Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, February 6, 1881, Page 16

_ Who offered a purse of $10,000- 1U0 2 Vilig§ CLLLCAGO THE TURF. Comme English Events and the American Horses That-Are Entered. ee A Complete List of All .the- Horses That Have Trotted in 2:20'or Better. Pees Richard and Edward Matched. for $30,0C0—Notes of the Tracie and Stable. AMERICAN HORSES IN ENGLAND. ‘The strong additions to their English sta- ples seut over recently by Messrs. ‘Lorillard and Keene have revived the American interest jn racing on the other side of the water, and. "fn view of this tact the following list of prin- cipal English events will be found valuable: MARCH. Zi—*Lincolnebire Handicap, 1 mile. 24—*Liverpool Spring Cup, 2 miles, 25—Liverpoo! Grand National, 4% miles. (APRIL. 6—Northamptonsbire Stakes. 2 miles. 20—*Newmarket Handicap, 1% miles. jewmarket _ International Handicap, 1% reat Metropolitan Stakes, 2% miles. -—Hyde Park Plate, 5 furionss. 23—City and Suburban, 1% miles. MAY. 3—"Prince of Wales Stakes, 1 mile. _ {Pwo Thousand Guineas, 1 mile 17 yards. $—"One Thousand Guinees, 1 mile 1v yards. i—"Chester Cup, 12¢ miles. 32—*Great Chesbire Stakes, 124 miles. Payne Stukes, 1 mile 2 furlongs “3 yards. 2:—Great Northern Handicap, 1% miles. Bi— Woodcote Stakes, 6 1urlongs. JUNE. 1—*The Derby, 1% miles. aoe Osis. Lig miles. Ascot Stakes, 2 mile! 34—Prince of Wales Stakes1 mile 5 furlongs. * 35—Royal Hunt Cup, 1 mile. 15—* Ascot Gold Cup. 25 miles. 6—Hous Memorial. 2 3;—* Alexander Piate, 3 miles. i—Hardwicke Stakes, 1% wiles. 29—Northumberland Plate, 2 miles. sULY. &—Cumberland Piate, 125 miles. §—Newmarket July Stukes, T- ¥.c 7_Obestertield Stakes, 7 furlongs. 3S—Liverpool July Cup, 13: miles. 27—Goodwood Stakes, 216 miles. 2S—-Goudwood Cup, 24 miles. AUGUST. 2—Brighton Stakes, 1% miles. 3—Brighton Cup. 2 miles. “Denotes ‘that American borses are entered. THE 2:20 HORSES. . In order that the readers of this paper may have it for reference, and in answer to sev- eral inquiries recently sent to this office, the following list of all horses that have trotted in 2:20 o,better has been prepared. Those 4m the list that have died are denoted by an asterisk (*), and those that have been re- tired from the turf bya dagger: Y. Sire. Smvegiert.. Hattie Wood Lucille Golddustt. Hambletontan.. Gen. Knox.: Mambrino Chief. Young Sharatuc.. Belmont. ...Unknown. .Tow Hunter. 7Volanteer.... ‘Whipole's Ham: Cloud Mambrino. Etta Jones ..... Fleety Golddustt. ‘Frank. TRACK TALK. ‘The Rochester Driving Park will give a Tunning meeting next summer, . * Dwyer Bros. have sold Jeriche to J. H. Me- Cormack. He willbe put at cross-country work. a é Mr. O. B. Dickinson, of this city, has sold to Mr. L. C. Merrick the black mare Minnie, well known to road riders. Price, $1,060. Mr. Keene’s colt Seminole, by Australian, is well thought of for the Epsom Derby by the turf writers of the Englis sportmg pa- pers. ‘Thomas Puryear, the well-known trainer, has gone 1o England to assist Jacob Pincus jn training Mr. Pierre Lorillard’s horses at Newmarket. = Mike Burke has purchased the gray mare Jeunie C., by Blue Bull, and will trot her hextsummer. Mr. Burke also. has several other trotters, and will hereafter devote a portion of his time to turf sports. The American horses recently sent to En- gland were sold at Tattersall’s recently, and brought fair prices. ‘Thirty-six were shipped 2:95; Minnie R., 2:24; Nancy, 2:233¢; Pick- ‘ard, 2:24%; Wilbur B., 2:243¢. + San Francisco papers report St, Julien as peing in unusually finecondition. He is being wintered at San‘Afateo, and is jogged about ten miles daily without shoes. He will come East in the spring, accompanied by Santa Clans, the latter horse being brought along to trot in the stallion: purses to be given at Chicago and elsewhere. ‘Mr. George Lorillard’s stable for 1981 will include Monitor and Ferida, 5 years; Qrena- da and Sensation, 4 beats: Spinaway, Green- land, Blazes, Sir Hugh, Aella, Topsy, Sir ‘Walter, Santiterer, and Maraltion, 3 years; and Volucia, Ranger, Islip, Venture, alc= dale, Vanguard, Rambler, Dover, CO, ‘anta, and Genara, Bouncer, Memento, Glance, 2year-olds. Referring to the recently issued program for the Chicago trotting meeting,, -the en tucky Live Stuck Record says: “Taking al in all it is one of the best, most liberal, and taking trotting-programs ever issued, and ts author, whoever he is, deserves great