Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, March 9, 1881, Page 3

NEW YORK. A Monster Meeting; in Brook- lyn to Sympathize with the Irish. Tho *Telegram * Wants Scero- tary of-War-Lincoln to Have Fair Play. A Society Organized to Educate the Publio in the Matter of Ore- mation, parson Indorsed by All Classes of fho Business Community for Post. master. The Stock Market Feverish and Un- sellled, and but Little Anima« tion Manifested. ABtringent Money Market Caused by the Uncertainty Regarding the Bank Circulation. Reappearance of Harry Genet in Court—His Sentence Again Postponed. Progress of tho Movement in Bympathy with the Boers—Failure in Oleomargarine. . 4 TIE IRISH. A LARGE MEETING New Yorg, March 8 — A monster demonstration of the Irlsh-Amerlcan Lund and Inddstriat Lenguo took place to-night at the Brooklyn Academy of Musle. 'The fol- Jowing circular was distributed among the people before proceedings opened: *Spread tho light! What isgood for Ireland is zood for America. Rent is robbery! Landlord- Jsw is despotism] Down with both of them] Justrent must not nmount to more than taxes and repairs will cost!” Mayor Howell presided, and smong the Vice-Presi- dents were Judges Gilbert and Pratt, tiree Congressmen, several Protestant and Catholic clergymen, besides Aldermen il others, A serles of resolutions were adopted condemning the nction of the British Government and Parlinment, il sxpressing sympathy with. Parnell mud Davitt. "They 50 expressed tho wish that the Boers in Africa would be victorious over the Dritish tmops. Letters — from Wendell — Phil- lips, ex-Govs. Seymour and ‘Tilden, Gens. Hancock and McClellan, and many other pominent men wero read, approving tho uh{ccu of the mooting aud regretting Inn- bllity to bo present. _Addresses on the con- ditson of affairs in Ircland woro then deliv- ered by tie [tev. A. M. Gallagher, pastor of the Hanson Place Baptist Church, muklf'n. Charles W, Brook and John Boyle O'Rellly, Ater the eeting the following messaga wos sent to Charles Stewart Parnell, llouse of Commong: *Six thousand peaple, nssem- bed in Brooklyn, suy to you, Nover sur- ender, Mavon Howprr.” ROBERT 1. LINCOLN. 'SOE “TELEGRAM " WANTS NIM TO IIAVE FAIR PLAY IN POLITICS. I 8peeial'Duvateh to Tha Chicapo Tribune. 1 New Yonk, March 8.~The Telegram - this lovening says: **What has unhappy Mr. (Robert Lincoln dono that he should thus «early, on the very threshold of his publie 1eareer, bo nominated for President and for . Vice-Presidont on ull hands by the nowspa- ipers, He has committed no offenso desery- ing of such u penalty. Ho has not even com- mitted himsolf. 1o has somewhat suddenly, lobe sure, becouie a publlc mun, but he ls not to blame for that. IHa s entitled to all the henefits of his provious good character, e has lived all his life in Chicago, quietly, ud modestly, and honorably attending to Is profession, liis business, and his dowes- tlealfalts, IFor o man ; 10 MAVE LIVED QUIETLY AND MODESTLY IN THE CITY OF CIICAGU Ugues o phaso of character and a delicacy of soul, and o freedom from ambition, that ¢n- fltle hlm to be spared from belng mado for four iumm tho target for every specles of po- litieal and partisau_resentmont. Let young Nr, Lincoln bave fair play, Lot his sinews inpublic life have time to_harden before hie called on to tako and return the hard knocks, In threo or four years ho will bo older than fie 18 now. Lot Gartield, Blaing, the other old war captains now go into trining for tho battlo of 1884 Let younyg . Lincoln rest.’” CREMATION, TIE UNITED STATES CREMATION BOCIETY. New Youx, March 8,—A privately-called meeting of guntlemen and Indles Interested inthe substitution of cremation for burial ¥ashold In o room or the Cooper Institute thiseventng, ‘The Committeo previously ap Winted to draft o constitution, rules, act of Incorporation, ote., for the pro- Dosod goclely, presented Its report, Maling 1t iad been detormined to organize u business company and & socloty, tho two to badistinet. 1t was afterward explained that the reason for this detorinination was that it ame ovident that tho business company ¥ould have to be controlled exclusively by its Rockholders, and that the Soclety would beed 10 net ag AN EDUCATIONAL INBTITUTION, fldwnuld thus of nocessity be combelled to bemll nany porsons wio would not care or B able to fnvest fn the puroly business on- ul'l:‘rhe of eatablishing and “carrying on a &eml.wr?'. The Commlttee, therefore of- hfid‘ First, an act of incorporation of the Uniiiess company, to be known, us **The b ted Stutes Cremntion Cmnvnu{ (limited), Srematy humuan dead in the qulekest, best, i most economical manner.” “The capital O xed at 850,000, divided into 200 shires, ehall of the dues tecelved from active \mbers and nil dues recelved from nssoc- embers aro to be pald Into the Inciner- ¥id unds the purposu of which is to * pro- e facllities for carrylng Into operation “flm CREMATION OF DECEASED MEMBERS “‘fb Svelety.” This Is not to include the o Of thy conveynnco of the budy to the natory, but unl{ the cremation of the body m“llhn tefurn of iho ashes to tho friends o bayvg cin AlL netive members who may Bfluhl in $10 to the treusury, and who dle I good standlng at the timo of their y wlil be entitled to ghis priviloge, The P D. Hongless, Chaplain of tho Brook- urd, was chosen President of the . TIE POSTMASTERSHID, N INDOUSKD BY ALJ CLABSES OF THE BUSINESS COMMUNITY, ¥ Diapates 10 Ths ChMeago Tridune, EW Yonk, March 8-~The movement ol "% tho worchants and business-men gen- Y10 sscure from President Garfleld the titiment of Asslstant-Postimaster Henry ik TSON Lo the vacant Postmustership s rert Universal, Some 20,000 names of the Viag nlclus ot commerclal and munufact- Wlihe Tis and companles have boen glven o f&‘k!lekrmnu. and petitions addresseq brom President urging Mr, Pearson’s 4 m:{-‘,un‘ ‘To-duy n petition was circulated very toduce Exchange and was signed by msml‘mbar to whom it was presented, %0‘%‘( and Petroleun Exchanges have ll’l:P-uml petitlons for the same object, oy nUlllon League Club has done like- ey Gulness-men of all classes are united “‘hw:x:};"’"" 0 udvance Mr. Pearson to oy o i, but of course they flud POBITION FHOM THE PURKLY PO~ LITICAL CLOWDS, i ; ‘h.""lt to8¢e man in the office who will THE CHICAGO TRIBUN WEDNESDAY, MARCH 9, 18831-TWELVE PAGES mora completely represent their Interests, I8 0 Lusiness-man who knows how-to rin a Post-Oflice of the magnitudo of that of New York, having been the ehlof spirit there for aver thirteen of course, would keep tho ofll present high standutd of excellenee, which wome ather and purely politienl person would ulmost necessarlly destroy, TIIT: BOERS, SYMPATHY IN NEW YORK, NEw Youk, March 8,—News of tho British defeatat Majela Mountain has Imparted fresh lmpetus to tho movemont in favor of the Boors whieh was started a month ago in this city by the Transvanl Symnpathizers' Com- mittee, Col, Charles OLls, ‘I'reasurer of the will bu used to pay the expenses of the com- Inez nass meeting at Cooper Unlon, which has been postponed & few days, Ilenry Ward Ileccher and Col. Robort Ingersoll requested by the Commitleo h illiam H. Vanderbll {, Meber Newton, Morgan, the Rev. Dr. Ioward Crosby, Clark- son N, Potter, and other prominent cltizens to be Vice-Presidents of tho nceting, ures have been taken by tha St Nicholus Saclety to assist the ‘Transvaal Boers on uc- count of the lettor from tho Haguo read at the Saciety’s last meoting, ‘The charter of THE ST, NICIOLAS BOCIETY forbids 1t4 giving financial aid to an but the shenbers have recommende seendants of Dutchmen to sond mone reetly to the RRed Cross Suelety of Holland, Within tho Iast few days constquence, been sent over the acean. Soveral Dutehnion of this city, us well Anierlean surgeons have volunteered to go ta South Africa to attend to thy victlms of tho struggle. Many New York Irishwmen are also fn deep symvathy with the causs of the Boers, rumor current In some cireles, which wasdis- cussed at the lnst meeting of Committee, o bark armed Irishmen and_four gathny cretly sailed from Key \Vest, weeks ago, bound for ‘Delngon Buy. clafimed the ulttimate destination of the purty 18 the ‘Crunsvual, which can be reached In three days from Delngon, THE WALKERS,. NOT MUCH EXCITEMENT. NEw Yong, March 8—Thls morning at B:40 Albert was withdrawn from tho contest, It having been found that he could not pos- sibly keep on the track, T'he score at 0 o’clock this morning stood: Roweli, 161: Vaughan, 180; Alvert, with- to speak at mittee Invited V Juy, the Rey, I NS s0Me young Aceording o n the Transvaul rrylug over 600 well- ‘The score ut 10 n, m. was as follows: Row- ell, 167; Vaughan, 143; Albert, withdrawn; Very little interest is felt In the mateh since tho withdrawal of Albert. But fow, peoplo are In attendance. Ilowell is taking things ensily, and It begins to look us though hie s saving himself for the Astley belt con- Tha seora at noon was as follows: Rowell, Albert, withdruwn; ‘The score at 1 o’clock p. n1. was: Rowell, 1563 Vnu;flmu. 1505 . The scoro at 3 p. m, was: Rowell, ;V“r;uglmn, 1645 Albert, withdruwn; O'Leary, 175 Vaughuu, At 3 o’clock 200 persons were In attond- ance. So the priee of admission was reduced onc-half, fu hopes of Increasing tho number of speetators, 3 pon—-Vanghan Is the favorit In the bet- {ing, but the coutest botween O°Le: Vuughan promises to be n despornlo one, Charley Davies, O'Leary’s manager, is confl- dent that Dan will win tho race, ALBERT’S EARLY BREAKING DOWN upsat O’Loeary, and he wug very slek yester- day, but under the eareful "handling of Duvles und W, E. lnrding he las recovered, und utpresent hestrides atong with the sawe ensy it that huy In previous contests made hin the victor. The attendance has heon good. Over 813,000 hins been taken in, Dut few compli- nmientaries haye been issued, ell, and Vaughanut present ars walki At 1 mesting of the Board of Alderien to- Ald, Saucr moved that the B nfon of the Corporate Counsel if thero was any way of swpplog walking-matehes in Madison Square Garden, thom ns Lraud: O’Leary, Row- 1o denounced gotten up to cheat the pub- lie, and sald if 1t was a_matter of enduranca and an honest test of strongtlt, ho would not object. Tho resolution was ndopted. | TIE CROWD IN TIE BVENING at no time ¢xceeded 2,000 persons, although it was expected that reducing the price of admission to a halt-doliar would have mado the number_of apectators much Rowell and Vuughan rested u great deal both “wero off the track together for long periods, to the disgust of the spectators, O'Leary made fewer stops than the othors, ‘I'here was a wmarked huprove- ment in his appearnnce, and ho walked well. Rowell’s Jongest rest durln amounted to two hours and lialf, and endod b anghan dodged attarters ten minutes aftor, and did not agaln show himself for one hour and thirty-seven )| towell mile was com- pleted at 8:57 p, m., and was woll applunded. )Leary, howover, gets the lon’s share of that sort,of encourugenient. O'Lenry and Vl::lxl’ hau wore spurting in the course of the A FREE FIGHT broke out near the press-stand, and losing all interest in the walk, 1 spot and swrrounded the combatunts, I required three policemon to quell the dis. turbance und cjuct the man who caused tiie rumpus. ‘Tho odds offered by the' bogk- against O'Leary In the morning were beforo 10 at night aven mio) Rowell was then aslcep, ‘nng would not he nwakened untll after rhid night. Score: Rowell, 205 iniles; O, 1865 Vaughan, 200, AT TWO A. 3. Rowell, 2t13; O'Lenry, 1%3; Vaughan SQUELCHING WALKING-3ATCHES, Atn meeting of the Board of Aldermen to- day, Alderman Snuer moved that the/Board usk the opinion of the Corporntion-Uounset It there way uny wa; natches n Mudison nounced thew as niraud, got up tochieat tha publie, and safd If it was a matter of endur- ance and nu honest test of strength Ho would not object. 'I'ho resolution was adopted. OLEOMARGAR o A FAILURY IN THE "“TRADE, New Yonx, March 8.