Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, June 2, 1878, Page 16

16 THE CHICAGO TRIBUNE SUNDAY. JUNE 2, 1878&—SIXTEEN PAGES SAN FRANCISCO. A Few Remarks About En- glish Tourists. The Hon. E. B. Washburne Flatter- ingly Received. May Music, Phonographs, Telephones, and Railroad Runners. Lawrence Barrett Achieves Great Sue- cess at the ‘“Californin.” The True Inwardness of the Great $35,000,000 Suit. ENGLISH TOURISTS. Special Correspondence of The Tribune. Sax Francisco, May 25.—Our city is full of strangers just now, some {rom across sess, some from the Atlantic side, and some from the ru- ral districts. They give quite a diversified appearance to our streets as they stroll through them in groups looking at the sights. They are readily .+ distinguished, both from each other snd from ourselves, English tourists are casily known the world over, rather, 1 thiuk, from & eavricious aud vari- ous fancy in thearticle of traveling hat than for any more marked peculiarity. A large number of them came over in the Jast Australian steam- er, and every individual one has an indvidual stvle of head-gear. Some wear the shelterless Glengarry pounet, some a little, round, flexible cap, and many of them various nodfications of the Derby. with long, light veils draped thereon with studied carclessuess. San Francisco is the first American city upon which many of them set foot,and they are contivually amazed at the size, the bustie, and the civilization of a city so iar upon the out- posts of the known worid, ‘The Chiuese sre naturally the first matter of interest, except to_tlose who come by way of Ching, und the dummy strect-car scems to come next. Thero is a group of them at every prominent corner watching the workings of 1his, to them, new locomotion, which was de- scrived ina Chinese sketch by a local variety :rtist as 8 car with “po pushee, no pullee, xo lke belice.” The passer-by bas the fall benefit of an En- an’s curbsiove discourse. His lungs are ws are positive, acd his wnable. Helas a faive idea thst the American lan- fuage is 85 foreizn as. Greek or Italian, and the accowpanying impression that ali foreigners are slightly deaf.” He gives Lis order at the table Q’notemn a voice cistinetly andible to every oue in the room. He looks “at the women as if theyawere a portico of Mme. Tussand’s exhibi- tion” He is much more careless of the con- ‘venances than when at home. But he is withal an exceedingly intellizent observer, and, if he Temain with us any leogth of time, carries awny with bim a very fair general impression. + But he alwiys continues 1o thing, notwith- standing a1l our multiiude of modern conven- jences, that we know notting about Low 1o live. He looks at us with pitying eyes when we begin our wine list at the wrong end, and regurds the lot-water faucet as an ebervating influence in the progress of the nation. Victoria's birthday is alwags celebrated fu San Francisco, and the Englishmen who recently ar- rived must have felt that it could not be utierly he lana of the strancer when they found them- sclves biddeu to a banquet in honor of her Brit- annic Majesty's natal day. The most distinguished of the Evglish visitors isthe Earl of Lewes, a Peer of considerable ‘prominence, judging from the reception he has met with at the hands of the British residents. EX-MINISTER WASHBURN Our most_distinguisbed American visitor is x-Minister E. B. Washburne, who is making » Oying pleasure trip, aud utterly eschews poli- tics. ‘The ubiguitous interviewer managed to enchain bim for a quarter of an hour the other @ay, but, after a scries of long-tried and well- assured jourpalistic inventions for the succeseful carrving on of the interviewing bosiness, found it impossible to gravitate to- ward the political situation. The ex-Am- bassador warmed, glowed, poetized over the climate of California and over our *‘beautiful dty, which sits like a queen on her golden shores at the western gate.”? They all fuy that. In point of fact our city i not beautiiul, but, like the ugly girls in the Sunday-school books, it is good.” But the speect-makers ail tell us it is beautiful, and that is a very nice, round sentence to come toa period with. Mr. Washburne is naturally in hizh favor with the Germans. A larpe club of them gave him s Yocal terenade & few nighis after bis arrival,— ic was too indisposed for several days to re- ceive any attention,—~and he responded with a speech. It was addressed to the German Club, but was probably intended as a general response 10 all Californian hospitality. It was only a smail extemporancous effort, but the most casual listener could not fail to koow that the speaker was born to be a diplomat. It is a nice matier to address a German representation on the sabject