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8 THE CITY, IN! BRIEF. Prairie Arenne Burglars Caught by Detectives. PROPERTY IS RECOVERED. Police Sergeant Nagner Rescues a Victim from Footpads. Surprises tKs Highwaymen and Succeeds in Placing Them Behind the Bars.

la conjunction with officer from the Deeplalnes and Harrison Street stations operatives from a prirate detective agency succeeded la arrestiaf two men who are alleged to haTe taken part in the robbery of Norman B. Beam's aad Elbridre G. Keith's ntlilMiMi on Prairie imm la at Saturday. The two men arrested are Clarence White, alias "White," aad William Smith, alias "Batch." Both of them are well known to the police as expert porch climbers aad their photographs adorn the rogues' gallery ia several cities. At tbe time of the rob-beriee last Saturday evening, when 12,000 worth of Jewelry and other property was taken, the matter was reported to the police at the Cot tare Grove A venae Station aad on Monday the detective agency was taken into the case.

The different persons who had seen the snpposed thieves loitering near the Beam residence were taken to the Harrlsoa Street Station. There Inspector FiUpat-rick showed the visitors the portraits of various well-known or alleged porch climbers that were in the rogues' gallery. The two photos of the men now under arrest were pointed oat. Monday afternoon track of the men was obtained in Keefe's saloon at Morgan and Lake streets, and the police officers and private detectives took tarns in shadowing them. Inspector Lyman Lewis sending officers from Desplaiaes Street Station for that purpose.

The men were followed to several pawashops, where they were seen to pawn a considerable quantity Jewelry and clothing. Finally they were traced to taeir home ot No. 58 South Carpenter street, and warrants for their arrest were sworn out before -Jaetlee Glennon. Ia addition to the two men now held, a warrant was alto obtained for a man known as Budd who is yet at large. Wednesday afternoon Clarence "Wnlte was arrested aad taken to the Dea-plaiaes Street Station, to be held bo til Smith could be foand.

Two hours later Smith was seen to leave the saloon at Mor-jraa and Lake streets, aad he was also taken to the station. Later in the evening both men were taken to the detective ageney and locked ia separate rooms. At the time of their arrest both of the men had part of the property taken from the Prairie avenue residences in their possession, and yesterday afternoon severs! Hun dred dollars' worth more was recovered on search warrant. la connection witn tne arrest of tne two asea a story of attempted marder came out and It resulted in tne arrest of a woman known as Clara Blackwood by Officers Morgan and Welbaskey, of the Central Station, last night Among the members of the gang to which White. Smith, and Bndd" are altered to be members are two tmav men named (indv ud RhomuB Dartng the investigations made by the po- uc ana private aetectivcs, odocbhb was often questioned and this appeared to arouse the suspicions of Grady.

Wednesday i afternoon Shoemann asked Grady if he knew where "Bndd" was. Grady replied that he did and said be would get a horse and ourgv and take Shoemann to hi Half an hoar later Grady drove up to the saloon in company with Clara Blackwood aad told Sboemsnn he was readv to drive to -Budd's" honse. Shoemann rot into the bnrrv and the trio drove out to a de serted frame cot tare at West Fifteenth street and Sawyer avenue. There Grady told Shoemann to get out. Intimating that they were at tne proper place.

inally both of the men rot oat of the bugrv, the woman being left in charge of the son When nearing the house Grady crew a revolver and, accusing Shoemann of being a "stool pigeon, shot at him three times. One of the bullets took effect in the right shoulder aad Shoemann fell to the ground. Grady immediately got into the buggy and drove away. Both Le and Sboemsnn have disappeared, but the Blackwood woman is thought to know where they are. SEKGKAXT M16KEB1 GOOD WOIL arwrleos Two Mm ia thn Act ef Robbiar a Third aad Lands Them Bnrslad the Bars.

Detective Serreant Dick Magaer of the Central Station partly frustrated the work Af (M Kt nrm vmen Mtnls kftjimnnn aad succeeded after a hard chase in arresting the two men. At the station they gave their names as W. H. Martin aad Frank Boas. At 12:30 o'clock Magner was riding south 4 on a State street ear and when opposite Twenty-Thira street be saw two men in the act of robbing a third whom they, had knocked down.