—The f: Ernest Flogg, a manufacturer of oleomarga- rine at Chambors and Washington; streots, is unnouncidd. ‘Tho factory has beox selzed by the Sheritf, and Flagg has not’ been seen thero for over n wook. Severnl credltors have attached the machinery. The fallure is severcly criticised by the creglitors, who nver that, shortly before the euspension, unntities of goods und vomargariv'e, which he puy for- thew, and the Chiemicin! Natlonal t /8t Ohlo'Central } quare Garden, Flngg bought large convorted thom Into disposed of, and retused to that he gave chocks on Nank, where ho had no monoy: that he sold hils commerelal pxchango Thursdiay last for oleomargarine exported to Europe) and that ho guve $5,000 to his fathe dorser on notes not yet duo, l'lu(m 15 n son ik, 8 well-known clorgy- n business seyoeral years, ot the Rev, Dr, Flu and sueceeded tho finn of Fluge, Ho exported considerabls foleomargs- DOGS AND CATS, COMING EXRIBITION. NEw Yonk, Muarch 8,~Moro t tries Lavo been received alread. show, and the time for closlug th! not expire until the 11th of April. wiil bu held this year In the Ambrlcan In- tit ute Building. ‘The premium vided into ninety-five clnsses this| year, twenty now clagses have been mnde, new clnsses Include champlion cfasses for mastiily, rough-conted St, Bornardp, smooth- conted St. Bornards, 8kye terriens, pugs, and Yorkshi clusses huve terriens and bull and collle and beugle pupples. 1n the cham- plon classes, the dog to compete mu’t havo woi the tipst prize i an open clnss at Spring- fleld, New York,' St. louls, Philadalphin, Baltimore, Bostun, Detrolt, 8t Pawl, or Pittsburg; sud the dog which has wgn the ly {for the dog cannot compete In the open class whon there Is a champlon elass for Its kind, Letters have been recelved from the principal ratl- rond companies offering to earry dogs in- tended for exhibition free both ways when accompanied by owners or tralners, nnd it s expected that arrangements whil bhe made with the express combanies to eurry dogs on tho Drum\f'muut of tha usunl rates to the ghow, ad roturn thom free of charge. Pub- lfe Inferest secims centurlng on THE CAT SHOW, slnca the fall of Albert in the pedestrinn mateh, The assortinent of mousers Is rure and curlous, There aro fighting eats, with Ingged ears, mm-cr:u cats, and cats with no vyes at all, but with two or three extrm jegs to compensate for the de ney. There nry long-hafred, short-haired, and bald ents, ‘Thora ary eats hoary with age mnd experlence and glddy kittens playing at cat's cradle, IIARRY GENET, MIBENABLE. 5 Nuw Yonr, March 8.—It was gencrally belleved that Harvy Genet, whose liberality and munificence In the days of the old Tam- many Ring won for him tho sobrlquet of * Prince Lal,” would ba sentenced this fore- noon. ‘That ceremony was postponed until the afternoon, and ngain until Saturday next. Genet was convieted, a few years ago, of partieipation fu tho 'Pweed Ring frauds, e looked careworn and haggard ns his old nequaintances crowded about him and ut- tered words of condolence. His once ruddy faco was blanched, and his eyes were Mood- shot, and thelr lids were swollen. Ile hutl ovidently passed a trying night, but had the front of a man who had dravely resolved to stare his fato in the face and meet It un- finchingly, Genet, grasping ench proffered hand, shook It nr.r\'ousli'. Being nsked, ** iInve vou any iden or intimntion as to your probable fate ¥'! Genet answered: “No, I iuve not; but Iam prepared for the worst, whatever that may be, My friends are hope- ful Lshall bo shown soute merey, for God knows I feel as they do, that Lam belng sacs riticed In n measure to nnvmuu Justice. 1 won't enter into any dixcussion of that mnt- ter now, howover. "My fate is in the hauds of the Court. Icunonly await it.” WALL STREET. BPECULATION FEVERISI AND UNSETTLED. Spectal Dispateh to The Chicagn Tribune, New Yonig, March 8,—The share specula- tion was feverish and unsettled durlng thoe greater portion of tho day, and although sonio stocks, notably the coal properties, were firmly held, the general list fluctunted with much irregularity. The dealings were not on « Inrge seale, and were characterized by but litlle animation. The market opened fairly stendy, In tho denlings prices declined 1 to 21¢ per cent, Unlon Iaclfic, Northern Pacific preferred, Reading, and Luke Erle & Westorn leading the downward movement, During the afternoon the speculution ns- sumed & firmer tone, and a general recovery ensued, which was followed by a partial re- nctlon, After the Second Bourd prices took AN UPWARD TURN, and an advance rangling from 1 to 23§ per cent from the lowest potnt of the day was recorded, Unlon Pacific, the conl shares, Western Union, Hannlbal & St. Josepl, Pa- citic Mall, and Texns Pacilic belng the most prominent therein. Shortly be- fors the close a sharp pressure to scll resulted in o decline of i to 23 per cont, which was most marked In New Jersey Central. Inthe final sales *Now Jorsey Cen- tral rallied 1 per eent, and thore was n-frac- tlonal recovery in the general list. Cincin- nati, Sandusky & Cloveland rose 43¢ per cent on tho day’s transnctions. THE MONETARY SITUATION Isstill somewhat unsettled, and Is likely to continue so untll a decision has been ar- rived ot as to whether tho banks can with. draw the amnounts depusited with the Treas- ury Department to reduce their clrculation. Early in the day call loans on pledgo of stock collatern! ruled at 6 per cent per annum and # comnisslon of 132 of 1 per cent por dlom, but during the afternoon the market became easler, and the rates of inter- est wero grudunlly reduced,untilnt the close 5 percent was the current yuotation. Loans werag cffected on Govornment bonds at 4@5 per cent. ‘Timo loans and prime discount unchanged. The sterling cxchnngo market was weak, and somo .of the leading drawers reduced the nominal asking quota- tions igc, to 481, for ' sixty-day bhls' and #335¢ Tor demund, while others made no chatigo In the posted figures, Actunl trans- actions wore, however, conglderably below even tho lowest of tho asking rates. Tho maln cuuse of the depression "s to be found in the neavy orders from abroad for our securities, which restricts the demand for sterling RAILIOAD MORTGAGES wers irregular on a moderate velume of business, Erio consolidated seconds de- elined’ from 100 to #5¢, and closed at 093{, Buston, Hartford & Erie firsts fell of fron 8 to o8lg, and recovered to A Indiang, ~ Bloomington & Westeri firsts wivanced from 89 to 80, and receded to 8Y; do seconds declined from 80 to 79, Khnsas & ‘Toxus firsts foll ot from 107 to 1064, do seconds sold down from B4} 0 83, and recovered to nines receded, 65 to i1y, and returned to 5. ‘Toxas Pacitio land-grant