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THE COURT RECORD. Point Scored by tha Eietx Lxnn- ber Company Against a Eail-road. Pitcher va. Beard ef Trade IwelIIas boose CeatrTer7 Ste aad Items. A Complete Beport of the ProoMdiac In AH the Courts of Beoord, TB BZWBSBBT yiOOUM MASS I Kn XXTKATIO Jitdre Bhepard entered an order la tit esse ttlu trustees of tha lis wherry estate, find- tnr that the olloenna; defendants to Mm MU.

linylne; failed to plead, tuMru, or oemur, Jmd made default, aad tho bill la therefore take-, mm mm to thein: Abbott ana Ketchum, John IX Bar, William Bond, Bo- dolon Delmel, Joseph leunel, Bltnoa Deimel, irt Dxter, Thomaa H. Enroot, Cam a 1'reneh, Mary Galea, Alexander Gate, trustee. Cbarlea T. Gregory, Henry CL Boner-lak, Joalah T. w.ii- Amos Hill, Henry P.

Itart, Maltby, Cbarlea McLean, Johe McLean, William J. H'eetnt, WUllam li. fciaaon. Q. Bnepard, A.

9. WUllama. Georg-e VI. Wood, and G. Warner.

Tne Court referred art eaoae to Maater-ln-ehanoary A. F. bteveneoo, to take proofa and report as to the tuna of tne death of the widow and daughters of Walter Newberry, and aa to who at the death of the laat eurvivor were the lawful eurvtvtng- deeoenoanta of Mr. Newberry'e own brothers and aistera, atatlnir them per atirpea; and also aa to who are now each deeoendanta or the legral repreeentatlYee of mar of them who may have since died; and also aa to which. If any, hare made any mortgagee, assignments, transfers, or conveyances of.

or bare otherwise created or suffered llena oa any interest olalmed by tham In the estate of Walter I Newberry, and also the nature and amounts of any each llena or el alma CHICAGO A2TD Z7AHSTOK DEPOT. The Bxrrz LffMBU oompast acoaaa a ponrr. Judge Anthony has been engaged for eev-eral days In the trial of the condemnation ait ot the Chicago, Eranatoa and Lake 8u-perior Ballroad Company against the Charles Xliets Lumber Company. The railroad oom-psnysoaght to oonaemn a large tract of property west of the Chicago River, lying between the rtver and Canal. Randolph, and Lake streets, and la owned and occupied by the Eietx Company as a lumber yard.

The railroad company proooeea to build a depot on the site, but could effect no acreement aa to price with the Bieta Company, which demanded $400,000. while the railroad company was only willing to pay $250,000. for the land actually needed and to be occupied. The lumber company claimed that If Its yards were taken tne docks which it owna would be rendered valueless. The railroad company has no use for the docks and Its offer did not contemplate them.

The lumber company. Howard, allowed so conclusively by evidence at the trial that Its docks would be rendered useless that the railroad company, fearing that It would have to pay for the oocks also, aaaed and obtained leave yesterday to amend tneur petition so as to Include the docks in their suit. A juror waa therefore withdrawn and the trial will be begun de novo. PITCHES VS. BOABS OP TRACE.

a MiXDiHUi to compbx. axxstsTATBMBscT. A petition for minilimni was filed in the Circuit Court by Lewis W. Pitcher, the expelled member of the Board of Trade, for a mandamna to compel the directors of the board to reinstate him. fie again protests bis innocence of the charges preferred against him by Boylaton Hall and says, in addition, that his expulsion was altogether illegal.

Tha rules require that at least twelve of the board who -neve heard the charges shall vote for expulsion. A number of the twelve who did vote for bia suspension had not heard the evidence at all The testimony taken waa not under oath and was hence 11 local. As the expulsion prevents bis selling his membership, valued at $10,000, he claims that his property is conn seated on evidence unsupported by oath, which is contrary to the constitution and statutes of the btate. Two of tne twelve directors who voted against him were James H. Milne and W.

W. Catlin, who are claimed to be aliens, but who also acted aa prosecutors and fudges at the same tune, lly their Influence and toren-alo anility, he claims, they procured other directors to vote for his expulsion from the corporation. IK GENES AL. tMU oocupasct or a bwkuxsio noun. Judge Bhepard yesterday rendered a decision in a case la which the question involved t.mm what constitutes legal "occupation" ot a dwelling house.

The ease waa that of the Traders and Agricultural Insurance Companies against Frances T. Bace, who owned a frame honse at Irving Park, upon which were two policies of Insurance. amounting to Miss Baoe rented tne bouse to tbe late Prof aor Fraser, and, when and cis family lei I it, tne premises i tnalnod unoccupied for a long time, and about a year since the dwelling was burned. Miss Baoe had endeavored to satisfy Sh clause In each of the policies declaring ansm void wnea uw building oeasea to oe occupied as a dwelling-house. Dy naving ner brother and a man servant aieep oa the premises while she visited the bouse la the day time.

Judge bhepard bald anas uua oia no constitute occupation as a dwelling-house within the meaning at the law. and decided la favor of the Insurance companies. Jadge Putilipa left Chicago last night for His owa circuit. Me win return Jane to bia sea oa tho Obok County Circuit bench, Slew calendars for Judge Williamson a bow ready for distribution la the bxi parlor Men uuxi omoe. Jobs Griffith, contractor, waa sued for S3.UOO la the superior Court by liaxUg.

widow of liuatav Harcg. who lost me iixe wane working' for urtmi oa lUalto Building. Judge Eheperd made am order in the dl- worceosseof Mary E. Wait) against Charles 11. waiaa, a prlater, which given to the wife.

la trust for their three children, premises No. 76 Llnoota avenue. Tula la la lieu of all orders lor alimony hers tot ore made. A bill waa filed tn the) Circuit Court by Philip jjecker aad Peter AUard against their partner, Thotnaa K. Courtney, asking; for a dissolution of peftuezahip aad for aa aooooauna.

parttee are oou tractors. aad have been associated alnoe itm-k. It la claimed that Courtney Has retained at least beioaging to his partnera Tbe town of Lake, the Chicago. Back Island and Pacific, and the Lake bnore and Michlgasi DOuthera Ballroad Companies were tuade defendants in two suits, filed In tbe ttuperlor Court by Mra. Ellas Buroky aad Patrick 8.

Fag In, the former claiming and the latter $50,000 damasrea. Xbe TXalnOffa own property la Englewood, which they eiaiin waa greatly damaged by tae ooawracwB ot toe luxty-arst THS CALLS. jrr Be re rd ay -XnrjTKD BTATBS OLSJ BfB. JadrsOreaham At Indianapolis. Judge Blodget No in the crity.

atrraaioa oou ax. Judge Anthony Motion for new trial ta eases No. 2.868. 3.255, 4V274, Stfi 3,25. 8.465, K.477.

and 3,481. Jadse Osry Motion s. ads Wuilsmsoo Motions for new trials ta term Nos. 2,123. 1.704.

1.920, 1.904. 2.119. 2509. and 2.512. Jads iiiM Mottoes.

-Jadge bhepard No eourt. ctactm oocar. ids Conine Bnomiwed esass Koa. 4,783. 462.

228, 5.214. oUOd, and 8.305. Jadse Smith Koeoart, Jadse Bas-by Motleas for new trial and mla- Jadce Tnley DefanU K.7TA staler vs Meter. in Tim JAILTtTSTER OCEAN, SATURDAY ILOBIimifXTNlZ 5, 18S0SIXT.LXJ7 TAOZZZ Jndae Harker Wm assist ea Judge Bier's divorce calendar, oocbtt court. Judke Prendsnrsst la re John Mali.

