Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, March 23, 1879, Page 16

16 EE CHICAGO TRIBUNE: SUNDAY. £85 i§—-SIXTHEN PAGES, HAILEOAD ‘TiME Taal. READ ESTATE. Withdrawal of the Oppositicn to the Michigan Avenue Boulevard. Benzfits of That Improvement to Tax- payers and Real Estate Owners. Active Opening of the Building Season- Small Houses and Stores in Demand. Sales and Building Permits of the Week---Extension of the West Side Horse Railway, It ig now understood that the opposition of Mr. Weutworth in the Legislature to placing Michigan avenue under the care and supervision of the South Park Commissioners has been withdrawu, und that the bill will probably pass without opposition.: In this matter Mr. Weut- worth bas represented the property-ownurs along the parkway of which Blue Island avenue isa part from the Brighton Canal bridge to the twenty-acre park at the corner of the north-and- south boulevard and Fifty-fifth street. They have been paying their taxes for parkaud boule- yard purposes for half a dozen years, and GETTING MAINLY PROMISES that their boulevard should be improved at sci time in the indefinite future. .A few land- uwuers have steadily opposed the tocation, and ‘Mr. Wentworth’s proposed amendment, as we tow learn, simply required that all other ap- proaches to the park sould be opened at the sume time with the Michigan avenue. These lands were all condemned Jast week, and the Park Commissioners cau now, as soon us the Michigan-Avenue bill is passed, at once proceed to complete one of the finest driveways in the world, extending from the Brighton Caual bridge to the South Parks, and thence around by Michigan avenue to the city. Nor is this all. It needs but little more than haifa mile of boulevard to be o pened by the We ide Commissioners to connect Doulas Park with the boutevard at the Brighton bidee tu make the drive complete from Lincoln Park through the three West Side parks all round i.e city. some twenty-five or thirty miles. This wiit duubticss be done atan early day. It cer- tanly should be, for the city is now cntering ona NEW ERA OF PROSPERITY, und no single improvement will so certainly attract wealthy and cultivated families from all the Western cities as the completion of these splendid driveway ‘They will invite and secure far n.ore taxable wealth to the city than. they have’ cust, and thus add greatly to her prestige Now that the opposition to the passazeof the Michigan-Avenue bill iswithdrawn we hope Mr. Wentworth wili unite with our ocier Representatives to secure its passage at tbe earhest day possible. Building has begun with vigor, although the + spring has not yet fairly opeaed, The prices of material are not as chean as in former vears, and brick is scarce, but there are signs of more than usual activity in the erection of NEW HOUSES AND STORES. “Ze proportion of the houses tobe erected Ak this vear will be of 3 kind to rent at $25 to amonth. There is a stronger demand for thi 2 of tenements than for aus wiher. A cod nd ‘also exists for retail stores near rhe ess centres. ‘There are not enough small stores. The demand for them is felt especially on the Scuth Siie, and extends as far south on ‘Wabash cyenue 2s Sixteenth street. Among THE BUILDING PERMITS of the week were those to Bernhardt Rittel. two-story brick dwelling, 21 feet, Ne i] Larrabee street, $2,000; John O*Dunn, story and basement brick dwelling, 25: Park avenue and Leavitt strect, elviile, four-story an x125 feet, No. 81 Michigan avenue, $10,000; Joseph Maun, two-story brick dwelling, 21: Sevt, No. 478 Sedgwick street, Conuelly, two-story brick barn, 163x: blacksmuth-sbop. 24x48 feet, Halsted street and South Branch, 33,600; Charles Miller, two-story and basement brick dwelling, 22340 feet, Nu. 9 West Nineteenth street, 32,200; Peter Rech, three-story and dwelling, coraer of Madison and Laflin streets, to cost $12,000. Messrs. McGraw & Downey have been award- ed the contract yor the masoury work for W. F¥. Stores’s new residence at the corner of Forty- third street and Grand boulevard. ‘The minor contracts have not as yet been Iet, as it will be two years before the mason work will be fin- ished. The eutire cost of the house will be about $300,000. The title to the church property of ST. ANN’S PARISH, 2 situated at the corner of Wentworth avenue and Parkway Pavilion, has laiely teen straight- ened out by the efforts of the Ri Began, the pansh priest. There was a clause in the deed which rendered tbe property com- paratively worthless, and = under cer- tain contingencies it would have reverted to the original owner. This has been remedied and a perfect 2itle obtained. The compl q ‘The plans are already-drawn, and the work will be commenced about the 15th of afay. ‘The foundations for a structure to cost about $60,009 Were laid two years aso under the direction of tie Rev. Father Leyden, the