inconies declined from 8344 to 85 and closed at 853, Burlington, Cedar Raplds & Nortn- exn firsts " foll oft from 10033 to 100y | 3 1003{ to 100: Chesapeake & Ohlo eurrency nlng from 63% to 521 Denver & Rio Grando constriction from 1144 to 118l¢; Hons ton & ‘Texay mnin line firsts from 110}¢ to 1103 Internutlonul & Great Northern second in- comies from 91 to 00 Kunsns Paclfic firsts (. & D) from 112 to 111; Lake Erly & Western ineomes from 763 to 705 Missouri Paelfic firsts from 108 to 107i§3 Nashvillo & Chattanooga flists from 11710 117; New Jersey Central consols nssented froin 117} to 117; Orogon Navigution firsts from 107 to 100%: Wabash convertl- bles from 1111¢ to 110%; and _Metropol- itan Klevated soconds from 08 to U717, Chleago, Cotumbus & Indiana Centrnl sup- plementary firsta roso from 1053 to 1073, and Aloancomis Stebbd Wilombarea Tncanen ountnin flrats ang k 3 from 9 to 04i¢: Moblle & Ohlo sceonds from 50 to 51; Now York FElovated f firsts from 118 to 1183¢: New York, Penn- sylvania & Oulo first Yncomes from 6334 to 678¢; Rome, Watertown & Ogdens- burg *“consollduted firats from B0ig to 90; Bt, Louls & San_ Franclsco soconds (class C) from B4 to B5: Syracuav, Binghamton & New York fiests from 12 to 1233 Western Paclfic firats from 110 to 1113 and Wabash firats from 110 to 1113, TUREF MATTERS. QOSSIP OF INTEREST TO HONSEMEN, Bpectal Dupateh to Ths Chicago Tribuns, Nuw Yonx, March 8—It has been noted wlith some surpriso that Mr. George Lorlllard has mwde no entries for the Westehester Cup this racing soason, ‘There has evidently been some mistake or delay In tho mails, and thero are doubtless many other entrles yot to bo recelved by the Secretarles of the several Assoclations, ‘I'hore {8 some mystery conneeted with tho colt called Walmbu, who I8 entered in the Rancocus handicap 8t Baltimore under the nomiuntion of Mr, George 1. Loriltard, Ilo does not nppear in the Jist of horses lu tralning at Westbrook, and Wyndham Walden, the tralner of tho stable, ought certmuly to know something about the mutter, TIE DWYER DROVRERS have thelr hores at the track nt Sheepshend Bay, and among thom !5 Bramble, who I3 looking splendldly after his your's rest at Saratoga, The Dwyers tlink ho will be au easy horse to train this year, Capt. Coster, Sucrotury of the American Jockey Clubund Monmouth Park Assocla- tion, writes that the following additionul en- tries havo beon recolved since tho vublicas tion of _the entrles last Bundoy, viw: Great Motropolitan__ llandleap, * Gudos lia and” Startle; Forduam ' Mandicup, Kitty J,, = Moscow, Muuuvold' an Wave-o’Liknts Wostehester Cup, Glidelia; Jockey Ciub Mlandicap, Glidella dna W o o-Light; Shrewsvury IHundlcap, Miugr; hl:imuumncllx Iln(n,ullcxlw, sll(llktg!.] Mmg n‘v“v, an 0| 3 Ocoan ukes, 3 Champlon Bitukos, Glidelia, “Hioro Lave bewis HEVEIAL ADDITIONS TO THE STAKES OF THE BAUATOGA ABSOCIATION, tho late mulls bringlng severul new entrics, In the sumuner handicap there aro 83: aplnnway Atnkes, 405 kequel stakes, 433 " ensh Dandicap, © Wi Sarato Cup, 24 flash stakes, 105 Kxeelslor Bweepstukes, Baden-Baden Tlandicap, 843 North Amerlenn Steeple-Chase, ity Stakes flef Stakes, b1 ME takes, i7: Morrissey Stukes, 633 Stakes, 403 Congress o Stakes, 343 Clarendon Tlall Stakes, 42; Grand Prize of Saratoga, 625 United States ttotel Stakes, 033 muking & grand total of 933 entrles, AN INVENTOR TO WIHOM WE OWE MUCH, New Yonk, March 8.~Dansel Alley Web- ater will be hurled to-day from his residence. Webster wasn first cousln of Daniel Web- ster. Jtewns born in Keene, N, 1L, where Iis father owned a foundry elghty-oue years ago, One of his early reeollections wns riding around the conntry to collect copper sernps and large cents of olden times, to he melted Into cannon for the war of 1812, Hewag the Inventor of Woodworth’s plan- Ing-machine, although ho allowed the patent to be taken out In Woodworth's name. Mill- Ions have been realized out of the patent by its subsequent possessors, but the two origfs nal owners did ot receive more than $15,000 forit, Il Invented n spring beater for fax and the thrashing-maching for graln now in eneral use, e also Invented a street- sweeplng saachine. - Before the raflron enme into use Webster cerented a revolution I post-conchies by greatly reiducing their hight und enablime them to be driven nuch faster thun previously, FORSY'T'U BSTREET. THE METIODIST CHULCIL New York T'rihune, March 7. The. Forsyth Street Methodist Episeopal Chureh celsbrated its ninety-first anniver- sury Sunday., Next to the John Street Church It Is tho oldest Methodist Eplscopnl chureh In the eity, It was érected In 1780 on land which was confiscated from Torles and s0ld by the Glovernment to o man who subse- quently sold It to the church nssocintion, In 183} the church was rebuilt, and in 1874 the front wall wns taken down, and the pulpit, which was in the rear,is now where once was the sile. What was formerly the width Is now the lenith of the church, and the audlence-room s now only seventy feet by forty feet, Mementoes of the old chureh, however, remain In the windows, a clock, tha pulplt, altar-rail, and an old ann-chalr, which Blshov Asbury oceasionally oe- cupleds The wenlth of tho chureh wns onee Jarge, and in those days it had n wembdership of 1,400, The bulldig had a seating eapacity of 2,000, Gradually, o8 nrembers died and others moved up-town, the Soclety dwindled, and an effort was made to endow the church by bullding four lnrge five-story tenement-houses on its land. Depreeiation in the value of real estate and in rents resulted in the accumulation of a debt of S68,500, After o number of persons had related thelr expericnces, Chauncey Shaffer spoke briefly, 1usaid that he was n grandson of Bishop Asbury on one slde, and on the other he came from tho hardest kind of I'resby- terlan stack, Ila thought that In 1857 the Methodists of New York nusde royal arch wistuke In moving their churches up-town for the benetit of B A THY FLORA MWFLINSEYS Ivwas his opinion that more’ churches were needed down-town, nnd hethought that fashion would yet "como that way. If ho wanted to be really fushionable twenty-ivo years from now he would buy property on the Battery while 1t was yeb eheup, for ha believed