May 1, 1877. Copartnership Notice The undersigned live thiy doy formed o copartner- ;lollpamm:rmz rm name of W lliam T, lien & Co.: ‘the purpase of carrying on esale liines ?x lfiunmuu. in the City of Chicago and BILLIAN T. ALLEX, HARLES H. CULTIS. State of 1 Chiesgo, May 1, 1877, N. B.—The books and office of the Iato firm of Allen, Keith & Co. will be at the old stand, 34 and 36 Randolph street, now oc- cupied by William T. Allen & Co. e EUR STORA Insure your Furs against damage by Moths or damp- ness, hy sendmg them to the OLD RELIABLE Fur Man- facturers, M (& o EL] BISHOP & BARNES, Cor. State and Monroe-sts. i A — KELLEY’S PATENT CORNER, OF TUE VERY BEST QUALITY, AT KELUEY'S, WIRE_SCREENS TFOR WINDOWS AND DOORS. ality—That the best. One price—That the orexs 'ol'nt consistent with quality. CHICAGO WIRE WORKS, 90 STATE-ST., Opposite Field, chur & Co. WIXDOWS AND DOOL-SCREEXS, Randolph-st. Ordun grr?'g?.pguy nfiaxi%f‘gl to on receipt of t begins at § o’clk T Thursday EVENING, JUNE 7th, Theo. Thomas’ INCOMPARABLE ORCHESTRA OF 60 PERFORMERS ‘Will assist at every Concert. This ensem- ble offers a combination of Artists never before brought before n Chicago audience. Sale of Season Tickets begins Friday morning, May 35, and continues to Tuesday evening, May 29 Single Tickets on and after Wednesday morning, May 30. Single Tickets, QIF(E]‘W Morning, M:w 2. S, CURTAINS, Etc. " CARPETS, Tapestry Brussecls Best Ingrains. Ingrains. il Cloths FULL STOCK OF ABOVE GOODS. CHICAGO CARPET (0., 233 STATE-ST., 014 Stand of ALLEN, MACKEY & CO, LACE CURTAINS, SHADES & LAMBREQUINS, Lappets for Chambers, A new, cheap, and tasty Curtain. Complete stock of Lace Goods just re- ceived, and bought at prices that will en- able us to sell at half old prices. CHICAGO CARPET c0., 233 STATE-ST. WALL PAPER! TO THE TRADE ONLY. Brown Blanks. Buft' Blanks.. ‘White Blanks, Damasks. 91-2¢ Satins. .13 1-2 cts. TO CLOSE OUT A LARGE STOCK. CHICAGO CARPET co0., 233 STATE-ST. LAUNI)RY MUNGER'S LAUNDRY, 666 & 668 Wabash-av. Besides our regular bundle work, we are now prepared to pay especial attention to FAMILY WASHINE, THotel or Sleeping-Car work, or any other class of work. in lnrgc qlmnm)cs Lace Curtains cleaned nicely and very cheap. OFFICES--46 N. Clark-st., 126 Dearborn-st., 668 Wabash-av., and 901 Cottuge Grove-av. G. M. & L. MUNGER & CO. WALL PAPER. NOTICE BARGAINS TN WALL PAPER 7,000 Rolls Blanksat.._. S 000 Rolls Blanksat. Satins.... Gold Paper.. Tooms papered at one day's motice by skiliful workmen. T, G. SHEPHERD 320 St'lte-st.. opp. Py MP”“Efii*fiIPS’ Steam Carpet-Cleaning Works, REMOVED TO 960 Wabash-av., near Twenty-second-st, Branch Office—110 Dearborn-st. Works—65 Ind 67 South Canal-st. Orders by mall called for. BOSTON Carpet Cleaning Works. 8. ROTHCHILD & (0, PROPRIETORS. Office and Works, 44 & 46 West Adams-st. Branch Oice, 103 Twenty second et § CHICAGO Carpets reiitted and relald a speclalty. Clicazp Carpet Cleaning. Go, 943 Wabash-av. Orders by mail called for and delivered free. HEWETSON & DICKSON. Steam Carpet Cleaning Works, 252 Fifth-av. Carpet diting and laying & speclalty. Orders bymatl Pprompily eerved. FLOUR. FLOUR. barrels left of that lot bought before adance. S s the bewt Fampty Whide W aber ad ol sell at $10.50 delivered to auy part of the clty. Weigat A e of U tdn't umney Db ath Rasted-st, A$9 A M., 10:30 A M., or 2:45 P. M., And go wnh us to see the Lots 30 by 132 feet Outfitters for the EflST EH yE Male Sex. | oox A D @100, Aarits Duei Vests at $1'| Only 810 Cashand $5 Monthly. Xo Interest. each are very cleP.nly cut and | MO CAR FARE. made, Inorder to zo the A careful examfizatxon OF OUTS | 1o 0P Tha Sroporty. We are