Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, September 19, 1880, Page 16

BASE-BALL. The. Chicago Team Victorious in the League Championship Contest. A Tie Game. Yesterday with the Cincinnatis Ended by Darkness. Brovidence Beaten by Boston, ‘Worces- ter by Troy, and Buffalo by » Cleveland. THE CHAMPIONSHIP. ‘The right to fly the League championship pen- nant for 188i has been settled during the past week in’ favor of Chicago, that team having won eixty games,or five more than it will be possible forits next nearest competitor, Provi- dence, to win. The’ latter bas the, best chance Jor second place, though Cleveland, by winning ell its remaining games, might secure the posi- tion. Troy has lost all chance tor third place through its defeats at the hands of Worcester, and must now ook sharp for fourth, as Boston 4s but one game behind, and is playing an un- commonly strong game. Worcester can now hardly hope to be better than sixth, and Buffalo end Cincinnati will fetch up the rear in the or- der named. The different teams now stand as Tollows: fan aI Siz ss{zs|§| S| = BIEISISIE/S/8/8] 3] & cuuRs, SlEi21: (PVS(E1E] 31 RIPE EE FEE TRY | i ta] 6|30] 9}10} 81 7] 60] 9 Bl—} 9} 3} 5) 5/30/10) 45) 10 3] 3\—| 9] 7] 6) 7) 7] 2) 8 2} 4] 3]—} &| 4/22/20) 38) 11 3) 5) 5) S|—} 3) 9) 7) 37] 8 21 4] 6] 6] 6/—| 3] 8] 35) 9 Q} 2] 8) 1) 3] 9j—| 6%) 8 2} 2] 2) 1) 5] 3} 3}—) 18) 12 Games lost........|{15|29|34|35]30{40]32|55| 299] | A TIE GAME, Chicago and Cincinnati played a te game yesterday in the presence of sometbing over 500 epectators. The rain just prior to the game and the threatening clouds kept down the attend- ance, a8 it seemed morally certain the game could not be played. The wetting was, however, delayed, and eight innings were played, when darkness compelled the cessation of play, and the ecore was left ata tie. Chicago opened brilliantly at the bat, one three-bagger and four eingles earning three out of the four runs scored in the first inning. -For a time Purcell proved “pie” for the home team, who hit him again for an earned run in the second inning, ‘Dut for the ensuing six innings he held them down tothree hits and no runs. Kelly went in to catch in the third inning, and on two passed balls, a wild pitch, and a wild throw-in by Dalrymple, two unearned runs were scored off one safe hit. . In the fifth, two passed balls let in another unearned run, and in the eighth Angon’s failure to get aball coming on the bound from Kelly, who had returned to third base, together with another poor throw-in by Dalrymple, let in twounearnedruns and tied the score. The ninthinning opened witha single by Dalrymple and a three-baser by Gore, and then the Cincinnatis, by bad play, purposely de- dayed the game in order to carry it into the darkness. Four runs resulted for Chicago, and before the side was out the umpire called game, thescore standing asit was atthe endof the eighth inning—5to5. It is presumed the game ‘will be played off to-morrow afternoon. Play should hereafter be called at3 o'clock, in order to make sure of daylight all through. THE SCORE: i) Hou|alonmovesoe ol coommonie! & | be Cnicago. irymple, 1. £2. jure, c. f. ane Kelly. a and c.. Anson, 1 b. ro o and3b. Bronco el comm rOMe | 4] cou |8Temenemane 2 lrenonaawel Yl alootrommom a] exrcconoes| tt elesscoacon Sloun wow Bl cman nmom Cl mm mmmmcocrm | be con |atl Onmoononn al coooH mmm con|al cnnomocoe 2 & 1 os 00 25 Tw Pu Rally. 