credit; but Mr. HL V. Bemis, who bas done s much for the Chicago Driving Park, we suspect deserves that honor.” ‘The odds against the horses entered in the Coney tend Cu ‘areas follows: 3 to = against Luke Blackbum; 6 to 1 against Parole, Monitor, and Uncas;_ 10 to Lagainst Report, Glidelia, Grenada, ‘Sensation, Fal- setto, Ferncliffe,_ Glenmore, Long Taw; 15 to 1 against Quito, Elias Lawrence. Men- delssohn, Fonso, Greenland; 20 to l against Barnton, Baltic, By-the-Way, Compensation, George McCulloush, Springfield, and Bowl- ing Green; 25 to 1 against, Trish. King, Ran- doiph, Jim Malone, Erdenheiin; 30 to 1 against Ada Glen, and Kinkead; | 40 to 1 against ‘Merrimack, Ricochet, and Pequot; 50 to Lagainst Edenberry, Spinner, Vaude- ville, and Tom Kinseila. Last June, at Prospect Park, N. Y., a race was trotted between Edward, record 2:19, and Richard, record 2:21, for SS, 000 a side,— Eaward being owned by* Mr. Frank Work and Richard by Mr. Foster Dewey. When the match was made horsemen thought that Edward had much the best of it, as he had shown more speed than bis competitor, aud vas believed to be a thoroughly game horse. He was trained privately by John Murphy, while Richard was trotted several hard races before the day of the match. ‘Tne result was that Richard won easily, and in slow time. ‘Another match bas now been made, to be trotted at Hartford, Conn., June 5, “Mr. Work betting $20,000 to $10,000 on his horse. He now offers to repeat the wager with any erson anxious to accept it, Afr. ais Lorillard backs Richard. ; ‘The English racing statistics for 1890 have just been published.” Lord Falmouth heads the list ot winning owners With £16,009, which is £7,000 less than he won in 1879, when he stood second to Count Lagrange, Who carried off £3,000. Prince Soltykolf stands second on the list, with £13, and Se Crawford third, with £13,087, ‘The Duke of Westminster comes fourth, and fs the only other winner who reached’ five - figures. Count Lagrange placed only £0,090 to his credit. Of the winning jockeys F. Archer scored 120 victories out of 362 mounts. Ford: | ham rode 357 rates, winning 105, Cannon finished first seventy-nine times, and C. Wood rode seventy winners out of 4383 races. Isis thought that Archer: will not be seen much in the saddle next yeal, by reason of his increasing weight. In ninety of the priucipal races last year the prizes were fvorth from $2,500 up to S31,875. ‘The Mau- chester Suminer Cup bids fair to become as valuable a race as the Derby or St. Leger, as. $25,000 isin future to be given as added noney. Hermit is at the head ot the win- ning sires, twenty-three of his progeny hav- ing won nearly $150,000. Adventurer stands next, with $50,000 ayrainst his name. ‘Chen follow Bertram, the - Duke, Rosicrucian, Favonius, and Doncaster, in the order named. COUNTY AFFAIRS. ‘An Unsuccessful Attempt at au Escape =A Small Jali-Fight. Humphrey Monaban has been: appointed Bailiff in Judge Tuley’s Court, vice Gibson, de- ceased. Ae Nels Nelson was sent over bs. Justice Hammer for bastardy.. The girl is Elsie Maira, and Nel- son swears be will not marry ber; but that is what all the fathers say when first locked up. Cyrus Smith, the match-bond man, though in the debtors’ department of the Jail, and allowed privileges denied most of the other prisoners, is yery moody, and cats little or nothing.- A close watch Is kept upon bim to see thut-he does: not commit suicide. A There is such'a great diversity of opinion ‘amoog the County Commissioners about the yault fittings, ete. for the new Court-House, that no agreement has been reached, and the matter ig likely to be fought over at the Board meeting to-morrow. ‘- The Committee on :Judiciars, of the County Board, met yesterday afternoon, The bond of Dutfy Brothers, bread contractors, for $5,000, was exuinined and xpproved, na were also those of Butcher Bipper for $40,0v0, ‘und S. Bt Harris for $17,003. ‘A woman who was in attendance upon Judge Hawes’ court yesterday claimed that her pocket hud been picked of $5u, but ber appearance did not indicate that she was apt to buveso much mogey, and little credit was ziven to her state- meat ‘A. T, Mason, who escaped from the jail some time ago und was recaptured, still sticks toit that he is not A. T. Mason. itis true that this fg not bis right name, but be has been fully iden- tified as the. mun who gave the name of A. ‘tT. Mason and was locked up