of the Franco-German war, and at the sawe time to compliment the French Goverument. If he mastered the mntricate difiicalties of bis position during that trying time as skillfully as he managed to delicately convey the idea tbe other pizbt that the German, French, and American Governments were all banded to- gether for the especial protectionrof Germans iu France, it is small wonder that the American people have been so loud in praise of his aiplomatic career. Heis anoble-looking man, fashioned in the Websterian mold, aud is of the type of an Awmerican statesman of another generation. He bas the old-fashfoned courtesy of manner oud the dignified address which is so attractive 0 the Calilornian. These little things are rare With us, where every one belongs to the newer, younger time, und has vie freer, easier way. It would be possible to count uvon tne fingers the number of men promivent smongzst us in any calling, who may be termed gentlemen of the old school. . _But what a fascination have manuers of the old school for every one, man or woman. who comes within reach of their graceful influence! Minister. Wachburne is accompanied by a large party of ladics and rentlemen who bave Lud a special car devoted 10 their use, and who seem to e eujosing themselres thoroughiy. They will 2o 10 Yosemite, the G crs, Ore- o, and all points of interest on th coast. THE TELEPHONE. But the telephone is an immense favorite, and has been put into very meneral practical usc. It hos already been placed in many of the Jarge manufacturing establishiments where there arc seversl storics, and has even been ifutro- duced in some few private houses, This, how- ever, has been rutber for social amusement than surthing clse, as the connections are not en- - eral evough o make it practically useful for housebold purposes. It bids for, when its uses are develo, ed, to Hval to a considerable extent the District Telegraph box. That useful little electrical ardele has obtained an immense stronghold, :l:l;rr;.;:sp Iy since its conso'idation with the e cowpanies, a consolidation where Vot are beucited: o ne may ring the cull now for one’s butcher or baker, aud in a hall-bour or so, according 1 distance, hie will come tearing un'to the goor. Bat “how - convenivnt it will be—and it soon will be—when Madsme may hold a : tunsultation throush the telepboné with th butelier or baker revarding the days dinoe . When ove wav suminon the doctor at amo. Pinvs Dotice, or sueud the cvening with a nd on a ruiny nigot, when both may sn VoD at lome avd enjoy eac otiser’s cowpan: THE MAY-FESTIVAL. mgfl'm"ifi"'? h:m tbe rural districts have y-Festival whichis - by ety bichis tobe inaugurated They will make as much £ i fuss overit, i - BariTe way, 35 rer the opentig o1 a sitlon. The Governars of Oregon, California, B :;2 m.\emda itl be fn attendzuce, and all the B ng ceremonies of a big i Theting e Vg affsir will be duty All the sinzing socleties i fiock\' Mountains bave apparently sent delega- " Fohn Judzing by the Lrigades of men and Tomen, musie-roll in band. who daily wend thee Way to the bic Parilion 10 rehearse. i":flcl'e Will be 2 shurp Boston flator to the en- T Chertainment, as all the soloists come o jihere, with the exception of Mées Anne Hooedil, the English songetress, and Mrs. Amos ihtln_gs, the distinrnished St. Louis amateoy. 1s estimated that there will be considerably will manaze to make a vretty bis ¢ ¥ bigr noise. A8 3 yuve de restance, 3 munster Pphonograph bas been imported, which, it is intended, shall be heard throughout the entire hall with perfect distinciness, ‘Thus far, however, the new toy has acted abominably. Perbaps it is affected, like all volces new to the country, with vivlent influ- enza. At all events, thourh it repeats a brief sound faiutly. such as whistling and singing, or a short, pointed oath from the disgusted clee- tricians who are trying to get it 1o orver, it preaks down ignominiously at the gecond half of the first stanza of * Mary bad a little lamb.” Possibly it has an ear for the eternal fitness of things, and feels that in this soit land and sun- Dy clime it should only furnish sclections from thie works of the foet of the Sierras. The phonograph is not a vopular institution here as yet. In point of fact, it hus been a sig- unal {zilure wherever tried, and has ouly served 10 show how 1iotous is the imagivation of the Eastern reporters. Perhaps under stimulus of the surrounaings it may do better at the big Festival. ¢ RUNNERS.” The consolidation of the District Telegraph Company with tbe carrage companies has abolished one great nuisauce to travelers,~the hotel-runver. e is an extinet institution. All the carriages appertaining to all the first-class notels beloug to the * United