Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, December 6, 1880, Page 7

1 pasted sie aneer FT geam-Bars tod orn! ‘tet bn erally phtrbouso tecamo Dt Steal Mil v alte Fasi wintT LEST special Bsn. iL ACKEB: Dec. proate webienne arrived nel. fat sonti Maat a) Fashington upper the doors 1 eone 1 Yessels Cat wester on I and Bt ir pitter cohl ge shout twent, eceseney’ Tester! ight Ina Cold South- jako Michigan Aye _——— m-Barge Experi Gardiner a! Teland Reaches aukee After a Trying ence. L Anchor Six Mites Ont. erfatned for —————_ tin the I ¢ V. Swain and Propeller Scotla co on Lake Erle. —_—_—- ’ pals Here of tho Propellers New York and Waverly~Vessol Mova- ments, Eto, 5TH here at 4 daylixh en STORM AND ICE, SOUTHWESTER AND 17S EFFECTS. atch dv The Chicago Tribune, ne stearh-barge Leland, from Ele Haplds with plc o'clock this afternoon, Capt. Galligan reports that tho tou hurbor yesterday t this morning encoun nithweater now prevall- y mites off and below Port ‘Tue Leland was run tinder check gving to heat yess whlel edhe milan cuch nd windows caged her int o from belng carried away bodily, It jo Hybten the craft forward, irty tons of b boarded hurand swept sity of tho bow, stove of thy pllot-house, and fee, Td save the plg-iron wero conse gently thrown overboard. ‘Thus relieved, the Letahd came rg aI twenty B " South Manito sere the schooners through, al w though she was soyen nites. hen the Leland left, Granger, Contest, 5. B. Pome amy. tug Welcome with alisabled schooner Man- a an . itale, aedet way, the, te wt tan ont tel Satane Uctuber bow fruit the, ete yer and OXp fears for the fait nat lett the Munitous, a9 it woul desired. cr "The Gran and Capt. Jowell BHI, 118. file scarcinge | was all During tie nfternoon & dense fox tlolover the hike, and after nightfall i the southedst, with @ herv's: gen. rot today he considers fully a8 sue CIV HS CO poulble ta show exits ‘Te trot nil schooner Ne che ma Cheboyean 10, en aut this port, all yt, nh Gi do propeller Lawrence with barga iger and Contest gut Galligan thinks | tho the + wenther at that could blow The unre afaty of the be im- u tie Ulasts. ardiner, Inmber-laden iy0, {8 At unchor six though badly iced, igitican Nest 1N THE ICE ON LAKE ERIE, ‘speetal Dropriteh INDERDOD Ee from tho suuthienst, wo lho southwest und Teasteaut-bary vi jane Dut, Der, ‘ne Chreago Tribunes —Tho wind lust night ‘lis morning it vecred wit hursleane all day. Swain tuft Amberatburg at 0 id, KING by sho Satth Prissage, stor Cl : teers inher tuvor. ‘tho propeller Scotla, wbieh feit the rl ey Saturday furl. {a re- fed directly sonth of Kingsville in thy tee fn cen Ua far keeps Je ubuu tl ybutetanot ake much bendwas, Miacking up and going ubead. ‘Sho bree miles to southward and cast cn Wun do'elock, tanfbetyefategeam to Due & Gatdetd says tho souluaph eat thy € rem Win atick pears to be gulag ahead slowly. is ut. If it gets yory cold to-night the her. Bhe t southwest, very cole, Water at tho Lime Kilns thirteen feet be frenes. NOME GATHERINGS, ‘i ARRIVAL OF PHOYELLERS FROM BELOW, Tho infornuition obtained on Eeturday as to thetime of departure of the propeilers Now York and Waverly from Port Hurou for Chicago was erroneous, Hoth bouts passed out {nto Lake Huron at n very early hour Thursday mom{ug, reached Milwaukea atd a. mm. Sature dy. left Milwaukee Rt 8a. tn, and mado Chien pobarbur Saturday oventny durlug the prevae Iencvof u dense fog, Capt. Moore, of thu Now York, reports u ple: aaait paseuge Up from the rrersuntil tho thick weather set im on Sature dy, He passed into the Straits at Ja. om... Fri-., 4, and saw tho. -unchir” tighte of threa all vessels under the lee of Old Mickinae tstind; also a tug oat the dxk, supped to bo the. Wel- come, of Milwaukee, which was sent down to forthe disabled sebgoner Mongtuen baek to beraterting nt, polnt. reen tho Strn neuter b little below Mitwinke Attell of snow-ico wmuntered off Old d lght. huk- St. Hotenn, and nts and Chicayo—vi Muking upthy take, ‘Tho Waverly and New York bave fut] curgoes of merclungise. OVERDUE BALL® VESSELS, There are stil dus at this port from tho Strats the Kenoontrs James G King, Fe le Garlincr, Granger, ands. B,* Pomeroy. From pinta lon Ute eteburn und Gen. Sigel ire now due. there bi last, Capt. " Moure, Yorks Tittle belaw Milwuttkea Working up the hike, ‘Tho west soutuwest yuo and: west in all of shore tho schooners Ono ot probability, wis. sou the propeller Naw luw ‘tems Peruture yesterday must huye occasioned grove fulering ty tha Crews of such’ of tho vussels ted above us Were entisht outside, but it “Kearcely probable that disasters have occurred, However, news from the several grafts will be Arvited wit tote having frends on bourd., The Northern ‘Transit Line propelte Sew York aud Milwaukee and pardege ireight, Sur casters: polits, via Ludington ind the Wot Pere Marquette and Grane ‘would the winter prove reusonably Pavigutlon, ca New Sughd > on 1 diy, ata tent sore to Miwa ihe wind thes aw ut threats pueT AOXIC! ty b heir owners and STEAMER AND VESSEL MOVEMENTS, erable: ates wilt waded aetay jugs of and yoster= ‘runk Rouds, favorable for shijiients of carn to the bu indy by tale route, severalot the Nortuera ranslt Linu pros ny. The lust tint nly n tilted tor st. doseph, Mle returned ty svOW Rudo! during’ “tho ming tate UE tho weather, ortunite tor tho He course: Was ihe att Pellers will arrive aud depart each week’ unt City or New York und Silwaukeo intending to run down tho west Kee, wid cross the luke as soon und the seu runs down, 4, of Benton tlurbor, i. Suturduy afternvon, wight becuuse of the It proved ne those on boned that ted upon. i horow Seu stir stll romaine fn tho Inver Abe. Waitt Ludington or AS REGULAR AB A CLOCK. & Len Wertect Houtin Hveraed by a timescart tee inercard, pit tent The Union Sten Avack, Capp Sam umes ety i WE at Taba sixtevnt rer bins Husiness Povernting ty