Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, April 14, 1878, Page 16

SAN FRANCISCO. Stagnation in Finance, Politics,. and Society. ‘Why the <« Chronicle” Is Down on Flooa & O’Brien. A Sketch of the Several Clubs of San Francisco. Ths Fapny Way in Which the Bokemian Was Orizinated. A Veritable Crushed Tragedian Takes Cold Poison. FINANCIALLY. Swectal Correspondence of The Tribune, Sax Fraxcisco, April .—We have fallen into 3 state of utter stagnationin our town—polit- ical. financial, social. The Legislature having adjouroed, and the lobbyists having pocketed their supply of the #poils, the political bulabaloo is over for the present. All the commissions have heen created, and al! the offices filled. There isnoth- ing for the boys to do but rest on their oars till the next hreeze blows up. Financially. there is a dead calm. which is bet- ter perhaps than a destructive gale, but, when even money-getting becomes s tame pursuit, what is to become of Californians? Ina coun- 1ry where evervbody deals in stocks, from the milliopaire who rattles to his door inan ele- gantly-appointed couve, to the man who con- sents. sfier much persussion, to carry off the fwiil-barrel in bus cart, every tusinessis peculiarly Bensiuve 10 the action of the #tock market. Notwihstandimg the defeat of the Tuttle bill, there uas been an enormous deciine in stock: roeculution recently, In fact, the brokers depend lurpeiv upon Easiern orders to puil them throuch. Califormians have become weary of bucking at a wine at which they eun mever win. The great Fonanza mavw ewaliows evervthing avd nevor dis- porzes People 4o noi alwais realize their sriev unces until they are {old of them, and in thie in- wtsnce their wrougs have been put before them in sach strong colars that feeling is risine very hizh. The bonanza four were unfortunate enough a Counie f vears ago to allow the proprictors of the Chronicte to bebadly - stuck ™ 1n 8 big trausuction. 1say unfortunate, because, with all their milhons, bey huve rised & torment for themselves, which, like Haugua's ghost, will ot down. There arc few people with the moral courage 10 be in- ent Lo uewspaper cemsure or praise. 1t is a peculineity of the CAromicle that, if 1t once goes affer any one, it coes after him forever, Tt has Duthing complimertary o say of the irm of Flood & O'Brien. and, with sil their dividends. and minee, aud mills, and bauks, and vaults, they are tronbled by it 1t s not probable that it ean ever bring the “four kings,” ue it calls them, to penury, hat it can block their yame, 'There would be no market and no Spoils withont the ontsiders, and the Chronicle has frichtened the outsiders. Flood & O'rien buy po real estate, build me Loukes, promote mo enter- prires, and_are intercsted in mo labor-giving chemes. The Chronicle regards them as befng as complete non-producers as the Chinese. Al the money they make descends into the capacious vaults of the Nevads Bank. and is anly brought out agnin 1o lnan to poor, hard-up devils at big rates of in- terest. The Chronicle bas a very graphic and complete way of presenting these little facts 20 its readers, and_the consequence i a very lively war of word o the street between the two factions. Every one who has been very badly used during the Fiood & O'Bricn regime. sides with the Clron- e. Every one who hae an animus against the Chron- icle_sides with Flood & OBrien. and declares that the mines were never before £o well managed. Whichever is right. or whichever is wrong, it is evideat, from the marked decline in basiness, that * outsiders fear there i8 something rotten fn Den- mark. o THE CLUBS. Socially, pleasure-making is at a full stop, partly on account of the Lenten season and partly on account of & very general packing up for the French Exvosition. Aside from the lively Saturday afternoons in the Park, there is very little refaxation, and the consequence is a full attendance at the clubs. Our city is quite liberally supplied witn them. The Union Club is the club par exceilence, for, while the members of the Tnioa belong to near- Iy all the other clubs in town, there are many members of the other clubs who do not belong o the Union. It is the oldest of them all, and is conducted more nearly upon the English plan than any of the others. Tt has for many years_occupicd the