Carriage Com- pany,” who are serenely indifferent as to which lotel the passenger may choose. The bowling mob of frantle, excited hackmen who once greeted the unhappy traveler with the names of all the various botels, roared iu all the vari- ous kevs which the human voice male is capa- ble of sScunding, has subsided into s group of perfectly well-conducted men, who take you where you want to go without any fuss. A few stragerlers trom the lesser houses still raise a mild din, but the effect is not so mad- dening as it once was. But the hotel-runner has been bountifully re- placed. Existence to the trayeler is now made oune prolonged azony during the sojourn in San Francisco by the raliroad-runner. The creature is as numerous as the Kansas grasshopoer. ile has the assiduity of the female book-agent, the cheek of the imsurance-agent, the uasive ways of the lightning-rod agent. Ileis = per- Teet harlequin in his mode of ineress. e sets in one knows not how. iic knows a traveleras upmistakably as he knows the fizure4. He goes to his hotel apartinent without announce- ment, without a card. He engages in conver- sation whether the traveler will or no. If the tourist says he is enzaged, the runner says he will wait.” If the tourist announces his inten- tion to 2o out, the runner mildly offers to ac- company him. ~He talks like s panorama- lecturer, and the cards of his company are as numerous as the cards of Ah Sin. By {he time a man bas been interviewea by a whole tribe, e almost feels it a conscientious duty on his part to send himself on in sections after bie Jeaves the Central Pacilie. in orcer prop- erly to distribute his patronage amongst such enterprising peopte. ‘There are honorzble exceptions to the race, as awatter of course, but the honorable excep- tiens are all too fe THOE CALIFORNIA THEATRE. This establisment, after beiog closed for o fortuight, was opened again on Monday night upder the new management. The repars cousisted of cousiderable serub- bing and a little cainting, but the house looked brght and cheerful, partly because it was clean, but more especially because it was full. It is difficuls to sav what impulse prompted the peo- vle to turn out in large foree, for there had not been time to make any changes fo the company, and the star, Lawreuce Barrett, was uot new to the people, and bad even been a mild failure on the occasion of his last visit 1o California. It was the sheer good-wlit of the house which filled it—a good-will which bas quite survived the storm of disaster which encowpassed it so long. . ‘The new manager, Gen. Barton, iz feeling his way cautlousty. None of his people have Leen enraged for the season, but only from week to week, until the success of Lis venture is as- sured. Retrenchment Las Jbeen his watehword everywhere. The big chandelier which orna- mented the top of the house, and whose light- ing by electricity when it was new in the house was one of the attractions of the evening, hus been removed. T'ue ballet bas been cut down extensivel; ‘The stare-manager and prompter now do the work which once required four men. It atl works very well so far, but the theatre which once was famed for the magnificence of its expenditurcs can not afford to lapse too far the other way. g e However, all, as yet, is but an experiment. It is the inteution to keep the engazements which have been made with the nore attractive stars, such as Jefferson, Rienold, ete. After the expiration of their engacements the plan of action will be definitely marked out. Mr. Lawrence Barrett was quite unnware of aoy change when be arrived bere, and, to his astonishment, found it necessary to make terms With an altogether new management. It is a singuiar cofncidence that he who had so much to do with the buildine up of its cor- liest fortunes ehould Le the first to heip it to Tise after its decline. Singular to say, although he lived bere so long, and has been hiere so mauy times, and has not_aiways succeeded wonderiully, though al- ways well liked, he fs now the rage. 1iis reception has been something like an ovation under the prescnt condition of ailairs; and there are not a few who do not hesitate to vlaco him at the very head of the American stage. Edwin Booth, over whom we raved, and on whom we spent all our money, is invidiously compared with him. Strange publi On Monday he is to produce Howells' new play, “A Countericit Presentment.” A new piay in & favorite actor’s repertoire is something so grreatly to be desired that it is al- most sure to be judged lenicntly. But from Howells especially, who is so graceful o storr- teller aud so charming a limner of character, e expect much. We shall see. At all events the California Theatre has a fair start on its secoud road to