to await trial ona churge of burglary. He filed a plea in abute- ment yesterday before Judge Moran, setting up that be is Frank Smith. His check is sublime, sagtwo women who used to visit him when be was in jail before bave called to sce him since be was returned, and usked to see the same man they had formerly visited. There was fight in the jail yesterday after- noon, or rather a case of assault, a3 only one person did anything. Tho purtics were John Dingwall and Robert Ronaine. These two and Jobn M. Boyle were pals in a burglary, und when Ronuine was caught he ‘squealed on the others. For this they were angry at him, and threatencd to cut bis throat. All three were sentenced yes- terday, and on their return to the jail Dingwall attacked Ronaine with a club,—the upright of nebair-back,—and_ struck him severa! times on the heud before the Bailitfs sepurated them. Rtonaine was not. much hurt, though the blows gave bim the beaduache. Dingwall was locked Up in the dungeon by way of punishment. : ‘A prisoner named Henry Paxton, who had been uwarded two years in the Penitentiary for largens, made an unsuccessful attempt to escape yesterday morning. When Judge Hawes sentenced him, Acting-Bailiff Schmidt took charge of him for the purvose of removing bim to the jail, catching hold of his collar. When they got fito the. hallway, on the third toor, Paxton’ broke away, and’ ran down-stairs, Schmidt following. After balf the flight bud ‘Deen passed. Schmidt made a grab for Paxton, put the latter dodged, and the builiff lost bis balance. and fell. to the bottom. Before’ be could pick himself up Paxton bad gotten fato the crowd coming out of the Criminal Court, which bad just ud- journed, and wus caught by two men, whovheld him until be was secured. Schmidt wasn’t burt much. Sheriff Mann suspended him pending an investigation. ‘The Chiet Bailiff of the Criminal Court, Sir. Severin, seems to be responsible. All from this side, but, as half a dozen died on the voyage, the venture was not a paying one. Rose of Washington, record 2:2134, is be- ine wintered at the stable of her owner, William Sinsabaugh, on Millard avenue. Rose has entirely recovered from the scci- dent which laid herup the greater part of Jast season. Gus Wilson, who drives the trotters owned by Mr. W. C.'France, of St. Louis, was in Chicago last week, and during his stay pur- chased from Gus Glidden the, brown inare. Blackwood Maid, by a son of Blackwood, for ‘Mr. Benoist, of St. Louis. Blanch Amory, Catchfly, and Barrister, a trio of well-known Kentucky trotters, ar- rived in Chicago yesterday, consigned to Peter V. Jounson, who will drive them next season. Barrister is a 4-year-old, and ob- tained a record of 2:34 last season. ‘The Boston Herald says that John Splan, who has been spencing several weeks in that city, does not know exactly what horses will compose his stable next season. He js cer- tain to have Wedgewood and Parana, and will probably take alonga couple of green ones. St: Louis, who isnow second favorit for the Epsom Derby, is owned by the -Duke of Montrose, who races under the name of “Mr. Crawfurd.” He was purchased asa yearling for 2,200 guineas. Lord Falimouth’s filly Bal Gal is first favorit for both the Derby and Two Thousand Guineas. In deference to the wishes of t ose ownIng horses eligible to the: race,-Mr. hi W.-P. Balch, -a-staltion. race,-to take place in Boston ‘during Septem- ber, has changed so that any en! fore Junelby ‘the purse. ‘The horses without previous records who trotted in 2:25 or better last season .and ‘the figures reached by them were: Maud S., 2310745, Baie ¥ oodward, pees ie qaw. lie 3. Alcantara, 2:23; Char! yasul~ ay 3 e, 9:233¢; Gentle ‘the conditions of the event may declare out on or be- payment of 5 per cent of the other officers who were taking prisoners from the court tothe jail hud “come-ulongs.” Schmidt, who bad none, stould have been sup- plied with a pair by Severin. —— FAIRYLAND. ° Yor The Chicago Tribune. ‘The sun had set in the rosy West— The clouds still blush’d like a maid caress Sweeily tho tide sang an evening-song, Kissing the beach as it went along. . Slowly the Twilight, with veil of gray, Covered the blushes left by Day; Then lingered awhile to catch a Sight Of the gems which deck'd approaching Night. Methinks e’en now, the long miles away, 1see the close of thnt Summer's duy, With the wave beneath us, the rocksaround, And here in