Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, November 14, 1880, Page 16

16 ‘TE bUNDAY, BUTTER YS. LARD. : How t-e Fine Creamery Is Fixed Up with Pizs’ Fat. Cheese Comes In for Its Share of Adulteration. An Urgent Necessity for Some Stringent Lawmaking. The honest portion of South Water street has been in arms for sometime past over the dis- covery that a new substitute for butter was be- ing sould in this city, but the fear of “injuring the trade” operated as a restraint, and the com- mission merchants who have consciences and desire to dea! fuirly with customers made no move towurd putting an end to the imposition. When, however, it became known a couple of months aso that checse also wus being adulter- ated, some of the Eigiu men who do business in Chicago came tu the conclusion that, if nothing were doné, iegitimate trade would be ruined. One of them, therefore, told whut he knew ata meeting of the Elgin Board of Trade, and that body appointed a committee, consisting of Cherles Baltz, Dr. Joseph Tetft, and S. A. Dore gargonss to investigate. ‘These gentlemen, who have been at work for several weeks, concluded their lubors yesterday, and will make their re- port Tuesday. ~We were appointed,” sald Mr. Baltz to @ ‘Trius reporter, “to investigate more espe- ciulty adulterated butter, as it came to tne know!l- edge of the Elgin Board of Trade that soap- stone, lard, and other fatty substances were be- tng used in its manufacture.” © What have you found?” “That lard butter is made in Chicago. “ Extensi «There are six or seven factories.” * Large or small ones?” “The smallest turus out2,000 pounds a day, and one 300 tubs of fifty or sixty pouuds.”” “ How much do they all make? bid Eornape 25,000 or 30,000 pounds a day; maybe $ ts it all sold here?” : iis ‘of it is, but a great deal of it {s shipped off.” “ How is it made?” +: Lurd is mixed with butter; I don't know the process. ‘There are three grades of it, according to the butter used,—cheap, fine, or creamery “Jet cheaper than genuine butter?” + A little,—just under it a cent or two. The cheapest sells for 13 or 1 cents, the next grade for 1i to23 cents, and the best’ fur 26 and 27 cents. “ There is a big profit in it?” “T should think 60, as lard is worth only about eight cents.” “Can you tell the proportions of butter and No. I have never handled the stuff.” “Nt differs somewhbut from oleomergarine?”” “Yes. Olco is made outof tallow.” “ Which is the worse?” “I don't know. It is an open question whether some of this stuff isn't as or butter; but the difficulty is that it is sold us butter.” ~ When was this mixture discovered?" “It made its appearance last winter, but no attention was paid to it until so much was put on to the market 23 to interfere with trade.” Is it injurious?"* May be not: but fault is found because the stulfl is ould for utter. There could be no ob- jection if it was suld for what it is." = How does eleomargurine fe, now?” “«} don't think much is soldin Chicago now. ‘The ofl is mude here and sent East.” a wt hich would you m prefer to put on your read?" ** The lard butter.” CHEESE ADULTERATION. “ What is the matter with cheese?” “I discovered in Sulyand. August that ing used in its manufucture. ‘Antibul «« Yes,—a combination of alkali, sal soda, and other articles.”” Why fs that used?” “ It destroys the albumen, prevents the cheese from pulling up, and enables the maker to work in buttermilk.” ** How does it 1ook?"" “Very nice when first made) but sod won't eep.” “ 13 it good to eat? ‘No, not unless one likes leather and chips.” “What is tho difference in price between it and cheese?” “There is no difference. The stuff has only reccutly been discovered, and when a lot is seen Bobeby will buy it, and it bas to be suld as re- jected or refuse.” “ Has much of it been put on this market?” “No. Some hus been sold in the Fox River Valley, but most of it hus been sent to St. Louis and other pluces South, “is ‘antibuff used in ieait Hinds of, of cheese?"