that the fashjonable-veoply wonld then seek that neighborhood for their homes. In the meantinie he hoved they mlght have meeting-houses for thupour in the heart of the thickly-populated “districts. Ile advo- cnted tha appointent of Germans as mis- slonarles in the lower parts.of the city, and he predicted that there would be an imwmense German emlgration to this country fna few. yoars. o PETER COOPER wns then Introduced by Bishop Harrls. Not- withstunding his ngo he svoke witha finm voleo which was audible In:nll parts of the churel, 1le sukd that ho would most gladly have n few words with the congregation growlng out ot thie best lesspns of his life. I'he firat fesson ho received from lifs purents, who were for sixty years méinbers of the ald John Street Chu was thit 1t was safe for hinto do unything that he knew was right, ad dangerous to do_that which was wmuir. It had bean the light in his }mlh through his long life, The next lesson -ho learned wus from the oldest known record of humnn events, It was to keep subdued and live dominion aver thu things of:the earth. ‘Lo vbjeet of life was to better: one’s condition and the condition of those around him. Ile next spoke of tho beauty of benevolence, and snld that the hight of biiss was the hight ot ity. 1le recited portions of Pope's ay on M’ from which he had derlved nineh pleasure during ity y Charlty, lio held, was the grand key te un- luck thie Kingdom of Heaven, THURLOW WEIED sald that his strength was pot sufliclont to enable him to express lug, feellngs, Iy voico wag ver, low, and it wns with great difficuity that he was heard even by thosa Jmmediately surrounding him. Ho spoke of John Summeriield, 1 pastor who nt ong tine occupicd tho pulpit of the Crosby Strect Churel, and said that he patd more defer- ones to hls flulmnmnunm,w that of any othor man of hls years, 11e also spoke of tho fmyportant part which the Rev, Mr MeAr- thur, Secretary of the Methodist Book Con- cern in Londoh, plnyed at thoe time every ong thought war between Grept Drituin® and Amuvrica was inminont, twenty years ago, When Mr, Weed had taken his seat, str, Cooper rase, Ho suid he had one thought which he would like to utter, Science is the law of God, designed for the use and elova- tion of mankind, “Delieving thls," ho added, *1 filli’ that when ~Clirlstianity comes to bo folt In ail its purity, power, an foree, it will be found 1o be n shnple system to gn'hhs and reguinto the action of mankind, 1 would Mke thut thought to be remem- bored.” 1n the ovening Bishop Hnrels preached o sermon, at the close of which a revival DIy cetlng was ho BOCIEYY., Mg WHAT 15 GOINOG ON. New York Sun, March 0, Ono of the gravest seasons that Now York hns over seen was brought practleaily to n close on Mondny evening, when its lust great ball was given. It wns confidently expected that this lnst winter meeting of the populnr und successful, K. C, I, C. would have boon the most onjoyiible of tho sories, but candor compels us to ndmit that it was, on tho eon- trary, obviously wanting in the splrit and brilllancy of Its prodecessors. Whethorthis may be sttributed o the shadow of coming nusterities, which fell upon beaux and belles alike, or that Dame Nature, after submitting o be bullled and snt upon for threw long months, wgs cealmly asserting her cinims, it was difieull t1 decidey but cortain it s that the Nights looked dim, the young fuces weary, und even the ball-dresses took onacrumpled, disordered, and disconsaged lack, ‘The ouly pursons wio seemed to bireally happy woro tha ehuperones, who, with tho prospect be- foro thew of restful duys and early piltows, were as jolly and jublfunt s thelr young charges weru latless and dissatistied, During the period of supposed retiroment upon which wo nre now entering the surtain will ba dropped upon all lurgo dancing vuter- talnmentss but dinners, theatrs and opern purtius; infornml meetlugs for card-playing, and varlous othier devlees for cheating guunl resolutions and annlhilating the devon of ennui will abownd, and, bf atfording more opportunlty for flirtation, will brobably bo ns much enjoyed ns unything that hos gote fore thom,~ With thy Eajwr sun will come the bright days ot carty spring, and then drivimgs snd Tidlng partles, hunt-meotings, ruces, breakfasts, and dinners at Custlo Lin und Jeromo Park will be i onder, with por- lnps o fow spring **cotllions,” where fresh organdies amd turlutans will Teplues giting and velvets, und where the talk will bo of sunnnor_plans, wid new trimnphs wid please ures ut Nuwport, Saratogn, uid Conev Island, 1 spite of the drivig 51.0 y=r.0r0, the Blirove ‘Luecsduy weddings word us brlfl:t atid cheerful ns weddings can bo made to bw, and the Mard! Gris dinners und dances werg Kopt up until fonk uttor Ash Wadnesduy hiud been duly ushored I At Mrs, Edward Matthews', fnn the Iifth avenue, u_gay purly of twenty young glrls, smong: whom wera Miss Leroy, Miss Outhout, Miss Remington, Miss argons, Miss Murgarot Rugers, Grace Kernochun, Mlss Corn Bumith, the Misses Roewsen, and the Misses Webb, sut down to n sumptuous dinner at 7 o'clock, which wns served by Pinard with the nsunl Iuxuries and adornnents, excepting only the hitherto necessary accompnniment of atiend- ant eavaliers, Upon this oceasion men were omitted by partichlar request, and ten of the fair dumsels nsarped thelr places, and made themselves extremely szreeable to the Julles whom they were requested to hand fn. Great nllarlty prevalled durin the bmn&urzl. but' It was observed whan the diuner was over, and 10 o'clock rought n detachment of ‘binck coats nnd white necktles, that the spurlous knights wers only too glad to resign’ thelr lady-loves and their fulso colors and assine their own rmmur roles In the gay cotilion which fol- owed, A elaborate supper was provided atinldnigit, and the favors In the german were guite nuvel nrl orbeinal. - Among thens were highly-decorated eands, with an amus- ing sr}ulu printed on the reverse slde, each one of whileh was “Gooid for one pancake ' to the holder thoreof, sald panenkes belng snppited b n side-table, and one of them_ - eloelng a iandsome ring, of which Miss Cora Smith was the fortunate fleder, On thy sume eveming Mrs. William M. 13 liss, of West Twenty-ninth street, had a large dinucr, and Mrs, John Taylor John- stoia young Indles’ werman, Mys. ¥F. It Rives also entortained n tow friends at sup- per, and Mrs, R, L, Cutting gave a very pret- ty and successful fancy party for children in_bonor of her eldest grandehild, Very ttle §s In prospeet for the coming week, Cards ure out for n few teas wnd receptions, und n musienl afternoon at Mrs, D'Orémtenx’s on the 13th is looked forward to s certain to be n grent musical treat. L 13 generally understood fn Washington that Admiral ~ William E, Lero[)'. who hns won for Wmself the compllmentary sobriguet of the * Chesterficld of the Navy,” will be marsied to Mrs, M. B, Stamp, of Hurford County, Murylund, early in tho comlny spring. ‘Thecerémony will take pluco at 8t. John’s Church, Washington, aud wiil | he followed by n sutmmer triv to" Europe, after which Adiniral Leroy proposes to make his home in this cl!