Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, October 24, 1880, Page 16

16 THE CHICAGO TRIBUNE SUNDAY, OCTOBER 24 2 1880. AUCTION SALES, R E A I gan avenue, northwest corner of Fort; ea . SS PPS RIOD ESTATE 5000 MWVICKER’S THEATRE. HAVERLY’S THEATRE. BY POMEROY & co, {mprovement in Real Estate in the Leading Cities, Auction of the Third National’s Real Estate—Sales of Business Property, 7-000, The follo instruments were filed for reo- ord Saturday Gor on Se edie’ CITY PROPERTY. = ‘on Horn st, 216 ft e of Wood, a f, 2x) Gated. Sept’ i> (tho Se: Tauasiue’ Collen t6 Jan Kerabek) jod, 8 f. H4x155 ft, dat- Von Horn st, 2 ft 6 of Wo S ir Bt, § W Cor 0! ink, © f, x1UT ft, toes (tobert A. Waller to Milton C. Light~ ‘West Eighteenth st, liv ftw ot Fisk, nt, Tt, improved, dated Oct. 23 (Martin W S fin of iiscrison, wi, Gixisl gated Uct.23 (Geurge L. Congdon ‘Thompsa EACO N COMMENCING MONDAY, ‘OcT. 25. GRAND OPERA HOUSE. ONE WEEK ONLY." & “THR APEX OF AMUSEMENT REACTED ! COMMENCING MONDAY EVENING, OCT. 25, For One Week Only. In the most laughable of Extravazanzas, J, H. HAVERBLY. WC. WMilchel’sPlewuee Party) gts iste * Gers und Jobn MeCultoi ..Proprietor and Manager. This Sunday Night, LAST NIGHT IN THIS THEATRE ! Last Night in This City! WOTICE. ‘They have drawn the Largest Andiences ret ‘upera— ‘Mins:rels, ce e ttaveriy's | Maste POMEROY & Co Nos. 78 & 80 Randolph-st, THE AUCTIONEERS OF GHicgey Hold Regular Sales of all descriptions og HOUSEHOLD GOODS Tuesday & Friday of Bach Weok 2,500 - deew sigwell ste 1 Bs —— a ' Ubis Caunpany execedts mal the number of peu 4 :, : we of Charles wy A pl not only clean: - -~ ig pie attracted to this ‘Theatre a we Heavy Transaction in Residence cointiias § hreitert = ia and gee an tne, Due N= a ita ealthy, elean.and 4 ienton Wout or subi, R 4 inal st, 3 $01 ‘est Six ninely Christtau iy ny “ 4 —Princi nf d, dated Uet. 22 (V painely Christian. ty chuot children might. bo : E Property—Principal Sales iocekione seiner. acre sone ia BY fazen ty see und be all te Ancite Orcburd st, H4Sig ft n of Will such a play as Deacon better for Ae ie a pere - s as of 1.2 Week. fomrored, dated Gee 2 (licbacl Jobst tS 5 Ernvert le"one of the |B every eng, will ike © Teas 5 Entire Stock of a Manuf f Fs jesenDReCk?...-. Ss E s 4 Tompuine st between. Paik and Tavior, XS fur of the theatre. ts not | ° ae-many Indies, will £0 10 Or, Fun on the Rhine! Last Ch: to See Them! ac ler Hr funprored, aaied Sent 21 Ciemes ¥ 7,500 eee Ue aad: y{women “ole a debut of By Mr. Wm. Gi. ‘as ance : To close partnership, at OURSTORES, ! ii S o Rebecca A. Barclas).. f mostuf u: = rf : Mr. Wm, Z x, are en Tue oe Warren Jar, it fw of Siaunjon st af xis . felined to, think ithe eran for wricng “dase Ainidice' aa ‘ This Sunday Night, Oct. 24, Nos. 78 & 80 Randolph.st,, est Park and South Par! Smith). ear - 0 Tonry Ward Beecher and |> One Day—Jennig June | | “It is similar in general design to the ‘Trouba- . ve ole? " t Seen tush and Pine. sf xixi08 fi s DD. & in Baltimore American. | dours,’ but is more witty. und lies in a higher piane.”— ¥ ! q ohtt ! i : % Boulevards. al ne aii HEGHN gd ig FSCS He juymun Abbott, SOY ietnid. Jano Ys BS Last Night! Last Night! Last Night! | WEDNESDAY, Oct. 27, at 10 o'doek, to Franklin #. Foster. wereresiecessss | 9,000 | Of en Magintes's| . “Deacon Crankett” will £ OF In this sate will be founa all New, Frosh SOUTH OF CITY LIMITS, aN A RADIUS OF | “Deacon.” the New York] ave many imitators, for }. ‘THE COMPANY: Goods, and of Latest Stylos, consisting oe eee Y SEVEN MILES OF THE COURT-NOUSE. Herald says: “iio ts uot it practically is the start of| } Flush" Velvet, ftich Delaines, I aU REAL ESTATE GAINING. eee ea tee s, Kaw SUE, Hindont Barney st, 3S ftw of Stewartav,s f, 50x121 ft, the sneaking, mean doa- wpew schoo 1 of comedy] HAVERLY'S GENUINE A stendy improvement in real estate is now to SJdei19 Witham Saucon te the Rest Nox con that even Mr.Finbber- THOR OF onthe American stages y WN. xa le age, ote ten ae De eee eet ya eecceat ay! S| meme emmral co parseautimesh rome (NG 1108S SASL TE, SEN i . country. Sales are inereasing in number, and | MIGHTY?" atteg Oct. al (George F. Williaa Sovinl ‘fellow, win -oes| 66 $ 0) good. Be. Habberton'a| ‘ornet Virtuoso. é OC} Ud values are rising. Capitalists are buying all the | to Xavier L. Ola). «. ae About