Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, May 27, 1877, Page 16

I6 THE CHICAGO TRIBUNE: SUNDAY. MAY ‘27, 1877-SIXTEEN PAGES. fall of interest, which results inevitably in good humor, and isa necded relief after the view of bloodshed given in the Vernet, a powerful as it 4s an aupleasant piece. From the soldiers who are firing and felling the eye turns to one of the merricst of German merry-makings. There is astudy inevery feature of the large canvas, from the geese who lead the way with open- monthed wonder, to the boys turning hand- springs in the exuberance of their joy. The. rustic procession is a complete antidote for the blues. The musicians are not mere players for others, but the partners in the fun, brimming oyer with ft. Three healthy, jolly maids appre- ciate their position as second only to the music, ana behind these comes a whole host of cheer in himself, THE PATNER OF HIS COMPANY, with the small beer-keg on his shoulder. Bat yet surpassing all is the trio, the proud village swain witha maid on either arm. His head high and his eye beaming, but not this holds you. Nor is it'the happy and unconscious look of the nearer Inss. it is the other irl who looks up at William with an admiration and wonder which in our language can only be ex- pressed by * O law!” ‘There are three Troyons in the collection, “Cattle Grazing,” Cattle Drinking,” and “The Water-Cart,” the latter a particularly fine piece. From these the connoisseur turns to the two Schreyers, ‘The Halting Pisce,” and “4 Wallachian Team,” both in the artist’s best etyle; and to the mystic landscape of Daubicny. Meissonier is represented by “The Chess Players,” a gem in painting. “The Good NEW YORK. Mr. August Belmont’s Oil- Treasures. ificent Gallery Opened for a Charitable Object. His ‘escription of Some of the Best of His Collection. Anniversary of the Brooklyn Sunday- School Union. From Que Quen Correspondent, New Yous, May 2i.—Mr. August Belmont, in opening his gallery for the benefit of an artist’s widow and children, has both done a most kind | Sir" of Merle is familiar through | the and generous thing, and furnished arare treat ) Cheraying, and 19 almost as. _ charming to lovers of good painting. Since the | gshis “Elder Sister.” Gcrome’s “Slave Mar-* sale of the Johnston collection, Mr. Belmont’s | ket”? is one of his characteristic pieces. awe is beyond question the first private gallery in ) large works are Haring Fullere: cae Angiol ina the clty. Of the hundred or more numbers, no } Receiving me Ben cee Or nchanaeas”! OF Prob one belongs to the class poor, which speaks | Gever, in which the emincntly-truthful Baron emphatically of the taste and judgment of the | js telling to an admiring company the story of buyer. The criticism has been often assed 2 bie. perl Dy dani at an = is et eas fhe ‘Lenox collection, that the emluent from its smallness, which {3 one of the rare named in the catalogue are represented by ¢arl¥ | sumbers. Ib is his. “Christ Consolator,” and and inferior work, which, of course, results in | Tear the work of his eccentrie pupil Ge- disappointment to visitors whose expectations { rome. Virmin Girard’s ‘‘Toilet Scene” is a had been raised too high. No like fault can be | Japanese study fineiy epecuted. The screen, Schreyer, | With its gold and -flowers, is “perhaps more found here. If Rosa Bonheur, Schreyers | si ractive than the Japanese Venus who has ‘Troyou, Horace Vernet, Achenbach, Willems, | hur toilet, evidently, yet 10 make. It can- Meissonier and his pupil Detaille, DeKeyser, Hebert, Bougereau, Daubiguy, Paul Delaroche, Meyer, Firmin Gerard, Villegas, Clays, Bel- lange, Prof. Geyer, Merle, Gerome, Dupre, Bonnat, Eastman Johnson, Boughton, and other well-known artists, have place on the walls, they fill it worthily with characteristic and thoroughly excellent work. Tnese names alone, in the absence of detail, serve well to in- dicate the pleasure to be derived from such op- portunity as the present. The $1 paid for ad- mission not only goes toenlarge the measure of g noble charity, but js well spent in any case. THE PLACE OF DISTINCTION, 60 far as sucha place could be made in sucha company, is given the artist J. Beaufain Irving, whose sudden death left a wife and eight young children with but scanty means of support. Six of his paintings, aside from the two owned by Mr. Belmont, are placed on casels or hung. “Among them is the “Scene from. Richelieu,” painted at the order of the Hon. Leland Stan- ford, of California, and most fortunately fin- ished afew days before the artist's death, thus securing $5,000 toward an inheritance. The scene is that startlingly dramatic one, not to be forgotten by'any who have witnessed it, where Richelicu rises to the words: “Mark where she stands—around her form I draw the awful circle of our solemn Church. Set but afoot within that holy ground and on thy head, yea though it wore a crown, Ilaunch the curse of Rome!” ‘The expression of the moment is admirably caught. The eyes of the Cardinal blaze with ire and indignation, his attitude is full of power. Nor was the artist Jess happy in portraying: the expression of dread and baffled purpose,—the not esvape notice that Mr. Belmow has e bought mostly ot foreign artists. The exce] tions are Eastman Johnson's “ Picture Boo! Bierstadt’s “ Burning Ship,” ‘¢ The Shipwree! of DeHaas, and the irvings already mentioned. THE CHILDREN'S DAY in