feleent at Hand well he yy torn her-bawund, Pentwater, wre a ts or varrig place, (apt. Stun nny. She ts destined for mbont Company's propeller Shannon, pera tho sensen by d closed it y lnying up hore. ir, anid in thie respect a her Inovements wero Bhe made wor tine ke regulbrity, and. more than tit, f trips to her credit as the Bude ‘oustlering tho eiroumstinees huvements, this revord 13 aN ex nun feels pleased with th MINON NOTES. i e rautlonary stunts will cease to be dis. th Hed at this port utter the litst sall yossel ot Ww erescnt feet has ares il Woathe W. Gurdne itiys ¢ Suustant watel atch for wall fe Were Hone, Of tho Unlon's Peielens | Matched, Wy 5. Hist wal Satur Th cut Tent ¢: eee exp ) Inte Teo pi fapaclty guy Year. Sorrsing uf tin Uaeare, ate padi Prom ellers Van TUK ty he anter rough This Usinens Of Umber wilt ha: tronore, tue Greta, f all it Be tel, Tea he M she iu. fibuatte th Bid ge ‘bom, rath ly tor the rd Ray eHe an the avg ahs w ts wall Hated * ties Mosh Ieee Marte hater) and Je lov Of these ence the ye, AS reigitds the White {hereastn rediatily fron A> OW Hey + Sete ee ure willlng to contrat at MSU Eacchunye, RAVE CAPT PARSONG. f thy rescued flromen of teumbe will winter nh y Gould, James vrly, New York, und sehoonor io OQ. Muckley ure still twas tying yes- Worn, rund 0.1. Green kopt Arrivals yeaturday, but pat Company's feet, tho Fike Jr, i. W, t hore, theru wis still plont: ks 1) Grossa Point and UC) The bight wind of yesterday weattored panking af tho bows of tho pros Hholore und New York was neurl: Why tho ice on Luke Brie during thelr erlenee, und Will Dave to be reuewod rand ‘Tom Brown have gono of tee ‘pleagsy Gren, G, W, tn comuils: ° NOTES FROM ABROAD, THE TEMIEOOARUTING: THADE, vcls ure that there will be no lick of f the thnber-ourrylng trade of next ‘won the vessels sultable for the nber bave been cuzged In taklog son account of tho exceedmyly bleh 1 for carrying tho urticle, ‘There is no igh rates being pald next your, ‘uly will follow thofr -logitiinete Cinber carrying, The frelghta tor Ve to equ wt Jenst those pald for froin the fact that ore for acurgo ts Hre preferuble than thnber, Whole ‘Mion and American, bullt eapes shipment of rscevice simp! tacts. i uF the at thery will be atern wy the from i ton} ui atthow Nobic, one a propuller ’ her, have been ene cause they secure Frown exutaination made inte couclusion bus been arrived at enough carcyiug to ba done timber Hue to engage avery ports, and ula thal bigbest for tho past ten frou-ore trade, instead of it the next year they will dee uo {0 conta per ton,—at cua than. they obtained Blucoy, spouks of tho bravery and herolo conduct of Capt. Parson: tho surviving Mate, In glowing terms Of pralno. Why,” said ho to the reporter, © when tho dan- Ker was groatest Capt. Marsons was not n bit ox. cfted, fut waa ns cool asm chunk af feo. have rallied on tho oconn In all kinds of wenthar, mut 1 never saw a omni having xa much resenee of mind in time of danger’ Cons Inuing, he exeinimed with enthusiastic Warmth?“ You van't aponk in too hich praise of Capt, Parsons. Such a good man hns no busl- ness to bo Mato. Wo owe our ives to him.* Mr, Noble also spoke In tho highost terme of. Ene it. Who did everything it his power, e says, too, that Capt, Hilt did everything that. it commander contd do, and showed himself to bo n brave and fujthtul ofjoor during the torrl- ble morning of tho wreck. ‘Tnruuzhout the terrible ordual Capt. HIM wasn cool, collcetel Ollicer, over present atthe postor duty and (iuger, and by his example of bravery choorine tho crow tn thelr neroutonn efforts to save tho! steamer and themselves, Elo nover faltered in hla duty fora moment. THE ERIE CANAL. ‘Tha Utica Meratt has nn editoriat commontlig on tho olf modoof tranaportation on the eannl, and advocating ain enlargement and Joipraves mont of the channel, frum which the fullowlog extenet is trkent “tt ta all true, what we have so frequently anid, avout the maciquated tuethorts of triispor= Hon on tho canal, The clumsy old horacboat is Hale a century behind tha times, tinprovement and invention are the order of tho duy overy- Where sive on the canni, Trin, there are entia People who hope for great things from. the Hel- slun system of towing, Thon, there are others who “know quite us much about tt, who ihaist (hat the pnst souson has aemonstrated tho: utter futlure of tho Helxinu system. Re that ng ft tinny, there is the cannbout still, and, slow, and chimsy, and oltl-fasbloned a8 tt i, tho Tact romatna that Jt docs its work and coms Vkely to continue todo it. itis worth our while a8 a people ind aga commonwealth to look well to tha titeresta of 1 canal that hus bean pouring: Motold wenlth into the lap of New York for fitty odd yours, ond that proinises ta continue Ine Sellnitly to enrich us, Tf its continued usetil- ness ls boyond question, {t. must be good pulicy teadd tots expaelty for uavfalness, Tue en- larged Welland Canal is to bo completed tn sen, son for the opening of navigation ln 18824 and there fs good renson to belleve that its caprelity for convoynnee without brenking bulk will end ble tt to serioualy encranet: upon the puslitess of the Kric. The libor and the expense of enlurge ing the fatter, in the present prosperity of the Enipire State, are not to by compared with those Involved ft tho: origlint construction of tho Erle. ‘They ara not to be compared with the Jabor and expense entalled re the enlargament itready inade, We wondor ff this zeneradion of New Yorkers incks the pluck and thy enterpriso Of fits predecessors? When it shrinks from tho full and candid discussion of what ought to he, it proves self a generavon of unworthy de- seendutits of nable aires,” WELLAND CANAL CHANGES, Tho Montrenl Star anys: “As to tho Welland Canal, the repr of tho Board of Trude states that itis doubttal whethor wnything tess thin the total