fortune. THE $35,000,000 SUIT. Some days ago a complaint was filed In the Twelfth District Court by Jobu IL. Burke against James C. Flood, Jotn W. Mackay, James (. Fair, and all the other names and properties which represent tbe bonanza firni. The com- plaint sets forth that the plaintiff is a stock- Lotder in the Consolidated Virginia Mining Comvavy, and that by misapproprintions, illegel contracts, etc., all of which are duly set forthin lewal terms. he, tozether with all the other stockholders, has been defrauded to the tune of 535,000,000, for which modest. amount be brines suit. ‘The news of such an enormous suit fell like a thunderboit upon the community,—upon none more than upon the stockholders. The ques- tion was asked wonderfully, “Who is Jolm . Durke!” 1t transpires that he Is a compara- tively recent arrival o California, and bas “been engaged as reporter upon the Aforning Chronicie during the = pust six months. Upon consulting the buoks of the California Mine, it was discovered that 100 shares of Culifornia had been transferred to Jolin H. Burke’s nccount some two or three days previous to the brinmog of the suit. In three days he had been injured $35,000,000 It was evident immediately that there was a wheel within 2 wheel, and it did not take the bouanza people long to find out the workings of the fnner wheel. The whole affair is brought about by 8. P. Deey, for many years a prominent stock specu- lator, and ouce the boou fricnd of J. C. Flood. It was his custom to get “points’ from Flood in a social way. although Flood is a man not addicted to point-giving. When the big fire gecurred in Coneolidated Vireinia in the full tide of the biz $10 dividend time, a great dresd fell upon ali the bolders of gm&solldnlcd Virginia stock, S. P. Dewey in- uded. He consulted his oracte. to know if the divi- dends would soon beresumed,and was informed by Mr. Flood that if the shaft was on fire— they bad not been able to determine—they would not, but that 1f the fire bad not extended to the shait, they would resume In forty or fifey days. Mr. Dewey immediately feared the worst, and Tushing into the market sold his dividends on 15,000 shares at §5 s sbare. The dividend was not passed, and Mr. Dewey lost the §75.000 he had hoped to make. His wrath was decp and Joud, and his enmity o the bonanza firm ever sioce bas been manifested in many wags. ‘The autborship of all the letters which had so @uch to do with the tremendous decline in the stock market has been attributed to him. There have been some stormy meetings at which there hos been much bitter expression of feel- lng on both sides. 2 t §s sald that Dewey has offered to corapro- mise with the bonauza peovleif they would take LD ehares of California oft bis hands at $30 pershare. But Mr. Flood lLas positivels re- used 10 come 1o any terms whatever, and Mr. ewey makes his last strike witn the lawsuit which he has brought in the name of John 1i. Burke, an ftinerant Bohemian, who is making something zood out uf the use of his name. Now that his plans have come to lght, he may see fit to use his own name. It is only to-day that the mystery of the biz suit has had any exvlanation, and all Is vet mere rumor. But it will be o bitter contest, vindictively Faged on the one hand, and spiritedly resistey o te uther, Jassarra, CLOEHING. IE KILLED THE WOLF. Gen. Putnam Did the Work, and Made His Name Natorious, So that It Is a Credit to His Descendants and All Who Bear If, Including the Patnam One-Price Clothing House, which Exceeds in Value All Its Com- petitors, Ard Furnishes the Citizens of Chicago and the Northnyest with Bean= tiful and Durable Gar= ments, Men's Snits in Every Style Are Being Sold at $5, $49. $10, $12, and Upward, and Boys' Snits at Propor- tionately Low Prives, The Quality, Style, and Make of These Suits Can Be De- pended Upon. Quality has become a powerful word in Americs, and especially is this trus of man- ufactured articles. We nppreciate this fact, and are now selling fashionably-mado Men’s Suits (all wool),—Pants, Coat. and Vest,—at $6, $9, 10, $12, and upward. Waen 1t is remombered thet these suits are ascare- fully constructed as the higher-priced arti- clee, the public will understand what is be- ing done to mske hard times endurcble to the masses of people by the Putnam One- Price Clothing House, 131 & 133 Clark-st., « LEATIIER GO0DS. &c. STINE'S! GENERAL DEPARTMENT STORE, Our New Departure a grand success, as shown by the crowds that visit this Popular Store daily, tells the tale. OUR MOTTC: Good Goods, Low Prices, and Accommo- dating Clerks, we try to ma¥ke friends of all our patrons, 8§ our prosperity depends up- on it, and we have succeeded. SPECIALTIES for the COMING WEEK, Department 3. ine of