Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, October 3, 1880, Page 16

THE CHICAGO TRIBUNE: SUNDAY, eu SOBER 3, OUT-DOOR RELIEF. Frauds in Palatine—Systematio Per- version of the Charity Fund. Bince the county established the system of out-door relief, whereby thousands of unworthy Persons have been made the cheerful recipients of public charity. there have been are ~etforts to curb the tendency upon the this class of. people to continually bleed t the patient and unwary taxpayer. So powerful had Uns intuence become of recent yeurs that for any public man to oppose these less drains upon the finances of the county was to doom hum to disappointment s0 far ag political prefer- Tent was concerned. Under Democratic ad- ministration the amount thus virtually thrown away Was Chormous, and it was. not until the present Uepublican Board of County Commis- sioncrs took cognizance of the giant evil that any check was put upon this unl abinebiog system of robbery. About a year ago the Board, after constant and untiring effort, had guoseede, ina measure, in putting Baton to these frauds. but it became necessary to institute personal in- vestigations in many cases, and the Board se- Jec! its prescnt visitor. Mr. Chamberiain, to look atter all such.cases, instructing him to run tw Pde and expose every case where the coun- ty been swindied | DF an fraudulent charges for ods delivered to unworthy of charity. ‘here was no dears to cut off the relief ex- tended to persons who, by reason of intirmities, were unable to provide for themselves, or to say to the poor widow with a large famil a htde ones thatshe sbonld Be longer be ass! a generous and charitable public. The eed oye ‘was simply to effectually poses fraudulent and goworiys ‘applicants from lo: mger imposing upon oe ‘Chambertain began bis esearches among © pauper poor, and was at once, rewarded by. discover that in certain outside towns the system of relief had been made 4 SOURCE OF REVENUE TO UNSCRUPULOUB DEAL- ERS in all sorts of family supplies, who had ona the county in muny instances for goods de ered to people who denied their receipt. and who were willing and perfectly able to take care of themselves. In several instances ial eho ad been dead for vears were cl plies furnished by order of dishonest or or ncaa ‘ble Town Supervisors, and inone case a lady of very respectable connections was presented with fuel for a series of years, and {t was after- und that the county had audited and pala these bills, although the acaler bad een is innocent victim to understand that the fuel ‘was 4 gratuitous offering. Several weeks ago a couple of Esculapians in the Town of Lemont were uired to explain to the Committee on Town and Town Accounts bow it was that their bills for medical attend~ ‘ance upon the indigent of that town were 60 excessive. Investigation of, these individual cases showed that about one-third the charges were fraudulent a5 and the -doctors were: com- pelled to virtually acknowledce that they bad Bicmpied an imposition upon the people. five bee hamberlain yesterday presented a care- Srepared report indicating that two more alectoen pee the curative art have gone astray. ZSuSH0r 20 OOLEOE EXORDEEANT AND FRAUD- was discovered in athe