Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, September 29, 1878, Page 16

15 UNDAY. SEPTEHBER .25, 1875— BIXTBE EN PAGES e 3 i AUCTION SAL X REAL ESTATE., Bal-Estate Improvements on the North and South Sides. Comprising Finei Stores, New Houses, and a lusic~ Hall. Bivalry Between' Michigan Avenue and Worth Dearborn Street. Large South Side Tract Put on the Mar- ket—Sales of the Week. \ The too long neglected corner, at the {riangu- larintersection of Twenty-second street, Cot- Zaze Grove avenue, and Tudiana avenue, is at Jength to be jmproved, Mr. Bernhard Baum has Jeased the property for fifteen years, and +will begin iminediately the crection there of a music hall, with garden, in the stsle of the Central Park Garden in New York, and the Lincoln Park Pavilion in the North Division of The building will stand on the cor- ner, flush with the sidewalk, and will Tun back 136 fect. In the rear will be a summer-garden. “The m ball will be a fine roum, twenty- seven feet high. ‘The cost of the building will Ve $20,000, ana it is the intention of the pro- prietor to make it an attractive resort for the lfovers of Zood music. Although the season is ulready well advaaced to the time when build- iug operations must be laid over till spring, MANY NEW ENTELPRISES sre belog undertaken. The improvement of the sacant Jot on the northeastern coruer of Monroe snd Dearborn streets, it Is promised, wiil soun be under way. Theinjunction asked for azainst the traosfer by the Board of Education of the Jease to the parties who are zoiug to build, it is expected, will ‘soon be dissolved. There will then be no further obstacle to the ercction of the nandsome building, the plans of which are imade aud perfected, aud have been described in this coiumn. The march of new buildings southward on Wabadh avenue is well kept up. The vacsnt sixty-six feet between the new Fui- Jerton Building and the stables, between Mon- roe and Adams streeis, is to be filled up witha handsome five-story stone-front building. The BUILDING PERMITS jssued during the week by the Building Depart- ment number fifty-two. Some of the more im- portant were 8s follows: Wiltiam Sharterberg, two- story etore and dwell- ingon Wentworth avenue, near Twenty-fourth streei, to cost $2,000. " on S Aovéph Baroer, three-story dwe avene, nieas Taylor treet. io cos 55,000, 1 , thres-story sione-front «wre and G State strect, 1o cost 36,000. 0. A slory rtone-froat dwelling on In- aiaa, noar Pine, to cost 83,5 Porwen & Morgan. store and office at 190 Pine street. 10 cost S1,000. Samioel Georgé, two two-story dwellings_on Lenue avenue, near Harlbat street, to cost §2,- n 11 Ewing, two-story dwelling on Van Buren Western avente, 10 cost $1.300, y dweiling on Michiean ave- r Thirty-second street, to cost 57,560, n Kritten Bros.. one-story store on South Halsted etuol, zear Thirtieth, to cost $1,500. 3t L. Latan, teG-slore sions-front dwelling £, near Lincoln, tocost $5,000. 'C. 5. Tull, thiree threc-atory stone-front flats on Bice Tiland avenne, near Taylor strect, 10 cost $10,000. The attractions of North Dearborn street as a residence avenue make that thoroughfare the RIVAL OF MICHIGAN ANENGE. On both strects a areat many fine honses are in . course of ercction. The Trustees of the New- berry estatc broke ground during the week for 2 Llock of eight fine residences, at the corner of Chestnut street and North Dearborn street. They will be three stories high, and will nave marble fronts. The corcer bouse, 50x60, has been leascd for five years to the Misses Grant, who_will occupy it with their school: The Eteady coatinuance of Lui ne in this city is he 10 the business of the real estate mar- Xet. There is 3 rrowing demaad from the aug- mentiog poputation for more accummodations. A curprising fact, showing this, is tnat the houses left vacant over May 1 and those built since have pesrly all found tenacts. The con- fidence of Chicugo men in Chicago real estate is based on such evidences as this of the enauring _prosperity of the city. One of the oldest citizens of Cbicago, a man whost ame hus been givento onc of our largest public-school buildings, a heavy own- or of Chicago real cstate, and recently roturned {rom a five-year trip. throuzh all the principal ‘countrics of the world, zives as the result of his observations that nowhere in Europe or Ameri- <2 hs he found any other business point that liad the promisc of such vast future growth as Chicazo. He saw no other city in the world surrounded bv so fertile a country and g0 vig- orous 2 pupulation as tnis. In ten years Chi- cago, according to this enthusiestic friend, will “have 1,000,000 inbabitants, and by the dose of oneration will be the most populous city in the world. It is Dot necessary to aceept an¥ of these brilliant anticipations, but they cer- ainly o in the direction in which' this city is developing, and it is the consciousness of this 1hat gives Chicagoanstheir faith in Chicago’s future. The inquiry for preperty bes been good dur- fnz the week, and oumbers of sales have been made. Wehearof cases in which property has ‘been marked up and offers refused at prices that were solicited a few weeks ago. But this is, of course, not the gencral condition of the market. The rise of prices we have notcd on Aichigan avenuc has stimulated the market in that quarter. A large tract, comorising G} scresin the block between Rorty-sccond :.