Brooklyn, ur in other words. the anniversary of the Brooklyn Sunday-School Union, is worthy more extended notice than the telegraph gave it. Fifty thousand children in procession is a sight not_common, and was never seen before even in Brooklyn, though these anniversary processions and services have been a feature of May over there for many years. It was considerably more of a day for the youngsters than Fourth of July The strects along the line of march were gay with flags and crowded with spectators. But the pro- cession itself eclipsed all other display. ‘fhe panners of the schools were added to by the banners of the classes, and the rich colors of these set off to striking advautage the hundreda ot white-dressed children. More than 150 Sundsy-schols had part in the celebration, Piymouth and its branches making the largest showing. There were seven gathering places in convenient parts of the city, and a parade division to each. After the march the children were all given lunch at these poiuts of reudez- yous, thus ending the day in the most interest- ing manner. One of the was that which took place at Prospect Park. The Sunday-school of the Lafayette Avenue Congregational Church (Dr. Cuyler’s) came upon the grounds in the morning and spent the whole day in the groves and upon Long Meadow, making use of a large tent which had been erect ed for their accommodation. Before 2 o'clock came the other schools of this division and gath- ered ina grove on the common. On the stand sat Dr. Cuyler, Mr. Talmage, and other cleryy~ men and officers of the division. Two tull bands furnished music, accompanied by Mr. Arbuckle on his cornet. The scats of the chil- most interesting of the parades will to do checked by the fear ofdoing,—or that | Gren were s0 ui in the natural of confidence in the sweet face of the protected { amphitheatre of the place as to lady. The figures are posed effectively. The | produce a most beautiful effect when they were filled. From the temporary stand to the very top of the hill on three sides one could see a bright confusion of fluttering pink and blue and white; of bright eyes and fans, There were the usual exercises of music, of prayer, reading, very short speeches and the benediction —nothing tedious—and the whole. lasting only about half an hour. The procession of the schools then formed and marched out upon the Jong meadow, Marching four in depth and in close file the lines extended ucatly four times across thecommon. More than_ 1,500-scholars were under the banners.of Mr, Talmage’s Tab- ernacle, and fully 12,000 were in this division, which included nineteen echools. ‘This much of detail will give an fdea of the day, which is looked forward to by the Brook- lyn cnildren more eagerly than picnic day or Christmas-tree time is by those who have no suchspecial and grand occasion. THE GAME OF DRAUGHTS. Communications intended for this Department background shows a lofty flicbt of steps bor- dered with trees, a fountain playing in the ex- treme distance. As a whole the work is pre- efsely of the kind Mr. Irving delighted in, and well represents him, though not so finished as his “Cardinal Wolsey and Friends,” nor so pleasing as the pehiee pieces, such as “The Cock-Fight,” or “The visputed Trick.* In all these the same peculiarities appear. They are bright and striking. The eye is attracted to them at once by the dash of color. It might almost be said that Mr. Irving could not paint a picture without introducing A FIGURE IN CARDINAL. In “The Cock-Fight,” for fnstance, though a small bit of ‘canvas is covered, two of. these fig- ures are at hand. The place isa monastery garden, and in the wall-doorway stands one of these holy men in scarict, holding aboye him a Blue umbrella. to protect head and baek from the sun, while he watches with the same keen enjoyment a3 his two churchly companions the desperate conflict of the cocks. The-eflect of the eculent, pouring in through thedoorway and mingling with the bine and scarlet, makes this, to my taste, the most artistic and skillful | should be addressed to Tuk Trinune and indorsed pioce of work done by Mr. Irving. “The Wine- | **Checkers.” ‘Tasters,” owned by Mr. Belmont, is another CHECKER-PLAYERS’ DIRECTORY. capitally-cxecuted number. “The End of the Fame,” showing the fatal result of &eOo ee | Athenwum, Nos, 63 and 65 Washington street, PROBLEM NO, 15. counter, has four highly-colored figures, one of i them, to be sure, inthe identical and. dazzling Ey Ruano LW sues, Cibeteoy Gueorerea fea A mh conld pot corset == wered it, and why should he not continue — SS to furnish brilliant color?) Why does Mr. Beard @ Wy yy F3) persist in painting , GrOtesquerics which many YA YLE YY think unworthvhis talent, put that these “take, i We WE & GE ag ove says. And it maybe mentioned, by the iy Wy OZZ® GY wg, that Sis Beard, who received companion | | 002 yyy th ’ Wide order from ex-Goy. ford for a. ct Y iY YY YYy Ure, bas chosen for his subject “The Divorce” yy) eo YY yy fe) yy (2) this meaning the divorce of a monkey vouple. | |" ai, Willa <> Tide, Ms. Irving's taste lay in the line of producing yy) YE Ye Zp YY igure scent rit ant mantic, Lys Uff iy wih the high coloue of the, rie Wa idle, Yl, Vila school as shown by DuBufe in his Y “Prodigal Son,” by Ulerle, in his noble young, artist turning scornfally from the allurcmeuts of pleasure. And in this Nue he was success- fal, because he did rood work, as well as showy. He had vot attained to the ease‘and expressive- ness of Meissonier, neither haa ht known Meis- sonier's opportunities and ‘years of study, but he took 2 rank amoug our American artists wey , YY Wiusow, which has made some set him down as over- YZ Yi Ye ‘ es rated, if only from the fact. that he took {1 too Zo LEG dog | | a ebteren Searios, TU. Mey 2. 