Ltibbons. Tles. Hoslers, Hdkfe. at prices within the reach of averybody. Department 9, this dep't we make Leather goods a speclalty: Sxcliels from_43¢_t0 $10.3) e Albums of &Il stylesand prices. Pocket-books. Ciu s, Glove oand Hdkr. Boxes In the lutest desizas. Department 11. - Full line vf **Thomson’s " Corscts from 83c up- wards alan fuil line of Woven Corsets at sweeplay reductions trom former prices. **Rogers'™ and other popular tiery we are offering speclal {n- ersons in search of these §00ds will save money by getting prices. Do?urtmenc 15. our epectal attention Is called to our fine Hne of Kid Gloves In thisdepe. ~All popular mases can De found; also fulllfue of Sitk Mitts in wll shades, Slk and Lisle Thread Gloves; o spectal line at 11¢ apatr. Department 17. Glassware, Yaics, Tollet Sets, and Lava ware, We Dave the best assortment fu the clty, and offer svecfal inducements, Department 10. taudard Books, Aulnm’nph and Scrap Ajbums. Scrap and Decoracing Pletures, Views, Velvet Frames and Eascls {0 the latest noveities, and low prices guaranteed. Department 21. ete. Chiromos. Looking-Glasscs, Panel Plcts ures, Mottoes of il Kinds: Walnut Plctire and Mot Frames. We manufacture uli of the above Eoods. and can make to order any style desirable Gu short notice, artment 5. anese Ware and Sereens. We destre to call yonr clul attentlun this dep’t, a5 wi ep & full fine. Also Chinese Curlositiex that are elegant to beliold, and at very [ow prices. We_receive New Goods daily in all our dopartments, and _oprices always “ Lower than the Lowest.” © 8. T WENAN, Proprictor. 122 and 124 State-st., just North of Madison SUMMNER RESORTS WINDSOR HOTEL, Saratoga Springs, N. Y., Cn the European Plan. Des: AMUSEMENTS. EXPOSITION BUILDING, GRAND Promenade Concert GIVEN BY COMPANTY A, First Regt, nfontry, L N. G, FRIDAY, JUNB 7, 1878, FULL MILITARY BAND Under the Direction of Prof. George Loesch. Vocal Selections by the CHICAGO QUARTETTE And s Chorus Selected from the Gompany. TICKETS - 50 CENTS._ MCORMICK HALL, - 50 cents. 75 cents, JOSEPH “Strikers and Commuists,” COOK, Wednesday Evening, June 5, 1878, “The Greatest Living Scholar and Orator.” Reserved Seats at Jausen, McClurg & Co.'s Bookstore, 75 cemis. SRLY'S THEATRE. roprictor and Manager. 30 eents. Tuls Superb Organtz: CONRAD THE CORSAIR, And 113 Blovinini Bride. Wit 1ts Weatth'of Attrac- tivne, Great Cast of Characters, and 3r. Sol Smith Russell. Monday—Returnt of Mr. Stevens fn **UNKNOWN.” HAVERLY’S THEATRE, The Queen of the Butterfiies, 1n honor of the natal day of many of her subjects, will Tepeat her GRAND BUTTERELY BALL Of last yesr on Monday Evening, June 10, and Thursday Afternoon, June 13, Summonng her wuckts from the sea, the alr, aad e lie ‘requesta the pleasure Of your company at her woodlund revels. Admission, 50 cts. Reserved Seats, $1. Children to the Thursday Matinee half price. The proceeds wiil b the CENTRAL 1I0MGE0- PATHIC FKEE DISPENSARY, HOOLEY'S THEATRE. ‘This Sunday Night, June 2. GRAND COMPLIMEN- BLISS WHITAKER, EASURER OF HOOLEY'S THEATRE, } be entlrely first-class. First The Entertainment w e dine n this clcy, ‘the Beauntal Play of OLD PHIL'S BIRTHDAY. Characters by Miss Bva Vincent. Mrs, Ei Nir. Felix 4. Vincent. Sr., Burton, Mr. \ Chs, ter RECITATION MR. C. DALE ARMS The Beautiful Balcony Scenc from ROMEO AND JULIET. Ttomeo..Mr. E. J. Buckley | Jullet..Miss Rose Osborne The whole fo conclude with the Ronrfng Farce of THE ROUGHE DIAMOND. Cligracters by Mics Slducy Cowell, Miss Marjon Dem- fag. Mr. Ben Maztniey, Mr. M. Moriarty, Mr. W. ton. Mr. J. Duke Murray, & 5 20, und 75 cents, and 1. Box Sheet open day. HERSUEY MUSIC BALL, THE LADIES OF THE StateIndustrial School forirls AND THE SOCIAL SCIENCE ASSCCIATION WILL GIVE A Floral and Musical Reception, TUESDAY EVENING, JUNE 4. € of Reception—Gos. and Mre, Beveridge, Kifourae, Gen, $nd Mrs. Chotiain, i ; M. aiid Irs, A, opund s, C L %immhscn. Mus) c Miws Grace A. itz irebat of the Ladics’ Quartet, Miss Gra 1L . and the Misses Robimesa, Vieeze, Beautiful {mmg Iadles will each personate lior favor- wer. Lefreshments Wi be served fn the Valo of Admissfon, 50¢. KORTH SIDE TURN-HALLE. GRANDCONCERT THIS AFTERNOON. AT 3 O’CLOCK, BY THE CHICAGO ORCHESTRA (40 Pieces), GEORGE LOESCH, Director. BEETHOVEN, SAINT-SAENS, MOZART, MEYERBEER, ‘WEBER, STRAUSS, ‘The best of music at the lowest of prices. Adwission, 15 cents, } . THISNEY and SPLEXDID HOTEL, LARGE BRICK RESIDENCES or RUOMS EY SUITE. D. il be RENTED WITIT- ADJACS 1t S ):EF\ l-ml NISHED aig Tor the SHA: 4 ARRANGED 1o FLA CIAL ACCOMMODATION of FAMILIES. The Hotel Restaurant W11 be under the control of COOKS of the JIIGIIES' GRAVE and NIEALS i be SERVED I the oSt T00MS MAY HE ENGAGED o Heati METROPOLITAN HOTEL. New Yol o1 1o® 8¢ the CHARLES H. SHELLEY, Hanager. GRAND UNION HOTEL, Saratoga Springs, W. Y., THE LARGEST AND MOST MAGNIFICEINT SUM- MER HOTEL IN THE WORLD, WILL OPEN JUNE 15, 1878, ROOMS CAN DE SECURED on abpiication at the METROPOLITAN HOTEL, N. Y. HENRY CLAIR, Manager. UNETED STATES IIQTEL, SARATOGA SPRINGS, NEW YORK, Open for the Season from June 15 to October 1. TOMPKINS, GAGE & CO. PHOTOGRAPIEY. 