Tor s i Ist $5 we are sure will convince you we have as flée and care- o o an and buil furnis] fully made WhiteVests as have ever been producad. All are -delighted with our CRYSTAL SUNLIGHT Show Room for Childrén’s wear. In it there can be sgen displayed as fine a variety of Kilt Suits, made from Lines and Cassi- meres, as one could wish. neruon buying two or more Lots, thereon a neat house. we will FRbP RAILROAD TICKET to and from the city good for One Tear %—;flm wtl)fia lti\:gu gt:i Tesi g.ngelnn Ea;z Grove. ), 1 Lesire: e] tobuild, or bidld for thein on small Meninty Pamenta CAN THUS PUT ALIL THE MONEY THA'T YOU ARE NO - ING FOR RENT C. N We wish to impress upon | OWN, WITH AME: OM _FOR A your mind we dre not only | LABGE A REN SOaT e AND making Custom !Trousers to order, but a great number of friends by this venture, BOSTON SQUARE DEALING 141, 143, 145, 147, 149 Clark-st., cor. Madison, Never Have Any MareDRem 1o Pay! We have & nice Cottage, nearly finished, v‘;luuh we will complete gmxrl ael.lyon :bova ‘I'hxs perty is on the C., B. & Q. B. R., g minules Ak e East Grove D%oc. and s minutes’ walk from the Downer's Gruve Depot, an easy ride from the city, with 1° tl‘flln! daily. Itisall I:ugh. rolling land, sloping to the south, and uommmdmg a lovel: viewo the surrounding hills and woods, Tt is alvemay beautifully improved with fino Shade aad Ornamental Frees, and Shrubbery. Houses are_being built, sidownlks laid, &e. Itis rapidly increasing in value, and & spiendid inveitment, Ths is one of Chieazos most attractive, heauhy. and rnf'x g-xrowmg suburbs, with already over 1,100 nhabit- ants, churches, schools, stares, etc, Don’t fail to'sce it, and judge for our- selves. We show the property free. Ab- stracts free. Comeand 8ee maps and plats O S mies th tonity of secari 101 migs the opportuni orf se ing o HOME whilo property, labor, and materials are so cheap, STREET & BRADFORD 71 Washington-st., Room 4. Receiver's Sale. I will sell at Eubllc suction at my office, Rooms 8 znd § Foot Block, southwest corner Clark and Monroe-sts., Chicago, 111., on JUNEG, 1877, AT 10 A.M., all of Blocks 3 and 4, the west half of Block. 5, and all of Blocks 6, 7, and 8 (266 Lota) in Davis’ Addition to Chicago, In eaid Objcago ying just wost of Westorn- av., Ve tnd etwaon ake and Fulton-sts). Eut % of the S. W. i of Sec. 8, TSN 1A AR O County, 111 (near Btouk-Yn.\'d:) T % cash, balance in arpe snniuat payments, with 6 per cent in- tornes Bale perer mE Fax ‘BEER, Recsiver. GEO Auctioneer. KE, Chtean 1« oy X4 1875 EXECUTOR'S SALE. BRANCH, 376, 378 & 380 Milwaukee-av, COR. RUCKER-ST. SAN. RINDSKOPE, PROPRIETOR OF VAL. BLATZ Hilwaukes Premium Export Lager Beer Bottling Dept. LAGER BEER DEPOT 189 East Washington-st., Chicago. CHAS, C. FINELER, Gen. Agent. 1beg to fuform you that T am_the Bote Proprietor of {lie Lottling Deparunent of VAL Bia fiwaukee Tre Fhcer, e ONLY MITWAD HER D e el gl TR i Tha Export Beer will recain s fine davor and quality A BEAUTIFUL RESIDENCE 10T, unlippaired in every climate. For Tamily use, and particularly for favallds, as it is brewed only from_the buz of 1t and Hops, It isun- ‘equalcd as a tonlc bever |our Orders are ?Fflclflxu] solicited, and will re- celve promipt Bitention “The theer s pat up in Piate aod_Quarts, and will be dolivered fn any quantity to any address {n the City, or 8t any Depot & nu! ilxlpman free of charge for delivery, X D\lll Respectrull; SA“’L RINDSKOPF. 50x170 feet, east front on Indiana-av., b"lv{cnn ‘Twenty-8fth and Twenty-sixth-sta., will be SOLD AT AUCTION on the premises, ON TUESDAY, MAY 29 1877, AT NOOK. For abatracts. .. spply * 1L KERFOOT. 61 Dearborn-st.- mx LIJ\'ERY. FASHIONABLE MILLINERY RETAILING AT WHOLESALE PRICES. THE NEW SHAPES, Waverley, Hortley, Chandos, Princess Royal, IN FREXCH CRIP, STRAW, and LEGHORN. bt t_stock of PICNIC nmi CRO- e e R s T e ity D.A.HEWES, 156 & 158 W:Ibnsh-:w. TISCELLAN. 5 ROTICE T0 LOT- OWL’LRL N PHOTOGRAPE Y., PHOTO GRAPHER, N. W. Cor. State and Madison-sts. PA.LX\IEE HOUSE, CHICAGO. MR. COPELIN: Dear 8ir: It gives me great pleasure to ad- mit my indebtedness to you for the admira- ble pictures juat received. I have sat for the finest Photographic Artists in the conn- try, and L have never before succeeded in getting anything to compare with your real- 1y PERFECT photographs. Iam gratetully yours, LAURA DON. CHEAP LOTS. ~HO!FOR S100 WILLBUY A BEAUTIFUL LT, Onc block from depot, at La Grange, 7 miles from Chicago; $15 down and $5 monthly. Property shown free. This s the best Savings Bank you can find for your money. After you make your first gayment 15 cents a day will pay Tor s lot. ou can save that amount out of f your money or on your wife’s raiment EXCURSIONS Leave my otfice to see the Lots every pleasant day at 7 and 10:30 in the morning and at 3 and 4 o’clock in the afternoon. LA GRANGE Is on the Chicago, Burlington & Quincy Rail- road; is one of Chicago’s moian u:gz’ichva and entarpnsing suburbs, being besutifully SR TloBO e B And ronens has moy about inl 11 and gro rapid- Iy chafchas 8chools, stires, 6tc. eto 10-Cent Trains Already on. and 5-cent traing will pmbl.hly Tun shortly. COMMUTATION OnthisRoad Very Low, And TRAINS ALMOST EVERY HOUR. Special evening trains during amusement season. Sunday trains for thoss wishing to attend c!nu-nh in the cit D FAIL to o9 Lheso TLots before ng elsewhuzu. is the EST ‘T-CLASS PBOPEBTY in the market. I ALSO HAVE EACH. 40 Lots at Hyde Park - $600 100 Lots at Evanston - - 500 100 Lots at South Chicago 250 200 Lots at Des lames - 200 40 Lots at Park Ridge - 300 400 Lots at Lake S1de - - 100 300 Lots at Glencoe - - - 100 600 Lots at La Grange - 100 800 Lots at Thornton - - 100 1,600 Lots at Homewood - 100 2‘400 LotsatSan Diego, Cal., 100 %~ Remember that you get sn -Lblh‘act with all property purchased of me, aud slso 8ave commlnsmnu, as I deal in not-hlnz but my own property, audjSHOW IT IRA BROWN, 142 LaSalle-st., Room 4. BRAND'S NEW PHOTOGRAPHIC STUDIOS Are the largest and finest in the world. Mr. Brand 1s slways FIRST to introduce every genuine improve- ment in art,and his new styles of Portraiture already introduced allow the finishing of the VERY BEST and most elegant work in & manner superior in overy respect to that shown ELSEWHERE in Chicago. In Life-Sizes and Crayons his work is PEERLESS. A Spacial Light for Children’s _Pictures. Cards—THE VERY BEST IN THE WORLD— $3.00 Per Dozen. Bittings by appointment. Studios, 210 & 212 Wabash-av. NEAR ADAMS-ST. MEDICAL. 300 YEARS' REPUTATION., LA GRANGE! PRICE FIVE CENTS; FOREIGN. Probable Russian Plan Campaign' in Asiatic Turkey. of A Russian Report Announ- ces the Capture of - Ardahan, The Invaders in Roumania Re- ceiving Large Rein- forcements, A Small Body of Them Gain s Footing on the South Bank of the Danube. Civilians Ordered to Leave Sebasto- ¢ pol in Expectation of an Attack, The Destruction of Sookgoom: Kale Officially An- nounced. - English Comments on Russian Military Operations in Asia. The Situation in France Stfllv Thought to Be Critical. An Order Prepared for the Removal of Republican Prefects. Additional Comments of the Paris and Provincial Press. . THE WAR. MOVEMENTS IN THE FAR EAST. Spectat by Cable 1o the Tribune LoxDo¥, May 19.—Apparently the first great battle of the Russo-Turkish campaign will be fought at Toprak-Kuleh, where the Russians, marching from Baynm mast foree tne mountan passes guarding the approach to the Erzeroum plaines. At last accounts there the main body was still four days’ march distant . from the pass. Thereforc the cannorading re- ported from Batoum probably indicates only secondry operations in the investment of Kars. I the Russians pass the mountains there will be slight obstacles to a union pf their maln forces operating in Asiatic Turkey for the over- throw of Moukhtar Pashs, whoss defensive position will be exposed too vcxwhelmlw.g pam- bers approaching from oppasite ‘dircctions. A decisive engagement In that quarter msy be ex- pected within a week. T the Western Associated Press. WAR YEELING IN IUNGARY. ) Loxpoy, May 19.—The Standard’s Pesth cor- ‘respondent says: “Some extreme Hungarian - papers demand that Count Andrassy should treat the approach of the Russians to the neigh~ borhood of the Austrian frontiers as a casus belli. Military men consider that the time has arrived for conceutrating a corps of observation in Transylvania. SERVIA. “T hear from Semlin that the military prepa- rations of the Servians are now quite evident. Prince Milan to-day nominated Col. Dragasche- vitch as Chief of Staff, and ordered Gen. Olim- ples to resume command on the Drina, towards which the artillery are marching. CIRCASSIAN VOLUNTEERS. “ A Widin dispatch of yesterday reports that 6,000 Circassians are joining the Turkish army as volanteers.” g i STRATEGICAL. A Bucharest dispatch, commenting on the re- moval of the Russian headquarters to Catroceni, says the cstablishment of the Russian head- quarters there indicates & purpose of expand- ing the Russian operations over an extended front. Thisleads to the natural conclusion that the passage of the Danube will not be made for some time, as it will bpe necessary to bring all the Russian reserve stores near the river, in order to prevent any delay afterit is crossed. With the Russian corps stretched along an extended frout, it will not be difficult to throw a force across the river at some undefended point, where the tete-du-pont may be seized and fortified to protect the crossing of other corps in the vicinity. As there are no heayy masses of Russian infantry on the Danube west of ITbrail, it is scarcely probable that any passage will be attempted’ until all the troops are in position. The above sk.en:h represents the stnuglc situations, and —vaseene—(R0SE L GEMETERY. GRAND ' OPENING ! SUMMER SEASON. ¢ | Tionma Motel Bakery STUERKOW & KABISH, Prop’rs, 34 & 35 Washington-st., (Opposite Field, Lélter & Co.,) BOYER'SS MELISSE CORDIAL. TACTICAL SITTATION is as folows: The Russians appear to have: crossed between Reni and Ibrail in spite of tho Turkish monitors, and are now awaiting -the- deployment of the centre of the right wing on. the line of the river, while the Roumamans andi ‘Turks arc - exchanging comparatively harmless The Lot-owners in Rose Hill Cemetery are urgently and respectfully requested to at- tend a.meeting of such Lot-ownars at the ‘Tremont House, Chicago, Mondsy, May 31, at 4:30 o*clock. D. m., for the consideration of matters demanding their attention. In behalf of themselves and other Lot-owners, ad) H. F. LEWIS aQ elisse des Carmes. aolwnxvsmmmn. A. B. BR (E~u de M ] ) compliments across the river between the A~ 7. SHERKAN, oy oriniae | BELIEVES Apoplexy. Puralysim Dyspevsla, | ojrenitza and Kalafat positions. These Turko- E. €. McCLOUD, J. AILTON ()L]\Lll SEWER GAS. Colic, Headache, Indlxestion, Faintness, Chills and Fever, &c. % Gekl‘mnl Depot at BOYER'S, 89 Pack-place, New o] Roumantan operations scem to be confined to attempts to ascertain the namber, calibre, and ‘position