31; white men on 5, 6,18, 29, 30, 32; dlack to SUSE ENTS. Joe | sd dos | MeVICKER’S THEATRE, 13-9 | JO—I5 29-22 (28 28 ——— “ak 30-3 eae vis | THE SUCCESS “I think 10—15 will alse draw, at any rate itis ‘3 better than 22-20, as ven by Hefter. . James Hill, draughts editor of the Provi- dence ‘Dispatch while la New York last sweek to witness the Yates-Martins match, tried his ekill acrose the board with several of ‘the leading ex- perts present, with the following zesalts total 7. Commencing Monday, May 28, DAY MATINEE until further notice, ROBSON and CRAN COMEDY COMBIN, ATION LEONARD GROVER’S SUCCESSFUL CHICAGO COMEDY, OUR . BOARDING ‘The Yates-Martins match in New York continues to be the absorbing theme of discussion in checker circles. The prevailing opinion in this country seems to be that Yates will retain the world’s championship, while in Enrope Martius fa the fa- vorite. The young American, having obtained 2 ‘very advaptageous iead, has since the tenth game veen playing only for draws. The first twenty- five games having been Gnished at the Cafe, the net half of the match {3, being played at Doran's rooms in Brooklyn. We append the full score. 80 fares reported, commencing with the first day’s play: - Yatex. Martins, Drawn. Total. t L 2 oe HOUSE, 8 3 3 With this Array of Distinct Hits: 8 $ §|A.McKee Rankin, Aug, Watson, ae 3 | S. W. Piercy, Miss Jda Savory, ov “3 2{ Leonard Grover,Jr., Mrs. Sol Smith, 2 3 + 3] J. HL Saville, ‘Miss Virginia Buchanan, 1 2 33 | Fred Chippendale, - Miss Ante) Dorie . . . J. L. Strathers, Miss Lizzie Harrold, GAGE SO, Si LAIED AND LADY: R.F. Mack, Miss Meta Bartlett, (ems Gane.) - Played at the Cafe International, New York City, May 8, 1877, for the championship of the world and '$200,’ between Robert D. Yates and Robert Martine. 11-15 STUART ROBSON, and W. Il. CRANE. for this engagement, an aggregation of the CHIE) ‘Martins’ move, 25-30 Comedy has been effected. And continuing EVERY EVENING and SATUR- It will be observed that in returning to Chicago EST HITS of all the various casts accorded to this AUCTION SALES. Commission Auctioncers, 118and 120 Wabash-ay. . M@RTGAGEE’S SALE. ENTIRE STOCK FIXTURES OF Coffee John’s Restaurant, At 178 West Madison-st., AT AUCTION, MONDAY MORNING, May 28, at 10 o’o'k. Also a fhe bugey-horse, (will go in 3 minutes), ebb Duswy, and Wiis As BUTTERS & CO. Auctloneers, ABE LIPMAN, Pawnbroker, ‘Will hold an Auct{on Sale of UNREDEEMED PLEDCES, Jewelry and Merchandise. HONDAY AND TUESDAY MORNINGS, May 28 and 29, At 10 o’clock, at the Auction Rooms of WM, A. BUTTERS & CO. Northeast corner of Wabash-ay. and Madison-st BANKRUPT SALE |Win. J. Hanna’s Stock WILL BE CONTINUED TUESDAY MORNING, May 29, at 10 o'c'k, AT STORE 34 & 36 South Canal-st. 23-19 27 DEDICATION OF (GN. PRATT, Manager.) ‘This elerant new West End Parlor Opera-Houre, sttu- ated 43: Madison-st. (between Elizaneth 7h ing, St ‘The following gentlemen have Kindly consent act ag Committee of Aarrangement Ton. Leonard Swett, W. HL. Wells, Es. ‘Ald. 5G. Throop, A.W. Kingsland, Esq. Ald. A. Cook, 1, N, Camp, Exq., Gen. oe Nes, + B. pautan. Paty . A. N. Waterms m. B. Thompson, ve Sai. bau Geo, G: Bideldge, Esare Talia, jonney, George Gardner 4: Sennen’ tant eorge Gardner, oy i. Je EBA., Gra Houghton, Est, Charles Ce iiliton, Esa’, —— G. 1. ithodes, Eiq.. Avery Moore, Eq. GAME No. The Entertainment wilt consist of an appropriate opening address by Col. A. N. WATERMAN, to Ue fol- lowed With a milscellancous concert by the following well-known home talent: Mr, and Mrs. LOUIS FALE, ‘Three Male Quartettes~ mm (Seco! ec. Played in the Yates-Martins championship mate} Yates’ move. 1 OCCIDENTAL HALL S77. ted "to onis the roils not sola is 3 large lot of Farm Impl grente’ail the Saeninery. 12 Single and Dole Horee- Powers, Office and Sture Fixtures, Fine Team of Morees and Harness. ae hance WM. A. noire RS & CO. ctlone cers. WEDNESDAY TRADE SALE. 200 Packages Glassware, Goblets, Tumblers, Ales, Winca, Lamps. Lagera, Chim- meys, etc. WHITE GRANITE and YELLOW WARE . In Open Lots, i ey ve 7 ble Cutlery. Siver-Plate: Tove ey Gabheees ‘aud Oltelotas. May 30, at 9:30 o'clock, at Wabash-nv, 5 & CO., Anctioncers. WEDNESDAY Mornin; our Auction Iiooms, 118 & WM. A. BUT 50 Bris Cider and Malt Vinegar. 300 Phgs Baking Powder. 25 Cases California Wine. 25 Chests Fine Grade Tea, 2 Fire-Proof Safes. WEDNESDAY, May 0, at 12 o'clock, at Our Sales- Tis aud 20 Wabae av. moons MSWMM. LUTTERS & CO., Auctioncers. THURSDAY TRADE SALE. DRY GOODS, WOOLENS, CLOTHING, Boots and Shoes, Straw Goods, ; And Wool Hats. hursday Morning. May 31, at 9:30 o'clock, At Thuttore’s Coss Auction Houths, soeond foo” Ciuy'and Country Merchants wilt always Und yood and a our 8a solable go0ds Wit. A. BUTTERS & CO.. Aucttonecrs. 7 MERCHANT TAILOR'S STOCK aid _ The Blaney, Chicago, and Oricatal— 19228 toconclude witha popular play by the Thallan Dra- Bat matic Club, ane Tickets of Admission, 50 Cents. aR oo To be obtained at the Occidental Restaurant, 435 West 27-23 Mudison-st., on Saturday the uth, or at the Tieket Oftice 2 re of the Hall on the day of the opehiag. 