radiatthg kindness ( (IN Ht 18, pity a, {horoushly anor : BLANCHE CORRELLL ! le improved property that cag be hnd at prices | ‘The following is the total amount of olty and | 284 Rood will to every: * | and"disproves the user: NUOPSCS le Leadiie Soprane, | i ins fe § Also, an elegant line of which yield a fuir income, and aro buying, ag subarban Tociers pitas iy cadies of aeren. gharactor, around “which Hon 40 often made. that : 1g Sop: re a Pp ATE NT R oO Cc K Nell. property to build on, The guins we bave | Tig “the weok ending Saturday Oct oi Cliy | Matera eS is aa Gia bo written. -Uramatiy| Mr. WILLIAM GILL, . ‘ni . “PTITITY ERS ‘been able to report in Chicago real’ estate are | —Sales, 114; consideration, Chante Nast ot clean-cut as acamed.”” News. ds (Character Comedian), THE GREAT MINSTREL CARNIVAL! In all the latest style of material and frame, observed everywhere else. Points as far apart | city limits—Sales, 9; consideration, $30.44. ‘Tho Indies, particularity, As sweet as the wild) Author of “Torrors." Babes in the Wood,” “ Magi < ' South of eity limits—Sales, 18: consideration, dered n vordich. and 1b hat grow tira Ne or of * Torrors. es in the Wood" “Maso } 3900 PERFORMERS, 100 K o Li ow Conic m8 Ban Praielaon sal the seine Fede of ay lms” Son tt consti ranted iaeg ane rating uname | SOVON" eH The ei aciaatol stern Pot git lee ge legant Leunges, San Francisco capitalists are making ex- tensive purchases. Adolph Sutro is prominent among the hea buyers. There is in —_—— Agere iD es = 5 Sin Franeisen, as it. Chicago, an in| | BOULEVARDS AND STREETS. 2 ees pean eoarmeed aes eae tne teeta sea Mr. WILLIAM FORRESTER, |2 ‘troupes of Jawbone Choristers 2 * retty novel with the fair which alinost solely ALL LIN THEIR POMEROY &CO.. Auctioneers, creased demand for dwellings, and ex- tensive building enterprises to meet this want are in progress.. At New York, as Is natural, the prosperity of the real-estate mar- Ket ig more pronounced than elsewhere. New York has many old fortuges, which are continu- ally putting their surplus income back into real estate, which cannot be watered, nor confiscated by Directors, nor stolen. In New York, during the last year. there have been very few fur- nished or unfurnished houses to let,—fewer this fallthanat sny corresponding season for ten yeurs back. The fuct is, people can afford to live in their own houses as things are now. Property in general, too, is held :much firmer Uhan ithas been at any time in the lust six cars. There is a great demand for property. Sire hove ane being built, Never in uny year Before hive so_oiny buildings gone up in New York City.—good’ buildings, that bring high prives and high rents. The dealers declare that siuce list year there has been a constant rise, and property has almost doubled in value within the lnst sixteen months. A great deal of prop- is building. There is no difiiculty in get- Uz purchasers, for lots and houses are sold as Buon us they are finisbed. in Hurlem and York- ville you can hardly tinda block in which houses ure not going up. ‘There is scarcely a vacant square east of Third xvenue in which property: fs not building. Capital is now willing to help Juilders ton remarkable degree. Plans are now being made in Chicago for an unusual amount of building next year. The transformation cence now in progress on Wabish avenue, on North State street, and on West Madison street 4s 2 foretaste of the activity to be expected next. seunon. The city is now crowded. People are coming in trom all quarters to live here and engage in business. A gentleman who adver- lised a tat to rent states that four of the seven applicants who responded were business men in ewualler cities about Chicago who bad deter- mined to move into Chicago. where they could do all they did in their towns, and a good deal more. His experience fs that of every one who has had stores or dweilings to rent. Our borels ure overflowing, and plans are already being dis- cussed for the erection of more of the monster exravansaries. Chicao could easily support more than one of the family hotels which have become so popular in Baston, New York, and other Eustern cities. The fate oiticial publica- tion of the pupulation of Chicazo, 503053, shows that since 387) the number of_in- babitants has more than'doubled. Hyde Park bas done_ still