PBOBATB OOCKT. Jades tcrerpockor Xo court, "Per Maatdav. tnrrTKD btatcs ooubt. Jadae Orsshsm At MUwaokee for aa indefinite period. Jadr BkxUtitt Csatod motions.

bupsaiob doubt. Jndae Oary Koa 3.03. and 100,645, So ease oa trial. Jadge Antesoy Wee. 2.453.

8.493. 8.493. S.iru. 65 7. 3,631, 3.G63.

3,665, and no ease an trial. Jndae Williamson First ealL first fifty oe new calendar. Trial celt. Koa. 2.913.

so ease on trial. Jade Haws Horn. 1.753. 1.790. 1.7S4.

1.793. 1.T0K. aad 1.780. No ease en trial. Jodo bhepard Contested motions.

Toss day. Cook Coenty abstract oases, bo. 87, Tbcaaat va mouvj, en neanns. CIXCtJlT (XMJBC lwtM fvnt mi a itfli HQ A 5,542, aad 0,464. No.

5.036. Boot vs Umlth. oa trial. Jadge Smith No 717. 737.

739. 740. No, 733. Berd vs Chi sad Alton Co. on trial.

Jadse Bagby No. 6,871. 6.883. 6.88 Ne. U.86H.

Demark va Ijeomia, oa Jadse Taley Contested mouooa. Judge Harker will assist Jedaa Tulsv. ooumti oorar. Jndae Prendergast Kos. 4.579.

4,578. 4.569, and Ov. aa. 4l. alsmu va ireiton.

on nrlaL Jadr Bosers 1.O07. 89, 81 to 84. 305, 365. 76U. and Jadse Osrnett 79.

eUu. and 101. 295. 349. 647.

64a, 748, 795. H74. fsobatb oorm Jadas gaka-erhorksr Call ot claim docks. TUB DOUBTS U. B.

CTBCU1X. nv suiia. 2ai88 Hobert W. Waterman vs P. K.

Aldsn and Oeorn a Boblnaoe, and P. M. Aldan and Oauor 8. Behinsen aa exaeatora of Jsmes (k Waterman. laUof PKalb Oounty.

IU. Bill fur aoooaatlnav W. B. Plana, seln Bkrosa jvdoi OKamHAK. Law la re Usnry T.

Wricht. peUtlon for habeas corpes: erd for pay of 887 to Wardea of penitentiary at Chester. Biroas juixib lunxim. Chancery Aram vs Aloline Wagoa Co; exa to Master's report heard and ad rat. TJ.

a DISTRICT, inr surra. 8.273 Frederick M. Kaapp et al vs Continental Insoranoa Company and An(lo American Insurance Company. Libel 81.913.US. Schuyler fc Kramer, proctora.

STJPBBIOK. Haw aoTTs. 103.332 Caroline Drvres va Frlta Sehwllka. Csss 2,100. Frederick Arnd, atty.

103,333 Edward J. BarraU vs Mra. T. Bt-'- Atteh 983.66. D.

W. Orares. atty. J03.334 Kdward Q. Ulllier vs Mrs.

O. H. Sweessy. Ccaf of ladgt 8843. Martin Basel.

atty. 103.335 Forest Olen Brick and Trie Co va Peter Yonns. Aast 840u Theo B. Schtnta. aur.

1 03. 336 Amelia Hartlar. admx ef Oustav Har- tla. ts Joha Gnffltha. Case C5.ooa J.

h. Bsa- nard, atty. 103.337 rrederiek aurcooir vs Ann westtau. Asst Sl.OUU. James Fraka.

atty. 103.338 Ooa Johnson vs JoOa Woodahl aad Joba timalard. Conf of Judct 810U.54. Krana, Mayer Bracket, attya. 103.339 Klase Korea vs Town of Lake.

Chi- ease. Bock laland and Parana Ballroad and the Lake Sbore and Michlsan bontnera rialln-a-j Co. Cas 50.000. O. N.

Ooldsmita, atty. 103.340 Patrick n. Vaaan vs baa. Case. 830.00U.

Bame attvs. 103.31 JoMpb uadeaocli. vs P. F. Bran.

Asst. 700. Cnarlss n. Thornton, atty. 1U3.342 Loots MitcbeU vs Marcos Meta.

Asst. 1.000. B. M. bhaffnec.

atty. 103.343 Dennis joa fe Comnany va C. B. BelL Asit. 81U.OOO.

Paddock A Aldia. attys. 103.344 W. J. Fabian vs Frank Be a tram.

Conf in tore detainer for flat Na 4 in bolldtnc No. 2 cor Col arena and Walls strset. Oeu, Bparllnc altv tor daft. 103.345 Jobn Lally. and John Lally.

vs Cnicaro Htovs Works. Asst, $3,000. iiynes. Bnsllsn Danae, attya 103.34.6 rvopl. as Jsmes.

Bridget, aad Peter Canninsham. va John A Lofnax. Jobn Koilpaint- erer. and Jeremlan K. Buckley.

lo, damacea. S2.0O0L Wm. S. liefferaa. atty.

10X347 Napoleon Lans-loiae vs Mtrhael Me- Ooyern. Asst. 5O0L Auatm A Canayan, atty. 1U3.349 Iioals Nenbarirar et si James BamUton. BrpUvm, 1ZX Araua.

Mayer Brackett, attya. 1U3.34'J B. DTonng vs Hermsn Siemon and Pnilllp JaeKer. Bepleyui. -'i5.

A IX Kddy. atty. 1O3.30O Charles F. A 11 In rich LooU Beinsch Co. Asst.

675U. Jamas 1L Falrchlld. atty. 103.351 Nathaniel CL Thaver va James 1L Baddy. Case.

tSOO. Jamee U. Falrchlld. atty. 103.

352 Henry Hchnud vs J. A. Bohmldt. Asst. aOOU.

nam attv. Be PPT asd Thorsosy 103.322 Christian Baumann ya Charles Belts, Asst. S50U tL bears, stty. 103.323 I Leo Baler vs Joha L. At water.

Asst. 66.UUU Arthnr B. Wilson, atty. LAW JUIX1B oa ax. Orders 1 03,110.

Alt vs Doffran; exe stayed untU further ord 3.604, Uteln vs Stein: Iv to amd narr 3.047. Paltser vs Martin; pi on tha calx 1.013. O. T. By Co vs Steele; time to file bill of sxe sxtd to June 7 5.018, Brandt vs O.

By dia a 618, Bourk va City: lv to Jury to seal veraicb law cHiry rumrx attthoxt. Order 5.668. Elliott vs Bradley: a la e. Judirmsat 2.292. Tboa.

C. McOuire va Bn- oolpn A. And re; judgt on lam gioo and aat. LAW JUIX1B WILLIAMSON. Orders 2.V30.

leonard va 6 8 Utg Co: dial set aside 2.928. Foiiansbes vs Jama; sauna 2.V47. Brandt vs et it CO: dla 4.927, bam vs bams; ssroa Judgment 2.937. Mary Crawford va KUaa B. Donstoa; judct on ver 6562.50.

law juixjs ha waa. Orders 5.171. Alter vs Uutt; mo deft to set aside defit and jadgt entd and oontd till term 5.172. HiAl vs Hatt; nnt Jadcment 1.981. Msggls ilortty vs City; ver lor pux soou ana jaagt.