39-16 2 = is inno HAVERLY’S THEATRE, Di be ae GRAND EXTRA MATINEE. AED LADY: THURSDAY AFTERNOON, May 31, for the COM- PLIMENTARY BENEFIT OF FRANK L. GOODWIN, Assistant Manager. Look at the host of artists that have kindly volun tered: Mr. E. F. Thorne, Miss Laura Don, 3trs. Frank Murdock, Mr. Harry Lee,” and Mr. the favorite play ** WHO SPEAI Mark Smith in his favorite song. er." Mesers. Dickson and Lesser in the Third Act of F. F. lub ia the Played in the Yates-Martius championship match. ‘Martins’ move. qeaig | 25-90 FIRST.” *“Othelo,” And the J. F. F. Dramatic ¢ favorite draraa entitled Among the Breakers. ‘Three Grand Pisys! Secure your seats carly! Box- shect now open. HAVERLY’S THEATRE, Macume & Haventy. Proprietors. GAME NO. 5i—DEFIANCE. —— : (Fourth game, ) ‘Monday, Bfa: every evening, and Wednesday and Played in the Yates-Martins championship Fs ay 2 ct atlay “Satine sag match. ‘The Management announces with extreme grattfen- ton the perfection of arrangements whei Charming Actress MISS KATE CLA) be. fed to appear in her famous orleioal creation of LOUISE, THE BLIND GIRL, as played by her at the Union Square Theatre, New York, over 40) times, fu. that most successful ¢ramatie work THE TWO ORPHANS. | Prices a3 usua). June 4. Den Thompson in Joshua Whitcomb, entirely reconstructed. Thurs- day Afternoon, Benefit of Frank L, Goudwin. GLOBE THEATRE, Desplaines-st., between Madison and Washtagton. The Home of Legitimate Drama and Variety! ‘THE FINEST OL10 PERFORMANCE IN THE CITY, By the Leading Artists of the profession. kK, glis dit if the ‘Tala week, the English edition of the Great Dramatic TWO ORPHANS. ‘Miss Victorta Richter, Miss Nellie Maskell, Mr. Val- ¢ Love, Mr. Chas. U. Norton, and our Splen Grand Orchestra under the dire: reby, the n- TO 1s-14, 10-6 S53—LAIRD AND LADY. ifth Game, jartins chat ins? m\ Playod in the ‘Yates: ‘Popular Prices—10, 15, 25. and 35 cents. Remember, the TWO ORPHANS fori6 cents! NEW CHICAGO THEATRE, Clark-st., opp. Sherman House, THE EMPEROR OF PRESTIDIGITATEURS, COMMENCING Wednesday Evening, May 30, And continuing every evening and Saturday Matinee. Box Otfice opens for sale of seats TUESDAY, May 29. POPULAK PRICES. THE TOLEDO, 141 East Madison-st. Grand Sacred Concert! ‘TIS AFTERNOON AND EVENING, Also every night, given by 20 of the best musicians im the city. First appearance of PROF. LAMBERG, Blan the Operatic Segcra MIT Tae Gee Sos Algo s sy LLIE NNE) SARTORI. Admiesion oniy 10 cts, So ADELPHI THEATRE, J.'H, HAVERLY.... ‘Proprietor and Manager THIS EVENING, MAY 27, SPECIAL PERFORMANCE AT 8:15, Remember, ALL LADIES’ NIGHTS! Heartfest applause greets tie famous © RDERED LOVE. ‘The deed is done! It matters not the hand ‘That dealt the bitter and the cruel blow: “Twas thine or mine, or both; and now it lies Between us here, in utter silence, low In the dust of cold disdain and pnde, Past resurrection—never more to swell ‘The heart's pulsations: "bove its quiet grave Ifands clasp and part, and lips repeat, Farewell Peace to its ashes! May forgiveness rest On he or she whose traitorous touch has turned Aside the current of the heart's pure tide, And palled the brightness where Love's oft light ured. ‘The deed is donc! Closed are the tender eyes— Crossed are the hands the thrilless breast above. Hast thou no vity? Art thou woman? Say, Hast thou no tears for this, our murdered lov rapidly, and over the heads of those who had been in the studio montbs to his days. THE RECOMPENSE OF PREFERENCE, however, was his. To Mr. Schaus foes the gredit of discovering bis talent, bringing him into position to do his best, and introducing him 1o the prosperity which would have rendered Mr. Belmont’s generosity unnecessary, had death delayed his call. His pictures were sold with- out waiting at prices more Satisfactory than the common. “The success Mr. Irving, achieved in the comparatively short time be was White. White to play and win. POSITION NO.. 15. By Ws. E. Davipses, Lafayette, Ind. Black men on 2,°11, 21; Kings op 28, 30, 32. White men on 5, 14, 23, 20; Kings on 19, 22, Diack to move and win. an artist is the more noteworthy because of the 3-10 date hour at which he entered upon the work, 3 caer Eas not yet boon told iste Wee fare nce witewias: 5 not yet 0 told in the West, I think, how a SN he wasa wealthy Southerner Lefore the War, | 13-9, | SSEGSON TORSION MOM. fought for the cause he believed in, and found st | 21S | himself without proverty or profession at its end, with a family dependent pon bine Thee it was that early talent for drawing decided to make is way and living “as an artist, Years of study snd struggies were ‘White wins by first position, TO CORRESPONDENTS, F. A. Fitzpatrick, St. Louis, ato.—Particnlars ‘dy mail. succeeded by years. bringing him not only sup- | John Dempster, New York—Thanks for the port, ae ate Bromiss, of regaining’ by his | Courtesy. own'efforts a fortune equal to that he had ins Bs " = herited and lost. The trial of athletic skill in cosptiea sagoemaiber BERETS US Teo tke studio of a fellow-artist} resulted i which, undoubtediy, caused irvine nervous prostration and death. words, tells a life-story that had romance and manliness. Mr. which woul lize a large sum, could it sold at what it cost. The ach and courtiy con. tumes the ertist painted were from the models hehad made for him, and a collection equal iu extent and quality is possessed by.no artist in this country. This, unfortunately, does not avail the widow and ber large family. To es- tablish a fund sufficient for her support, not J, Osborn, city.