the distunce the music's sound. I can tell each word and recall each tone Of ber whispered speech as we sut alone, And fancy fscent the perfume yet From a sprig she wore of mignonet. A head bow’d down, and a blushing face, ‘A uid Yes, make the very place Sacred to me as some hallowed 50d. Late by the foot of an Angel trod. ‘That little work, like magician’s wand, Chang'd the whole scene into Fairyland: Dull Earth bad vanished, and ail around Becume in a moment enchanted ground. Hope's sweetest tlowers perfumed the air, And Love's bright buds were everywhere. The place she sat, with its footstool green, ‘Was a throne, and she the Fairy Queen. The scene has vanished, but’st{li to adore There remains my Queen for evermore; _ And sul she reflects the golden ray Which lit the close of that Summer's day. — i Winchester’s A2ypophosphites will cure consumption, coughs, weak lun; bronchitis, and general debility. Establish twenty-one years. : _————<—— Hop Bitters purifies the blood, and removes lin, 2:24543 Edwin Thorn Frank, Q223¢; Kate Sprague, 2:24; Largesse, | all pimples and eruptions. The Management has t T 0a. WEDNESDAY EVENING, it bestrolt SERLIOZ'S Dramatic DAMNATION APOLL SATURDAY AFTERNOON AND EVENING, POPULAR 50c, $1.00, According to location, the sale besinning on Mond: MILWARD ADAMS, Manager. ctipn of TREODORE THOMAS, to NCERTS, under the. personal direction oft Soe en will be ‘Legend, in Four Part +) TRIBUNE: SUNDAY, FiS8RUARY 4, AMUSEMENTS. ; : CENTRAL MUSIC-HALL. ‘ ig honor to announce the completed arrangements for a Series of 'O-THO begiven inthe Central Music-Hall, produced, forthe tirst time in the West, 160 Voices "WI. L. TOMLINS, Conductor CLUB ASSISTED BY MISS FANNY KELLOGG, Soprano, . FRANK REMMERTZ, Baritone, = GRAND ORCHESTRA, UNDER TIE DIRECTION OF THEO. THOMAS H NING, Feb. 21, Second Performance of the DAMNATION OF FAUST. THURSDAY EVENING, Feb 3h SRY EVENING, Feb. 2 ane: BEETHOVEN NIGHT, W. &, TOWER, Tenor, AND DEBUT OF THE WORLD'S GREAT PIANIST, HEBK JOSEFFY, Who has been engaged to come West especially for these Concerts. CONCERTS, WITH ORCHESTRA. Reserved Seats for these Brilliant Concerts will be sold at the popular prices of " $1.50, $2.00, ay Morning, Feb. 14, at 9 o'clock, at the Box Oftice. MRS. GEO, B. CAMPENTER, Lessee. ‘THURSDAY EVENING, AND SATURDAY PIANISTE, SOPRANO, H. Reserved Seats for sale at the Box Office on and to location, + MILWARD_ ADAMS. Manager. CENTRAL MUSIC-HAGL. AFTERNOON AND EVENING, only appearances here this ‘senson of the greatest living violinist, EDOUALD Who wii be assisted at these Concerts by Miss AMY FAY, Miss RENIE REICNARD, SOPRANO, Mrs. R. B. CALDWELL, E. DE CELLE, TENOR, wW. A. BEALE, MUSICAL DIRECTOR. after Monday Morning. Feb. 7, at 9.50, 75e. $1, accordini Memne FP EAB uriie Lewes. AMUSEMENTS. WYICKER’S THEATRE. FOR ONE WEEE, Commenting Monday, Feb. 7 ‘The Favorite Actress and Vocalist, ANNIE SUPPORTED p> . MW hy the { _ SELECTIONS ~-HeDONOUGH "4 oof al SONGS, FULEORD L. DANCES, COMBINATION iE ad in Y TEDLEIS. THE POPULAR AMERICAN PLAY, FULL OF FUN AND HUMOROUS INCIDENT, 7 T A iM| 4 B ; E ag L. > IS|' sz Rk oO S A F Ss THE STERLING ACTOR, MR, John E. McDonough, As “YUBA BILL,” And a Company of Absolute Merit? Act 1—TH Act 2—THE ASSASSIN. Act3—THE TRIAL. Acts-1HE CITY HOME-MARRIAGE OF M'LISS * a'play full of poetic b egch DIO full of pogtic beauty and sterling dramatio Miatinees Wednesday and Saturday. _ MONDAY, FEB. 14, Amerien’s Furerite Comedians, BAKER and FARRON. ELOCUTION. SANUEL KAYZER, Dramatic Reader, TEACHER OF ELOCUTION AND DRAMATIC ART, Room 84 Central Music-Hall. ACADEMY OF MUSIC, West, Side, Huisted-st., near Madison. WM. EMMETI. ie Proprietor. Every Evening snd Matinces this week, RM. CARROLL & SONS, __ FOSTER & HUGHES, |. MOORE SISTERS, “SISS ALICE ' and COGLLL BROS., in Species GEO. LEAROCK, GEO. W, THOMPSON, “Stock Company, in the aru ee ““ AFTER DARK.” and Sue. ean be secur DE LONG’S DANCING ACADEMY. _ American Express Buliding, 16 Monroe-st. Private clusses and Private Instruction a specialty. Fine Waltzing or other new round dancing taugut Fapid, accurate, and graceful, with satistuction guar- Antecd. Pupils recelved at any tne. For purticulurs call from il toz o'clock, De Lung's Patent Waltzing Chart. a perfect scif-fnstructor, the learner ty prac- tice thereon, forsale nt the Academy, or inclose stamp for circular. i“ * COOK’S HALL, Corner of Sheiticld und Lincoln-ars. A