The robbery was taking place opposite some vacant property be- tween State and Dearborn streets on Twenty-Third street. Jumping off the ear the officer ran up whereupon the two men made off. Magner followed them and on Dearborn street overtook Martin whom be kalrA Ar.m llh hi. kills Bl his prisoner safe ia the hands of a citizen wno was passing, and leaving instructions to have him turned over to a police officer, Magner continued after Boss. aiar a ciin tnrouga several alleys, daring which he emptied his revolver at the fleeing man.

Roes waa overtaken at the corner ef Twenty-Sisth street aad South Park arenas. As a last resort he took refuge in a salooa at that point, but was soon discovered by the Central man. Returning with his prisoner to Twenty-Third aad State streets, Magner found Martin safe In the hands of a patrolman, and both were taken to the Central Station and locked a p. The man who had been robbed gave his aame as Fritz Ganlsch, of Blettville, Green County, andsald that the two asea had taken $10 from him. Half this amount waa found in the possession of Martin.

HB HAS TWO BCSBAHDS TOO MAXT. Fiodeilih Been aad Charles Beech WUI Fiaoetato Their Wife fee Bigamy. 'Jastice George T. Pfelfer, of Hirer Grove, issued a warrant yesterday for the arrest of Agnes Reach, alias Horn, alias HUman. The warrant charged bigamy, aad It is alleged that Mrs.

Reach had three husbands la the last fourteen years. Frederick Horn, who lives at Fraser, aad Charles Beach, who until a month ago lived witn the defendant at ao. 9t West Adams street, went to the county attorney's office early in the day and inquired how they could have Mrs. Reach prosecuted oa the charge of bigamy. Horn said be married the womaa at Fraser, foarteea years ago and.

lived with ber there aad la Chicago for about eleven years. Beach aald he became the husband the defendant ia August last and lived with ber an til about a month ago, when be learned that aba had two ether husband. The men said that the iefeadaat was mar ried also la 1893 to John Hilman, a farmer, at Hervtlle, 111. Justice Pfelfer happened to bo ia tba County Building aad he was called Into tba county attorney's office and issued a war rant oa the com plain of Beach, who is husband No. a Beseh told bow be became the third husband of the woman.

He met ber ia Chicago a year are, be said, aad she told him she was a widow. "She told me," said Beseh, "that she had been married ia Michigan to a maa named Horn, but he had died la Chicago and was buried la Concordia Cemetery. -She point ed out the grave of her little boy, too, aad 1 pal flowers on It, -Yes," broke ia Horn, "the boy who was supposed to he in that grave waa with ma aad Is livlag with me yet" "What makes me mad," said Beech, "to that visit to the cemetery. Jast thiak of it! She took me out there aad made ase plant flowers on this maa's grave when be waa alive aad welL I had to nay for the flowers, too, aad that ia what makes me SOCTH TOWS JUSTICES ABB AUGHT. They reel Aaaayed Over the Stat ax They Were rnM as Aadltnrs.

it That The South Town Justices of the peace are considerably laoensed over the action takea by ez-Towa Clerk Abe Jacobs ia writing to the Circuit Court Judges saying they took money for their services as au ditors. Jastice BaadaU H. White, speaking of the matter, said: "It has always bee a the custom of the officers to give the sudi- tors $100 for their trouble, aad Jacobs kaows this. He is only doing this for ef fect" Judge Haneey, chairman of the subcommittee of the Judges, said yesterday that he had not seen the letter. "I know," said he, "that such a letter has been received by some of the Judges and was in formed that I would receive a copy, out do not know what importance is to be at- taebea to It it is a matter wnien tne ladres will have to pass upon, I suppose, and I would not care to express my opinion about it now." All of the iudres of the Circuit Supe rior.

Probate, and Countv courts have been invited to be the guests o' Judge Hanecv at the Union Lea rue Club to morrow evening. The Judges will take dinner together and the matter of appointing Justices will be discussed only to the extent of fixing upon a time at which tne appointments are to be made. All of the applicants for positions as Justices of the peace have received a letter from the executive committee ox tne civ izeas' Association asking them to send written statement of their are, nationality and qualifications for the office. MINOR EMTIO. Millar Beads Are Forfeited.