incumbent at that time. ‘he plaus have since been moditied, and a structure ensting about $25,0J0decided upon. The work when berun will be pusbed and prob- able completed this season. Although itis but Httie past the middle of March, louse agents report. themeelves over- ruu with applications for houses, and the crowded appearance of their offi their statements. deuts, but the usual proportion of outsiders have made their appearance. It is too early as yet to tell defimtely what will be . THE COURSE OF RENTS, but agentstalk of nothing worst arulethan adhering to present prices. . ‘There is no general expectation of av advance, and no suc exe of uemand over supply as to warrant it. -‘ #reatest activity in houses at present ison the North and Soutn Sides. IN THE SALES OF THE WEER were 25x125 feet on West Jackson west corner of Latlin street, 32.500; 21x100 feet, improved, on West Washington street, west of Curus street, $7,000; GUxSO0 feof on Franklin street, between Lake and Randolj:h streets, $15,000; Wx117 fect, improvea, on North. Hat- &ted street, north of Washington street, $6,500; x14 feet on Michigan avenue, south of Tuir- ty-third street, $3,7505 40x157 ‘feet, improved, on Elis avenue, south of Thirty-seventh street, $6,000; 25x110 fect on North Wells street, improved, south. of Chi- cago avenue, $3,500:.ten acres at the southeast corner of South Halsted street and Forty-ninth street, $3,450; 1002150 feet on South Park ave- nine, southwest corner of Forty-seventh street, $12,000; 380x177 feet ou Prairie avenue, im: proved, nurth of Eighteenth street, $20,000; 50x125 fect on West Monroe street, northeast corner of Winchester street, $5,000; 44x93 feet on Fifth avenue, north of Monroe street, $40,- 00; 22x125 feet on West Washington street, east of Ogden avenue, $12,000: 4Sx100 feet on Bauwens street, west of Ashland avenue, $3,000; 255120 feet on Wentworth avenu Twenty-fourth street, $2,700; 24x125 feet on Forest avenue, south of Thirty-third street, im- Madi- ‘proved, 34,6W0; 26x130 feet on Scdewi near Hobbie, $2.450; 30x12t feet on We gon street, near’ Lincoln street, $5,000; 49x179 tect ongWentworth avenue, south vast corner of + Fifty-titth street, $5,000; + Ssh x50 feet on Vincennes place, north of Thirty- th street, improved, $7,500; 63125 feet on Blackwell street, southeast cornerof Nincteeuth street, improved, $4,000; 21x100 feet on West Washington street, west of Curtis street, iin- proved, 87,000; 25x106 feet on Oak, west of Pine street, improved, $4,500. SATURDAYS TRANSFERS. The following instruments were filed for record Saturday, March 22. CITY PROPERTY. Margaret st, 49 ft 8 of Henry st, e f, 24x 1G:s ft, with building No. 27, dated March 1C. and It. Bade to Philip Jaeger)...§ 1,900 av, 22 ft n of Pier st, w f, 17 10- 125 It, mproved, dated Oct. 10, 1 4A. M. and E, Keading to Maria E. Da- Matner st, 50 {te of Jefferson st. n x 226 ft, dated March 17 (Andrew Fergu- sun to Elijah Stoney... Pp 2 ‘array st, nw cor of Twenty-etxth st, © f, 405100 it, dated Marc 12 (W. J. inning and wife to Mary Multholand). est Huron st, 144 {t w of Leavitt st,s 1, ‘Yix121 6-10 ft, dated March 1S (Thom- as Witcomp to’Mary E. O'Connor)... Hoyne ay, 144 ten of Harrison st, ef, 18 x110%2 ft, improved, dated March 20 (Emily C.’ Cummings to L. R. Giddings) Puce av, 110 ft9 of Harrison at, wf, 20 5,000 5co 600 600 3,000 v. Father Flan- ‘tion ot the church. edifice will soon fol- bears out Most of the renters are resi- he eet, south- south of X155 ft, with building No. 106, dated March 20 (A, Lieberman to Fanny Frank)... 2,900 South Dearborn xt, on the # w cor and § of and pear the cor of Thirty-sisth st, ef, S1i1- ft, improved, dated arch 10 (Alpert A. Tucker to Urvis G. Shepard) + 12,000 Nastings xt, 238 xP fdated March 11 (Fred Muller to Nor- man MeFarlaue) 1,400 3,000 ft, dated Jan. 18 (Walter R. Green to William Darham: é - 5,900 Cottage Grove ev, 95 8-10 ft nof Twenty- seventh et, ¢ f,'1 9-10 ft to South Park ay, dated March 21 (Aunie R. Hegwein to R. Steinbrecher).-..... 2... + 3,000 West Seventeeuthst, 350 tte of Centre av, - 8f, 24x]24 ft, improved, dated Marci: . 20 (Frauk Sindelar to Jan Plachetua.... 1,375 Indiana av, 341. {ts of Thirty-tifth at, wf, Suxl24 ft (with other property), dated May 13, 1873 (Joseph Adams to Caroline 3. Adains)..... = - 18,000 Burling st, 119 fle of Belden av, ef, 36 x13 ft, dated Dec. 12, 1878 (F. S. and A. S. Peck to Allen W. Peck) ++ 2,800 ‘Throop st, 216 ft n of Eighteenth st. ¢ f, in rear 34x72 ft. improved, dated March 23 (W, Marasia to Frank ‘Frosh)...... 00 Indiana av, 175 {ts of Thirty-second st, f, 255125 4-10 ft, dated Jone 20, 1873 (Adulpn H.Uphof to Charles #kstro- mer)... + 6,000 Indiana ay, same as ne 27, 1878" (Charles “Ekstromer to Chria- tins Gohiof) .. .... 