CUAX CKJC JUTX1 BHXPAKO. Orders 1.827. Plambsteel vs Plumbsteel: Ivte tan oiu ont eertoeits ana rei to Steele Hansen vs Uanaeu; defit 2.003. Blatenford va Condee; ord as prepared va Mar. tin: dise a 2.436.

Davis vs hmlta defit oer delta aad rsf to Whltsnesd 8AQ38. Schlnta vs bcalnts: ord as prepared. Decrees 93.416, Waits va Walte; doe 2.382. Bmita va ynne; oecree. CIRCUIT, nv SDTTS.

56.854 James T. btanton vs Jsmes Bolfsoa. Bui for dissolution of partnership, accounting and for receiver. Pre nob and Halsey. solrs.

56.855 Frank K. Barley vs AM lea T. Bolstoa and John Kola ton- Bill to (oreolo trust deed tor 8500 on tots 20. 2L. 28 and 29 In Blake'a subdva of lot J- blk 5 of Jsmes H.

Bees' sddn to Bnchtoa. Clarsnea A. Barlsy. sou. 66.

856 Mary Oregory vs M. J. Eaae and wife. APDeaL 56.857 Thee Eera A Co. vs Xngene Walkac Appeal.

66, 856 Peter AUard st al vs Thomas Courtney. Bill for aceeontlng, InJnnctioB aad reoeivar. W. T. Bursas, sou.

66.850 BaJpOL. Prloe va Katie Price. BUI (or divorce for dcaerUon, Joseph Ffirahlng, solr. 66.860 Lewis Pitcher va Board of Trade. Pe tition for Blsbss.

Ahrena afc Decker aad Beckwua. solrs. 69.861 Louisa D. Bonnda. ot Maaak.

sad J. Irylne Paare vs Hiram Hodrdon, Fetltlon to Derpetaale tastlmonv. Quica st TatailL aura 66. (162 Oeorg Oardnsr vs Ellxsbeth Mnager. Coax la fore detalaer for premises II Center a venae, tleaayler ez Arenser.

attya 56.863 D. W. Watarhury -va F. O. Parker.

Appeal. 66,864 Jams H. Eeeler va Ana Ap peal. 66.865 Wm. H.

Thorn psea VS Antony B. and John Van tavern. Appeaa, 56.866 Ansae Bins al vs KUaa OTTsOl. Asst. 86ua Eraus.

Mayer A Brackett, attya. LAW JUIX1B GOLUU, Ordsra 5,932. Ciark Bueiow tv to wlthd demr to aarr br time oaase Is reached for trial. 8.694. Llnsle vs Honatna'ert rule to ale bond eztd to Mooday next 7,098, Cribboa va Uaa-enstt: deflt aa pig for want of repla to del to M18.

Bteln vs Haachett: same aad IS othr cases 8.575. wrtxeej va xeung; spot dis amp rule 2.347. Bleb Vs Fuertsnht re- Instdssof Anl 22 6,624 Haraask va Homer: mo toeontlnne cvld. a alt dia want pro Mo dor vs Hyde: rule on Justice Chaplin to transfer pa per and role va Constable Bosseo for refusion: to bond 06.704. waiion vs Balnea la aad Coffes Co; lv to tile amd afft attch.

k) Verdicts 6.622, AnsUn vs tidier: ver for pit. 82L60. mo a by deft 6.438. Coaway vs Mayor; ver for piff. 85.

mo by pUL LAW JUOOS SMTXli. Orders 6.836. Llonesaaa vs Thnms: mo te reinstate appr 7.721. Kerr vs Elliott; sal dia a 6.734. Carter Bros, vs Volseisang: rule on deft to Jus bail by June 77.822.

a beta bolt va DistUUns; Cot rni to file spot papers la 10 as 7.823. Orieger va game: Bams 5,373. Thomas vs Trtoua Co; salt disp noa eomp with rule to restore files 5,427. Tayior va Uulleh; jads on ver and sppid 4.099. Otunlse.

use, va Yerkaa. suit dia a e. law rurxtm VAOBT. Orders 64.8W6. Map vb Bsistont time ta file attch bond extd till June 126.861, Uepo VS Brietow; lv to Jury te seal verdict till Monday.

CHAMCXAT JCDOB MlUlM. Orders 2.615. Hatlns va Parwall: so for Jane 0371. Bwanneil va Cushman; nassad under rule 6666. OSU ys O'Ned: set for June 2879.

CrawXurd vs aad QBH Co; set for Jane 11. chajcckxz judoi Burn Orders kMantoa Bolfsoa David Rankle aoDtd reor 65, Elttaea vs O'Connor: rule on Bobertaed Bridset Baton to show eaoee in IO ds why they should no vacate premisee 2.71 1. lama ovld, mis oa Williams te produce bUl Ay rjtoses vs Damueis mo to ae aside defit will tl SUA. floMUit (Inentart: ruls to show esase Monday why he aSoakl net pay 825 aalr te and al Ln be flzed. mi a to sna 0 bill In in 10 ds 8.355.

Boaper va boa per; dafliBouada va aodgdoat ded to Cirrus Bentiey. OOTJMTx. 8,670 Blmoa Beid et si vs J. T. aad K.

W. Wal.a. Appeal. (171 iKiiim ts Bamn Annas! 672 Andrew Levin, rroosr at Mavwood. A B.

Man in. aesio-nes. Voiantary asalcnment. Aaasts. 88QO; ltabilMUs.

60a O. U. atty. T.i jtttwis yuxDnoirt. Order 6,630, la re vol assgot Chicago Liquid Back Co: aaaax directed to aeil prop aad apply proeseds in pay of morta inaeonnnssa i.wa.

la re vol assent EUa A Hortnn sea to pay J. Cnrtis S150 br Jane 6.536. Bttenvei vs M. Rrand A Co: an It dis a 4.79A. In vol assent Wunm r.

Rider st si: erd for div of 15 per et oa olme proved City spl asst Na 4,072: drfltand annf In re allea-ad Inaanltv of Mary T. Herat ver no Insane, mo a snstd 4.401. In re vol assent Iasram, Kitchen fc WUllama; ord May is made absolute 4.841. MerriU vs si ton; adjd to June 7. ILLINOIS 8LTPKKJCE.

Siianl.l SVWim. aa The imtmr I mull BFBiiioriBXD, lit, June A Toe foUewInc were tne praeeeaina in tne Duprenie tour wvmj. Praloage Commissioners vs Kelsey. time si tended ta anaeUant tarantv daya in which to file Bo- etraete and brtetA Noe. 21.

22. 23. 27. 29. SO.

81. 82. S3. 84, 85 and 37 were taken on Court adjourned ta Tuesday next at 8 o'clock, CZtXKXhTAL. Bxroxa rcnoa xooxxa.

Orders 1.070. Louis Bendlt, laroaayf avidenoa heard. PBOBA.TB. bktoxb ivmi xxicxrxBOcrxa. Ouardlanabip U.