7 Photographer 75 MADISON-ST., Take Elevator. Cabines, S5 Carls, 83, BERSUEY BUSIC HALL,. MONDAY EVENING, JUNE 3, MISS EMELIE A. GAVIN In her readings and recitations, tnclnding ti 1 Scene_ from Hen: VIIL: tle Slcep-W: from Macleth, sted by the foliowing ent: MISS JENNIE FRENCH ES LEONARD. Tickets, ineluafur rescrve s, 50 cenls. for sale at Julfus Bauer's musle sto qunir’s, 195 Madisun-at., T. A. Lantry, 157 Morth Claricet, MCVICKER’S TUEATRE, TRIUMPHANT SUCCESS. SECOND WEEK URCLETOM’S CABIN ‘Wil be continued every evenlng until further notlce, introducing The Plantation Jubilee Singers, 100 GENUINE FREEDMEN. THE GLAND TR. 'ORMATION SCE! Matinces Wednesday and Saturday, EXCURSION STEAMER FLORA, Cant. T nd: well, will teave her dock. Clurk-ss.” brid; une 2, at 2:30 p. m.., for South Chicawo ‘are for the round t¥p, 50 cents.” Good band We chiarter on fayorable termg to Churches, Schools Socletfcs, Clubs, Plenlca, and Private Parties, Datly Excursion at 2:30 p, m. HOOLEY’S THEATRE, CARD. essrs. SHOOR & PALMEIL beg to announce that th usual SUMMER SEASON of the ® Reular Onion Square Theatre Co. At Hooley's Theatre, WILL COMMBENCE JUNE 10. BILLUIRDS. SCHAEFER and HEISER give exhibitions at BRUNSWECH ETALL Every evenlng ot 8:30 o'clock. Fancy Shois after the Game. SPIRITUALISHL, E. V. Wiison wiil lecture and give tests at Grow's Opera-Hall. 517 West Madison st., this Sundsy st 10:45 . m. Morniug subfect: **Who Shall Test Gur Medi- uins?" " Admission, 10 cents. gervice atd p. m. Test reading of character. Ad- Miseion. 25 cents. AMUSED NOOLEY’S TUEATRE, QUINLIN & HOOLEY......Proprictors and Mansgers, Prices—S1. 75,50,00d %3¢, Matlace Prices~50and 23c. POSITIVELY LAST WEEK OF THE Park Theatre .Comedy Company, NEW TORXK. Performances Monday, Tuesday, and Wednes- e e taen AR Wesneany AAtinee, 61, e hew Auerican Comfe Dramna, by the author of Saratogs, r. Bronson Howard, tu thrée acts, entltled HURRIGARES! One of the most laughable plays ever witnessed. THE TPUBLIC DEMAND IT. Thursday, Friday, and Saturday Eventn urday Mutinee, last appearances poatiively, an proditction 0 this coutitry of un cutire newr Fareleal of the Popular GNION Nouk & Paimer, The usual Summer Season SQUARE THEATRE COMPA Man, 111 comuience Mone NEW CICAGO THEATRE, This Afterncon and Eventng, The Greatest Show of the Season. Last Nizhts of the sreat Babs McDonald. Edlth Lysle, P Watde & LaClede, The ilughes, and 3 st of others. Mondaey Evening, June 3, Entire Change of Programme. Shed Le Cl: l’t.cl"l)'ll?lt: M““'wcsiho;"arfln"' n, G, A v week 1 ot Gea, Lake, Melund Smithe Jimte CHtora, er, Izeduction fn Prices. Admission vnly 15, ' and Saturda; Matinees Wed: CEICAGO APiIE) - 5 Dearborn-st. PROF. J. MARCHAND ced French students in reading **Parls m. Tuesday, AU(‘J?I‘;\"))‘ § -\l:E& By T. CY, ennans, rd. fe- 25, Auctioneer, 144 Dearborn-st., opposite Tflbuuez Household Goods, Merchandise, Real Estate, &c., Sold by Auction. Nxongngas foreclosed and properts taken eharge of yn- sale.” References to ALL done business for. Satis; cuaranteed, Al Lusk (4 o trial, 1 have opened u lange store ut IS0 TWENTY-SECOND-SE. ‘where salea will be held ae ofien ax business will See acvertisements; 2iways fu auction coluiny n il 139 Quick sales and liouest retarss will be the rulo of this TWENTY-SECOND- T A6 Twenty-second-st., Between Wabash and Miehlgan-uvs., Large Lot of Elegant Furniure, Elegant Parlor Sets. B. W. 2nd M. Top Dressing Ca ¢s and Bareaus, Racking aud Cate Seat Chairs, Pictares, Hirrors, &., &, Splendid Brussels Garpets, &. The avove liouse has been opened for datton of the many residents In this viet 4] Who 1auv wish £00d baraina af auction. Consignments of all kinds of personal Droperty #0- el and any one wishing to disvose of their eifects st assared that 2 feft bere for sale they shall re- promnt and hotest retarns. s “This wilt be a permiancat Anetion House If patronage wiil support it. ‘Terms reasonable. Tty it Best of references. WEDNESDAY, JUNE 5, AT 10 A. MJAND 8 P M., GRAND OPE! G SALE OF Plated azd Qlassware, Cutlery, Casters, Furniture, Carpefs, &c., &e. e T By STACY, Austionesr, 144 Doattioraont. Tuesday, June 4, at 10 a. m., AT RO. 981 STATE-ST., Corner of Twenty-first, conststing of 1. W, Bedstaads, B. Dining Chalrs, c_accommo- ‘Also for Brusse! Sewing Sale peremptor, Machine, Cook Stoves, &c. All good. Come. Auctioncer, 144 