John Miller, who was arrested some dsvs aro for selllns a Quantity ot lumber to Thomas Doyle, of Archer avenue, failed to appear ia eoun when Junto Henaessy called his case yesterday, and his bonds wtrs forfeited. The police know where Milter in, sad will arrest htm. Miller. It la said, was the Democratic candidate for a seat In the House at bpiiacDcId some time ago. It claimed that he represented himself ss a head employe in the office of the Board of Education, and sold lo Dot la 110U0 feet of lum ber that was In leaded for the school at Fifty- Third and Mny streets.

Doyle seat a man to heel tks Ismoer lo his plaee aad the police arrested Doyle's man. Doyle shewed a receipt, it is sett, lor the lumber, sieaea. it la eiaimeo. oy Stiller, aad the latter arrest followed. Was Not Sillied by the CaBta Car.

William Kammer fell from a cable ear at Clark and Adams streets April 4 sod was drafted some distance. He was picked up Insensible and taken to eta County Hospital, where be re mained In a delirious state until April wbea ha died. The man a friends bellered that his death wss the result of lbs fall and thai his skull had been fractured At lbs inquest held yesterday Ur. Mitchell, of the coroner omce, aad another surceoa made a post-moriem ex animation. Taey found the man skull unln jured sod also found the cause of death to have been lobar-paeumoala.

the nchl lune harms become eniireiy solidified The Jury returned a verdict In accordance with these I acta. W. A. Mosltsirfw la Mkeelac W. J.

A. Moulaberrer. well-known real relate man. who had an office at Halsted and Fifty-Stxth streets, aad who lived with his wife and oos child si No Mi Fifty-Fourth court, bss been mlselnf from his home and place of business since Tuesday. It Is allseed that he eloped Tuesday with a womaa who lived trsar Stale and Cone ress streets, tils family will not talk of the affair.

Monlsberter came to Lake from Ptlte- bun about three years aco His married life happy, aad he seemed the most devoted of husbands. Mrs Monlsberner'e brother reached Lake yesterday from PllUbura; to look after his sister interests. Basilars flaeed oa Trial 1. Henry Hasitncs. accused "of the awsn sl Attorney Edward P.

Billiard, waehreoghtto trial la Judra WtadesA aojutf- yesterday. The matter of securtuf a JurROaery ths esse waa at once beg un. Hastings' defense will be Insanity coupled He claims that At- tocsey Htlliard mealed him In a real estate deal several years ao and thai after repealed calls at HUliard omce In the Kookery tfulMlnr. which resulted is Billiards refusal to setue with him. he oa Nov.

sg shot the lawyer, kiliiar him Instantly. alias IMxner Is Dead. Julius Dlxner. of No bWI Carpenter street died In the County Hospital yeste-oay as ths result of a knits wound allereo to hare been received April I near Fifty-Ninth and South Halsied streeia Dlxner. who had hist left a Miration Army meeune.

became In rot red In a auarrel with a maa named Carlaoo. who Is said to have stabbed him. Aa Inqueat win be held today. Fost-GradaaM Medical SchawL The annual meeltnr of the Post-Gradaate Medical School was held at the Ureal Northern Hotel. April 10.

Dr. Franklin H. Martin was reelected as a director tor three years. The fol lowing officers were elected Dr. W.

F. Cole- maa. president; Dr. Franklin H. Martin, secre tary; Dr.

Boeme Bellman, treasurer. The treasurer reported a nouiiahinr condition of the corporation. Meets with a Horrible Death. Thomas Welch was killed yesterday mors lac ia ths Rice aad BolJea Company's maillne works at Cracla. ia which be was employed aa aa oiler.

He waa caur ht la the slack of a belt aad his body was wound around a aindlaaa. His fellow employes saw the accident but could not slop the machinery before Welch's body was mutilated aad liie was extinct, rie uvea Grand avenue near the maiUouae aad leaves a wife and one child. Grace Taagha Gees to aa Asylasa. Mrs. Grace Jeaaiacs, ths actress, better known as Grace Vaugha, was sdjudred insaae yesterday and committed to Etela Mm Jen nings was connected with Thomas Q.