—Solution to Problem and Posi- tlor both correct. James Hill, Providence, BR, 1.—Will see about it and answer by mail, J..W. Hawley, city.—The problem is good, and shail grace our column coon.» » W. B. Fonville, Kankakee, Nl.—Your congrat- ‘lations are very gratifying. A.D. Davis. Colorado Springs, Col.—It has no! reached us. Wilt atendiowe i W, E. Trnax, Motley, Minn.—Your Problem Is ‘Good, and shail appear in next Sunday's isenc, the subsequent. This, in a few in it much of Irving left some artist's costumes Cady bas aan Gules for her support Dr. W. M. Purcell, Terre Waute, Ind.—Your (oe pab- :] i ie his eallers, but he has given 3500 in money. | paveole Gontriuutions are at hand, for which you eral others have followed his example, and Phil J. Altschul, city.—Your solution to prob- lem No. 14 is correct. although you work itby a diferent tine of play thsn the one intended by its with such leadership there sired trust fond wil besccured” Retease te oS i AD every where have an interest in such ‘a sovetn movement a3 itisan encourgement to the worker, a | "2°" nee Bee tinplate ere erese of art in this country, CHECKER ITEMS. : - are pot appreciated Gor checks i pullipot be made so often in the fare Mot such | lect Sundae iene Wee Snavoldably omitted in ‘After this digression, ft will ‘be ‘a Messrs. Baldwin and Skinner are reported to be while to ret well worth } playing match at Lincoln, Neb., for the charms few of Sins Belmrosre Ser, to note brietly a | Fionship of the State. eee The Boston Handicap Tourney is in progress. with about thirty contestants. “Mir. D. Rinewood is the only player competing in the first class. The Prairie City Dranghts Tourney st Terre TREASURES Ix On. The fallery is admirably lghted, asd while ue oss are occupied every inch, no picture 2ut can be seen in good relief, be it on the line arin the sky. In the con Bante, Ind., is, for unexplalned “reasons, aot rested by the argo Bougerean waeeees WE | Ukety to be Guished at preset Dre Barcell “lens shild,” in which the mother's face has some. | 2° *6re- A match of twelve games for the championship “charity.” In the gallery prover Reet gf Connecticut hes been arranged to be played at anted ‘by “The Twins)? ore iden on May 30, bet ‘Messrs. anvases are Rosa, Bonheurs Sars, ihe larger and Cook. e no ig Biehtoot ‘Rendezvons de Chasse,” one of her most valuale sense | “Dr. W. M. Parcell writes, “In lookin, aarine view by Meyer; Hebert's ©“ Savorand.s | 88M6No. 20. by Mir Helier: correcting wesae he ‘tha world of meaniog in the faces Norue | ie Orvis-Johnson match, ‘and claimfae a aking emet’s “Storming of Cairo; and “Going to | Back. yet’, Pest mores were not mado for lack. A re, wo have thin pos se Dance," by Louis Kans. The latter is | aision? Diack mea ond ki es; Sie ar ala ee _| Higgd and Soft Coa) at Market Rates. RANKRUPT SALE. BANKRUPT SALE OF THE ARCHITECTURAL RON WORKS. The undersigned will receive bids, at the office of Ela & Parker, 156 Washington-st.. for the Foundry and Machine Shop, Machtnery, Tools, ete.. belonging to the Emate of John McArthur, Bankrupt being Nos. 40080 8t., and ST Gf (loctustye) Ontario- st.. subject to all’ iocumbrnnees, except the second trust deed, Also for the interest uf tld Bankrupt tn the contracts for farnishing the tron for the new Cook County Court-House, at Chicago, and the new Court. House at Peorta, 11." Inventory and fall description of ‘the proverty and incumbrances, and the contracta and abstracts of title, may be lsd’ at the ofiice of Hla & Tretwecn gana fO etween 9 a fock a.m. on thetih day of dung, Nt Iereneee RLY’S MINSTRELS. 50 GRAND STARS. 50 Ina Magnificent Programme. Perfection and Refine- ment of Sinstreisy night a Wednesday sud Saturday Afatineca, “U2 Wee Also June S—Benedt of FRED AIMS. VEW CHICAGO THEATRE, Clark-st., opp: Sherman House. LE COMMANDEUIC CAZENEUVE! Commencing WEDNESDAY EVEN'G, evening, and SATURDAY Matinee, 617% Every Change of Performance each evening. POPULAR PRICES. ~~ SPIRITUALISM, EB. V- WILSON, ‘The Most Wonderful Test Med! We hold a seance in Grow'a Opers-Hail, Biz Went Stetson! Ad c! Bt. this after 30" 25 ofthe Juage of the District Court oF" the Uae cones, seme eee for the Northern District of Mlinols, and sccepted or SUNOWD eras Feferted aa tne Court roy direct. EE RESOUES( eae HIARLES E. RAT, Assignee. ALLEGHENY MOUNTAIN RESORT, ELA & PARKER. Attorneys for assignee, COAL. For Domestic Use, $4, Delivered. 122-20 penton; Liberal Discount on Steam Trade. Cresson Springs Hotel, ‘This popular summer reso) iS cepts Popular summer resort will be open for the re ; 1 th Day of June. ine Eastward and Westward (Great Pennsylvania Fal) stup at Cresson al very half EKOES ORCHESTIEA tins been eer ee u, Huvting, de. Superfatendent Unton Depot Hotel Pitisbirg. cant oe Shelter Island, L, I., N. ¥. oc is, Deautitul Seaside Resort opens for the season JUNE 9. FRED H. GOULD. 