rooms in the old Wells-Fareo Building. The ceilings are low. the doors somewhat cramped. the windows are filled with little old-fashioned panes of glass. The fumiture was somewhat aptiquated, nmtil very recently, when they pscked off all the old =tufl and replaced it with modern gildings, tapes- trics, leathers, and Eastlake styles. Many a housewife would have gone wild over the mahogany chests of drawers, the epindle- legned escritoires. (ne great capacions mrmoires and old-fasnioned bedsteads that came to lignt i the cleamng-out. Lut ther were packed off to tne auction house, and ecattered. , With all its new furniehings, the place retains something of {ts old-fashioned atmosphere and heavy respectability. It is the rendezvous of all ihe older merchants, from the biz down-town commission and shipving houses and such places. Its is quite celebrated. and 1 15 the only club in town which is quite complete in ita appointments, serving every day ‘reakfast, dinner, lunch, und supper, and afford- jug todging accommodation for & number of mem- Lers. ’ Jt bas two cliques—the old fogics and the yonng £wells, and & mild but constant warfare is keot up between thew. It in wost active, naturally, st clection time. but they keep the powers evenly balanced, and they abide by cach otker when there ie candidate for election. He is viewed wi critical hostility until hie is actually a mewber of the charmed body. ‘I'he Pacide Club has very few young members, It it composed principally of pioneers, who are better known to peopre senctaily than’ the Froni street merchants of the Union Ciu. Aul the big real estate men, all the older editore, many of the lezal lights, and o lurge unmber of capitalists belong 10 the Parific Club, They do not live in 1t, 28 they do 1 the old honse down the street. Tney do the most of their tippling there, take Jancl: and run in uights for a bite of sapper, bat they never it arouud 28 they do at the Union Clab, unlesk it way be ut 2 zame of chess or cards, Play £ometimes runs Very high, poker being the ortho. e Paise Club “Tle Pacific Club ie oue in which ther R few chauzcs. Tts members seem 10 live along very comtortably without any perceptible change in ap. earance, habits. or condition, They are not the kind of men who zrow snddenls rich or poor. and hsve nearly all 8 competency. They have arrivea :tlha‘etl:n’d;;llfl tiwe of life wher prople ¢o not nange, and tiere is ves o i SR 13 eeldom an 1mnovation of “There ix an 1dea carrent among them that all the other clubs are too vastly o ¢ Pact ot differeat from the Pacidc ke Bohemian Clup {s something distinct n apart frou any or all of thexe. They bave 3n 1he Tuome a clever cartoon of 1= forndation. Nothing s seen Lut four pairs of boote. a barrel of pevr. aud a cloud f xmoke: but it is cminently pestive. Theee four pairs of boots apnertained to Tout genuine Bohemiane, who, beinz such, found, Yery naturaly, after they had orzanized, themeelyrn iuto s cluy, that they could not pay their duen, 1t becsiue ecessary o Lake in some: onc who could, In grlet 10 supvort the inntitgtion. 5 An invitation was extended to ey the patzons of the The Clni sprans into immediate and unboupded ponularity, aud. althouch ROt more thas brog o 75 old, now numbers more than 360 mem- 1418 15 8 moxt flourishing condition. though it ix composed eo larzely of wen who ve nothing Lo do with the world of art aud let 148 et distinctively Bobemian, i TR, EINZUTS. Artists, wits, Tonters of any iinence in their profession uclung The doctc: nRmencal inte = . lawyers, merchants. brok: vers, <. nrokers. are pei ";lvcncr. but very many of them step e ¢ of Dobemia With wmarked aaupt- 11 zman have a lat, il i i it ent pift within hi; &3::::;‘:%: pretty eure to bring & out - They 1] conve 1 ¢ B opnanuihly convocation which zocs under the * eeutleman who ix elected Videx a prom which i, in it= character. ‘iowards worning, en the hnmor becomes mellow. *‘Low Jigks™ begina. Thi, s glus. This 18 entire] Shoxlempore affair. and twice the fan of the Alic ow! ie the emblematic bird of Also, alarge cage is built into th {he Uow windows. where & Hire oy 0 Sl lace, and b wWitha superabundsnce of atten i Sente witb Connideraole dacaty. o "l B re- € rooms are interesting (0 the casn: f The numeros artists i the Club, both pn:vle:xi‘cf:;i and amateur, have cmbelliehed the walls with popes oIS fleyer caricatures commemorating the difer- 1nks, or ot i g e 23 &t ligh ks er interesting episodes in the ‘There are, 00, 3 few Jittle gems here 2ud th but not many. Artista rescrve their goms for tucit Pifrons, very sensiblr. Hifeoptt tuete e of the largest, wealtbiest, and most infla- gential clubs fs the San Francieco Verein. It isa German club. one of the rules for candidacy being akmowledze of the German language, That 1 ag THE CHICAGO TRIBUNE SU;VDAY APRILF 14;. 