Sea- breoke's company when the latter was la Chi-esso playing "The lale of Chempar sc." Cruelty oo the part of her husband Is alleged as the cause of ber deraae emeni. Walter Da aa roach to Lactam Mr. Walter Da ro rosea, director of the German Opera Company, win give a series ot lectures ia Apollo Music Hall next week on "Ths Wag- aerlaa TAlocy The lectures will be delivered oa Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, and Friday at lie clock In the mornine. He has screed to deliver these lectures st tee earnest request of a Bum ber of Chicago a moat prominent citizens. related Waea lbs Saw the Dead Body.

Mrs Anna Miknca, accused witk Jobs Clax of the murder of her husband, Michael Mlkucs. did not attend the funeral of her baby yesterday. Mrs. Mlkucs was takea from the County Jail Wedaesds. to see the corpse.

The womaa fainted when takea to the house oa Short street where the child lay prepared lor the grave. Yes terday ake was tu. Blag Web's Case with the Jury. Judge Burke at o'clock yesterday afternoon instructed the Jury la the case of Slag Waa. tried oa a charge of perjury, to seal Its verdict if one waa found, aad re tars it- into court this moralng.

Sing Wsh is accused with having committed perjury on the trial of Hong Sling and Ah Hong, tried and acquitted before Judge zaiey oa a charge arson. Opealag ef the Boating Season. This coming Suadsy will opea the boating season la Lincoln Park, and patrons of that pleasure ground will from that time on have aa opportunity to eajov all the privilef es which the para aas aereuHore onereo. An omciai an- Bounce mem to that effect was made yesterday afternoon from headquarters. Fsreaael Meatiaa.

I Traeey. of Sydney. Australia, was at the Palmer House yesterday. Amour the arrivals at the Auditorium Tester dsy was H. Sellers McKee.

of Pittsburg. F. Evatt reaeral relent aad eeseenrer agent of the Qulncy. Omaha and Kaasaa City Kail road, was at the Sherman House yesterday. Aad re Peterson, the well-knowa banker ho wae recently appointed Danish Consul ia Chicaco.

has donated 11.000 to ths fond for the monument or- Hans Chrlatlsn Andersen, sooa to adore oae of the public parka The statue, the easting ef which has already beea completed at Grand Crossing. the work ot Johannes Gelert, ana ts to dc a gut irons tae uanes in tne called States te the -city ot Chicago. Aaaoaaees ate. Snvens.leading photograpaeT.MeVicker's Tater All ef the nubile schools Of 'the city win be closed today. Good i i Scotia LoSga, No.

MS, Knights of Pythias, will THE DAILY INTEB OCEAN, FKIDAY HORNING, APRIL 12, 1895. shall Friday evening la Haymarket BalT, Ko. 161 Weet Madison street H. F. Williams will address the Chicago Stella Tea Club.

Schiller Theater Building, this evening oa "Collars Profsssam" The Woman's Farelra Miasloaary Society Emanuel Church. Evaaatoa. will meet this moraine at the home ef Mrs. Grier, No. 101 Lake street Charles Boring will lecture apoa the subject The Sixth aad Seventh Senses.

oa April 14 at the real da nee ot Dr. blockhem. No. a Kidge aveeue. Evaaatoa.

The regular meeting of theWomaa's Forelra Missionary Society will be as Id this arteraooe at the re foe no of Mrs F. Geeealiag, No. SIT Jndaoa avenue, Evanatoa. The Eat lewood Wheelmea win give a rafBe Saturday events. April 17.

at their clubhouse, No. aa Sixty-Fifth street Nearly SU0 pel ass will ba nut un to be eoeteeted for. aad the proccodl are to he used ia turataatng tae eiuo- Invitations have Juet beea issued by the lade-peadeal Alhieue aad leasers Club for lie ae-aual May party, which will be rivea at the Auditorium Hall, No. 77 Thirty-First street, Friday evening. May 1 The res-ulsr meeting of ths section of chemistry of the Chlcaeo Academy of Sciences will be held la Us chemical lecture-room of the Northwestern University Coileee of Pharmacy.

No. S4Z1 Dearbora street Tuesday evealng St I o'clock. Dr. J. H.