H. Karl, letters Carl, bond aXOO. to Babetta Administrations Rstate Katie T. Smith; letters to collect to Frank P. Bsynolds.

bond la m-'OO annrd. Orders Est Vary 1L Solden. lnnatie: eonsra rav apprd Kst Wllnelm Copier: pf hirsp Est uu. DUiwii aaiim mumvt excused from settlina flrat annl acet kst Joseph Babuck: aool orayed and alld from erd Jane 3 Est Ellin 8. Barrett; rept to stand for first annl aoc apprd Est John Murphy letters heretofore issued to Catharine urnby revoked, sn removed and aoc La: rassrved.

olt Iswned atramat all heirs ret Jan 17 2 p. m. Kst Julia Esse: inv and apprs apprd Kst Thomas Clayton: eat settled Est WUItsta Aesler et al. minors: lay apprd Est Caaries Oisoe: inv of Bdmr de bona noa apprd aad dee of sals Est Fran tr. MsUi; Drst anal aoc apora bst Willi Oilow et al.

minors: final aoct apord and gnardn diachd Est oca Jans; wd slid to retain bal est and adaax disc asd bat Joaeoa Ai. Bio-Daft: elm U. U. Miller slid for 8300 Kst F. L.

Winch, minor: sect apprd. Iv to wlthd voacn Rat Thomas Kelly et aL minors; new bond la 838.0U0 apprd. AFPELLAT2 OOTXBT. KOOXO DISTRICT, pedal Twlamia to Hi istr uoeac Ottawa. UL.

una A -Following are eaedincsef tbe Aopellat Court to-day: 1.4U6. Deyo vs Fsrris: rshearina allowed L464. Murray vs Oibsoa: time to hie reply briefs ex tended to Tuesday nsxt 1.505, CbloeeovBnrtlng- ton and Quinev Co vs Bullivaa set tnr oral arcanaaat Wednesday next 1,526. Bockford Insarsnos Co. vs am: motion for time to file appellee's briefs 1.539, Forest City Insurance Co.

Moncan leave to file erlefa inataater 1.53X Byrma vs Hartshorn ararued orally aad taken 1.556. City of Mtnoak va Ell wood; dis- salad 1.564. Uobrbelmer vs KasMe: Adjourned to Inday at 2 p. m. WAS THE CHILD KLLLEDT Kvtatewee Teodlag te Hhow That Crea Wanted It Killed A UorrtMe Btory, The inquest on the body of the Infant child of Lather B.

Creesner waa held yesterday morning at the East Chicago Avenue Btatton by Deputy Coroner Barrett The prisoner. who is a very small and a very thin man aad does not weigh much over a hundred pounds, waa very pale aa ha aat liatening to the testimony. The first witness called waa Mra Annie a midwife. She testified that the accused came to her bouse, late la the afternoon laat Sunday, and said that bia wife would be oon- fined In a week or two. He told her that it waa not necessary for her to go to his house then, but that he would call her when aha waa wanted.

After arranging with tbe wit ness that the latter should visit bis wife on the day following ba went away with tha aoa-ln-law of tne witness, aad the two weal to a beer saloon. When her son-in-law came back, the latter aald to the witness that he knew for what Creasner had called upon her and wnat oa waated her to do, tne man, Creesner, having aald to him that be would not care if the child waa never born, or born dead, i man inrtner told him ae did not care what It would cost so that THE CHILD WAS BOBX DXAD. The witness then testified that she went to the Creesner tnanaion and found Mra Creesner very sick when aha got there. The witness examined Mra Creesner and discovered tnat ahe wool? soon become a mother, and a little afterward ahe delivered her of a child. Tbe child proved to be a healthy boy and fully developed.

ehortly afterward Creasner came to the bouse but did not enter the room where tne child waa, and when tbe witness told him that be had a strong, healthy boy, waa very angry, and waa very mad because ahe had not done as he had intimated to her on-ln-law, and then commanded her to take the life of the babe, Wltneaa then aald to the mother of tha child: "I don know what your husband means, Upon tha wit ness saying this the mother answered: My husband meini that he wants you to kill the child." The witness answered bar: That I will not da" ohe then went to the kitchen and there repeated to another Mra Creasner that ahe would not kill the child for $3,000 or I or toe wnoie oi coicagx Tbe accused then came into tbe room, and after saying something to the lady there went Into the room where his brother was and they talked together for some time. Boon after this the witness went Into tha room of tbe mother, where tbe father CAOkO HBJB TO KILL TRS CHILD. and aha again refused to do so. The witm then went away, arranging to go there aemia the next day, bnt the aext day Creasner cam to her house and told her that be did sot want ber any more, or told bar daognter Tha witness, Howe ver, went to tne house. where Creesner said to her that be did not rant ber.

aa he bad got a doctor. ohm endeavored to go in and but Creasner would not let ber, as ring that the doctor had told him that bo one should ba allowed to sea tha mother or the child aa thev were ysnr imk I The witness thought that this waa very I strange, and pott met oa ituaa street all about the oiroum- stancea, upon wnich tbe policeman told ber to go to the station and tell them about it there. Which ahe immediately did. The son-in-law of the witness lost insd waa called to tne stand, and testified that Creesner load aald to him that ha waa too poor to support a child, asdao wanted bia Da Da pat oat of the way. isr.

joeepa uaven waa He stifled lat he waa nrat called to th Creesner house at 7:15 o'clock Sunday evening, as which time be found the cnud dead. He asked tbe mother bow ahe felt Bhe answered that ahe fel all right, but that KXB BAST WAV VKBT B1CX- upoa which ahe handed him the babe, Tbe wltneaa then questioned the mother as to the oz tn omid's Dirtn, out ahe aald nothing in answer of a definite character. While going oof creesner asaea tne witness what disposition he should make of the body. and tbe witness told him that be would have to get a Mrta orrttfieate before a burial oar- tlfioate oould be obtained. Creasner then asked toe witness if to latter oould not take the body to torn under taker for him.

Tho witness said that he oould take tne body to an undertaker oa the West Bide who be thought would attend to tha proper disposition of th child, and so ba took tne eniid with nun. nnea no got borne be had not time to examine the body to see what the cause of death was, aa four tele phone messages to attend patients were waiting him, and so he immediately went out again to attend these patients leaving tne ooay ot tne tuuia ia tne nous, ana it waa 4 o'clock ta the morning before be got home again. At waa too late tnea to take the body to an undertakar place, aad be did not know that there waa anything out of the way la regard to the death of the child, MBS, ALBXAT CXXSSXIB. tdeteT-ln-law of the accused, was the next witness called. Bhe dealed knowing that the eniio had been tuiiea, out admitted tnat It bad cried onoe after being born, and that ahe had heard the father say that be wished the child waa dead.

Assistant County Physician Krost testifled that th child uled from asphyxia, but that be oould not aay whether tbe asphyxia waa the result of natural or artificial causes until be bad made a full investigation. Turn lory retired and soon returned with a Terdlot to the elTeoa that the child bad died from asphyxia, and reoomniending that Creasner be beid to await tha aouon of the Grand Jury, and the prisoner was. aooordlngiy. taken to tha County JalL It may be abated fa lusxioe to in. Haven that Detective Btlfft and Behm any that when they wens to tha Doctor's house and 1 made tho obieot of their visit known to him.

ba at onoa produced the body in Just tbe con dition in which he bad received it. and guar anteed them bia Baslatanoe In ovary poeaiole way. THE BOMOCE COLD.1 race of the Mew Wb Uiaoovwred Great Aswrtras at las. From the Beaver News. The superstitious belief la au old on that unless the dlaoo rarer ef a camp meets aa untimely or bloody aad bia find will never amount to anything; and this seams borne out by facta, since nearly all the discoverers of tha great gold mines of tha United State, with but few exceptions, have, aa tha Baying goes, with their boots on." Of thirty.

eight boomlar towna In tha early days tha locators of twelve were killed by bullet, three war buried la their eraatlona by cave-Ins and the rest drifted away with tne tide of Immigration, nay become lost la oblivion or died and ware buried In pauDere s-ravsa. ueorge H. xrom waom celebrated "fryer of Lead villa, derives Its name, died at lleaver no long ago from an overdose of morphine administered by bis owa band. Two years previous to bia death ba waa worth a million or so, bat an died a pauper aad almost without a friend. Old Virgin ny.

after whom tho Consoli dated Vinrinla was named, and who sold his claim for $25, a pony, and a bottle of whisky. came to nis oeata ny aa overuoae trout bucking mule near Dayton. Nay. BILL BODIX. the discoverer of tha great Standard mlna la Mono County.