1 JABS 8. COLT, fProo'rs, PIGEON COVE HOUSH, Cape Ann, Mass. On extreme point of Cape. View of Seg aaa WoadPe Amat, ORL oe nine ‘Take Eastern Ralirond trom boone COO8 Mablins. S15. ELLEN S. ROBINSON & Co. WATSON COAL & MINING CO. 101 Washington-st. 192 East Twelfth-st. —— eee FRU CHANGES, james Rennie, in Mra, Simon the Cellar-" Manhanset House | west. Custom Made Clothing, Toths, Cassimeres, Trimmings, Etc, Thursday Morning, May 31, at 11 o'clock, tour Salesrooms, 118 and 120 Wabash-av. Also an Invotce of French Flowers, Ostrich Feathera and Plumes; an Invoice of Desirable Millinery Goods. WM. A. BUTT! CO,, Auctioneers, AUCTION SALE Choice Gi Paintings, THE PRIVATE COLLECTION Gen. Garrabaldi Josephi, NEW YORK CiTy, | Thursday Morning, Miy 31, at 10 o'clock, At.Room, 130 and 132 Wabash-ay,, soutbeast corner SMailson-st. ‘The Collection 13 2 very fine one, which will be on Seelbitioa on Monday and until the morning of the sale. jogues are now ready. WM. A. BUTTERS & CO., Auctioneers. By WM. F. HODGES & CO. - AT OUR WAREROOMS, 662 West Lake-st., we shall acll on Saturday evening, June 2, at 7:30 o'ciock, a general line of HOUSEHOLD GOODS, Marble-top dressing case sets, dining, kitchen, and laundry furniture, crockery, glassware, etc., “etc. WILLLAM £, HODGES © Co. . Auctioncers, 663 West Lake-st. ee eee WM. A. BUTTERS & CO. AUCTION SALES. SLISON, POMEROY & CO., BY peered and 80 standotph-st- For TUESDAY MORNING, May 29, at 9:30 a. m., large and attractive sale HOUSEHOLD rORNITUBE, New and Second-hand Carpets, General Mereban- e, &C., at our stores, 78 and 80 Randolph-st. ELISON, POMEROY & CO., Auctfoneers. TURKISH RUGS AT AUCTION, AT OUR STORES, 78 and 80 Randolph-st., Wednesday Morning, May 30, at 10 o'clock, and Afternoon at 2:30 o’clook, We have in store a directconsignment of REAL TURKISH and PERSIAN RUGS, Comprising the latest and most elegant de- signs, in Medium, Large, and Extra Large Sizes." The Finest and Most Beautifal Goods ever shown in this city, And well worthy the attention of buyers. ELISON, POMEROY & CO. PAWNBROKER'S SALE. Unredeemed Pledges FROM A. GOLDSMID'S LOAN OFFICE, Thursday Morning, May 31, at 10 o’clock. FINE GOLD AND SILYER WATCHES, DIAMONDS, JEWELRY, PLATED WARE, SILVERWARE.’ Ete., Ete. ELISON, POMEROY & CO. OUR REGULAR WEEKLY SALE Friday Morning, June 1, at 9:30 O'Clock, * Immense display newand second-hand FURNITURE, One magnificent Chamber Set, cost ‘$co0. Elegant Parlor Furniture, CARPETS, General Honschuld Goods, Desks, Chairs, General Merchandise, c. ELISON, POMEROY & CO., Auctr’s. By GEO. P. GORE & CO., 68 and 70 Wabasb-av. REGULAR TRADE SALE DRY GOODS, Tuesday, May 29, 0:30 a.m. SPECIAL OFFERING EXBROIDERIES AXD WHITE GOODS. By order of Robert Macdonald, New York, Three Thonsand Pieces to pay advances. DRESS SILKS AND RIBBONS, Together with very desirable lines of goods, espe- cially in conformity with present demand. CARPETS at 1 o’clock p.m. GEO. P. GORE & CO.. Auctioneers. 1400 CASHS SAMPLES AND DUPLICATES Boots, Shoes, and Slippers AT AUCTION, WEDNESDAY, MAY 30, AT 9:30 A. ¥., Choice lines of Custom-Made and Colored Goods will be included. GEO. P. GORE & CO., 68 and 70 Wabash-ay- RAILEOAD T ILE TABLE, an AAOAD TERE MARL -| ARRIVAL AND DEPARTORE Of TRAD Explanation of Reference sarks-+ rd. * Sunday excepted. Satan Fife Sanday £8 we tae Pe Daly meer Reape | CHICAGO & NOR’ Raw ‘Ticket Offices, @3 Clark-at. AY, the depots. Sherman Home) aad aPacific Fast Line.. aStoux City & Yani Y 01 aDabuque Day Ex.via Cit aDubuque Night Ex. via Cton Express: OMfiwaukee Pass ences * dMilwaukee Passenger (daliy) dGreen Lake Express. bGreen Bay Express. o8t, Paul & Minneapoi d8t, Paul & Winona Express. bLaCrosve Express. bMarquette Express ai bGeneva Lake Expres... “g-Depot comer of Wal sad Kine ee Depot eorasr of Gagal aaa Giese a CHICAGO, ALTON & §%. LOUIS AND OUTY & VENVER BHORT ‘Plekes mee 125 maeagreas ‘a—Depor Depot KANSAS ‘Tnion Depot, West. Bide, ‘Twenty-third-st, ansas Cit} R ‘© Sprisedela ex St. Louis, Springficld & Texas'$ Pekin and Peoria Fast Express ad Peorls Express. Ex He tet Peoria, Keokuk & Rurtington * Chicago & Paducah It. It Ex, Streator. Lacon, Wash'ton Ex’ Jollet & Dwight accommdat'n} Geneva Lake & Rockford... & Denver Fast aloes P12. * 9:00 a. rm. Leave. a t t BEES SPP PPS PPS PSE E PSP BBBBBSE 5 PyPP Tia Carty a Leave. "| Arire~ | Ae is MICHIGAN foot of Lake-st., and aRetetcoice, a7 clare-se- soutsean foot of T went JAD, Y-secondn, t dolph, Grand Paclic Hotel, and at Palmer Hoye? Lesve. | _Arviver Mall (ris Main and Ate Line)...* Day Express.. ie Kalamazoo Ac Atlantic Express (daily). Night Express. LAKE SHORE & MICHIGAN S0UTEERY, Mall, vis Main Ztne. Special N.Y. Express Atlantic Express, dally. Colehour Accommodatios Night Express... Leave. 40 p. 10:20 p. CHICAGO, MILWAUKEE & ST. PAUL Rananiy, Untoa Depot, comer Sfadison and Canal-mts, Ticket Ofice, 63 South Clark-st., opposite Sherman HaKt and at Depot. J wees fue | Anne Mwaukee Express. * 7:50.81.) 4 Wisconsin & Minnesota Ti| ie ica . bale ay E: Joe. "10:00. 4: Wisconsin, lows, aud’ iiane-| Swe: ta Express, 5:CSp. m.|*11:008, m, #01 Wisconsin & ht Express, “AW trains run vis Milwaukee. Tickets for St. Pau and Mtinneapol{s are good cither vis Madison a da Chien, or via Watertown, and it 9:00p. m.!t 7:08, LaCroase, i: Ld it. Pan inves, * S and Canal and De: at, » and at depots. Sixteenth-sts. Tleket Odes, CHICAGO, BURLINGTON & QUINCY RATLRMD. fout of Lake-st., Indisna-av., and §| th ey ‘buque, &: Rockfrd, D'but Pactie Express iansas City Pacite Nig Omab: aha, Hansas City, ison, St. Joe, and Texss... 5. ‘Mendota, Ottawa, aud Strestor * Mendota, Oitawa, and Streator * fri, D' ‘Sloux City * 9:30a.m.,* 7, &Stons City * 9:30 p.m." maha and Atch- 10:00 pm. t65Sam {_Leave. | Arrive. *10:50 a.m. i sp! ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD. Devot, foot of Lake-st. and foot of Tye Ticket Otce, 121 Randolph-st., ni St. Louts Express .. St. Louts Fast Line Catro-& New Orleans Catro, Arkansas & Texas Ex Sprtazfield Day Ex. Springileld Night Bx. inst Peorla, Keokuk Dubuque & Sioux City Ex. on & Keokut ‘& Hannibal. On Tharsday, May 31, at 9% o'clock, we shall ecll, without reserve, a large invoice of Block-Tim Hollow-Ware, 30 elegant Parlor Suits, Refrigera- tors, Chamber Setts, with Dressing-Cases, Walnut Chairs and Rockers, Fancy Enameled’ Cottage Chamber Setta, Ensy-Chairs, Bookcases, Ward- robes, Walnut’ Bedgteads, and Bureaus, What- Nots,’ Hall Trees, Extension-Tables, Lounges, Hair. Husk, and Wool Mattresses, Wire-Springt Show-Cases, Parlor aud Office-Deske, Velvet, Ei glisn, Body Brussels, and Wool Carpets; some ele- gant wll leather-top Phactona and Harmesees. GEORGE P. GORE & UO. Auctioneers. Depot corner Canal and Mi 25 att 25 a.m."* 7:45pm 15 p.m. 10cm, a _ cs ty second, ear Care FITTSBUBG, FT, WAYNE & CHICAGO RAILWAY. fadison-sta. Ticket (flees 65 Clark-st.. Palmer House, and Grand Pacttic Hott, ‘Matt and Express... Pactte Express. Fast Line... ‘Leave. “Arrive, ‘Train: One eo foot of Me from Exposition Buildin; Mone Woot Vicker-odices: so Clarkesrs Palmer Grand Pacltic, aud Depot (Exposition Building). By H. C. BUNT & Co. = |_| 276 Enst Madison-st. Moraing Express... ‘e208 m.! Chattel _mortrage sale of furniture, Toesday, May | PastLine.-.-.---.+- S400 St: 10 fiatinoeke Ate Fe Tablen Shiebosrds Toasts ROOK Orviy BATLRAD .T. Hat-Racks, M. T. Tables, Sideboards. Bedsteads, Tureaus, Commodes, Lounges, Chairs, a full line of GEICAGO, ROG? ISLAND zsh Bie Test Carpets, Hair, Moss,’ and Husk Mattresses, Beds and Bedding of all Kinds. including cveryeniny used It housekeeping. Also, two Pler Mtrors, 2x7, chance for bargains, ' Sale positive. by order af. mo agees, I. C. HONT & CO. MILAM BRUSH, Auctioneer and Avent for Mort- gagces. POSTPONED. Cascalver Club Rooms To come off TUESDAY MORNING, May 29. Tuavoidable circumstances preventing. HODGES & CO. By ROSENFELD & MUNZER, Auclioncers, 42 and 44 Madison-st., near Wabash-ay. SALE BY CATALOGUE Tuesday, May 29, 10 o'clock, Sharp. By Order of a Manufacturer. A large and attracttve Iine of Suspenders: also A large and attractive line of Tats in Fur and Straw, Seasunable gco:ls and latest styles; also 15 Cases Trimmed tfats and Sundowns: Alarge aud attractive line of Fancy Grain kibbons;, also A fall line of Ladfes’ U1 A line of Children’s Loni Dress Tur! Bo ‘Sash and Gros also “ited Hanakerchtefs: ‘Aso a magnidcent tine of Tattingw and WovencThicad Lace, and pumerons other goods suitable for beat elty and c rade, ROSENFELD & MUNZER, Auctioneers. By WM. MOOREHOUSE & CO., Auctioneers, 84 and 88 Randotph-st. * Regular Sale Days Wednesdays and Saturdays, A full stock of Newand Second-hand goods ready for every sale. ee TOT Ae peor ge BMPEROL OF | ON WEDNESDAY, MAY 30, AT 9:30 A. M., We shalt offer an unusually large etock of NEW FURNITURE ¥ Ofall kinds. Parlor Farnitare, Chamber Furniture, Dining-room and Hall Furniture, OFFICE FUR- ‘NITURE, Carpets in all styles, qualities, and grades. Alo a large stock of Second-hand Gonds. Parties looking for barguins will do well to at- tend this gale. By HIRAM BRUSH. THE SALE or Watches, Plated-Ware, Jewe'vy, Clocks, Books, Stationery, and Fancy Goods, AT 222 STATE STREET, corner of Jackson, will be continucd every after- noon and evening at 2 and 7:0, until entire stock and fixtures ure sold. Wargainy may be seenred, 23 the property wilt be sold without reserve,” v BANKRUPTCY SALE OF Mortem address” "| Marble, Marble Mantels, Grates, Slate and Marble Tile, Base and Tombstone Stock. Desks, ete., at 713 and 715 Wabash-av. Will be sold at exe than half it taken in next five days, Dy se COREaL cont BRADFORD HANCOCK, Assignee. By RADDIN & CLAPP, 85 Wabash-av, Large snd Attractive Auction Trade Sale of BOOTS & SHOE ‘To be held at our salesrooms, 85 Wabnshsay., Chicaze. on TURSDAY, May 29, Your special attention ty cated to this sale, comprising trst quality goods, to be sold without reserve. Sale to coinmence protagely ae ao Orlock. RADDIN CLAPP, “Auctioneer. DISSOLUTION. ‘The firm of Fairbanks & Chapin fa this day dis- solved by mutual consent. ‘The business of the above firm will be continued by : Co. “F. Chapin, under the style of E.¥. Chapit » 90 Lasalle-st., Chicago, May 26, Isis ae BOSINESS CARDs. 5 (URGICAL INSTRUMENT. S. S. BLISS, For the past 25 years of ie J. Reed & Ga. ies es 2p ae DE, Mg Tey, Ns resumed business at 70 State-st. line of Magnetic Batteries, Elssti - ets, Cratches, Trusses, Syringes gests Bar Trurn EYE AND EAR OCULIST AND AURIST, GAS FIXTURES, Gas Fixtures. By THOS. J. MAY, BANERUPT stock BOOTS, SHOES & SLIPPERS, Thave a $3,000 retail stock of Boots and SI fine manufacture that must be gold at once fer er OCEAN STEAMSHIPS. GENERAL TRANSATLANTIC COMPANY, The mal) steamers of thiy Company, between Ne York and Havre. callingat Plymouth (G. ) for the innding of pussengers, Will sail from pler 42 N. I, foot f Morte en ertOn s+ VERY WEDNESDAY. ‘T, Lacuesnuz, Wed.. Sfay 30, . PARIS, Denaspa.... Wed dune g. 1p. Saxgu Wed:. June 13, 74. m. GOLD (including wings if & ae mae by RICE OF P. TU HAVKE—Is0 Cabin, $100; S 3 rip = ia ss heel Cabin, ‘$053 Steerage, incinding wine, ins nd ate 5 (oh EEA