Loaf will present notes oa "Calcium Carbld." Other papers will be pro-sea led. Eaater Moaday will be does lion dsy st the Maurice Porter Memorial Hospital for Children. No euS Fullertoa arenas. Gifts of provisions, canned rood delicacies, children's clothes, toys, old line sheets, pillow eases, towels, moeey. aad aaythinr pertalnine to children will be rratefuliy received aad acknowledged by members of the board of manarera, who wi be at the hospital all day to receive donations snd make visitors welcome.

X0KX lOlDUIl F0S THE RATI. Celoasl Colby Adds a Ceamay ef atrappiag Irish I Ada to the seventh. Special orders reached Colonel Francis T. Colby. Seventh Begiment, yesterday from the Adjutant General's office a Springfield authorizing him to muster into tne State's military service a company recruited for the Seventh by First Lieutenant M.

E. Caaaldy. The ceremony of mastering in these recruits, numbering sixty-one fine, stalwart young men, look plaee last aigb at the regimental armory, corner of Lake street aad Mlchiraa avenue. Colonel Colby acting as mastering officer. The recruit company waa drawn np In double ranks on the Lake street side of the Armor? and one by one were called from the ranks to sign "the enlistment papers." Then at command they uncovered their heads.

uplifted their right hands, and. stepping forward. Colonel Colbv administered the oath that ma tbem soldiers of the State of Illinois, sworn to loyalty to the Catted States aad the State of Illinois for three veers each. After the oath wae administered Colonel Colby announced that I Company, the ninth company ef the re ri Bient, had beea mustered in, aad that to make the organization complete officers should be dnly elected. First Ueateaaat hi.

K. Cassldy, Seventh Begiment who bad recruited the company was nnanimouslv elected captain. First Sergeant George McCanalogue, Company, Second Begiment, was chosen first Liedtrneat without a dissenting voice. William Scahill, ex-captain company Hibernian Rifles, was eboaea second lien tenant Cheers followed the aaaouneement of each election, the young soldiers aad veterans of the rrriment nnitiar heartily to give their approval of the selections made. Colonel Colbv eloeed the muster with a spirited speech to the new company.

He complimented Captain Cassidv upon the soldierly sea) he had maaifesbed la recruit ing the compear, and set forth the duties of the soldier, which each member of the company had assumed aader the most sacred obligations. Preeedinr the master-la of this new company. Colonel Colby swore in the fol lowing officers Captain James Moraa, promoted from Brat lieutenant to command A Company, vice Captain W. MoUrsw. reslenea.

Flrst Lien tenant Moore, promoted from a oad henieaeet, vice Moraa. appointed Captain. Second Lieutenant Casey, promoted from first sorreaal. vies Moore, appointee, first liea- aaat The addition of I Company to the re ri te cut will be followed by the musteriog in of Company early next week. Two moi companies are being recruited, aad the regiment will soon master the full comple ment of twelve com panics.

Moodav the reriment will assemble to elect a second major, being now entitled to that field officer, as the reriment masters two full battalions. The third major will be elected ben the regiment masters twelve companies. The seventh is taktnr advaatare or us new armory, aad I be men are being lnde-fatirably drilled aad being composed of stalwart alert youag men, good material oot of which to mase soldiers, the reri ment will soon be in shape to be regarded as first amoag the best of the btate troops. rOUOHT A 1ATTLI WITH rXITU. Horrible Duel aa the Fleer ef a Daaee Ball la Flavaaaa, X.

T. JawasToeni, N. April 1L A horrible tragedy was enacted at a daaee la tne Hotel Florence, a notorious resort in Fluvanna, a suburb of this city, this morning. James Bainey, a business maa of this city, and Fred Mitchell, a barber; were under the Influence of liquor aad became involved In a quarrel. Mitchell struck Bainey on the chin with a razor, whereupon Kainey drew a knife and began cutting.

Both men fell to the floor and when separated it was found that Mitchell was dead and cat np in moat horrible manner. Bainey came to Jamestown and gave himself up, aad is bow in custody. It Is said that an old grudge existed between the two men over a woman, jeiteneii was sgea a sna unmarried. Bainey ts the senior member of tne upholstering first of Bainey Bros. HE IIBIJ WITH IMAT0B PAL HEX.

Jadge A. A. Goodrich Opposed te the Dem era tie Carreaey wave at tea. SpaisenrLD, UL, April 1L Judge A. Goodrich, of Chicago, the well-known law yer and politician and a member of the Democratic State central committee.

Is hostile to the currency convention called to meet In June. He said tonight: More than a year will elapse before the eall- lnr of a convention for the nomination of candi dates for State offices and for the declaration of party policies and principles, and what mix at seem to be best toosy mixnt in a year from new prove absolutely wrong. We put ourselves la a dsarerous position, making it possible that the convention taat wiu assemble a year from now may be oblired to abandon the declaration of principles formulated by their June conven tion. Should this occur it will plaee the party la the Stale In the eyes of the people aa being vaelllatlnr aad uaoeriala ia re fleet inz the senti ments ot the people. It ia unfortunate at, this time, because it is toiaj to emphasize the waat of harmony la the party.

i "A Sonar ef tba Seaeon." A Lenten Lyric. -Yes, fair April re If nine Liks some timid queen. And mad March, complaining. Snarling, left the scene. March wss mad for power, wee pin lesves away.

Bias line beauty's bower. Ravenous tor prey. Tumbling sees were tossing, Crouchlar oa the lead, Gray sea rolls were crossing In a timorous band. Skies were sad and sober. Patched with grisly (loom.

Garbed, like chill October, Ia a cloak of doom. Lent's gloomy season. Full ot woe aad grief And to daaee is treason. And there's seaat relief. Pretty iris are praying.

Fasting tor a time. Like the nuns, obeying Call of cloistered chime. Lent ts drenched In i Lent is charged with woe; Scant relief we borrow, For the days are slow. Easter's sua adorning, Richly glide the sky, v' Presages the morning. The Maine; of MeetHiga.

Jam as B. KimaiXa Xr'soa waat to please a boy or girl, a young maa or youag lady, en aged maa or womaa, or even your mother-Is-law, make a pseseat of a fair set ot that charming floral series, 'Wild Flowers of-America. SING, JOKE, AND DANCE a amBsaaaweaa-sssmaasaas-aaammBa- Minstrels from the Marqaetts Club Appear fax Charity. AT THE CARLETON CLUB Weddings in Rogers Park and in Eranston. Dinner in Honor of Miss Lilian Ball Jons-Humb Nuptials Ths Damroach Lectures.

A large aad varied assortment of bale aad hearty Jokes, warranted to be a yard wide aad wash in April weather, ware im ported from the North Bids to the soata Side last evealng. They were rolled in tissue paper aad gently packed at the Marquette Club, transported over to no. 8800 Vlncennes avenue, and unpacked on the stage of the Carlton Club In tba pres ence of sn interested aedieaee that was rlad to welcome old friends la any dis guise. The occasion of this unpacking was minstrel performance by the Marquette aas. KLMSBT.

FLAM. Club miastrela for the benefit ef the newly organised Thursday Clab. whleh is doing so mach la a charitable way for poor ehil dren. The members of the Carle ton Clab bad with mach generosity tendered the young ladies the ase of the clubhouse free, aad the merry, merry minstrels from over the Bhine had likewise tendered their services. Mrs.

Elmer T. Flagg, the capable chairman of the Thursday Club's enter tainment committee, arraaged the details of the affair aad made it a success. The ushers of the occasion were pro ml nent members of tbe Thursday Clab, namely: Mrs Elmer T. Flagg. Misses Adalalds Stewart, Mame Lewie, Kalhrya Crane, Ina Stevens.

The stage mansger for the miastrela was Mortimer J. Stevenson, and A. E. Bemick was the musical director. Tbe programme was as follows: Bones.

Interlocutor. Tarn boo. T. U. Corlett.

J. Stevenson, Muadie. B. E. Archer.

W. Gassstte, W. Faninrtoe, G. E. Farringtoa, Accompanist.

Miss Blancae smith. Overture Orchestra Opening chorus. Marquette Mlnatrei Soar Written by William A. Lama Medley, plantation soars. By the Company Soar, "boas You Love Your Boaey Boy" Georre Famartoa Tenor solo, selected William A.

