Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, June 13, 1880, Page 16

16° CHICAGO TRIBUNE: SUNDAY, JU REAL ESTATE. New Development of the Mani- fest Destiny of Wabash Avenue. Stores and Flats to Be Built by Enterprising Owners. Inquiry for Beal Estate Moderate— Sales of the Week. - {ncrease of Building—Building Permits —Miscellaneous. ‘The manifest destiny of Wabash avenue fs to be forwarded by a very important building en- terprise, ground for which was broken last week. The owners of 200%fect on the west side of Wabash, south of Hurtison strect, have united in a plan for improving their property with STORES AND APARTMENT HOUSES. ‘The corner is owned by Mr. D. W. Irwin, who has a frontage of 72 feet: bis parner, Mr. Green, owns the adjoining 2 feet. To Mr. John C. Dore belong the next &, to Dr. Judson the next 40. and to Mr. Byron: L. Smith the adjoining 40 feet. This frontage of 200 {cet is to be built on at once. Messrs. Irwin and Green will erect jointly a four-story building four stories high. ‘The first floor will be divided up into small re- tufi stores, Up-stairs there will be flats. Mr. Dore will put up nexf to them a similar struct- ure. The contracts have been let for Dr. Jud- son's block next door, which, as well as Mr. ‘Smith's, will be three storics high. Mr. Smith's Duilding is also under contract. It will have a Ledfurd stone front, and will cost $14,000. Special attention has beeu given to the arrange- mient of the apartments in all the buildings, and ruumi bas been sucrificea to make sure of plenty of light. ‘THE TOTAL COST of the five buildings is estimated to be not less than £118,000. There isa great demand fo Fre- ‘tail stores and flats on Wabash avenue, and this property will pay 4 good ingome the moment its ‘accommodations are ready for tenants. The old stone church on the: northwest corner of Harrison and Wabash will be pulled dowa, and the material used in the new buildings. Mr. Cornelius Price has refused an offer of 40) o foot for his forty fect on the east side of ‘Wabash, south of Harrison street. Mr. Byron L. Smith will also build a block with stores below and tits above on his prop- erty at the southeast corner of State and ‘Twelfth streets, where he has afrontaye of 120 feet * Builders report that they have had MORE PLANS VOR HOUSES ‘and stores to figure on in the last week than during the whole month of May. Building has failen 20 to 25 per cent in cost since lust fall, and those who have been waiting for this reaction are beginning to take hold again. Brick is down to $6 a thousand, and on. large orderscan be shaded a trifle. Iron, lumber, and other muterials buve receded from the ex- treme prices of the boom. Labor is stiff, and 4s not expected to yield much, as last year’s ‘wastes were too low. ‘he Michigan Central Railway Company are building a very large warchouse just SOUTH OF KENSINGTON. They wili do most of their freight transfer here, ‘end will employ 300 men. Mr. William Borden will build in the fall on his purchuse, 80x, on the northwest corner of Randolph and Deurborn. It was his first inten- non w build a strictly fire-proof building, but this has been given up as extravagant. Tho plans huve nut yet been drawn. Sr. Galbraith, the owner of the adjoining 8) feet on Randolph, leases will buiid a handsome block as soon as his expire. ‘BUILDING r eightr-cight buildings, 122.000, were issued during the we i story brick dwelling and store, 34x70 feet, cor- ner of Wells and Ontario streets, to cost $10,000; Bros., store und dwelling, 60x70, Nos. 304 1 Indiana street, to cust $20,000; J. four one-story co! , #1 the corner of Leavitt and Am- s oue to John Sturmos to erect a story dwelling, corner of Wood and Twen- econd strects, to cost $3,100; to Thomas English. to ercet a two-story store und dwelling, corner of Halsted and Thirty-seventh streets, to cost $5.0: one tw Jacob Lehr, to erect a three- Slory stere aud dwelling, No. 357 Sedgwick street, ‘to cost $6,000: one to PF. Bernauer, to erect two three-story Stores and dwellings, Nos. 320 and BY West Madison street, to cost. $16,000: one to the sume to erect a two-story dwelling, Centre avenue, néur Madison street, to cost $8,000; erect a two-story dwelling, No. 456 Clinton street, to cost £1000; one 1 John Grutzman to eth two-story store and dwelling, corner of Chicagy and Ashland avenues, to cost $3,000; one w Jake Rebm to erect u three-story build- ing, Clark street, near Centre, to cost $15,000; one tu Willard, Dent, Bell _& Co., to erect a two- story mnchine shop. No. 283 Archer avenue, to cust $4,000; oue to S. Cardow & Son, to erect a malt-house on Bliss street, to cost $6,000; one to N. B. Ream, to erect a two-story dwelling, Groveland Park, to cost $15,000; one to Joho Gaywor, to erect three two-story ‘dwellings, No. Lock strect, to cost $3,000; and one to C. J. Hull, to erect # two-story dwelling, No, 129 Ful- ton sircet. to cost $5,000, * Among the building-permits issued yesterday was one to L. A. Bubcuck to erecta three-stor¥ store and dwelling No. 835 West Luke street, to cost $4,00; one to R. Wollf, to erect a three- story store and dwelling, Twelfth street, near Blue Island avenue, to cost $10,000; one to Han- nah Howard, to erect 4 three-story dwelling and store, No. 21 Indiana avenue, to cost $6.00; one to J. Breston, to erect a two-story dwelling, No. 443 Belden avenue, to cost $2.600; and one to B. Loenthal to_erect a two-story cottil Eight- ecpib near Paulina street, to cost F500. . ie SALES OF THE WEEK ‘Were 275 and 277 West Madisow street, $17,000; 50x 1030n Clark street, near Juckson,$5,Q0; triangle Milwaukee avenue and Union 231¢x15, improved, on West Con- gress strect, northeast corner uf Robey, $4,000; 