abolition of tolls will suillee to secure for the Welland Canitl the bualness that i4 ex. peeted tor It. Uy the autumn of 851, with rail way communication from the head of Lake Sue perlor ty a port 14 niles west of Selkirk, tho sur plus grain crop of Manitoba will tind its way to Montreal via the St. Liwrence water route, ‘if not driven away by Uigher rates ot frolcht and other charges.” A more lmportant qneation than the lessening of vessel-chntyes of all deserip- tlons could not engay the attention of the Gay ernment, and the country expects Its representae ives to grapple tho suvjeot prompuy aud offect- ually,” GOING NY RAT. - Tall shipments fn Jumber from Stichigan to, Ohio this winter will surpass ull expectations, on aceonntof the sudden elosy of navigation cut— tog of a great-umny ek from arriving at ‘Yoledo, Sandusky, and Cleveland, which harbors: ure drendy feozen. ‘Lhe bare Boscobel, fonded With Inmber, consigned to Grifity & Hilt, Cin- elnmutl, und destined for Loleds, ts unlonding on Michigan Central wharves here, and be has dre rand with the Canada Southern Railroad to. Jout und ship to the Columbus & ‘Toledo Rait- vod. ‘This shipment will umount to 500,000 feet, oe noout sixty enr-londs, Also, the barge Sayl- naw, With $00,000 fect for Columbus, is on the Canada side, and coinpelted. to winter over with toad on board, together with tho barge Clinton, belonging to the sume tow, and destined for Lo- fede with lumber for Clicinnatt purties, and consigned via the Culunbus & Toledo, These craft will unlond at tho Lake Shore & Michigan Southern docks In Detroft, und tho. lumber will ‘be forwarded by that Company."—Detrult Free Press, ‘ QUEANINGS. - In tho telegraphic account of the sinking of the propeller Shucoe, the names of _twoot tha losterew were not given, namely, James Mor Auley, Second Knglucer, and Join Henry, fro- min, ‘The schooner, Aunio Sherwood arrived at Erie on Thursday minus her bowsprit und sibboom, ca were lost in the feo on Lite Erie by col- igiqn. ‘two new elevators nro to bo erected tits wine ter at Eric by the Anchor Line. John 't, Mott denivs the report that hobs sold tho schoouers Havana, Florida, and Bitzhugh. to 1.C, Gliehrist, af Vermillion, Ohio, tor, $45,000, ig winter. the Uswern | steamer Thomas Kingsford’s eubin will be removed and sho will ‘bo made into a freteht barge with accominodu- dons for craw only. i: ‘Tho amount sued for by Daniel Skillin, whoso gon James was killed by tho parting of a ropa ‘on the schooner J. Bentley, pf Loronto, while jayne the vessel up ut Oswego a year ago, {6 f 3 i S000, . ‘Tho Tosco (Mich.} @azette says that tho flahor- mont who have been fiprisoned on the Big Char- ity Island far some tee at arrived kame Kei day. ‘The wind crieked tno Joo and made aa open spuce dn the water, 80 that thay Bailed to wint Lookont, aud from thore thoy took tho overland. rota hots." The tishormen on the Little Charity aro’ stil there, “They inva pro- visions cnough to Inst to or three weeks yot. Capt. Jerome G. Kinh bas pissed a sutisfactory examination for the position of Superintendent. of the Tonth Life-saving District, to ll tha vucnney caused by the donth of Capt. Joseph Sawyer, wha was drowned by tho capslzing of 4 boat Forty-Milo Pojnt in Octobar Inst. Capt. Kiuh, who ls a nephdw of the Into Cupt, Suwyer {s the solo survivor of a life-saving crow of six nen Jost near Turon City, Lake Huron, in April lust while golng to tho assistance of a ves~ sol, The muthorities at Washington wera ao well salistied with tis conduct on that ocension that thoy have dotermined on appoloting him to th yueauey enused by tho lenth of: his u virtowd he could pus tho necessary examinnt Capt, Merrvainn, Inspector of Life-Savin tone, regards Capt. Dobbins’ now self-ri and velf-aulling surf-boat, asthe best ans suitable batt for the service he has ever seen, olther in Sls comity or in Enrope,. . ‘ The schooner Reuben Doud uns loaded with wheut at Detroit for wintor stornge, 3 A Kingston (Ont, nin intends to bulk(’a largo. tuy of great power this winter forwreeking pur= , Ingrent. 7» Sch, 3 poses, : I Ship timbor fs cnsh this winter and demand, Hardwood ‘Sarith,” of - Flint, 3 will gut ut 310),0N) worth this sonson. . 'Yhe gold medal to bo presented to Capt, Kink, solo survivor of the crew of the. lifu-saving atatton at Polut aux Rarques, Lake Ruran, float in the attempt to rescue a yossel inn storm last Aprit, now Superintendent of the Lake Michigan Distrlot, WI bu forwarded at oncu, 2 1. C, Smith, of Buy City, was buried from his ahome iy Buy City Tuesdiy. Ho was targely tae terested tu ahipping. ‘Tho large tug Poter Sinith was named after hit. tls estiinnted that 200,000,000 fect of Jumber wilt be held over on tho Bust Saginuw docks thls winter, The Cantain of the L, Van Valkenburg had #110 ntoten from him Tuesday nightatClovebind, Tho Milwaukee warebousé of the Goudrich Transportation Company ly full of frelght cust- hound vit Grand Haven. ‘Three propellura are nat out tothe dowend. The new propeller ul Tatdington will be put an tho tine soon, the 70 MeGruder sailed up to Murine Gly trom Detrait on Thuradiy, arriving bere this evening. ‘Tho jeg in Luke st. Clair has been driven to tho enst shore by tho Weat and south> wWeat wluds, —- PORT OF CHICAGO. ARRIVALS, “Prop Now York, Buffalo, sundries, Prop Waverly, Butfala, sundries, ACTUAL SAAN Prop Milwaukeo, Ludington, 11,000 bu corn. Prep they of New York, Ludlugton, 12,000 bu earn, ysrts a A WARNING VOICE, To the Editor of The Cracuys Tribune, Cnreano, Dee. 4-1 have recolved by mail tho {nvlosed * atutement" of the property and prose pects of an alleged mining company which bas reeeutly opened an ottive in this city. Tbappen te know something of the history of this property and the untecedonts of Its man- agor, Ininy United circle of personal acquaintance T know uud can give naines aud realdence pf ten