MUSICAL AND LIYERARY ENTERTAIN- MENT will be given Eriday evening. Feb. 11, -under the auspices of the WOMEN’S CHRISTIAN 'TEM~ PEWANCE UNION of Lake View. Admission, 3 cts . ITALIAN OPERA. The most eligible sents for the Qpera, for any night or Matinee. can bo hed. Bt Tie Windsor Suropeaa How ‘Tribune Bloc! AMUSEMENTS. SPRAGUE’S OLYMPIC THEATRE, Clark-st., opposite Sherman House. ONE WEEK ONLY! Commencing Monday, Feb. 14, Matinees Wednesday, ‘Saturday, nod Sunday. The Sensation of the Age! Indisputably the et nt Organiza- tion ever.perfécted, viz THE GONMEDY ‘AND AMERICAN = 4 CONSOLIDATION. Under the sole management of J. W. Rundolph, Observe the Wonderful Comedy Register: ‘The Origins! German Team, MURPHY and SHANNON. Erin's Autocrats, MURPHY and MACK. The American 4, PETTINGILL, GALE, DALY, HOEY. ‘The Bezuttfal Bird of Song, BESSIE BELL. America’s Greatest: Banjoist, ARDY COLLUM. ‘The Unequaled Comic Motto Vocalist, FRANK LEWIS. ‘The Talented and Accomplished PARKER SISTERS, ~ Georgio and Lizzie. The Finest Tortzuntal-Dar Performers ever before the public, + CARDELLA and VICTORELLI. ‘And the Kings of Musical Artists, the Sam—WESTON BROTHERS-—Morris Each Performance will terminate with the New York Success, The Harphy’s Dream Wit the following Strong Casts John Murphy, of M.& M. John Murphy Goorze Murbby, o eoree Murphy ‘Phil Mack Uribret‘a PHU Hobby-Horse George une De Bonbon. Rosetta, a Vousemaid’ SPRAGUE’S OLYMPIC THEATRE, Clark-st., opposite Sherman House. TO-DAY, SUNDAY, FEB. 6, LAST TWO PERFORMANCES, Matinee at 2:30, Evening at 8 o'clock, GHOLMORE'’S . LAMMOTI CONGHESS OF ATTRACTIONS. BRAND'S HALL. North Clark-st., curner Bile. ‘Thia Sunday at p.m. ~ GRAND CONCERT For the benefit of Mr. A. Liesegans, BY THE ORCHESTRAL CLUB, Assisted by the celebrated Artists: Mr. Charles Knorr, .-- - Tenore Mr. Ewil Liebling, - ~ - Piano ir. Ei. Heimendaltl, - — Violin NORTH SIDE TURNER HALL. Sunday Afternoon, 3 p.m. GRAND SACRED GONGERT GIVEN BY THE CHICAGO ORCHESTRA, ‘Under the direction of Prof. A. ROSENBECKER, Admission, 15 Cents. . {27 Office of the Chicago Orchestra. 13 East Ran- dsipn-st, Kingsbury Block, Room & CENTRAL MUSIC-HALL. Grand Tournament of General Gymnastics, Spar- ring, and Grae:o-Roman Wrestling, Open to all American Amateurs, for the Champion- ship of the Northwest, to occur Wednesday Evening, Feb. 16. Given under the auspices uf the Atheneum, Persons desiring to compece ure rescecifully Invited tu do so soon. a8 the entries close Feb. 9 For rules and particulurs call ne the Gymnasium, ‘50 Dearborn- at, ot C. O. Duplessis, Munager.* ST. BERNARD, COMMANDERY Will give the FIFTH of the series of SOIREES At thair Hall on TURSDAY EVENING next. “AMUSEMENTS. TAVEBLY’S THEATRE. J. HAVERLY. ‘Manager and Proprietor. SUNDAY EVENING, FEB. 6, AT 8 O'CLOCK, ROSSINI'S STABAT MATER, Bappiemented with’ s Miscellancons CONCERT, in _ whieh ‘Mile. ALWINA VALLERIA, | Mme. SACCONT. Mme. MARIE LOUISE SWLET, Sienor CAME ANTNI, hie ANNA DEBELOCCA, . VE Signor GALASSI, - ‘Ana the full Band and Chorus of HER MAJESTY'S OPERA will take part. Director of the Musle and Conductor.Signor ARDITI PROGRAMME. PART L—ROSSINUS STABAT MATER. “Stabat Mater Dolorosa, Air, “Cajus Animum” Dust, “Quls Est Homo’ Sifts Sign , *Eia Mater ignor Monti and chorus ‘Mile. AlwionValleria,siile, Quartet, “Sancta Mater” }” Belocch. ‘Sigs.Cumpaninl Jalnssh Air, “Fac ut Portem”. Alle. Belocea ‘Abr, “‘Intlammatus”. % ia und chorus ‘Mile, Alwina Vatleria, Mile. ‘Amen, Chorus Finale} Beloces, Siznort Campanini, jalassi,and chorus. * PART I1.—MISCELLANEOUS. 1 Morcean Ia Gavotte, “ L'Ingenue”. ‘By the Orchestra. 2 Alr, * Vatnement Paaraoh” Josep"). vi nor Ravel 3 Valse, “L'ardite i 4. The Toreador Song: ‘Susnor Del Puente. & Brindlst,""It Sezrety" (“Lucrezia Borgia”) Donlzottl Mile. Anna de Helocea. 6 Harp Solo, “Pezzo, _aratteristics”. ‘Mime. Sacconl. 