* “No, only in the skim-milk Kit’ “ Has any of it been sent abroad?” “ T think not.” « What are you going to do about it?” The Cornmitiee besieve every maker should be required tu brand his So a purchaser could know exactly what stock be4s buying.” “ How can that be brought ubout? “ By legislation and an enforcement of the law. "A great deal of Western butter and cheese 1s being exported now, and unless the grades ure Kept_up the trade will be burt, if not killed. When we have 80 much good muteriul, reasona- bly cbeap, it seems strange that men should re~ sort to adulteration, und depreciate the stock. We bave bad a world of trouble in overcoming the prejudice avainst Western dairy provucts. and they now have a reputation in the East and abroad, but people will become shy on account of these adulterations. We want 2 stringent law, not tostop the manufacture of the stuff, but tocompel the makers to sell it for what it is, and not what it purports to be."* ‘Something ought surely to be done to puta stop to the sale of lard and leather for butter cheese. If people will buy them when prop- erly branded that is their lookout but innocent purchasers, who pay 2 goo. a price ‘for what they Suppose to be a guud article ehould be protecte: 1 WOULD NOT KNOW. For The Chicago Tribune, Lovely, fuil of grace is abe, Leaning on ber fair, white hands; Wietfully ber eyes look out rough stance, nothing seeing Of the sky or of the land— Nothing of the sun or shadow— Nothing of the wood or meadow— Looking far, O far, beyond ther, Tato dim, mysterious space, Striving in its depths to trace ‘What her future life shall be. “ Sixteen happy years are mine: O how much I loug to see What the future holds for me— ‘What of love and what of gladness! All the clouds of care and sadness Isball luugh at as they ‘Tell me, Spirit, 1 beseech thee, Let my bold petition reach thee— ‘Tell me of my coming lover— Tell me of the flowers of pleasure And the sunbeams of rare gladness ‘That shall bless me as 1 pass; For my neart, so fuli, so happy. till of coming Diiss would know. Spirit, come from out the silence, And the happy future show ‘Thut I long so much to know.” Sixty years have And ‘ ‘woman, ol away, and gray, Leaus upon a wrinkled bund. “Spirit.” eald she, * kindly Spirit, ase yuleee that thou wouldst show @ future years would bring Foulishly I yearned to know, ais Merctful wert thou, O Spirit! Had the curtain then been lifted, Showig me the hizhts of sorrow, Showing me the depths of wo, J bad fuinted on Life's thresbold— Thad fulled to bear the burden ‘Thut was mine to bear: bad sank down in despair, Presdigg, shrine from the sorrow at was mine, and coming surely, If L worked or if 1 waited Coming to me on the morrow. So I thunk thee, genue Spirit, For thy wisdom in tbat nour— Thank thee that within thy keeping Thou didst bold the bitter secret— ft me courage still to go Strengthful on, and tuke the burden That bas crushed me us I bore it Up a hight I did not know.” MitLIE C. PomERor. THE CATERPILLAR, Forthe Chicago Tribune. -* Tought to be a Winter-worm. , ‘With this thick coat of fur— Like Dr. Kane explore the North: But bere I cannot stir. ‘The weather is 80 very bot For clothes as thick as these; Td rather be a long-legzer, spider, And spin among the tre es. Bu, when I turn a butte-rtiy, Tbe happy all the eay: For. dressed in in purol le. white, and gold, TH pack my furs avvay. Doxa HELEN Mrrcnect (9 years old). AMUSEUGE MENTS. GRAND OF! OP ERA-HOUSE. “LO-NIGILG! TO-NIGHT! Last time uf the Great Star