Dearborn-st. . RADDIN & CO., Auctloneers, 118 & 120 Wabash-av. PEREMPTORY AUCTION 8313 BOOTS AND SHOES, TUESDAY, JUNE 4. ALSO, A BARKRUPT STGCK OF SEASONABLE GOODS. Cash Buyers can Sceure Bargains. AUCTION SALE DRY GOODS, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 5, Including Strawand Millinery Goods, Hats and Caps, Clothing, Cutlery, Silks, Ribbons, Hosiery, Embroideries, Hamburg Edging, Ladies’ and Gonts' Underwear, L. C. Hand- kerchiefs, Sus peaders, Notions, &a. Sale peremptor: AND ON THURSDAY, the 6th inst., A Percmptory Sgle of BOOTS AND SHOES, Sales to commence at 10 o’clock sharp. CHAS. E. RADDIN & CO. W. AU BUTTERS, LONG & CO. AUCTION SALE MSGESHLANEOUS BOOKS, IONERY, ETC., 00! » June 4. at 2 o'clock. at 173 B L1235, LONG & CO., Auctioncers. ATUTCTION SALE House and Office Furniture, Stack Crockery and Glassware, Nafes, Gas Chandeliers, Harble Soda Fountain, cost ove: 00, &c., &e., EDNESDAY Mol . June 5. at 9 o'clock, at our Satesrooms 17 and 1 East Bandolph-st. V. AL ONG & CO.. Auctloneers. _ THURSDAY TRADE SALE. Bry Goods, Woolens, Clothing, Fur Hats, Caps, Straw Goods, &c., THURSDAT o'clock.at our Salesrog SE. Auctioneers. " ay Sale of HOUSEHOLD GGODS AND GENERATL MERCHANDISE, SATUGRDAY. JUNE 8, AT 9 O'CLOCK A. M. AUCTION SALES. By GEO, P. GOKE & CO., esand 70 Wabash-av. REGULAR TRADE SALE DRY GOODS, Tuesday, June 4, 9:30 a. m. . ALSO A Special Offering in Medium and Fine Clothing, Ifen’s and Boys’ Sizes. Full Suits, Conts and Pants, Coats and Vests, and Pants only. Really Desirable Goods. GEO. P. GORE & CO., Auctioneera. SPECIAL! . HILLINERY GOODS, Tuesday, June 4, 9:30 a. m. Artificial Flowers, Satin, Gros Grain, Two Tone Saun and Plain Gros Grain Ribbons. GEO. P. GORE &CO., Auctionsers. _ PEREMPTORY AD CLOTHG. POSITIVELY PEREMPTORY. Tarticulars Saturday, June 8, WEDNESDAY. JUNE 5, Woshall close out 1,300 CASES VERY CHOICE and FINE BGOTS, SHOES, & SLIPPERS. Adapted to Summer Trade, Manufacturors canaot carry thet over, and we MUST GET OUT OUR ADVANCES, Close buyers will ar On Thursday, June G‘;nt 9:30 2. m., REGULAR SALE OF e sy e CROCKERY. 30 Crates W. & and €. €. Ware, IN OPEN LOTS, 2 Casks Becovated Toilet Sefs. GEO. P. GURE & €O.. Anctioneers. On Saturday, June 8, at 9:30 a, m., Regnlar Sale of New and Second-Hand FURNITURE. Also the entire conten{s of a Private Res deuce, consisting of Carpets, Stoves, Parlor Suit, Pie- tures, Kitchen Ware, &c., &e. GEO. P. GORE & CO.. Auctioneers. By ELISON, POMEROY & CO. Tuesday’s Sale. June 4, at 9:30 a. m, NEV AND SECOED-HARD FURNITURE, new and used Carpats—Ax- Yool Large showing AT ATUCTION, TUESDAY, Juue 4, at 3 p. m., at Store 43 State-st, A Zpe oppgrtunity is ofered to decorate your Purks, Lawns, and Windows ‘with rare specimen: ELISUN, POMEROY & CO.. Auctioneers. Pawmbrokers Goods, From A. Goldsmid’s Loan Office, AT AUCTION, At Qur Stores, 78 and 80 Randolph.st., Wednesday Morning, June 5. at 10 oclock, Fine Gold and Silver Watches, Fine b ronas, Elegant Jewelry, Miscellaneous Goods, &e., &c. Sule without re 1 0. Il"._ROY &£CO., x\ncllnn:fl!. REGULAR WEEKLY SALE, TRIDAY, June 7, at 9:30 a. m. Parlor Suits, Chamber Sets, a full line Car- pots, New Velvets, Azminster, Brussels, end Wool; General Household Goods, new end second-hand; General Morchenaise, ete,, ete., inciuding a targo stock General Groceries Sold under execution. ELISON, POMEROY & CO., Auctioneers., MILL PROPERTY WANTED, WASTED TO LEASE OR PURCHASE exty, with several acres of ground. Must have o1 dant and unfaliiog water-power. and e ppnlY with rafiroad byslde track. ~ Lorge bulldlng, et of carrytng heavy wefght, required, + Clpatly Location In Northera Ilnots preferreq, Adéress, giving full description of property, v, supply, rallroad connectlons, &e., P, F. z (g, Teoom 13, 113 Lasalle'st., Ciexgy sToves, CIL =wior 6oc. At THE O1E-STOVE NTORE, 2 Dircctly opposite the Bostg ARRIVAL AXD DEPARTURE OF Ty EXPLANATION oF RRFERRYCE MoRks—t amamt, Sonds; excepred. *Sunday ‘excepted. $Daily. =4 $3onea} excey CHICAGO & FORTHWESTERY BATLWay, House) sagyy Ticket Otices, 62 Ciarkst. (Sherm, the depots, aPacific Fust Line. aStoux City & 3 Yinkton .77 ek & Dubiiaiic. uckd & Dudmuz, Fast Majl. LGreen Day Express, b5t Paul & Minneai ST Paul & Mins DTiCrosse Axpre bLaCronse Expres tic Expross aGeneva Laxe & Rociford. 4Fond du Lac vis Jauesvili Pullman Hintel Cars are run throna) - cako And Council BIalk, on the trafs e Nootber road runs Pullman OF any Other foru ot Dotel cara west of Chleizo. : Sher:far a—Depot carner of Wells and Kinzfe-sts. b—Depor cornerof Caral and Kiaziests CHIFAGO, ETRLINGTON & OUTNCT RAIRMN, 002 0f Lage-st., dfaaaas. . aad Sl enth-sts. TICKes Otiees, 59 (L. 5., Aud at depotz. Leave. Mendota & Galeshurz Ex Ustawe & S 2 Kansas City & § ~Pullman Palaze binlnz:Cars Steepfuz-Cars avo run between the Pacific Express. CEICAGO. ATTUN & ST. LOUIS AND CHiCA3) EANSAS CITY & DENVER EHORT LINEL Unton Depot. West slde, near Madison-st. bridze. 