25xl0u, iinproved, on West Adams, east _of Hon- ore, $4,000; 25x100, improved, on North Franklin, southwest’ curner of Chustnut, $3,200; 109 fect on West Harrison, southeast coraer of Canal, u 40x10 on Illinois, west of north Clark, $7,400; 830x100 op South Halsted strect, north of Maxwell. a isxl25 on Luke av- enue, improved, north of Pier, $4.000; x10 on Canal, north of Ewing, $5,100; 237x125, improved. on Lake avenuc, north of Pier street, $4,300; 50xM@ on Dearbora avenue, esuth of Burton place. $10,000; 3ux16i on North Lu Sulle, north of Carl, $300: 39x10 on Hush street, south of Huron, 920; Suxduy on West Fourteenth, east of Union, $4,000; 25x110 on Judd, east of Jefferson, $3,500; undivided half of 30x18 on Randolph, 140 feet east of Dear- born, improved, north front, $43,000; 2Ll feet to Cunal _on Wood intersection ef the South Branch, $20,000; 390x110 on Carroll avenue, east of Jeffersou street, $3,750; 502x125 on Carroll avenue, northeast corner of Des- plaines, £10,700; and the undivided quarter of 2kx49 on Pautina, north of Chicago River, $5.00. en. Boyd soll for Robert Bristol, to Mrs, Mary E. Chamberlain, the northwest corner of Madison and Morgun streets, lot x10, with two stores, for $17,000; two lots, 48xI60, on Taylor street, between Wood and Lincoln, for Thomas Burrows, $1,000. ‘The Secretary of the South Park Board has becn instructed to advertise for bids for an as- halt pavement for the east side of Drexel oulevard from the Stock-Yard railroad to Oak- woods. A delegnuon of PROPERTY-OWNERS IK LAKE ‘waited on the South Park Board to request it to make speedy and substantial boulevard and srk improvements in the Town‘of Lake. ciemetoa Pvinted to the fact that the Board owed Luke the disbursement of 100.000 on the generally accepted principle that as much mont as wus nused iu park Lixes in cach town shou! be spentin thut place in park improvements. The Board reserved its decision. . The West Division Committee on STREETS AND ALLEYS have decided to pluce on tile the ordinance au- thorizing the West Park Commissioners to use Tnion Purk fora driveway; to refer to the De- dartinent of Public Works the cammunication of the Board of Trustees of the Town of Cicero soucerning the improvement of Madison street; and the order for the repuir of West Luke Street; to pass the order for the viaduct on Sungumon ‘street; to grant the remonstrauces ayufnst the ordinances for the improvemcat of Robey street, frum Lake to Harrison street, and Despiaines, from Monrve to Harrison street; to repeal the ‘ordinances for the improvement of Elizabeth street, from Lake to Kinzie street, and of Ada street, from Randolph to Kinzie street. the Com- The Common Council have ordered piesoner ef Putte Sorts 0 advertise for bids c ction of a v cago & Alton tracks at Harrison stocn wee ‘Work is progressing rapidly on the Stuclair Woolen Works at South Chicago on Stoney Island avenue, near Ninety-frst street, Dew factory will be two stofies high. THE NEW CIVILIZATION. ‘To the Editor of The Chicago Tribune, Crtcaao, June 12.—Permit me to call your at- tention and that of your readers to a new school of “Social Economists,” which, under the able Jendership of Mr, Peter Papin, formerly of France but now of this city, is being practically fllustrated in the formation of various codperat- industrial companies, under the auspices of ‘The Cooperative Industries Improvement and ‘Trust Company,” of which Mr. Papin is Presi- Geut, Jutely organized In this city. A call was recently issued to a seloct number by Madame es, 20x30, to” Derby, of Nu. 46 Ada street, who has been chosen. by Mr. Papin as business manuger, for a meeting on the 9th inst. at her “dressmaking parlors,” to take into consideration the forma- tion of a “ Ladies’ Cooperative Dreasmaking Company” under his equitable codperative sys- tem. ‘The parlors were filled with ladies and gentle- men at an early hour, who listened wit muctt Interest toa very able_paper on “Social Econ- omy,—the Old and the New,” by Mrs. Sarib M. Mills, which will soon be ptinted in pamphlet form, forming the commencement of a series of literature on the same topic. Mrs. Mills is the Indy whose paper on “ The Relations of Labor and Melee? Tread before the Chicago Philo- sophical Society at the close of its first winter's sessions, was received with much enthusiasm ‘and was pronounced by its Executive Board and 45 sble President, the late lamented Prof. Jo- seph Haven, to be the richest paper of the sen- son. The Rey, H. W. Thomas, Myron Decker, and other prominent men and women, sent re- grets for not being able to be present and assur- ances of their aid and sympathy in the under- taking. It {s proposed to make.the Company 8 triumphant success by enlisting as many ws pos- sible ot our first and most fushionable ladies in the enterprise, while it expectsto give remuner- ative employment and a share in the profits ac- cording to wages carned to 500 workingwomen. ‘The Association offers to capital a safe invest- ment at 8 per cent interest and a share in the protits according to interest paid, which de- iermines the value of the services it renders and the same advantages tointelligence or man- agement. Thus giving to these three equal fuctors—intelligence, labor, and capital—an uitable share in the profits of the business to whose success they huve contributed. “The Ludies’ Codperative Dressmaking Com- any” will bave for its business manager Mme Berbr. one of the most competent and efficient miodistes of our elty, whose patrons are among the first and must fashionable of our ladies, many of whom promise to take an active inter- est A the enterprise. The capital stock is $125,000, in shares of $°5 each. One hundred shares will be put upon the market as soon ag the organizution is perfected, $10 on each share ‘w bo paid down and the balance in installments, to be determined by the Board of Directors. This will give a working capital of $10.000 with which to commence immediate operations. Other advan- tuges will be secured to the Company, enabling the workingwomen to own homes and shares in 2 codperative store. Dressmaking materials of the richest and best qualities, and all other goods necessary to the business. will be sold to the shareholders at wholesale prices. A factory, with all modern conveniences, will be immedi- ately built at, “The Codperative City of the Codperative Industries Improvement and ‘Trust Company,” where, some nine mites from South ‘Chicago,’ preparations are go! forward to immediately facili- tute the building of factories and cottage-homes for the operatives in the various companies now forming under the auspices of the parent Com- ANY. is "The next meeting will be held at the head- quurters of the C. I. I. & T.Co., 100 South Frank- lin street. near Washington, in its lecture-room, —whick will comfortably sext 350 persons,—on Wednesduy, the 16th inst., at 8 o'clock p. m., to which all are invited. Further information will, from time to time, be given to the public of our success as the organization is perfected. 8. MM. SATURDAY’S TRANSFERS. ‘The following instruments were filed for record Saturday, June 12: CITY PROPERTY. johnson st, 199 ft s of Sixteenth, w f, 9x20 ft Jopned dudes (Phomas i. Barret to W. Kale bow) Parmal 156 fi" Sof Moore st, e dated June 11 (same to P. A. Livo! Shefield uv, 12 ft n of Clay st, w f, Sxl April (S. E. and ¥F. W. Smt Novis Frankia su B27 of Me ince. 'f, No nk: ft nof Monominee.e f, viele} , Patrick J) ‘Bix 1 improved. dated June . O'Connor to C. J. & W, Schreib) ‘North Curtis st, 116 tts of West Eri é 1t, dated April 13 (estate of W. B. Ogden to A W.& 0. E. Wolfh . gb Bape a ightcenth st, w ert Siib# to" A st 43 155 fr Improved, dated June 11 (Albert en- ess to J.und It. Konicek).. 25 Sherman'st, bet Polk and ‘Harrison, ¢ f ft. Improved, dated June 12 (David J. wo Thomas M. Fulton)... = 100 West Mudison st, 38 ft ¢ ‘weil, 133 ft, dated June 10 (Henry A. Truax to W. is, Staats)... KS 1.800 Chestnut st, 305 ft 6 of Rush, nf, 2x73} ft im- proved. dated June 12 (Jobn’ Miller, Jr., to ary B. Wi 1,600 Indiana a 6,000 8 W_COr. y- xl ft, dated June 10 (Gniun Stock: tonal Bank to Levi B. Doud NORTH OF CITY LIMITS, WITHIN A RADIUS OF SEVEN MILES OF THE COURT-HOUSK, North Robey st, 312 ftn of Sunnyside av, wt, Wx1s2g ft, dated June 9 (Y. L. Hanscumgo Jobo A. Fishleizh).. ‘BOO SOUTH OF THE CITY LIMITS, WITHIN A RADIUS OF SEVEN MILES OF THE COURT-MOUSK. Seneshalle st, 28 {tu of Forty-second, e f, 5x 12% ft, dated June 12 (M. Seneschuile to P. Clouuer) .. s Buttertield ef + dated June 2 (adaster in Chancery to S. AL athe premises So, 60) Brine av, dated Jaue S ¢ Nelson to James Quirt)... es Gordon st, W Tt ¢ of Marshall. 's 1, %xi3s ‘dated June 12 (W. J. Brown to L.. Holland), Swan st, w of und near Wentworth av. n 155 ft, dated April 24 (L. Barnes to Thomas F. Burnes) .--.ecceeesreres é ae.) OWEST OF THE CITY LDIITS, WITHIN A RADIUS OF SEVEN MILES OF THE COURT-HOUSE. California av. 300 tts of Cortland st, f, 2x1 fr, dated Jizne 17 (Henry Greenébauim to 8. SUMMARY FOR THE WEEK. The following is the total amountof city and suburban transfers within a radius of seven miles of the Court-House filed for record during the week ending Saturday, June 12: City—Sales, 11; consideration. $381,764. North city limits— Sales, 3; consideration, $2.272. South of city limits—Sales, 17; consideration, $25,470. West of city Iinits—Sales, 4; consideration, Total sales, 135; total cousideration, $415,750. pesibenn ca erent) “DUST UNTO DUST!” (To my friend, Miss Sarah J. “Dust unto dust!" The story has been ‘The volume closed—Liie’s history is done. Beside the grave his weary footsteps paused ‘Awhile, and then the promised rest was won. 6 It came, the summons from Jehovah's realm, Just as a new day oped its {ufant eres, Bidding the sufférer's earthly bondigo ceaso— Bidding the spirit to the land that lics cross the vale of sorrow and of tear, Yhere Death doth hold unchallenged kingly sway. From Big gloom-shadowed, spectre-haunted Pt A voice e’er echoes, “ Ye must pass away!"* God give thee strength the cross that now is ine ‘To bear until thy pilgrimage hath ceased— Until, with kind and reverent touch, Death's han Hath written, too, upon thy brow,“ Released!” Kind Heaven, guard the fatherless, and kee, ‘Their untried footsteps from the world’s Gavk ways: Grant them the blessing of Thy saving grace, Now and forever, through their earthly days. ‘Teach them to bow resignedly unto Thy will supreme. Guide them ‘mid strife. Impress upon their hearts this ipreciods truth: “Tam the Resurrection and the Life.” OwkN M. WILsox. ‘Vue Maptzs, June 11, 1880. Grammar, BY H. B. UROWN. Nom{native constructions. - 1, Nominative subject of a finite verb, ‘The man went to the city. 2. Nominative in the predicate, Henry isa banker. 3. Nominative in apposition. a. With’ a word in the third person, third ‘person, second person. James, the furmer, came. I, Henry, will do the work. You, Mary, study the lesson. b. With a phrase: Having learned the lesson, a task noteasily accomplished, we went to the recitation. SWB a sentence os e Convention met in Chicago, an event lor to be rememberod. ees oe Absolute constructions, 1. By direct address. William, prepare the lesson. 2. By ingeription, Harvey's Grammar. 3. By exclamation. O, horror! what a sight, 4. By pleonasm, Our lessunx, they are not learned. 5. By oxpletion, t is wrong to steal.) + 6, Witb a participle, . . The party having urrived, we began the ex- ercises. 7. By subscription, Tam yours, 1. B. « Nouns used by subscription are always of the L Limiting a noun, John's hat was lost. Tenge stadging tho lessbn so faithfully @ lessbn 80 was : 3, By apposition, He directed the boy to William, the merchant's, store. Objective constructions: 1. Object of a transitive verb, saw the man in the city to-day. 2. Object of a preposition, Tie spéke of coming to the 3. Objective subject of an infinitive, I aesired the man to study. 4 Objective in the predicate, LT required him to study to be a teacher. 5. Objective in apposition, Ho spoke of James, the banker. His Tivo Wives. Jacob Bennett heard angry voice in his house at Sedalia, Mo., and on peeping in saw that the wife whom he Was living with was confronted by the wife whom he bad rted. He cautiously stole away and sent a policeman to separate the omens who were found fighting furiously with t “THE 18. AMUSEMENTS. (ML. BARGAINS E.J.Lehimann’s “THE FAIR,” - Cor, State and Adams-sts, A good 8-Ball Croquet at 73. ‘A good 4-Ball Oroquet at 42c. A Good Traveling Trunk: at 55e, 4 large Folding Work Table at Fe. A large Rustie Flower Stand at 95¢e. ‘A good Eastlake Rocking Chair, with earpet ~ Seat, at &¥c. A Willow Workstand with 2 baskets at 880 ‘A 22x30 Chromo, in solid black walnut frame, at 88c. A 50-fout 3-ply Rubber Hose, with noscle and couplings complete, at $5.95. Good heavy Step Ladders, all sizes, at 170 per + foot. a 500 gross Jet Buttons at 5c a doz. 500 dozen Ladies’ Kid Gloves ‘at 250 a pair; good value, 75¢. Ladies? Berlin Gloves at 10c. Ladies? Liste Gloves, open wrists, at 25¢ a pair. Extra large AUl-Sill: Handkerchics's at 390. ‘A good Parasol ut 10c. : Better at 15 to 25e. .100-bone Corset, Sill: Embroidered, in red, blue, pink, and black, at 75; good value, $1.50. Ladies’ Sun Shades at 14¢. Men's $1 Hats for 200. Bous’ 1%. He for Be pena Ladies’ $2 Trimmed Hat for 88. Silk Votect Frames at 7,10, 12, 18¢, and up- wards. ‘We have just received an Importer’s stock of FANS, Which we will close ees at the following Low ices? « Palm Leaf Fans, 1c. Long handle Jap. Fans, 26. Imitation Sitk Fans, 10c. - 2 Fans for SOc. , $3 Fans sor 75e; and many others too nu- merous to mention. A Real Hair Switch jor Sve; hair store price, $l. Real Hair Frizettes at 33c. Perfections, 58. Genuine Royers & Bros. 12-02, Sleer Plated Knives at $1.39 a set. Genuine Rogers? Siler Plated Teaspoons at $laset. Special Sales THIS WEEK a Spanish Laces, Crockery, Classware, _. -- Majolica Ware, * And Boots - And Shoes. Fresh Broken Candy at 12c. Fine Mixed Candy at 14c. Fine French Mixed Candy at 18¢. Best French Mixed Candy and Cream Cara- mels at 28c. Ice-cold Mead, Soda Water, and Lemonade, the Best in the City, at : B,J. LEMANS, “THE FAIR,” Corner State and Adams-sts, AMUSEMENTS. MPVICKER’S THEATRE. MONDAY, June 1e-First APPS ance in Chicago of BUOU OPERA O0., FROM THEIR OPERA HOUSE, N. Y. Mr. J. G, SAVILLE. Manager Mr. K LELVELS, (Conductor CHASTE, PURE, REFINED. «As bright a novelty as any of the famous Vokes Fumily Sketches.’?--Boston Herald, First timo 1u Chicago of the sparkling Operetta, THE SPECTRE KNIGHT; Or, A Romance of Other Days. By JAMES ALBERRY und ALFRED CELLIER, And the Musical Oddity, CHARITY BEGINS AT HOME. By BOLTON ROWE and ALFRED CELLIER, ‘The following Artists in the cast: Miss CARRIE BURTON, Mme. MARIE BEAUMAN, Miss ANNETTE FAVER, Miss EUGENIE MAYNARD, Mr, DIGBY V. BELL, Mr. HENRY MACREERY, Mr..W. HERBERT, and Mr. FRANK PEARSON. ONE WERK ONLY. atinees Wednesday & Saturday. EXCURSIONS ON THE LAKE. ‘The Elegant and Commodious Side-Whoel Steamer FLORA ‘Will leave her dock, Clark-st. Bridge, daily ss follows: SUNDAY, JUNE 13, 2p. m.. South Chicago. Round trip, £0 cents. 8p. m., Moonlight Excursion. Tickets, 00 cents, MONDAY, JUNE 14, 2:30 p. m., Excursion on the Lake. Tickets, 0 cents. 8pm. Moonlight Excurson.. ‘Tickets, 0 cents. : TUESDAY, JUNE 15, : 108. m., Excursion un the Lake. "1'ickets, 50 cents. 2:80 p. ta, Evanston. ‘rickets, 2 cents, &p.m., Moonilght Excursion.’ ‘Tickets, 50 cents, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 16, Wa. m, and 2:0 p. m., kxcurvions on the Lake. Téck- ‘eta, SOcents. Chartered for the evening. THURSDAY, JUNE 17, 9 a.m. Grand Excursion to KENOSITA, calling at Evanston and Waukern. Nound trip, $1. Dinner Bt Grant House, Kenosha, on arrival of the boat, cents extra, FRIDAY, JUNE 28, 10a. m.and 2:30 p.m.,Excursions on the Lake, Tickets, cents. 8pm, Mounlight Excursion, Tickets, £0 cents. TURDAY, JUNE 19, . 102. m, Excursion un the Luke. Tickets, 50 cents. 2:3) p. ih Mvanston. ound trip, 0 cents. 9p. m., Grund Mounlizht Excursion vo Michigan City, “reurning to Chicago, Sunday morning. Bound trip, $1. State ‘Rooms extn, Grand display of Fireworks every evening. .Ains- worth’s Braas and String Bands accompuny cach ex- cursion. Ample accommodation for dancing. Refresh ‘ments of ail kinds cun be obtained on bourd the buat. JAS. F, TROWELL, Master. JESSK COX, Manager. CENTRAL MUSIC-HALL, LAST WEEK OF THE PEERLESS PINAFORE CO. Your Last Chance to see the Best Pin- afore Co. in America. ONLY COOL AUDITORIUM IN CHICAGO, Box-Office open at 9 a.m. HAVERLY’S THEATRE. ‘Mr, J. HL HAVEBLY. Manazer and Proprietor THIS SUNDAY, LAST: NICHT. JAY RIALS UNCLE TOM'S CABIN CO. RIAL S DRAPER UNCLE TOMS CAMS Combe NATION, formin: strongest C Presented this Fumous Beaune oY Company ties ever UNCLE TOWN’S CABIN, Introducing « genuine Bloodhound Chase. ‘Two Fall Bands Colored Jubilee Singers, Two Trained Donkeys, and the Graud ‘lransformauon Scone, HE BEAUTIFUL GATES AJAR. Monday—Pirates Ponrance—Origiaal New York and London Company, LINCOLN PAVILION, Clark-st., near North-av, GERMANIA MENNERCHOR SUMMER-NIGHT FESTIVAL, Wedneadsy. June 16. Tickets, Ocents © HAVERLY’S THEATRE. J.H.HAVERLY.. COMMENCING TO-MORROW EVENING, WIONDAY, JUNE (4, For One Week Only! f2-Notice.—1' sall for Europe on Watnesduydanvet Gorpiis is literally thelr Faro- well Appeurunce In America, and they cannot be deen in this country after thst THIS 1S THE NEW YORK COMPANY, THE ORIGINAL LONDON COMPANY, ‘Their First Appearance in Chicago. D’OYLY CARTE’S LONDON OPERA COMPANY In Messrs. Gilbert & sulllyans Great Musjcal Suc- 38, PIRATES OF PENZANCE, oR F ‘ THE SLAVE OF DUTY. Music by Words bi ARTHUR SULLIVAN. W. S. GILBERT. CAST OF CHAHACTERS: Richard, a Pirate Chtet. 1. Brocoliat the oN, Samuel, His Lieuténant. Mr. J.B. Nash Frederic, a Pirate Apprentic .soBir. Macrory Specially en: ged. ‘Maj.-Gen. Stanley, of the British Army.Mr. J.H.Byley ‘The orbtinal Edward, a Sergeant of Police. +. -Sir. F. Clifton ‘Phe origi Mabol, Gen. Stunloy's youngest denzhter, “Miss Sallie Reber Specially onzaged., Kato, Miss roe Isabel, Alies uarlow. Buth, a Piratical “ Maid of all be diiee Bacdaté ‘The original. Gen. Starley’s Daughters, Pirates, Policemen, etc. Act{—A Rocky Seashore on the Coast of Corn- wail, England. Act 11.—aA Ruined Chapel on General Stanley's Estate. M .Mr. H. ©. Husted Gouduete CM. Anthony [elit Stage Man dir. A. LeClereq You can now securo your souts without extra charge. CENTRAL HUSIC-HALL. LAST chnis vw6 dans APPEARANCE Jessie Monday, Sune 21. Couthoui ‘The friends and admirers of this talented younz Reuder, prior to her departure for a year's study in the European Dramatis Schools, will tender 3 TESTIMONIAL Entertainment to Miss sessre COUTHOU! On which occasion Mis¢ Couthon! will have the as- sistance Of & splendid array of supporting artists. SUBSCRIBERS’ TICKETS Cah be exchanged at the Central Music-Hall Box Office for Reserved Seats ‘To-Murrow, Tucsday. Wednesday, in advance of the publi Thursday, Monday, June 21, MOND AS: une 21, ie, whi at the same ry M pluce. Those having Subscribe Bets should secure their seats early Tu-Slorrow to obtain first choice. GEO, B. CARPEN ‘Manager. HOOLEY’S THEATRE. WEEK OF JUNE 1s—First appearance of the cele- rated: Nathal English Opera Company. Monday and Thursday nichts and Wednesday Mact- net ey = THE GRAND DUCHESSE. Tuesday und Friduy nights and Saturday Matinee, CIROFLE-CIROFLA. Wednesday ifd Suturday nights, THE BELLS OF CORNEVILLE, Bonday nicht, Kakewell Performance, CIROFLE-GIROFLA, Monday. June 2 Chicago's favorite. JOSEPH MUB- PHY, in KERRY GOW. HOOLEY’S THEATRE. ‘This (Sunday) Evening last performance of COLLIERS: DRAMATIC CO, Under the auspices of A.M. Palmer, Union Square ‘Theatre, N. ¥., in the Great Emotional Piay, A Celebrated Case. Monday, June 1/—Nathal’s Celebrated English Op- era Compuny. GRAND EXCURSION. CHICAGO TO MONTREAL AND RETURN. For the Benefit of St. Viator's College, AT RANKAKEE, ILL. Fare Reduced from $34 to $17 for round trip. Ticket good for 30 days, On Monday, June 21, two Spectal ‘Trains will leave Chienyo. for ‘Montreal, one by Chicazo and Grand Trunk Rallway and one by Michicun Central and Grand drunk, to uecommodate ‘aul who desire to par- ticipate in urbe present nt the Celebratiun of St. Jobn’s Day, June 4. ‘Tickets muy, be secured in ad- Yance at the ofice of the Grund ‘Trunk Railway, 103 South Clark-st., corner of Washington, Chicago, Ii. Parties und Societies outside of Chicago desiring to procure tickets In advance muy do so by addressing ARTHUR CHRISTIAN, 364 South Halsted-st., Chicago. OLYMPIC THEATRE, Clark-st, oppusite Sherman House. The Coolest Theatre in the City. To-day, Sunday, June [3, Grand Matinee at 2:3), and only Theatre open to-day. Isu 3 riormence nt $ o'clock, Positively Last lerfurmunces of Nyde & Bebman’s Greut New York Local Comedy Co, HUGH FAY—BILLY BARRY. MULDOON’S PICNIC! ‘The Live Donkey. “Jerry.” Monday, June 14—One Weck Only of W. J. COGSWELL'S STAR COMBINATION, In the Great Sensational Play, The Cursican Broth- _ er and The Stockbroker. CHICAGO ATHENEUM, SUMMER DRAWING SCHOOL, Prof. Herm. Manstein, Instructor. ‘The School will begin Monday, July 5, and continue six weeks. Hours trom $ tu 12. ‘tive days in the wees. ‘The tirst week will be devoted to Perspective. The secund to Sbudes, Shudows. and Folisze. During the remuining four weeks two duys in each week will be devoted to out-of-loor sketching. Instruction will be given in Pencil, Crayon, and ndia-Ink Drawing, and in Water Colors, ‘Terms of tuition, s1u. CHICAGO NATATORIA, SWIMMING SCHOOLS, The Most Perfect Institutions of the kind in America. ear henlth and perfect cojoyment Srimming stands 1 rel s foremost of ily ‘exercises, und ought to BAUM’S SUNMER GARDEN AND CONCERT HAM ‘Twenty-second-st., Cotiaze Grove B. BAUM, Proprictor. Magnificent Summer-Night Concerts, To-Nicht and t during the Summer, Positively last week of Mise Dora Gordon Stecle, rund Operatic Vocalist! Superb Orchestra of Star ! Admission, 3 cents. s W. L. ALLEN, Manager. WALTER C. LYMAN, ELOCUTIONIST, loom 30 Central Music Hall. Summer Exeniag Class donday nights nt8 o'clock. ‘Teachers uid others wishing 19401 4 Cluas please eall of 5 fice. structions dally. °f 2°24 Bame Uo oO} Indiana-avs. “FOR SALE. g WU. - Fiush deck kee!-schooner Yacht for sale; 220 to 322 feet over ally 24 feet yeu, draught W feet) inches: ‘Tro complete suits of suils, aad sto sails extra. Six staterooms, ranted sound. Can be eusily reconverted to centre- board with s feet draucht. Yacht belug now in com-' mission with trst-class sailing-mnster and crew, is Teuty for immediate uso. Kor further pa py w MANNING'S YACHT AGENCY, _ Ss Beaver-at, Now York, _.Manager and Propriotor. , in x Dally Morning. wate in- Qath-room, ete. War-: By GEO. P. GORE & Wand x? Wabash-av. AUCTION. DRY GOODS DEPARTMEN RECULAR TRADE SALE Tuesday, June 15, 9:30 a.m. ANOTHER 1,000 LOTS 0 CLEAR. SPECIALTIES. STRAW GOODS. (A very superior line.) LINEN CLOTHING. (Ladies’, Gents’, and Boys’ Styles.) Superfine 6-4 WOOLENS edium Weights.) Pattern Lengths. 