Troupe, B., W., Py & We MINSTRELS! HOOLEY’S THEATRE. ‘This Sunday Night, positively last performance of MOCRIERS BANKER’S DAUCHTER! ‘With its present superb cast. AMUSEMENT: GENTRAL MUSIC-HALL: TO-MORROW | MORNING! AT 9 O’CLOCK, THE SALE OF Season Tickets WILL BEGIN FOR THE NINTH SEASON OF THE STAR LECTURE COURSE! AT THE CENTRAL MUSIC-HALL BOX-OFFICE. SEASON TICKETS, good for the Ten Entertainments, being sold at According to ae The ae complete aA of the Entertalnmonts will be of cant to parcha-ers of Season Tickets: pers THURSDA ¥, NOF. 26, GRAND INAUGURATION STAR Seontnaie LITTA CONCERT COMPANY. To be followed on THURSDAY, Dec. 9, by WONC CHIN FOO, ‘The lveral Chinese aristocrat. who will discuss the Impending Chinese question, and tell“ WHAT AN AMER- ICAN CAN SBE AND DO IN CHINA.” “JOSH BILLINCS.” This eccentric Humorist, and suthor of Almanacs and Proycrbs, will deltyer bis new, lrresistibly-funny Lecture, “THE PRKUBABILITIES OF LIFE WEKHAPS RALN, PERHAPS NOT),” betng probably his last = PALESTINE ARABS. ‘The performance of this Company is une of the mos: novel and unique ontertainments, {ustrating the Music, Manners, Customs, Rites, Games, Dancing, aud Jusuiery, by Five Native Arabs, Including SELIM, Bene ve Stanles’s well-known servant und discoverer of Liv st3uerall under the direction uf JAMES ALE, of Jerusalem. TH EO. TILTON, Who will deliver a New Lecture, written expressly for this Course, MRS. LIVERMORE, ‘The “Queen of Lecturesses,” as Joseph Cook declared her to be, will make her first appearance here in five “REMENY! CONCERT COMPANY. REMENY1, whom Geo. P. Upton dectared to be “the peer of any living player we have heard," is a“Con- cert Company" in bimseif, but will have excellent support in this Grand Concert. HINDOO JUCCLERS AND SNAKE-CHARMERS, the trat of their caste ever introduced intw this country to Ulustrate the aston- ishing feats of juggicry iunerited and known only by those born in thelr caste. SCHUYLER COLFAX, ‘And the great English Liberal Orutor, who bas compelled the admiration and respect 256 those whom he has most bitterly opposed, CHARLES BRADLAUOH. iniThG tte of Seeson Tickets will continue only during the week of November 15 clusing on Saturday Bve- ning, the 20 POSITIVELY NO SEASON TICKETS wit be sold after that tt nd parties desirin: chotecrcute should apply early TO-MOBROW morning. Senet Ru ca baerces see ae GEORGE B. CARPENTER, Manager. AMUSEMENTS. AMUSEMENTS, GRAND OPERA-HOUSE, Clark-st, opposite new Court-House. COMMENCING MONDAY, NOV. 15, Seven Nights. ‘Tivo Matinees! First appearance of the eminent Character Actor, Mr. FRANK AYO, In Bartley Campbell's successful American drama, Van, the Virginian! Supported by the charming young Actress, MISS AFFIE WEAVER And a powerful Company. NEXT WEEK-Jos. W. Shannon -and George R. Eaeson in A GOLDEN GAME. GRAND OPERA-HOUSE. TO-NIGHT TO-NIGHT: + Last tme of the Great Star Troupe, B, W., P., & W. MINSTRELS! HOOLEY’S THEATRE. THE CELEBRATED TILE CLUE TN IDLE HOURS, und Saturday Matin: Do not fail to see them. night this week, Wednesday * SPRAGUE’S OLYMPIC THEATRE, Clark-st., oppusite Sherman House. TO-DAY (SUNDAY), NOV. 14, Positively last times, Matinee st 2:30, night ats o'clock, SNELBAKER’S MAJESTIC CONSOLIDATION ! The Greatest Novelty in the annals of the Americun stage Three Distinct Acts on ‘the Stage at the Same Time, Original with and performed only this Majestic Consolidation. Come and see THE FAMOUS FIFTY. Handreds turned away nightly. Noroom at all at § orciock. Come early or you'lt miss It. fa Remember, the only Statigee in the elty to-day. ELOCUTION. NANUEL KAYZER, TEACHER OF ELOCUTION AND DRAMATIC ART, Room 34 Central Music-Hall, Hershey Schoul of Musical Art and Allen Academy. Class Saturday Morning at 11 o'clock. GRAND OPERA HOUSE. ‘This Sunday Night last appearance of Barlow, Wilson, Primrose & West's MINSTRELS. morrow Night-FRANK MAYO. TOLU ROCK AND, RYE. 