of each one of the other’s batterics on * TO THmBLIC SOLD BY ALL imuumm e 5‘;1:;: (xt:::: X A i appeared before Ismail yesterday. Ons return- We will stop all Sewer Gns from entering in your ho\‘l!u by o thorough cxperience in the bn.li- neas, 1c-wlng our orders at the office of O‘BRIL & FLAN! 203 LaSalle-st., as being pmcucnl lawu-bul.lv.h.n. Work warranted or no 1s now prepared w mmhh the most deli- VIENNA FRUIT ICES, Enown to be the most superior in the world, The **SUFEEB.” © in.. and the same as the Lces ‘served in the most ith turafiare st urmiie fashionsble Salons of Pnru, Naples, Vien- mm In I m‘."fi-r:m:‘l& i na, and Berlin. & mn lll lum:e m; CIGARS. AVONDA‘LE The charmiag stor, orice $1.50, fasent mchAEnn for §1, by CLA 604 West Adlml i-st., Chicago. liens enforced, claims pegotiated, oSPliections mngt_ ;mmp ™ G :;0“ E:’O n 3. FINE CIGARS! THE NEW BRAND, LA ROSA DE TROPIGO! Mnde from the finest selections M EPA.N- 1sg TOBACCO eqn\ to the bet IMPORTED C A SH]I%E East Madison-st., SILK FANS. 5,000 SILK FANS FOR 250 EACTH, AT THE FAIR, Cornar State and Adams-sts. | SITUATIO} To Mauufacmrers epilemen of loug experience fa the Wholesalo ToadE it BIghest Yoot o 1 for the samumer near Boaton (ad verhu e ehies Wesiim ‘rodaction that 13 wasteq, (00 luction th wanted in the Boston wid New Ensiand market. - Address, with par- steulars, X 59, Tribunc office. AN ARCHITECT aropean); since the grest Chl hlrnle ebicer, Ty Brvt i Drasbmas Histic and practical, » hard worker, and abio i toks mn b ? ptilce. 38 well aa practical gutalde work. s e“.Tflhuu omice. s o "WANTED. Lake Geneva, Wis., » few soloct boarders Fesinable terma. ot et a"vi‘"r":au“"'é’uf'm = St 5 X ek Lake Geneva, Wis. W D, A\ 2an of large cxpertence. striciest o of habits, & U Rccountant. safe, n’pwlx:l desires s hosivionCwith s :fiolw' hom- a8 book- lult‘tgr. Ar{‘l‘;ller or co WAN TED Vs, T emant or correspondent, by an en- SR L """:,.,m‘f’?m..‘ S anee, & arge city acauaintan b e X 5o, Tribae bibce BDLE GENTS POR CHICAGO. ‘Trade Price-Lists eent on application. ICE CREAM AND 1CES. “TCE CREAM AND ICES. Puxer a0d richer than wnhl}t hemntm mm TAILOBING. JOHN F. REED, Artistic Tailor, - Has Beopenéd at 235 STATE-ST., Room 1, Whlre be is Dfl:lngnlf gzgflb best Ameri- Englllh Caesii sm £ P"‘u !EL‘J [ mere or $30; mers for Peats, 38280, BUSINESS CAKDS. GO TO JOHN JONES, mnenbam-il.‘ snd get your clothes lhol- fim cleaned and neatly repadéed. . GAS-FIXTURES. 0 GAITS Gas mMnuflmp FLoors Maaae ed to the mouth of the Danube, anather went. to Tultecha, and the other two remain. wucmng tbe Russians at Ismail. EXPERINENTS. ‘The Russians have been trying experiments: with Krupp shells fired into the river. They: - succecded {n exploding " them under water, the: fragments flying great distances. NEED OPFPICERS. ‘The Roumanians are sa much in need of offi- cers that theyintend prematarely to give grades to the first, class of the Military Academy. REPULSED. A Reuter telegram from Erzeroum, May 18,‘ says: “The Rusalans attacked Ardahan in« foree, and were again repulsed. WIRES BROKEN. & Communipation is becoming @ifficnlt. 'm,( ‘wirea to Kars are broken. BATILE EXPECTED. “‘The Russigns maintain their positions ln!ha' neighberhood of Kars. A battleis expected: shortly.” BOMDARDED, BURNED, AND EVACUATED. : 8r. PETRRSBURG, May 19.—It is officially an-+ nounced that the Tarks have bombarded Sook-: goom-Kale egain and burned the town, which hasconsequently been evacuated. ENTUOSLASY. CoxsTANTINOPLE, May 19.—There is great: enthusissm because of flc&nkgnom.xllaub ', tory. ' DEPARTURE OF TROOPS, . .. ‘Ten thousand troops left here ymy. Their pm:ln Muuen is not xmn'n. MMWW m,,&l-‘