7. Tarentella, “Ginla Luna”... Siznor Del Puent & Eplnning Quartet UL" Jowsesoone ‘Mme, M. i. Swift, Mme.” Anna Havelll, Del Pi 9. Overture, “La Gazza Lada”... By the Urcbesira. Directorof the Music und Conductor....Signor Ardit! : POPULAR PRICES. Seats in Private Boxes.. - Seuts in Parquet und 8 Family Circte. General aumission ”"”. ‘Tickers on sale at the Box-Otfice. HAYERLYS THEATRE, j ‘Manager and Proprietor x LAST WEEK OF HEE MAJESTY’S OPERA COMPANY. LAST WEEK OF THE OPERA. Monday Evening, Feb. 7, Bellini’ Opera, XQ PURITAN - Arturo, Signor RAVELLI: Riccardo, Signor GA- ASSL; ‘Giorgio, Slznor MOS'TI; Bruno, Signor GWAZZ1; Walton, Stznor CORSINI; Encichetta, sili. VALERGA: und Elvi ER, ivira, Sime. ETELK.A GERST! ‘Vuesday Evening, Feb. 8, Gounod’s Opera, ¥ Mentre ust. Fuust, Signo! '; Mephistopheles. Signor NOVARA; Valentino, F GALASSL: Wagner Sueuor GitAZZI; S.ebel, Mile. ANNA DE BELOCCA; Slurtha, Mlle. VALERGA; und Mangherita, Mile. AL- WINA VALLERIA. Wednesday Evening, Feb. 9, Mozart’s “Chef-d’cea~ vre,” DON GIOVANNI. / NTI; Alasetto, Signor nna’ Elvira. Mile. A. VALLEKIA: Honna Anna, Sino, MAGIE L. SWIBT; and Zerlina, Miss A. L. CARY. (Her Hirst appearance since her recent indispositton.) ‘Thursday Evening, Feb. 10, Wagner's Opera, LOHENGHIN. Lohengrin, «Signor CAMPANINL; Telramondo. Siznor GALASSI; Enrico, Signur NOVARA: Ortruda, Siile, ANNA, DE BELOCCA; and Eilga, Mine. ETHL- Ka GERsTeit. g 3 Friday Evening, Feb. 11, Bizet's Opera, a cal bh Don‘Jose, Signor CAMPANINI; Ezcamillo (Tores- dor), Signor DEL PUEN'TE; Il Dancairo, Signor RI- NA! .. SOR: 3 Zuniss, DIN; I! Remendado, Siznor i Signor MONT: Morn hufic- ALWINA VALLERTA: Puan! 89 )s NA DE BELOCCA. The incidental Di peer MAL ‘ GA: Mereedes, Mille. RICCI; and Carmen (2G Mite. ANN. e. ement will be supported by Mute. ‘VINA CA- at ut: VALLAZZI und the Corps de Ballet. Lust appearance of Mme. ETELKA GERSTER, LAST GRAND MATINEE, Saturday Afternoon, Bed. 3 “LINDA Di CHAMOUNI.”. Closing performance of the Season, Saturday Rven- ing. feb, when) FAVORITE OP EIA will be presented. : 5 Director uf Music and Conductor....-.Signor ARDITI GRAND OPERA-HOUSE. THE DRAMATIC NOVELTY ~ OF THE SEASON! BEGINNING TO-MORROW, Monday Night, Feb. ?, First appearance at this elegant theatre of the favorite character artists, Mr. and Mrs. HOSA Who will be sustained by an admirably se- lected company in an entirely new and in- teresting domestic drama, by BARTLEY CAMPBELL, Esgq., entitled © OVERNMENT BONDS. New Scenery, . ~ Realistic Incidents. Monday, Feb. 14, the Popular ‘Tragedian, THOS. W. KEENE GRAND OPERA HOUSE. THIS SUNDAY NIGHT, FEB. 6, ‘Last time positively of the legitimate success, The Segton af fone To-morrow Night—First time of Mr, and Sirs. GEO. §. RNIGHT in Bartley Campbell's New Domestic Drama, GOVERNMENT BONDS. eee WVICKER’S THEATRE---SALYINI. SEVEN NIGHTS AND ONE MATINEB, ‘The iIustrious Italian Tregedian, SALVINI, .- COMMENCING MONDAY, FEB. 2L. Bale of seats commences Fridsy, Feb. 1. -HOOLEY'S THEATRE, | AMUSEMENT: ie HOOLEY’S THEATRE. MONDAY, Feb. 7, Every Evening, and Wednesday & Saturday Matinees, LAST WEEK OF BARTLEY CAMPBELLS LATEST and GREATEST PLAY, and the LAST NEW YORK SUCCESS, | ROMANTIC LOVE STORY entitled In Five Acts, Geraldine! Which has been received at this House during the past week with the most enthusiastic demonstra- tions of delight. NEW AND ORIGINAL SCENERY. The Silent Woman's Sin! The Poor Hunchback ! Out of House and Hone! The Eviction in the Snow! Ruins of Gray Nun Abbe, MONDAY, Feb. 14, MAGGIE MITCHELL and COMPARY. CIGARS. “CHIUMPH. -. A GENTLEMAN'S PLAY, . In 2 Acts. Tuesday Evening, Feb. 8 MeVICKER'S Wednesday ‘' ‘* 9 HAVERLY'S Thursday , GRAND OPERA-HOUSE, Friday 19 “ul ACY I-This act consists in purchasing a ticket fn the Parquette, Orchestra, or Dress Circle of uny of the above evenings, und preserving the seat-check to fully enjoy ACT LL “THE CHIURPHL” Act H--GRAND REDEMPTION SCEXE, PERFORMED AT 6. JEVHE'S, 10 and U2 Madison-st. Gentlemen having Parauette, Orchestra, or Dress Circte seat checks of any of the above nixhts caf have them redeemed with a FINE CIGAR—The Chlumph —on presontation the DAY FOLLOWING to- “H.-H. LOWELL, {10 and J12 Madison-st. Woe take this method of: Introducing the above brandof Cigars, { “The Chiumph,” Believing we shall reach a class of smokers who ap- preciute a tine smoke, and assure them that we huve produced a Cizur worthy of the public’s notice and a connuisseur’s trial. : HENRY H. LOWELL Dealer in Fine Cigars, 110 and 112 Madison-st. {With C. Jevne). AUCTION SALES. By ELISON, FLERSHEIM & C0. i Nos. 81 and 8G Randylpn-su WALL PAPER, WE SELL aT - AUCTION Thursday, Feb.10, at 10 a.m. 150,600 Rolls WALL PAPER, _ Brown, Buff, and White Blanks, “Flats, Satins, Plain Color and Embossed Bronzes, Gold Ground Papers, Bale without reserve In lots to sult. ELISON, FLERSHEIM &.CO. g $i and 36 Randolph-st, WALTER C. LYMAN, Eiocutionist, Dramatic Reader, and Humorist, Room 30 Central Music-Hall. A.J, CUTLER