\ud Forty-third streets, Prairie 20d Indiana avenues, has_been very successfully put on the market by T. B. Boyd. This land has been held by its prescnt owners for twenty-two years, and is now offered at §25 a frout foot, cash. Mr. Boyad has sold six lots out of the twenty-four to parties whointend to build immediately. Thereis a demand for cheap residence property of this kind within easy reach of thc railrosds and horse-cars. It can be improved in the present condition of the building market on the most favorable terms.” Some of the other sales bave been: E. S. Dreyer & Co. s0ld to H. Shillington lot 505106 on Indisua strect, between Clark and Dearborn, for 85,5005 a three-siory brick house .and lot on Chicago avenuc, near tranklinstreet, for H. Balatka, for $6.000; five marbie-front houses on Sederwick strect, near Centre strect, for $23,000: lot_on Milwaukee avenue, near Wood street, for $2.100. Alot 25x80 on LaSalle street, near South Water, was sold for $5.000. On Ashland avenue, near Hubbard street, o Yot 83x104 was sold for $10,000. Alot on Wabash avewue, north of Thirty- thira strect 50x175 was sold for $6,000. ‘On Twentv-ninth strect, east of Calumetave- nue, a lot 50x300 has been sold for 88,000, On Sedawick street, north of Centre street, a i)‘(’:’" 100x107, improved, has been sold:for $23,- On South Park avenue, south of Twenty- seventh strect, a lot 22 feet iront, runhing to alley. improved, has been sold for $5,137, On Vernouavenue, near Tlirty-scventhstreet, "5‘,5,"’" 213¢x195, improved, has been sold for A lot on Franklin street, 40x80, north of Ran- dolph street, has been sold by L. Hapgood to . H. McMurtry for $32,240. ‘Aloton North Dearborn_ street. 20x76, fm- 25‘3‘0?}’ near Ohio strect, has been sold for H. W. Brooks sold_sixlotsat South Englc- wood, corner of Halstedand Ninety-first strects, Tor §250 3 lot. SATUCRDAT'S TRANSFERS. The following instruments were filed for record Saturday, Sept. 25 Ty rRoreRty. Seymourav, 241115 of West North ar, wf, ST, dated Sept. 18 (Jacobson & Taliman fo Ulu nl).. ‘West Adams st, 2 -10 !l l: of Rockwell o, 8 1, 2 t.'lfib[; ]0 1t, dated July 31 gL A S W. 1L Soydef 1o George 5. 1,500 oth 1L dau.-d ':a . 38 (. Barioath to Corirad Dewgts) o “West Monroe e, 241t w of Al 1, 1. 243190 1L, “improved, dated Scpt. LN Thompson et al. 10 Willam vans) Morean oL ST815 6 oF Adama . aivided 3; of 39x120 f1, dated Sept. 20 @ s ¥ Waiker 16 BB, Hunch- Weat Huron st & w wmr Zawanb10 & dsted Sepi 5% (O RN St Sy Eils). . Totibatat, S0 0 Sor “Wisconsin et w T, .m-_-s“f_te;]nmm\:m dated Seot. o 26 ler 1o Anjgust South Dearborn st, mfi ™ of Thirs “z):ii. O Fificies, rnete o e A nzellet, trigngle of T 810501 11, dated Sept. 3 (ko ¢ lated Sept. D (liobert Stokoe to Eliza” 700 x194 fe, dated Sept. 28 (& ¢ Zehe to Jon Peckler). . \‘"m, 1.380 Racine av, 225 ft n of Belden av, w i, x' X124 240 11, dated Sept. 20 (Frankiin ~- Hatheway 10 anmu B. Otis) Bismarck st, 0 ftw of Rockwell 8t 5 f, - 'L dAtgd Sept. 25 (Ger- man Savings Bank to Michael Lambin). State st, neat Twenty-seventh et w f, 25 (N 400 25 : $161 2-10 ft. dated Sept. 24- (Potter Palmer to B. C. Alexander) .. Superior st. 86 1t w of Townsend s, 485130 {1, dated Seot. 17 (Van H. Hig- . « zins to Frazer Lubricator Company) - 1.680 XORTIL OF CITY LDNITS. WITHIN A RADICS OF SEVEN SULES OF THE COURT-HOUSE. Dymmy Road, 400 ft & ¢ of Adaison st, o f, 100x2001t, dated Sept. 27 (E. H.'&, A.E. Clapp to JamesL. Cianp). S 1,500 Dempser place, 789 1t w of D Teoad, f;, 30176 ft, dated Sept. 25.... 1,750 SOUTI OF CITY LINITS, WITHIN A KADIUS OF SEVEN NILES OF THE COURT-NIOUSE. Forty-thirdst, 214 ft w of Ashland av, n £, 50x122 fi, aated Sept. 20 (William 1,500 £ “Somapeon 10.3: McCtrthz)-. 700 Sonth Dearborn t. 50 ft n of Forticth st, ¢ f, 24x100 ft, imoroved, dated Sept. 19'(M. L E. Stenac to 1. E. Taylor).. 950 DBittorteld sf, pear Fiftlein st W1, 855 100 ft, dated Sept. 25 (F. Michel to James Wllllm’nl) 300 GNMENT FOR CREDITORS. Philip L. \\ .Yunnmn. paints and oils, 1234 State street, 1o Perry A. Hull, assignment for the bene- 1it of Liis creditors. SUMMARY FOR THE WEEE. The following is the total amount of city and suburban trausfers within a radius of seven miles of the Court-House, filed for record during the week ending Saturday, Sept. 28: City sales, 61; consideration, $195,527. " North of city Hmlu, sales, 4; cuns(dcm.lon, §7,050. South of city limits, sales, 10; considerstion, $95.700. Total sales, 75; total consideratlon, 28, * MORTGAGED PHILADELPNIA. The fecord, of Philadelpnia, says there are about 120,000 'unsatisfied morteages on property in the City of Philadelphi, of which nearly two- thirdsare held by building and Joan associations. First-cluss mortpages at the present time are as scarce as snow in July. This shows, according to Mr. Craig P. Ritchie, of the Real Estate Title Insurance Company, a well-known expert in hat nearly seven-cighths of in the city is mortzaged. There to 160,000 lots of zround built upou in the