214.34, and #3 yds. Very Sune- rior Goods. An. ranorung Tallors, ‘Consignment. They must be sold to reduce siuck. Perfect. War ranted. Also a few pioces Fine Italians, We sell this stock at 11 o'clock. REMOVAL. Our sale of ‘Tuesduy. June 2, will be hold at our New Quartors, 214 und 216 Madison-st. GEV. P, GUE & CO., Auctioneers, LAST BOOT &SHOE AUCTION SALE 80 and 82 WABASH-AV. Previous to our removal to 214 and 216 Madison-st., WILL BE MADE Wednesday, June 16, at 9:30 a, m. To avold the expense of moving goods, we shall make this in every sense 5 CLEARING-OUT SALE, ‘To which the attention of buyers Is called. GEO. P. GOKE & CO., Auctioneers. Thursday, June 17, at 9:30 a. m., REGULAR SALE OF CROCKERY AND GLASSWARE, 75 CASKS Including a fall sssortment of W.G. and C0. Ware in open lots, Rock and Yellow Ware, 80) brs. Ginssware. Lamps, Table Cutlery, e. “GEO, P. GORE & CO,, Auctioneers. By R. % MARTIN CO., AUCTIONEERS AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS, 265 & 267 STATE-ST. Sales of Honschold Goods and Misce!lancous Mer- chanilse at our Sniesroons every ‘Thursday. Consignments of every description solicited. Special attention given to outside sales. EXTENSIVE SALE af the AUCTION ROOMS Elegant Parlor Suits, Walnut and Ash ‘Chamber Suits, Spleadid Hosewood Pinno- forte, Sidebo: Easy Chairs, Parlor Organs, Brewster Bugry, Phueton, Ete., at Auction ON THURSDAY MORNING AT [0 O'CLOCK, AT OUR SALESROOMS, NOS. 265 AND 267 STATE-ST., A large and attractive assortment of elecant House- hold Furniture, eluding handsome Walnut Parlor Suits, tnely carved and rich Itavw Silk, Spun Sik, Sa Walnut und Ash Bedroom Suits, wi Marble-Tops, superior Walnut and Ouk Sideboards, Chitfonniers, Hall-Trees, E: Chairs, ney CU! Camp Chairs, Dintng-Room, Sitti Chairs, lurce cuunting-house Desk, Sitting Desk, Oil ‘aintings und Chromos in frames, Woven Wire Mat- es, Spring Beda, Itair, Husk, Cotton, and Wool Stus, und uther coods. ‘Aisy, on TILURSDAY at I o'clock, Magnificent Par- lor Grund Steinway Pluny, very elegant Rosewood Square Grand Piano, sptendid Curved: Rosewood forte, Fine Tone Parlor Organ with Stops and I, BREWSTER BUGGY, PHAET' HAL etc. Also at Il o'clock on ‘Thursday, at the Auction Rooms, an elegant Brewster ‘Cop Busgy; cost £¢ 0; Is tn guod Srder. wh Top Buezy, Phaeton, Oven Bu; d tine Sinkle Harness, y ELLISON, FLERSHELM & CO., Genorul Auctionee: und 36 Randoiph-st. 278 East Ohio-st. Monday Morning, June 14, at 10 o'clock, i} Parlor Set, Pier Mirror, Hall Tree, Secretary Case, Carpets, Chamber Furniture, Mattresses, ELISUN, FLERSHEIM & CO., Auctioneers, &e., ke. For Wednesday’s Sale, June 16, at 9:30 a. m., AT POPULAR AUCTION HOUSE, 84 & 86 RANDOLPH-ST. FURNITURE, CARPETS, N GENERAL HOUSEHOLD GOODS. Elegant Parlor Suits at Private Sale at Auction Prices. ELIS HTEIM & CO. By HENRY FRIEDMAN & SONS, Au neers, 199, Vi. und 3X East Randolph-st CARFIELD WILL NOT ATTEND Our next Trade Sale, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 16, 9:08. m, 4 of CROCKERY, GLASSWARE, £&C., ‘But we shall sell OHIO And English Ware nevertheless. Qur line comprises ‘0 crates of W. G. in open lots, well nasorted. 3) casks of C. €., in open lots, well assorted. D0 casks Rockingham and Yoltowware. well assorted. 1,00 bris Table, Xc., Glassware, well assurted. i himneys. Tollut Sets, Feather Dusters, fancy Gouds, Ke. read packers. FRIEDMAN & SONS, «Auctioneers, By GEOHEGAN & REVELL. 191, 156, 195, and 197 Rundolph-st,, Cor. Fifth-y, FURNITURE, GARPETS, DESKS, SHOW-GASES, SIDEBOARDS & MIRRORS, # Every Day This Week at the MAMMOTH STORES, Corner Fifth-av.-and Randolph-st. By POMEROY & CO., Auctioneers & Manufacturers’ Agents, Hold Regular Auction Sales of Furniture and General Household Goods Tuesday and Friday OF EVERY WEEK AT 78 and 80 RANDOLPH-ST. . Elegant Parlor and Chamber Sots, Brussels and Woo! Carpets, Crockery, Chromos, Lounges, Desks, etc. etc. By HENRY & HATCH, Aucitoneers, 157 and 19 Wabash-av. AUCTION SALE BOOTS, SHOES, AND SLIPPERS TUESDAY, JUNE [5. WEDNESDAY, JUNE 16, REGULAR AUCTION SALE DRY GOODS, GLOTHING, STRAW GOODS, ETC., At10a.m. We shall close out several lines of desir- able goods at this sale. bis iieNRY & HATCH, Auctionsers, J.EMERY, Jr., Manacer. AUCTION. ‘At 10 o'clock on Thursday morning, June 17, 1890, at 71 Broad-st, near Archer-ny., one biuck east of railway barn, Isball sell to the highest bidder for cash, at public suction, the finest stock of heavy Norman Draft Horses, Harness. Wagons, Trucks, Barn Furniture, etc., etc, ever offered at public sale in this city, bela Hie entire stuck of the iate Fred. Vrabal. deces Detter known as the “Union Rolling. ams.” JOLIN L. THURN, dixecutor, In order to reduce stock previ- ous to inventory July 1, we shall until that date make Special Low Prices in all grades of BRUSSELS and INGRAIN CARPETS, HATTINGS, OILCLOTES, WINDOW SHADES, and UPHOLSTERY GOODS. Close cash buyers will find it to their interest to examine our stock before purchasing. PARDRIDCES' Main Store, 114 & 116 State-st. CARPETS, &c. FURNITURE, Come ant Seo the Wonderfl BARGAINS! In a large variety of FURNITURE, Carpets, Oil Cloths, Chamber Suits, Parlor Suits, Easy Chairs, Lounges, Patent Rockers, Pier and Mantel Mirrors, Ete, ALSO, Fivtares for Restaurants, Stores and Offices, at GORDON’S, 202, 204, and 206 RANDOLPH-ST., Hale Building. ALL GOODS SOLD Fur CASH OR ON EASY PAYMENTS. PP. & J. CASEY, 38 and 40 West Madison-st. FURNITURE, CARPETS, STOVES, On Easy Weekly or Monthly Payments. Open even- DES. 2 SUMMER BESONTS. The “Wentworth,” NEWCASTLE, N. H. ‘This hotel will open June %. It has nccommoda- tlons for 4) yuests, and offers more attractions tor lensure and comfort thun uny other seaside resort [ithe country. its hich situation affordy beautiful views both inland and seaward, its healthfal atmos- phere, the easy inanner in which it can be reached, is Advantaces for buating, batbing, and thing. excel- lent drives and attractive walks, nll combine to make itone of the most charming places on the const of New England. Since last year extensive additions have been made, among thea) one hundred and tiftr sleeping rooms, spacious Music Hall fur: dancing, theutricsls, and con- certs, Bowllng Alleys, Billiard’ Ruom, & passenger elevator operated by steam, a large und commodious stable for private eguipaues, the vrounds lighted by the electric light. Steam yacht for excursions, etc, ete. ‘The temperature of the bathing at tho “Went- worth” is especially invitiug 10 those unable to en- dure the shock incident to more exposed localities, ‘An inclosed body of salt water, covering an area of fifty acres, afords a safe and pleusant place for Loat~ Ing at ull times for ladles and cht!dren. The drives to the belghburing beaches and other points of attruc- Hon in thls vielnity are unsurpassed. ‘Tho veranda, fit.eon feet in width. surrounding the Tiouse, gives an extended promenade of over 1.00 feet in length. while the view ls unexcelled {beauty and grandeur. ‘An orchestra of twenty selected musicians, under the direction of Mr. Juhn J. Brahum, has been en- guged for the seuson. ‘The Huuse is furnished throughout in black walnut, has the besfof beds,its sleeping rovay are of ample size, well ventilated, und frou all sites of the house utfurd tine views. Its cudsine will be fuund of an unexcep~ Honable character. The “Wentworth” ts situated three miles from Portsmouth, N. H.. in the ancient ‘rown of Newcastle, ands reached from Boston two hours’ ride over the Eastern Ratizuad. Address F. W. HILTON & CO. ckingham House, Portsmouth, N. Hi. CONGRESS HALL, SARATOCA SPRINGS. THREE AND A HALF DOLLARS PER DAY. This splendid Hotel. having been thoroughly reno- vated und refurnished, will open THURSDAY, JUNE 17. CLEMENT & WILKLNSON, Proprictors. HL. S. CLEMENT. Wx, WILKINSON. HIGHLAND HALL, Located 2 miles north of Chicago, at Highland Park, offers very superior inducements to FAMILIES de- airing to pass the summer months away from Chicago. ‘The beauty and healthfulnevs of the location are well known, while the building, appointments, and cuisine are in every respect trst-class. It is now open for Summer Guests. Send for full particulars. N. E. SWARTWOUT, Manager. GRAND UNION HOTEL, Saratoga Springs, N.Y. OPENS JUNE 12, 1880. HENRY CLAIR, Lessee. MOUNTAIN HOUSE, Cresson Springs, Pennsylvanin, Will open June lf, 180. On the summit of the Alle- henies, feet above sex level, on muin line of Pennsylvania Ruilroad. Pure air, unsurpassed scene Fy,und valuubie/medicinnt spritig waters evimbine vo Tehder itattractive to beulth and. pleasure seekers, Elegant Cotiszes to rentin apark of rure beauty. First-class Musie, Out-door Amusements, Hunting and Fisbtog, Riding and Driving Fer, circulars, terms, ete, address v.D. TYLER, Supt, LOGAN HOUSE, ALTOONA, PA., On main ine of Penna. Railrund, 1.200 feet above sea . Open all the yeur, Capacity, WO. Strictly tirst cless. Tourists cin obtala a goud "ni, 's rest anda daylight view of mutehioss mountain scenery. Licaith upd pleasure seekers tind pure ulr, good dshing and bunting, uid rides und delves of great beamy. No mosquitoes, First-class Music. “For eireulurs, terms, ete., uddrews: W.D. TYLER, Supt. OCEAN HOUSE, NEWPORT, &. I. Opens for the Seuz00 June 24, 1830. JON G. WEAVER & SONS. Applications w the hotel, Newport, or the Everett House, New York. United States Hotel, LONG BRANCH, Opens June 19. LAIRD & VAN CLEAF, Proprietors, PLEASANT POINT HOUSE, GREEN LAKE, Wis. Enlarged and nowly furnished. Pleusantest Summer Resort in the West. GEO. A KOSS, Proprietor, Dartfurd P.-U., Wis. CAPE ANN, BASS ROCK If0USE, Good Harbor Beach, Glouces- ter, Mass, Finest Ocean Scenery and Surf-Bathing on the New Englund Coast. Send for jilustrated book. G. BROWN: Geneva Lake, Wis., Summer Resort. Good board, with nice large rooms. House ts near the Seminars: Grounds lead down to the Lake, with, lenty of shade. Address P.O. Bux W3, Geneva fare wis. . TRUSSES. RUPTURE! zeevecr Reward. Wo will pay co. charitable institution $100 in case of an Inguinal Hernia that cin be retained by the and that we cannot rein with the PARAKEL EES TENTIVE COMMON-SENSE TRUSS. patented July Sits BARTLET, SUTMAN & PALKER, tatenst, C Di. PARKER, the my, Nary, und Pensioners, the Govern: wing adopied Sur appliance as the best in use eon (Gases shat can be cured we never tall to eure rors SEAMLESS-HIEEL BLASTIC STOCKINGS, Poateated March 24, 167¢@ Ke. B ‘And all otherkinds,Cages,Gold Pish,and Aquaria, a, "ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF TRANS, Chicago & Northwestern sallway, For Maps, Guide-Books, Time-Tables, Sleepin accommodations, apply tcket offices of the Company: A) and Gt Bortheast corner Randolph and State sta Sh northeast corner Randolph and State- House, 15 Canal-at., aud at the depots abubuque Day Bx. via Clinton aDubuque Nicht Ex. vis Clinwon. aUmahs Nigdt Express .. abes Moines Night Expre: aes Moines Day Express. ux Clty & Yanktun. tar Kupils Express. ford & Dubuque. ‘ford pis 6rd am pm’: am a4 2 Speci DMilwaukee & Grocn Bay .. bMilwaukee Passenge: DMilwauxee & Green Bas sreen Bay & Marquette.. bGreen Bay Express... dst. Paul & Minneapolis Expres: 2St Paul & Minnuapolts Express. bLa