{. Most of our readers have heard of tho (}uorns County 1lunt. the Rockaway Hounds, the Essex Connty Club, und other hunting ussociations, and” o hunt s gencrally sup- posed to be wuch the sane l.'\'t.‘l'f'“‘hflfl:. and to mean hright-colored conts, spirited horses, ps, cries, and healthy excitement. hunting-club has Ilately been or- ganized fn this city with which the publle is not gulte so famlllar, and which Is known smong the Injtlnted as “'I'he Bleecker Street Hounds.”” 'The meets of this club are in Broone street, where they declare that they are niways sure to tind & brush, and its mem- bers wear pluk, it Is true, but of paper-tmus- 1in, and with buttans and adornments of in, ‘Thelr unlsced bag Is attached to u Bleecker- street car, thelr run 18 in the next car follow- ing, and thelr hue aud cry 1s of their own lnvention, and by no means dofi- clent In origlnality., “Thelr hydge fs o toothbrush, which' every menmber s re- qulredwrru tiee at the hunt dinners, or a penalty of €5 Is exacted, These dinners, by the way, are uncommonly ;inod ones, and are enlivened by no end of sprightly talk snd practical Jokes at the expense of thelr breth- ren of the genuinoand legitimate arlicle, Ao tha members of this unique and in- dependont organlzation are Messrs. Plerro llurlz\:'l, Lawrenee Perking, und August Bel- mon T. Among the superstitions about bridesis ong that 1s generajly belleved and acted upon in the South of England, and which deerees that a bride In removing “her bridal robe and vell must take espeeinl care to throw away every pin wornon the eventful day, Mls- fortune, it s snid, wiil Ineviwbly overtake the bride who keeps even one pin used in the wedding tollet. Wo to the bridesmaids also It they keep any of them, Theirchances of matriniony will” be materlally lessened thereby, and at any rate they must give up all hope of narrfage untll Whitsuntide of the followlng year. 5 BIBLE-REVISION. MEADY FOR DELIVERY IN MAY. Speetal Dispateh %o The Chicago Tritune, NEW Yons, March 7—The Itev. Dr. Philip Schatf, Chairman uf the Bible-Revision Com- mittee, nunounces that the revised New Testumnent will be published by the Evglish university presses In May in diffarent sizes and styles of binding, at corresponding prices; that the Amerfcan Committee glves its sanction to the univoersity editions; that the Commltteo has no connection with any of the proposed reprints: and that the publicution of the re- vision will be precisely on the same footiug ns the present nuthorlzed version, that is, yrnlacwd by copyright in England and free n thig: country, ITEMS. i INTERNATIONAL LAW. Nrw Youx, March 8,—The luternational Code Conunittee of Aneriea reélected David Dudley Fiekl President und appointed dele- gates to tho Conference in Cologne August uext, THE CITIZENS’ CORPS OF TITUSVILLE, PA., visiting New York on the way home from Washington, was the guest of tha Old Guard yesterduy ovening from 5 till 7 o'clock. The regiment left town at 8:30 1ost ovenlng, and will neeopt an Invitation of mllitary friends to stop st Syracuso and Buffalo, PAINTERS FATALLY INJURED. Thomas King wnd Robert Smith, residents of Brooklyt, were fatally In{un'd lo—(lnr biy' the breaking of nswinging lndder upon which they wers standing painthyz u house, falling four storfes, THE MEMBEUS OF THE PRODUCE EXCHANGE ungaged i the butter trade buve adopted rules for the better government of tho trude, —_—— LATE SPRINGFIELD ITEMS. An Important Raflroad Bill to Bo In« srvancsd 10 the Sonato ‘To=Day—Cons sideriug tho Question of Golng Ahend with the Wonk of Apportlonment—A Houvy Judgment. Speclal Divpatch to The Chicago Tridune, Briuxovieup, Hl, March 8.—\ very lmpore tant bill will be introduced fnto tho Senate to- morrow, It secks to cstublish reasonable mixi- mun charges for tho trauspuriaton of frelght and passengers. 1t divides the rullroads of the Btate futo tve groupd, The Wrst group con- sista of tho Chienko & Northwestern Ruilrond Company, Chicugo & Alton, Chicago, Burlington & Quiney, Chicago & Rock Istand, Wabush, 1.1« nota Central, Chicogo, Milwnukee & Bt. Paul, Indinnapolix, Uloomington & Wastorn, Indisnapolis & 8. Louts, Ohlo & Mlsatasippi, Plitsburg, Clucinuatl & St. Louls, and Chlcago & Grand Trunk Roads. The socond group coutalus tho Luke Shoro & Michigan Bouthorn, Michigan Central, Pitwsburg, Fort Wayne & Chicago, Baltimore & Obio Rouds. Tho third group is compusod of ustorn 1linols, Illinols & St Alton & Terre Haute, and ‘Wostern Unlou. “I™a fourth group contalns tho Teorlu, Pokin & Jacksonville, Hock lslund & Poorln, Bt loufy, Hock Island & Chlcago Roads, Tho Afth group {8 mudy up of the Chlengo & Jowa gnd all other rallroad com- punica not numed [ the ubove groups, The yates for tho transportation vf Dussengurd over 12 yoars of age on 8suld ralironds aro estnbe llshod¢ ns follows: First group, two cents por nule; sccoud group, ouu und oune-hs)f conta pur wiles thivd group, two und & quarter centd per wmlie; fourth group, two and o half conts wor mile; ffth group, threa vents por wmite, The rate to bu chunged ehilldren under 12 yoars of age shall by one-huif of tho nbovo rutes. Whon the furo fs pald on the curs an addidon of five conts por passenger 18 wade, ‘Tho terminal churgos on all classos of frelght fa 81 pee car; Hrat oluss, twenty to thirty mtlos, two