v. Including the suburbs. Previous to the year 1806 there were but fow morteages, as compared with those of after vears. The first book to contain a reeord of mortsages was made in the year 1749, Previous to that period mortgages and deeds were en- tered in“the same book. The increase in the number of mortgages from year to year has been astonishing. Each book in the Recorder’s oftice contains a record of ahout 175 mortzages onanaverage. Duringthetermofthe Hon. Alfred C. Harmer as Recorder of Deeds, from the year 1860 to 1863, there were seventy-two of these books. showing that nearly 9,000 mortgages were created in those three voars by this reckon- ing. In the term of Louis R. Broomall, from 1563 to 1566, there were ninety-seven books; in Joshua T. Owen's term, from 1866 to 1869, the number of books nearly doubled that of his pre- decessor, reaching 153. in John A. Houseman's term, from 1869 to 1572, the figures crept up to 208 books; while io the term of F. Theodore Valton, from 1872 to 18 the books reached the enormous figures of 318, showtug that about 53,000 morteages were created during Mr. Wal- .ton's term and entered of record. The term of “Mr. David H. Lane, which expires next January, Wil show about thé same number and perbaps a slight increase over the fizures given above. oy RELL ESTATE PAPERS IN BABYLON. W. St. C. Boscawen has_discovered among the contract tablets in the Britisa Mu- seum two documents of great interest to meometricians. Attached to two terra-cotta 1ablets containing deeds of sale of cstates near Babylon, Mr. Boscawen found two neatly-drawa plans of the estate: question. The “first of these is a deed ret. e to the sale of some land whick took place toward the latter end of the reign of Nebuchadnezzar. It represents an estate of about eight and 8 half acres in area, and bounded on the northern side by the canal of the goddess Banituo. The mnames ol the owners of all the adjacent lands are wiven, and the greatest care is %}\en in giving the dimensions of ‘these plots 1 “I'ne whole is divided intothree parrs of pas io- grams, aud check dimensions are taken to test thesccuracy of the work. A semi-circular por- tion on the east side is most carefully measured, both radius and circumference being given. The second plan is unfortunately in u mutilated condition, bat the remaining portions show the same care and neztness as is found in the per- fect one. The deed of sale in this second docu- ment is written on the ‘reverse of the tablet, and is dated in the reign of Darius Hystaspes. ‘The value of thesc documents as bases by which to fix both the lunar and ares measures in use in Babylonia is very great. Both these documents form portions of tae now well- kuoown, series of the Ejibi tablets. Mr. Boscawen Topes shortly to publish these Gocuments. e —a— THE DEVIL AND ST. LOUIS. The Devil, arrayea in magnificent style, Thought ne'd visit our beautifal Earth for awhile, A lemon of demons svon answered his cull, nd e picked out the twelve biggest liars of them And ho said, 3y Apostles, my darlings, you'll And you'll go to the Earth on a visit with me." ‘And from regions infernal there shot a bright ame, - And the Devil and Apostles to Earth on it came, *+ And thither we'll go," ssid the Father of Lies, As away in the distance St. Louis he spies. *“i¥hien wo bear the foul lies of Chicago they tell, We will think, my Apostles, we atill are in Lell,™ To St. Louls they marched in magnificent state, And the Mayor and Council upon them did wait, Sayinz, -+ Welcome, thon King of tho segions low Thy blessing upon our great city bestow. Tie then our protector, and help us to wrest The crown from Chicago, the Queen of the West, #Two flrcs have swept o'er her, yet still she re- ‘maing The centre o! Energy, Commerce, and Brains; And ’%’mdhiwbbom Trade—still pzmlnenlly slakes ‘Her thirst in Chicago, the Queen of the Lakes. We havc prayed for her downfall in vain: and now Descmfl by God, tara for succor to thee.” “hly children, 11 aid you,” the Devil replied, As e \lears trom his” eyes with s coat-tail he coreeie papers 'l tart. T most solemn} 3y Apostles shall cach have an editor's ehaly. And Palseliood Wwe'll dress Jin Trath's beaatiful And Cnlcngn we'll crush, ™ said the Father of Lies. Ah, St.r’).oulu! whh 2 broom you might just as well To swe:n the hnglfl. stars {rom their bomes in the Ky As to wrest from Chicago the fleaven-given place, Or one heat from her win in Trade's L':h‘)noni Taco, When the.gemon of Fire laid her stricken and low, You zlone of all cities rejoiced at her wo, But, hl;e Phenix, she rose from her ashes, and now Camm:l;c: £ays, as she places the crown on her e **Fair city by Michigan's waters caressed, ' Ycrown thee ForzvER the Qaeen of the West; And t.gl}‘nn piees alihoigh they may fume, e, nd rzil, The Devid and St. Louis shall never vrevail." Caicago, September, 1878. RosEnT TURNEY. ——— 5 Erench Journalists, From *“French Pictures in Enalish - Grenlug Sapmag, OOk b Ar. A French jourpalist is a man of weight. It may be alleged that his rezard for facts is small, that his judement on men and things have more varicty of ranze than depth, that his temper often zets the better of ml.n, and that, in his ardent desire that the world should be moved by his vrose, he breaks out into para- doxes well calculated to bewilder the wesk minds who Jook to the press for guidance. 