Class Monday ov CATARRH. its Successful Treatment ‘by Dr. GC. W. Wol- gamott. Manager. jock. Private lessons datt) One Thousand Testimonials from Prom: inent Chicago People Cured Dur- _ ing the Past Year Ave on File at Dr. Wolgamott’s Parlors, 108 State-st., Chicago. “rhe people of Chicago are ina measure acqusinted with the name and reputation of DH. G. W. WOLGA- SiGLT, who hus met with such unvarying success 1D the trentment und cure of Catarrh, Throat, and Lung ‘roubles. For the benetit of sufferers who are yet in jgnoranes of the Doctor's mechod of treatment we present the following statement: ~ Po THE PUBLIC: 1 Dave lung suffered with Catarrh of the head, throat, und lungs. in seareb of health, T visited Colorado, and spent larce sums of money- My edforts for relief were fruitless, however, Outil kod luck threw me Into the hands of Dr. Wolgamott, ‘w whose skill und treatment | owe my very life. Peo- ple sufering with Catarrh can depe cure if they take the Doctor's medicine. Respec.- fully, MS, KINNE, 38 Harrison-st, Chicaco, Ans person, ‘attiicted with Catarrh vhouid call ut DE. WOLGAMUT?'S Parlors, locaied at WS State-aty and ty the treutment froe of POMEROY & CO., ‘GENERAL AUCTIONEERS’ Nos. 78 and 80 Randolph-st, ‘WIM sell on Tuesday, Feb. 9, at 9:30 a. m. sharp, tents of 10-roum House, sold under Chattel Morts: ‘Sato on Friday Morning, at 9:30 a, m., of Furnit Carpets, ete, as usunl i POMEROY & CO. 33and w Randolp! PAPER. ; ‘TO THE TRADE. 2 We have this day sold to GEU. 14, TAYLOR & CO. chicago Branch, includ.uz our extensive pj our Chicago mills at South Bend. 7 ind “They ‘will cottect, all amounts due us, and pay ull obligations. ‘They kill represent us in the Calcaxo and Wes:ern murket for the sale of the various grades of paper we make. an we bespeak fur them a continuance of the putronaxe bestowed upon us. CLEVELAND PAPEH CO. G50. HTayLon, Prest. "" W. {L LOxGLey, Treas. H. M. KNICKERBOCKEI, See'y. Office of GED. 14. TAY LOK & CO. neorporated) Suevessors 10 pany, eveland Paper Com- Referring to the auove, we i : shail endeavor to make Ourselves the mo: house In our dine in tbe West. We tattor oumetves that we knuw the wants of the trade, and we huve un- surpassed manufscrurini: fdcilitles “and conneczions, with ample capital for business. We will make it for the interest pt buyers in uur line to give us a S:beral abore of their patronage. GEU. H. TAYLOK & CO, “' DRUSSES. $100 RUPTURE! ge Reward. ‘Indicates contidence tn holding any bad ture with PAKKER’S RETEN Th Bee ot Te SENSE THOSS, patented Juty 4, Ivi3. A new princl- Ble whieh power cores the Rupture. _Andmprove- ent ed Common-sense Truss, adopted tha:Sorceun:General of the U.4. A. as the best ‘Iruss ‘Manufacturers, 5 . i BARTLETT, BUTMAN & PARKER, - (62 Rinte-ar, Chicusa OF ALL KINDS. amo FAIRBANKS. MORSE & 00, AD 1118113 LakeSt,Chieaga. Becarefultobuy only theGennine. RAILROAD TIME-TABLE, RRIVAL AND DEPARTURE oF bs nea NS EST A aAcd saundar eee BP reper a) (tn Chtengo & North weetern Rattway. For Mans. Time-"a-is. Sleen'ne-%, accom Sree oe Clark-at Grund Pacine. Briuk's. stress Obles, Palmer House, 15 Camui-st, und -ue dasys Pacific Fast Line... asioux City & Yankio! aUmahe Nicht Express ‘Moines Nizot & aDes Momes Day Express. asioux Uity & Yanxwon atedar Rapids Expres: ukreeport, Rockfort & a aFreeport, Kockford & Dubuqui oF reepur.R kford& Lake Gener: TMilwaukeo Expres: a BMilagkeo Passenver bMu. Green Bay & M: LGreen Bay, vin Janesv- pFond du Lac. vis Janes i ‘a—Depot enrner of Wells nnd finzl I Depst commer of Canal and Kinzis-aie Chiengo, Burlington «€ Quincey, Katte: For Maps, ‘Time-Tables, Sieeping-Cir_Accommds tons, apply at 8) Clatkest, Grind. Paciie Hoe + Huln's xpress Ofied, font ot inilanaar, Gr 2a pet nal und SI ” Pate ‘House. und 75 Canals. eeen Seetay Fala | Leave. bOttawa,Streator& Galesburg Ex bNebrasko Express, bbubuque & Slouz City Expr ‘Amboy. Rock Falls € Sterling #3 bpowner's Grove Accummoda'n) 11 bPucitie Fost Express... B bKansas, Colorado & Texas Fast} TH 10:0) a ® j5 BeSS88 ne... Aurora Sunday Vas: bAurora Passencer. pMendota, Ottawa & bRockford & Freeport Express... bAurora Passenver..... bAurora Passenvor... =| Nizht eYexas Night E: cKansus City & St. Jo. Freeport & Dubuque Express. Theatre Train—Wed.