Individuale in one locality who bave contributed FW to €1,000 each in stock subserlptions to enery on the divers inlning and milling enters prises of the talented " Manager.” Ony of thesa onterprisus was the orgunization inst, Louis, Wore thin bre yerrs aga, of comonuy for the “development” of this sume worthless property, The Compiuy was operated (tere unul victina vensal to buy xtock and pry nasessinents, When + foldert ita tent and allently stale away.” and ow Weukd gu Was reorganized here, tn this New tell, unice n samewhat ubbrevinted name, =but the same property and the same manager, ma Greats supply’ ot foals sw Auothor of bis euterprise ton, In 1878 In Indianapolis, of a company, with binself as manner, for the purpose of ‘devel- oping an Arizona tine of fabulous richness, but waten hus since proyed to be utterly worthe fesse not, however, until Large uments of tho stuck bid been gold and. tha original uwners had lized wy handsane prot. Every ony who bakene stock jn these companies fost avery dollur they pald for it, and those who buy Inte this new enterprise are not hkely to fare any better. ‘The Gbject of tye communication ts to caution the plate mate lovosting in any of these so-called miding enterprives, as avast mujarity of tue: tated swindles. it. tis the organiza. Ike shisone, aro premedi- Yours truly, - "Sous L. SNYDER. A single onkoe of Glenn's Sulphur Soap ts faut vale to many sulpburbutha, Avold coun ertelta, Jameson an up by taking a and dividing them equally, cxtso, for Instance, fo Judge Jameson, tho sccund to Judgo Gardner, and so 6n alternately. motion catondar will, however, be divided, giv Ing Judgy Jamoson tho first |. Gardner the litter moiety. Mr. Do Witt J, Lipo svi act as clerk for Jud until the Iitter comes baok froin the Court. room to-morrow or next da} ana will aasist on the call of Judge Gary's calon> dar. trince on tho right, and trustedeed for 2W feet of tho Dt Suturduy against and Gerria Powell, fenry W.. Whitechurch, George n Trustecs’ Subdtyision of the N. EG, 34 of See. 17, i, 143 algo tho 8. TIE CHICAGO TRIBUNE MONDAY, DECEMBER 6, 1880. THE LAW COUL ANNOUNCEMENTS, ‘The new Judges will tnko tholr rents this morning. Judge Gardner will ocenpy Judge ‘Williams’ ofd room, and henr contested motions to-day. To-morrow bis enll will bo Nos, 7, Rogers v. Goodrich; 9, Collins vy. Bouth Hark Commis- slonors; 10, Zelenkn y¥. Muchler; and 11, Royal Canadian Insurance Company v. Naghten, on his now calendar. Judge Jameson's enll to-day wil be contested motions, and to-morrow tho fotlowing cascs on his now enlendar: Nos, 8 Kunz v. Kirchateiny 9, Stevens v. Thayors W, ha v. Heorlst; and i, Gates ov. Gates. Tho trial cnlendars between Judées and) Gardner will be mata list of ull ensgs noticed for trinl, giving the trst Tho ball and Judgo e Gardner. it Jn Jindge Gary'a room riminnl fils minuto clerk will vo Mr, Henry ant. Judge Williamson will tako Judge T who its vi Juage Anthony will ely, The nm Judge Tales ing are at tl of his clork fs Martin Hest. ‘sroams inthe Take side Bulld- @ bend of the Adiins strect en- are very commodiouns Heaides tho min court-room, and attractive, there Is. private chamber immediutely back of the Judyo' ote, south, and n hallway ag large ng a rootn. Acruss the main hall are the vaults, where tha ttles will be kept. 8 ales Ky in untesroom for witnussoes, UNITED SYATES COURTS, Tho Metropolitan Manufacturing Company filed a bill Snturdny against David H. Arnold to provent him from manufacturing clothes- wringers undor a patent granted Aug, [4, 185%, to Alby H. Page, J, M. Flower, Recelver of the German Na- tonal Bonk, Hod # bill Saturday nyninst Bling and Henry Greenebnum, L. D, Wallneo, and J. N, Harker, exeuutors of the willof Buckner x. Morris, deceased, Mary 1. Morris, Malvina C, iiow, and | Pumpetiy, to ‘foreolosy 0 elven by Morris on tho W, BY) feot of the 8. 165 fect of Un AC of Sea. 18, 40, STATE COURTS, Tho National Lifo-Insuranuce Company Mod a Ellen Powell, Mury ir # » 4 of the N. Wolls, Oliver. Bush, — Elennore. Kron, Edward Powell, William Riehard- son, Hannival Wood, and George P. Wool, to foreciosa a trust-deed for $9,000 on Loe 6, in Joel Gurloy’s Subdivision of that part lying enst. of Rite Iiand uvenue of Block 1, in the Canal 4 uf Lot i and tha 8. 1 of tho W.1¢'of Lot WU, both jn Block 8, in School Sec- tion Addition to Chieno, Abner C. Loomis commenced n suit in trespass: against John Hoftinann, cluimlug €5,000 dam hn F. Sherwin, who was discharged Friday y dustice Brown trom the chiurge of embezzle- hient, turned aromnd Saturday) and sited ‘his praocntor, Gen. Rufus Ingalls, and J.C. Hole land, claiming $10,000 for malicious prosecution. JUDGE BLONGELL YS CALENDAR, ‘Tho case of Catherine A. Gondfelluw, indicted for drawiig na penstonon ber child, the daugh- ter ofa Union soldier, after the child's death, was henrd Suturday before Judge Blodgett, and nverdict of guilty rendered. The Judgo said he knew something of tho circumstances of tha caso, and woul suspend sentence until a fure ther examination comd bo made. | Anton and Sarah Nico, charged with mak- ing Curso nvidavits In the same cise that the girl wits alive, When such wag not the case, werd wee ae found guilty, but sontonce wis sus- pended, i ‘The jndictment agalnat Joseph Elsonbelss, en- incer of Hermann Thost, tho Kinzie atrect {l- Heit distiior, wis nollo prossed Saturday by tho District-Attorney, Acriminal information was fied ngalnst flon- ry Wills for selling Hquur at retail withont pays ini the speoinl iicense, Ho pleaded guilty, and was find §100,und costs, aud scnteneed to thirty ‘dope in the County Jail. . Judge Blodgott will this morning take-up the remnining mutch-bond causes. Tho one agasust C.H. Perkins and otuors will bo culled Nrat. > IWEMS. ‘The jury {n tho case of David Brandty —_allup &Penbody returned n verdict Saturday oN ‘ning: In favor of tho defendants. ; sAssignces i bankruptey will bo chos@ ‘this morning for Ernst Greme, James 2, Mens © yale Contey, Thomas F, Crosky, and nrtin, eR TL: PROBATE COURT, ‘The will of Andrew Lelth Hay Minty, of thio Island of St, Helena, was admitted to probate, It was probated in the Ecelesinstical Court nf tho Jalund, froin whence It ws sent to thia clty, “he bond ofthe oxucutor for $500 was approved, THE CALIA Jupax Davasoxn—In chambors, — < dJupox Buovarrr—Call of the match-bond cases, + Arpaniare Count—Notions. Jupor Ssrrii—No prellinianry call, Trint enll 3,030, 3,418, 3434 3,436, 3438. No cas on trial, + * Junge Antnosy—6{ to 90, inclusive,on Judge Gary's catendar, vupan JAunson—Contested motons, dupa Gannxrt—Contosted motions. dunar Roaens—No call, Condemnution caso 4,728, Chienyo & Western indians Mtaitrond Com- dany y. Mets Int. 2,015, 5,087, urimiek, on trin JUDIE MORAN—Sot ertges torm Nt 6,038, 5,080, 6,090, 5,001, 5,002, 5,UK, 6, Band, 6. 3 0, B.0L to 51d, und Biba, 6, bi WHS, und No, 425, Hyde Mark y. Cornell, No. 11453, Caspurr y. Holtman, on trial. ’ Jupor ToLvy—Contested motions. Junae Hannum—Contested mations, terin Nom, S2ihe ants 20 gl 2, 1880, La, erin Nos. 1. L2h1, 1,863 i. y 1,250, 12 2281, 1288, and Ja," : Curtixan Counr—Judgo Gary—General call of tho quasi-crlininal aceket. ‘Judzo Hawes—Nos. 1, 2, 3, 5, and 127, 6, 15,6, nd OS, and lidar the row etlendar. and tort Nos, 1248, 1251, 1,2 i 1, F200, 128t, 1,286, and Tse, Se ple APPELLATE COURT-SECOND Dis- TRICT, Spectat Dispatch ta The Chteaga Tribune. Orrawa, Il. Dew. 4.—Tho following Ist of da- clalons wore tiled in tho oltice of tho’ Appellate Clerk, Second Distriat, this morning, ‘This em- braces nearly all the casos of tho past tern not heretofore tiled: 494, Weight ve, The People: Judgmont affirmed. Gul, Scutt vs. Muluney; Judginunt alllemod, Pleasants, J., taking ho part, bx, Chicago, Iuriington & Quinoa: {allroad Company va. City of Aurora; judgment atticmod, Git, *Younger ot al, ve, Louks; decreereversed and remanded. 4 OS. Hyslop et a, vs. Finch; judgmentafirmed, G&S, Speck vs. Hickunn, for use, ote; Jury mont altirmed. Su, pstuntan Ve, MoMullen; Judgment reversed and renin ie . SL, Hlunchurd ys. Town of La Salto; Judgment de Miller ot al. vs. Ticknor et al.; doorce re- versed and remandnd. pes GU. "City of Lit Salic va, Thorndiko; judgment reversed and remanded, *Fowler va. Hull; Judgmont reversed and d. Lateuy, Baad, dissenting. B17. *Chicage, Huck Esland & Pucifts Raflroud Compa ‘a. Henpy, ndininistrateix, ote,; Judi~ ment reversed and rennaided, Pie Aleut oe Alvrucht, execoutur, ate; Mayne wiles uu, Tuek at al. ¥ » City of Rigins judgment 640, "Chapin ot al. vs. ‘Thompson ot als Judge nent roversed and remanded. oo Hangout vs. Tho Peuple, ete; judgmont Attirmed. 635. *Hunter va, Huntor; decros reversed and remanded with directions. 620, *itubingon vs, ererson et al; appeal dis- missed, * B27, *Hieomfeld, exceutor, eta, vs, Bloomfolds Judgment reversed and rem.naad. LS Union Manufacturing Com- Puny ct al; deerce aiirmed, ; GN, *Thuruian va. Wiléon; Judgmont reversed and romunded, Si Murks va. MoManus; Judgment sitirmgd, ann tuylogar’ ys. Mervor ob uly Judgmont afte ried. Gil, Bonger et al. vs, County of Kankakeo ot al; deorve allirmed, : Gi, Wash et al. va, Lyons; decrco amrmod, Bal. Nobes va. Thorp; judgmont altirwed, Biz. *MokKinley va. Wilinugton Star Mining Company ley Juagmnent ruversed and ree mranded, iB, Payno ot al, v8. Nowcomb ot nls deorve aftirmed. Sit. Gilliam va, Rathbun; Judginent atlirmed, ie, ees et al, va, Murshully decree uf- ed, Ouk *Town of Sheffluld vs, O'Day ef al; judg- ment rovers and remanded, 6b Chicuyn & Alton Uuilroad Company vs, Barnes; judgment alien. M6. *Lymun va. The People, ete; judgment roversed und remanded, Sit. *Woolsey vd. Whites Judgment roversod and remanded, ie Chart exeeuhahy eto, va. Hystor ot al; Mee a ned. we ‘Albrectt, exeoutor, ate, vs, Albrecht; dgment utlirined. I MMciloe vee Pligelas Judgment revorsod and remanded, on, Heed et al. v8. Tho Poople, cte.; judy- it nce “SL ‘Tne People, eta, ox rol, Commisslonors of Mighways, v4. Board of Suporvisora of lroquols ty; Judgmont adirmed, tL ‘idesol ‘ve, Wattore; Judgment afirmed, edd nnd remanded, WB. Habbs va. ‘Che Batate of Ferguson; ment Weng ot Al, exectitors, ata, v6. Alox- rae i iveak yorthe Clty of Bterlio ment Steele, implended, ote. va. Greon, execus Patterson; Judginent affirmed for $10K42, with oon oRoiton ae Wisc judgment rovorsed and és sa dot. oon sink ct al. va, Callison: judgment ro- versed and remanded, Aemiagltnvter ‘ys, Simona eb al; weit of orror emirnod, 571. Morford, Implended, cto., v8, The People, ete. for use ‘of Myiokorshant; Judgment af firmed. - G72, Yates, Interplender, ete. v8. Moore, ad« ap inlay ote, for usa of Cooney; judgment altirined. Bch Snyder va. Pancbusts Judgment alirmed, Tho Peopte, ete., for ise, vtc., v8. Butt ot al. Judgment aillrmed In part and ‘reversed in pare and remanded, 578, Lanuners va. Sutter; Judgment afirmed. fit, Jones chal. vs. ‘Lrustecs Of Schools, etc.5 Jwigment afiemed. “Pillsbury, J., taking no arts ! 5%), Stooven va. Engelland: judgment aiirmed, PMabury, der taking: ng part fst. Earekn Coal Company -vs, Chynoweth: Judgnient allirmed, ake harry vse Young, Assignee, eto.; appert jamisaril, BBL. Adams, {mpleaded, ct, vs. Hunter, ade ministrator, ote.; decree aflirmed. Ee Saqner vs, Lyon, fur use, ete. Judgment alllrmed. ti i Ties va. Lloyd ot al., admiuletrators, ete.; deereo allirmed, ef, Nellt vs, MoDermott; Judgment aMemed. 68%. German Firestusurancoe Coinpany ¥a. Bock; judginent atlicned, BN.. Peoria Furniture Company, for use, ete, ve. Zeleler? Judument affirmed. iain Hirvin, tupleadod, eto., v8, Collins; ap- C : pen igsel, 62, *Fiold et al. vs, Catton, excautor, cto.; ors der reverand and remanded, * HM, *Onines va. Becker; Judgment reversed and remanded, at. a on vs. Huston; judgment ntirmod, Pipe Allen ys, Schoo! Directors, ete.; Judgient, a iON, « . Gilliam vs. Hathbun; by next friond; Judgment aitirmed. hi. Clty of Joliet vs. Sevard; judgmont af- firmed. GI. Clty of Jolict vs, Stevens; Judgment af- firmed, 6M, *Cfty of Jolint vs. Walker; Judgment re- versed and reminded. ‘i GEN, ey of Jullut vs. Scully; judgment af- ined, GOL, Iteynolds ve. Mayers decree nMrmed, ‘Fort v8, MeGrath; judginunt reversed and remanded, : 603, Kulb ys, Brothorhood; Judgment adirmed, GUL, McCormick ys. Dunbar, itnplegded, ete. Sudignent siiemed, dank, tAnderson vg, Smith; Judgment revorsed and renninded, iT, *Urichton vs, Beobe; Judgment reversed and reminded, fi 8, *Borchsonius ys. Canutson; Judgmont af. ringed. dU, Domery ve. Sharp et aly deerco afirmed, OM, Fry vs. Secand National Bunk of Peorla; Judginent aiirmed, ‘ox, for use, cte.: Judgment i. Goedtuer ¥ aitirmed. 4h, Wrought Iron Beldgo Company, ote. vs. Conmnissloners of Highways Town of Utier at al. judginent altirmed, Git. *Comiskey ¥s, Ureen; Judgmont rovorsed and remanded, 616. *Feick ot nl. vs, Trustees of Schools, at appent diguijased, *Opinion filed. ‘Tho Decomber term of this Court will opon on tho Sixt inst, Records, abstracts, and briefa of uppellnnts must be fled on ur hefore Dec. 2, ed Urlefs Jan, 1, 1881, and appellants’ re- bi ees ite ee Li aAlp shee OF applignnts dinission to the Bur Dee. =, Call of the dockat begins Dee, 23. ‘i SS EEE EnaRtEEEEE TAXATION IN ILLINOIS, To the Editor of The Chicago Tribune, Circauo, Dec, 4.—In yuur {ssue af Nov, 30, Yat ny, or eceim Co guy, that (he only obsection to tho present system of taxation in Minols is that credits aro tuxed. ‘Thoy form about 24¢ per cent of tha property assessed, ‘Chis is ind cnough, no doubt, but there ure worse thlugs about our revenuo system, Permit me to call your nttondion to the few facts grouped below and to ask your oulnlon upon than, i thoy are ficts,—-und thoy ure tuken In tba main from the olligial records,—ought thoro not to bow change in (uo system which mikes thoin possible ¢ 1. 'Thirty-soven raltroads tn Mlinois stra ase sussed for 1880 upon thelr property in this State ut 45,110, ‘Their gross earnings in Itlinvis, in 1850, were &35,01,000; tholr net curing, $14.- WIVN. In othor words, these vorportions carn bout 78 per cent yross, and #3 percent net, upon tholr asseased vituation, which the luw declires ah Ve ee a a3 ones ealuee ; 1 sein ise orthwestern Toad earned in Mlfnois $1,123,855, gross, anid $2,435,779 not. It 13 uaseased Cor 1880 nt SLBWAGH. lt, therofore, curns upon its ussessed yriuuuon about 107 per eont grass, und 45 per cont net. On the othor hand, the Grand ‘Tower Hond cnened loss thin 17 per cont ross antl one-half of 1 percent oct on ts ussussed viluntion. " “3, Since 1870 nut o dollar of tax has been latd ‘pon tha capital stock of any raffrond {0 Ut. nojs, During 1840 tho Chicago, Itock Islund & Vacifio Hullroad Compuny doubled ite stavk, ‘The now shares tre now selllig at $122, which 1s equivalent to 824 for each $lu of old shares, litt tho State Huard of Equalization cannot tind any value ja it. 4, Tho asnessed valuntion of the Chicago, Rock Island & Pacitle and tha Luke Shore & Michizan Souttiorn louds in Ulinols tn 1880, exclusiva of rolling-atuck, 18 $4,107,100, They havo bud mites of malo-track in this State, In w bill whloh those communes recontly Med in the Clreuit Court of this county, Mr, fMugh idle, President of the foriner, und Mr. Ctuirles Paine, General Superine tendent of the latcer, swear that the twa iniles of maln track betweon Sixteenth und Van Bue ren streots cost about $3,000). If two miles {a the heartof the city} are worth $3,000,000, how much are db miles worth pout ik tho coun try]? ‘The answer by tho State Board of Equal- Laittion 13 $4,107,103 by arithinetio t¢ 18 $301,00J,- Quy, OF eolirse, however, there -two niles may be the most valuable of all. But yet, if thoy ure ‘worth $3,0u0,000, the othor GJ{ miles must bo worth mitny tines $1,107,105, 5, Oct. 2, 18, the Sthto Board assessed the enpltal stock of tha Chieago City Htullway Come pany ut 125,000, ‘The Company refuses to state what its onpltal stock 9, but Lam told that it consists of 5,000 shares hf $100 oneh. Oct. 1, 1880, Jt was qhoted at the Chicaze Blovk-Exehange at $20 por bhare. If there are 6,000 shares, thelr fale cash valu” wits therefore $1,200,000, when the State Bourd put it at $125,000, #, Cook County, which coutains avout 20 per event of the people and 5 per cont of the wealth of tho State, Is taxed on only @ per cent of tho watches and clucke, 4 per cent af tho sowlng and knitting muchines, 1% per cent of the malodcons Aud origins, and 4 per cent of the bank credits, und. on nearly #8 per cent of tho pawnbrokers' prop: orty, bn the Bite, % In our 1 counties, tho Agsossors contd tind No Dililurd-tabies in nae no franchises in soventy-oue; no annuitics or royaltiva iy seventy-two; no owners of putent rights, or muninahls, or suiling vessels in titty-one; no yold or ailver plate. or plated ware in-tony no Jewelry whatever fn twenty-two; no money of any bank, banker, broker, ote, in sevens no bank credits in fourteans no bonds or Ktocks In twenty-vney no peer of pawnbrokors i Ninety-seven; no bridge property in ninely-six; no grata of any kind In forty-one (chiding Cook, which coutuined more than J2,u0,000 bushela at the itty ut the edoueTnony fn 187%); and no bunk stocks in forty-cight. & Aceurding to tne Assessors, Cook County banks, bankers, and brokers hive between thom only 07,004 of money aud $65,042 of eredite; the Danking capital of Boone County ty ll, and of Franklin €10; Bond, Cheistivy, wud) Williningon Counties have reapeetively $3, 4. and $3 worth of © diumonds and jewolry "3? and there are only $018,100 of bonds: iid: stocks tn the Btate, af Which MeuLeun County owns $18,055, Rock Island $223,000, und Cook—si i851 % Under tho equilized nsaessment, Conk County ig taxed Cor 1880 on $145,d15 of bonds und stooks, and 877,713,012 of aetual of possible homes, go that homes will pay Bad) inh taxes tht yong for ened 81 pid by bunts and stocks, In Ai) the teurea wore €$52 to every $1, 10, ‘The cost of collecting taxes under tho present systent was cstimaterd by tho Hon, Aloxe wader Sturte, In (74, 6620 por contot tho rove nie, fale jareontaite & ‘coat 13 probably true iy, init (tenn be only estimated, ‘Tbe other theres given are drawn tranethe reports of the Stary Board of Baualizauon for adand of the Tutirond and Warehouse Commission tor 187), You aay elaine that the fault tip the execu Yon of tho luw, notin the how itself. But the Bano defects upper wherever our system of tization by valuation is tried, so that this claim enmtiut bo sustained, No local cunse can ax- phun a general: result, Moreover, you, as (eiralna tts will probably not care to argue that a Republican Government, with the ald of several thotthind pub oltichils, bas been eriminully cures densa Year afte ou In executing the aioat fine portant law of the State, Any candid wan who examines tho matter muat avo tbat tho presout reverfie system of Iinofs is unequal, pat unt unjust, un- wise, and cnormonsly expen Ought not the Legiviiture to get iu the inter? if so, would not the bost corso be ty eresto a ‘tux Com- jnission and direct It to report to the Legislature of 1882 one or more sehomes OF Fevente reforin? Yours respectfully, - ALYRED Bisitor Mason, {In the above curd Mr. Musou ignores certain yory plaln and notorious facta, Ho leaves it to he Inferred that tho property enuinerated by hin ts yatued ut the sume stated, Under an une just dlecrimination in ite favor and against all ther property, ‘Told Is not warranted by the facta. Property In Uinols, roa) and personul, is not paseased (ur yulued) for purposcs of tuxu-. tot wt uxcvuding onv-fourth of ita coal yalue, The real vatuy of property for taxable purposoa is whntcan be got for. It. Now, it Dz. Mason will upply this rato to ail tho taxable property of tho railways in Uilnois, he will And an ap: proximation to the cash value much acuror than ho supposes. Ho sous to suppose that rall- ways in this State uro & special munopo- ly. The roads are precisely worth whas it would AMUSEMENT: RLYS THEATRE. nat to replace thet persons having the money or credit ci cato every railrond In tho State of Miinols, and therefore, the property now In existence has 8 cash yaluc equal to what it would cost to dupll+ cato It and no more. . All the property In the State Is returned! upon the same general average vuluntion. During 1874-'74, In the season of tho panic, the nctual value of the taxable’ property in this Btate was estimated by the Auditor at somethlug over €3,000,000,000,_ The nexessment for that yenr was hot over one-third that aum. During tho years that have paseed sinco then there hava been Inrge additions to the property In the Btate, but the total valuation 6f tuxuble property in Illl- nofe in 1880 Is muct tess than it was I 187d-" So tong ns the proportionate valuation of tax- able property is equalized, there ts no wrong OF injury done ta any person, The amount of revyenne needed by the State hy each county, tntinicipality, and village in Hiinols must bo fixed by law before the tax {s levied; this muxt- num of revenue Is also Axed by law, so when the Legisinture nets its function begins and ends with levying a rate of tnx on the returned valuation sullicient to produce the sumof rev enno needed. If tho City of Chicago desire to raise asim of revenue, Itean make no dim etice to the taxpayer whether he he taxed h per cent on one valuation, or Lper cent on nnothor yatuation. Tho tax to be pald by him will bo precisely the snine in eithor cusc. Bur the practice of low valuation, while in to- wise Interfering with or obstructing fegitimate government, cxurcises a strome. restraint upon wild, Improvident, and dishonest Jexisiution. ‘The Constitution of the State limits the erention of munleipal debts to 6 per cent of. the nasessed or taxable vatue of the property within the cor+ poration, Itdoes make x dliference to nu wenk, Improvident, or dishonest city, or county, ar town government, whether the ussessed yitlue of tho taxables shill be atthe present yoneral rate or atarato tive tines asureat, ‘The present polley of returning property at one-fourth or one-fifth the netual value iinits the creation of local debt to one-fourth or one-fifth what it might bo under other ciresnm- stances, Anothor restraint exervised upon local sovornienta is the cunstitutional Imit of taxu- Uon for the current expenses of County Goy- erntnent to 7% centa on exch €1U0 of the valune ton of taxable property. An inercase of the valuation five-fold would authdrlze a tax-levy by vountics for current expenses of $3.00, when 75 cents {s now.the maximum, Owing to the nbsence of these wholesome ree straints on current expenditures and new debts, tho municipalities of Iitinois during the ten yenre precoding 181 Incurred an nggregato bonded Indebtedness of about $50,000,000, aud the burden bas been on oppressive one. ‘To nusesa tho taxubla property of the wholo State at (ts full vatue, instead of at preacnt, world authorizy the City Counel! of Chicagy to double tbe prezent clty debt, aud enable the County |. Commissioners to aclk bonds for £20,000,000, and to raise tho annual tax-levy from one million and a quarter dollars te five or Bix millions. We have no doubt that all this would be nw return to“ glorious thes” fu the estima, tlon of those who think the principal purpose of government fs to spend public money; but wa are satisfied that the mass of the people will prefer to keep matters as they are. So long ag the yaluations are on tho samo scale and nro uniform thero fs no Injustice done nny class, and, this being understood, Mr. Mason's particu. Jarizations, 90 far us they polnt out nny Injus- tee, are simply ovidence of tho careless or inefficient mouner in which tho law Is executed. If the Leglalature ean correct these Imperfec- tions Tus TniouNe will cordially indorse such action.—Ep, Trinus: ‘ ——— A Linguistic Query. Miss Bird, the traveler, remarked to her Jap- anese factotum, * What 9 beautitul day!" And soon afterward, notabook ta hind, besald, * You say *A benttiful days” ts, that better English thin A devilish flog diy,’ which most forvigne cers guy?" z GRAND PHRA ENGLISH! | To-Night! FIRST APPEARANCE. OF After an absence of two years.in Europe, where she has achieved the most brilliant successes. Marie Roz as Carnet, The NEW YORK ILERALD saya: “Throughout the entire perfarm- ance Marie Roze as Carmen is ad= mirable, It has never been acted as well, and never sung better.” Lhe NEW YORK TIMES says: *‘Nothing could be finer or more true to the character of Carmen than the portraiture given by Marie Roze.” i WEDNESDAY NICHT, MARIE ROZE in - - = AID, FRIDAY NIGHT, MARIE ROZE in - NEPISTOFELE. HAVERLYS THEATRE, COMMENCEMENT OF THE OPERA SEASON, TO-NIGITT, . 'TU-NIGALT: STRAKOSCH & HESS GRAND ENGLISH OPERA COMPANY, Coming directly trom immensely succesfnl reaxona In Boston and Phtiaded ina, will Inaugucate thelr c= cago pendon oH THIS MONDAY EVEXING, Doe. ty with Bizet's cburming rauianile opera, CALLEN, 'To be given In Eneltsh for the first time hore In coms ple.g form, witha remarkable cast, comprising MARIE M7 “s Carmen erevden Dow Jase. ‘NMe'Turendor Temperance clergymen. Inwyers, Indies, and docturs use Hop Bitters, as they do not intoxi- cate, but restore brain and nerve waste, CATARRE CURE, i: 6 ne Se eee cp amisiiatnshie iene FULT, CHORU: GHAND ORCHESTRA. Swallowing Poison. eee She Stupleat Diructors Swallowingand inhaling the noxious Impurities TUESDA ik Opera, gonerated by Catareh, polaun not wluno the nasal ar~ FRA DIAVOLO. * ana, but tho stomach and lungs, merely tucul | yfies LAUIA SCHIRMBIS, Miss ANANDALE, Femydy. tke donchos and insulublo enulla, can pore | Messrs. PERUGING, A ty CONLY, PEAK ES, Bibiy” ret or @fuuicate the virulent nporules uf | ope, forming n notable ent t. WEDNESDAY, frst te: This fact explains the wonderful cu by De. Wel De Meyer’a new lngenlative Treatment, ‘The elements usad by hiw are ahsurted by the mucous membrane throushont tha ryatem und fOr pconatituttanal as well as jocal antidote, as cortaln to cure Catnerhy ns vaccine virus isto pr vont Small} Lis unprecedented rate with uns Helted testimoninys from many tite tn here in English of Verdi's great work, BARTON, Mossrs. UYIUN, CA VON, PRAKES, and CONLY sppenrit AY, Vorui's favorite IL PROVATORE, Debut of Mile. USTAV A TORIUANL FRIDAY, an event! First production how of the reigning operate Auevess, Bolto's innatormuck, Af NTOFELRE. MAIIE noze ANANDALE TENUGINS, CONLY, SATURDAY evening, ands who, al ages of tho disease, have Deen cured by tl wonderful} remedy, establish; beyond conirndleton, tho fact that Wel De Meyer's Catarrh Co themont impartane muitieal d alion, Wee. tI, Paytor, 1k) writer: “Ong pucknze produced eal Cure! , rot my Sainily wine bis TTITE. BO MILAN GIT. a0 Wee ae abate Debut of Miss ABIT! ENTS, Grand “carme atinee wn Saturday. A popuiar senio of prices. Reserved Seats, $1, $1.50, and #4, necording to loeation, Hibrettua of ii the Uperas for sate at the box-office, NORTH SIDE TURNER HALL, - Sunday Afternoon, 3 p.m, GRAND SACRED CONCERT ¥ your.” 3f Wr Washington-pince, | Ne ¥ n Mombhoreot my fant erent benett. ev 2 30. Mie luis, “fverybody troubled with Cowerh aa 1 Mary A. Mumnker, 44 N, Cint For six yénrs 1 did not breath th my nostrils untt Lused Wot L Moyer's Cutaren Cure.” « M. E. Sheness 5 Louis, M “It gavo mo insta rank, Atinntic Hotel, Chicago: tny ministerial Inbors.” Wev. Gi DNekil, Ne Ye lt rollowad me of We SC. Peteadells Me By 1 wns ty mated Heo ine Gur’ (deitvered to ung eildrens by DI yey AY NTS tones te : y DAK DEWEY & 60, berate Yataioocm | CIMICAGO ORCHESTRA, ler nceenernnene | Unidor the direction of Prof. A. ROSENDECKER, i “TIEDICAL. Adiniuaton, 15 Cente. 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Joln Drew, Mr. Frederick Robin- (nau Sie Mauriew Hureyinaroy Air Chas, Waverly, ew ithe Hand alutivees WHONESDAY aud SATURDAY, GRAND OPERA-HOUSE, Clork-at., uppoaite New Court-Huuso, THIS MONDAY Ntauy, DEC, a, First ting tn tite Theatro of CLINTON HALL'S STRATEGISTS. A Matern Comedy of Evrae: NOTICE OF “Anshan MENT, OFFICH OF THE . OREGOY RAILWAY & NAVIGATION COMPANY, No, 80 Nassnnvat, : ‘av. 2, 1340,—The following resotution Uy thi Hoard ay Directares Hosvived. thaca secund saxusamout of twenty por cent upon thy enbseripivns for the new Capital Block uf thls Company authorized by tho Special Stuckhulders’ Muaiink of Get, 190), be and the saute is heroby ordered payable Jan. J, isslat the Companys atico in Now Work, MuirkWoluurs are roqastod to present af mali thelr subperipiton Goruiteales wun thicie cheeks, in ordut F tis proparty anterei ot. 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We De Ye wu ksi Duudave WW to 1S a oul, DDESNRYEVASIA BILE? for, Pacretel enuanosriy xlinh; dugreua conturre TAL MUSICA re 9 Ist “NIGHT Sobseription Concert For which SV ASON TICKETS nee good. whan wil) be presented for the first tine In the Weat, Mayda’s bupuine Choral wark. sve" THE SEASONS, "seam DRAMATIS PERSON. e Stmon(a Farmer) - - Myron W. Whitney jane (his Dawtantery = Miss Fanny Kellogg. Ch, Feitach wubag in Countrymag) " «= Chorus of Country Peopfe and Hunters, And Handet's SHRANATA, In which ocenre thé Famous lase Song, Huddier Than 6 Chorryy" ACIS and GALATEA, TRAMATIS PERSONA. : Galatea fa Sex Nymphy + Miss Fanny Kellogg Acisia Shepherd) + “+ Dr. Chas, f. Barnes Polyphemus (a Giant) = Myron W. 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