1t may be urged that the French journalist is not overscrupulous {nor overwise; that he prefers the discomfiture of a foe to the triumphof a principle; and that he would never miss & point tosavea truth. 1t may be asserted that Lie is, socially spesking, bumptious and truculent, for that it is impossible to enter a drawing. room where he may happen ‘to be with- out being at once made aware of his pres- ence aud abasted by it, so impetuous is his flood of talk, so dogmatic his observations, so jaunty his strut, so wholly self- satisfied the cxnresqon of bis countenance. All this mai‘be said, and more; still the fact re- | mains that the journalist is a power, and one' whom men dread. Be he never so young and ignorant,—and ignorant he almost invariably is, whether youny or not,—pcople trucklc to him. He has usurped the public homage and the publie fear that were once bestowed on as- trologers and Court fools; but his resemblance to the Jjester is preater than to the astrologer, 1or, Whereas the popular belief in his divinine powers may be limited, none can doubt his pre- rogative to stab reputations irresponsibly under cover of his profession. 'The French Press laws, which have doue 0 much to keep newspapers in terror of Government, have ictt them almost absolutely free 1o molest private persons. People may challenze the journalistif thes dare, or thrash him if they can; but, except for the fear of sword-thrusts ortane—whcnls, the man plies his vocation uncontrolled, and may use his pen indifferently either as a weapon to puncture Wwith or as an_ instrument to bespatter. Nothing exceeds the pow- J er of the French journalist, unless it be his malice in using it and his conceit in boasting ofit. Hels a strange excrescenceon the sur- face of modern civilization,—s bramble, briar, " sire to send and no wgndc)‘r lhncl peo;;l: hould_ bundle bim tenderly, forgheis harmiu ls.vy ‘pature. -A statesman Lutcrs a~drawing-room; biushes unceremoniously pust offigers who have: \Lcd and grizzled 'in - thelr_couiifry’s servico; ~1gsophers who Iive ‘grown griy, in promot- DS siance; painters, composers,izand pocts whoSe Weneg have addbd to the nation’s rzlon’ but he stopSvafore n Phuy youne moj with & cyeprlass and & “Uratentioss head ofhair, und bows affably to him. A few months before that puny youns man was a puny derk in the states- qman’s office, but, having deserted his bigh stool and desk to Write in a newspaperof larze eireu- lation, it is uow In his power to render his old chief ridiculous in the eyes of 50,000 readers by assailing him - every moming with barbea ]fll‘u and spiteful insinuations. Thus were the sophists of ancient Rome a terror and a plague'tyf “the great and the wise; but the voices of thesoghists reached no “farther than the, forwn’s limits,. whereas that of the journalist flugs in Lhd ears of the willion. or mnglug‘nemh e Ilcmbers of the New Gernan Parlliment. The Magdebury Zeilung gives tho following classification ot the members of tie New Ger- man Parliament: 105landed proprietors, ywenty- one rentiers aud persons of private mossas, onn Ficla Marshal {Von Moltke), one retired43cner one Protestant and tweaty-one Romau Catliol m'- clergymen, two (Prussian) Cabivet Ministers, six ex-Ministers, oue Ambassador, ana £wo-ex- Councillors of Legation, two Governors of Prov-* inces and two ex-Governors, onc Prcsldr-m, o! Folice, thirty civil servants and five ex- two Senators, five Chamberlains, one Chlel Huntsman, cight Burgermeisters, two, Town Councillors, thirty-nine Judges of both superior and subordinate courts, one Attorney-General, four Deputy ditto, one ex-Deputy ditto, twenty- nine barristers and attorneys, fifteen university professors and tutors, one ex-director -of a gym- nasium, one. newspaper proprietor, oue news- paper agent, [ourtecn editors and writers for newspapers and other periodicals, five physicians, ome urchitect, one civil engineef, seven merchants, -eleven manufacturers, and two managers-of mavufactories, two brewers, one mining director, onc bronze-foundry inspeetor, fourteen shop-keepers, one banker, " three bank- directors, two chic{ directors of financial com- panics, one President of a Chamber ‘of Com- erce, one general agent, three hotel-keepers, one master wood-carver, one clgar-maker, one wood merchant, one photographer. 