4 reel, Smith, ‘Three-base hits—Dalrymple, 2. First base on balis—Gore, Kelly, J. Whi eft on bases Cincinnati, 4; Coleago, ¢, out—Qui Bor ‘Wheeler (2), . Garpeater a mamers Bay Ch Surkeycalled-Purecll 1 Corepend, 2 = reoran, Passed balls—Flint, 1; belly 3: Capa S Wild pitches—Purcell, 2; ‘Time—2:30. Umpire-—Waish. TROY VS. WORCESTER. Special Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune. ‘Woncerster, Mass., Sept. 18—The game to- day stood 3to0in favor of the Worcesters at the beginning of the last inning, but two errors by Creamer, one by Stovey, and a wild pitch by Richmond, assisted by Conners, the bagger, brought in fourruns, Attendance, 530. Innings— 1238456789 00102008 ‘ia 0000044 thie Roroster Hasehite Troy 6: Wo 5s Two-base hit—Wood: Three-base ‘hit—Connors. First base on errors—Troy, 4; Sera a First base on balis—Irwin. ‘Left on bases—Troy, 5; Worcester, Struck out Cassi 2 8; Caskins, * conaeis; Evans, Pobin, Gillespie, Stovey, Bushong. Balls called—Welch, 88; Richmond, 68. Strikes called—Welch, 14; Richmond, 12. Double plare—Percuson, ‘Tobin, and Caskins, 2. Pasced balls—Bush ong J. ‘Wild pitches -W olen: : Richmond, 1. Time of game—¥ hours. Umpire} er. BOSTON VS. PROVIDENCE. Spectal Dispatch to The Chicago Tripune. Bosros, Sept. 18—In the game here to-day ‘the home nine won in the fifth inning, the full score standing as follows: Innings— 123456789 000400004 eoo1000001 - CLEVELAND VS. BUFFALO. Special Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune, Burra.o, Sept. 18.—The Cleveland Clubscored another game for the home nine to-day. Fol- Jowing is the score: BALL GOSSIP. Pittsburg will try to join the League next year. It is said that Bancrofthas carried the Worces- ter’s through the season without touching their $5,000 capital” i There fs some talk of & unfon between Troy and Albany for the purpose of: maintaining a League team next year. Williamson is still iaid up by the injury to his hip at Cincinnad, and will probably not play this week. Goldsmith is disabled by a torn hand. The Directors of the Buffalo Club have decided todie game: They will finish the season without disbanding: the teain, aud already $3,500. worth of stock has been subscribed for next year. It is said the Providence team of 1861 will in- clude Ward, Gross, Start, Farrell, Bradley, ‘Hines, and Dorgan of this year’s nine, and Sny- der and McClellan ot the Nationals of Washing- ton. A member of the Buffalo team was recently dod $50. A erect e weer was ony oyed to work the case up, and charged e Club therefore made $29.73 by ae Seansactions and it is said to be a little doubtful it they made it squarely. ‘The Lake Views were beaten for the first time this year onthe 9th inst. the Franklins being the Victors on that occasion. They were to have played a retorn game in Chieago last Tuesday, ‘bir falled to ut in an appearance, preferring, it is sup) to forfeit the game to the Frank- ins rather than run the risk of another defeat. Craver intends making an application to the Board of Directors of the League, at their an- nual meeting next December, fora reversal of expulsion passed upon bim by the now defunct Louisville Club. He claims that he was expelled pared ice “ tnsuborainaton,’ Moss “courts the ictest re- fe Teale the other charges DI 2 parte te Knight 0 of Kerry. ian? dtamise Fe eral of of ihe andlords of Ire- awayin the person of the aint or Kerry, Peter Fitzgerald, Lege created a Baronet. ‘Tho Knight could trace ancestry back to the time of the Norman ine vasion, — his father was well known as an advocate of Catholic emaucination, and as ‘a member of various Governments, both before the union of. 1880 and after that event. He always lived on the Island of Valentia, which he owned, and thence he sent from time to time ly and periodical press, letters and He was an able man,andhad a good style of writing, eo that his productions were bighiy valued by his clients, and deemed worthy of at- tack by his opponents: but, of course, he gener- ally came to grief in the numerous encounters which he: provoked, or in which he entered on invitation. His Iast production was an ar- ticle inthe Nineteenth Century for March, and it is remarkable that in that article he an- nounced that he would probably write nv more. He was about the middle hight, and of a lithe and active frame, while a’ face of sharply cut features, and large, keen, durk eyes. was crowned by a head of snowy hair. It remains to add that. though he was not accounted a bad landlord, most of his tenants lived in the most absolute wretchedness. Such blots upon beauty as pimples, roughness, prlowness are obliterated by Glenn’s Sulphur ORP- AMUSEMENTS. HAVERLY’S THEATRE. 3.H. HAVERLY.............dians,er and Proprietor This Sunday, Sept. (9, And Every Evening and Wednesday and Saturday ‘Matinees, Until Further Notice, E Society’s Extravaganza Favorites, RICE’S SURPRISE PARTY!|, Bich and choice in Gems of Mirth, Spark- ling and Scintillating with Flashes of Wit and Merriment. Producing inn style of Magnificence and Grandeur the Comic Spectacular Extravazanza, REVELS! BOK TO GEORGE, JR Introducing every, member of this Undentably Pr eminent Organization In New Impersonations ‘ud a Briilisnt Cast of characters 100 AUXILIARIES! Clad in Costumes of Rare Beauty. The Latest European Novelties! Sparkling New Music! Grand Transformation Scene! Knights Tournament ! Animated Picture-Gallery ! Fascinating Sword Quadrille! Efficient Chorus! and Enlarged Orchestra! SPRAGUE’S OLYMPIC THEATRE. TO-DAY (SUNDAY), SEPT. 19, MATINEE AT 2:30 AND NIGHT AT 8 O'CLOCK. LAST PERFORMANCES OF The world-renowned iltustrions Government Scout tes Military Guide and Indian Fighter, BUFFALO BILL And STAR DRAMATIC COMBINATION ! And Inst time of his great play, THE PRAIRIE WALF. THE INDIAN CHIEFS! THE TRAINED JACK! SPRAGQUE’S OLYMPIC THEATRE, MONDAY, SEPT. 20, Every night during the week, and Matinces Wednes- ES 7. Saturday, ahd Sunday. First appearance this season of the DALZTEL-LINGARD BURLESQUE COMPANY DICKIE YINGARD, ROLAND REED, A.W. MAFLIN, HLM BROWN, * 3.38, JO: ‘3 RONALDOS, Ly OEE ALICE BASTINGS. Tous west se Wi ‘ALICE LORING, HERLAND, EMMA CROCKER, SOLLe RRONIG. Kitea WINGHI Ke, &, ‘Who will appear in Recce's world-famous Burlesque, ‘0 mets, entitled OXYGEN; Or, GAS IN BURLESQUE METER rehased from Sam Colville, Esq.). which will be froduced with Euiire New Sesnery snd all I the orig fal Charming Musie and Gorgeous Costu HONDAY, SEPT. 27, POSITIVELY LAST WEEK Of the great Burlesque Co..and mazniticent produc- ROBINSON ‘CRUSOE! t CENTRAL MUSIC-HALL. Thursday Evening, Sept. 23, TESTIMONIAL CONCERT Hiss Elizabeth Scanlan Prior to her departure for Italy to complete her mu- sical studies, Also Some of the Best Talent in the city will assist in the entertainment. Tickets to be had at the Box-Office of the Central Music-Hall. and at the principal Music Storcs. Reserved seats, $1; admission, 50 cents. _ The programme will be published in the papers of Tuesday Morning. AMUSEMENTS. HOULEY’S THEATRE, R. M. HOOLEY, For a Season of Five Consecutive Sanday Nights, commencing .Proprietor and Manager. THIS SUNDAY EVENING, The Largest and Finest Musteal Combination before the pt : ublic, ALLEN’S GRAND INSTRUMENTAL & VOCAL “Conca gama é Liesegang’s Super ‘retest, ADOLPH LIESEGANG, Director. SIGNOR LIBERATI, ‘The Only “STAR” Cornetist. EDUARD HEIMENDAHL, ‘The celebrated Violin Soloist. Miss Ns Rein ‘The talented English Prima Donna, Accompanied by Prof. FAWINL M’VICKER’S THEATRE. THIRD WEEK OF LARGE AUDIENCES TO WITNESS DENMAN THOMPSON In bis great touch of Nature, Josh Whitcomb! ‘You can secure vour seat for any night. Wi ‘and Saturday Matineen, two weeks Inadvancen ELOCU TION AND DRAMATIC ABT. NANUEL KAYZER, TEACHER OF ELOCUTION AND DRAMATIC READER, Room 84 Central Music-Hall. Hershey School of Musical Art and Allen's Academy. H. M. DICKSON, ELOCUTIONIST, Monroe-st., comer State;, Orizinal and tires Prt of yoies culture. PHIV ATT RDGTION Lut. Clasies— University of Chicago, Pane tasty ‘tate, and Union College of Law. THE GREAT AUTOMATIC CITY, - - Now on exhibition at s 108 EAST MADISON-: -ST., Is the most wonderful piece of mechanism ever con- celved by mun. ‘Open from 9 ®. m, till 11 p.m ‘ i aor ‘The Only Saxophone Artist, ’ AMUSEMENTS. GRAND OPERA-HOUSE. To-Morrow (Monday) Evenin Evening, Sept. 20, 1880, nanguration of the Opera Yeason by the Renowned EMMA ABBOTT ENGLISH OPERA RA COMPANY ! The Host Melodious Operas and the Most Brillant Casls ever rw in Grand Rnglish Opera! GRAND CHORUS AND ORCHESTRA! Forming in tts Entirety an Ensemble which for MAGNITUDE AND MERIT Has NEVER BEEN EQUALED on the ENGLISH LYRIC STAGE. ‘The Sale of Seats Begins To-Morrow Morning at 9. Monday Evening, Sept. 20,.1880, First, appearance in English Opera of the Worla-Re- wned Silver-Voiced | ‘enor, SIGN SINGNOLL In p ble favorite. role Bver-Popular Opera, THE BOHEMIAN GIRL, “Antiyg,, Vit the following Great est Gypsy Queen Count Arone Devilshoot, THADDELS.... ‘Tuesday Evening, Sept. 21, Firat appearance in this city of the Celebrated Prima Donna, from the Royal den und "Vienna, size. WALD, in Verdi's benuulful and Tomanule Opers in four acts, Tino totowiba Pomerty Ca Ee, ono. .2 the following Pont tite ‘ROSEWALD ‘LDA SEGUIN as MAKCY LITHGOW JAMES -.SIGNOR BRIGNOLI ‘ednesday Matinee, nt 2 o'clock, . poniseuts Grind ‘Tragic Opera, in three acts, LUCIA DI LAMMERMOOR, ‘With the following Unrivated Cast: -JOLLE ROSEWALD ea LUCIA. -SIGNOR BRIGNOLI ‘Wednesday Night, Sept. 22, First appearance this season of Chicago's favorite, the Hepreventauive enor of Ameria WILLIAM ELE. in bis great role of PAUL in Victor o's Grand Romantic Opera, PAUL AND VIRGINIA, gy ith the following Unrivaled Cast: EMALA ABB “ZELDA SBCULN PAULINE MAUREL REUSE MARCY Be Gruis aa ieee Braater) ATHGOW JAMES Domingo (a Slave)... YODD. Bourdonnais Gove o! HANS AUGUSTINE PAUL esscseees ..WAL CASTLE ‘Thursday Evening, Sept. 23, Wallace's Beautiful and Romantic Opers, in four acts, MARIT AN, A, 3, ith this Unparaliele Cast: MARITANAN oe EMMA ABBOTT Euaanilo ta lad devoted to Boa Gorsnry, ZELDA- SEGUIN Don Jose de Santarem (Minister of S; Cy JAMES Charles IL., King of Spain... . &. STODDARD Murguis dé Montetio Mareblonessde Monteiiéri. DON CESAR DE BAZAN. Friday Evening, Sept. 23, Gounod’s Immortal Masterwork, in fe acts, ROMEO. AND JULIET; With the followin, ralleled Cast of Characters: JULIET (Her O1 tral Spears I, {{EMOLA ABBOTT Stefano (Romeo's LINE MAUREL Genrude rhe Narsehe: 'HERESE MARCY Mercutio... A. E. StODDARD Friar Law VERO STRINI ‘ybautt.. ‘HALK AUGUSTINE Caputet. LITHGOW JAMES aris. GH NELSON ROMEO (His Greatest Role). .. WM. CASTLE Satarduy~Abbott Grand Matin:se at 2. THE BOHEMIAN GIRL, With the following Grent Casts ARLINE,. LA ABBOTT Gypsy Queen, + eee PA CLINE MAUREL Coum Arnheim... LITHGOW JAM Devilsboot “BEVERO StvaN1 'THADDEU! -SIGNOR BRIGNOLI Saturday Night, Sept. 25, Bizot’s Sensational Opera, in four acts, wun inter Poeeetco et ‘ost Powerfat Cast of Characters: \ARME! ‘(A Cigar Girl: see Micaeia (A Peasant). ies, ARD a AUGUSIINE SEVERO STRINI DON: JOSH (A Brigndter)-*. Seata can be secured Six Days in Advance at Opera- nouse and ar besinte-at, Lewis & Nowoll's SCALE OF PRICES: Orchestra and Orchestra Circle, reserved. Baleony Circle, reserved. Second Balcony. General Aamission, FAIRBANK HALL, Conférences Francatses. L. Sauveur. Les sujets suivants seront traites: nbSept. Les Olseanx Artistes; L’ Amo du Rossig- B)Sopt, Jeanne D’ Are. 5Oct. Léon Gambetta. i Hoek George Suna. taine. 1 0ct. Le Cid de Cornette. sqQuntre chapiters des “ * Causertes avec mes Elaves” soi Wenuell Saige ma eerit In lettre: sulvaute pour me remercier d'avoir parié de Ini dans les “ Caus: erles if L, SAUVEUR—Sfy DEAR Sim: 1 ‘was prepared to thank you for the cenerous and Totige of me, in your “Uauseries avee mes Eioves"s und. rend your ing taba to me not ns having deserved them. but wish- at the rest of your voitime interested mo so keon- ly that {forgot to welte you endl | had found leisure to linish it How should like to stund gain av thst pointof life when I had hours enongh to be one of meh favored puplis. to master French bas been one of the dreams of my life. Now, 1 only wonder over those rand works which I Once hoped fully to appre- “eet me congratulate you on your success, and be- eve me, very loyally yours, 'NDELL PHILLIPS. ut s@ procarer les *Causeries avec mes peut Eireb® etmes autres ouvrages chez MM. Jansen, McClorg Gee the Column Eaoeational.) ACADEMY OF MUSIC, West Side, Halsted-st., near Madison, Every Evening and Matinces this week, THE ORIGINAL BIG 4! Smith, Waldron, Cronin and Martin. THE BOY DETECTIVE. Admission—15, 25, 35 and 0c. McYICKER’S THEATRE. This (Sunday) Afternoon, Sept. 19, at 2:30, ‘The Pre-eminent Orator of the World! ROBERT G. INGERSOLL Will give a delivery of his New Lecture, entitled “What Hust WeDo to Be Saved ?” ’ Abounding with bis inimitable, humor, exquisite pathos, pootic imagery, and matzbless iavectivs ox Olive will be opén to-day from 10 O'clOek a. m. ‘up to hour of lecture. CLEMENT TETEDOUX, Late Conductor of the Gounod Club at Pittsburg, Pa. CULTIVATION OF THE VOICE MUSICAL DECLAMATION. 103 STATE-ST., Room 35, Elevator entrance. LEFEBRE, a! Formerly with P. 8. Gllmore’s Band. PR pular Prices. Ee, ALLE sundse PA Sonine wv Evening. Sew ci Seats Now pons Sale. jasiness Manager, 3%, Entire ee NORTH SIDE TURNER HALL, SUNDAY, SEPT. 26, GRAND SACRED CONCERT GIVEN BY THE CHICAGO ORCHESTRA, Under the direction of Prof. A. ROSENBECKER, Admission, 15 Cents. ¥~ Office of the Chicago Orchestra, 113 East Ran- dolph-st., Kingsbury Block, Room 63 NATATORIA, © WEST SIDE SCHOOL Closes Sept. 10. All tickets aad at South Side Natatoriam, Jackson~ ‘atrcorner Mlebignn-av- | 5 RADISH, President. . .PROF. SULLIVAN’S New Dancing Academy, {37_Twenty-second-st., Opens Oct. The ball i clexantls Atted up, and wilt be let for respectable partes. West Side School at Bus Eddy's Hailes Bisnop-court and at Siasonie Hall, corer Cottage Grove-av. and Thirty-seventh- st, Oct 6 Further particulars at the Academy. MR. AND MRS. BOURNIQUE’S Schools for Dancing. West Side—Natatorium, 504 and 506 West Madison- South Side—i8 Twonty-tourtirst, near Indiaseay. WILL OPEN SATURDAY, OCP. 2 For particulars send for catalogue, AMUSEMENTS. HOOLEYS THEATRE... Proprietor and Manager. Mr. R. M. HOOLEY FIRST PLAYGOER—“ Pray, who wns there?” * BECOND PLAYGOERSAWhr. all the town and court. house was crowded, and , bas Busy fans fluitered. like ‘but- lies among the fismes.” ‘OLD PLAY, MONDAY, SEPT. 20, EVERY EVENING, AND WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY MATINEES, THE COMEDIANS, ROBSON CRANE, In Josgph Bradford’s Famous Saal OUR | BACHELORS! “The Funniest Play of the Century.” .. BANGLE, the BALD JSOWLEE, the JOLLY Four Laughing Acts. Robson Scares Crane at 8 0’clocl. “will try conclusions with him.” Crane Bullies Robson at 9. “Wilt thou bite thy thumb at me, gut? 7 Robson Thrashes Crane at 10. “I nm the bold thunder!” Both Demoratized at 10:30. “Are they not lamb-like in thelr meekness?” MONDAY, SEPT. 27, LAST WEEK OF ROBSON and CRANE, And Grand Revival of Shakspeare’s Comedy of Errors. DROMIO OF SESE} Two {3fr. ROBSON. DEOMIO OF EPHESUS, "SBrothers, { Mr. CRANE. “A trusty villain, sir, that very oft, When fam dull with care melancholy, Lightens my humor with his merry jest.” MONDAY, OCT. 4, THE GREAT TRAGEDIAN, LAWRENCE: BARRETT. CLASSES IN FRENCH After Dr. L. Sauveur’s Method. Prof. L. EDDUARD CAPELLIER. Classes will begin Monday, Sept. 20. NOON and EVENING Classes at the Chicago Athe- nazum, 30 Dearborn-st. AFTE) N Classes at the South Side Academy, adler will meet fonr times.n week, In all classes tHE USE OB THE ENGLISH LAN- GUAGE IS ENTIRELY FORBIDDEN A LESSON ILLESTRATING DR. SUOTEURS METHOD su be given on that day at 12m. and 7:30 p. m. at the Qhicago Atheneum, 30 Dearborn-st.. and at 8 p,m. at the South Side Academy, 38! Laniley-av. sons interested in the study of Langusizes are in ted GraxD Pactyte is Howse, | Tao certify that Ar. Ze Edouard Capaiiter was pres- ent this summer at the Normal Schoo) of Langunges, and took there the resolution of teaching hereafter according to our method. ‘L.SALVEUR, President of the Normal gendol pedal Js 1. BeCh ‘& Coe erpneticutaresddross Prof Le EDOUARD CAPEL- LIER, 5d Dearborn-st. GRAND OPERA-HOUSE. ~ Clark-st., opposite Court-House. | ae HOLA} SUNDAY |g HOBBIES! 1) NGHT! FAIRY! AUCTION SALES, eS gO Se sora By GEOHEGAN & REVELL, Cor. Fifth-t vay, and Ban and Lite rh G0-AGAIN & REVEL BARGAINS FURNITURE, BARGAINS CARPETS, BARGAINS Any Article: of Household Goods, BOTH NEW AND SECOND-HAND, Goods Bought at Sheriff and Bankrupt Sales. IMMENSE STOCK. LOW PRICES. GROHEGAN & REVELL, 191, 193, 195, 197 Randolph-st., COR, FIFTH-AV. By ELISON, FLERSHEIM.& CO., Ganoral Auctioneers, 8!und 85 Rundolph-st, At No. 1634 Prairie-av., Thursday, Sept, 23, at 10a. m., WE SELL AT AUCTION The Entire Furniture of aboveresidence, Rich Moquet Carpets, - Elegant Sideboard and Dining: Room Furniture, antel Mirror, Elegant Hall-Tree, cost $200, Magnificent Parlor and Chamber Sets, Carrom Billiard-Table, Stoves, Bedding, Kitchen Ontfit, Crockery, Glassware, ete., etc. ELISON, FLERSBEIS. &CO.. 1d 86 Rundulph-st, Wednesday Sale, At 84 Randolph-st., AT 9:30 A. M, HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE Parlor and Chamber Sets, Carpets, Stoves, Blankets, &e., &e. * ELISON, FLERSHEIM & CO.. Auctioneers, 81 and 8 Randolph-st. STOVES. AUOFION SALES. | ~- .- By GEO. P. GORE & CO., + M4 and 215 Madison-st, About. 1,200 Cases ‘Men's and Boys’ Rip, Calf, and Grain Boots, | % ‘And 3,800 Pairs Rip Calf and Grain Shoes, dine the entire stock of the GOLDMAN BOOT AND SHOE COMPANY, Now in thelr Store, 254 East Madison-st., wilt be closed outat Auction eink partis SEPT. 21, mmencing at 10.2. m. prompt Comma. I GORE & CO At “Pictioneers. REGUEAR TRADE Silt, | TUESDAY, Sept, 21, 9:30 a, mn A Very Large Sale in HOSIERY, including TWENTY-FIVE CASES of “ Manufacturers’ imper- foctions,” very slightly imperfect ‘A large assortment of TURKISH RUGS, Cutlery, Gloves, Hats, Caps, Towels, Crashes, Table Linens, Napkins, Overalls. Jumpers, Pearl Buttons, Carpets. Floor oe Cloths, Table Of Cloths, Bed Blankets. * GEO. P. GORE & CO,, Auctioneers. ‘BOOTS, SHOES, . RUBBERS At Auction by Catalogue, WEDNESDAY, Sept. 22, at 9:30 a.m. 350 CASES — Men's, Boys’, and Youths’ Kip and Veal Calf Of the M. F. Prouty & Co. Sucker Boots, in any sizes. These are ALL LEATHER, and EVERY PAIR warrant Sold only by us- for the past ten years, Fulllines of the celebrated Sf. Li. Kelth’s Buff and Calf Alexis Button Congress. THE CHICAGO SHOE CO,’S Fine Goods for Women’s Wear, M. F. Pratt’s Choice Goods for Men’s Wear, and many other choice mak- era, a8 wellas 2,0C0 Cases Medium Grade Goods. Catalogues and Goods can be seen Monday. GEO. P. GORE & CO., Auctioneers, 24 and 215 Madison-st_ Regular Trade Sale, Ee Thursday, Sept. 23, 9:30 a. m. A large line of Men's Pants, Men’s and Boys’ Vesta. Suits complete. Two hundred Overcoats. A full line of Bed Blankets. -A Jarge line of Ladies’ Clonks, Gloves, Hats, Linens, Quilts, Hosiery, Underwear, Cardigan Jackets, Skirts, Dress Shirts, Suspenders Notions, Carpets, Floor Oli Cloths, Table Ot! Cloths, ete,, ete. GEU. P. GURE & CO., Auctioneers. _ THURSDAY, Sept. 23, at 9:30, REGULAR WEEKLY SALE OF CROGKERY AND GLASSWARE, eo crates W. G. Ware. 25 Casks C. C, Ware. Aline of Decorated Chamber Sets, 500 brie Glassware, assorted. e 300 doz. Glass and Bronze Lamps. Aline of Library Lamps and Chandeliers. AT IP. M,” One Second-hand Desk, - One Parlor Suite. Goods packed for Country Merchants. GEO. P. GORE & CO.. Auctioneers. POMEROY & CO., Auctioneers & Manufacturers’ Agents, 78 & 80 RANDOLPH ST., Hold Regular Sales of | Household Goods and General Merchandise oN TUESDAY AND FRIDAY Of each week. at 9:30. m. NOTICE. ‘The frm of Filson, Pomeroy & Co., doing business as Auctioneers at Nos. 78 and £0 Randolph-st., WAS DISSOLVED On the 2th day of February, 1550. JOHN A. ELISON' ‘Has bad no interest in the Inte firm since that time, and has no richt or authority to siga the nme of rm, ithe business is continued at the old stand, and the ynuerstmed 1s only authorized to sign the ‘name of POMEROY, & CO, Auctionoers, ‘and'6) Randolpb-st. THE SALE OF . UNCLAIMED BAGGAGE!) .. Chirag, Rock Wand & Pare Raid Ca, | WILL BE HELD AT OUR STORE, 78 AND 8 RANDOLPH-ST., IN Thursday, Sept. 80, at 10 o’clock. POMEROY & CO. Auctioneers, id &) Randoiph-st. By CHICAGO AUCTION & STORAGE CO. Wats. GOSS Bese. Wak © BUTTERS, stan'er, AUCTION SALES FORMITURE & MERCHANDISE, Wednesday and Saturday, CHICAGO AUCTION & STORAGE CO., Auctioneers. HOUSEKEEPING GOODS. IT’S A FACT That you can obtain the best value for your money at GORDON’S IMMENSE STORES, 202, 204, 206 Randolph-st., Halo Building, just west Fifth-av. ONE OF THE FINEST STOCKS IN THE CITY OF HOUSE, STORE, AND OFFICE FURNITURE, CARPETS, OIL GLOTHS, STOVES, &e, We xe can, please your eye and suit your ockel : Sell you for cash or on Easy Payments. Then why not trade with us? Why of course you will, if you only come and see us. Well---See you again---Don’t forget. FURNITURE. CARPETS. On Fasy Payments, Atour Regular Low Cash Prices, at N. -BARSALOUX. 58, G0, and G2 West Madison-st. CROCKERY. HENRY FRIEDMAN & SONS, Auctioneers, 1%, 2 and 23 East Randolph-st, OUR REGULAR TRADE SALE CROCKERY, GLASSWARE & AND LAMPS ‘Will take place on Wednesday Morning, Sent. 22, at 10 o'clock. Crates of W_G, and Hotel Ware, open lots. Betates ot a G.'Ware, open Io ‘oasis of Rock. and Yellow Ware, open tote, 500 Bores Coimpers. 0, 1, and 2, San Crimp. 1,30 beis. Table Glass: #0 bris. Self-righting Caspidors. Goods packed by experienced packers. experien Packed bY COUENICY FRIEDMAN & N & SONS. Goods Sold at Private Sule all Ww FOR SALE. pre 5. CASEY, 41 & 43 FIFTH-AV., ‘Have for sale some fine Black Walnut Bank and Shicon Furniture, Ofice Furniture of every kind, ser-Coolers and lee-Boxes. Several Fire-Proof ‘A large assortment of Restaurant Fixtures snd Cooking Ranges, WOOD MANTELS WO. H, FOULKE & C0.,4 wii. DESKS & CeWINGS! At SWING’S 6 Washington-st. BAILBOLD TIE risyy Rit Wo eat Fh -ARRIVAL “AND DEPARTURE OF TRAE EXPLANATION or RerEnexc ae Sunday excepted” MOOS teeny : & Chicaro & Northw: For Maps. Gulde-Books, Tee Rain, penilway. , bMuwauxee & Green pareen En & Ce eae Saree 8 ee bFond du Lac. viadanesvii Pm 10: 2 * 4:5 bm +i $2 For suburban tralnn. get local Uime-cant@ Cia Po'imons rome Re Clttk eneo sad” Counell Baga fOnouRD. betwee eke Sioux City on the rain leaving hotel otel cur wast of apa ia as cher foray “Depot comer of Wells and tnzie-aa SCBepot corner of Canat and ainae-att Chieago, Burtt: rorkter, Harinston, © Ontney Tray ‘Accommodations, ‘ap ‘Ticket-Ort ‘ime-Tabies, Sleeping hy cos of the Compan sty cit the ea CoUToReee euguUUGTG | ndnneasag | EEEEECEEEECEEEE ts oa 8 bFreeport & Dubaque Ex] Weanesday & Sa.urday ity & St. J ti ress... eatre| ‘Dally. bDaliy, excepts Sqarar, 9 Dalt, except Stouds Pullman Gewbes)) Ble 3 Coaches between: Cit: ee oo h rizhe Fe, Tour! without cl Hetiininy Chairs between Chicazo aad wots OS Cc, B. & Q.. Din ing-Cars attached to ‘a ore 9:00 p ma} eran 9:00 p ma Fraaa *“Alltrains ran via Milwaukea, ‘Tickets for ‘St Psat n, OF VIR, | gid Minnes 1S Are, Rood elther vin Madison ja Ghlen. or vis Las Crosso. and ” IMnots Central Ratireat. Depot oot of Lake-st. and f00% of went ‘Randolph-st, near Pacike Flotel, and Palmer Hauke. oa Leave.) Arve St. Louis & Texas Express I Bt Lous & Toxas Bast Lin Cairo & New Orleans xpress New crivuns & Texas SED Dubuque & Sioux B25 Bubugue = Sloux Gity express. tOnSatardary night to Gilman only. cOrSatarday night runs to Peoria jengo & Alton. Union Depot, Wit Sider e sumer, Canal and Yea Ba Tindst Miexot Offices at Depois i South Gla 8 ibid tha Pesto Hotel and Peimbr House. a Artire. Leave. Kansas city. Denver & Pusbto Fast Express, § BBP aE Pere Streator, Lacon, Washingt’n Ex, spat Sollee & Dwight Avcommedadou-|* 0) ban Sahm Chiengo, Kock Island & Pacific Ratirast. Depot, comer of Van Buren and Sherman-ats ctit Ottices, 56 Clark-st, Sherman mer Hons, Grand'Pacita Hotel, and 7 Canal, corner Stadio 2. ‘Leave. |@Arriva, gounel y Bata fa Sst Expres ty. Leavenworth & At- it Kixpress. 10:00 ml* 60 pea 1238) pm 230 pa pect rea poten Foun aut N 0° als el: Bins Night i no” mls 20 8 Leavenworth & | ehison Nett Exprosee [0.9 pm 200 ak *Daily e: Sunda: \Daity except awallydxeope Mongar * ee Michiean Centrat Rafirost.” foot of Lake-st and foot of Twenty-second-st jekot Office. 6 Glark-at, southeast corner of Hale dolph, Grand Pacide Hotel, and at Palmer Housa. Leave} Arrive. + 7:00 am $ 6:50 pm Man and At Line). ..0|> 7:0) am ¢ 6:5} pot am* Now Voree Horton te taney) Spectal New York & Boston lex. 200 Accommodation, Atlantic Express (dally).. Night Express . pm gran Rosie & eaten 3 xpress Sap pi 1m GGrand Rapids & Maskeyon bax. [etva0 Batt eka Gui siimiiays this craln lenvesat sets ‘ Inke Shere & smears Ronthara Raney Ticket offices at ‘an Bi Sali Forage oe Shotet alle, Lwenty-second-st, and areas and freight office unde cee ~ Biibde ie ths Grand Pscuie Hotel and Palmer Howe TVET re aeael Biafl (via Main Line) Epecial New York 71 Pittshare, Cinetnnatl & at. Luts, Be (Cincipnati Air-Line and Kokomo Line), Depot, corner of Clinton and Carrofi-sis, Wé ‘Leare. Cinctonstt, r Ee anos Baa Dey] Haat Dov], o.oo ginl 135 53 jaltimore rit Bulldig ett ae ‘Palmer How rand Pacitle Hotel, and Depot (Exposition Bail’ > “Arie. _—— Depots, E: grand Toot of second-st. Ticket Offices, 8 Me ‘Express. ‘Batlite on “Kankakee Line Depot, foot of Lake-st. and (00: of Twenty-second-t Leave, Arrive; > 785 va ) eas oS 7 Cincinna! Chteago & Fastera IMinots Halirasd ile Route.) ‘Ticket Ofices, 71 Clark-at, Palmer House, Grid Ps arate Gile Hotel, or Eruns | ledve mom Depole. corner fund Stewart-avs. o |_———— ie 4300 pat ab 7a oS bor Chicago & Grand Trank wart-BYS. Depot corner Archer, and Stowart-avs ‘sale at the Palmer House and Gi 5 ‘Arie. aipeess errs ‘Man & i 820 P' lene xpress... eas ae car Wenera ray & eal} 5:3) p m1} 28% Pullman Sieeping-Cars attac attached to nigat expres Pittaynee, Depot, cor. Van Buren an ata. ee claree at, Palmer Honso, sad Gr fastianess: in pu except Saturday. Dally, except Mondsk Racine, Milwaukee, Sheboyi ‘Saturday Bost don’t leave until Night b’ts for srecest eee Bri ‘S Docs 1008 ut