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Munuger and Proprietor THIS SUNDAY NIGHT, THIS SUNDAY MIGHT, ALSO REMEMBER This is the Last Week OF THE Largest Piece this Theatre Ever Presented, KIRALFY ROS.’ (rad, Inposing, New and Bel iant Production, A THE WORLD V8) DAYS! Two Grand Ballets. HLLE. DE RCSA HONS, ARNOLD RIRALFY | AND A CORPS OF 200. New Scensry! Brilliant Armors! Gorgeous Marches and Grand Pageants! A Full Military Band upon the Stage! Also, the Wonderful Baby Elephant! GRANDEST OF SPECTACULAR REPRESENTATIONS! Matinees Wednesday and Saturday at 2 p.m. MONDAY NICHT WEEK LEAVITT'S GRAND ENGLISH OPERA BURLESQUE COMPANY, “HOOLEY'§ THEATRE. THIS SUNDAY NIGHT Farewell of Colller's BANKER'S DACGHTER COMBINATION, TOGR OF SEASON 1580-’S1. THE EMINENT COMEDIAN, JOUN T. RAYHOND, In his popular character creation, “COL. SELLERS” ed Com= Barnes, Supported by the following carefully sel puny; Mls Erankle MeClellan, Miss Courin Miss Marie Chester. 3 Baker, Miss’ Dutiietd, vs “Blanchard avenport Bebus, W. 8. Win. Callington, Geo. G, Boniface, dts Henry Wickum, and A.C. Gordon, under the management uf BROOKS & DICKSON. NEXT WEEK---Beloit, Nor. 15, ‘Col. Sellers.”? Janesville, Nor. 16, + Col. Sellers.” La Crosse, Nov. 17, ‘ Col. Sellers.” Winona, Nov. 18, “ Col. Sellers.’ Red Wing, Nov. 19, “Col. Sellers.’? Stillwater, Nov. 20, + Col. Sellers.?? HOOLEY'S THEATRE, CHICAGO, DEC. 6, ONE WEEK, “COL. SELLERS.” GRAND OPERA-HOUSE, TO-NIGIMT! TO-NIGHT: Last time of the Great Star Troupe, B, Wy Py & W. MINSTRELS! HOOLEY’S THEATRE, SEE TUE TILE CLUB in IDLE HOURS, found to be well spent ones every night tand Wednesday and Saturday Matinees. Go They wi SPRAGE JE’S OLYMPIC THEATRE, Clark-st., opposite Sherman House. MONDAY, NOV. 13, every Nizht during the week, and Matinees Wednesda ‘"vhe Lat rie Suceesst of Heariy Laughter! dhe Grent Chiructer 3 HARRY C. RICHMOND, In His Successful American Comedy in ‘Three Acts, OUR CANDIDATE, “*Hon, JOSEPHUS CRIMWIC!” A Character made famous and Jmpersonated over O00 times by MK. RICHMOND An. the Leading Metropolitan Theatres of phe United States, supported by a Powerful Dramatic Company Under the Manuzement of EDWIN CLIFFORD. Company Strongerthan ligt Season. | Unigue Spicy, American Comuds,, ‘Tne Pr ove Seon. The Funny oes Uniorwuaate Trishinen, ‘The Eccentric Darky. HOOLEY’S THEATRE. ndny This Si Nicht, Box see Collier's gr 2 BANKEWS DAUGHTER. NORTH SIDE TURNER HALL, Sunday Afternoon, 3 p.m. GRAND SACRED CONCERT GIVEN BY THE CHICAGO ORCHESTRA, Under the directiun of Prof. A. LOSENBECKER, Admiasion, 25 Cente. $27 Office of the Chicazo Orchestra, 113 East Ran- doiph-st., Kingsburr Mlock, Room te BRAND'S HALL, North Clark-st., corner Erie. THIS AFTEKNOON AT 3 O'CLOCK, CRAND CONCERT By the Orchestral Club. AD. LIESEGANG. .-Musleal Director. Sunday, Nov.21, Mr, EMI. LIEBLING. the Eminent Pianist, will play the Concerto ta F Minor by Chopin, with orchestra accuim.animent GRAND OPERA-HOUSE. TO-NIGHT! TO-NiIGHT! Last time of the Greut Star ‘loupe, B., We, Pay & W. MINSTRELS | HOOLEY'S THEATRE, at character of St Dianistic, tho Vietorio jane ee Fe eo Gi.UB in ss ie HERSHEY HALL. HORTIMER’S MYSTERIES FRED J. ENGELHARDT, Manager. Grand Opening for the Season! To-morrow, Monday, Nov. {5, Commencing at ¥ p. m. MIRTH! MAGIC! MUSIC! MORTIMER, The famous Prestodigitisi, Humor- ist, and Illusionist. PRESS INDORSEME: The following extracts from Mr. Mortimer’s New Fork Press Noticos will _no doubt prove conclusively that the superlority over all other living mazticlan: cluised for Mr. Morumor by the ianngemeut is well Jounded. Fuily equal to the elder Merrmann, Loller, or the renuwned l'rof, Anderson.