2 il ot Sy SPOOL COT'TON. - “'Best Thread for Sewing-Machines.” |, LLIMANT ANOTHER VICTORY FOR AIIH:BICAN SPOOL COTTON A GOLD MEDAL and the oNLY SPECIAL GRARD PRYZE Furspoo] Cottor, at the Parls Expositlon, 1878, whera all the preat thréad manutacturcrs of thie world o Beted. was atvarded othie WILLIMANTIC COMPAN of Hartford, Con.., **for the surpssing excellence of thelrspool Colmn. “esnocially udapted for ase on Sew- ing-Machincs. " More than fifty exhibitors of sewlu«»\mhlneu at the Centennini and at Parls certify that the WILLIMAN- TIC SIX-CORD SOFT-FINISH SPOOL cun‘ou is *the best thread for SEWING MACHINES they ever used.” They pronounce it superlor to all other brands on account of ita STRENGTET, EVENNESS, ELASTICITY, FINISEL and COLORS. SEE THE WILLIMANTIC DISPLAY at the CHI- CAGO EXPOSITIO " OCEAN STEAMSHIPS. ALLAN LINE OCEAN MAIL STEAMSHIPS, ¥IA QUEBEC, VIA BALTIMORE. PASSAGE all_classes between vrincipal polnts fn pe and America ot lowest catcs, Accomumodit- Three weekly Sallings e Intermediate, $10. Hold: Ste age. S28 currency. Storiest Sea Roitte. Superfor Ships, Experfencedf- ficers. Disclplined Crews. Safety the Governiug nle. Ewmigrant and Stecrnge Fassengers, through toall pn]nu stspecla) rates, ADpiy t0 ALLAY & co., Gen. Agen th‘ll\_ 8L, (,llh)fll:fl WHITE STAR LINE. Carryluzs e Unizen States and Roval Matl betgaen New York and Lf L. Fo{nusm.t. spply to Com- pany’s oitice, 48 5 \xé a i Wik ' m Agent. 77 iatson Great Driain snd lmlnml i CUNARD MATL LINE, Sailing three times a-week toaud from British Ports. Lowest Prices. Apply at Company’s Office, morthwest corner Ciahtund Randolphoats. , Chicheo. P. IL_DU VERNET. General Western Azent. EOUCATIONAL. MRS, E I JAGESON, Professional Volce or Tone-Bulider, by the Boston Streeter methiod. and Teacher of Sight Sinzing and Plano Playlng, has again opened her School of Modera Lancuages and Musiz, at 1:0oms 46 and 47 Dore Block, northwest corner State and . st5. A cl n . Rifpersons wishfug to Jolt thia Class il ploase be promiptly on time. Private napis re- celved at all Bours of tc day aad eveuing, whep clossca are not in session. s most reasonable. The pat- Fonage of the pubilc is kindly solicired. MUSEMENTS. ). \ THE TABERNACLE. h be Favored with Fivst Ap- Cuc;gg:flge of «ll the Great Musical Stars! TUESDAY EVENINGS, MONDAIYIIIgnuIflhe! 30 and October1, STE&AKOS@H OPERA €. MR. J. H. HAVERLY, And jolnt dlrccklan of lL\THA\VAY & POND (Red- Lyceum Bureau! Rates of Adnnssmn—()nly 50c, 75¢, and $1. Eltber of above prices Includes Reserved Seat. SALE OF RESERVED SEATS Continucs Monday and Tuesday Mornings. Sept. 30 ana Oct. 1, at Root & Sons’ Musie Co., 136 Staté-st. All thé Artists appear ot each Entertainment. Mon- day's Programme cntirely differcnt from Tuesday's. Strongest’ Array of Important Artists Ever presented to a Chicago puolic. Miss Clara Lonise Kellogg, Misy Amie Lomise Cary, Sir-Rosnati, - George A. Comly, : J. Ly, MAD. REVE-HING. MAD. MARETZEI, DBEITRENS. [ oraers vy mail or.telegrapl for seats will recelve Prompt attenci "R Tari number of addittonsl chatrs have heen nlacéd onttic maih flovr. making the chofcest scats In the house. ‘Thae rafironds will fssuc_excurslon tickets at reduced Tatea w parties wishing (o attend thesc Concerts. Ar- Tangements ean be completed through ticket ageats at eacn place, Concerts |lezln atso'clo Carriages at I Carrl: ln-st. add feave by Market-at. HAVERLY’S THEATRE. J. H. HAVERLY, Provrietor and Manager. THIS SUNDAY NIGHT, The Gifted American Artisty, Mr. WKEE RANKIN WIS 7Y DLANCEARD [n Mr. Joaquin Millers (The Poot of the Slerrus.) Desutizal Sh Rortbinmiy Shure Amserican DFns,of the DAMITES! Mr.LOUTS ALDRICH, O, **The Chinam; ‘must enter from Frank- ‘The Parson”: Mr. and ull (neaame kreat run at Snnnnr}::l b otk unxl ced there and o e IAVEELY, o pary. \n:i‘_nu RS AR Y S Mr i)m‘id A Strong’s Magnificent Seenery in {lis Pl.w AN ATTRACTION IN ITSELF. ‘You can secure your seats without extra charge. UNION FARK €ONG’L CHURDH, Curcago, Sept. 2 —Mra. Florence Rice-Knox —DEAR MaDAN: W, the undersigned, many of whom Tistened 1o you 4t your late reception (i our ¢ity, desir- ing to Lear you In vublle, fender you our support, and request you'to aceept a testimonlal before You réturn t. - Please name date and place at your earlfest con- Willlam aldrich, Wiiiard Woodurd, Eitired Gon- Todlic, Gou: 4 edrd, T Vau Selinack, Chates Ty ampn o Thowas Cogswell, A. S Randall) And otliers, Caicaan, Sept. 25, 1678, —Xo. 639 Weat Adains-at.— It 1t n. Ledife, the Rev. Sumner R e, the THo Wil A uu Tiom: . Sroodarie Franilis Sines saghe le. T, i, Tilton, Norman T, Gassect, nml ot S Many thanks for your kin Compilmentary offer, which 1s sl the more mll!;lu;( 3 comin 10 he oa fay Arse VIELE 0. SonT eitye. Walys Ing for the present all further expressions of gratitude, Qct. 8, at Unton resvect, ' am very CE RICE-KNOX. HOCLEY’S THEATRE, For the Benedt of the Yellow-Fever Sufferers in the South, I ricn" Wi Demmit e to name Tusiday evenic, Park Congregational Cliuséh, W1 truly, "LORE: Te Clicazo Kinderarten TRAINING SGIIUOL, No. 3 Tlershey Jiall, will bectn 2,1 Fordrulars uoply to 3 REor Miss SATta PENNSYLVANIA MILTTARY ACADEHY. Scot,, 11, Thoroughh fn- ‘nglueering, the Classics, and En- F Bartionats apeyto JEW R WILCO X, < at mc fice of the Tremont House, or to Col! HYATT, Presldent. TR ART SCEEOOL East uron-st., w1l reopen Oct1.; Instruction At263 in a'l branches, including water colors, chipa. puiniing. cte. AR Jexsonsare always glven to the number of pipils will he limited. 1\1 DA SILVA AND MRS, l-uRl)’b pCformeily dire. ogden ¥roneh. ud German: Boarding " and Day sq.m.n for Youn' Ladies aud Children, with Calisshen- 1cs. No. 17 West Thirty-cighth-st., New. York. Reo- pens Sept. 30, Al’lpflmflon may be made by mher. or Dersonally as above. _Lectures by Dr. Lavbertor Froebel School and Kindergarten, 25 BISHOP-COURT, east of Union Park, _ MISS SARA EDDY, Principal and Kindergartener, GroE HALL—MISS MONTFORT'S SCHOOL FOR soung ladles: attracilve home, thorou - tion. moderate term: i BRAD- Hofuinn's) New Have poteney, and all dls- eascs that follow as a sequent of Seif- Abuse: 35 Loss of Memory. Trifversal assitude, Pain in, e ac Dinm, Jn Bafors Takm of Vislor, Trema: A fer T, ‘many other Disesos that lead 16 1 . tion gml a Premature Grave. 0 dumnlty or C‘m““nn P Full p(‘;r"fi,‘;‘:“fl{l: our pamphlet, which we de- e 0 every ane. CH- Medicine is sold by all dru:xdsr?n‘ S$1 per 'fi:kbnr::c:xgg #x pucgages for S5, or will be seat free by mall on'ro- celptof the monelr by addressing. :.nn.\g SIEDICLNE 0. QrvAN sixlx{u\cx STEPHENSON “m.“v-‘"flfi ‘o4 st Chicago, ‘wholesale and retail 'will supply druggists at proprietors’ ]\ric(‘lbl. lg!nf.u whn - ELECTRO THERMAL BATH IHSJFIUT © Rapdolph St., the oot Dackms to wEih o Feae Destiers Sy, fizive 3 i s, Consumption, ug a delieate, tailant complesion. For Partigatan o adires Tasiinte, Dlm:ullhl_)embuk:l“ e TRIUMPH THR X e \f’ iy wwl\vl’l‘;l‘,\nl“.'l‘s S ughs, A Tharmencis, the Vol sud Dronclifal Affect Price. 23 Cents per ot Mail, Trinmph Throat Tabiet Co., Battimore, 3fd. J. AIRIN, M. D., 70 'STATE-! A 2V. Specialty: lung, female, cnmfr d‘grx‘ng‘\tio. Fattering. Aviificial v o Epondence solfcited: e o TSR cnn:oromn P e e del oo SOV STEPHENS o 20P- SLED] 1% CHIZOP. famttnt vt Slhephensi‘é\ll- ar bu; fir uisiirulzes Se s dru:. 23¢ver box. o INSECT ECT POWDEE. 7, Roaches. Moths, Trade Mark. g, Ronclcs Mol | = ‘flce. ete. Warrant- A?H«L A?fils Intsect Puwilur ” E. Madisoursst, TUNDER ?'HE AUSPICES OF THE Real Estate and Loan Brokers of Chicago. Sunday morning and evening. Sept. 29, the eloguent and Impressive orator, THE REV. JAMES KAY APPLEBEE, has kindly tendered his serviees for the occasion. Mr. HUOLEY the use of bie theatre, and muste will be gen- crously furnisied by benevolent young Jadics of thia citv. Morningservice, 10:30, - Sivest Are the Uses of Adversity. cning lecture, **The Merchant of Ven- fce," Wison in rengious cortosy und charity. Tick- ets, 25c. Forsale atthie Theatre, Sept. =, and at all ‘Drowincot points fu the city during the week. EXPOSIFION BUYLDING, EXPONITION DATT YT S A.M..___.TO 10 . DL ADIISSION 25 CENTS | CHILDREX, THE TABERNACLE. BEECHER'S new Lecture, “Reign of theConimon People,” at Tabernacle, Oct. Z2d. SeatsatRoot & Sons, 156 State St., 25¢. 50c. and T5¢. ", ERENCH LESSOXS. ** Autant de l_xnrnsson parle, autant de fols on cat ADULTS ... ‘homme.” —cn ey PROX. L. EDOUARD, (Parls), | Frencli Master at the Chicago Musteal Cal- ee. S1xth Seeston. _Instruction {n Frencli under a P New. "No Routine Syatem. The follow- in l’fl:llch Wil be condiicted a8 fc. HICAGO MUSICAL COLFci Tuesdeys aud Fridays, 1. o1 Wednesdays and Satu} HE SOUTH SIDE ACADEMY. 9 Laglcy-av: Tplondays, iWedneidays, snd ¥ from3io 6. All classses to £E0 O & 2 g B Form s~ sons. For private instruction and other claases apply for cireylara and addfess | PROF. L EDOUAID, 3 Wabash-av. anil 9 Langley-ar, lTALl;\N, FRENCH, AND GERM! Pmr. EUGENE YON ELENZE'S clamscs at tho Hler- shey School of Musleal Art beain Saturdey, Oct. T Claok every Sacarday at 5 Frorah st 9t 3 p. m. Each class, $10 per year (in advan ). FRE_NCH. ITALIAN, AND GERMAN. pEROE: EUGEXE VON KLENZE'S classes at RSN CGHOBL OF MUSIOAL AN w5 et Geat Terms, only $10 ver year, in advance, : ATHENETL BEGINS TO-MORROW. 50 DEARBOKN-ST. RUSSELL?S AGIDENY " OF DANCING, % TREOPENS SATURDAY, OCT. 5. cnndr;msc‘m t3 i Class ot 100 9, e T ™ | THE PALACK THEATRE SAMUSEMENTS. fee BM'VICKER’S THEATRE, GRAND DOUBLE BILL ‘For This Weéek: Only. THE GREAT SENSATION DRAMA, >t LOSTIN LONDON WITH A STRONG CAST. Magnificent Scenery. Rezlistic Mine Scene. TLondon by Sunset and Moonlight. Great Winter Scene in London. - EVERY NIGHT, Wenesday and Satnrday Matinegs. The performances will conclude with the Comic Domaestic Sketeh, MY TURN NEXT. During Each Performance, COMIC SONGS, DUETS, AND DANCES. REMEMBEK, FOR THIS WEER ONLY. e TWO ORPHANS. GRAND ACADEMY OF MUEIC, REVIVAL, (WestSide) Halated-st., near Madison. OF AMERICA. WM. EMMETT. ....Sole Lessee and Manager. . MONDAY, Sept. 30, - CIIANGE OF ATTRACTIONS! GEO. W. THOMPSON 1n his Sensation Draina, “YTACUPRP.” HARRIS & CARROLL, Ethiopian Comiques. ALICIA JOURDAN, Character Vocalist. JOHX F. SHERIDAN. Burlesque Artist. MURPHY & SIANNON, LIZZIE MULVEY, - And all the Favorites in a Variety Bl Prices the chieapest in the clty—15, 25, 35, and 50 cts. Seats can be reserved without e. © e, Extra Perform- ra Matiuces Wednesday and Saturday. ances Sunday Afterncon and Evenliic, HAMLIN'S (NEW) THEATRE, 87 Clark-st., oppasite Court-House. Sunday nicht, Sept. 20, 1878, grand extra perform- ance and iasc RIFhE of the GrestSuclety Star, Sirs. HENRIETTA CHANFRAU, in C. . Tayleure's clegant Soctety Draina entitled PARFTED. \lnndn:v‘, Sept, 30. 1873, lost appearance of Mrs. CHANFLAD. when wlll be_produced ual version of MISS )ILLT()\ ll) \lr C. W. ‘Tuesday, Oct.1, every crening and Wednes- urdany Matinees (note rhe clmn,t). FRANK S. CEZIANFRAT, in his thrilling American Drama entitied Eit, the Avkansas Traveler, -produced with entirely new scenery by Minard Lewls, Esq., anda GREAT SPECIAL CAST. IIG\)LLY’S THEATRE. R.M. HOOLET.... ----Sole Proprietor and Mansger. F’VAE\%;GELNE Monday, Sept. 30, etery eveninz,and Wednesday and Satiriuy Hathices. Unprocedented SUCCOss of Rice’s Evangeline Combination In tiietr magnificent Opera Boufle Extravagania of that name, with Ity wealth of attraction, Sparkling Originn The, A oo Shrip to Awert e Lively Whalim e Monday, “The Eminent and Favorite Trage Al AR B SR " i WHITE STOCKING PARK. GRAND PICNIC AND ENTERTAINMENT, Tuesday, Oct. 1, Day and Evening, TUNDER THE AUSPICES OF THE Malsters, Brewers, Wholesale & Retail Liquor Dealers & Saloonkecpers, For the Benefit of the YELLOW-FEVER SUFFERERS. Tlie Exccutive and Sub-Committces are requested to meet to-day in {hx Club ;200ms of Ll 8c 3oclock promp, Tor e NORTIH SIDE TURNER HéLL. Next Sunday Aflarnoon. at 3 o'clock. GRAND OPENING CONGERT Of the Season for tne Benefit of the Yellow Fever Suifferers, . BY THE CHICAGO ORCHESTRA. 49 PIECES, Under the direction of ADOLPIL ROSEN! ADMISSION, 15 EORER: CHICAGO NATATORIOM. Sw nming Season! Farswell t SATURDAY. yct. 5, 1878, LAST LADIES' d closing fustivftics of the season. iz of threc Wterent clisses to com- men sharp. 3 . Diving Goitest for Gold: and Siiver Giln i e Grentni o Jnoss, Srecd Matehes, cie, Tof tickets and programmes apoly 3t the wilce or 16 lady members. JANSES, Magugzr. kit URS’[‘ER}S NEW CHICAGO THEA" 'I‘RE SUNDAY EVENING. SEPT. 29, 1875. Der Verlobungs Tonfal * Vaudeville fn Three Acts by E. Ret, Performuncen every evenini during the week, Sat urday afternooit, 240, Mat RS HALL. . MEIS Tweaty-second-st., bet. Wabast-av. aad State-st. CONUERT AND BALL SUNDAY. Senc. 29, grmanged by Fronk Luiubard & Schindis Orchestr: Trom cents. 1YGO SCHMOLL, Man: OW’s DANCING SCHOOL, WEST SIDE, Cor. Adams and Halsted-sts., Ladies' and Gents'. Wednesdaysand Sat- . Mbsses and Masters, Saturdgys at 2 P dOrn DE-Gitckaufs flall, comer Clark cand - n T noliste,. o aLy Te “eiore. Address bror SROW, 8 low 2o et Wasnihgio PROF, CARR'S DANCING CLASSES, pet Waanioglo n-5L. ]sln"luh ct.' 5, at all. lndfana-ay. and ety Graust.s Taesiay: Ot 3o 0taH0 D mree Koreh Stde--Trana's finll, comner Clark'anit Erleats.. i Oct. 3. at 7:30 b, M.~ Suicces from 9 0'clock Lo e ubave Halls, | For partleuinre, Mdress No. 7o ‘Madison-at. BOURNIQUE'S SCHOOL FOR DANCING + 128 Twenty-fourth-st, near Indiana-av,, WILL REOPEN SATURDAY, OCT. 5. For particalars sead for circular. MR, SCLLIVAN’S DA’\ICING SCHOOL TWENTY-SECOND-S’ Reopens OcL 4and5. Hall to let for pm.'u. Send for clrculars. ALCTION SALES D ™ 1= By ELISON, POMBROY & (/O Ancuoneum 78 & 50 Randolph-st. NO. 250 OHI0-ST.. " BETW! CLARK AND STATE, THE ENTIRE FURHITORE OF RBSIDRI{[‘E TUESDAY, Oct. 1,-9:30 . AT AUTTION, Monday Morning, Sept. 30, at 10 o’clock, PAKLOR. CHAMBER. AND DINING-ROOM FURNITURE, Beds, Bedding, Stoves. Crockery. and Glassware, Brus- foie Carpets early new throcsliont the house, o Spigndld Liound-Corner Flano. '-nx:u:x;g make o £l mily declinfni il ufxsu 3 Pu:u;:co\‘ &CO., Auctlionieers. FOR TUESDAY’S SALE, OCT. 1, at 9:30 3. m., New and Second-hand. FURNiTURE arpets, Stoves, amd General Household Goods, etc. B Tin Firire ELISON. POMEROY & CO. WEDNESDAY MORNING, Oct.'2, at 10 O'Clack, We will_rell without reserve the entire conteats of Private Residence Twenty-thjrd—st.. (orner Praivie-av. ne elegant Square Plano. Pler Mirror, Parlor Suit, ghumher:ubu"s:.‘uil 2o, Dinlag-lon ‘dod Kitchea Furnfture, Carpets. ete., olc. T i ished aind positively tobesold. - Fam- i 1y leaving the g y‘o FOMEROY & CO. NORHAN STALLIONS AT ATCTION. WE WILL SELL. At Union Stock Yards, Chicago, Thursday, Oct. 3, at 2 p. m., 10 NORMAN STALLIONS, ears old. acclimated, and are renowned a3 EDES. (They have been selécted wirh the great- est care, and are the finest iot ever tmported into ‘America. Terms, }s cash, balance {n one year at7 per Ak with satlstabtory paper. ELISON, POMERUT & CO., Auctloneers. Regular Weekly Auction. Friday, Oct, 4, at 9:30 a. m,, A FULL LINE New Parlor & Ghamber Suif, Lounges, Sofas, Easy Chairs, &e., &c. Brossels and Wool Carpets, 10Ttolls Xew Drussels, Cookingz and Hestini Stov. Guneral Household Gods, General Merchaudise, ELISON. POMELOY & CO., Auctloneers. W. A. BUTTERS, LONG & CO. Auctioneers and Tteal-Estate Agenta. 173 and 175 landolphi-st. CHATTEL MORTGAGE SALE. Furniture of Five Rooms on third -floor at 454 MILWAUEEE AVENUE AT AUCTION, SEPT. 30, AT 10 0'CLOCK. €., Auctioneers, Entire Furnitare and Fixtures of a Saloon and Restaurant, 165 Fast Van Buren-st., AT AUCTION, UESDAY, MOR: t. 1, at 10 o'clock. M.-Top Sideboerd. 3T, -Top I mumnn ‘Tables. Cane-Seat Chairs, Crockery. {able Cutlers, Plated Spoons. Forks, e Alko ;Aloon License. Also the Farnifure of four rooms, p Chamber ‘Secs, Carpets, Tables, e e A BUTTEIS LONG & GO Ractrs: FURNITURE, CHRCHOS, &co ATCTION. WEDNESDAY, OCT. 2. at 10 oclock A. M., At our Salesrooms, 173 and 175 Randolph st. W. A. BGTTERS, LONG &CO., Auctioneers. REGULAR THURSDAY'S TRADE SALE. LABGE & ATTRACTIVE STOCKS OF Staple and Fancy Dry Goods, Custom-¥ade Clothing, Gents’ Furnishing Goods, - Clots, Cassimeres, and Qvercoatings, Buck Gloves and Mitts, Hats, Caps, Boots, Shoes, Etec., Etec., THURSDAY, Oct. 3, at 8:30 o’clock a.m., Atour salesrooms, 173 & 175 Randoiph-st. W. A. BUTTERS, LONG & CO., Auctloneers. By CHAS, E. RADDIN & CO., Auctioneers, 118 and 120 Wabssh-ay. WE SHALL OFFER AT AUCTION TUESDAY, OCK. 1. 3,000 Cases Boots and Shocs, 500 Cases Rubbers. ‘WEDNESDAY, OCT. 2, DRY GOODS, Hats and Caps, Clothing, and otions. CHAS. E. RADDIN & CO. AT ATCTION, A LARGE Bankru t Stock BOOTS & SHOES TUESDAY NEXT. CILAS. E. RADDIN HATS &CAPS We have just received a Iarge invoice of éxtra fine. Wool Hats and Caps to be sold in Case Lots NEXT WEDNESDAY Without any Reserve. CIAS. E. RADDIN & CO. By M. M. SANDERS & CO,, T2and 74 Wabash-ay., Chicazo, IL. Large Percmptory Auction Sale of Boots,Shoss &Stippers Tuesday Morning. Oct. 1, at 10 v'clock. In additfon to a peneral sasortment of goods of prime quality, we have exclusive sale of the “ORIGINAL SUCKER” BOOT, Men's, lloys’. and Youths' in Veal, Czif, Kip.and Split. Noue vthier geaniue. M."M. SANDERS & CO.. Auct'rs. s CO., By D.D. S’I“\ RK 84uud 86 -3t REGULAR SALES OF JFURNITURE, THIS WEEBK. . Wednesday, Oct. 2, at 9:30 a, m, Saturday, Oct. 5, at 9:30 a. m, Wes\;l“ flfiflxon ;ll%nbo‘\;z dny:n::‘:'r,cu varlety of New cond-tiund Furnitare, 5 L Bartor and Chumber Furniture. 5t >ioves: Office Goolsalwayaat prisaiemal . D. STAKK & CO., Auctloneers. By WH. MOOREHOUSE & CO., ‘Auctloncers, 85 & 87 l2andoloh-st. -On WEDNESDATY, Oct. 2, at will embrace L. 2, 8t 10 o'clock, Our Sale Parlor & Chamber Suits, Wardrobes, Bureaus. Beasteads, Washatands. . T Tables, Easy Chaits, Lounges, Cylinder Desks, Bov °" A Taritlor of Mew and Second-hand Carpets. Fine Touof N0. 1 Cook and [1eating Stores WA, MOOREIOUSE & 0., Auct'rs. By GEO. P. G”oxn“&“é‘(rs & ang 70 Wabusa-ar. \RhGULAR TRADE SA: DRY GOODS ‘Tae most Important salc set held this season. © m‘ P. GORE & CO., Auctiongy, BOOTS & SHOR ‘AT ATUCTION. WEIDNESDAT, OCT. 2. AT 9:30 A, 3, - OUR SALE OF NEXT WED\'ESD_\! U1 contals the fucst lines of T Gy Ao et e hog s et "“‘ (Chicago Steg Co’s Best Goods, . The Stcker Bools in 2l kmfls al g Fuil lines of Rewark, Pailaleiohia, e and Rochester-made Gosds, {And a lsrge line of sxmplesof the bm ber Goods, lio: & Iine of POLAL: Bm‘}'r’sfifiwi?’ £8 GOUDS, ail of Which will e duplicared freat® Y italorues and wato .E-u Monday, and close bogsy * wiil do well to examfne tetore ore glactag: thelr onlef' Ly 633nd'70 \\':boa'.h-u‘ THURSDAY, Oct. 3, a2 9:30 &. m., sale of Grockery & Blasswan 25 casks W. G. and C.C, Wsroh open lots. 1 5 brls GI.ASS SETS. * 50 bris GLLASS GOBLETS, 10 brls GLASS PITCHERS, 50 cases GLASS LAMPS, 100 doz GLASS BOWLS. 175 doz GLASS NAPPIES," At 11:302. m., Sale of New FURNITURE, Conslsting of Parlor Sults. Lounges. i resnwe, Wonod-Ton. Tabe o :lm*m:,x, . Warirobls, Olice Deiks, S & 00., Auctioneey » By H. F]ulED\l AN, 20004 202 Randolpivst. AN OTKEB GREAT SALE OF: Crockery & Blasswan On Wednesday, Oct. 2, at 10 o'clock. 50 Crates Crockery, in open loix, 245 Brls, Glassware, assorted, 275 Lamps, assorted, . W. BECKFORD, Aucty. & G. PARRY, Tables,” Easy Clai Case, Chalss, Cliro By J.C Tuesday. Oct. 1, 4D. sold In bulk Restaural and Flxtured. Good chan and foirr roums ouly n Sotntof Hincss of gwner. © AT THE OLD STAND, S1 SOUEEI CLARM.ST, GREAT EXHIBITION OF THE LATEST NOVELTIESIN - JEWELRY, FARCY GGGBS AN TOYK. Ladles Saeli worth St prhm ke B Albums :;‘d Toflet Sets, SI, sald everywhere fot 183, ¥ fumeres and Totlet Soaps, the most celebraed brands, from 15¢ upwards. Ehotodrapuic Vidms of (i hieazo (only,a fewleft) - ganuy bound and riehly glit. e, Se. S musical classes Tor Lagjes. and directlon of Me.F. L. fiuberha ciety, Tuesday” evenin, commencn; oclock. Soclety for beginaers, Friday eveniacs. cof mey det, 4. ut ¥ o'cluck, Members' Tieseis=3 pericri_Indy now be obtainciat the nwml»flbe T L Suom Examine our Fall Stock before vu:clu.u ing. 1 show you the finess in the city. Spol etteni:on is_celled to * n-u- zoud’s" Spanish Arched-Instep Shoe ?:-d Shpper, which we are seliing_st redu prices. Special bnrxgunu in Pebble-Gos: Button and Side-lace Sioes. M. WHEELER & C0.,: 74 EAST MADISON-ST, ust vast of M'Vicke,'s Theatre, —— PROTOLRAPY. hotographer G czumms 8 r'\\m STOVEN Sa -u-nl 87 East M s i ELEG. \\T AN Orvasite Tribupe Bulliae SCALEN n OF ALL KINDS. FAIRBANKS.MORSE & C0- . 111 & 113 Lake St., Chigago Be careful tobuyonly the Geauise, T LLAYEDUS. Dr. JAMES, PRIVATE DISPENSARY. 204 Washington St., Chicago, Il Tt 1e wedl known Dr. Jumes for the pust 33 Fearshss the head uf the profegaion Ia tha chronle disearss (bat reyolce e the million, explatnl onld cente to prepay postaze. it pariors; one patient neve: The Barat dellcate aitantion: hure an board i e b33 4. 3. 101 M Bt cared 0690 Cotsultation iree. Of Dr. James 1860 veara Stuttetln:s and _'\mln ring polmvd)' KNOW _am g mHYSELFm'l e coaas 17 preseriptions, efther one of which {8 wurth ten price ot siie boule, Gold Medat .wmml i for !lexl!fll :\«nd:“un. don Lancet 53 ‘o persoa ot Address DR, . Ro. 4 Bultinch st Maz, - NO CURE! NO PAY 173 Sonth Clark-4t.. Chiengo. Consult personally or by mall. free of ‘?Zé’n chironle, nervous. or spectal diseases. Dr.d, only phiysictan In the elfy 30 WArRLs CaRs OF