Crosse & Muinesos ba Crosso & Minoesota, Ceatral Dakota... Central Duzow... nd dur Lac, via Jam 0 - via Janesvill a Pullman Hotel Cars are run_thi 2 Chie eaeo and Counch “Biutis: und Paliteane sector te Signs Guy ee Sain leaving Chieazo at lO ma oother road runs Pullman hotel ears west of Chieazo. n= OF SPY other form of ‘a—Depot corner of Wells and Kinzle-sts, b-Depot corner of Canal and Kinzle-stx Chicago, Burlington & Quincy Ratiroa For Maps, Guice-Books, Vime-Tables, Sloepion tar Accuntuiodsuions, apply at any ot the Pleker-Oulces of the Company ta Chicas at., Grand Pacttic Hotel, Grink’s Express Office (or hortheast crue: Itunddiph und State-ste),. foo. ot Indiana-av., Grand Coniral Depot corner Canal and Sixteenth-sts., Palmer House, and corher Canal: Midison-sis. (on West Side). sett aes follow! Leave. Arrive, Perret pes DOttawa & Streator Exp amb Meulesbury Pussen ser. am 0 am o7 am hs: ‘ am % a pm ansas & Coiurado a bicansas City & Texas Fast Li pees Aurora Sunday Passenger. pm tv haurora Passenze pmb beendota & Ottawa Exp! bm Bio: bRoekford.Fr port £Roex Fulise<| pm Dw: bAurora Passenge: | pm bs: DAurora Passenzor. Bmp. pmb pmb pmb pm b11:15 pm! 10:15 pm Datiy. b Daily, Si re ai Daliz. iy. except Sunday, Dally, except urday. Pullman 16-wheel Sleeping-Cars ant Coaches Detween Chicato, Conact Tolan, Sere Joseph, Atchison, Topeka, and Kansas City. through withoue Cees aoe ior Cars, ee ‘Reelining Chairs, Yetween Chicago and Kansas City. © ais DigCars atuschod to sil trains > > & & Chicago, Mitwankee & St. Pant Rattway. “Pan-Hundle" “Depot, corner Clinton and Carole ats. Ticker Offices, “Gi Clark-st, Py 2 GFind Buclic Motel, andut Devoe mer Housa Green Bay, Menasha, pleton Express trains. Milwaukee. Madison, Chien, Iowa, and Dakota Ely ence: 3 Sunday Paesenzer (EGAn). 200072211 30 pial 1000) am ‘All trains ran via Milwauke Pant and Minneapols are. good either via Medison cad Prairie du Chien, or via La Crosse and Winona, Wilinets Central Maliroad. Depot foot of. bate at Bnd soon ok ‘Twenty-seco a et 12] sndoiph-st., Dear Clar: Pacitic Hotel, and Palmer House. nd-ste , Grand Springteld Express... tSpringtleld Night Express. Peoria, Burlington & keokul ¢Peoria, Burlington & Keokul Pontiac & Chatsworth Ex 3. 9 i He ress. Gfiman Passenge! pin Dubuque & Sioux City Express: ;*W:0) am ° 6: Dubugne & Sloux City Express...* 9:3) pm * ‘On Saturday nisht runs to Centralia only, Yon Saturday night to Gilman only. cOn Saturday night rans to Pooris only. Chicago & Alton. Union Depot, West Side, corner Canal and Yan Bu ren-st, near Van Buren-st bridge, and Twen! third-st. ‘Ticket Offices, at Depots, & South Ci Bt, Grand Pacitic Hotel and Palmer House. Leave. | Arrive. Kansas City. Denver & Pueblo Fust Express... I E City «Sa St Louis, Springfleld & Texas. Mobile € New Urieans Express .. St Louis Sprinctield £ Texas. -*- Peoria. Burling ¢ Fast Express. ton & Keokuk § Ex. via Cheno Pekin & Peoria Ex. vin Joliet. Chicago & Paducah R'R. Ex. Streator, Lacon, Washingt'n Joliet & Dwight Accommoda ion. Chtengo, Rock Island & Paette Ratirost Depot. corner of Van Buren and Sherman-sts. Ticket Ontices, 36 Clark-st, Sherman, Louse, Palmer Howse Grand Pacitic Hovél, and 75 Canal, corner Madison. ‘Leave. Davenport & Peoria Express. Counen Biutts Fuse Express... Kansas City. Leavenworth & At- ‘chison bast Express. Peru Accommodation. Couneil Biums Nigne +10:00 p mal Kansas City. Leavenworth & chison Night Express. $10: p m|t 20 sm *Dally except Sundays, tDaily except Suturdays sally except Mondays. a 2:30 pm|* 3:0 pw D pia eet am elt Michi n Central Ratlrond. e-st. and foot of Twenty-second-st Clark-st., southeast corner of Itan- acitic Hotel, and at Palmer House. dolph, Grand Mall (via Main and Afr Line) Fess, Night Express .. Lake Shore < Michigan Southern Rattway- Ticker offices at depots, Van Buren-st., head of La Salle, Twenty-second-st,and Forty-third-at, THekee and freight office under Sherman House, and ticket Offices in the Grand Pacitie Hotel and Puliner Huse, Leave, ) Arrive. Mail (via Main Line)... Special New York Express. Jueheming Express (daly). Adantie N. (dai Fast Sxpress. 4 Pittsburg, Cinctnnatl 4 St. Lonts EB. E (Cincinnati Air-Line and Kokomo Line.) Depot, comer of Clintun and Carroll-sts., West Sida. ‘Leave. | Arrive. Cinctnnnt!, Indianapolis, Lonts- ville, Columbus & East’ Dus| rt a Baltimore «& Ohio. Depots, Exposition Buliding and foot of Twenty second-st. Ticket Uflices, 43 Clark-st, Palmer House Grand Pacitic Hotel, und Deput (Exposition Build’2. ‘Leave. Morning Express. Fast Line... Kankakee Line. Depot, foot of Lako-st. and root of Twenty-second-se Leave. | Arrive. —————— Cincinnats, Indianapolis & Louts-| vile Day Bepress.. = Night Expr 2 pm am Chicago &Enstern Iilinots auroad nville Route.) ‘Ticket Offices, 7, clanese, Palmer House, Grand Ps; cic Hotel.” ‘fruins leave from Depos ‘comer of Archer ani Stewart-avs Day Mall... a Nushvilie &’ Worlds “Express: Chicago & Grand Trank Katlwav. Devot corner Archer und Stewurt-avs “Arrive. [_——— Mail & express... Night Bepress. Valparuisy Accomm’dat‘a—loave and arrive cor Astland-sv Sod Pullman Sleoping-Cans attachod Pittsburg, Ft. Wayne & Chicazo, Battway. Vi a Canal-sts.. Ticket Osticps DUE SPE Berne ae Send acti tt Fe ‘Leave. Mall and Express-oyy.+00 New York exp ite Bx; ¥ust Line. ; arrive. COODRICH STEAMERS. Racine, Milwaukee, ‘Shoboygan, M'atwoo,(dally*}98 Fa Sutarday n’t leave unt, ‘Night b'ts for Milw’ke,se, Tues. & Fri ES Ludingwa, Manistoe,éc,Sat & Sund'y excepted: & Kewaunee. catia ip ms Wid? OF 5 TU Grand Haven, Muskegon, G. Rapids, For Green Buy, &c, Tuesday aud EYid3) a ‘Or For Escanaba & Luxe Superior Towns, tue oeied ‘Qmice & Docks 1o0sut Mickigan-er, °) 12: a. 5 pe oom