better, having increased from 86H in 160 to 15.716 in 188. There ig’ every Teason to believe that this rate of increase will be exceeded in the next decade, and thut in 1890 Chicago will have more than 1,000.0) inhabitants. The last ten yours huve been yeurs of calamity for Chicago: tire and panic are not likely to ré- peat themscives, und cupital is consequently Deginning to tiow into Chicago property with snore contidence than at any previous time. SALES OF TORE WEEK. ‘The event of the week was the auction sale of property of the Third‘ National Bank. Tho principal piece offered was tho well-known site pf the Hyde Park Hotel. This property com- prises three and one-third acres, for which bur £15,000 was offered at the auction sale of Aug. U1, 1879, which the Controller set aside. At the sale Inst Wednesday it brought $12,000. The bidder of $13,000 inst August raised his offer this time to $22,000. The purchaser. was Mr. P. HR. Chandler, who acted as the agent of an Eastern cxpitalist, who will build 2. first- class hotel on the property. The Receiver of the bank, Mr. Huntington W. Jackson, next of- fered the triangular plat located on the south- Past corner of Prairie and Cottage Grove ave- nues and Twenty-third street, being fifty fect ‘-third and 135 on Cottage Grove, with story frame and brick basement dwelling. This wus sold to Mr. Pearee for $%,200. The house and lot 1914 Wabash avenue, 27 3-122163%j, wus bouzht by the same gentleman at $9,250. ‘The vroperty No. 2119 Indiana avenue.-50x!73!5, Wus sold to Mr, Pearce for $7,959. The total re- ceipts of the sale were $55,500. The sale will be approved Nov.1 by Sudgé Blodgett, if no one Bhuws cuuse to the contrurs. A strong demand exists for investment prop- trty, Mr. Charles B. Farwell bas.sold to Mr. Archibald Fisber bis sture on Monroe street near Franklin. adjoining the King-Williams C.Clarke has purchased of the Nor- cross heirs, for 19,00), the other undivided half of No. 114 Kuundolph street. The premises are 3) t on soutn side of the street, und 130 feet. Salle’ street, on which isa tive-story eincat stone-front building, 30x165 fect, erveted in 1Ss8.at a cost of nbout E2400, J.B. Lyon bas bought 200 feet on East Twelfth ‘ronting the river and Stowell slip, and to tuild. in connection with George A. ns, Whu owns the adjoining 200 feet, un or of xbont 1,000,000 bushels capacity, with attached for drying corn. denve broperty’ that can be brought into y use is in demand. A sale was negotiated t week of GW fect on Prairie avenue, in beth geen se mer aco street, and of ¥ feet on Indinna avenue, in the same vicinit, ull nt $50.2 foot, 2 feet ‘Thomas & Bragg have sold to George ML. Pull- min If? feet_on Calumet avenue, 10 feet south of Eighteenth street, at $200 n foot. Alot with 52 feet frontage. at the north- erst corner of Michigan avenue and Thir- ty-fifth street, that was sold last February for 2 a Toot, bas been resold for £8 a foot. George Watson Sinith sold for Witliam G. Wil- eon, President of the Wilson Sewing-Muchine Company, the latter's residence, No. 2012 Prairi avenue to Max Hothschild, of the firm of E otse ild & Bros., 8: Wabash avenue, for §44,- Enion Club i still negotiating for the Ogden place on Dearborn ayenne, where it now basits quarters. The trustee of the property, Mr. Jumes H. Norton, has agreed to let the Club buve the east 217% feet of the property for $9, Un cash. The Directors of the Club havereeom- led the purchuse of the property: Joseph B. Chandler and Mesers. Garnett & Wirt Dexter farty- res in Sec. WW. 37, 14, for $30 an acre axes of 188, This ‘Hes on the easters of Lake Calumet, oppusit Pullman. Mr. B. P. Hutchinson leased his new two- and basement stone-front building now in f erection at Nos. 47 and 49 Fifth avenue n & Revell, who also occupy the and 53, the whole to be thrown into ‘Thomasson have sold to Mr. seven a In the rales of the week were 35; West Indinua street. east of Ada, $3," Wx120y on West Huron street, west of Paulina, 330.0: on_ eck court, west of, Wabash 50x35l_ on North “La Salle t. southwest corner of Schiller, 37.U0); 14 Randoiph street, $19,000: 9x60 on Clinton, north of Van Buren, with 50x16) adjoining on Canal, AO): Wx160 on C: North of Van UW: 4 172-1000 xe on Sulzer stree st corner of Shellicld avenue, $4.17: . an Loomis, sonth of Plum, avenue, south of a North Throop, nora 3300 50x10: on Weatworth . Southeast corner of Thirty-first, $3.55 improve: on Johnson place, southwest ‘Thaty-curhth street, 5,5; 669 West 9x61 on Micbigan Ub, orner of Fortieth street, $20,000; 2x ed, on We Polk, cast of Irving plaice. 