rills por 100 pounds por inle; from thirty to MO mwiles, 12100 eont; MO to 2T milus, 1006-10000 cont; ‘second-clnsy, samo mile- nge, INM-10000 cont 1 anflu, S8-10KN cont per lio; third-cluss, sato mileago, H-10jcent, 8,10 cunts TH- 100k cont per imliu s, FONrti-cinss, Bulie ey, BO7-1060 cent, U-100 cent 635-1000 cont por mile; enp-loml lots trow oue to 100 mitos, wile; 10 to 153 mites, -100000 oonts 155 to ‘267 inties, 1235-10000 cont, Uratn, exoept wheat, same inllongo, por miley, 6-10 ocent, 48-1000 cont, 456-1000 cent; wheat, semo wllugo, per milu, 851000 cont, Tl Gont, A-10W ceit. Luwbir, eutile, aud hous, feom W to W miles, ono mill por wile; from W to 166 olles, O-ln) voat; from 165 to 247 wiles, 8100 contt coal, por ton, pur wlle, frow one to fifteon Wnles, ono ovgts trom fifteon to mx-ulx wlles, threo-fourtbs cents Truin Hitty 10 B0 milos, uno- half oont, Thoe uther clussitientionsy uud grudu- tons urv as ju the Commlssionors’ schedile for rulirouds cowposlng the second group. All ratos whull bo txod Ly » deductdon of 10 per cunt on the first group. Tho ratus for tho third group wball bu un uddition of &' por vont to thoss of the g group. Fhie rates for tho fourth fiwup shail boan addisy tlon of 10 por cunt L tha Hrat.” The rutes for the 1ifth group sball bo un sddition of 15 per cont, The nfluumuuon and groups ure the sauie as i the Commisslojions’ schodules, wod the wradution OF rutos 1y calvilated W approximata tho satw, but the standnrd Iy ono_cent per ton per mille upon graln in ear-lond lots, ‘The Howse Committeo on Con, lonnl mnd Benntorial Apportlonmont wiil hold n caucus to- morrnw sttorneon to disctiss tho auestion of go- fir nhead and making tho two appolntments this sesslon, despite tho United Ktatces Honut failure to puss tho Apportionmont bill, Hoy of tho mombers, ncluding John W. Poarson, Chnirman of the Committce on Con- wreasionnl Apportionmont, are anxious = to tommenco work —at onee, and thus Ny awny with the neuumg of nn extrn scsslon noxt winter, and cite tho fact that the Texisinture ncted independently of Congroeas in 1461 and 1871, ns nuthority for tha statement that it can A8 well be dono now as it cnn next winter, ‘Therd 18 n growing sontimont In_fuvor of following these precedents and of taking up and Hnishing the job at as carlyu dny ax possible this scaalon. Georgo H, (oodwin to-day obtained o Judg- ment in the United States Cirenit Court avainst the City of Quincy for £44,20 In o sult involving the valllity of the debt-funding Londs isaucs by that ity In payment of ita scrlp indebted- 1uss In 1860~ STATE AFTAIRS. INDIANA. Bptclal Disvateh to The Chicago Tridune, ISprANAvoLis, Ind,, Murch 8.—A roll-call of tho Sennta this morning showed all the membors present except Messrs. Foster and Hart, Demeo- crats. Mr, Latigdon, Republican, immedintely offerod the following resolution, and domunded tho provivus queston: Ienolved, That for tho purpose of n spoedy organization of the Senate Wiltiam 1L Schlater bo aud he 18 bereby declnred tho prineipal Sece retary of the Senute; that Hobert B. Sears bu and be I8 hereby declitred the Assistunt Socres tary of the Senate, and that Hicharm 1I Huncheon by and ho 18 """“3; declured the Dluurkcoper of tue Benate for tho speciul ses- slon, Tho resojution was carried, three Donocrats— Benz, Voyles, and Woods—voting with tho Ne- vublierns, while Wilson, Republican, sud Poin- dexterand Dovls, Grecubackers, voted in tho negative, Motions to reconsider the voto and iny on the table were thon woved and carried. Beblater is & Republicen from Wayne County, Scars is u Republican Greenvucker from Vermilion, and Iuncheon Is a Domoerat of Laporte. Doorkecper Huuchieon has appolnted the fol- lowing assistauts: Wiillam Langstutf of Clin- ton County, N. M. Wilson of Beott, Juseph Hotr- ‘l‘rl‘;lkl;ll‘l of Luke, and Willlwn Pfrimser of Eure It was ogreed to proceed with business in the famu munier a8 ul the regulnr seasion, und the ax blll was resumed und disoussed during tho rest of tho sesslon. The House orpunized with tho samo oflicers as it hnd ut tho regular scssion, except that Doors keeper Evans was superseded by Jim Woods, of Warruek, * the Irish miner," A number ot now bills wero Introduced, and thu mujurity and mlorlty repotts ot o Yune coy Medieal bil discussod atlength. Inesdago feom the Governor was received reealling the ptiention of the metnbers to the importunce of leginution looking to the druin- uge of tho swiump lnuds, and urging them to complete the work before thom us rapidly as possible. MICHIGAN. Speetal Dispateh to The Chicago Tribune. LaysiNa, Mich,, Murch 8.—In the Huuse tho Cownnitte on tho Normnl Schuol reported, nsk- ing an uppropriation of £10,500 for thut Institus ton for the next two yenrs, A tnnss of minor bills passed the House,—imony them ono to ap- propriute $5,00 for rebullding the south portico of the nuw Capitol, which 18 settling budly; ulso, upproprinting $16,550 for n new lecture hull and othor bulldings nt the Reform-School. Iu tho Senate, the Committee of the Whole axreed to the Oleomurgneine bill and umending the election luws. The Benato 8nt down on the il requiring wanufucturing compunies Lo re- Port 1o tho Auditor-General, 13oth brinehes tovk u recess of the nfternoon to tuke in the Domueratio State Convention, WISCONSIN. 3fAnisoN, Wis., March &—Duth Housed of tho Legialature weut through the calondar to-duy. In the Assembly tho resolution providing for a convention to frame a new Constitution was killed, Tho Intereat bill, reducing tho rate to 6 per ceut as the legal rate, and 8 by speclul contriet, passed by a lurge mujority, Bills were pussed to prevent by penaltics tho obstruction ot stroews used for log-driviwe, T the Senate the b granting murried women the right to suc und mn‘fuuun sepurato uctions and receive the benett of Judgtoents for injury sustninud to person or charactor pussed, ARKANSAS, Tnrrre Rock, Ark., Mavch 8.