—New York ‘Herald. ‘Mr. Mortimer has now achlevyed the greatest success in his profession.—New York Star. Won admiration wherever he has appeared.—New York Tribune. He makes a specialty of some startling, original I- Jusions, which surpaxs even those of. Hartz and Herr ew York ‘Times. Mr. Mortimer will be assisted by MISS MABEL MORTIMER, The Entertainment throughout !s Bright, Sparkling, Refined, and full of Startling Novelties. Programme of First Series: PartI—MAGIC. ‘The Perfection of Legerdemain.ete. Pali MATERIALIZED PICTURES. “Ax wonder ful as fuwzhabl Part HI-MURTIMEIS DREAM. An original, mys- Heal mirthfak musteal titusion and eonelusion, In ore snooze and several disjolnted starts, for which # dream Is alone accountable. 1 The yevera! eipets ns dlabofical ws they are my: terfous, und showing conclusively how some things that appeur to be ure not what soem to be, und vice versa ad Ib. DREAM-ATIC CASTE: The IMusionist und Siceper, whose every dream iy of luston, and wao fons, in short, for wrente Mr. Mortimer Mephistopheles, ly known as the use even au ilusionta Zorin en Or the Prince of Darkness, In onder ta take te reins and relun in bis sten Miss Mortimer Invisible Lnips, Goblin, and Sprites. tou numer- ous to menilon, sufficient to satisfy the most exncting audience. In fact, a whole herd that should be heard to be apprgcinted. - Prof. Boston" Siideatte ae 5 Origin! Music inetdei angie: Dreai is Dar, Prancing in the Saude ‘Merry Zo ts Aw ways Out” Ob, Dear,” * Good-Night.” JAMES C. PORTER. Musical Director Prof. Boston. an Chorus under the directior ton 0! Performances Every Evening, except Sundays at 8p. ml. Matinees Saturdays, : cy ssfonal M Hines. will be After this wee a” Pro| jt ach Tuesday at 2: se Ga sule ay Hos Oice after 10 I cents. CENTRAL MUSIC-HALL, DONALDI-RUMMEL GRAND CONCERT! Mme. Emma Donaldi, Primo Soprano. Mr. Franz Rum-nel, Planist. Miss Marie Schelle, Mezzo-Soprano. ‘Miss E. Roderick, Contralto. Signor Emelio Belart, Tenor. Signor Giorgio Castill, Busao. Mr. Leopold Lichtenberg, Violinist. And the World-Renowned Cornet Soloist, MR. J. LEVY. Signor Filoteo Greco. ‘Musical Director AT. JOHNSON, FRANK H. KLNG, Proprietor. ‘Munnger. All communications addressed to HEN. YTON, Centnil Rtusietat Chicago. HOOLEY’S THEATRE, RM. HOOLEY.. Proprietor and Manager FUN! FANCY! FROLIC! MONDAY, Nov. 15, Wednesday and Saterday Mutinees, and during the week, HE TILE CLUB! Under the direction of A. H. CLARK and ED MARBLE, Will have the pleasure of presenting, for the first time In this city, afer thelr recent great success in Bostun and the Eastern citles, their original Musical Soclety Satire in TWO EFFECTS, EFFECT THE FIRST: The Spring Meeting of 1830. EFFECT THE SECOND: The Penelope Punk of Palmyra. in original panoramic production of a strikingly novel scenic effect. ‘The ping fs novel in charncter, inviting In incident, embences an uncoumnon quantity und quality of coud music, und passes off in the most rattling and satts- factory manner. ‘The Satire ts most worthily interpreted by an excel- lent Company, headed by Mr. ED MARBLE, the well-known Comedian. 22-WLLLIE EDOUIN'S MONDAY, Nov. SPARKS COMPANY in DREAMS. OX'S THEATRE, WEST SIDE, TILE FAMILY day,’ Nov. 15, entire new cut Neweon 2 own original songs und ne as the peur! of bis professton: rest’ on thé bizh wire: the mar: lous AMiga lo on the hich inupeze; the aceompltshied vocalist, Miss Louise Vayasour; the great § -Fruneis ‘Nor:on; Robert Nickle, the world's. ae entire ente turday and $i aD. Sunduy. evening entertainment, 35, and 59 cents. Popularpilees. 