355 North La Satle, north- corner of Goethe, $1500; 26x42, improved, roveland Park avenue, south of Thirticth 5 25x10, unimprov West 3 4 North n Calumet avenue, avet, $6,001; Nx133 on tof Western avenue, 27.00; 113, improved. on ‘Twentr-elghth steer, wear Michigan avenue, $4,9; Sixi6! on Michi- SUKI. ation, $2.150. Total sales, 144. Total considera- on, $728,863. fof the drama. Uno would almost be led tw bollerve thut the author of “Stel Uh. Bon Magialey A Jes, Wheelock and pret wholesomeness Havor refreshes the pul- ‘whe very the The paving of the Wicbigan avenue boule- vard and of that part of Thirty-fifth strect to connect it with the Grand boulevard has at last been decided on. At thelr meeting on Friday the South Park Board adopted the ordinances prescribing what kind of pavement should be used, and how it should be laid. There is to be in the middle of the boulevard a driveway, THE DEACON. | A A Bex. appealed to tt agate | | ; for approval. tis an une. “Ih TILATCHRR, doubjed xwecess, and’ |’ * farce eccupy, the American stage of to-day. *Deucon Crankett” won every fins struck mw svmpathet- [ beart in the audlence, und ic chord.—New York ‘el - ]witl live tor years to come. jexram, J—truuk. 2 . Deacoh Crankett fs an} Itis as pore in sentiment! old fellow whom all wom-| as the atimosphere of a] ight summer day, 2s} en must admire for his} \ fifty feet wide, of macadum, deep, overlaid by six inches of clear snverenis everstody, has a © vanitgravel, each course to be wet, | for vevery NAoae SO and rolied as laid. This macadam is to be made of broken limestone, twelve inches There isto beon each side of the macadama roadway ot stone, like the . pointed tn its teachings as the utterances - uf “the church itself, und yet it Produeed Beautifully. homelike, natural beauty| about ft. that wins the heart und brings? Judes ment to Its knecs.—st, good nature und forbenr- ve! He Is n Sine religious man,with a3 deal of common human ance! natare in him, und fy an- gelicin bis demesnor 10- wards a cross und snap-| pish old wire, Ay en . He knows] that no other mn dn the| world could Ib ive pence- sLiquisitely Rendered, Belgian pavement, eight feet wide. On the west side of Michigan avenue sidewalks are to be Laid along the lot-lines, eight feet wide. On the eastera side of the avenue tho sidewalk will be of asphalt, fifteen feet wide. The ordinance provides for the planting of trees not more than. fifty feet apart. The crossings, curbstones, cutch-basins, manholes, etc., are all provided for. Thirty-fifth street is tu buve no tree-plunt- ing, but in other respucts will be the same as the rest of the boulevard. The cost of alt these im- Provements is to be paid by special assessments on the abutting property. ‘The West Park Board have recommended that the boulevard connect the West Parks with the South Park. The central route, cum- meneing at 4 point near the centre of the south end of Douglas Purk, runs thence due south to a point north of and adjacent to Thirty-tirst street, and thence east, north of, and adjacent to that street to 2 puiat immediately west of and adjacent to’ Western avenue, and thence south to connect with .the South Park boulevard. This boulevard will run through some city property at the House of Correction. which the city is to be asked to cede to the Park Commis- sioners. All that will be necded besides this boulevard to complete the chain of boulevards forty miles foug encircling the city will be cou- nection with Lineoin Park. The boulevard de- scribed above will open a large tract of territory now inaccessible by uny graded street. e Common Council have rejected the ordi- nance reported by the West Divison Com mittee on Streets and Alieys to repeal the ordinance for opening Artesiun avenue, Maplewood avenue, and Seymour street. Curroll avenue propertr-owners are petition- ing the Common Council€for side approaches Tron that strect to the Sangamon street viaduct. An experimental elevated railroad is to be built in Dearborn Park, permission for that pur- pose having been given by the city authorities. It will be put