California, slept nis life away ia a snowstorm while making bis way to the mine. Colonel btory. who gav bia name to tbe oounty la Nevada where tho Coma took la aiuiated, waa killed In battle by the Fyramjd lavk Indiana Thomas Faga Comstock died a beggar In str antra lead. "Old aa he wi known in the mining camp, committed aui- oide as houBuut M. on aept x.

oy a bootleg himself. Ho waa the leader ot the famous Big Horn expedition, that waa sent out oy Nevada capital ta is ia search of the Lost Cabin mines, supposed to be somewhere among the Big Horn Mountains. Tha expedition waa a failure, and Comstock, whether from disappolnuneot or aom other cause, while encamped near Boseman, drove a pis tol ball tarouga ma bead aad died instantly. Ho wss buried there, aad Jua gray la marked and unknown. Near the wild spot where twelve years be fore the hidden treasure ef Alder gulch revealed to him, William Fairweather laid down to rest Ltk poor "old PAaoAka.

this emtio soul stranded on tbe shoal of la his day bad liver tbe other golden which had unlocked millions for others but nothing for themselves. William FarreiL who "struck" Meadow Lake, died a victim to remorse in oa of the leading hospitals of Baa FraaoMoo. "haunted by tbe spirits of 1,000 deluded pioneers and prospectors passing and repassing his dying bed," The locator of the famous Homes take, in the Black Hills, la aald to have afterward turned road agent, limes going hard with nun he attempted to atop a stage loaded and prepared tor Just auoh emergen- dea, and was planted alongside tne road Dy the tender-narted express agents waom be had triad to rob aad kill. Homer, of the Homer followed in the suicidal tracks of Corns i. After squandering a small fortune be shot his brains out in tn streets oi ttaa rranoatoo.

"Doughnut Bill." "Old Bureka," Kelse Annua, Lloyd Magrndor, "Nine-mile dark," Ueorge Hanklnaon, Henry Flnmmer. and aoorea of others DIXD yiOLKTT BATHS in one way or another aad reaped nothing from the rich finds each had made in bia day. Doughnut Bill was planted in the Lone Mountain Cemetery ta Utah, in IBD8: a lone grave under a white pin tree ta a xroatier mining town ot Ualifoeala teiia waare "Old l.ureka" sleeps cut last sleep: ac Austin was killed and buried in loho County. Nevada, fifteen year ago. Lloyd Magruder.

while conducting a num ber of wagona loaded with treasure from Vinrinla City to the a area railroad, waa murdered aad robbed br sue tsamstara. 'who wereFlnmmer'aoutlawaladisguis. George tiankinsoa and Henry riamiaer were hauled up by vigilantes and atrang up without the delay and formality of a trial Plummer was a great rascal. In tbe early daya of tne mining camp ox Montana rlum- mer waa elected sheriff ot the camp about Virgiaia City. He was the first locator of the rien ground about Virginia City, and thought be oouid make more money, and quicker, too, by taking what was already mined than oy laboring in toe gaiohv day after day and getting it oy bard.

Jronesa toll, nut he waa tripped up at last, aad died a enoglng. miserable ooward oa a gallows ox Mum own construction. WHO WAS ADAM, AHTHOWI Auoubta, Oa, Kay 24. "Who was Adam Who waa Adam, anyhow" Tbe man who asked this question paced excitedly up and down the platform before the Presbyterian General Assembly this afternoon. He a talL ahapely, 'and wall oreaaed, bia gold- rimmed giasssB snaning hia nervous gray eyes, and bia smooth, frosty beard Hiding the convulsive motions of hia mouth at first.

Hia voioe was scarcely audibis to the lanre crowd which listened to bia evolution theory, but aa hia argument progressed and hia feeling Joined bia reasoning in passionate appeal, xua ad ores culminated in tne exotted query. "Adam's body," be eon tin nod, "De-came a man oaly when it received Adam' soul wben God took this matter and stamped ta with Hia beiag. xne enuron waa about to make a deliverance that Adam's body was created Dy toe immediate act oi Almighty power. "Who aaya so?" asked Dr. Woodrow.

la another burst. "Where do you find It?" acinar the Moderator of the Assembly "Th Bible dees not tell aa so." Tn eommlttee had dec! axed in its renort I then before th Assembly that Adams body waa direotiy eenioneu without any animal Daren tafie of a any kind. Wher do we get thia authority" said Dr. Woodrow. "The siiMi was wisiiw vii va toa uusb oe tne ground.

The queaaon bad been asked was It may or sand, ailuminum or allioonr What was the matter doing all tbe time before it I was created Was it eadoweo with power from the primordial germ, aad were the lower forms of vegetation aad of life evolved from it, thence by modi nations to the body of man Was the church pre oared to aay absolutely tnat tuia may not nave been so Had not tbe church always beea In error wnere it had undertaken to deny eufeutiflo trutnr would it not oe an error now to make auoh absolute delivaranoea about tbe creation of man; "The Bonptures" aald Dr. -Woodrow. "teach oaly two uilngs what man la to be lleve concerning uod and what duty Ood requires of man. Man can get no positive information in tbe Bible outside of these two things. It did not attempt to give treatise on geography, medlotne, or geology.

Over aad again old oo Delusions, formulated on deduotlona men drew from outside matters la the Bible, bad beea overthrown. It its own sphere it had, however, remained un questioned, and be believed It inspired. Men ODjouteo. to toe tnat man waa descended through tbe lower animala. but Ood'a waya were not our-ways.

He blights ins witu ueaau, consigns tne DOdy to the worms, euu cues tens wie ennsnan a career with the dark valley of the ahadow. Hod aim ply telle na that he dose these thlnra. He does not tell na why or bow. Dr. Woodrow made a profound impression on the i bly.

Aw York Time. GO 1L0V HEXT TIaTX The Jamestown Capital uaea up oonarder- aUt Ink In a criticiau upon Imiabrratloa Commissioner Dan lap, whom 1 chanrea with favoring dlvlaion, 8 tateaood, and South Dakota In tbe MonCblf AdUUn, which it i leges la DUDiianea as xwtitorlal exnenae. The Capital mifrfat Have prudentlv stopped at the befrinnlna; of its allseed development. Tn HtUltti is not Issued a puhllo expense. the Territory tnveetinr not a oent tn that publication.

Througa enersatM canrassuur jar. Aiuniap reamea enonara from advertisers to pay the cos of each lasne, and but for this there would be no MmtJUv iiullciin. aa uie immiezj ooea noa antnone its and the enterprise la undertaken entirely at i the personal risk of the Commissioner. Tbe Bulletin lot April, just issued, contains 180 Inches of advertising, and of this 174 lnooee la from Southern Dakota rjatrona. The CapU tml can evolve its own moral from this showing.

XanJUom Vast end JMkotiam, WET HAS 8OZO0OXT become the stanla Dentlfrin of Amerioa? 61 ply becaase It ia impossible to use 1 even for a week, without perceiving it bygienia enaot upon tne teeth, the gums and tha areata. BUSIMESS Lima es wa a enanfli entairiantas aed IB eat areata or mintyiu tne tuooa wttn nmri ionic. r'aMtir'a Htiir l.alaara I. popnlar pecanw It aarianes. sfAXSIAQB LICENSES.

TTia fnTlasiaa riir. linsssaa were Isansil bv thl Oeuaty Clerk yestsrdayi un. As. ansiaas, -t 1 Jonathan Polly. 6a.

Junction. F.lisarwia Ahroa.4..Broeaaad. 101 i f- M'Oill I earah I W. D. MePonald I Annie B.

I niiiMoors a.rasoa,.:re., iMmlMlcbHl Knast. 30. 11KUZO vsl'uaa k.Omcla.t inxniT i rerdlnand Lock 30. Willow I Bertha lirann 2t.Jama. aoa Alexander DvidsonV7.

Joliet, i Avuea anvt 2a. lnv-a 1 Alvla B. Rio. MlraliaiaWoo4 iwlmoI Aotoa Imnaakua x. uwolMry8poo, M-Hin.

laam O- laajtst rmmaia Q. Johason in I Alex. L. Bebrs A im'ml Peter McCarthy. luui buu Ooreoru S3.

Juda in i Pal I Mary in a I James W. 1099 Mlums U. imss7 i Jnilah I4uua in wu i rer Boo BUI. -1 Aaal Ibihib jum John Bendlxaa 27. 1W3 i Msry Qiaos, mm I Erasa Alary zinkore.

i Aureat 7.. Anal lielaoa ttl.Jteam. 1 Morris Soplemse. MMU i sarah GladatoaW. Bolnvraist.

DTVOBCB. The following bill for divoree was fued yes- irdav: Pkics Ralph Tj. Mthnt TCatfe. for duaeitlon. PKATHil FTJNBBAL TRAIN On the C.

A N.W. By. leaves Walls Btreet Depot dally at 1 p. m. (or Boss Hill aadOalvary.

aaeotal can fnrntahei ruasrai part las, BDCHsTTBACixa June 8. at hia late resldeooa. Ko. 18 Weat Harriaoa street, Fred Beichen-beeher. aad 31 year.

Funeral to-morrow at Bt. ram 'a Chorea, corner of LaHalle a venae and Obie street, st 2 o'clock u. thsnce by csrnaae to Oraeetand. Emmatt June 4. William Kmmett, aged 43 year.

Funeral from the admlnistratioa butldtog et tbe Cook County Hospital oa Harrison street, between Wood and Lincoln streets, to-morrow at IO A Ta. by earrlases to GraeelanU. New York and Philadelphia papers please eooy. CnOAX- Jane 3. at his residence.

No. 271 Cen ter avenue, Thomaa F. Croak, aeed 29 year. Funeral te-day. June 6.

a IO oiock to Bt, Patrick's Chnrch. thencabyears te Carvsry. PowxLL nam A Nellie M. Foweu. he.

47 Ksst Cblcaco avenoe. aaed 4 years. 1 1 upcbkst on 3. Kaieranee Daarret, So. S72 Wt Harrison sires.

ad 63 years. Toon Jane 3. Boeer Yoans. Cook County Bos pi isl. seed 33 years, Mukllcb no s.

Conrad Mueller, airman Brothers' Hospital, aced 66 years. Statu June 3. Matnlld BtapK. ceiuer or Twenty-etchth and Batler streets, seed 36 yean. Knro June z.

Auee r. suns. no. nam mono Street, aced 7 year. GktyrrrH Jon -i.

James urunta. cook County Hospital, aaed S4 years. Baxbkb June 1. Kami J. Barber, So.

117 Booth Paulina Btreet, aaed 30 JoHxaon June I. John Johasoa. Cook County Hospital, aaed 43 years. BalthasaA June 3. Nioholas Bilthaaar.

aged 17 years. Funeral to-morrow from ktoreaidenoa. So. 222 Twenty-foortb pUoe. to Bt.

Boniface Cemetery. oouiu June a. Hopme uoinitA Faneral to-morrow from No. 143 North avenue. by esTTiBgee to Oraeelaad.

BKHtAH Jan a. itnca Moran. agso so years. Faneral to-morrow at 9 o'oldck sharp, from hia lat reside noa. No.

296 Barilnc street, to Bt Via- seat Chorea, teeuos by ears to Calvary Cemetery. Ktadhaxdt Hrnu Hlednardt. a nis res-Idenos. No. 361 Milwaukee a venae.

runeral to-day a 1 -JJO p. m. to Uraoauaa cem etery. I'owkxk Jobs 3. John Powers, aged ZS years.

Funeral from his mother's reaideeee. No. 734 Forty-seventh street, town of Lake, a 9 A m. to day to Bt. uabrtot a cnnrcn.

nonce oy and oars to Calvary Cemetery. Ktaso Jon a. Liillv Btanr. aaed 4 years. Faneral from parent' resldsno.

No. 27S5 La- Ball street, to-morrow at 11UMI A m. ram are respectfully Invited. dodos-Jans Ajowts Dodge, area eo yean. Funeral to-morrow at 1 o'clock p.

m. a re denoe No. 410 Booth May street by carriages to Rose Hid. Exeelslor Lodge No, 22, O. O.

will take cbartre. Mo flowers. BTJRIATi VOTICKS. Da BIT Th funeral services of Dr. Gerardua B.

De Bey will be held Bstardsy. June a. at 1:4 o'clock at the Beformsd (Dateh) Charon, oorner May and Harrison streets, to Fores Home Oam- ctery by eamages. At Cost DUEtNG THIS MOATII TO Heduce Stock. THE CHICAGO WABASH to MOITBOK.

IOWA STOCK FARM FOR SILL 990 ACRES EXCELLENT LAXD I.VA BODY. 18 Bailee reet of ie Moines. A Sanaa burn PAilmed- wWl frnced. ealtivated, timbered, sna wstsred by never-fall! as; spnns and wtrtly ronnins streams ot pure wster. On ef beat farm in Iowa; especially adapted to stock raleis of eattl or horses, Uaad-sorue, lars restdeaoe.

with all needed oatbafldiotra. Owing to eoBtem plated ehanse of boaiaess owner will sell atsreat banrain. and lanrely oa tons tun If desired. Inquire of. X.

Am OKIFFITU Ol- lisal KstatS ASwDls. Weat Fenrth st- Ilea Molnei. Iowa. iiyrisrfa im mitchvm st Breeatai. Tlmtao.

TJxd. and Bids Snrlasa. TomBag KILIIAM TICrfKIfOR, lia ia uabaihav. ATA RFECf a-t. MKKT1NO Or THJS MA.

ter Taloters Asaociauou of this city, held oa Vedoesday afternoon, it waa ananimooaiy resolved to return to tu tea-aour syanua Aloaday, Juna 7, next. THK CUIICAL 80CIKXT OF TUB Hohnemana Hooplta! of lbi rase will hold Its next rwrniar seaalon tol erenlmr st tu Grand Paoitio Hotel. lr. H. Vitaa.

ChMrratn of tb Bureau of krs and ar rtiaeaiiea. wul maae the report at th evening. TICK EKGl'MH liOAKDMBKT-. Ins or tu. Aj-riiiir om.a a iiftia will be hald a Mi saaA lixlian tttuai t-a i UM rawif mm In the department of baking powder and flavoring extracts the PRICE BAKING POWDER CO.

of Chicago and St. Louis is the largest in the world. Hundreds of tons of the crystals of cream of tartar, direct from the grape vineyards of France, are annually used in DR. PRICE'S CREAM BAKING POWDER, and the entire product of a large Mexican grower of Vanilla hearts is consumed every year in DR. PRICE'S EXTRACT OF VANHjIiA.

This immense business is accounted for by the purity and excellence of their productions. better, proof of the superiority of DR. PRICE'S CREAM BAKING POWDER could be offered than that it is recommended for use in every family by the following State and National Chemists .7 Prof. OGDETST DOREMTTg. iC L.L.

Ballsvas Msdioal Conee. New York, Prof. H. C. WHITB.

Btate Chemist, University Oeorais. Athena. Ot Prof. C. KEDZIB.

late President State Board of Health, Lansing. Mich. Prof. H. M.

8CHBFFBB. Analytical Chemist. Louta, Ma Prof, CHARLES E. WIGHT. Analytical Chemist, Wnsellna.

W. Ta Prof. JAMES F. BIBCOCK, State Aaaayer, Boston, Mass, Dr. EXIaS H.

BABTLET. B. Chemist ta the Department of Health, Brooklyn, B. t. Prof.

CURTIS a. HOWARD, M. So, StarUnc Medical Col lag a Columbus, Ohio. Prof. M.

DELFONTaZNE, Analytical Chemist, Chicaro, JJi, Prof. B. B. O. PATON.

late Chemlat Health Department Ohleaco, 10. Prof. JOHN M. ORDWAY. Mssa Institute of Technology.

Boston. Prof. B. A. WTTTHAUS, A.

IsL, M. Uaivsrstty of Buffalo. N. X. Prof.

A. H. BABIX, State Chemist, Borilaaton, Yt, f. Prof. JOHN BOHLANDEB, A mU, M.

Prof. Cownistry and Toxicolocy. CoUoc Msdictae and SorKery. Cincinnati. O.

Profs. AUSTEN WTLBEB, Profa Chemistry. Buteera Colleaa. New Bruaswick, N. 3.

Prot GEORGE B. BARKER, Prof. Chetaistry rjniverslty of PennsylvBnla, Philadelphia, Pa Prot PETEB COLLIER, Chief Chemist for the nited States Department of Acriculture, Waahlnrton, D- CL Profs, HEYS BICE. Prof a Chemistry, Ontario School Pharmacy, Toronto. Canada.

Dr. JAMES ALBBBCHT. Chemist st tbe United States Mint. New Orleans, La Prof. XDOAB EYEBHaBT.

Prot Chemistry. University ot Texas. Austin. Texan, Prot K. W.

HTLOABD. Prot Chemistry. University California, Berkeley, CaL Prot W. McEEOWN. Aaalytteal Chemistry.

Younxstown. Ohio. Dr. HEINRICH DBTTMEB. Aaalyttcal Chemlat, Be Loula, Mo.

Prot 0. GILBERT WHKEI.ER. late Professor Chicago University. Chicago, IO, Prot J. H.

LONG. Professor Chemistry. Chicago Medical College sad Chloaee Coliegs of Fbar macy. Chicago. UL Prot a.

A. MARINER. Analytical Chemist, Chfcaro. HI. Jft'TICKEK'S TILEATEB.

obaho otttju cr ekgijhh. erican OperaCo THTODORTt THOMAS Mnaical Diieutm General MaBager IiASX TWO fJCItjrOKMASCBS. MAlTKER AT 1 P. Helena Bastraltsr. May Fieldlac.

Minnie DUthey, TO-NlGHTi KARBIAGE OF aaxt Oraad gpeotatiitlar Bailee Beaarred Wiats fttAKU. and 93. admission AooaadaiJSO. AJaXBICAK OPERA CHORTJ8 OF 100. UKAXD BltXXr OF HO.

XLABORtTR WlKS ASD MCEVkRY. AXD XHKOtDOAk THOMAS' CNklVAUa ORc'HKrtTRA Kert Week A M. fAIJaAK'd OOMPAJTT ta OCB BOCLETT. Bale of Beats lo-day. KcVICKEK'S THEATEK SPECXAL.

''TUB BKASOlt OF 2Yli. JL 1VI. Pctlmer'a Gompany Will BeriB NEXr MCrVDAV vyrTO, JU1TK 7. Wltft tb prod action of tneir mot recent SMcress tn Kew Tors aad Boston, new comedy by Clinton Stuart and Mrs. J.

a Ver Planck, aa tilled OUR SOCIETY! Bests eaa now be a scored far th first week. 00 LET'S THEATER. IStid they eontA Another jammed boose. TTtnth pertormaae lo-oiKnc at h. urana siium To-day at 2 o'clock 1 To-nirtt at 1 Xntaaki-aant lectrifyinir hit.

SICE MKACTIFOX. A It I Under the manacemsnt of Mr. W. W. Ttllotso CO JJtTISTS.

CO jtBTISIS. 1IA.3DSOMX ItADLES. Oou eons OihIiiiius, Tlsrrllns; March as. Kew Masts, Mamillesnt Bosi veff7thtnw Mew. Bee the March of tbs Am axons.

Dont fotvet th EvauroUne MadDees. GRA5D OPERA HOUSE. JOBS ABAJaXCL. Tsssss mil MATrSTTK AT O'CLOCK TO-DAY. THS XCITKMENT lCBAeali I rusllll Amasement Folio ws Ears eoeceedlns; Per-tonnane of the Wonderful THK MOTABCH Or lTKCROKACr.

KEW WONUiJtS IVtUI MUHI. '25o. foe, 74o. sad NoBurh.tr. Prl (JOLCsTHIA THEATER.

Eveninc at 8. or. MJLOB8W1UJAM9 sad Oompaoy tor the P0UCT1IITS BEilYOLLVT 1SSX OnmmexBsr Tturradsy. Jnne 10, the novat eahfhi-Uoa known ss THK JAPAKksli VILLA liii. i COLUMBIA.

THEATER. Dnder the hTanignmant of. J. M. BTT.T.

TH0BSDAY. JDKB 10th. Japanese pillage! A COIXJXT Or Men, Weaastt. and Children, who daily lUsstrsAs the ART CiDLsTUlKS OK JAPAN. Three Rsesptlons Dally Id to IS m.

ax. 1 to 8 and 7 Is 1 P. m. A dmlaaion Adnlts. SOs; Childrea.

SBe. 1 PEOPLE'S SUte, Bear HarTtsea. MATDTZX AT KIQHT AT XJtrold Mirth aad Boartnc Cssoadea of Lswrhter. Tonif Pastor's 6'ind Gomptuajf Monday K. T.

Btetsos la "Keek and Tuesday Arternoon. June a Monster Mtrlrtss Am usament YeaU vaL, CHICAGO OPERA HOUSE. (TlreprooO-Oor. Waahlwrtoa and Clark IMS. This (BaturdayJ Matinee and Xyeniaa also Sunday, unioro.

By Blsson Thompyon and Clay Green, author of -Mbarpe and Hata." "Mlias." etc. LODI8K LiTTA, the eharmine aoubrette. saa stroas eumpsny. Prtceafrom 85c toSLfto. Admnwion.

6o. Monday. June 7. 8, and OBljfTkUtf LLEa BALL. REDUCED PRICES Adaussloa oaly 9e; Children 15e ea Sundays at th BATTLE OF SULOH FAKQMHi Mlcharas At- pear Madison at.

Open day ana evenlns'. cisn.0 klyk. Stats and Twenty-foarth sat. This Afternooe 2 AveniniratS. W.

Cddi HidStlf i Furas Ikalti Bursnl And Dan CssWlo's Trained Bronchos. A ileellr Won drrftil Performanc. Admlaaloa reservwl SOct Children. loo. Kocbanr for reserved seats st msUnee.

STANDARD THEATER. TO-DAT. MATINKK AKI) KVTV1 VOfTTH pav li: ivi to X' i- of pakis. Bnndsy, Mmtiuea and Krenlng Last Two Psrfona BDoea of the eesaon. SHELBY'S AC AS EXT OF MUSIC.

Tn-davata. To-nfr-ht at 8 5. Bary tb 86R 6F Mtisday Mm ia hu car of Bristols a Am TniS Afternoon last Two ret fin mann Jfaauuna AOrssa mm CHICAGO OPEEA HOUSE, Butterflies' Ball! Matinees June Tth aad 8th at. risalBi Tbi lormsnee Jans Vth st 8. A Wonderful spectacular Oraaaa by 900 little cnildra.

llidsumiiier Night's Dream AND Culprit Pay. lfarnlfloant nary, Oenraees Ooatorsss. sn tifnl lMBees. Box Offloaooen laVwuiay. Mat jO.

at la. ss. your aeats. BE5IER ALCAZAR THEATER. Ill THS 8 aTUalOAX.

3S WONDtKjj IU JrTiao I jrhteaatels's Onslnsl eypsy bxrdw- sir. raoi man. Ajaatier, ana viojia aoionua. Mam aatordsy ana Sunday, rnon 1A1CA A aad see. hast Weak The Alcaxar Opera Co.

LYCEUM THEATER, (ffMlCnnMlv Rill BRILLIANT HEA2Lkl.TS ilatiaewa lues, Inurs. est. a bun. la 20. sad Hoc June 7 Tony Pator and his Mammoth Company.

KOHL MIDDLETO.VS SOUTH 8IDE DIME MUSEUM. West beeinnlne Alinuv. alar SL woncna mdb, cue noraer Aine. rertar Burner A Mnnay bperi aits COHL ft HIDDLETOVS WEST SIDE OlefE MUSEUM. Wees Buoiiaau Maaaay.

May XL. Taboe aad cnt-away hratptor-firmt Appaaranes. Tnstcher A Adaira Vaesuoa Oomedr Oombiaaoee STA5H0PE ft EPSTEAJPS kxw iui aimkra ax buoo TfUATii. Banaolpb st, searClarfc. OSX.T MTVJETM PBOPVR Hf CHIGAQOL resinvely lata 1st of ta fMPERIAL CHINESE BANTX apedal Bales for Schools aad 1 the city during tbe summer.

CHATTAXOOUA. rroBMCia or MISSION KIDGE One Brilliant Bostjsl Masnlucent BuauuiJ. Action. Historically Correct, Open Umilr. 8 A sa.

to 10:30 a. nuaoar Included. Cable carstoPanoisinB Plsce. PAXORAJLA. BATTLk or GETTYSBURG Or daily frosn a.

ra. So 11 y. as. Cable Cars to Panorama Plaoa. SETT OLTMPIC THEATER.

TOX A WAKD-8 COMBINATION. Olio of Noveltlea and Kellya "THAT MAM FKUH Pkicu ia no cfcST J. fl. BOffiELL MASUrACTDBBBS OY VV PRirjTirjc inics, Trtbasw sildtoy, jresr Tor. We supply many of tha buy heasas ia this country with our hue Cot sad Book lakA Barper A Brotbar and LaahA of Vork.

ass oar inks. Ins Jeweler's Joamsl sad Iuabsruaan. of Chicago, are prists witn oar InkA supply many of tb toadine daflies mraarnout tbs country. Tbe New lor Tribune, eaa. and Moru-tnr Journal, etc.

and tn Pullsdelpnls Ledssc. Prim. -lword. etc nae onr ink. Ord-r solicited.

17cak, nznvous pcoplc Asd etaers saffertas' usa nci iwis oebiliay, exSasatins; csroslo prgmalnrs uecline of youac or old are poaiUvely eared by5 lir. tiorart nusoas r.wai. Maswetle Beet. Tbesaaads every ta ta. Vaton save be.sored.

Mmrf-J tr tnataatly fer. Patented aad sold 10 waoio femur eaa wear sane Deis, umm Im free Willi sMde baits. Avoid wurtlil ls- Itaueas ss boyus eompaniea. Eleeteta Tfawei fee Keytar. TOO eared Is Send stamp for puMast.

-Oa m. J. nennt, lavESToa, 191 Wabash Ay, Csicac. Electric Belt Ere To 1 ntiodao sad obtain assets we wa for th next Jixlr Ut ifie away.fresof cbarya.ln escheoonty tn the B. d.

a linuted nnmlier of our terssaa tleerre Oalvmaie sanniiai Belta, Pries Sat a pomtlTe and nnlalHnir cure lor Kervnue Delslity. Vaneooele, IJnlwiona, Imnotency Ac. ewuin Beward paia li every ann we naaniMun) ooea not Kwmiui. luaiimi. aaiireaasaoncea-IUJ i HmnUm, N.

s-! i'lMitrroir cureaia tio uavl.jr lr. HHanEiMtra-Mwlk Ml. ifT i r. UutWINOIM -only en la tk werts rneretln i-s acontlaeoos Klittt tu Maru Ki 1 v- iii'iwit Botentino, Powsrral, imimm, jj Cnrjforlnble and ATold wU. -O.

enrei Breu RMmp or aanuiaW, AA.se RLECTMIO BELT POM BllitlM.K. tX. HOfiKt, NvjsTOt. lil WbaH ChicaCu. rTOCSt-' Katab.

13J. JSvery de-sen pt ioa of all vela. wool-u seooa, enrtaina, c'oaao. plamea. etc el-aned.

dred. and finiahed in tbs best TO 1IM II I a manner. Iaoiea' dreaaea io si lk.woolea JJ il 1 miwMl (rood, or Bse party dresaes mmr e- cleaned witboat raaiovmr any kin- tnlnm.ete. Crape veils roovsreLOents eiotaes cleaned. dyl.

and ipaliwl. Wrert all letters aad patoAUa.rlCHWAKZ-8 D1H HOUSE. 1 and iS Illinois Branch OAoasi ltfO bouth art aad W. Madi-a C'hlraro. CUREeDEAP yaes'a fmt Imi seiaa Cennoaas a Dovtsi raaen.v ai'aa vss wim 9m4 eeaiiai ta.

wk of Ike aaejr.1 Staw. TTr -i All Mumm 1 CM. -kby e- OMtoMly. Bn BhuiMi Wwk vita amnlnl-. FR CI.

Aidr V. H18COX. BU H. 1. wMim Tnuii.e, Travstaes.

Elena aooma ni CI AAA. WILrl For IrunfcA eab. tuiS, ta.w years..