—The Bonate passed the bill reviving for two yeam the State Noard or Financu, with an umendment limiting tho rate of Interest to b paid o loans 1o percent. A resolution looking to a resubmig- lon of tho repudintion vonstitunonal awmend- ment wus defoated. Asslstunt-Socrotury T. 0, Atking dled to-day. — ———— TEMPERANCE. Bptcinl Dirvateh to The Chicage Tridune: NostoN, March 8,—~A convention of clerzy- men of Mussachusetts was held to-day to dis- cuss tho tomperance questlon. Tho enll wus signed by 000 ministers of all denominations, oud tho attendunce was very lurye. The meet- i wos very earpest, and tho outeomo wiit probnbly be the Innuguration of 4 movenent to secure o constitutionnl nmendment proaibiting tho manufacturing and sule of Jiguors in this Btate, this belng reymnded as o platform upon which il tompemncee peoplo enn stand, while it is beyond the rench of politieal ine tluences and }""fi. elillations. * Ex-President Cummnings, of the Wesloynn . University, presided. Thero 18 great activity amony tho Tempernnes peoplo in Boston Just now, und une great cause for rejoleing among themn 18 tho union of the State Tempenties Aliance and tho State Total Abstinenee Socloty, hithorto autug- onlstio fn tholr workings. ——— THE ASYLUM FIRE. PiTrsTON, P, March 8,—Tenry Potficld and Curtis Duuwore, inmntes of tho insuno nsylum at Danvllle, who mudo tholr escupe during tho burning of tho asylum Saturduy night, camo hoero this evening and wero soon nfter taken In churge Ly tho pollee to be roturned to Dauville Wemorruw, ——— DEATH OF A VETERAN, Bpectal Dispateh o The Chicewo Tridune, BrueATon, Ik, March 8,—3r, Chrlstinn Wult~ zer, an old resident of this place, divid lust night attuengoof M. 1o waa one of the very few survivors who fought in the buttle of Watarloo and served o8 a veterun uader tho Dudo of Welllngton, 11e was a soldicr of tho Free Clty of Bremen, onlisting of his own uccord ut tho nge 041, nnd recetving nu honorable dischurgo in Tmpicnfi ruit Laxative Is the Best and Most Agreeable Preparation in the World for Constipation, Biliousness, Headache, Indigestion, Hemorrhoids, Torpid Liver, Indisposition, and all com- plaints arising from an obstructed state of the system,™ One Lozenge is the usual dose for male adults; one-half § to three-fourths of one for ladies and children, Fropared frou) TROPIC-FRUIT LAXATIVE serves the purpose of pills and the usual purgatives (of every name and nature), and is entirely free from the many objections common to them. Sold by Druggists everywhere. Packed in bronzed tin boxes only. Price, 25 cents. Large boxes, 6o cents. Each box bears the private government stamp, trade-wark, and autogruph signatygre of the proprictor, 1815, aftor six yoars aud oight months FIRE RECORD. A still alarm to chemieal engine No. 2nt7:24 yeatorday forenoon was enusod by a firo In the two-atory and basoment frame housc at No. 6% Weat Erio stroct, owned and partlaily vceupled by I Knutson. Tho basement, whero tho fire vriginated, I8 occupted by Thomas Iverson, care y dry lumber catehing firo from 0 Damage, to bullding reon's lumber and tools, 860, N AT BOLIVAR, TENN. NasavivLe, Tean,, March 8.—Tho firo nt Boll- var, Tean,, Inst night broke out in tho rear of Owens' saloon, and in a stiort time destroyed the entiraaouth sido of the town. Many of the honaces were frame, and wore principally used na Ftores, Tho loss is fully £50,000, Insarance about Aturtod by wh Incundlty. “The Contcy Iut mes ' I Fowly cscupod tho tamos, | ot EaE NEAR FORT WAYNE, IND, Special Dispateh to The Chicago Tribune. Fonr WAy~z Ind., Murch 8,~The barn of 0. . 8tmons, on s stock-farm two ralles south of here, was totally destroved by fira Inat night.. $2,000 in tho Water- New York. 'Tho live stock was ull The fire Is nseribed to Incendiarisa, 000; [nsured for BRIMSTONE. Spectal Dispateh to The Chieaco Tridune. Micb., Murch 8.~Three frolght cars standing on a slde-track at Orass Lake, in thig eounty, londed with brimstone, took fire Inst :mmt and burncd to tho tracks. Ioss $3,000 AMUSEMENTS. ACADEMY OF MUSIC, West dide, Halsted-st., near Madison. rary Eyoutog und Matnecs thia woek. 15 RICHMOND, HARTE $ EHOOL Ay and LOR mna WOOD, ole Deymitie Dogs, in HWIFT AND NUX ported be 110, LEAROCK and Stock imission—Eveuings and Buaday Matinue, and e, Wed, aid Sat. Matinoes, 15, > enn b kecured by both Edison and HOOLEY’S THEATRE, WO NLATINES-.C . e P R AR D ron THE WOILLD'S FAVORITES Salsbury’s Troubadours. Grand produgtion of their own Loukhable Musical Extruvngnnza, ontltled tho 1I3IROOIL, 5, 25, wnd K e totepliones. I ntgueer musical cuncelt, "DIEA! Fhotierapl Galluey, M'VICKER’S THEATRE. o Incomparnblo uesday. and Wednesday Night, tha starte DETECTIVE. ditfurent chnrucicrs, y, Friduy, snd Saturdny Nights, and Bature MUSIETTIE. No Wednesdny M. 3 in prepnimtlon—Littia Neil and the Marchioness, FARWELL HALL, Thursday Evening, NMarch (0, I88f. [The entortalnment in tho regular course of the Y. . A Bostpated on pecount of the weathor from Maruh & will ik pluce as it of Hewding: CERN, and Music 1y “liekots insued for e %1 and un exeellont ghute the Hovel CONCENT ‘Tha entertaiimont TR el 0 Is sasared; ftwlll ins ECITALS by the Potior GRAND OPERA-HOUSE. Clurk-st., opposite ‘Third Geand Matfineo nt 2 p. m, LAST WEEK of thy Lending Attruc und ltoluniug Sunsation, VOYAGERS IN SOUTIHERN SIEAS, With ite duzeling wealth of 3 Contnued triumpn of 10; wondertul Flying Nuxt Week=—1'11E FERLY’S THEATRE, Manazor und Propriotor cu . ctlun of the city ndarand magniice: ANTI, BOSS], ana HAHRISONS, in PIIOTOS. B MATINGE AT 2, © A POPULAR BUCCESS, CHAS. T. PARSLOE 1n Bartioy Campboll's famous snd poworful Drama, MY PARTNER! WITH THE BUPERB 7] LOUIS ALDRICH SPRAGUE'S QLY. Evory Evontng ats, Matnees We und Sundag, the distieuia ARRY WEBRBER, Teagi-F'nrce-Uomndy Success, NI? AND TUCK. “x(l::dny. March N—:_lpnmuu‘l Original Gourgla Mine CENTRAL M Concert hy Master Michael Banner, luy Vielinlst, this Wednesday Evens fuctur #nd Musical Director, Nr. 1¢C THEATRE. nerdny, Satunday, Comediun, PAEN L PAIRDANKS. MORSE & 00, 111 & 113 Lake St., Chicago, ‘Re careful tobuyonly the Genulne. 93 Washingtort-st. Agency catablished 1365 ADVERTI Fouis Lioyd & Co, Invurablo putos 1 any of thy loading thy U, 8., plesws conault sut torims bofory ANTEEING Adyortisers seoking tho BONDS GUAR 0f pursana huldinig posttbne uf trust cah bo obtalned of th FIDELITY & CANUALTY » TROPIC FROIT LAXATI) Thousands are us- \, ing it with the best re- sults, and esteem it - e ey highly as a safe, pleasant and effects ive remedy. X