up by the Leavitt Elevated Railroad Company. The tracks are to be clevated to the bignt of eighteen feet, supported by iron columms, aud the cars run on the top for rapid transit, while others, going more slowly, are to be suspended by braces about midway and putted stong by wire cables. ‘The W est Side Street Railway bas been given by the Common Council contro! of Luke street for all street railway purposes from Union Park over the bridge to Michigan avenue, and from the present terminus of the Company's trucks at Rockwell street in and along Lake street -to Central Park; andof Milwaukee avenue from the present tracks at the intersection of Clinton sireetto Luke street, toa connection with the West Lake street tracks. , Mayor Hurrison hus not vet made public _his intentions with regard to Signing the Dill. East Lake street property~ owners ure bitterly opposed to a railroad on that street. ‘The Council Committee on Railroads have concurred In the petition of the several lines of street railways asking permission to pave their tra with cobble-stones. It 1s stipulated, however, that ibe work be performed under the ervision of the Depurtmentof Public Works. ‘he West Madison stroet property-owners are protesting aginst the frauds being committed in the laying of the pavement on that street. They nllere that Inspector Dewey was removed from the street because he did uot favor the cuntractors, and objected to fueflicient work. Gentlemen who bad wnited on Superintendent Fogurty got no satisfaction from him. Cedar blocks that were rotten were said to have been rejected only when objected to by some owner on whose frontage they were laid, and tho samo. blocks were put down on another part of the en no one was watching. Itis said the it of Loomis is paved almost entirely with these worthless blocks. Legal measures are to be taken to prevent the contractors from reveiviug their pay. Th rei: Sireet viaduct is to cost $106,000. ity Engineer bas apportioned the cost be ‘ween the various raliroads as follows: Chicago, Burlington & Quincy, 39,81; Pittsburg & Fort Wayne, 35,555; and Chicego & Alton, $30,229. The cost of the approach is to be divided ‘be- tween the railruads und tho city; the former will pay $20,355, and the latter $28,991. ‘The uppor- Uonment will have to be approved by the Kail- road Companies interested before the contract for the work is let. Calumet avenue, between Twenty-tirst and Twenty-sccund streets, is to be paved by private contract. BUILDING. Building is becoming less _uctive a3 winter ap- proaches. but the Building Department issued permits list week for elghty-two new structures, ‘Wo cost $176.00, In tho building permits of the week were those to August Mueller, to erect 2 two-story store and dwelling, No. 20 Division street, to cost $2,800; one to Jumes P. Gore, to erect a two- story dwelling, Michigan avenue, nenr Twenty- sixth street, to cost. $30,000; one to E. Utrici, to erect a-two-story dwelling, Elm street, near Wells, to cost $1,500; one to W. B. Ely, to erect a three-story store and dwelling, Ni ibs Wells Street, t0 Cost 85,000; one to George Stevenson, to erect a two-story store and dwelling. No. 77 Thirty-tifth strect, to cost $3,0W; one to H. 3. to erect a one-story barn. corner of rd street and Cottage Grove avenue, $83.00; to Auguest Juergeus. to erect a two-story dweling, No. 43: Superior street, 10 om me toCharles Conper, to erect 2 two- welling, corner of Tolman and Fulton to cost $1200; one to the West vision Kailway Company, to ereet a bluck- smith shop, corner of Stauton and Washington streets, to cost $4,000; two te the City of Chicago €S,—one to be located at the corner of Thirty-seventh and Wallace streets, and tho other at the corner of Franklin and Huron streets.—to cost $35,000; Birs. Esty, two- story building at No. 75 Lincoln avenue, $3,000; to HL. Sievers to erect a four-story dwelling and 47 Milwaukee avenue, to cost $5.00; Schubert, tu erecta two-story dwel Wentworth avenue, to cost $3,000: liam Wolfe, to erect a tivo-story dwell- x. Twentieth street, near Pnulinn, to cost S30; one to T. B. McDonald, to ercet a two- story barn, corner Winchester avenue ana Mon- Tue street, w vost $1,000: and one to ‘Pheodore Freemun to erect a two-story dwelling, No. 729 Sedewick street, to cost $10.00: to T. Moore, to ereet a two-story dwelling, Portland avenue, hear Thirty-tifth street, to cost S100; one to Cornelius Sheaty, to erect x one-story dwelling, Emerald avenue, near Murray street, to cost #00; and one to Caurles Stein, to erect a one- Story store, No. 2457 State street, to cost $30. THE THREE STATESMEN. ENGLISH—WENDRICKS—M'DONALD—OCT. 12. Three statesmen sut eiphering ont in the West— Out in the West when the votes wat downs Each thought of the ticket that loved him best And the sure returns of their Hoosier town ‘With their harbored “ bur'l" unopened.” . ‘Three watchmen sat up in their East And they groomed their steed aud. they rubbed ren him weenie bi ni they d--——d the telegrams hour by ho: For each new proof of thelr hopes: tone irda, «And the harbored bar'l unopened, Three corpses Ify out on the Western sands In bee morning gleam when the tide went jown: Rpree wateners, are weeping and wringing their an G'er the suicide verdict the Coroner fj And the bar'l is still unopened.» OU a ‘Try the Shakers’ Sursaparills- ees Louts Globe-Demucrat. Republican, ably with her.—St Louis| The Latest New York Success, UNION SQUARE THEATRE. Monday, Nov. 1--AGNES ROBERTSON (Mrs. Dion Boucicault), supported by Mr. Chas. 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SCO, SPRAGUE, WARNER & CO. ie ne Hever ‘Yoln fork und Rye is a n TROPIC-FRUIT LAXATIVE AN AGREEABLE SUBSTITUTE FOR PILLS, DRASTICS, AND NOXIOUS PURGATIVES, FOR THE Cure of CONSTIPATION, and all disorders arising from an obstructed state of the system. One Lozenge is the usual, taken (Dissolve — slowly “in the like fruit or a confec. tion.) dose, at mouth, bed-time. Tropic-Fruir L Is sold by Drugeists and Chemists every-where. Price, Sixty Cents per box. Each genwne box bears the private Government stamp, trade- TROPIC FRUIT LAXATIVE. A to be or eat “Confection of the pre muer . Class, Pure, and Free from Mercury, Drastic, or any Prepa- ration theréof. AXATIVE Medico-Fruit warranted Mineral, Miss ELINOR DEERING, Mr. FRANCIS WILSON, : Miss EMMA CARSON. Mr. FRED PERKINS, Musical Director. What is Claimed for “ Our Goblins”: Ortzinalltst Wit! Coherence! ‘This Company curries a complete Set of Scenery! View of an Old Castle on the Rhine! Elexunt Dressing! Superb Scenic Effects! :. The Absolute Ketinement of Wit and Jollity! -New Work’a Verdict Indorsed Throurhout America! “With the gentieman in the play we exciatm, that ‘we do not hesitate to sty, and we sny it boldly,’ that ‘Our Goblins’ ty the funniest and most skillfully con- structed of all the pleees or extrayazanzas tut have J. been presented tu a New York undience during the year.”—N. ¥. Eventing legram, July, 1350. 4 WEDNESDAY aiinees AD | SATURDAY. Monday, Nov. 1--Mr. & Mrs. GEO. | SS KNIGHT, Supported by their own Dramatic Company, in OTTO: A GERMAN. HOOLEY’S THEATRE, Go see the Wonderful GARRETTAS at Hooley’s this Sunday evening. Their last appearance. HOOLEY’S THEATRE. RM, HOOLEY. Manager Week Commencing Oct. 25. | 1 You are Silent! Youcannot Answer, Enough! A Campaign of Fun! A Kaleldoscope of Humor ! An Epitome of 3irth and Melody t THE HARRISON lusieal Conedy Co, In B. E, WOOLF'S Successful Eccentric Musical Re ™M DOUBLE BILL OF ATTRACTIONS, CGULICK- ‘Mr. OSCAR MAITLAND, gentleman of grace Prot, Leroy Day, absorbed in fature possibil Mr, De Miss Sophia Dey, who fuments the realism of of renown. iss Marion Deminz Nettie, the house ‘servant, ready to meet Jo- sep half wuy.... -Miss Fanny Monteastle 4 Companies of Shouters 4 THIS SUNDAY NICHT, For the Last Time: HAVERLY’S THEATRE, |. EL MAVERLY... Munager and Proprietor. Monday Night, Oct. 25, FOR ONE WEEK, LAISDELL Guaranteed Attraction, No. 4 THE EMINENT COMEDIAN, MR. HN DILLAN! in his New and Extremely Lauzhable Comedy, in hree Acts, of ‘I! eciric Light! By Mr. J. B. Runnion, WITH THE FOLLOWING CAST: und amlability unxious tO evlebrate his aise rehday ina becoming and protiinbie mun= fi Mtr SUS DELON » who jos. P. Keefe died a new bealth-lt tes of electricity......... Sir. 1. N. Beers Witt Day, a young man devoted Mr, Jus. A. Devlin Bhuto und his teuchings, joseph, 0 house servant convivial propensities. Miss Ella Woodiand, a iss Laura Wallace i aa ..-Miss Elia Wren jongs to convert rotmanc . “hiss Havents Blair and ex-artist PHOTOS! Leavit HOOLEY’S THEATRE, This (Sunday) evening last appearance of itt’s Gigantic Vaudeville and Spectalty Comp’y, A congress of tulent nnequaled in the profession ‘Thoroughly Itemodeled and Reconstructed. New Musical Selections, Original Humorous Effects, New Mimeiic Delineations, Portrayed by a coterte of Legitimate Artists, EQUALED BY NON SUPERIOR 'TU ANY! “YOU ARE SILENT! YOU CANNOT ANSWER, ENOUGH!” HISS ALICE HARRISON, 9 Every night during the week, nnd Matinges Wednes- day Saturd: Su ONE WEE First_Appearance tn_ this cl Sensa th And Mer Fierce: Arnb Steed, LIGHTNING, Supported by the talented actor, O..B. Collins, and a Star Dramatic Compang, including ‘Farner, Polly Booth, Lizzie Inzalts, Amelin Watts, Minnie Alien, ete., ct Grand Amzonian Mai SPRAGUE’S OLYMPIC THEATRE, Nionday, Oct. 25 ONLY. ity of the latest London Hundsymest Lady on the tthe Brilliant Actress, MAUD FORRESTER, Sensatk jon, the Who will appear In the beautiful 4-uct Melodrama entiiled MAZEPDP A, Or The Wid Horne of Tartary. Frank Foster, Li. znd 20 Beautiful Ladies Ina Le MR. LOGS HARRISON, Mr. R. GRAHAM, Miss CARRE ‘LS, Mr. W THOMPSON, Miss THERESE WOOD, Mr. HENRY WOOD, Miss GEO. GASTON. Harrigan and Hart’s New Musical Sketch, . 2d Degree Full Moon Union. GRAND SACRED CONCERT se om delpb-st., NORTH SLOE TURNER HALL. Sunday Afternoon, 3 p. m., GIVEN BY THE CITICAGO ORCHESTRA, ‘Under the direction of Prof. A. ROSENBECKER, Admixion, 135 Cents. ice of the Chicazo Orchestra, 13 East Ran- Kingsbury Block, Koou &. 1--The COMLEY-BARTAN COM~ in their New York and Boston sue- MONDAY, Ni EDY COMPAN cesses, LAWN TENNIS. by HOOLEYS THEATRE. ‘his (Sunday) evening, grand extra performance and fusewell mppearance of : apy eo Leavitt's Gizantle Vaudevitle Company. BS SPECIALLY SELECTED ARTISTS, 23 SPRAGUE’S OLYMPIC THEATRE, TO-DAY, SUNDAY, CGT. 24, LAST TIMES! MATINER AY 2:30, MIGHT AT 8, In all cl tirely forbidden. ‘Mrs. iutehinsen’ CLASSES IN FRENCH (After Dr, L. Sauveur’s Method). TER. leaxo Athe- ‘uvils can enter iat ony tae, mn Classes at the South Side Academy. S21 LY, lasses the use of the English Innguage 13 en- at £0) p.m, at A chase will b Monday (Oct. :%5), as Indinn:t av. oF The Gulick-Miaistell Guaranteed Atiraction No. ‘The Mit of the Season. Eversbody asks, What ts it? Well, tis cal ELOP-SCOTCHSs Or, ‘The Duke, the Dowaver, the Fenian, the German x f, ihe Two Maids of Honor, und the leajah, e. it ts Not a Plar—Has No Visible Plot—But Is -Shuply a Musical Oddity (whatever unt may ber. Come und see Ht, und you will smile, laugh, shout, und rou, Room 41, G9 Dearborn-st., Chicago. DANCING ACADENIES, WEST SIDE. Rooms, Parlors, and Supper Hvoms, with ‘perfect ar- rangements in regard to thurouzhness of adaptation: lume and perfeet dancing Moors, wen ventllated, and WORLD LYCEUM BUREAU, WILSON & THEARLE, Proprietors and Managers. BUURNQUES 506 Madison-st. SOUTH SIDE--128 Twenty-fourth-st. The above two Hlecant, Larve Hulls, Dressing- may be rented for Private, Chureb, und Club nrensunuble terms, Chiidren, and Gentlemen now ie. | ELOCUTION. mark, and signature of the sole proprietor. 2A Parle Plare Now Vork. CABINET CARDS, Guaranteed to be.as good as the best, 309 West Madison-s PHOTOS, = = $3.00 PER DOZ. treatment o! we PROFESSIONAL, DR. PEIRO, Devotas, 8s for years ‘past, exclusive attention to ‘3 CATARRH, -THROAT AND LUNG DISEASES. Oo! 's, S$ Madison-s . MeVicker's Luts yo etsonst (opp. Chicago. CHEE $150 PER DOZ. Hh ° + secund qui ELEC! x : SE Xs dst, Funston i exual Deullity = Cheever. Hlectric Belt. , ASclentitic appliance. wonderful In its effects in restor- disorder from any cau: information, address i RELT CO. 13 Washingwn-st, Chicago, Prive, 1.00; sanity, Sa Enerty Restored, Cured by te use of the For circu! CauevE Ls ~ SAMUEL KAYZER, T TEACHER OF ELOCUTION AND peers DANCING ACADEMIES. CARR’S West Side Class—0i3 and 675 West Loke-st., Saturday. South side Ciass—Lakeside Hall, Indinna-ay. and hirty-tnst-st. ‘Tuesday. Side Ciass—Brand’s Wall, corner Clark and ‘Thursday, Address West Side. rigs DRAMATIC ART, Room 84 Central Music-Hall. .A CLASS HOOLEY’s THEATRE. ‘This Sunday evening fast appearance of CRONIN & SULLIVAN And M.B_LEAVITT SUECIALTY Co. In Velvet, law Silk, Delatues, Carpet, and Teny, The Whole to be Sold Without Reser ELISOS, FLERSHELM & (0,, 84 & 86 Randolph-st., THE LEADING AUCTION HOUSE] Regular Sales Furniture and Household Goods Every Wednesday and Saturday AT 9:30 A. M. Peremptory