15.55, HOOLEY’S THEATRE, Farewell performance of the only legitimate dramatic ntertainment in the elty to-night. COLLIER'S BANKER’S DAUGHTER. - DANCING. Martine’s DANCING ACADEMIES. NORTH, SOUTH, and WEST Sides. A season Ucket to ONE adinits to ALL. Other advantages to be found in no similur institution. cnt ce specially built for i winter, but thoroughly yenit- is ‘the ONLY nod fluor on the net {8 Dh every res} (rest sid Edison ‘Telephone. Hail'in Ainerica. PROF. SNOW’S SCHOOL, FOR DANCING. West Side,:Adams and Halsted-sts., Monday and Wednesday Evenines. New beginners received at any time. N.B.—Mr. Snow will give Private Lessons and teach Select Classes ‘at his residence, G& West Washing- ton-st. HOOLEY’S TI THEATRE. Go see Penelope Punk of ak of Palmyra in Clark & Marble's ILE CLUB, Every night. Wednesday and Saturday Matinees, PROF, SULLIVAN'S New Dancing Academy, 137 Twenty-second-st. New puplis recelved ot any tine. The hallis ele- guntly Btted up, aud will be let for Club parties. PROF. CARR'S CLASS IN DANCING. H SIDE—Avenue Hall, W fanesduy. H SIDE—Urand’s ali, Thurs IDE-Cor Wood and Jako-sts, Saterday afternoon und evenin Address a7 and wi West Lake-st. REFINED PRIVATE DANCING ACADEMY, 364 Indiana-av. Very successfui: Iarce Gisxes—aduits and children, Advanced duncers's0- Euble Wednesday. ‘Terms, Se, Reference required. MeVICKLiVS REAR ONE WEEK ONLY! _Wednesdy and Saturday Matinces! COMMENCING MONDAY, NOV. 15. THE MATCHLESS THE MATCH,.ESS MADISON SQUARE THEATRE CO. IN THE PLAY OF PLAYS Steele Mackaye’s Great Comedy-Drams WAZEL KIRKE MAZEL KIRKE HAZEL KIRKE HAZEL KIRKE HAZEL KIithVve Still boing performed in New York, buving long since surpassed the LONGEST RUN ON RECORD, Mr. McVicker has the honor to announce the pres- enintion in Uhicage of WAZEL KIRKE By the ORIGINAL NEW YORK CAST: nstan Kirke. utd rs. Wi “Bat Weaners ~aliss Eple Ellslor ta Caran ecile Rush Consecutive Performunces in N. X./3! TRE NEW YORK VERDICT. ‘Tho play tn perfect one. Full of hon: lest purpose and vigor.""—Heral “Worthy of intellegz 300) tenderest sympathy."—Tribune. 390) _.n Bxceedinely strong situations, and ad. Ee ‘m@irably written.”—World. | As an artistic work tt has real merit.”—| Times. 5 “Likely to rival Tennyson's ‘Brook’ in itsid capacity of going un turever.”—Post “It isa wonderful sage auversises ‘People cry to their hearts’ content.” Graphic. “One of the most beautiful productions represented by one of the 1 atest Grumacic! zy, companies inthe country.—Diapateh. (800 ‘Goos home to every heart.”—Jewlsh\i00 Mossenger. “ Would that there were moro plays Iie iE iHazel Kirke. fora man will gladly patron- 96 ize the houxe to which ho can taxe his wife! fund daughier."—Telesram. 3 Consecutive Performances In N. ¥- EAH ROAD TIr: AL AND DEPARTURE OF TAGLE, OF TRAny ARR EXPLANATION OF Bi 1% Mann gyeepted: *Sunday. exco yew ny Tattaet rth aay. p 3Monda: excep Chicago & North.sestera Ral; Hwa For Maps. 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LVinona & Central Dakota.) bWinona & Con i BWinons & Con ral Duke * ¢:45 om sin: For suburban trains, cet lool Im-eand aU Ge Buttman Hotei Cn ran theeth Begeoes Counctt Biutia and Paneneee canae Mou: 1 Slee Signet Clty on the ‘rata Toaving cnlraan, Siganae 1 un Sleepers aan train to Des Mahnge ‘other form, Noother road runs hotel exrs wast of Chics ai teamnerof Wells & SXpebot comer ot Canal ang Rind Chtengs. urtinztan Outne = For Maps, Gulde-Dooss, ‘Time-Tabies, Seo Accommodations, apply at any of the dnre, ‘Tieket-Onices of the Company te Chiere2. Dee st. Grand Paeltic Hotel, Brink's Exprnsy Omen potthenst comer Handolby ‘and Siatorata wenth-sis., Pritaer itouse, Dunlisut-sis.-on emer {tguser ane comer Canal a ine e aaeee ro | Arrive By Pass tAurora Passenzer. 