123 Theket Ottice, 1 Chicazo and Omahaog Twenty-third-st. tiandolohst. Leave. | Arive. Ransas Clty & Denver Fast Ex St Louts, Sprinzrield & fex: Gbile ' New | E icazo & Streator. La Joles & CHICAGO. MILWAUFEE & ST. PAUL RATLWAY, Tnlon ison and Camal-sts. Tizel Uice. opposite $herman Houis, 04 uE debot. Milwaukee Express. : Wisconsin & Miunes 3 Bay, and Menadhs tirouzh) Y EXDTES. avennnns. Wiecunsin, Tows, and S{iaae: suta Express. Wiscunsin & 3 D Veny Al tralng run via Mliwa: Tickets for 5t, P2l and Minacapolts are good either ¥la Madlon and Fraing duChies, or via Watersown, LaCroase. aad Wiaoos ILLINOIS CENTRAL BAILROAD. t, fout of Lake-si. nad fout of TWeuty:-secong e Ticked offive. 121 Ruadolpa-st., near Clark. St. Louts Express .. St- Lovis Fast Line Caltro & New Orlean aCafro & Texas Senngrieid Exprsss Springaeld Nizht £ Peoriz. Burlioiton & K LPeona, Buriiniton & R Dubuquic & Slotix City & Dubuque & Stous Clty Ex. Glibuis Pass On Saturday nlght runs to Ces 4 0a Saturday night runs to Peor!u on 294D, ., soutlieatt corner MICHIGAN ] Depot, foot uf Laku-st. T";l’litl otlice, duipli, Grand g . forel, andat Pattazr iase. By E. R. LYON, Auctioncer, LES OF FINE STEEL EGRAVINGS Water Colors, OTIIER FINE PICTI'RES, on Monday. At 10530 . i B aad 1 duys at samie Lours until ¢ 179 State-st, Palmer 1 D. ouse. s, . Ty Picture Is St SALE POSITL XO Kl E. By H. FRIEDMAN, 200 and 202 Randolph-st. On WEDNESDAY. June 5, at 9:30 o'clock, 42 Crates Crockery, 30 Casks Roek and Yellow Ware, 169 Bbis Glassware, B 35 Sets Decorated Toilet Ware. G. W. BECKFOLD, Anctioneer. Leave. ESI Matl (v1a Maln and Afr Linc). il Moty b3, . Reuazoo Lecominaliion: mie Athuntle Express (dafly) {5 8001 T Nighe Express. o m. s s PITTSBURG, FT. WAYNE & CHICAGD 35!,“’%‘ Depos. corner Canal and SMadson-ses. Ticket 02564 o Clars-st., Pahmer Houde, and \ad Pactds Hats Matland Expre aciic Kxpresa. Fuot Liae... : PALTHIORE & 0700, . Tratnsleave from Exposition Dultllag, foot of o Toesst. Ticket O ark.st., Palaier | Graud Paclde, aad Depot (Expostion Bulldiaz). . ¥. & Boston Spectal flagtie Express,dally. NIiiit Express. By 5L M. SANDERS & CO.,. 72a0d 74 ¥ basi-av. REGULAR SALE OF BUOTS, SHOES, & SLIPPARS, AT ATUCTION, TUESDAY, JI By D. D. STARKE & CO., Stand 85 Randolph-st. Regular Weekly Sale, Wednesday, June 5, at 9:30 a.1n, A large and cholce assortment of HOUSEHOLD GOODS. 1. T. Chamber Sets, Parlor Suits, Sofas, Lounges, Easy Chirs, 3. T. Tebles, Rockers, Wardrobes, Book Cases, Cyl. Desks and Office Tables. The Entire Stock of a Dealer in Household Goods. The larzest and finest stock of Carpets to be fonnd fn the efty. ‘Gaods e1d at retall during the week. D. D. STARKE & CO., Auctloneers. By WM. MOOREHOUSE & CO., Auctioneers, 85 & 87 Randoloh-st. WE WILL SELL On WEDNESDAY, June 3, Commencing at half-past 9, a fall and com- Pplete line of HOUREKEEPING GOODS, Consisting of Elegant Parlor Suits, Hand- some Chamber Sets, Easy Chairs, Lounges, Oil Paintings, and Pier Glasses, Brussels. 3-Ply, and Ingrain Carpats. A large lot of second-hand Furnitars or same day. WAL MUOREHOUSE, Auctioness. On Wednesday Erening at 8 0’Clack, June 5, also Saturday Evemue, June 8, nt Ous Warerooms. we shnll offer a larze'sioel of Brussels and Inzrain Carpets, Perlor Pur- niture, Marble-Top_Chamber Suits, Pier Mirrors, Commodes, Bursaus. Cheirs, Roclk. ers, Pictures, Dimng, Kitchen, and Lann. dry Goods. Sale Positive, rain’ or shine. Tiook out for Bargains. HODGES & MORRISOYN, Auctionee; West Lake-st, Spring Trade has increased wonderfully ; and why? DADIES $35.00 Fine French § SA:50F1ns e s S4004 1 Cubra R Tiuiton oF $4.00 Fine Oif for. Lt A FANCY SLIPPET VERY CHE M. WHEELER & CO., _ 7L 1. Fadisomnsst. L R A AL PITTTSBURG, CIRCINNAT: (Cinciunati Afr-Lin Faer ot Clluton wid L3 dlanapolls, Lou-| mbus & Ess pros..... St Expres. KAREAKEE LINE Debot foot of Lake-st. and foot of Twentysecoid Dopart, | ATEZ. .\ goop § w33 Clncinnatt, _Tndfananolly & Loulyviile Day Express. _ NightExpres CHICAGO, ROGE TSLAND & PACTFIC BATLEI) e s Lerias Howe: Davenport Exprees.. ymaha. Leaven 1 ccominoda:ion, Exor 10:000- 3] cals on the Omaha Express are served fo dlalas Al cars, at 75 centa each. CHICAGO & EASTERN ILLINOIS RAILEOAD. “*Danville Houte.”™ . ‘Ticket Offices: 77 Clacicst., 134 Leatborn st sad Depot corner Cltuton =ad Carrol Day Ma .. . Nastvlicer e GOODRICE'S BTEAMERS Suturday’s Boat dou't lewve unti For Maufstee. Ludinzton. cte.. Fur Grand daven, Mus For st Juseph, etc_, dully®; Sutuniay’s St. Jue boat don’ For Milwauxe, Green Bay, Friday + Tuedlay i ete. £