Sale at Auction, Entire Furniture of 2-Room Residence No. 105 North Dearborn-st., Monday Morning, Oct. 25, at 10 vee Marhle-Top Chamber Sets, Mirrors, Parlor Suits, Bedding, Stoves, Crockery, 500 yards Brussels and Wool Carpets, General Housekeeping Goods. ALL IN GOOD ORDER. £2-No Postponement. ; ELISON, FLERSHEIM & CO., Auctioneers, Oil Paintings, . Closing Sale, One Day Only! At Store, 91 E, WASHINGTON-ST,, Monday Morning at 10:30, and2:30p. my 17 Choice Oi! Paintings, Which the Owner has instructed us tosell, which we will positively do. Buyers please take ELIJSON, F' notice. HETM & CO.. Anctioncers. By GEOHEGAN © REVELL, A.W. Cor. Fitth-av. and Randulpb-st, Sheriff Sale. An immense stock of Furniture, Carpets, Chamber Suits, Parlor Suits, Mirrors, Lace Curtains, Chairs, Heating and Cook Stoves;' Desks,. Show-Cases, Counters, Shelving, &c., &e., received from Sheriff and Bankrupt Sales, and sold in lots to suit at 191,198, 195, ana 194 ie NGipnate oe Fier. By HENRY FRIEDMAN & SONS, Aucdoneers, 14,-UL and 2s Bast Kandolphest, DO NOT FAiL TO ATTEND OUR NE: CROCKERY, GLASSWARE, & LAMPS. Elezunt assortment of W. G. and C.C. Table snd Bar. Glassware Decorated ‘Chamber Sets, Bronze Lumps, 90 boxes Chinmeys. A large litie of Dauraged Gouils to close, Goods packed by Experienced Packers, Gouds soid at Private Sale all week. ENIY FIUEDMAN & SONS. By CHICAGO AUCTION E STORAGE CO. Auctioncers, 105 Lake-st- AUCTION SALES: Rec und Grea Cerpee” Monday Marti Oot. 25, atl0 ok 2 Piano- Fortes, Siesbubecwicne C FPussday at) sek. {Wednesday all0 o'tk. @ Gasca 8.8 Dravcers, hrsay at vk and Hose, New & Used Furniture, CHICAGO AUCTION & STORAGE C0. ** | Dry Goods. Cuapets, &e., Boots and Shoes, Auctluneers, By GEV. BP. GORE & Cir, 28 und Ys Madison-se Regular Trade Sales’. 3 c ods, Clothing, ‘Hats, Gloves. - TUESDAYS—Dey Goods, c. is, Shoes, Slippors, Bab » Cary WEDNESDAYS. ‘oda, Merchandise, Crock» aaWware. et THURSDAYS. i i “iblen Cotes Auctioneer, at PERIODICAL “HOLVINRE THEGREAT ENGLISH REMEDY. Cares 4m + gorrhea, Vaininl Menstruation, Ulceration, Oran Inneases. all diseases kouwn a3 Feinale Weakness “- Used in Ragland for years as Periodical and Here Iniing PIL. “Sold by oll Druxcists everywhere. Pee {LW per vox, or stX boxes forsul Sent by wal i ve, oly seniad.. i OF Postaie, secure GRAY MEDICINE CO; Mechanics’ Block, Detrult, Mick Wholestis Awents Zor the Uniead Susteh 727 Ponphiets seat (ree. 23 Bold in. Ch VAN 3 jeune Ly aI Deu chats. ULLAACK, STEV! 32 and 34 Jake-sl. NSON & CO, Arent * | eur Desr0urae MOLDING BED. nn forties The Burt Patent Folding Parlor Bed - Witt begin next Saturday morning at Il o'clock. Pri- vate lessons duily. a THRUsdEs. Ar GRAND OPERA-HOUSE. ‘Glark-ot.. uppusite new Court-llouse. SUNDAY, UCT: 4, LAST NIGUT OF MR. B. MACAULKY _ BRAND’S HALL, North Clark-st., corner Erle, THIS AFTERNOON aT 3 O'CLOCK, GRAND CONCERT LY THE CELEBRATED RUPTURE ie AS U. ae DANE BARTLETT, Band the re with the PARKEL. tho THE MESSENGER FRO JARVIS SECTION. | GENE YS. QQUstOs SSR MOSS ostenses July perience, the last ity, Navy, nad Pensiot SELMLANS-HEEL ELASTIC STOCKINGS, 8100 Reward. We will pay toa charitable institution $100 in casa] fun Incuinal Hernia that can be retained by the S State-st. Chicazo, UL DR. PARKER, the patentee, has hi years’ ex: ests With Marine Hospitals, Ar 4. the Government havaig, Ne best in use, ‘nges that can be cured We never fail 0 cure. Manufacturers of 1 Patented Mare’ LIESEGANG ORCHESTRA. - Admission, 26 Conta. HOOLEY’S THEATRE. ‘This (Sunaay) evening. closing performance of the Grand Vaudevilie und Specialty Company. as spec PshEAM US ore, Elocutiouist, Room 20 Central Musie-Hull. 1 Private lessuns duty, ELOCUTIONIST. WALTER C. LYMAN, A.J. CUTLER, Manager. [Perret — wares sacar of Onc Hom RSH Best Steel Wire Spring Mat Ze song The handsomest, most sul stantial & comfortable ‘Manufactured only by - Co. A.H. Andrews & 0 Wo = SSA = 195 Wabash Ave, Mfrs of Artistic Furnitnre, Wood Mantels, et, = =— aiennl ees el TT IMWISCELLAN EOUS. DR. LUCAS, PRIVATE DISPENSARY, 1 ieaion fies, dtours, 3 aa dus, tJ Cy ta. mh. ouly- DR. KEAN, 173 South Clark-st., Chicago. onal Consult persunally or by mail, free of charse. 4 chronie, hertuun us syocia diseases, Dr. J. Keag 12 Giass instructions Monday evenings at 8 o'clock. the voly physician in the city wuo warrants Du pare