& Sat. only! ‘aDally. h Dally, except, Sunday. eee, EDEN except Monday. vous vusUUUTD UE ¢ Dally, except Chieaca, Muwankee & S% Pant Rateraz, a ef icez, GI jark-st, a Bod Petia Hot andar Dew ee Home Leave. | Arrive, Milwaukee Fast Mall... Milwuuaee & Waoakesh: Milwaukee, St Yaul & Minne-» polls Express Green Bay, Men: plevon Express Milwaukee, Madison, Pru ‘Chien, Lowa, and Dakots Ex. Stevens Point and Asblund x.. Milwaukee, Madison, und Prairie’ qu Chien Express. Libertyville Accominindation. Dubuque, Cedar Itapids Exp Eigin & Kirkland Pass. (daily, Elein Special Fast isxpress Sunday Passenger (Blein). “AM stinnesota trains run via Milwanvee. Tickets 100 ee Paul and Minneapolis are grad either via Made json and Prairio da Chien, oF via Le Crosse & Winuns, Minos Cenirat altro. Depot foot of Lake-st. and foot of ‘'wonty-secont-t, cet vince, LA itandolpa-st, near Clark, Picket uios, i Puumer wage Ce oem Leave. | Arive St. Louis & Texas Express 5b Loums.s Texus Fust wind, Cairo « ew Uricuas Express Gliman Passenger, Dubuque & Sioux Dubuque & Sioux City Express. onSaturday night to Gilman onty. cOn Saturday night runs to Peonsoalk Wabash, St. Louls & Pacifle Rattwav. Depoteurner Stewart ung Archer-avs. (wenty-toirde st). Archer-a¥, cars via Stave-st. run tothe depot, ficket Ontice, 93 Clare-st_ St. Lonis & Guif Express. St Louts & Gulf Fast 1. Kensas tity & Denver Fass &) Peoriu, Burlington & Reotuk Peoria: ekin specks! Springtield SHann:bal l Sally. sully except sunitays. 5 Nore--Puliman Steeping Cars from Chleazy to St Louis, Kansas City, and Peoria, Parlor Day Cosciot with revolving chairs Chicazo to Si eiining Chalr Sleeping Cars Chicazo to Hannibal Kunsns City. No chanze of Day Coaches Chicizoto ., St Louis or Kunsas City. Chicago & Alton. ‘Unton Depot, West Side, corner Caaat and Yan Bx orate near Van Burda. bruise, ao1 Treaty third-st ‘Ticket Onices, a: Depots, 3) south Clark seeGrabd Pacitic Hotel and Palmer Uouse Lease; Arnivest Kansas City, Denver & Pueblo Kansus City, Santa Fe & Deaver t Ne xpress St. Louis, Springdeid & Texas. Fooris, Buriing- (Fas. Express. toué& Keokus { Ex. vis Chen Pekin & Peoria Ex, via Joliet. Streator, Lucun, Wasu ugt’a Jobers Dwisnt Accommudaton. Michigan Centrat Kallront Depot. foot o: Laze-s: and, fot of ‘Twonty-second-# ‘ifeket Usice, 6 Clark-st, southeast, cocagr of doipb, Grand Fuciue Hotel, und at Palmer Hoos 3 £ Grand Kapids & Petosky Express, oGrand ltapids « Maskexon fx...\*td © On Sundays this truin leaves at5:5p a. Chieads, Rock Tetaad © egos. Ratios Depot, corner of Yan Buron and 5! jerman-sth se Coe cor eiark-sL. Sherman, House, Palmar {oat Grang Paeitic Hotel, und 79 Canal, corner Mad:soa. Leave. | Arrive. Davenport & Peoria Express. Counert luis Fast Express. Kansas Cuy. Leavenworta & At- chison fast bxpress. Peru Accomuiodauon, Counci: suas Nizaw . Kansas City, Leavenworth ‘ehison Nigh: xpress. “Daily except Sundays. +Dai OU LOR ayes Ale Micnigna Soutners Batlway 110.2) pal; Cae ‘except Satuntsys po svar Baren-st, nesd of ie sulle, Condes: and Furty-unird-dt, ict? and freicht ce under Sherman “House, ant te: otices in the Grund Pucite Hovel "ahines ‘Man via Matn Line). Special New York Exp! Ligntoing, Express (datly) express (dually). Atlanue X. Fust fixpress. Chiengo «c Grand Truak Rallasy, elfin-s, Bear State. | ‘iieket-Bsleg Ld este Ht Cluck-st, ad Grand Pactbs ant pow Paiuer Huss. re ‘Malt xpress,. rs: hat Night &xpres: fir > mo] eS Vulparaiso A 75:8 p mits Pullman Sieeping-Cars attached to alas exp70* Baltimore < Onto a second-st. ‘riehet Unices, 93 Clarks Grand Pucine Hotel, and Depot (B<vosidon bot oe caves | ARtNee room ane ” jan Morning Express : HamiiGress.. 3 Seas $baly. *Sunduy excepied- iankakeo “ine- 2 Depot. fontor Laynast. and 00: of Emons Grand PieketcomMees ardepots and Li Iandolph-st+ Pucitle Hotel, at Palmer House- a Leave. i, ‘Cincinnatt, Indisnapolis & Lonts-| ‘ville Day Bpress.. 1) am wo ONbe Bxpre — - an Pittapare, Ft. Wayne © Chicar? Ebay Deporcor, Van Burgn und Canasta, THRE oy a | oF or oor. a ae pase: Urwad acids Hotel at Depur, Mail and Expross. New York Express Pacitie Express (uuny)- bast Line...... Pittenare. Cineinnatt & st, Loate ie (Cincionatl and Roky) “ur Lise ay lie, 2 Chntos a0 eat W eentretcomices at Depot and Lit Itando!ph nih, Grane | jilie Hotel, ad Faliner House. = = 7] beave | “Arrive, Day Express. Right ‘faxpress (daily). Chteazo & Eastern Alitnols ssaltroat (Danville KUWte) op gwelfth-st.. neat Stute, Depot Tacliuimcr House, Grand Facile | Leave. ease Express.ce Raluville & Sie ‘$Dully except Sunday. “Dalle: