Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, August 15, 1880, Page 16

t H 16 * REAL ESTATE, Lease of the New Store at Franke lin and Adams Streets. Moderate Demand for Property; | Especially for Residence Uses. ! i i The Gardner House Site Sold—Other | Transactions of the Week. Fight Thousand New Buildings to Be : Erected in Chicago This Year. : Street Improvements—Board of Trade Miscellaneous. Real estate was not entirely neglected during ‘the past week. Few sales of special unportance | were reported, but there was for the seuson & , moderate demand for property, especially for residence purposes. Agents state that tho.: applications for houses are far ahead of the supply. The class of capitalists that invest in pusiness property are most of them out of town, : ‘and this kind of property is not in active re- j quest. Onc of the most interesting transactions - of the week was a lease. Mr. George M. Bogue has i : RENTED THE SOUTH STORE of Mr. George Armour's new building, on ; Franklin street, corner of Adams, to Clement, Stane & Co. wholesale clothiers, for five years drom Jan. 1, 1681, at $15,000 a year. The store fronts ninety-two feet on Franklin street, and is.150 feet deep. There is not partition in it. ‘This removal will strengthen the new business quarter, and seems to point to the retail trade as that from which Wabash avenue is to derive . its futare growth. H . SALES OF THE WEEK comprised 50x44% feet, improved, on Dearborn , Street, southwest corner of South Water, $5,- 00; 50x153 on Fifth avenue, south of Jackson, street, $15,000; 54x168, improved, on’ Wabash - avenue, north of Twentieth street, $11,000; 20x 1083;, improved, on . Woodbine place, uear Oakley avenue, $3,000; 40x10, on | Oak street, enst of North Wells, $2,600: 307x200, on Woodlawn avenue, northwest H corner of Fprty-seventh strect, $15.00; x79 on Greenwood avenue, north of Forty- | eighth strect, and 147x150 on Forty-cighth street, : $7,800; 26x13 on Indiana avenue; north of Thi~ | tieth street, $4,500; 22x60 on West Lake street, + east of Canal, $6,950; 2ixJ44, improved, on Mil- | waukee avenue, west of Cleaver, $4.00; 0x15 i on Fulton street, west of Union Park place, : $4,595; 401x222 on Wright street, northwest cor- { ner of Pierson, with buildings ead machinery, $75,000; 25x1%5, improved, on Sedgwick strect, north of Sigel, $3,500; 50x78 on Prairie avenue, : north of ‘Twenty-ninth street, $6,500; 25x17 on | Milwaukee avenue, north of Sangamon, $4,330; i + Noa, 386 and 300 South Oakley street, $5,000; 43x 160, improved, on Thirty-fifth street, west of | South Park avenue, £17,300; xl15, improved, { Webster avenue, 34,450; No. 688. West Lake street, £5,000; 20 acres on’ Thirty-seyezith street, | northwest corner of Ashland avenue, $30,000. The Paper-Box Munufacturing Company of | 4.8. &T. P. Randall has paid $15,000, or $510 per fuot, for fifty fect on Fifth avenue, south of | Jackson street, and propose soon to cover the ; land with a lange budding for the uses ‘of thelr | business. President.Goodrich, of the Goodrich Trans- portation Company, has bought the site of THE GARDNER HOTSE, on Michigan avenue, southwest corner of Jack- 500 street, for $25,000,—-812.50 a foot. Mr. W. . Nixon has suld for $50,000, just the rice he paid six years ego, the four-story brick Bntiding ou the southwest ‘corner of ‘born ‘god sours Mo streets. This building is now rented for $4,800 a year. William N. Stokes sold for Holger Christoffen- zen tu Couries Gantgen Lot 24, Block 10, Ogden’s Addition, for $2.40. Brown sold a house and three lots at La Grange to William Houser for $825; eight lotsat sume placo to Otto.Berkhan for $300; two lots at Baine place to Joseph Ganglois for $200; anc Togs lots at Purk Ridgo to John Elston for 5 T. B. Boyd sold for Ira Smith to E. W. Tabor a two-story-and-basement brick dwelling and lot, No. 289 Michigan avenue, for $7,000; for Judgo Cunningham, u stone: front dwelling aud lot La Rhodes aveaue, for $3,500; for S. Richardsen, lot 100x160 on Michigan ‘avenue, between Forty- eighth and Forty-ninth strects. for $3,500; for W-. B. Sharrund, cottage and lot, 1199 West Luke Street, for $1,100; also a 160-acre furm in Wood- bury County, Iowa, for $1,700. HIGH-PRICED REAL ESTATE. There was recently sold.at auction in Londov B piece of freehold property in Park Lane, May- fair, covering 2,100 square tect, fur $62,500; This Is ut the rate of $1,250,000 per acre, und shows the value of land in London. The Drexel purchaso pf the corner of Wall and Broad streets, in New York City, a few yeurs ngo, was $250,000 gold for 515 square feet, or at the rate of $21,000,000 per xere. Gold was then at 12 per cent promium, and the price paid was the bignest ever given in any part of the world. ‘The fate of the Chamber of Commerce is still andeci THE BOARD OF TRADE snd Chamber of Commerce Committees have held meetings and canvassed the question of ac- pommodation, but without result. The pian for pbtaining a larger hall by taking in the Cole~ nour Building appears to be impracticable, the volehour Bullding being in liticadon. The Com- mittee appointed by the President of the Board of Trude will not muke any report short of two months. Tho property of the Connecticut Mu- sual on the southeust corner of Monroe and Dearborn {9 one of the sites under considera- KW BCILDINGS.. Warren Springer’s ‘machine-sbop on Canal Street,; near Van Buren, running through to Clinton, will cost $70,000, will make up 1,000; tons ot iron a year into boilers, machinery, etc, and will employ 200 men. The tine freight depots of the Wabash Rail- road on Twelfth street, near the river, are stand- mg idle because that road cannot get access to them. One of them is 370x0 and tho other 16x wb. The office is Gx. The entire cost is 560,000. The Westerp Toy Company is building on North Welis street, corner of Schiller, 2 tour-story factory 25x7U, togost $20,000; Mr. It T. Crane is puilding.on Twelfth street’ a wrought-iron pipe manufactory 150, costing $65,W0, with the machinery. THE LEASE OF HAVERLY’S THEATRE sxpires in July. Mayor Siatrisog peopcss teed pur city regain possession of it and use it for the Public Library. Mfr. Keith, of the Buard of Ed- tcation, to which the building belongs, thinks what the experience of Boston, whose library m twenty yeurs has grown to need a building four times as large as Haverly’s, proves that this latter would be only temporary accom- wodation. He favors Dearborn Park. ‘The of- \cers of a prominent bank in this city want to ret Haverly’s for their quarters when the lease axpires. itis estimated that 8,000 new houses, stores, lactories, ete, will be erected this year in this uty. Six thovsand new buildings Have already ecen put up. ‘RULLDING PERMITS FOR THE WEEK ‘ecluded among them those to Jacob Lauer, to wect a three-story store and dwelling, corner af North avenue and Sedgwick street, to cost ¥5,000; one to J.. Me Street, to cost §2.40U;\ one wC. J. Hull, to erect a two-story dwelling, No. 52 West Oniu strect, to cost -€2.500; one to C. 1S 000; one to P, Apfel, to eroct a two-story dwelling, corner of Sophia end Hurlbut streets, to cost $4. yne to H. J. Howland, tuerect a two-story dw ng. No. 510 Weoster ‘avenue, to cost $5.00; one io J. Bonn, to erect a one-story cottage, corner vitt and Oakley streets, to cost 32,000; one Hahne, to erect a throe-story store and Swelling, No. 205 Sedgwick street, to cost $4,000; one to J. P. Smith, to erect a three-story dwell= So, 1503 Michigan avenue, to cost 15,00); one to (. EL Rode, to erect a two-story dwelling, No, 130 Fremont street, to cost $1,500; to H. It. Kaiser, loerect a three-story dwelling, cofner Pearson and Pine streets, to cost $5,0W; onc to H. Wet- ‘werer, to erect a three-story ‘dwelling, No. ay North Clark street, to cost 35,00: fosepkKowalzky, to erect a two-story store and twelling. No. 310 North Carpenter strect, to cast $5,600; one to Charies Thompson, to erecta two- Rory dwelling. No. 38 Concord place, -to cost $10; and one tofiss Nellie C. Beye, to erect a story di » NO. 489 Dearborn avenue, © cost $3,000. DAPROVEMESTS aanve been activo this year, but. tenth vart has been done of what will be needed to onke Chicago a tirst-class city. The iollonicg. ist shows the streets that have been improved, vad the amount spentoneach: — Lincola avesue, from Centre street to Belden Weaue, 39,102. 5 Van Buren street, from Wabash to Michigan Trenue, $1,919, Washington street, from Franklin to Market, Sherman street, from Jackson to Van Duren, Lincoln street, from Adams to Jackson, $2,895. Congress street, from State to Ahcieat, SSeS Fores: psreaty from Milwaukee avenue to the ‘Twenty-second street, BM ae see it, Morgan to Centre are- ton, $2,545. Despisines, fron Monroe to Full 5. Harrison street, from Sherman to Franklin, : street, $8, | street, $4. { North Wator st, 100, ‘Mic River street, from Wabash to Michigan ave- 405. "Gente avenue, from Twenty-second street south, $1.009, ‘rison street, from State to Pacific, $5.815. Ferra erecol’ from Canal to Halsted, S637 Market street, from Adams to Van Buren, Stalsted stréct, from Madison to Harrison, Guth Water strect, from BMichizan to Central oNsmoklin street, {rom Adams to Vn Buren, S. . coin street, from Adams to Jackson, $1,135. Hint avenue’ from Monroe to Van Buren, Syetdolph street, from Wabash to Michigan, 1 36. Fifth avenue, from Van Buren to Taylor, $i0,570. Sheldon, from Madison to Randolph, $2,341. Stlebtgna avenue, from the river to Randolph ‘Nori Halsted street, from Indiana. to Ohio, siz. : ‘dams streot, from Canal to Fialsted, $0,366. ‘Punkin strest. from Van Buren to Harrison, 631. Michigan avenue, from Randolph to Jackson, eireets from Fifth avenue to Market West Division Committce on Streets and 104. Jackson The ; Alleys huve placed on file’ tho ordinance to vu- cate Jackson street, from Canal to the river, to allow of the construction of n depot building oyerthe ground. The order for tho improve- ment.of ts California avcrine, was concurred in, with the recommendation that $2,500 be appropriated for the work. ‘The action of sume weeks ayo rec- omimending tho improvement of Elizabeth street: was reconsidered, and it was agreed to recom- | mend the repeal of the ordinance on the subject. The lowest bids received for building sewers ; on Leavitt street, from Bue Isiand avenue to | Dwenty-second ‘street; on ‘Twenty-second Street, from Leavitt to Rockwell; on Twenty- { second street, from Rockwell to a point 350 feet cast of Sacramento; and on California avenue, from Twenty-sccond street to Sixteenth, aggre- gated $19. At the last meeting of the South Park Board, alow place in front of the South Park Hotel. which would require about sixty yards of crushed stone for grading, was ordered improved; it was voted that bids be received for some surt of sub- stantial walk from Cottaze Grove to Langley avenue, on tho north side of Oakwood boulevard. WASHINGTON. HEIGHTS roperty owners propose to attract to their Bonntitat suburb gome of the large population that will be guthored around Puliman. Wasb- ington Heights, which is 100 fect higher than sPuliman, is about two miles from it, and rapid “transit is to be secured by a horse-rnilrond be- tween the two points, This, if the franchise for j. it is obtained, will be laid on One Hundred and Tenth street. SATURDAY’S TRANSFERS. . The following instruments were filed for rec- ord Saturday, Aug. li: ciTY PROPERTY. Perrs st,n ¢ cor of Belden av, w f, 2x18 ft dated Aug. 2 (Georze Kiet Louie at fc. dared Aug. 7 (Frank Wells to est Nincicenth st, @ite of Hoye a WSU femproveds dated Ang 11-0 to John Pavel) ly 23 (Muster in Chancery to Al- bertand Henry Keep)... aaceane ‘Moreun st, Ws ttn of West Polk. 6 f Yixids fe, improved, dated Feb. 27 (Th ki a to Michael Gerrity).. North Clork #t,130 ft 1 raved, dated Aug. 11 (Lorenz Brentano to Marhitie Wasner),. Cologne st, 221 1 of Main, of, 5x100 ft, dated Aug. 13 John Walsh to.E. Kolerraff). a Prairie ay, bet Twonts-sixth und Twent sine ft dated Aug. 10 (The Uni ‘Mutual Tife-Insurance Company to B, P. Futebinson: a West Lake sr, i 2-10 ff, S)xI5) ft, dated ‘Thomas Murdoch), 4,000 vt dated March 6 (Samuel Wing to ct J. Clark Seq weve 12,000 ! Campbell av, 337-10 ft of West Jackson st, ¢ £, 25x12) ft, dated Aug. 1¢ John A. C te Cinus J. Azcer\. 0 North Wolls st, dated Ang. 13 (SY. Momann ev'Al. to Loolss Senuize: aa : Pine st, 214-10 ft 3 of Walton piace, ef, 214i iO ft, duted Aug. W(P.and A. P. Kastler to Georke . Anderez). : 215 Alaska st 124 1 wot Larmbe tt, dated aus. 1s (Thomas Kelis to Henry Luhrs) 00 NORTH OF CITY LIMITS WITHIN A RADIUS OF SEVEN MILES OF TRE COURT-HOUSE, Elston av, 0 ft n w of Fullerton, 530-100 nores, dated Aug. 1i (Mary F. Snow to Clarence, Diener. S720 Bay Ba wd Hixiss fi, ‘Brien).. . 00 BOCTE OF CITY LIMITS WITHIN A RADICS OP SEVEN , MILES OF THE COUIT-HOUSE, State st, near Fifty-fourth,e f, 50 {t to alley (with other lots in samo supdivision), dated, Feb, 23 (Conrad Schwettzer to Charles J & Shurtietrav, 9 ft nof Forty-third st, ¢ f, 25% Be fy dated July 33 ci. W. Kennedy to Pat 2 oy of Borty-sixthy, 130 Moxaies fy dated Aug. Mi (Thomas 1. Boyd Christian ‘Terfel). 4 Desplaines st, s ecor of Fifty-arat: wf Mss fi, duted Juno 23 (F. Kelm to Adolph Loob).. Forty-third st. noar nw cor of Bissell, 8 f, 38 2-x325 fi dated Aur. 9 (P. G. McQuade to Siono sy, 2 ite of Abetdeen sis iy £34 ono wy, 72 ft 0 01 je dated Aug. 14 (H. Drulenga to G. Binder: SUMMARY FOR THE WELK. The following is the total amountof city and suburban transfers within a radius of Seven miles of the Court-House. tiled for record dur- ing tho week ending Saturday, Aug. U4:, City —Sales, 89; cofisideration, $361,411. North of city iimits—Sales, 8; _ consideration, $16.17 South of city limits—Sales, 20; consideration, $155,306. West, of city limits—Sales, 1; consid” eration, $450. Total sales, 128; total epnsidera- ‘don, $508,357. . $< A PASTORAL. ‘ For The Chicago Tribune. The farmer's Sabbath-day was done; ‘The old brass clock behind the door Was tallying off the arcs of time; In every bed a snoring head— 7 ‘The dog lay on the tioor. : ‘The whipporwill, revengeful bird, Cried loudly from the durkened woods, A tinge of pity in its wall While katydid, in vine close hid, dts grating sound obtrndes. An cight-rail fence inclosed a field Where strugeling moonbeams fitful shone; ‘There rambling Vines their verdure spread, While in their midst, as still as whist, Young Will was all alone. as Within one hand a Barlow keen With bold, defiant grip he clasped; Upon his trousers new he kuceied: No word of prayer was uttered there— ‘His fist a melon grasped. “ Ah hal” thought Will, “now we shall see; I'l it me full with melons gay— My jong desire, my earnest wish; | T'tl gratify and HK? ‘The vow I took in May.” Anticipation oft exceeds Fultiliment in a melon-pateh} A hard-shelled squash—a broken binde; ‘Then rising mute, bis Sunday suit He brushed, and homeward strayed. So Nature's unknown ways uphold Aud prove correct all statutes good. Xou little boys should warning take; For melons erude are nat good food. At night, I’ve understood. NEW-MaN, <= ¢ : FANTASIA. For The Chicago Tribune. Grim Death is a frolicsome chap, And he swings a keen-edged scythe: He bolds bis breath At an eusy death, But he dances in glee when we writhe. Eccentric he {s, to be sure, And he scorns an open door: : He loves to craw) ‘Through the holes in the wall, Or up through the cracks in the floor. Who gave him that name, “Grim Death”? Ho's the jolliest teliow ailvel He laughs and grins At our manifold sins, If he does wear a frown when we thrive. I wonder why ’tis that we dread ‘His approach, just a3 though 'twere a pest} An hour of pain, Aud we waken again in the land where the weary find rest. ‘Woy shudder at sight of his bones? ‘Hed he tlesh, such as you have, or £, He'd soon wear away, And no more could he stray, But like us he would lie down and die. wonder he calls not on me, i've loved him so long and s0 well: He's here at my door! Let me open, before - He can find ume to ring at the bell! JAMES CLARENCE HARVEY, ACurlons Advertisementand the Sequel. New York Sun, ‘The following edvertiscment appeared in yes-- terday’s Sun: Wanten-3 MEN, FOR FREE Passat England, JOHN BARANDUN 1 Cogn ee When Mr. Barandon was asked by a reporter what this advertisement meant, he repliod: “Why, this is not the first time such an adver- tisement has appeared in the Sun. We haye sent home thousands of Englishmen, Germans, Frenchmen, and others in this way. We put them through tree to guy part of awe old coun- try, and yel not exactly for po! . You see. we need them to take cure of the live cattle which the Company | represent ure shipping to England. Of course we don't need such 4 num ber of men on the return voyage, and so about. two years ago we hit upon this plan. We never have any trouble in getting all the men we want. In answer to that little advertisement in the Sun to-day we have. had at least a hundred applications. We select from the crowd such men as appear to be honest, able-bodied, and 'wenty-sixth street, from Western to ; THE CHICAGO TRIBUNE:. SUNDAY, AUGUST 15, \88U—SIXTEEN PaGEs. who have had some experience in the taking care of cattle. Most of the men who apply to 8 are natives of England. A good many are Germans.- Thoy ate so plenty that I could go out on the street and pick them up, but, of course, it is easier to advertise for them.’ SPORTING. OLEARY’S BIG SCHEME. ‘Tho famous Chicago champion has met with success in the several tournaments given in other clties, but réturas to Chicago to carry out his pet scheme, which {s a grand test race be~ tween men and horses In & continuous “go-as- you-please" race of 166 hours. ‘The most gen- erous propositions made to O'Leary to bring this race off in come of tho Eastern cities have becn declined, aud his invariable reply has been that the'purse is suflicient ($4,000) to insuro a good field of competitors, both horses and men, any- where, and he thinks that the people of Chicago appreciate a great event as well as others. Judging from comments fn the coming race in the Eastern papers, opinions as to the endurance f horses Opposed to men appears to be well aivided, sone claiming that the quadruped will outfoot the biped, while others, who cite ex- ampies, secm to be as firmly convinced that the men will outiast the aminals. Tho test cannot fail but to prove of interest, as it has been a question of much argument both here and abroad whether tho: remarkable performances of ‘pedestrians can be equaled or excelled by - any metnber of the brute creation. The care of and nourishment given to the horses in this race will be {teins Of no small interest to those de- pendisg on their service, while the necessarily experimental course pursued will be closely watched by both military and civil exports. ‘The race is hot horses agamst men, but de- tween men und horses,—I. e., each horse and cach gaan Is aul Jndividual entry, and exch, wl strive for such prizes as it may be in his or 0) to ov! ti The purse of $£,000 is divided as follows: $2,003 to first, $1,000 to second, $500 to third, $250 to fourth, $150 to fifth, and $100 to sixth. The horse entries are limited to ‘six, while the number of the bipeds {s_ not lim- ite horses having the larger outside truck. The en. trance fee is 35). Entrics must be made with Fred J. Engelhardt at Haverly’s Theatre, cor- j ner of Dearborn and Monroe streets, where fale and further details can be bad on applica- lon. CRICKET, ° ‘The St. Louis cleven arrivod yesterday morn- ing at 7:25, to play their return ‘match to-mor- row. ‘The game will be played on the southeast lawn of Lincoln Park,'wickets to be pitched at 10 o'clock shurp. The St. Loufsans are a fine, stalwart body of gentlemen, and will put to a severe test the skill of the home team, who, nevertheless, are very confident, as thoy should be. It was intended to erect scats upon the lawn for the accommodation of those attending the game, but the, Park Commissioners, thinking it unwise, vetoed the Prpposition, The green grass and shade-trees will, however, lessen the incon- venience. The following are ‘tho names of the gentlemen composing the respective eleven: ST. LOUIS. &. Walter,” W._H. Chambers, J. Crutwell, A C. Hackey, . &. Gough, G. M. Forster, A. J, Leslie, C.N, Bellairs, F. Hackey, E. J. Lycott, P. Adair, Dr. Roberts, J. B. Gage. . cHIcaGo. Dr. E. J. Ogden, . N. P. Griswold, S. Maclonnan, E. kerr, C. P. Ogden, H. Stokes, E.R, Oxden, W. H. Coen, G. W. ony, G. H. French, ., Shaw. Allare invited to witness the game, and all members of the Club are requested to be upon the grounds to assist in the various ways that they may be able. ‘ WASHINGTON. Grant and WeDonald—'The Alleged Vio- intion of Neutrality on the Mexican Border... 5-4, Spectat Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune, Wasnrvetos, D..C., Aug. 14.—A personal friend of Gen. Grant says that the Iatter does not intend to take any notice of John Me- Donald’s Whisky-Ring exposures, and that all of Grant’s friends are of the opinion that ng attention should be paid to them. Gen. Poe, of Gen. Sherman’s staff, who Was appointed to appraiso the Fort Gratiot military reservation with some other officers, has returned, and has fixed the price at $28,000. The Northwestern Railroad Com- pany has signified its intention of accepting the terms of the appraisement, and notified the Department that the money will be paid ina few days. ‘The business of the Indian Office is some- what embarrassed by the resignation to-day of Chief-Clerk Brooks, who, it is said, de- sires to look after his jnterests.in the manu- facture of wood-pulp. Owing to the illness of Commissioner Trowbridge Mr. Brooks has Been acting Commissioner, and, as Sec- retary Schurz is away, the retirement of Mr. Brooks at this time will leave the subordi- nate officials in charge of tho Department with rather more business than they can manage. . 1 ‘The State Department has commenced a thorough investigation of the recent alleged lation of the neutrality laws by Mexico, in ing protection to prisoners escaped from New Laredo, Texas. ‘The first step was to call upon the United States Consul at Lare- do, Mexico, to investigate the inatter, and to report fully, and to also obtain from the War Departinent any reports which may have been made by army officers on the border and in the vicinity. Secretary-of-War Ram: gave the necessary instructions, and 2 ini lary report in the ‘ease is expected the com- ing week. The State Department is also in correspondance with Judge Morgan, our Minister to Mexico, and the fatter has already Sent full dispatches to this Government which, however, it is not considered at the presenttime prudent to take public. It is known, however, that Judge Morgan has called the attention of the Mexican Govern- Ment tothe matter, and has been assured by that Government that the protection given to the escaped prisoners was not by the Mexi- ¢an authorities, nor with their sanction or knowledge, and that the Mexican Govern- ment had the inatter. exit nothing to do with Our officials are inclined to adopt this view, and to belicye that there Is nothing in the facts to indicate that the Mexican ‘Govern. gent has violated the Guadaloupe-Hidalzo reaty, The State Department officials, referring to the numerous reports that there is ill-feelin on the Mexican border between the United States and the Mexicans, state the -reports were exaggerated, and that so far as any- thing was officially known the relations be- tween the two Governments are now of the most friendly character, and that there is not likely to be any trouble. The Mexicans, in all their communications and intercourse with our Government, have indicated their desire to act in accordance with international ey and the ates Sica reyious to leaving for Windsor, Vt, the Secretary of State concluded. his examina- tion of the recent alleged insults to American. vessels in Spanish waters, and addressed a coinmunication to the Spanish Government. - $< * Young ladies who delight in fair, fresh faces use Cuticura Medicinal Soay AMUSEMENTS, HERSHEY MUSIC-HALL. L. P.METZGER.. mae heme AUGUST I6, and every evening durmg the weex, In- cluding Mutinées Wednesday and Saturday, ig presented DeWiit's Spectacular and Homaadle opore Royal Banquet. Complete stage Effects! Mazatticent Oriental Cos- tumes! Grand Chorus of Forty V« SERVE THE SEAL CAS pere! Gen. tuto, Pp aera jucen Deazo, his wife . ‘SirCharles Henry D LL Hess Ta ored Erne ~Louls: | 3's. 8. Steamer Bat: nn #, Bussengers, islanders, This American Opera ius no more resemblance to Pinafore thun one of Boucicault’s plays hns tO one of Hobertson's. {tis a stronzer composition in music And bretto. and we bolieve quite as sprightly and immediutoly popular. —Philadelphia Inguirer.. Musie-tfail wad ar yon © Hediy's Miusle Seon ee . ‘at Lyon 's Music = Gay, Aug. 16,n1 1am, Z Evers: Mow GRAND CONCLAVE PROCESSION. the line of mar sara eter a att harass vy lculars at ne" Sto South Clork-st and Room & Mt 3S Chur Bios Ue GATS TO VIEW THE PARADE! SPENCER & Hobinson’s Grand Amphitheatre. southeast cor ner Wubash-av. and Peck-court, We have positively the best and most comfortuble seats on the line of Jaarch und best piace to view the procession. Hxam- Seuss gn asleat ane a gay day and Sanday wf ay Sunday and Suni Bue ondary. LYON & LY, ‘Masts ‘Store, iit Separate tracks will be provided, the | NEW YOlu In AMUSEMENTS. RLY’S THEATRE. duinavanute .Manazer and Proprietor THIS SUNDAY NIGHT, AUG. 15, FRANK |. FRAYNE AND COMBINATION In the great Sensation Drama, SI SLOCUM, a Trapper and His Dog. Fr Tne TE PORTED By LTT LAK. PRAEN UNTTLE CLAR SP Ecleb ated Dor 5AcK, ys Dramatic an ipo And Morrts & Gre aia” 7 = sa number 01 marvellous she shotaise bis wonderfal double shot; also in- troducing the mechanical wonder, ‘The Robbery of Wells, Fargo & Co."s Stage Coach. Remember, this Sunday Night. \ HAVERLY’S THEATRE. I..HAVERLY.. anager and Propriotor To-morrow Night, Monday, Aug. 16, LAST WEEK OF A. M. PALMER'S UNION SQUARE THEATRE GOMPANY, In the Great Drama of the Season, entitled TIE FALSE FRIEN: \WITH THE Original Scenery, | ‘ Original Properties, AND THE POWERFUL CAST UNION SQUARE THEATRE GOMPANY, g2™In consequence of the length of this play, over- ture will commence at o'clock. ‘THE CAST IS AS FOLLOWS: Laclen Gloyer, an Ameria rere R. Thorne, Jr. Cuthbert. Fielding, hetr of the Plolding Banot sting Andrew. 8 retainor of the Fleldings, axed EE stodaart General Santley, a susceptible widower, | 5. Lemoyno Abercromplo Courtwoll, bachelor. aoe eee. Mt. F. Dats . iF. torris i iy utc , » EAIMeK CUE! ir, W. Quigley ¥aith Fielding, sister 6 Cuthbert, .-Miss Bite Wilton (dy Opden, aunt to Hult, aged &&-Mrs, EJ. Phillips Miss Saud Harrison Mebecen Santley. os Hand Harrison Eugenia Maitland, high cbt ‘Margaretta Multland, a gusbh ste: ‘Miss Nina Chauncey: tre will not be open SE-NOTICE.—This The z tothe Public Wednesday Night, Aug. 13. No tickets sold or any passes accepted for Wednes- day Night. Wednesday Matinee the Theatre open to all as usual. £ HOOLEY’S THEATRE. TO-NIGHT. day Evening, Aur. 16, Tho SENTtenION COMEDY COMPANY the Ever Popular Comedy, FREAKS. . » TRIENNIAL CONCLAVE nights'Templar “Procure your tickets” und avold the rush for Re- served Seats on tho Grand Stand, northwest corner oY Wubash-ay, und Congresi-st., Gn the line of murch, Anz. 17, ISL ‘hese seats have all back-rests, und euch and evucy seat Is numbered, with coupon Uckets, ‘hose buytog Uckets on this stund ure suru of xetting ther seais. ‘There will be xentiemauly usbe7s on the Paliss Nellio Morant -Aiss Suza Cowell NEW xOui i In . AUCTION wanes. “Br GEO. PB. GORE S G0,, 214 and 216 Bfadigon-st_ AUCTION. DRY GOOD REGULAR OPENING SALE, 1880, Fall Season. 1880; Thursday, Aug, 19, 9:30 @ ml, 1,000 Household Linens In this specialty our assortment is yery replete, embracing Fancy Linen Covers, : “Real Scotch Damasks, + Fine Damask Towels, Turkey Red Damasks. Linen Loom All-Linen Napkins, ‘ Turkey Red Napkins, Woolen Piano Covers, Gloss Linens and Crashes. Hosiery. clalty our offering will embrace fall Hnes Sand. Winter Styles. Buyers may servo thelr best interests by uiving attention wo thisanle, We have 8 very uttruct.ve assortment of All-WoolGoods tn Landiew’ iind Misses" Sizes. 4 ‘We shall ulso offer New Consignments of Clothing, * Ribbons, ‘Damasks, Linen Loom Dices, Lats of Stl Seasmate Goods, Nos. 78 & 80 RANDOLPH-ST., i i H | Table Cutlery, Suspenders, Pocket Cutlery, Overalls, Traveling Bags, Harnesses, Cardigan Jackets, Halters, Pearl Buttons, Underwear. . PERCE ER TRG ‘We desire to cull the attention of the trade to the fact that we are at all times in readiness to serve themut Private Sate. Merchants not baving time to attend our Auction Sules may aval) themselves of any Larguins which we may bave to offer by call! upon us Bt such times as may suit their convenience. SUGGTHTGRRG TUESDAY, Aug. 17 inst., being the GRAND GALA DAY of the Encampment of Knights Templar, who hold their Tri- ennial Conclave in this city during the com- ing week, we shall make our Opsning Sale on THURSDAY, as announced, thereafter on TUESDAY of each week during the bal- ance of the year. stand that will attend to seating, So as to save all cun~ et will be ce fusion. ina L.& CO., Managers. ums for sule at A. Reed & So Temple of Music, No. 135 Stato-nt; Also at the Suind, northwest corner Wibasti-ar. wud Conwress-st. N. B.—This Stand was bullt and supertutended by Mr-J. B. Sveatt, contractor of the Unton Depot, cor. Canai and Sindison-sts., Mr. Cobb, arcbitect.. We cum assure the public that’np pals Gr expense bas been spared to make this stand strony and ent. Ee W.G. ik & C0, Sfanagers. HOOLEY’S THEATRE, GREAT SUCCESS WEW YORK GRITERION COMEDY COMPANY In the Funniest of all Comedies, REA TCS ! Received with roars of laughter at every perform- ance. Splendid Cast! Splendid Cast! Matinees Weduosday and Saturday at? o'clock. MONDAY, Aug. 3, THE HARRISONS will inaugu- rate their season in PHOTOS,u new musical eccentric comedy by B. E. Wocif, this being itstirst production, THE STEAMER FAXTON. SEATS. ‘The dest view of the Knichts Templar grand pro- cesvion. The steumer. Faxton will leave the north gud of Clare street bridge at 9 a.m. sharpon Tuesday, ugust OF, LAGE FRONT, running south to corner of Twenty-tirst-st. and Pririe-ay., romalning there until tie procession turns the corner, ~iving a full view at ‘T'wenty-tirst, ‘dwentieth, Nineteenth, und Elghtconth streets, then running north to Lake Front und Michigun-ay.—o Tee, epue’ of the procession boing thus seen from ¢ bon! Admission, #0 cents, Reserved soats $100. Tickets for sate at 141 South Water-st., corner Clark, Monday. “HENEY BABY, Munuxer. _ SPECHAL SALE 3 Tuesday, Sept, 7, | o’clack p.m, FULL LINES CARPETS, OIL CLOTHS GEO. P. GORE & CO.. Auctioneers. - First Catalogue Auction Sale FOR THE FALL SEASON Boots & Shoes By GEO. P. GORE & CO., : ‘214 and 216 Madison-st., WILL BE MADE Wednesday, Ang. 18, at 9:30 prompt, And you are invited to examine It, Full lines of all kinds of Custom-made Geods for Fall Wear Will be sold and freely duplicated, a3 we havo the goods and shall certainly close them ont. Catalogues und Goods can be seen Monday. HOOLEY’S THEATRE. TO-NIGUT. Sunday Even:ny, Ang. 15, The CRITERION COMEDY, COMPANY the Ever Popular Comedy, PREAKS. Park Place Concert Carden. THIS SUNDAY, Aug. 15, 0t8 p.m. sharp, GRAND SacreD Concert! GIVEN BY THE CHICAGO ORCHESTRA, Admission, 25 Cents, SH Oflice of the Chicago Orchestra, 13 East Ran- dolph-st, Kingsbury Bluck, Room 6. TO-NIGHT. HOOLEY’S THEATRE ‘This Sunday Evel he NEW YOUR SUMIEIION eOaEOY Company in the ver Populur Comedy,: BREAKS. OLYMPIC THEATRE, Clark-st., opposite Sherman Louse, TO-DAY, Sunday, Aug, 15, Two Grand Perfor Bavinge ‘ub 2:5) (Only rnbatre opens. ind BSvening at ‘clock. Positively last times of the great d Jur plas, the pnPnEsaiaew 7SISTHRS 7 B—RONALDOS—B_W.T. MELVILLE: 40—-LADL in Amazonian Mnretes. Ghoruses, Exciting Dances. 0 Grand Grand “‘ransférmation MONDAY, Ang. 10, One Week Only of Ben Cotto: and Little Idalene in tne great drama, True Dovorier, THURSDAY, Aug. 19, at 9:30 a. m,, AUCTION GROCKERY AND GLASSWARE ‘ GRAND OPENING TRADE SALE, 25 casks Crockery, includin: W.G., C.C., Rock.and Yellow ware, Decorated Chamber Sets, ' &e., oe Miss ne, ee assorie ment of Lamps, Lamp Fix Table Cutleryy&e, ee Goods Packed for Country Merchants. GEO. P. GORE & CO,, Auctioneers. ELISON, FLERSHELM & CO., GENERAL AUCTIONEERS Furniture Dealers, 84 & 86 Randolph-st. REGOLAR SALESDAYS, Wednesday and Saturday. NEXT REGULAR SALE, WEDNESDAY, Aug. 18, 9:30 a, m., With an immense stock New and Second-hand FURNITURE, CARPETS, AND GENERAL HOUSEHOLD GOODS. HOOLEY’S THEATRE. TO-NIGHT. ‘This Sunday Bvening, Aug. 15, Tho NEW XOKK CRIVERION COMEDY % in the Ever Popular Comedy, Say FREAKS. WVICKER’S THEATRE. The Most Elegant and Elaborate Auditorium in’ America. ‘vo Hows aad a Half of Laughter ALL THE RAGE. EVERY EVENING, BMatinees Wedueeday and Saturday. KNIGHTS TEMPLAR PROCESSION . Box Office for the salo of seats In the G: S Stand to view the ‘Yompiars’ procession ‘aces ect At the New Courl-House, Clark-st, Wil be. SUN. y ‘1 2, SLM gL SENAY MORNING! roman wk Reserved Seats und Gentiomansy Ushers. JAS, G. SPENCER & CO. FORE PAUGH’S AGGREGATION, The Largest Cireis and Menagerie in the World, Witl Exhibis on the Lake Front ONE WEEK ONLY. Commencing Monday, Aug. 16 Two Pé Paltz, Atueraoon and’ Evening. See adveriscment dint page of this paper. HOOLEY’S THEATRE, TO-NIGHT. NEW TONE CR COREY US woacy ie Ever Popular Comedy, PREALS. Great Peremptory Sale _ PAWNBROXER’S G00DS, From Goldsmid’s Loan Office, Monday Morning, Aug. 16, at 10:30 o'clock, At our Auction Rooms, 8 und & Randolph-st. Fine (old and Silver Watches, Dia- mond Rings, Pins, and Studs, Fine Jewelry, Chains, Solid Silver and Plat- ed Ware, (uns, Pistols, Field and Opera Glasses, &e., &¢., without limit or reserve for Cash, ELISON. FLERSHEIM & CO.. Auctioneers, By CHICAGO AUCTIONS S R Y Oly 460 SUCTIOS STORAGE CO, ENTIRE STOCK OF “SHOE-DEALER AAT AUCTION, MONDAY, Aug. 16, at 10 o'clock, gur Salesrooms, 195, Lake-st. Atm wre ea ER Rone ea perenne WM. 8. GOLSEN. Pros’, WAL AL BUTEERS Auc'r. FINANCIAL. aust DAY & FIELD, BANKERS AND BROKERS, 130 LaSalle-st. Members of New York Stock Bxel a ALBERT M. DAY, oe OAV CXECS W. xTELD, sees ED, i "" guCrIon SALES. . POMEROY & CO. ; Auctioneers & Manufactirers’ Agents, 78 & 80 RANDOLPH-ST., ‘Will hold their next Rogular Sale of FUKIWTURE & GENERAL HOUSE- - ALD BOODS ~~ On Wednesdsy; Aug. 18, 9:30. m. ‘To allow ous friends to se¢the Grand Procession. at whieb time we will offer a egant line of Marble- Top Chamber Sets, Bich Potloryets, Lounges, Desks, Mirrors, Chromos, Crockery, etCete. GRAND NALB Hegant Watches, Rings, Chains, Bracelets, Petsils, Clocks, Silver-Plated Ware. | ‘The entire stock of above Splendid Firstiass Goods of Messrs. G.3. Murray & Co. are now opet-at our store, AND WILL BE SOLD ON Monday, Aug. 16, af (0 a. m,, ed until entire stock is sold. Ane Meee positive orders to sell every article with- out regard to price so EHOY &CO., Auctioneers, Band’ Kandolph-st. By HENRY FRIEDMAN & SUNS, Auctioneers, 19, M1, and 203 East Randolph-st, WE WILL TAKE YOU INTO CAMP | AND TREAT YOU KNIGHTLY, And show you our ELEGANT line of Crockery and Glassware, ‘Po be sold at our Regular Trade Sale Wetnesday, Aug, 18, at 10 a.m 25 Crates of Hotel China, FOR RESTAURANTS AND HOTELS. Goods packed for Country Merchants by exper!- enced aE RY FRIEQMAN & SONS, Auctioneers, BOUND TO PLEASE! Always something new at GORDON’S, 202, 204, 206 Randolph-st., Hale Building. Just west Fittb-av. Parlor Suits, Chamber Sets, Carpets and Gil Cloths, STOVES, Etc. DESKS AND BOOK-CASES An Immense Stock. Come and look it over and. buy for CASH oron EASY PAYMENTS. "OcHAN NAVIGATION. Gcean Steamships, Carrying the British and United States Mails. New York and Liverpool, via Queenstown. Tickets to and from the principal English, Scotch, yesh, French, German, italian, and Scandinavian forts. ‘These steamers carry no live stock of any kind. FRANCIS C. BROWN, Gen. Western Agent, ® South Clark-st., Chicago. ¢@- DRAFTS on Great Britain, Ircland, and the Continent for sale. ILROAD TITB-Tigyy : RRR, TAD DiRT OF ig EXPLANATION. ov REereni excepted, *Sunday excepted Hay ay Chivago & Northwes For fabs. Golde: Hooks, serra. ommodauona. a 4 Spoid Seete Eg ake, Ree ae House, 1 Canai-at, and at tne asses th Bs seta atte xpra Dillwaukee Hvpross ne COnee Milwaukee Special—3; bMilwauxee & Green Ba: LMilwaukea Passenger. bMuwaaxee & Green bGreen Bur & ‘For suburban trains, get local i Pullman Hotel Cars ure tue fener ¢aro and. Council Sioux City on the seals leaving cuits zr 2: Marbapac corner st Ways and Kinate-ng pot Corner Oo: ‘alls and EY b-Depot corner of Canal and Kianes® . Chiengo. Burington = Ry re akg taney Ralterag oI Andian-rv., Grand Cenual foot Sixteenth-sis,, Palmer Hou: see eoiter Galak ner Canal sag ison-uts, (on West Side: cOmaba Night Expr eTexas Nicatkepres a kansas City & St. Joo Night Biz.) 346 Pm aes3 2Freeport & Dubuque Express. a) bre a: Wednesday & Sacurday ‘Theat si Weans ‘Train. aDally. b Daily, excep: Sunda . Saturday. d Dally, xcept Monday. Pullman (é-wheal) Sleeplaz-Cars ang Coacbes: pobeuen! alene. i Onn ha Se. Joee; tio City, "through “without chan’ o Peta & Hetliaing Chain, botween Chicco ang Rossy SS ‘trains C,B. & Q. Dining-Cars attached vo at Chicago. Mrwankee & St. Pai rh ces. | rk~3! ~ Grand Pecifio Botol. and at ‘Dont. 4 o Chien, lows, and Dakota Ex. Stevens Point gad Astinad = du Chien Expreas......... Livertyvitle Accommadai Elvin Express. Elie pe ore i Elin raswence: 2 pms. Sunday Pxssenzer (#1 13a) om manne Alltrains ran via Milwaukee. ‘ekets for St Pag a Madison eat and Minneapolis are good either Prairie da Caton, or via La Crosse aad Wiese 2 tJ ‘3 ip a Bi 8) pi i 3 Tinos Central Battrond. =~ epot foot of Lake-at. and foot of ‘Twen! 4 Teket Oilee, Hi Raadolpeats Os Pocitie Hotel, and Palmer Hous o “See & St. Louis & Texas Express. &t Louis © Terns Fast Ling.-.-." 4 Calro.& New Urieans Bxpress..-) New Crieans & Lexus rast EE. Expre: Pontiac Express. Gilman Passenge: Dubuque & Sivux Dubuque & Stoux 2On§sturdag night to Gilman only, cOn Saturday night rans to Peon onl 3 Unton Depor Ware sae cont een al inion: rest: le, corne; fan Bae Rite ar baes apne See is Sou Ga at, Grand Pacitio Hotel and Paimer Hower | Leave. ) Arte, Seen Oe Denver & Puedio} 2 5 28. fx ee tld Kansas Gey foun pas cata Express..j* 9:0 om suk § Ex. via Chenoa tn & Peoria Lx. vis Joliet... 8300 Chicago & Paducab it & Ex.. Streator, Lacon, Washing:'n Bx. [*12:3) Joliet € Dwight Accommoda‘lon. I+ 54) pia Louis, ld & Peoria, Hurling East Hs Chicago, Rock Ksiand & Pactfic Eatiraad, _ Depot, corner of Van Buren and Suerman-sts, Ticket ices, 56 Sherman Hoi Palme Grand Pacttic Hotel and 7 Canal, corner Madison, AMERICAN LINE. Philadelphia and Liverpool, calling at Queenstown. Salling regularly every Saturday and every alternate Wednesday from Philadelphia, carrying cubin, inver- mediate, and steerage passenyers, und the U. S. Mail, RED STAR LIN E. Carrying the United States and Royal Belgian Mall Tho uly Direct Line to Antwerp. th Bolsiom aniins gyerytenth day alternately trom Pulindelphia ani jew Yor! ‘or e Tickets to or from Burope and Drafts on Great Britain and the Continent apply to PETER WRIGHT & SUNS, General Agonts, W. &. LAWEBNCE, Maaare: U9 East Kandolpb-st. Chi _ STATE LINE ToGiaszow, Liverpool. Dublin, Belfast, and London- Gerry, from N.Y. every Thursday. First Cabin, $9 {gf sevording 70 secommodadea ‘Second Cubin, AUSTIN, BALDWIN & Co. ¥. und Itf Rundolpn-st, Chicaxo steerage, $2 Western Mun: CUNARD MAIL LINE. Sailing twice a week to and from British Ports Pas sage Tickets from Liverpool, Queenstown, Ginszow Dublin, Selfuss, and Londonderry at lowest rates, Company's Utlice, corner Ciark and Randolph-sis, Chicayo. | Drafts for £1, and upwards, at lowest rates, P. H. DU _VERNET, Gen’'l Western Agent, TRUSSES. $100 RUPTURE) séweora. Reward. caso We will pay tos charitable insuttution $100 ofan Inguinal Fioraly that cen be retataed ee ee THNTiIviE COMMON SENSE TRUSS poet rive COM MOS SIA SS, Wet" BARTLEDT BUTHAN & pReee Uy 7M x DE. PARKER, the patentee. hus had 3 perience, the last 8 years with Marine Hospitats, Ar- my. Navy, und Pensivners, tbe Government having iSpied Sur appliance us the best in uso, Cases uhat cured we never fall to cure. Manufacturers of SEAMLESS-HEEL ELASTIC STOCKINGS, aE tontc March 20.1876 Patented March 28, 1876. BAILROAD TICKETS. R. RR. TICKETS At NAT. REEVES & CO’S, Ti Far isblng sss 2. Tickets De se rn re). Tickets Sold, nud Exchanged. “Reduced tates toa pare ee” __ WEDICAL PREPARATIONS, IMPORTANT TO THE FAIR SEX 2 Diseased. all diseases known > in England for yours usa r ro Jating Fil, ‘Sola by, ‘al Drugpicrs cverrwnores Price for su St pdataze, securaly sealed. Oe, Bent by malt treo i Pampilers Bold in Chteazo By AA Drocgists, oo VAN SCHAACK, STEVENSON & CO., Agents, ie and Yi J.nke-sL. corner Desrborn. jeres,. Nervous f Be Debuiry,, sitivel ‘goods ce [Plarba cSt ae ee Shad stamp fer ctrentar. 204 Washington st. Chieagu: I, Ladies and Gentlemen wanting the most dellcate attentios. call or write, A book for the million. 200 pases, only 25 cts, to pay postage. DR. JANES. NO CURE! norayu DR, KEAN, 175 South Clark-st., Chicago: Consult persunally or by mail, free of charge, ghronte, nervous, orepecial discases, Dr J, Keaa etee Only physician in the cizy who warrants cures or no pay Davenport & Peoria Express. Coancd Bings Fast Express. City, Leavenworth & ‘chisop Fast Express. z rn Acco} Pe 01 Counch Biuds Nigh: Sxpress., Kanes CO. Leavenworth & At- chison Nizht Express... sDally except Sundays, {Daily except Saturna apally except Stondars. , Depot, foguot Lata'ae snd foasor treme | foot o1 e-at. and foot of 4 ‘Picket Ottice, 6 Clark-st., sousheast corner of Ha dolph, Grand Pacisie Hotel, und at Palmer Howse, Lewre. ; ARIE. iomasih ‘Mall (yia Main and Air Line).. New York & Boston Ex. (dauy) ial New York & Boston Ex. sa alamazoo Accommodation. pm ‘ieSan ‘Atlantic Sxpress (dsuly).. Sian ne esisagag aati Be aaa rey is & Muskegon Grand Hapius & Petosty be press|* 3:40 pm ° 330 pa aGrand Rapids & Muskexon Ex...(*9:10 pm t 60 8a @ On Sundays this train leaves at5:15p i pacha Fs Take Shore & Michican Southern Hat Tieket offices at depots, Van Buren-st. head of Ealle, Twonty-second-st., and Forty third at Ticked and treight office under Sherman House, aud detst Oflces in tie Grund Pacitic Hotel and Palimer Hous Leave. ; Arivel Special New York Expt Siluning Express (daily « Atlanie N. ¥, Express Fast Express. Pittsburg, Ctoctnantl & St, Lonts RB (Cincinant air-Line und Kordan0 | Line). as Devot, Conner of Churton und Carroll = “Arve. Ch Louts-| inctnnntt, Iodlannpolls, 1 feet ville, Columbus & : Fess Ie 8: i = __Night Express. i — Depots, Expos attmare ONG. oe rye: pots, Exposition Building an oa second-st. ‘Tickot Offices, &3 Clark-st, Palmer Hae: Grund Pucitic Hotel, and Depot (Exposition Build’ Grund Pacitic Hotel, and Depot (Exposition “A | Tenve. | Arita Blorntng Exp: + 535) 88 Fast. Line. pad gS) PS Kankakee Line. Depot, foot of Laxe-st. and toot of ‘Twenty-secontS Cincinnati, Indianapolis & Louls-| e 50 PS Ville bay Mapes am 0 Ta Nizbt Kxpress, Chleago & Fastera Witnots Eatrost * (Dany ue.) nd Ticket Oftices, 77 Clurk-s:, Palmer House, Gi fie Hotel” ‘Trung ledve irom Depa comer a Ascher and Stewart-avs. . “Arrtré, preted Day Man... aye & Rushville ly Ta) 8 Cpreare Stone und gemma | F jteare_| Ae 7 dup mp: ae 3 5:30 p mii to nignt expres> ats 4 Mall & Pxvress....eccassssees lpg eee mam daiin~teave aud arrlvg cor dahianu-ay &2 Pullman Sleeping-Cars attached GOODRICH STEAMERS. is am, Racine, Mitwitukee, Sheboyian, M'ntwocs( br Sstaraay ‘Bont don't jeave antl ity Night b’ts for Mulw'ke,&c,Tues.& b'cid.7 py ted.y a Ludington, Manistee, ce Sane Sund'y excepto Bewuunec, Ahnepee.ac_ Tues Sbrid.i p mS BAL? Oy Grand Haven, Muskezoa, G. Ea} allot om For Gree! py srt p2 For ab cy