Town ot Palatine. In this instance one doctor presented a Dill for $60, and another has su: ed in collecting $685 from the county. for medical attendance upon families resicing in Palatine, several of whom buve stated that no such attendance was ever had. One young lady. whose parents left her a snug fortune, is on the list as having run up. doctor's bill of $150, which the county has paid. Another lady is charged with a bill, which the county paid, and the physician has since presented her with a duplicate and i Fenuestee payment. A widow lady, wi the village, employed one of these aes lows, who presented a bill of $41 for services rendered. The indy, inj. lew of moner, gave him a horse, and the octdor(?) having worked the Palatine end of his string with profit, presented the bill to the county, and it was paid the second time. These are samples of the an blushing frauds which, according to the ere practiced by these pill-dispensers, an Committee are to be congratulated upon ad is ‘brought the facts to light. In the case of the first-mentioned M. D., the family against whom he charged oversixty Visits state that his calls did not exceed thirty-five, and relying upon this statement, and the gereral rotten aspect of thinga, the Committee refused to consider the ates ‘and now await an explanation from the loctor. ‘The citizens of yaletine express greatindigna- tion over tho: ie oxpoe end ssert that their town is in no more ni of this Lina or charity than the most thrifty portion of the richest section of New York State would be. This fact 1s attested by the records of the County Board, which show that for tour years nota sipgie dollar has been paid for out-door relief in the Town of Palatine ‘until these avaricious physicians presented their enormous bills. GLOVES! Kid Gloves, Castor Gloves, Dogskin Gloves, Cloth Gloves, Lisle Gloves, Silk Gloves, Cid Mitts, Buek Hits, Kid-lined' Gloves, Dogskin-lined Gloves, Lambskin-lined Gloves, Comprising 193 different styles, at jower prices than half the mer- chants in SHHCEES can buy’ them “5.000 ‘GUSTOMERS ADAY Can be accommodated. Every pair skillfully fitted to the hand. PARIS KID. GLOVE DEPOT, | Only 94 State-st., Corner Washington. B KAEMPFFR’S MOCKING-BIRD D FOOD, Wholesaic and Be! 227 South Clark-st . -.. HAVERLY’S:THEATRE, 3-H HATERLY... Manayer and Proprietor | Monat! ‘AIGHT, Oe. 4, “NE CoRRATED TRAGEDIAN, MR. JOHN HeCULLOUGL SUPPORTED BY © FRED B. WARDE, EDMUND. K. COLLIER, JOHN A. LANE, HA LANGDON, MISS KATE FORSYTH, HRS. AUGUSTA FOSTER, | \anp THE MOST POWERFUL DRAUATIC. COMPANY EVER: ORGANIZED. W. M. GONNER - - Manager | # AMUSEMENTS, INO. A. HAMLIN, WILLIAM J. DAVIS, Lessee and Manager. . GR AN Assistant Manager. OPERA HOUSE, Clark-st., opposite the New Court House. The Most Elegant and Comfortable! Theatre in the World. A Remarkable Theatrical Event, signalizing an era in the history of the legitimate drama. Commencing Monday Evening, Oct: 4, every evening of the week, Wednesday and Saturday Matinees, engagement of the popular tragic actor, MONDAY, OCT. 4, | MinBHs, TUESDAY, OCT. 5, ioe ae Who will make his first appearance in Shelepene yy His- torical Tragedy, Supported by-the distinguished tragic actress, MISS HENRIETTA VADERS, .. And a Company which includes the following- -named sterling artists: MRS. OCTAVIA ee ae FRAZER Ou WEDNESDAY MATINEE, MR. J. B. EVERHA MR. HARRY THOMPSON, ceiitaeae, EE Aesoe\sinsTHELADY OPLIN . W. COWPER. 3 MR. EUGENE MO ORE, Claude seas Mt John McCallough. MR. HUNTER SMITH, MR. CHARLES KENT, MR. HENRY MASON MR. A. J. DUNBAR, MR. LEE TOWNSEND, . .MR. HARRY PHILLIPS, UNDER THE SOLE MANAGEMENT OF MR. WILLIAM R. HAYDEN. REPERTOIRE FOR THE WEEK. Mondajatd Tuesday Evenings, ocr. 4 a> fs : Mr. THOS. W. KEENE as the DUKE OF CrosT ER, 8 afterwards RICHARD fil. Miss HENRIETTA VADERS as......Queen Elizabeth | Mr. FRANK ROCHE as... Duke of Buckingham ‘Mr. FEAZER COULTER as. een Fahmond [irs OCEAVIA ALLEN as the: ‘Duchess of York Wednestay, Ott (MM RCHLAN'T GRAND MATINEE of VENICE. AT2 P.M, ir. THOS. W. KEENE as.......... s+ sseeee-SHYLOCE | Mis3 HENRIETTA VADERS as... ...,.....-POBTIA Wednesiay Even g ocT. 6, BULWER LYTTON’S PLAY, Mr. THOS. W. KEENE as........ ...- Thursday Eran HAMLET. THURSDAY, OCT. 7, FRIDAY, OCT. 8, KING LEAR. SATURDAY MATINEE, _ SATURDAPNIGHT, OCT. 9, RICHARD I. £ “ocr. 7, Shakspeare’s Sublime Tragedy on ; . Mr. THOS, W. KEENE as... HAMLET | Miss HENRISTTA VADERS as... mae SUNDAY NIGHT, OCT. 10, Mr. HARLES WEBR as. --POLONIUS. a : t ts : : ‘ Friday Evening, (4° 1" KL 0. JACK CADE. ocr. 8, a HE. Tien cbuunenbas, es | ites ei seSeHONE 1K ns Nas.. nee Ee e NEXT WEEK, EXPOSITION! ') and the Stock Company, in the dram | Tuesday, Ott. 5---LEON GANBETTA, ad = _ ocr. 9, Si ee Grand Ferevell Performance and i Richard) ace plays will be produced with New and Beautiful Scenery by Mr. George ‘W. Dayton; New and Appropriate Properties by Mr. John Dolan; New and Brilliant Costumes by. Mesdames Kellogg and Ochm, and under the immediate’ super- vision of the veteran of the English legitimate stage, MR. CHARLES WEBB, From the Drury Lane Theatre, London, England. . The sale of Seats will continue through- out the week at Opera House and at Lewis & Newell’s, 152 State-st., after 7 o’colck a. m. Monday, Oct. 11—The Famous Character Actor, MR. B. MACA - CLE DAWL,” in ““THE MESSENGER FROM JARVIS SECTION.” ULEE, 2.08 Pare CSIR Every, \Play will be appro. 4 a | priately presented. BOX, OFFICE N ow OPEN for’ gale of Réserved Seats Awithqut. extra charge ‘| for any night or matinee dur- | gagement; ny * AMUSEMENTS. HOOLEY’S THEATRE. Proprietor and Manager COMMENCING MONDAY, OCT. 45 if ENGAGEMENT OF LAWRENCE arrett! ASSISTED. BY A Strang Dramatic Company, UNDER THiS DIRECTION’ OF R.E- STEVENS. PRODUCTION oF, f 'SHAKSPEARE'S GRAND HISTORICAL ‘TRAGEDY OF Julius‘ Caesar! Divided. in Six Adts to enable the setting of the great scenes illustrative of the epoch in which. the action takes pl: : The Tragedy will be presented with eve: ‘attent ition to scenic ‘propriety and cor- Fectnese of detail all the scenes having been paint- ed by C. E. PETFORD for the occasion. . Lawréneé Barrett “ “AS Caitis Cassius, As played by Him a4o times in New York City, ‘our Weeks each‘ in Philadelphia, Boston, Chica go, and San Hrancisco, and aver'soo times else where. PORTING CAST: SEcoND CITIZEN, CALPHURRI 7. STORY 100 AUXILIARIES, Representing Senators, Citizens, Soldiery, ete. cor rectly and properly costumed according to plage of action of the Tragedy. and SYNOPSIS OF SCENERY AND INCIDENTS. ACT 1—Scene—Grand Square in Rome. The Pro- cession of Cassar on its way to the Sports of the Luc pereal.,, The Prediction. “Beware of the Ides of ‘AGT2--Scene I. Street in Rome. Night and Storm. Scene Ii—Brutas' Garden. | Meeting of the Conspir~ ators. Scene I1I—Apartments in Cresar’s House. ‘ACE $Seeno~The Roman Senate, ~The lues of March are come.” ‘The Prediction fuitlied. ‘The As- saxsination of Cirsar, "AGL 4Scene—Eublle Square ia Rome. The Forum. Brutus’ Oration ovar Cea body. Maro Antony's Peroration. Its Result. AC ‘he Tentor Bratus, The Apparition. “Thou 5 obalt seo mo nt Pnilippl ACT G—TI {Act comprise the Buttle he Scenes of this fed near and the Fiains of Pillippl. Death of Cassius, f all Burning of the bod- “The Last of all the Roman: Grand Cremation Scene. les of Brutus and Cassins. ral Hymn. Tableaux. Wednesday Matince_MABBLE HEART. | Saturday Matinee—JULIUS CESAR. - Notwithstanding the extra expense incurred in piseing this aoe at 92 the staga ina manage nover VANCE IN Tae # in els is. ty ere will bo NO AD- ax Onice Open daily from 9 9, m. to 10 p.m. whore seats canbe secured forany nightof the engagement. in preparation—RICHEL! SPRAGUE’S OLYMPIC THEATRE, Special Notice--One Week: Only, © TO-DAY, SUNDAY, OCT. 3, RaitiHieb dt 9:90 aiid Evening at & and gontinning eyery nicht during the week, and eR canesday, Sounrday, ang Sunday, MASTER BAND of MINSTRELSY SPRACUE’S ORIGINAL GEORGIAS And Hicks’ Georgia Minstrels (Fresh from their triumphs in Australia) Consolidated EXPOSITION BUILDING. . Open Day and Evening. Magnificent Display. in every Department of Industry and Art. Super¥ Music,with three celebrated Soloists. Adults,.25.cents; children, 15 cents. ACADEMY OF MUSIC, ‘Wost Sido, Halsted-st., near Medison. Everyvening and Matinees this week, DOOLEY and, ss GALE gost BROS., BRACE Ganraxp, AS, GLIDDEX, itn tieie Gee Guedaen E. T. Goodrieh, Geo. Learock, ass Georgia Tyler, “GRIZZLY ‘ADAMS. 2 Admisston—15, 25, 35 anid 50. HAIRBANK HALL. FRENCH LECTURES By L. SAUVEUR, Ph.D., LL.D. Thursday, Oct. 7---QEORGE SAND.. ‘Tickets at the ball.” - Seo Bavegtlons! Cotamn.) ~ BRAND’S HALL, North Clark-st.. corner Erte, THIS AFTERNOON 3 IN AT 3 O'CLOCK, GRAND CONCERT BE VHB CELEBRATED LIESEGANG- ORCHESTRA, “Assisted by the following Soloists: Sic. Liberati Cor- tet; Helmendabl, Violin; Lefebre, ‘Saxophone; Zel- ne. ler, Trombo! Advalssion, 25 Conta. NORTH SJE TURNER HALL, _SundaysAfternoon, 3 p. my {GRAND SCRED CONCERT |. Given BY THE CHICAGO ORCHESTRA, ‘Under the direction of Prof. A. ROSENBECKER, Aasstetoo, 15 Cents. pa O1 of thi ego eprohestre, 13 East Ran- adighses ‘Kingsbury Teas IN FRENCH (After Dr. Lefauveur’s Method). Prof. L. eyed CAPELLIER. Noon pnd Even at the Chicazu Athe- Fae st Side Aeadew ae ee ce wa orbidde pecial atindagclias will meet fromd0 to.2am. Asraciel Books used are Dr. Sauveur's Works. ire a oe so gi. EDOUARD GapEcen Deardorasst.__ BUTLER CHAPTER 1 PLEASURE CLUB thele Seatharty of the winter series Wednos- Jie ronime ger’ we Uwsley's Hall, cormer Madi- ing Mr. McCullough’s En-|7— oy and pas hi iiss Sage McCall will favor the audience witt sy choice selections in reading. irs. Ashton mo sina a a gew Sororite Selections, I ’clocl lant al Literary Music by Bitsserald’s Purlor Orehestre: HOOLEY’S THEATRE.. NIGH! ‘HE SPLENDID BURLESQUE, TO-NIGDS Fe 2 INSON CLUSO) i8s0—SIXTHEN PAGES. | Betcost ae AMUSEMENTS. | McVICKER’S THEAT3E, B95G GF G9 4G THE VAST CHANCE! fo witness the Great Comic Actor, DENMAN. THOMPSON! In bis able characterization of JOSHUA WHITCOMB Will be during the presont, areck ‘Those who have For the Crowd ‘to Abate Must now furry up and secure their seats for the Last Eight Perforin- ances, or wait till next year to see ONCLE JOSH. HE WILL APPEAR THIS WEEK ONLY . EVERY NICHT, Wednesday and Saturday Matinees. The 200th Representation In the city 9 of Chicaco sions of of the Great - rio-Comic Dra J oshua ‘Whitcomb WHi take place _ Wednesday, Oct. 6, When a BEAUTIFUL SOUVENIR will be Fiatince and Right asla remembrancer of the fe happy I hours passed with Waele) Josh REMEMBER : “Fy ena ret eseen! DENMAN THOMPSON as UNCLE JOSH You havo missed that which tends to make you feel bapylerand bettor, Itismore than a play; Ses slm- jg, honest nature. P'Seats can now be socured for any night, Wednesday or Saturday Afatinee. OUR HEXT ATTRAGTION—Honday, Ott Il, Miss Mary Anderson! Who will appear during the week in “‘ RO- MEO AND JULIET,” % INGOMAR,” and “LOVE.” Seats can now be secured. “By ELISON, ELERSHEGT ¢ G@~ 4 General Auctioneers, Shand 8 Randal? Bi OIL PARTING ‘The SALE of the CHOICE Con, : 20 US BY Chg TION conten, New York Art Calley ‘Will be continued this week at the store OL East Washington, _ Near Dearborn, Commencing Monday, Oct. 4, at 10:30 2 m & 23 nf | a Shae dally at'same Bours Note for BE Ss son opening Sale we hay, ‘ber of choles Gems of Art. Auend the opentar FLBRSHEIM 6 00, ductus ae : Pawmbroker’s Sal ‘Tuesday, Oct. 5, z 5, at 10a, m, Wo sell at our store, for secount of A. Golda A Large and Valuable Cole Gold and Silver Watches Fine Diamonds, Rich Jewelry, Sitter and Plated Ware, Guns, Pistols” Opera Glasses, ete., ete, For our Wednesday's Sak At Popular Auction = New and Second-hand FURNITURE: CARPETS, 150 pair Blankets, 100 Comfoi 6 br and Heating Stores, Chrome ea Plated Ware, General Mer-- chandise, ete., ete, ELISON, FLERSHEDE £ C0. Auctoveers, Siand% Randolohe | Be HAVERLY’S THEATRE. J. H, HAVERLY... id + -seveercManaer 8nd Proprietor, THIS SUNDAY Y EVENING, OCT. 3, EXTRA! ‘ME. HAVERLY with pleasure snnounces having arranged to bring au fenzagement of the popular and favorite RICHS Surprise Party! /- To a briliant termination with the performance THIS EVENING of the Great Musical Extravaganza, Horrors! INTRODUCING ALL THE CHARACTERS IN NEW IMPERSONATIONS AND HIRTHLPROVOKING SITUATIONS. The Moving Ship Scene, BEAUTIFUL MUSIC, NEW HORRORS, &c., &c. 97 Seats should be secured early in the day to avoid the crowd at night. Carriages at HOOLEY’S THE. THEATRE. Special Performance this Sunday ‘prening, gud Tact Appearance this season in Chicago o! Dalziel-Lingard Onera Barlesque. Co., ‘Who will appear in the Superb Burlesque in 2 Acts, ROBINSON CRUSOE, With all the Original Costumes, Scenery, and BMusio. GRAND OPERA-HOUSE. Ciark-st., opposite ntw Court-House. Every Night This Week and Matinees, Thos. W. Keene! HOOLEY’S THEATRE. .TO-NIGHT—THE GRAND BURLE! «_ROBLNSON tego. sashes MR. AND MRS. BOURNIQUE’S | Schools for Dancing. West Side—Natatorium, 5 and 506 West Madison-1 South Side—15 Twenty-fourth-st, near Indianawys OPEN FOR THE SEASON. For particulars send for catalogue. HOOLEY'S THEATRE, EXTRA. WANTED—10 Young Men not less inches in hight, und between 2 and Se yore or sect ae onate Roman Soldiers, Arpl rts st . ora: ANpIY at stage door of ers Beotey's Theatre to. Costumes furnished, 7s - OREENERTS ene wes First Annual Ball iven by the Sisters of Charity (of th Will take place Sunday Bvenine Oc geee HOOLEY’S THEATRE, ‘To-Night-DALZIET-LINGARD Bi JOBINSON CRUSO SCTE CO. CARPETS. SPALL BARGAINS Carne Tapestry Brussels, - - - 85¢, All-Wool Ingrains at 65, 75, 85¢ Good 2-Ply at 35, 40, 50e. 500 Rolls China Mattings, White. Red Check, and Fancy, at 25 per cent below ‘regular prices, PARDRIDCES’ ‘114. & 116 State-st. ELOCUTIONIST. WALTER C. LYMAN, Elocationlst, Room 30 Central Musle-Han. , A.J. CUTLER, Manager. tustructions Monday evenings at § o'clock. | | CROCKERY, GLASSWARE E ‘ware, Table, ete.; 500 Lamps, .Never experienced anything to eq! By GEO. P. GORE & C0, 24 and 216 Madison-st Aut Large Cal re BOOTS, SHOES, and RUBBERY WILL BE MADE " WEDNESDAY, oct. AT 9:30 A. M. PROMPT, AT R14 & L1G Madison-st All coods guaranteed to be regular indm and not damaged onless sold as such, Any retailer of good Tepute can have hia goods bome, to be pald for when examined and ‘Tounk they ‘will be, correct. GEO. P. GORE & CO., ‘Auetioneen: Thursday, Oct. 7, at 9:30 a. my REGULAR WEEKLY SALE OF CROCKERY AND GLASSWARE We shall sell e large stock of W. Gu Fy Porcelain Ware, s good assortment of ps, 1 p Gi &e, A Line of Decorated Chamber Goods packed f for Country Merchants. BO. P. GORE & CO. Anctionest POMEROY & CO., Auctioneers & Manufacturers’ Ageti 78 & 80 RANDOLPH-ST., Hold Regular Sales of : Furniture and Household Good Every Tuesday and Friday. MONDAY MORNING AT 10 A. Mie Ai 578 State-st. (near Twelfth), ‘We will sell Entire Qutfitof First-Class Lami the “Albaxg! TT EROY & 00 In complete working order, and Laundry.” Suto positive. N & SON! cB HENRY SRUEDIAS Sastaane “OUR TRADE SALE OF . AND LAMPS, . Wednesday, Oct. 6, [0 a.m Will comprise an Elegant Assortment of --/ White Granite’ Ware, (.-0., Rock. & Yelow Wate - Cc. C.. ssleaata ek, Gat spe ores 3 ats? Saar Se ; Phiereaae Bete iolles Sota Goods packed by oxporionced Paces. Ga X ods Sold af FARE F FHEDMAN & S053. ° : By CHICAGO AUCTION & STORAGE! General Anctioneors, 16 Lak Free Auctloa Sale of NEW FURNITURE, ETC? 150 Carpets of 20, 25, #0, and 50 yards ench. Monday Morning, Oct. 4, nt 10 sone At 105 Lake-st., between Doarborn und Cian Pa FA oe Ee eee RACE CD, og Z WM. 8. GOLSEN, Pres. WM, A. BUTTERS, z FOUND. GORDON'S | Tense Furniture Estblshaa 202, 204, 206 Randolph- Bale Building, just west Fifth-a¥% A Magnificent Assortment of i Tapestry & Ingrall CARPETS, . SPLENDID PATTERNS. COME AN? : SEE THEM. : Chamber and Parlor Suis. Marble and Wood Top Centre Tab Mantel and Pier Mirrors, Desks and Bookcases, Parlor and Gook Stoves, Ranges, Hall Trees, &., &t., ~ ALL SOLD FOR CASH 08 EASY PAYMENTS. Our great rush of trade still cont hei since commencing business. We stv, “please, and our large and extensive age testifies to our success.