1878—SIXTEEN PAGES MACE much 23 1o say thatjt isa Jewish club, for the wealthy Germans in San Francisco who are not Jews are comparatively fes. This Club bas = tine cuisine of the foreign style, but no slecping accommodations. 1t hus an Wz ‘mense number of rooms, a8 it occupies the_entire four over a big market. ' They arc fitted up in Most superb style. One of the pleasautest of these apartinents is a pretty, high-ceiled ball-room, deli- cately tinted und hiehily frescoed. It contains o ‘miniatare stage for amateur concerts and theatri- cals, for it i3 most hospitavle club, aud thrsws its doors open 10 its friends very often. They have given several masquerade balls which have beer: the only affairs of the kind ever given in San Frauciaco thit were sanyreproche, uniess. of course, the smail partics in a lady's drawing-room. A CRUSHED TRAGEDIAN. This' moroing one of the colutmns of a daily bore the suggestive beading, A Tragedian at Last.? . A young man of Jewish extraction, called Louis Awischer, was scized a year ago with stare fever. Being the only son of fund, in- dulizent, and wealthy parents, money paved the Wa¥ to an appearance for him, and he came out at the ** California.”” something like a year #g0, as Hamiet. Although 25 years of , he did nat appear to be 15, small, ill-formed, e and peculiar, ana. as a tragedian, simply a carica- ture. The audicnce bore kindly with the nnfor- tunate fellow ntil the falr Opheiia alluded to the *slas of fashion and tne mold of form.™ This war 100 much for the gravity of a San F gallery. Howls of derision rent the niz, Zentle hoodlum zave Wis fancy fall play m the cate sayings peculiar to b, Nothing daunted. Aibischer pisyed it througt to the end. Tie has since been up smong the webfoots, and even to the Eastern States, trying 10 conviuce the people that hie was an actor. Tl has squandered 2 Jarse sum of money seek- ing to ingratiate himself with the mewbers of the profession, who are alwavs extravazaut ou vther people’s monev. ~But he has remained a by-word anun jest through it all. Last night the poor boy obtained eome strych- nine somewhere and took his little life. Bafled ambition was at first_thought to be the causc, but 1t has eince trunspired that he was pri- vately married o few qays ugo, and it is now thought that the woman must be at the bottom of i t. “Poor child, —for though past its years he was but a child,~he never learned from the oliloguy, €0 often on his lips, to bear the ills he had. We hove Iaugted at him so fong and o loud in San Francieco that we can hardiy realize the pathos of the defeated hopes and ambitions which made life a burden Jassantit DRY GOOD. IMPORTANT SALE OF DRY GOOD RWELL & MPSON, 105 STATE-ST.,, CONTINUE THEIR GREAT CLOSING-0UT SALE Next Week they offer still Greater Bargains In Every Department, THIS IS NOT AN OLD STOCK, BUT ALL NEW, FRESH SPRING G Which we are closing out pre- vious to CLOSING UP BUSINESS in Chicago. An EARLY CALL will secure the BEST ASSORTMENE. All parties indebted to us will please call and settle their ac- counts at onece, as the business must be closed up betore May 1. STORE FOR RENT. FIXTURES FOR SALE, CARBOLINE. Anew Restorer and Dressing comblned, made from Petrolean, and comnletely deodorized and dellzhtfully perfumed.” In the hands of all Druggists. DIANMONDS, JEWELRY, Etc. NOTICE. MESSRS. MATSON & CO., Jewelers and Silversmiths, maintain in their trade dis. tinctive features: Highest Grade of Goo Direct Dealings with Home and Foreign Makers. Hany limoi(he_ largest stock. Every transaction upon mini- mum percentage of profits. Buyers of DIAMONDS and other Imported Goods will save 20 per cent by dealing with this house. Retail and Wholesale Bepartments, State & Monroe-sts. OARBILINE DENTISTIRY. fore, the biet S Bisfower uciin g or eating. Filitng proport Cuaranteed as represented. ooy 10W. Al CARBOLINE for 72y halr. white halr, be excalled elther 14 wdriaing of 4 pproid®h €22200 CHIROPODINT, P v B STEPHENS. THE CHIROP- QAISL. 134 Dearborn-si., gives {ustani rellef, S:ephens All- Right Saive Yor burns, holls, corus. cuts, brutses, &c. ; druz- Elst have ft: 25c per box. CARBOLINE. A Deodorized Extract of Petroleum, the only 1] le Lhat will Hestore Halr on Bald Heads. Soid by Diug: SYRUP OF HYPOPHOSPIIXTES. " FELLOWS! Nothing Like Fellows’ Hypo- phosphites---Millions of People Need It ! Fellows’ Compound Syrup of Hypo- phosphites is the Great Discovery Now in Vogue for the Cure of CONSUMPTION! AXD FOR Stpporting Brain Power and Pro- dncing Nerve and Muscle, When enfeebled by overwork or excesses. 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These re- wmarks apply with equal force to younz and old men, to ehildren discased by rapld growth, toall fecble Lrans, and even tolnsanity ftseti—for Fellows' Bypophosphites 153 REWEDLAL Ok CHENICAL FOOD WhIch ASSIMILATES with all the functlons of human life, and brings to the debilitated the Joyousness Of PERFECT HEALTIL CATTION! Donot be decelyed by remedies bearing s similar name;: 1o other Is a preparation substicute for this un- der any clreumstunces. T3 Took 0wt Tur the name and address, J. I FEL- ohns, N. L., on the vellow Wrasher in wa- which s seen by holding the paper to the If your DRUGGIST has not BLIOWN COMPOUND SYRUP OF HYPOPHOSPRITES On Hand, ask him to Order it for you jorthacith, or go to another Druggist. It is sold by neariy ALL DRUG GISTS. Be sureyow get the genine, as described under the above caution., CARBOLNE (- . Anew Restorer and Dressing combined, made from Petroleum, and compictely deodorized and delightfully perfuined.’ Tu the hauds of all Drusgists. DOLLAR § STEIN’S OUR SPECIAL CASHDISCOUNT 1I0PER CENT Tias met with Extraordinary Suc ONLY 20 DAYS Move left prior to Removal, then it will cease. None should wiss this' Opportunity. 108 East Madison-st. CARBOLINE forcray hatr. white halr. and all_other shades, cannot e excelled either 3: a dressing or restorer. THIE WOMAN'S S10SPITAL, The Woman's Hospital of the State of Hlinois, 273 THIRTIETH-ST., Chicago, etween Wabash and Michigag-avs. The Womnn's Free Dispensary connected with this fnstitution 1s open every Wednesday snd Saturday from 11 10 1 0'clock for the gratultous treatment of Discases of Womea. CARBOLINE. The pecent dlscovery of thie virtucs of Carboline a1 8 Tlair Restorative aud {'reserver (s uuong the great won- dersof the present age. SCAL FAIRBANKS' STAEDAND SCALES OF ALL KinDs. %) FAIRBANKS, MORSE & 00, 111& 113 LakeSt., Chicago, Becarefultobuyonly the Genuine. CARBOLINE. Its merits are wonderfal and fts effects discussed by Sferybody. The dally sales exceed all other prepara- AMUSEMENTS. McVIGKER'S THEATRE. 20 Week. HMONDAY, APRIL 15. 2d Week. Triumph of Dramatic Art and Scénic Efeets! Tacamparable Prodaction of 2 Superd Play! N i g Ay yerston of the origlyal Parisian succe by ctoriea Sardouand Eugent Sus. N T THE EXILES! Asorlginaliy brought out at the Boston Theatre with Superb Mise En Scene! Startling Renlistic Effects! Graphic Tableanx! Reindeer and Dog Teams! And a powerful cast, comprising MR. CEEARLES W.ALCOT, Sheclally engaged for the character of SCHLEM. aud the exceilent Company of this Theatre. SPECIAT, NOTICE.~Mr. McVicker respectfulls Invltes attention to the fact that the sole right of pro- duction tn Chicazo of this celebrated drama han asslemed to hftn by the propriecars of (11 EXIL Messrs. Tompking & Hill. This I3 the ONLY VERSION ever rroduced fu Parls, and should nut be confounded with weak buttatlons which only resemble It in name. Evening Pricss, 25, 50, 75 and $1. Hatinge, 25 and 50c. Order Carringes at 10:50. THE EXILES at McVicker's Every Night, Wednesday and Saturdey Matinces. AUCTION SALES. By ELISON, POMEROY & CO., Auctloneers, 78 2:d S0 Ranaolph-st. BANKERUPT SALE AT AUCTION. A, LIPMAN'S Entire Stock Watches, Jewelrs., Safes, eand Fixtures at Store 178 Clark-st., corner Monroe, commencing MONDAY MORNING, April 15, at 10 oclock. WATCHES, DIAMONDS, JEWELRY, SILVER AND SILVER-PLATED WARE, CLOCKS, Etc., Etc. Gold-Head Canes, Plstols, and miscellaneous aricles. Two Larze Iron Safes. Counter and Side Show Cases, Chandelfers, etc. Also, anumber upredeeimed pledges. BRADFORD HANCOCK, Assignee. ELISON, POMEROY & CO., Auctioncers. At Bo. 165 W. Washington-st. RONDAY MORNING, April 13, at 10 ok, We gell the Entire FURNITURE Of Resldence, ANl good medium Furniture for Parlor, Chamber, and Dininz-Loom. Also Kiteh- en Ware, Crackery, and Glassware, ete., etc; ELISON, POMEROY & CO., Auctre. CENTENARY CHURCIl, The second of the serfes of Topular Entertafnments at this Church, will be given TUESDAY EVENING, April 16, when' Miss Jessie Couthoui, ‘The Pobular and Favorlte Reader, assisted by Mrs. O. L. Fox, The well-known Soprano, will anpear in the stead of Rev. Robert Collser, who telegraphs his Inavility to be present at that tiine, Single admlssion, 30 cents. fe- v the entire course, foeludini the Grand ¥ Mivs ANNIE LOUISE CARY, ONLY ONE DOLLAE. ‘Forsale at Beecher's, 318 West Mudison-st. HOOLEY’'S THEATRE. Prices, $1, 75¢, 50c,and 25¢. Matinee prices, 25 and 50c. Second and Jast week of THE EXILES, lstic effects, and fta WIth fts beautiful scente and r 5 Infinitable cast from the Broadway Theatre. New York. Reeeived nightly with enthusiastic applause. Monday, April 22, positively the great event of the season. IHE, HELENA MODJESKA, (The Nonoarefl). NORTH SIDE TURN-HALLE, GRANDCONCERT THIS AFTERNOON, AT 3 0'CLOCK, DY THE CHICAGO ORCHESTRA (40 Pieces), GEORGE LOESCII, Dircctor. BEETHOVEN, BAINT.SAENS, MOZART, MEYERBEER, ‘WEBER, STRAUSS. The best of music at the lowest of prices. Admission, 15 cents. COLISEDM NOVELTY THEATRE, J. A HAMLIN Manager This Sunday Afternoon and Evening. the Greatest Bill Offered thiy Seuson, LIFE IN THE SO0UTH, SALEM SCUDDER.. JAMES COLLINS ZOE, ‘an Hctoroon. ARTHA WREN Full Corps of Glorious Olfo_ by WILLTA FLOIA MAKCY. Matinees are Tupsduy and Friday, both at this and the New Clifcago Theatre. Popular Prices of Admission. NEW CHICAGO THEATRE. J. A, HAMLE venlng aud all_the Week. Matinees ‘Tue and Friday. “An entire new Combination. GEO. K. FORTESCUE in the funny buriesque entftied ‘Was She Led or Did She Go Astray ? adlonday. Alf Burpet Helen Nash, © Factal Arttit Beauti{u] Recitations. Grace Garland, Fauale Kent, Sone sud Dance. Serioglomte. Manson and Leoa, Clara Moore. “Acrobats. | Change Artist. Lester and Willlams, Song and Dance Team. Box tglice open all day. Popular Prices—25, 35, 50, and 75 cts. HAVERLY'S THEATRE. (Late Adeipht.) J. 1. HAVERLY.. Proprietorand Manager THIS SUNDAY, LAST NIGIT of the not to be re- Deated Grent <uccess, TRIP TO TEE MOOIN! Stars of thé World Dancers, Mlics De Tiosa, Palludino, Corsl, Mons. Arnold Kiraify, 24 C Secondas, Mantinoth Corps de Ballet eatre Com: bany.by arrnzement with Mr. John McCutlough and Mr. fiarton 1fll, Managers of the Californla Theatre, Francisco, fnclidiniz the Prominent 2 rison, Gracle Plafitead, T. W. Keene, Lewls Harrlson, Mar‘on Sloger. “To-morrow (donday)—Grand Spectacular ** Deluge.* ST, JOUN*S REF*D EPISCOPAL CI’H, Ellls-a.. near Thirty-seventh-st. LECTURE, Tuesdoy Eventog, April 16, RT. REY. SAMUEL FALLOWS, D. D, Presiding Dishop of the Iteformed Episcopal Church, will deliver Lis lecture entitled, *THE FOUR JONNS OF HISTORY.” Admissfon, 25 cts. Tickets for sale at the door, Lee- ture beglns avs o'clock. CHICAGO NATATORIUM AND INSTI- TUTE FOR PRYSICAL COLTURE, Michigan-av., Cor. of Jackson-st, The Swimming Department of this institution will fonday hud Tacsdav. April 15 and 16, {oF pub- ctlon. Tuesday. the I6th, Ladies' Eveninc. P . 109 ] in..—0o genticmen admitted. udy Pupils of last seasdn and thelr friends cordlal- Iy nvited. WEST END OPERA-HOUSE. GRAND BENEFIT IS AID OF THE CHICAGO SOLDIERS' COLONY. Tucsday and Wednesday evenlngs. April 16 and 17, 1 YOIl N5 ) . suphorred b the st Company. in Chiales Reade's Beautiful Drg ra: " to be followed by Buckstote's Comedy, + The 1 Diamond.” Admfssion to ali parts of the louse TUESDAY®S SALE AT 0OUR STORES, 78 and §0 Randolph-st., 3 Aprll 16, 0t9:305. m. General Furnifare and Honsehold Goods, CARPETS, ETC. ELISON, POMEROY & CO., Auctloneers. Weduestay, April 17, & Thursday, April 18, AT 8 P. M., A very fine Collection Imported OIL PAINTINGS Will be sold AT AUCTION at Gallery 165 Wabash-av. (Formerly HIGHWOOD'S). Now on Free Exhibition, with catalozues, ELISON, POMEROY & CD“A"C""'A Wednesday Morning, April 17. at 10 o'clock. AT PRIVATE RESIDENCE, No. 420 Michigan-av., WE WILL SELL THE ENTIR FURNITURE, CONSISTING OF Parlor and Glamber Sets Carpets, Diniog-room and Kitchen Outfit, Crockers aad Glassware, SlOVe “15180%, POMEROT & co. Regular Weekly Sale, Friday, April 19, at 9:30 a, m. LARGE AND ATTRACTIVE SALE New Parlor Suits, New Chamber Sets, Full Line General Household Goods, CARPETS, Lounges. Sofae Eass Chafrs, Dedsceads. Durcaus Seneral Morchindise, Heapm * “¥iS0N. roMERoY & Co. By WM. A, BUTTERS & CO,, Auctioneer East Randolph-st. NEW PARLOR AND CHAMBER FURNITURE,&c AT ATCTION, WEDNESDAY MORNING. Aprl 17, at 10 o'lock. at ar Auciion ltooms. 17 dolplst. e WAL R BUTTELS € COw A 300 Unifed Stafes Muskets, 5.000 1bs. Horse, Cattle, and Hog Food, White Lead, Paiunts, Saloon Fixtures, Pool-Table, &c., AT AUCTION. WEDNESDAY MORNING, 4 at Butters' & Co.'s Auction 3 Randolh-st.. 300 United States Muskels. 5.000 pounds Clark's Anin Food for Horses, Cattle, and_Hozs: §8. Walout Beers Box. plated trimmings. cost Plated Show Bar Counters, Pool-Table, Hotel Ranse complete, U fec Urns, 10 Sewing-Machines, Diamond Soap, ‘st. Louls White Lead aud Vermilion Palnt, Corned Lieef (n te.. ote cous €t “¥un A, BUTTERS & CO., Acctioneers. ELEGANT FURNITURE, Rich Parlor Suits and Chamber Sets, Body B. Carpets. Gns Chandeliers, Knabe Grind Piano, et at 3-story marble-front dwelllng, No. 452 Fulton-st., at 10 o'clock, HUBSDAT MORNING. AF| t 10 o'clock. THUL MORNING, AP at 10 o'clock. W W A, BUTTERS & CO. “Auctionedrs. THE ENTIRE DOYLES' COLLECTION JAPANESE ART TREASUR Comprising n Superb Assortment of 60 Japanese Sereens. Rich and rare Enamels, Bronzes. Lacquer, Marque- trle, Porcelafn, Falence, Ivory, Bullion and Cord Drolderies, Orlental Brlc-a-Lrac aud Curigs. The fa- mious Tiizen and Bishin MAMMOTIH \ASES qind C! PADORS, aad u:fix!l‘ N E AN SATS- Thursday and Fridav, April 18th aud 19th. Sales commencing at 11_v'eluck 2. m. sharp, at W. A BUTTEES & CUO.'S SALESRUOMS, Second Floor nst Landolph-st, Catalosues will be ready Wednesday evening, Ladics are 1nvited to the sale of these rare and elegant guods. All goods warranted as catalogned. The natlovai reputation of the oyles as Collectors will be sastained at this safe. WM. A. BUT [EKS & CO., Auctloneers. REGULAR SATURDAY TORNICORE AUCTON SiLg SATURDAY MORNING, April 20. AT BUTTERS & €0.”S AUCTION ROOSS No. 174 East Randolph-st. HERSHEY MUSIC HALL, Madison-st.. Chicago. It . April 1 'clock, Thortay Aficoce: A8 224 S, e ety APTOMMAS ! The World-Renowned Harpist 1 Tickets, 75c: Tieserved Seats, $1: tobe obrained at Lyon & Healy's Musle Store. CARBOLINE fs no humbue, but a distficd extract of petrolenm, discovered by b celebrated cliemist. for the urpose of Testoring, dressing, and reserving the halr. Soid by all druggists. SHOZES, "KTE SHALL CONTINUE THE SALE OF LADIES’ £4.00 O Gont Button for - $4.00 S5:00 ¥ine Sraidli"d AT VARIETY of PLAIN P e e s i ot HEELER & CO., 74 L. Yadison-st. £2™ Sale Agentn for Hapzood’s Cel Snanish Archod fnnten Shos wad Supmer 4 CARBOLINE, A Deodorized Extract of Fetroleum, the only articl thet will kestore Halr on Bald Heads, Sold A AUCTION SALES. By H. FRIEDMAN, 200 and 202 Randolph-st. On WEUNESDAY, April “clock, . n WEUNESDAT, April 17, at 0:20 0'clock, A FIRST- 142 Packages of Crock- ery and Glassware. Also several Jouse Sales. _Particnlars hereafter. Howe S nebrouT Aureatter, By WM. MOOBEHOUSE & Co., 84 and Randolph-st. NEXT REGULAL SALE at Store, 84 and 8 Raa- dolph-st.. on Wednesday, April 17, at 9:30 a. m,, When we shall scll a full stock of new and destrable PARLOR, CHAMBER, DINING-ROOH, HALL, LIBRARY, and OFFIC JFURNITURE. / New and Second-hand Carpets. Also, larze lot of second-hand Furniture WAL_MOOREHOUSE & CO. By CHAS. E. RADDIN & CO., Auctloneers, 118 & 120 Wabash-av. Large and Very Attractive Auction Sale, TUESDAY, April 16, aF BOOTS & SHOES. For GOOD GOODS attend our sales. WEDNESDAY, APRIL 17, We shall sell by order of S. OPPENHEIM & CO.. hnporters, New York, A very large and desirable assortment of MILLINERY GOODS! 2,000 Cartoons Flowers, 1.000 Boxes Rivbons, 2,000 Trimmed and Untrimmed Hats, large lot Veiling, Feathers, etc., etc,, etc. Augo same day, Dry Goods, Clothing, Hats and Caps, Table Cutlers, Satchels, Parusole, Ladies’ and Gent's Underwear, Notions, etc. CHAS. E. etc. By M. M. SANDERS & CO., 72 20d 74 Wabash-av, Large peremptory sale of BOOTS AND SHOES AT ATCTION, On WEDNESDAY, April 17, at 10 o'clock. M. M. SANDERS & CO., Auctioncers, apd examine SEWL SAILESROONM: : COR, STATE & MADISON STREET: ~ Price Only Twenty-Five Dollars, THE ATTACHMGENT FOR MERDING, FREE THE WORLD-RENOWNED AUCTION SAL By GEO. P. GORE & €O, s and 70 Wabasn-ar. ON HONDAY, APRIL IS, Commencing at 9:30 a. m... At the Boarding House, No. 341 South Clark: . consisting of ADS. t., ucar larrison, the contents of ERT, ETC. Auctloticers. Tuesday, April 16, 9:30 a.m. Clothizg, Jeans, Towels, Napkins, Dress Silks, Cottonades, Table Linns, Turkey Damasks, Lace Grrtaims, Marscilles Quills, While Spreats, Haudkerchiefs, Jewelry, Notioas, Fifty Armitster Rugs. Cutlery, Underwear, Hats and Caps, Dress Shirts, STRAW GOODS. A Large and Desirable Ling, Men's, Boys', Misses’, Ladies", Children's Styles. HOSIERY, New consienments of very desircble goods, in- cluding an invoice of Ladies’ Sizes, Full Fashioned. GEO. P. GORE & CO., Auc tioneers. HAILROAD TIME 'l‘/\ln.;:_\ ARRIVAL KND EPAFTURE 0F i EXPLANATION OF REFERENCR Maex: excepted. *Sunday escepted. excepte 7 excepted { Monday eupi CHICAGO & NORTBWESTERY RAwmwyp = Ticket Otices, 62 Clark-st (Sherman Tous) gg t 3.~ Saypay . aPactfic Fast Lin asloux City & Yankfor Dbay Ex. via Clinto icht Ex.v1a C'to. press y & Yankton CHockld & Dubiiqie abreep'c (fuckld & Duouque. balfiwaukee Fast Mail (daliy)|y s: 2Milwaukee Express, bMfiwaukee Passenger bMilwaukee Passenzer bMarquette Express aGeneva Laxe & BFond du Lae v1a Janesvi Pullmag Totel Cars sre_run thronzh, batesey cago and Council Blufls, o 2 eaving Gt m;fn':l"n. e :“ n the trala Léaviag Chinn - No other Tuns Pullman or aqy o A botel cars west of Chicuzo. ny Oler ferme ‘aDepot corner of Wells and Rinzfe-s:s b-Depot corner of Canal and Kinzle-s CHIVAGO, BURLINGTON & QUTRCY RAmayy &1 ienocs foot of Lake-st, Indlana-av..and Stxtessiy and Canal and Stxteenth-sts. Ticket Offees 59 st., aud at depots. = T ‘7 3 Fecport EApn Duhuque & Stoux City Express Paciiic Fast Express Kansas & Colorado E: Downerg Grove Passenger. Aurora Passenizor. Menduta & Stre; ‘Aurora Passeozel Downer's Grove Passénzer. Texas Fast Exiress . 0i0 b Kansas City & g H Puliman Palace Dialz Slecping-Cars are run Pacinc Express, CHICAGO. ALTON & ST. LOUTS AND Cmt| KANSAS CITY" & VENVER SHOE_I' Tnfon Depot. West side, ncar Madisor Twenty-ihird-sc.Tleket Olce. 12 a1 foes, ween Chicazo and Una: Ransas City & Denver Fast E: St. Louts € Sprinzfield Ex. fobile & New Orlvans Louls. Springeld Péoria, purilngron ¢ £ & Keokuk Expr Chieazo & Paducah R 1. Ex. Streator, Lacon, Wash'ton EX| Joliet & Dwlght Accommdarni® 5:1p. CLOCKS ‘Tilesda,y, April 16,at9:3 We Shall Close an Involce of Low Priced Brass Clocks to Pay Advasees. GEO. P. GORE & CO., Au 0a, m. ctioneers. ANHTHEI'GBEAOT AUCTION - SALE BOOTS, SHOES, & SLIPPERS, ON WEDNESDAY. Eirtra Lary ine Lin Nanufacteres in the count tra bargains can be had. ready for inspection Mond GEO. P. GORE & CO., 68 and 70 Wa APRIL 17, at 9:70 promot. of the Very Uest will be rold, and ex- Catalogues and goods bash-av. REGULAR TRADE SALE Carpets and Oil-Cloths, THURSDAY, APRIL 18, 10 A. 3. GEO. P. GORE & CO. uctioneers. ON THURSDAY, April 18, at 9:30 . m, 40 Crates of Grogkery; in Open Lafs, 10 Cases of Imported Vases, Toilet 4 Casks Decorated Ware, Sets, ete., GEO. P. GORE & CO., Auctioncers. CHICAGO, MILWAUREE & ST. PAUL RAILY Tnlon Depot, corner Madison and Canalu. T Office, 63 South Clark-st., 0pposite Sherman i aud at depat. Milwaukee Express. . Wisconsin & Minuusota, and_Menasha throu; s012 Express. Wisconsin & Mi Gre. tevens Point. aud Ash-; Brouzh Nleht Exoress. |t 9:00m m.it “All tralns run via Milwaukce, Ticken for a0d Muneapolisare £00d elthier vla Madlwn s Frt’ duChlen, or via Watercown, LaCrosse. ad #iaoit ILLINOI3 CENTRAI RafLBOAD. foot of Laks Aud foor of Tweniy-sexoady DO ke ofiec, 131 Randolpoat.. nes Bk, St Louls Expres - Louls Fast Line . diro & Sew Orleaud B 1.7 aCairo, New Orl'ns & Texay Ex Sprugiteid Express. Springtield Nizht Ex. Puoria, Burllpxton & Keokuk * bPeona, Burliugton & Keokuk §1 Dubngue & Sioux City Ex. ... 1 Dubuque & Sloux City Ex. Gilman Passengur. @ On Saturday night runsto Centralta only. b On Saturday nfght runs to Peoris ooly. CHIGAN CENTRAL RATLROAD. Depot, R N aant ity seenie Tleket OBice, 67 Clark-st.. southeat corer of B doipli, Graad Pacliic Hotél, and at Palmerfaie T e Mafl (v1a Main and Afr Line). Day Express. Kaamuzoo Accomino Atlutle Express (d Night Express. ON SATURDAY, April 20, at and General Household Goods. It 020, RE . . GORE & CO.. Auctioncers. On Satorday, April 20, at 1:30 p.m, SALE OF TNCLAIMED BAGGAGE. for the Goodrieh Transporr: 0. P. G RE & fon Co., atour store. By HODGES, MORRISON & CO. 730 & 732 VST 14K ST, Wednesday Morning, April 17, ENTIRE The entire stoek iy Ar bargains. HODGE: Tartles having Household 043 to_alspo 'CO.. Auctioneers. Nance for se of wiil please send {u their orilers 80 as we can place them on them ad Tiem <td at crtised in the ur residences. or no HODGES SORRISOX Auctioneers, 662 West our books and b pers. o ha on Ruarante Also at our Warerooms, Wednesday evenings, APHLIT and 20, at 732 0'clo nday pa- Lahde co.., Lilke-st. and Saturday alarze stock of Carpets and Furniture of all descripiions must be closed out previous to rem HODGES, MORRI: 1. Look out for burznina. & Anctioneers, Depot. corner Canal ani Ma 65 Clark-st., Falmer House, Mafland Express. Pactde Express Fast Live.. BALTIMORE ‘Trainsleave from Exposition Toe-st. Ticket Otfices: 53 Ul Grand Pacitic, and Deoot (EX, sl Morning Express.. l'lall,iuge.. 7 UAKE SHORE & MICHIGAN SOUTHZ35. %] — e Leave. N. Y. & Boston Speck tlanile Express, dull; t Express.... PITTTSBURG, CINCINNAT( & ST. LOUB33 (Clucluvat! Atr-Line sad Kokomo u:f;; 5 Degot coraer of Clfaton and Carroll-wis. W22 ¥ ar_ g Depart- Cinctnnati, Indianapolis, Lou- Isville. Columbus & East D3y Express.... ... < 2 e B * Nignt Express i 1= . Devot foot of Lake-st. and foot of Twenty#e Cinclonay, Tadizpapolls & Loulsviile Day Express. *+_ Night Express By T. E. STACY, Adctioneer, 146 Dearborn-st.. upposite Tribune. * Tonsehold Goods. Merchandise, by Auctlon. Mortimizes foreclo ‘erms sat Eeferences to any 1 kave «old for: business creastng., Al actial, Sacistaction o al Estate. etc. ,sold. tistaciory. i3 fast 12 time. . STACY. Auctioneer. 146 Dearbora-st. CHICAGO, EOGK ISLAND & PACIFIC w,zeg Depot, corner of Van uren uad Shermad tiice, 56 Clark-st., Shermaa Howe = Teave. | AT R Omaha. Leavenw'th & Atch Ex! Peru Accommodation. * At 34 Aldine Square, NEAR VINCENNES-.AV,, Take Cottage Grove carsto Thirty-nch-st,, TUESDAY, APRIL 16, at 10 a. m., 1 shall sell the contents of onc of the fine residences on Aldine Darlor Set. all’ Oak and B, Tavles, CrocKery. v dii Patent Tee fiox. Bedding, ture {s new nud of thie hest Boston Sale sure. i Chamber Sy els and {ngraln Carpers, ‘The aboy auare, consistine of elegant Bookease, splepdid ts. M. Top Splen- furni- ... Come CT, By L. B. MANTONYA & CO. ‘The onty exclusive Commilssion Shoe House b Commission Boots utid Shows, 200 Mads n Chicago. 0n-st. Ty special request, e stall elose onta laree ling of BOOTS, SHOES, & SLIPPERS, o m. These goods speet as zood os can be bou; m oy fnx & ypeciulty of sellinz at Private Sule. W pouds than cin be Tound In Auctiun lon )¢ 4 Fare chanee for mereants (o ontaln £ 23 we have Instructions 1o sell est bldder. e warrunted n 3 JAMES ¥, MeN A ACCTIOYN, Tucsday and Wednesiday, Aprih 15 and This wiil Rargalns, EYEryTing 10 the hizn® ARA Auctioneer. FOR SALE AT AUCTT N. ‘The undersigned wiil offer for sale at Auctlon, the STEAM PROPELLER NEPTUNE, At De Pere, Wis.,on May 1,1878,at 2 P Leasth 152 feet, breadth ures 2 four hizh pressure enyines, G feetwatér with 52 tore, and boat o perfect order. 7 feet, depth 8 feet. mens- ons; has 2 upright bollers with cross tucs und y tnch cylinder, draws Jisbtaery Kight Express. ... Allmeals 0 the Omaha Express are 4r¥ €ars, aL75 cents each. 080048 B4 Danviife Goute,” % o A e — Ticket Ofices: 77 Clark-si..07 Dearbora-it. a4 el Day Mall... [ | Naanville and Fiorida Express § 7:30p.m-d T2 K Snturiay’s Boat don't For Manlstee. Ludinston. etc.. daliglso s For Grand Haven. Muskegon, etc.. daily® For ST Jloseph, ete., dally® Suturday's St. Jue boat don't jeave uatl For Mtlwausce, Green Bay, cte., Tu Friday ... .- Foe Milwaukee, Edcanaba, Nes Turway.. For iiwar Wednesday Docks foot PHOTOGRA %?/ él’hatmjrm)hef o 751(11%1523;,;5 CARBOLINE: __.—§ CARBOLINE_| 18 mow acknowledged by all sclentlfle I Gt tlie proverties necessary 10 1 complete Lrchaiug for che latr, Sord by all Druizbt [ (S Ok - na L 1 o