MOUTH. LONDOS. or aay ralway' station Eng 4 Firat Cabin, $90to $100, according to_accommoda- tlon:Second’ Cabin, Sony Third St Stecrass $27, Including e Tae ae anoree ot So! Steerawe, $x as above. Return tickets, ut verv reduce vi through England or France, “ouce FMS - available Steamers marked thus * do not carry ‘steerage passen- ers. For passage and frelcht apaty 19 C AN. Arent, 55 Broadway, or W. F. WHITE, 67 Clark-st., Miumt tor ‘Chicago,’ AMERICAN LINE, Philadelphia and Liverpool. colhgonly transatlantic line calling under the Amert- lag. Salling every Thursd: be and Wednesday from Liverpoot. > 7% Phllndetpaia, RED STAR LINE Carrying the Belgian and United States matte, every twelve days, alternately front PULLS DEES and SEW YORK. DIRECT and ONLY to aS EWR ORK. Drafts in amounts to suit. ee RIG E IT & SONS. Gen'l Agents, 119 East Randolph: SOhleazo. ALLAN LINE OCEAN MAIL STEAMSHIPS, VIA QUEBEC and VIA BALTLMUORE. PASSAGE, all classes, between principal points Europe and America. Gabi ‘i - monations unxeceNeds sind Seldon Recoue Shortest Sea Houte. Su} 5 Otticers.. Disetplined Crews re Aas AE seven ing Kule. Three Weekly Sailingy each way. Emigrant und Stecrage P: th dest. In att respects, at lowest rates. Appieee “To VOF¥ best, Nos, 726 74 Lateline. Gleam, INMAN STEAMSHIP LINE, Carrytag the Matis between EUROPE AND AN ERICA. For passage apply at Com ¥ ee, 32 at, Chieage. FRASUISC: BROWS es ae Cia 2 NCIS C. Bi Brats ou Great liritain aud lela, CUNARD MAIL LINE. Salling three times a week t aj aes Be, eck to and from British pply at Company's Office, Clark and Ran aphcat. Chicagoe weet comer ¥, BL DU VERNET. General Western Agent, WHITE STAR LINE Carrying the Met, ch NEW Saree Detween NEW ze OR} ye AvpIY at Comany'somlee, Saat MER- ALFRED LAGERGREN, Drafts on Grent Britain and Irciagu, Vestere Avent SCALES, a a na eae FAIRBANKS’ STANDARD SCALES OF ALL KINDS, | FAIRBANKS, MORSE & 00. 11 & 113 Lake St, Chicago. Becareful tobuy only the Genuine, FUR SAL By J. L. REED & co., Auctioneers, 101 and 103 North Clark-st. Another tmmense sale st Auction of Storage and Established in Chicsgo nearly a quarter uf fist Goods For dottom vrices go to GATS Gas Fisturo | Sianmbella Meare nesty quater at wcentary. | sionanty {RMeNS, ‘Taesday, May 29, ab 1oa g ra ¢ | m. et our Spacious Ws ° wufactory, G7 and OD Canal-st.,near Macison, ” | Exbyetd eae Ullce, Se We gat. of Chiesa! cag | Ha Teliness wo niaagter Private saien Guus mae oflice 56 Clark-st., Sherman House. Pern Accomm: Night Express. Omaha, Leayenw'th & Atch Ex, jodation. ‘Leave. Depart. © &:10p.m fTen EKANKAKEE LINE. From Central Depot, foot of Lake-st. Depart. | Arrive. Di ress (except Sunday) .| 10:00. m./ 9:06. Rigue Bipresceeee | Bea pem| Tse CINCINNATI AIR LINE & KOKOMO LIVE From Ry. Depot, corner of Cituton and Carroll-«tt ‘Depart. ) Arrive Day Express (except Sund Oa. m.| e109. Mane apres GA ec Soop mel FURS, GOODRICH Daly. Sunday excepted. mapee. For Grand Haven. Grand ct For Green i sm ET Office and docks, foot For MNwaukee and all West Shore ports, Saturday's boat don’t go arti Friday morning's boat goes. pids, and Muske- Gon. Dally, Sunday exdepted. For Slanistee and Ludington, tr For st. Joseph. Tuesday, Thursday, ‘and’ Sat. LAME NAVIGATION. through to ALLAN MINTYRI Lake Superior porta Monday. May 28, at 8 o'clock p.m For Freight or Passage apply to EUEOLD & AUSTRIAN. Manazers Lake Superior People’s Line, 72 Market-te ———————eeeeee For Lake Superior. PHEROUHS oa Commander, will leave for 0 2 Company, 2 STOCKHOLDERS’ MEETING. FERS Otte oF Chicago’ & ‘Northwestern Hala Wallst, New Yons, April 26, 187% The Annual Mecting of the Stockhol Bondholders of this Company for the ¢! Directors pursuant to law, and for the transael of such other business as may come before ders and ection of tion said meeting, will be held at the office of the Compan, in chleago; on Thursday, the 7th of June next ne transfer books will close on Saturday, Me 5, and open'on Monday, Jane 11 next. Bondholders will authenticate their vo! ALBERT KEEP, President Jr., Secretary. by registration. ALL. SYKES, ting bonds. Dlockholders’ Mesting, Notice is hereby given that the annual meeting of the Chicago South Branch Dock Company, fot the election of Directors of eald Company, w! heid at ti Building, No. 40 Dearborn-at,, in the cit} cAR0, at'10 a. m., Wednesday, June 0; A, D- he ofiice of eald Company, Room 2 Dickey E. G. MASON, Secretary of Chicago South Branca Dock Co. Stockholders’ Meeting. A special meeting of the Stockholders of RAND, MCNALLY & CO., Company, in the ‘Ci June 4, Will be held at the odice of ibe ity Of 0, OD iN 4 1877, at 3 o'clock p. m-> to take action OB the sule of the Hand, McNally & Co. Railway Guide to the National Railway Publishin: ‘NES, pany. T. Chicago, May 24, 1877, g Come Secretary- “ASSIGNER’S SALE. SLEN’S FURNISHING GOODS. The entire stock of roods now at 15 5: Filth-av, ts being closed out foreash at low aioe Dealers looking for job lots will tind barguing. Ne ITE, Asuiynce,. ~ Orricg Cutcago, Rock Ianaxp & Pactvic Rall: Road Company, April 24, 1977. The Annual Meeting of the S! ders of the Chi- land a Lecluc hattond Con. i for the | election of Di ¥ ee rectors pursuant to law. aad the trapmace of sue! wileete ‘h other bus on Velock a tn ¥.2 TOWS, Sccrevary, business fore. lidar the Office of the Company. tn of pany fn the City . the eth day of June next, s¢1t HUGH MEDDLM, Presidene*