5,000 Lots 1 to 4 (nv vlock menuoner rison’s Addition, dated March 14 R. Clark to V. G. Durham) - 8,500 Henry st, 6 wor of Throop ‘st. nf, 48x #124 ft, improved. dated Mare Fiedler to John Fredrich) . 2,500 Bine Island av, nw cor of Thirtcent st, ef, 25x124 ft, aated Marea 15 UR A Cochran to M, Ruttinger). 3,500 Tompkins st, 1791t 8 of We x125 4-10 ft. improved. da GBD. and We. ¥ tepien IH. Kendri 3,500 ventieth st, Mg ft w of st, Sf, Mx123 ft. dated March 22 (V. EL Rozs to E. Malehin). . 350 SOUTH OF CITY LouTs, wiTHt: HECQURT-LOUSE. MILES OF Drexel boulevard, fourth st, ¢ f, i49 8-10: Cottage Grove av, dated Sunson'to the Keutucky Wabash av, ne cor of Forty 241x101 ft, dated March 19 (M: Chancery to Henry L. Yoang). WEsT OF CITY BOUTS, WITH 3-10 fret st, A RADIUS OP SEVEN 2st § of Forty- - ft to 2 (James nd Compa- -$' $0,000 wh, ster in es 1245. A RADIUS OF SEVEN MILES OF THE CoURT-nOUSE, Lot on street between boulevard and Si- mons av, and 100 its of C f, 2x154 1, dated July 1 Trowbridge to 3. M1. Steobings: rtd st, € 1877 (Alva 350 SUMMARY FOR THE WEEK. The followin suburban. trans! uni ing the week ending Saturday, March saies, 100: consideration, $1,001,458, 3 i i eration. 3: city limits, saies, 13 con S&F $1,182,613. consideration, $12 ty limite, sa! 1 Total sales, 122. 2. is the total amount vf city and s Within a radius of seven of the Court-House filed for record dur- 22: City North of 32.100. South 535. 2; consideration, Total cuusideration, THE LOAN BUSINESS was light. Building operations bavé not vet added much to the business of loan agents. The total jour: aainst $209, Tates ranged from tos will extend their tra: season to the Vici This show. accommodate a ¥ est that is rapidiy & unless the South § Ine on Ai the Jar “OW de Campy cher avenue to the ment in that viemty, who: imately belongs to the South for the week amounted to $200,533; UJ ih the previous week, and the St Side Horse Railway during nity of the IGHTON CANAL ERIDGE. commendable enterpri use 1p the the cusui as it will y furge mauufacturing inter- reaway. But extend their hion House, ie Company, will be forced to cross the bridge “north and will of this, and upen ther road to the Brighton Directors House at an early di the becter it will be the publie, whe. this improvement. sident ‘The latest houschold economy— THE HEATING OF TOWNS or districts in towns by steam from a central boiler or reservoir—has been proved a success in Springfield, Mass. lican make o@ reach “the city by the Mr. Pre: doubtless Cobb and his note The sooner it is dune for the Company and for uterests imperatively demand according to the /tepub- ‘The obvious advantages of the new departure have been pointed out. one of the greatest being the prevention of such fires as that waich entted a State-street house the other morning. tion ig now xongbt in Massuchaset's allowin Legisla- the organization of new companies to supply heat. and permitting existing eus companies to add steam-beatirg pipes to their equipment on a vote of four-ilttus of the stockholders representing two- thirds of the stock, whol demand. ock. The rizhts necessary to the ale distrivution of beat can v heemnted now as serving an establiel f property ed public MARRIAGE LICENSES. Tho Returns of the Week—Market Still De- Pressed. Following is a list of murriage licenses for the six secular days of Jast week: Resirlence, woxpar, Name. Age. § Frank Swanson. } Christine Sanbery § Asa M. Allen. 1 Laura AL Smith §ifenry trandt. is E. by tM. W hittie M SF Hen. q Harriet 12. Mevinnis, *) Guriey Gustafson. {Bridget McCarthy. jduln itapp teers 3 wh J) Mathias Muebl Emma HH. Barrn 4} Alexander D, Crain. (Heten G. Scort.. {Eliza J. Bowers . Jacob Henningsen. arzaret Winte i) t 3 1 iu S. Cargill J Benjamin if. Fisher. {Fannie Gelder. ‘ { 5 1 5} t To Li Cornelius Ly Lizzie Mergauthaies Frank B. Whipple Ella J. Coy. {Mrs Cy } Daniel F, (Jennie Cuocktield. § William De Beer {Minnie Martin... 1 ‘pesos 21. 18....368 LAR Noi T Fatt 432 Cl: 434 C1 inn w Sor ‘Arlingt TlArlingt WEDNESDAY. Charles E. Adams. M. Sarah J. Jdames Beli. {Mary D. (Mrs. L. H. Oliver, JE. R. Von Kolaow. 1 Atlanta H. Heigeson. } Wilheim Boatz. {Nrs. Marie Bender. jdoka Engman tAnnie Wali ) Pieter Hui {Ger Broce! Frank Keys. Ellen \Wymen. - slra T, Edward: Ada Dodd Frederick $ Emma Kushel. J Saln'im Felgennauees 1 Mrs. AF. Stockmannd J Albert Schroeder {Johanna Tuc jMalgerG. { Corelia M. Volwidei J Bertine A."ANlen { Alice R. ‘Tilton } Coit Ii. Kena: tMrs. C. 125. Beckwith20. Noi 768 We 4 Xo <0 Barrington, Ml Barrington, 1 THUnSDAY. S§ Adolph Peterman... 7 Mrs. Louisa Hageman: 4 George Miller, {Bertha Larson. .. Fred M. Lehmann, {Katie Kacfer . J Charles D. Roza UMrs. Julia Ay J} Joseph Jenizen Annie GC. Larson Frank Ly Gridle {Virginia B. Davi: JFred’k M. Schierdee. {Emms Echtenacaei J Anton C. Dreivu: ¢ Georgina A.Schmid ) Heinrich Kenneke. {Auguste Deermg..2°19 1. 23, 4... .28 West Ohio. 9 Blue Island av. -+0019.. West Polk. 124 Mol 124 Ve 193 We 31Y We: -519 We: -Humbo! ee ttumwa. Ta, 153 Seagwick. Chi Des Moines, Ta. -830 Michigaa avenue, TWESDAY JMlenry A. Goodwin..230. South Ma fouth M. Chicazo, 116 Taorvop, Warren, tt, Wheeling, Hl, Wh drian, Mich, 7 Cottage Grove av 1 Cottaze Grove av 38 Bremer street. «++ 26 Bremer street. Muskeyon, Mich. Jefferson st, 2S. JeMerson st. YAY Nutt street. 182 Liberty str ih Claris st. 143 North Clark st, e wtreet. 1 West Indiana st. West Jackson st, West Java yhourn av, ‘hourn ay. Rendotph. Randolph. -Freeport, I. Dearborn ay, iS State. ae. 1005 Dearporn. ‘Twenty-second.- nel, Feutworth av. 119 Fremont, 801 Wear Luke, uth Jefferson, Indina. - Plymouth, 1. 320 Hut obard. on Heights, TH on Herghts, 1)! rth Clark, Greenshaw, Somonauk, Hl, st Jackson. th Halsted, rth Union, 220 West Madison, 0 We i t Madison. hawk, 2: it Brown, st Adams, st -133 Third avenue, dt House. «Woodstock. M1. ‘88 North May. ‘Aurora, II, - Waukegan, 1. 192 West. Twentieth. 101 West Bunker st. FRIDAY. soph TL. Dunning, Mary V. Kine ison. JWiram Smith tAnnie Koon J John Harmon 7 Melinds FP. Stedman § Frank Prot {Mary A. Lodel. request. JULIUS. THE CELEBRATED 1 Supported by thy And a Supeth Company, under ti Win. Conner, this Grand Production of Christina Jensen Henry A.D {Christina Vinke, | Cornelius Bos. laa Felthine -Calumet, Hi. + Thornton, Il. ebraska etrect. 142 Loomis street. t'te and Forty. JOUN M. Charles Jaa CULLOUGHE as! Sarron a MISS BMrnyT os ‘its, Ta. 3 Bie nee ine MONDAY EVENING, J Solomon C. Brown. 30 Sangamon st, 1 Mrs. Helens Anton Candrian., Henry st. jAnd during the weer, { Elsa Riebman ixteenth Mondayn ety scenes § Loo Il. Fountain . ensack, Ny J. qulpnday and Tuesday Vsidore M. Hallock..¥: South Dearborn, ene Oy Sratinee, § Carl Hinnings North Paulina st. THE West Huron st. Spartacus. “nea av. Wednesday Ei i Maggie Ki ing, Maret 26, fdloln 1, ienrickson 1 Caroling K. Olson Cardinal Wola Queen Katharine J August Sprath (Mrs, Phillip {Abraham Longini 7 Rose Einstein’ tus MM Hugh De Brass, ‘Thursday 1 airie a) S44 Prairie av. 103 North Clark st. South Evanston, ccLensing, TL. Kensington, 1. King Lear... ki eCuilonyh. "Fr! 28, Grand Double BRUTUS; OR, THE FALL Brutus, ‘Tuelta | “Divorced. ‘The total number of licenses granted was 73. The States represented are [tinois, Michistan, Towa, Georgia, New York, and New Jersey. ‘The 1GHT, and fur this 0 CZESAR. way Kvening out EING LEAR. deseo dOUN 3M: JOUN Mec EA WERE. roprictor and Manager. GEDIAN, JOHN McOULLOUGH! minent Actor, MR. CHARLES BARRON. ent of he many; jn the JULIUS CASA. Next week will also appear GAVIN. MARCH 24, GLADIATOR. EIENRY WIIt seJOUN MeCULLOUGIL Sissy Emily Gavin - Fo eonehade With “A REGULAR FIX. OF TARQUIN, LOUGH Miss Emily Gavin ‘To conclude with KATHARINE AND PETRUCHIO. ++-Charles Barron Ereatest disparity in ages were those of a couple | PSIAM sy who were recorded at 52 aud 31, a urajority of VIRGINIUS. 21 years for the man. ‘The oldest pair were 51 | yireintus, and 57, the woman having six years the the nan. But one young woman was Saturday Evening, March none of the others were under 18 years of ave. | Macbeth Lent is still haying its elect on marriages, but Macdudt ‘ When Ute fasting” season ends a rush is anticl- pated. 2 —————. “TO MY BROTHER. [On the Death of Little Nesste.} / ‘The ery of David for his son é Floats down through all the years, With Rachel's moun in unison, Broken with sighs and tears. Damon. Pythtas ston pany tn MW WiC No words can soothe the Mother's grief, Nor ease the Father's pain; No syinpathy ean bring relief— Our human help 13 vain. *+Wonld that I contd have died forthee 1" The stricken Father sighs; back my children unto me!" piu Mother cries, An thisteityZor Srlitvan and Gi and PURE COMI Yet, ‘mid the fun'ral-taper’s glow, Hope's promize may we see: JOHN McCULLOUGH MACBETH. MeCULLOUGH : aries Barron 2. Miss Euilly Guyin DAMON AND PYTHIAS. ULLOUGH artes Barron AULY und Com- HIRST PROPER PRODUCTION t ERA, 2 VL. PINAFORE, * 's immensely popular ‘“Thon svon sbalt go to meet them, though MONDAY EVENING, March 24. every, evening, and TADsANCE W. J. U. Hogan. w York, with all the requisiies for a ; aoe 4 x41 Tl AMUSEMENTS. CORRECT PERFORMANCE, i OOLLY SREIEAE BEES. i ee Prices—-$1, 75e, 50c, and 2c. Matinees—75c,50e & 25c. CONDUCTOR... CHORUS OF ‘The management are pleased to announce that they have arrange a Mr. I. J. Sargent fora Limited Number oi Nights, com- mencing Monday, March 24, For the Famous Actress, MME. HELENA HODJESKA, Mr. Charles Vivian, Mr. SE FULL ORCHESTRA, MAX MARETZEK. 50 VOICES, New and Beantitul Scenery and Costumes, And a Selected Cast comprising the following artists: James Peaxes, Mr, Charles Clarke, Mr. J. H. Rowe, Mr. W. Heany, Miss Marie Stone, Miss Huidee Paimer, Miss Annie Shaffer. 3 CAN BE SECURED SyjX DAYS LN ADVANCE, (Countess Bozenta), Supported by a first-class DRAMATIC COMPANY, BICK’S Selected by herself to sccompany her during the pres- 25 ent season. CENTS Monday, Tuesday, and Wednesday Evenings, and 50 Wednesday Matinee, CAMTLTE. Thuradsy and Friday England, Ireland, Enrope, Patecth on 1,000 3]. ft surface with PARIS THIS WEEK venlngs,and Saturday Matinee PROU-EFROU. Saturday Night, DAY "l ris SATURDAY—Life of 38 Grand of ° ebildren: ANCES f: A Speelai ‘On Monday evening I went to Chickering Hall, and gaw a drama enacted, the drama of “Hard Times™ and {is tortures, and of the rund of escape to the haven of ** Hear There was but one player and no 5 nius supplied all accomnantiments. ‘The vivi ‘apid motion, the devouring passtons, the gnawing auaiety, the consuming angatsh, the xroan- Juss of the fariishing, the present distress, and the direful shadow oz future iorrors, all swept before our gaze, Ikea swift vision burne on buraing words of y ‘Then the reformers fluc upon the scene, each With bia pet scheme of deliverance from hvdrs-headed evils politeal tinker. who woult lezislate the nation but the ‘oar and yy commncsc TEAM, hrongh Parl era. giving the hier Historic Tete Yeenis: for . B.CARP Piwosrzr0. WOLLDE Month’s Tour illust EURYSCOPE ted by India, lustrated oY) View: RAMBLES TEOROUGIE PALESTINE ‘otre Dame, Tuileries, Louvre Galleries. falaces, lurks, Art Galle ies, St. Cloud, Exposition. pusttion, and Jerusalem. and Palestine. pe ziven during the week for the eecommodution ‘of, tadfes and es. nmencing Tuesday, April 15. {nto prosperity, ut the sea of trouble roll on Just the CHARITY. Men cry** Pence, peace, hit i Pa Instead there fs tribulation and angul: la can assuaze the sturim, and only aiter ‘Time alone ie 033, wHi the mgry waves subside. the problem “or our dire dis escape? For the individual, the ark of safety, 4 still left rary obtivion of frouvie and surcease of sorrow. {tow toattain thls, through vtitivsopus, through fove of home und of Hooks nad of :nusie, through ‘courage tn The pursutt of some steady and treat purpose, which will make one forget minor troubles, aud through the eserctse of the retizious emott the hope of blessed Iinmortality, this artis, patater. and poet In one. pletured ta a grand burst ot eloquence. which seemed to almost transfizure the man, ad quite trans: ported the audience, ‘Theodore Til Incarnate el quence in tits last ‘lecture, which te calls * ileart's- Ease," —New York Correspondent Bartow Post. WECAGO APH EN ALI, 50 Dearbora-st. SPRIN G THRM Freuch...-.- German and German-English. Jatin . s Mathematics and English Langu: of Chicago: Orne: U ‘Ald Soclety: Board of Manazers_are: 0 the friends of th completed with of revelry be introducin: 1,000 Chicago Indies give representattun authors every even sition Bulldine. Tected. Prof. Stearns we. Prof. Zook Prof. Schultz Clury & Co, CALLIE B. SASH, 1 Cor. Se look out fur future announcements which will giv programme in full ag soun as arrangements are pei lal. Fasulonable, and Artistic AUTHORS’ CARNIVAL, For the henetit of the following charitable institutions w Girls’ Indusulal School,” **Ialf- Woman's Christian Temperance istlan Aszoclatton,” | ** Fe ‘utnen's and Children’s Hospital ratified to be able to a1 above named charities, and the public generaily, that arranxements have been MR. FRANK P. PEASE, Who wilt give the Carnival his {mmedt: and direction, and, as a result, they promising a novel and unique entertainment, a se: ctoforeunsurpased on this ¢ 2 supervision Justifled in fe tn In costume and eaual number of gentlemen and children, who will in characters from different ig for two weeks and four mutinees. Remember the date, commencing April 1s, at xpo- ‘Hekets for sale at the leading hotels, Jausen, Mc- Hes Bros. Lyon & I ealy's. hatriman Ex. Com. Bookkeeping. .... Phonography Eloention Singing. Drawing - Art.. Penmanship. Lys: . Dan Grown s LECTURE BEGIN: Prof. MeAfferty Prof. Silvers rof. Hanstein Prof, Stoan Ars, J. 8. Sloan a “*For two hours the lai Toar of laughter st the were hebl upto ridicule stake: Day-School of Individual Instruction, Miss Murdoch BEGINS MARCH 31. AMLIVS PABATRE, ‘87 Clark-st., opposite Court-House. Ee Only Les Tiekets at Ha NEIEG Chifeago ints rly's this mornin; ‘TO-DAY, 2:30and8p. m., Last Two Performances of The Pirates of the Chesapeake, Saturday Evening. March Season. Dansante All fr MONDAY, March 24, OLE OWS cortally Invited, MILTON NOBLES, Supported by his own Dramatic Company, (a THEA PHOENIX, AND GIy CHICAGO ORCHESTRA Opens April 14, Detween RE D-RIBE This (Sunday) WONG CHIN FOO, o Chicago, on THE Cult QUESTION. FE Foo Isanative artstocratic Ciifnaman, and for four years Interpreter tothe kinperor. Ie ts pronounced pres- to be one of the'most peakers now, the pablie. | “Wong Cita Foo's lecture in the Memorial Halt last nicht wes one of the hest d: for veurs."“—Hozton Traveler. ** Wong Chin gloqueat and witty. His lecture was intensely interest= and instructive."—Boston Juuraul, Admissloa, ents, FRANK C.“COUPER, Manage ny EEROPOLEY A> MONDAY, MARCH 24, ADMISSIUN, “HEART'S EASk: A Pisin Admission, Soc: reterved eeats, Tickets vow at Stote’s 1g State: thls great sneaker, taces himselt by this lecture Inthe foremost rai American himerists as well as of American orators,” udience was kept in one f Moses” as they who K of year. SAGO NAPA DORI, AND Anstltute for Phystea! Cuiture, Michigan-ay., coruer dacksou-st. . Closing of the Winter rand Reunion ia Light Gymnastics and Soiree ds of the Institution and the members of For Tickets (S0c) apply at the office, The Swimming Season Wed. ‘SE? BA tastes SIDE ‘PURNER BALL. THIS SUNDAY, MARCH 23, AT 3 P. M., CONCERT (46 Pisees), BY THE Unter the direction of Pi:0F. A. ROSENBECKER, 7 ING. March 26, ev of American 01 Theodore Tilton, Oo anew theme. alg on Hard Times. NEW DEPARTURE, Grand Variely Entertainment One of the Strongest Combinations ever presented to the Chicago pubic, For fall particulars see newspapers and programmes. POPULAR PRICES~soe, H SHENSEESY YEUISEL! THURSDAY EVENING, ig the char: due ‘Regular viysfeluns, The public {s cordial BEAR. MARCH 27, The Bernett Medical College Will hold {ts commencement exercises. Novel changes fer of such entertainments wil! be intro- We challenge the criticisin of the self-styled invited. we Wah ran Mutter FE 0 The Carpet Sule Dino Faruitare aud Merchandise 20 Furnished Rooms, fourth and ttt oars of Kingsbur ns. Consist it Sulunit Chamber Seta, Wardrobes. Tables Ca forters, Crockery, Stoves, G: Also 20 Brussels and Wool Carpets, General Household Goods, BI Crockery aud Glassware. 1o? WABASH-AV., Wednesday Morning, March 26,at 10 o'c’k. slacingt Kitchen, and, and China W: Fs Per Mirror wid Hatiet & Davis Grand Piaug, 7 det: ‘Sale peremptory. i No.176 E. Madison-st., Buckminster Restaurant EUROPEAN HOTEL, Removed to Store No. ‘y ulsy the entire cases, Broiler in perf with other goods tev numerous to mention, AUCERION SAL Wa oO.) TRMENEE RIE Sa. ESARtLENT & CO., AUCTIONEERS, 3 Geacril Auctt net Appraisers, Special Attention to ALL Outside Sales PRIVATE HOUSES. We have the best General Auctioneer in the business. PROMPT & CORRECT RETURNS, Tl 78 AND 80 RANDOLPH-ST., HOLD REGULAR SALES OF EVERY TUESDAY AND FRIDAY. saice of all kinds atiended to, aml a snecial- ies of Furniture at private resileaces lux cashed finmedlatety alter che # 1. KLISON makes ail house sales wheo given Auctioneers. LPH-ST. KINGSBURY BLOCK, ERMS SATISFACTORY. REGULAR SALES Of New and Second-hand FURNITURE AT OUR STORES YEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY, The largest and best arranged Furniture Auction House ta the city. AD y AN C iD § ° i will make Uberal CASH advances on ali Goods sent tous forSALE. Want OFFICE DESKS Ofallkinds, and all kinds or Furniture. We have the BEST AUCTION HOU s# for showsng and selling Household Furniture, RESIDENCE 925 WABASH-AV. TUESDAY MORNING, March 25, AT 10 O'CLOCK. Donble Parlor Suit, Marble-Top Chamber Sete, Brus- sels and Wool Carpets, Beds and Bedding, Dining-Room and Kftehen Furniture, &c., &e. Sale unreserved. FLERSHEIM. RARKER & CO.. Anctloneers. For Our WEDNESDAY’S Sale, MARCH 26, AT 9:30 A. M., At Popular Auction House, S4and 86 RANDOLPE.ST., Bnyers always fod the largest stock New and Second- “FURNITURE, Carpets, and General Mousehold Good. FLERSHEIM, BAKER & CO.. Auct'rs. BY Geo, BP. GORE & CG., 80 and wish-ay. REGULAR TRADE SALE DRY GOODS, Tuesday, March 25, 9:30 a. m. '& Very Important Specialties in Embrotdertes, Cloth- fax, Plece Goods, Peat! Buttons, Cutlery, Hoslery, Ladies’ White Wear, Alpacas, &e., & oF GORE & CO., Auctioneers. 25 ROOMS, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 26, ast: Madfson-st. for conve- i theiouk ss traees | We shall sell at Auction, com- mencing at 9:30 a. m., as large and fine a line of custom-made Boots Shoes & Sinners Furniture aod i iXtures of the «is has ever been opened in this FOURTH AND FIFTH FLOORS, AT AUCTION, Monday Morning, March 24, at 10 o'clock. on Wii alton Manday Morniag, at 19 o'clock: Lock, urniture of 2 nd the entire 0. beets, Bian esses, sl Fiaterea. OMEROY. March 25, at 9:40 o'clock, NEW AND SECOND-HAND URNITURE, Carpets, Stoves, ELISUN QOEROLD FURNITURE! AT PRIWWATE RESIDENCE entire Household Furniture, nearly new. con- of Parlor and Chamber Suits, Jilntug- Lauudry Furniture, Crockery, War tresses, Pillows, Shei russels and Wool’ Carpets. Comforters, 11 POMEROY & CO.. and *U Kanduiph-st., Auctioneers, TEE MORTGAGE SALE. Thursday Morning, March 27, AT 10 O'CLOCK, THE AND ts. CF 1 Knives, Eines h Plate Mirrors, Show- Street Lamp, Large Hotel Range and fC urder. 20s) vurds of Matting, together By order of Mur ¥ ECO... Aucttoncers, 78 and’s Kandolbh-st. eremptury. PeTELISOS, POS Enti ui AT 24 OAK-AYV. (Tako Cottage Grove-av. cars to Oak-ay. or Prospect- Consisting of Parlor, city, as it includes goods from MEDIUM to the F1NUEST grades, and choice spring styl Catalogues and goods ready for inspection Monday. GEO. P. GORE & CO., Auctioneers, ‘$0 and 82 Wabash-av. Thursday, March 27, at 9:30 a. ey Place.) ire Household Furniture at Auction Thursday Horning, March 27, at 10 o'clock, Chamber, Dining-Koom, and assels Curvet, L We: & 5 Auctloacers, 78 and oy Kandolph-st. RE IMMENSE LAYOUT. GULAR FRIDAY: SALE, March 28, at 9:30 o'clock. TRADE SALE Crockery & Glassware We shall sell 50 Crates English W. G. Ware, 50 Casks American W, G. amd C.C. Ware, 30 Casks Brown and Yellow Ware, “in original packages,” 2 fall line (lass- NEW AND SECOND-HAND NITURE hold Goods. A full line of new and . Blanos, Crockery, Glassware, Gas Fixtures, Cigars, General Merchan™ ELISON, POMEROY & CO.. Auct'rs. Sale 200 West Madison-st., 5,000 ROLLS of WINDOW SHADES, &C., &C. We will sell at Auction on ware, Decorated Toilet Sets, Table Cut- Jery, Chandeliers, Tinware, Goods packed for country mereh 0, PL GORE & Saturday, March 29, at 10 o'clock, Auctioneers. (Estadlisbed January, 1856.) WM. A. BUTTERS & CO., Merchandise and Real Estate WALL PAPER, Eurday, March 29, at 200 Madlson-st., at 10 o'el der of It. Jones, que Macntiretivek of Wall Fane Window shaues, | 2 OT CTION BERS, Biber 173 & 175 East Rendolph-st. peremptory to close up the busincss. HeTeMPLOTS 10 FEISUS, POMEIOY & CO., Auctionects,_ 78 and 9 Randolph-st. SPRING SALES. we B* o'clock, the contents of a 1 FURNITURE AND CARPET: at Retail at low Ww Engagements are now being made for the sate of Houschoid Furniture at Private Residences. Parites intending to sell, and wish(ay our services, will oblige by giving carly notice at our olfice, as or Ist ts now, open.” All sales intristed to ns will receive prompt aad NOPE. TEODORO UNE & CO., Geueral Auctioneers and Appraisers, 86 aud 37 Haadolph-st. will sell on WEDNESDAY, MARCH 26, at 10 ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF tein Explanation of Rarenencz Mires, : “Sunday excepted. j Monday ‘teed CHICAGO & NORTHWESTERN Ratt? Ticket Offices, G2 Clark. aaa Monsey Me aPaciic Fast Line... astoux Chy & Yank abupuaue Day BE: adubuque Night, aOmana Night E: aStous City & ¥ via Clinton . via Ciintua- an mame DSt. Paul & Minneapolis Express stacna 2. 28t! Pant & Minneapolis Express t 9:00 U1 Crowe Expres i bWinoua & bWintona & oMarauette in-through, between Gate azo and Counell Blutts, on the trata teaviog Eee aoother road runs Pull ‘oother road Tu man or an} Lote! cars wes of Chivazo. 7 Other form og ‘u—Depot corner of Wells and Kinzle-sts, —Depot corner of Canal and Kinzie-ate CHICAGO. BURLINGTON & GUINCY RATEROAD, Depots foot of Lakers. {ndlana-av. and ststeentha. Ey al and Sixteenth-: ckel nes, f _ a Canal and Sisteenth-sts, Tleket Otices, co Ca Aurora Passenger. Mendota & oftawa Aurora Paewente Downer’s Grove Ace Freeport é Dubuque Omaha Nieht Express ‘Texas F ~,C..1. & Q. Palace Dining-Cars and Poiiman tached Sleeping-Cays rin between Chicago and (unaha one Facile e.xress, and betseen Chlenzo and Topeka, Bare on the Nebrasia & Kansas Express, CHICAGO, ROCK ISLAND & PACIFIC RATEROAD, Depot, corner of «Van fiuren and Shermanests. 56 Clarl Guy ‘Ficket Ontic louse, Leave. | Arrive, Davenport Expre: Omaha Express. Leavenworth & 3 Peru Accommodatiua. chit Expres Blue Isiund: Accommodation, CHICAGO, ALTON & 87. LOUIS, AND CHIC KANSAS CITY & DENVER SHORT LINER Unfon Depot, West Sfue, near Stadison-st. brid: "Tweaty-tiindsat. Ticker Uflee, 12? aanolebae Kansas City & Denver Fast Ex.. St. Louta, sprinzileld & Texas, Movile & New Orieans Express - j* 9:00am St. Louls, Springield & Texas. -.'§ Veorla, Durhngton + & Keokux Chicago & Paducah CHICAGO, MILWAUKER & ST, PAUL RAILWAY Uulon Depot. corner Madison and Canal-sts, Ticket e. t= South Clark-st., oppusite Sherman Hous, at depot + Milwaukee Exprezs...... Wiscousin & Minnesota, id Menasha thruy, * $200 pm sioets fi 2pm 430912 Wiscousin & Minnesota, Gi . e 1 3 Hay, stevens Pulut, and Ash-i * ent trea > it 9:00 pm? 7:00am AN trains t aukee. Tickets for St. Paut good eltiter via Madisonand Prairie ertown LaCrosse, aad Windus. ILLINOIS CENTRAL RATROAD, Depot, foot of Lake-st. and fuot of ‘Twenty-second-st, Ticket Office. 121 Kaudolph-st., neat Clark, and Minneapetis a1 du Chlen, or via W: ew Orleans Texas Expres. Sprinzteld Shringteld ress Peoria, Burllngtoa & Keokul 5Peoria, Burlington & Keoku Duiugue & Sloux Clery Express - Dubuque & Sioux Clty Express |, Giinaa Passenger. ..., @Oa Saturday night runs to Centralia only. On Saturday nfzht runs to Peurla only. MICHIGAN CENTRAL RAILROAD, Depot. foot of Lake-st, and foot of Twenty-second-st. ‘Tleket Ofire, G7 Clark-st., southeast corner of ans doiph, Grand Pacific Hotel, and at Palmer House. Exlamuzoo Atlantfe Express (dally). Nght Expre PITTSRURG, PT. WAYNE & CHICAGO RAILWAY, Depot, comer Canal aud Msalson-sts. Ticket Ottees, eo Clark-st., Palater House, and Grand Facitic Hotel. Matl and Express. Pacitic Express. Fast Line. BALTIMORE & OHIO, ‘Trafus leave from Exnosition Bulldtax, foot of Monroe- si. Ticket OBlces, $3 Clark-st.. Pulmor House, Grand Pacitic, and Depot (Exposition Bullding). Leavy Morning Express. Fast Line.. LAKE SHORE & MICHIGAN SOUTHERN. cureful attention, quick ands FURNITU CARPETS, COORING STO im New Wwiynow 15M PIM At Auction, WED) at our satesrooins, tisfactury setitenn RE, vora house, good niedium: Also a good Jine of Perlorand Cham- ids, Bureaus, Easy Chars. New Goods prices, ; MOURENOUSE & CO., Auctioneers. , Bedst On Thorsday, March 27, at 9:30 a, m., ‘We shall sell the entire contents of the elegant 522 VERNON-AY. LELEGA} ke, ALLY {ag-room Furuiture of im TeOUar RaReDaT ee SALE. i STAPLE G FANCY DRY GOODS, Clothing, Furnishing Coods, ete., THURSDAY, MARCH 27, at o'clock a m., at our salesr ots, my aust & 0 REGULAR SATURDAY SALE, MARCH bY Furniture and General Merchandise, Atoursalesrooms, 173 anil 175 Randulph-st, W. A. BUTTERS & CO., Auctioneers, B Ek. 200 and 202 Landolph-st. REGULAR ¥ LY TRADE SALE OF Stone-frout Residence, (Take Cottage Grove or Indiana-ay. cars to ‘Thirty-Mtth-st.) VT CHICKERING PIANO, Auctioneers AND PARLOR FURNITURE. I Superb Chamber Sct (cost $500), As also several other Sets, Oil Paintings, Silver Plate, Irussels and Tugrain Carnets, Bedding, Lambrequins, of Choice Books. dstiard, and Din- WERUDDWAN A SON, WS MOO: BY MM. 31. 8: {80 & 182 Wabash-av., Tuesday, March 25, at 10 o’clock, Boots, Shoes & Slippers CROCKERY AXD GLASSWARE On Wednestay, Harch 26, at 10 o'clock, S800 LOTS of English and American Crockery, Table Glassware, Chimneys, Shades, Table Cut- lery. Totlet Soap, &e., &e. Goods packed for Country AT-OUR NEW STORE, AT AUCTION, We will gcll a large catalogue of fine quality Auctioneer, GRAS SPECIFIC MEDICINE, Adapted to tie apring trade. TRADE MARK. The S2reat En-+ eliolt wed 3a apps ‘4 Be will prompt!y and BOREL Lr Tadfeally eure any Notice (s hereby given that the understgned, Recelver Renae ene of the estate of MARSTON, SAWYER & CO RADE MARK, Ee i A and Weakn suit of Indl. Tes Nos. 163 and 165 Fifth-av., = fect a RS is | Baforo Taking ite fnazte, and iis fter "Takin, ai ; ‘extensively i spate Uesks.Chales, | used for aver thirty years with wrest success, ic old In tuts to rom ty Will ve Ss. Carpe S2~ Full particulars our pami hier, suit purchavers, at priece that will insure prompt sale. teres by matt i" i Mast be closed out tlifs mouth | a LEY a iain ae fir” Tue Specific BRADFORD HANCOCK, Recetver._" Stx'yucxazes for 85, oF re set Cree by Mall Ob Tee Corne: crn 1, Tuesday, March 25, at 10 a. m. SILK AND FELT HATS, Sale positive. cefpt of the money by aditressin; Evici~ r Van Buren-st. and Third-av. (where they are now atored), a large and elegaut stock of P.& J. CASEY, 41 & 43 PIFTH-AV., lave for cale a fine assortment of Black Walnnt Coun- ers and Beer Coulers, and Store aud Ortice Furniture CAPS, AND UMBRELLAS. T. E. STACY. Deputy Sheriff, OOLEY fternoon at, hal YER VOCAL AND DANCE 1 rare chance; sulect and refined; I ted eo thet Tw ty eecund st, Finest vocal class fu the MAA ERE. ast 3, Rev. Jas. Kay Apple- iif lecture on The ‘Writings of Charlee Dickens 3 readlog an ‘vice culture also, at only 2). . cents a less ‘Danctog oie Face iy) | Dickens’ Deaddeata. gteuce requireg. Ne Panlis recat coh aly: tet" | "Admission, 1Uer Heserved Seats, 20c. a B. LYMAN FLec Rit SAMUEL KAYZER, Elocutionist, RSESHEY BALL, st Madtson-st. i of thiv c{ty on Monday, March 24 Chapel of St. Paul's, iteforined ress ALU ts Relation tu Feu: ‘of Carpenter and West Washingtou-ats, Wiil, by request, repeat her Free Lecture to the Ladies, at 3 p.m. at the scopal Church, cur- subject, Diseases.” On WI tresses 1 ete, CHATTEL MORTGAGE SALE! North Clark-st., corner Indiana, for conventence of Sale, the entire contents of a fag of Parlor Sets, Marole-Ti i Too Centre-Table. Bedsteads, Huzesas, Wasnstan Sprlugs, large Jor of Brussels and Wool Carpets, Mat of every kind, AT AUCTION EDNESDAY, March 26, at 10. m.. at store 103 oom house, constst- ‘Chamber Suits, Marbte- Sliver-plated Ware, NG, Auctioneer. % Bedding, Stover, Crocke Leave. | Atrive. Morning Matl—cold Line. ew Yori & Boston Sp Atlantic Express (dally). Night Expresa.. PILISBURG, CINCINNATI & ST, LOUIS 8, B. (Cincianati Afr-Line and Kokomo Line.) Derot, corner of Clinton and Currull-sts., Weat Side Cincinnati, Indtanapolls. Low Columbus & East D: Expres Depot, foot of Lake st. und fuot Cinctunatt, Todlanapotts & Lonts-! ‘ville Day Expre or Sight exp CHICAGO & EASTERN ILLINOIS RATLBOAD, ** Dauvtile [ton s Ticket Offices, Clark-st.. 125 Dearborn-st., and De pot, corner cltutun and Carroll-sts. Day Malt. Nashville & Florida Expr POL Hours, 10 to 3. 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