2Mendota & Ottaws Express. ESt. Louts Passen ‘er... LAurora Passenger bauror Pussenger cDes sulnes, ‘Omaha < x & ¢Ransos City & St. Joc Nizht Bx. pkreepart & Dubuque ‘depresern> y & Saturday ‘Theatre| fea = bn m! 0 pw Perfect Ovations in Indianapolis and St, Louis, Theatres packed to the doors! Theatres packed to the doors! Theatres packed to the doors! Carringes may be ordered ut IL. MONDAY, Nov. 2—Production of the new Amer- fcun melodrama, 100 WIVES. souey Ss THEATRE, Pusitively the Inst and only chance to see the un- equaied verfurmance of Collier's Union Square Com- pany tn the great plus, BANKER’S DAUGHTER. WEST SIDE pauitstpe OF ART AND 6% West Adams-st. Landscape ai patating, Drawimg, and Decorn- tive Art. Best talent in the city for teachers. ‘Terms moderate. i OLEY’S THEATRE.. IDLE HOUYS is full of exuberant life, and lieht. fanclful, und chelodious selections, making the piece full of mayety and interest. |AUCTION SALES. By GE. P. GORE & Cd., (2H and 2 Madison-s= Regular Trade Sales |: TUESDAXS—Dry Goods, Clothing, Huts, Gloves % cs, “Shoes, Slippers, Rub- “Goods, Merchandise, Crock- -Y,, Glassware, ere. GEU.P. GUE © CO. Auctioneers. FIRST GRAND PUBLIC SALE AT THE CHICAGO REALESTATE CALL BOARD 116 and (18 Dearborn-st., Thursday, Nov. 18, 2 p. m. sharp, $185,742.50 (nse! pre, Of Chicago and Cook County Real Estate AT AUCTION. t7-See catalogue for full particulars. WwW. K. NIXON, CHANDLER & CO. Heal Estate, Mortgage Bankers, 116 & 118 Dearborn-st.,/No. 72 Dearborn street, Manager. | ‘Trustees. GEO. P. GORE & CO., Auctioneers. «Dally. U Dally, exeep: Sunuay. eDall, exe Safurisy. a Dally. exeaht stout end in (5-wheel) Slee Coaches betwnen Chleacy. Dea Stoines Count HE Om sha. \wncoin.St-Josepa, Atchison. Topekaend Sart ane Clty, ‘through without chanve. Parlor Cars, with Reclining Chairs, detween Chicago and Kanses Get {wurseous. SmosingG eee Nevolving-Chaizs 5 far Dining-Carsatsctia t-Mteing ee OF BSD Chieaza. Mitwaukes Pan-linndle” ‘Depot corer Chait eaters, ars, ‘Ticket flees, _Gfand Poaitc Worst anda Devoe Pumer Howe | fenve_[ Ania ‘Milwaukee Fast Mail... tnuns ailwaukee, Madison, Prairie “au t 3 bm STOR Chien, lowa, und Dukots Ex.. Stevens Pointand Ashland Ex. pTeMe. Libertyville Acconimodation. .. Elin E: p ~All Minnesota ratnn run via, Milwaukee. “Tickets for St. Paul und Minneapoils are zood ci ‘Made json and Prairie du Chien. oF vin Ls Grsasek Wines, Depots _TImote Central Hatters foot 0: ke-st. and foot of ‘f el second- ‘icket Oftice, 121 Handolpn-st, near Cl Fuciue Hotel, and Palmer uause. esses Leave.” Arrive St Louts & Texas Es icUrians aixpress. New erie Ci Sf kerae Past Bx Dubuque & gloux Ce Be ress. Baiada & 3 r Eee irday ae to ai ml vGbSSitnday alent rons ns to Peoria Onis Wabush, St. Lents & Pacific allway. Depotcurner Stewart and Archer-avs. (Tweaty-rnird> gh). Archer-uy. cars via Staze-st, ran to the depot, ‘Tieket Oifice, 35 Clark-st_ St. Louis & Gulf Express. St. Louls © Gulf Fust Lin Kansas tity & Denvor bust Peoria, Burlington & Keuguc Bx|* 8 td Wat liy except Sunda: Nore—Puliman Siceping cars from Chleao to Sb Jouts, Kansas City, und Peorls Warior Duy Coschet with revolving chuirs Chieazo to St. Louis, und Ka. Cuale Sieeput Gars Chleara ta Blan ai ond ns City. No chanse of Day Coaches Caleagots ‘St. Louis or Kansas City. 4 Chicago & Alton. Unton Depot, WestSide, corner Canal and Van 82 Ten-st. near Van Bureu-st, bride, and Tonte thirdst, ‘Ticket Onlves, ut Depors 3) Suazn Claes st. Grund Pacitic Mott and Palmer t1ouse. By GEOHEGAN & REVELL, Cor. Fifth-ay. und Randulph-st SHERIFF SALE Still Continues! AN IMMENSE LOT OF CARPETS, HEATING STOVES, NEW COOK STOVES AND RANGES, PARLOR SUITS, CHAMBER SUITS, BUREAUS, CHAIRS, ONE CHIGKERING PIANO, &,, &. RECEIVED FROM Sheriff and Bankrupt Sales, And sold cheap to make room for more. GO-AGAIN & RE __191, 184, 195, and 197 By ELISON, , ELERSHELT & 0. WEDNESDAY’S SALE. 0:30, Wednesday, Nor. 17. FURNITURE CARPETS, STOVES, Ete., etc, General Household Goods, General signee Pianos; Ete., ete. Large, Attractive, and Peremotory Sale, ELISON. FL By i. FRL Auctioneers, 12, 2. RECULAR TRADE SALE OF | Crockery, Glassware, Lamp, Gn Wedlne: ay, Nav. 17, at 10 o’clock a.m.” asarure, 25) Vecorated Chiunber gets 13) Gronte Leas oxes Chit: line ot W. Varo, wich we close accounts. Also 4 ood ussurtment of HOLIDAY GOODS Direct from a New York Importer. $97-To the trade on und after the ubove date we a all offer full Noes of Funey und Mulduy Goods. sce, ‘Toilet Sets, ‘1 clon, Wedaesdays ‘Insyecuun d. MAN & SUNS, d 28 East Randoipb-st. every Nos. 78 & 80 Randolph-st., AUCTION: Regular Sales of Furniture end Household Goods, Every: Tuesday and Friday at 9:30 a.m. POMEROY & CO., Auctioncers. nits tur day. und Fricay at For: sadngton, Shanice. For Apnepes. ba. i For G. Haven, Sask oN “ind Fadl prin. nd -Hespids, Se, tri-w'kly. 30 om y una Friday. pertse uss, ieaiayd pin Oiice x duces fouru: Alealtan-av. “Sundara efoebcd Leave. ; Arrive. Kansas City, Denver & Pueblo Suse Express, Kansas City, sunts Fe < Denver ‘Saat expiuss er Altua.. St. Doula, Springield & Taxus.) Mobile # New Urieuns iexprest Louis, Springdeld x ‘Leesa Feora Hariing- { Fast Express res al 12:3) pms 20 py Ex, via Chea Pekin & Peoria Hx. via Joliet, Streator, Lacon, Wasu ngtin Johers Dwight’Accommods 101 Michtenn ¢ entrat Mallrvad. Depot, foot of Laxe-s:. und fuotor ‘Twenrr-secont-ss Ticker Oriice: G7 Clarcst, suusneast corner of Hane dvlph, Grand Packie Hotei, und ub Valuee Hoase_ v arnve, ee MaMl(via Main and Alr Line» New York & Boston Kx. (daily). Spuelat New Yors & boston sx. Kaintnazoo Accommoudauon. Atimntic Express (daily) Rime xpress Grand Rapids Grund Rapids ‘& Petwsky tGrund ities Musaecon © On Sundays this train leaves atdz Chica» Rock Ieiand & Pacitilc Kaltroat. Depot. corner of Van Buren und sherman-sts, Plocey Oni ark-st, Sherman, House, Palmer House i ey Grand Pacize Hoveh aud 1 Cana corner Stadsso.n + Leave. | Arrive. Davenport & Peorta Express..... | Couneil shuts Fast Express. Bansus City, Leavenworta & Ai ‘euison Fast Express. H12:57 pm]* 2:3 po Peru Accommodadiun,.. fgep Pelvis a Counc: alas Mash. ae unsas Cry, Leavi Pehoow Note kapress— e sl. 9 pa ‘Daily except Sundays. 1Daliy except Saturdars thai except Mondays 64 i ak- Sho d& Micaizaa southera Ravin sf Heke: oftees a. dep x Van arencst head talis i i en: | iy acum ‘Se stall Party eels Si. gnu Ireiz) nder Sherw: Fe ee ae oo eal and Baliner Hous tet is Note Bn) Special Feeney Atlan Chteage & Grand ‘Frank Ratlwav. Depot cwrner Archer und Stewurt-ars,, Ticke sule at the Paliner House and Grid Pacide Ho) Arrive. sw pa Be) Ball & express. {ota ‘tw plxbt express Pullman Sieepug-Curs utinched Buttimore « Oalo. Depots,” Exposition Building and foot or Twenty second-st. ‘Ticket OMtees, SiClark-3t, Palmer Hass Grund Paine Llotei, and Depot (2xpestuon Bus £2. Morning Express. sslomuly excepted. =" Kankakeo Line. Depot, footor Laxe-at und .ov: of Twenty-secord- Leave. _ Ardve, Cingtnnadt tndianapotts © Louts ie Day 2: + 8:00 am|* 7:2) 08 Mrase ris Lepross 2 8:2) piald on Pittsharg, Ft. Wayns & Chicaz> Gall vs7 Depow com Vup Buren und Canal-sts, Veker 0.3, (SChura-st, Paliner Huuse. Urand Paciss Hotel Pittaharz. Cincinnati & St. Loute kd x «Cincinnati Air-Line ind Koko a) Lins. Depot, corner 0: Canton und Curroll-sts. We: eu Bide is, Lonte-| Cinetnnatt, Indian: ‘ville, Colambas ates Das}, Express ae Niuht Bixpress. i ‘chicago & astern fay Rallroat. nvr ie Houte, ‘Ticket Orfices, 77 Cluri-st.. Pagper ffouse, Grand Pa- Gite tioret Trunsicave tu Depot, Fourvensi- BL, Just west of State-st. ia | Leave, | Arrive. 2a aa 423) po 0 Dials tw 23” Naabviue & Viorias Bxpreds,