Lameae Sons. "KeepeKnockle'S. Muodle Barytone solo, -Hear Dem Silver Chimes" Arthur Deea Duet. "Mary Had a Little Lamb" Stevenson and Corlett Solo and chorus. "Coleen Avars'' a H.

Cerr sad Quartet Tenor solo. "I Am WaiUnc -K. J. Wherry Cloatnr son, a Gwlne Back to Dixie'' CS Berry and Company Tenor solo.selected U. A.

Drake Tenor solo, Bsppy Day'' (Goetx) Cart Sobeskl Soar sad dance W. K. Gassette Cornet duet Messrs Klmmllt aad Kelly Quartet Serenade "Maasa's In de Cold. Cold Ground'' Messrs. Wherry, Lamnoa, Dean, aad J- P.

Larkta. Municipal reform T. a Corlett Skirt dance W. E. Fnrriagtoa Musical trio A E.

Bemick. J. Mundie. R. A Hamilton.

J. W. Kelly. Rollln' Mill J. Steveasoa Ne lection bv Cart Sobeskl Gsvotte.

selected NrhalTer Waltz, aelected Boagial Calversity Msndolla Club. There were many young people ia attead- ance. and at the conclusion of the performance they enjoyed aa informal daaee. AT BOG EBR FAKK. Msr.re tea Jeanale K.

(eaat aad Frederick C. Avwry. Miss Jennie E. Mouat, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

Lawrence Mount, aad Frederick Avery were united In marriage last evening' at 8 o'clock at the home of tbe bride's parents. No. 4313 Maple avenue. Borers Park. The ceremony was performed by Bev.

Dsvid Beaton, pastor of the Lincoln Park Con gre rational Church, In the presence of about fifty relatives aad Intimate friends. He was assisted la performing the cere mony by Bev. P. E. Uolp, of tbe Sogers Park Congregational Church.

Tbe boase was decorated throughout with palms, roeee, and carnations. i ne orioe wore a traveling gown ana was attended by her cousin, Miss Emma Saf-ford, of Augusta, Kan. Mr. A. J.

Moaat acted ss best man. After the ceremony a reception waa held for aboat 100 guests. Mr. and Mrs. Avery will be st home in Harvard, UL, after May 1.

MABEIAGE IK ETAKSTOX. Miss Rath TUllaghaet WUI Make Ber Boase la Mleaiaalppi. The wedding of Miss Bath TilMnghsst, daughter of Mr. aad Mrs. H.

"fUllng-hast, and Frederic Perrln Fox was celebrated last evening at 7:30 o'clock at tbe borne of the bride's parents, No. 1346 Bldge avenue, Evans ton. The wedding was a qnlet one, aad only few relatives and friends were present. Henry A. Delano, pastor at the First Baptist Church, performed the cere mony.

The bride was gowned in white silk. with rare old point lace trimmings. She was attended bv the Misses Marguerite Fox and Grace Sals bury as brldeamaids. Kichsrd Carr acted aa beet man. The boase was decorated witn American beauty rosea, ferns, aad Easter lilies.

Tba newly married couple left lor a short weddinr Journey after tbe ceremony. They will be at home at Port Vbsoa, alter May jbxES-HUMBLK. A Pretty Wed din a to Take Flaee Moaday at Grace One of tba attractive affatrs of Easter week will be tba wedding-of Miss Margaret Maud Humble, daogbter of Mrs. "William Pickering Humble, of No. 4435 Vlncennes aveaue, to Mr.

Paul Jones, of St. Louis, son of Mr. Le Grand M. Jones, of Trenton, Tenn. Ths ceremony will be performed at Grace Episcopal Church, on "Wabash aveaoa and Fifteenth street, at 6 o'clock la after noon, and will be a very aim pie affair, to which only the mora.

Intimate friends of the contracting parties, about seventy -five ia all, wiei be bidden Miss Alice Mav Baxter will ba thermal of honor, aad the groom's brother, Doddridge Jones, of St Louie, will baths beet man. Four choir boys will be the rib baa bearers. Messrs. H. A.

Farringtoa, of St. Louie, aad John Putnam Montrose, of this eity. will ba the ashore. Mr. aad Mrs, Jones will leave ia tba evening for tbe South, and will be at homo Tuesdays la May at Beer's Hotel, St.

Louis FOB MISS LIIXIAJf BELL. Mr. aad Mrs. tX Barry He mar Batertala Kiss LUliaa Bell was tba ruest of honor at a dinner given last evealng at the Hotel Metro pole by Mr. aad Mrs.

JA Harry Hammer. Tbe table decorations wars la yellow aad during tba eveafng Mlaa Bell read an original story. Johaoy Hand provided the masle. Those present were: Messrs. snd Meedamee Sea.

W. H. Lee- W. 1 TewiHns. air.

Denver. D. a Ham 11 Lorn, Cbesey. w. w.

neii. X. K. Sharps. S.

W. SHekloa, F. B. Orr, H. C.

Levi. Mneoamee B. M. Wilwanb, a Phelps. Miss-Lillian BaU.

Messrs. Robert Vounoh. W. M. Payne.

Wentwovta Aurual raxaa. Field. Louis i. Block. C.

W. Browa. TO LKCTCKE OX AGUES. Walter Dassraseh te Explain the Gre Oaarae ef tae Trilogy. The many musical amateurs in this eity who are eagaged in tba study of Wagner will be delighted to know that Mr.

Walter Dam rose the leader of the German Opera Company, will deliver foar leetares here next week on the subject of Wagner's Nlebelaagea trilogy. These lectures will be delivered st Apollo Hall at 11 o'clock Tuesday, Wedaesday. Thursday, aad Friday mornings, aad Mr. Damroach will devote a lecture to each of tbe operas, giving musical illustrations of the leading motives aad principal incidents. Mr.

Damroach la a great favorite with society as well aa with musical people, so that these leetares, riven nnder tbe patronage of prominent members of the Amateur Musical Club, are sure to be well attended. oase Mlaav If, B. T. Crsae. Mrs.

A O. Craae. Mrs A P. Keliey. Mrs.

Dsrld SUvsrthome. aad Mrs W. Hyacs are among the Chicagoaaa at Pasadena, CaL The rerular weekly table d'hote dinner of the Cnloa Leacue Club last eveaiar waa iarrely attended aa usual. Tomaeo's mandolins provided excellent masle. Tbe weddinr of Mies Catherine Augusta Barnes, daurster ot Mrs.

Aureate Barnes, to Freak Bebcock. Grains, of New Orleans formerly mt Chlcaeo, will be sotemelsed early la June at the residence ef the bride's mother. No, SS Park aveaue, Mrs. Mary H. Ford and Mine Maade Peck rave the third of a series of recitals yesterday moraine at the Lexlnrtoe Hotel The subject was the prorramme being as follower Impromptu.

major. Schabert; talk oa Schumann. Mra. Mary H. Ford: -Dee Schumann: Sehumaaa: novelette.

No. T. novelette, op SO, Mlaa Maude Peck. Miss Belsa Flora Cox. danrater of Mr.

and Mrs. L. Cox. and Mr. James Lyoa were married last evenlnc nl o'clock at the home ef the bride.

No. II Indiana avenue. Beva Frank W. Gnnaaalus and W. Thomas performed the ceremony.

Tbe bride wore white dock esse satin, with point lace, aad carried marvueniee. Mr. acd Mrs. Lyoa will be at home after June I at No. mos Warren avenue.

The Prorreemve Club will give lie fourth an nual bang net at tae Lextartoe Hotel. Thursday evealne. May The followtnr are the speakers: Introductory remarks. President Georre E. Van Bacea: "Tbe Torreseive Club." Charles J.

Daah: -The Practical Joker. Charles a Carter: Our Social Intercourse." Clay too w. Sherman; The City of Chlcaeo," Edwta 8. JeweU; "Good-FellowBhlp," W. a Jerrems.

"The Season ef 1 Willard A Hoi maa: "Our Benedlcta." Pare F. Carter: "The Prophecy. OrvUleK Kicards. At Apollo Ball. Central Music Ball Building.

Easter Moods st 10 X) o'clock. Mies Annie C. Lawrence will give the first ef three talks on "Portrait Painttar." illustrated bv nortriia bv Chlcaeo artiata. Master Alien Bourse, one of the issdinr choir boys of the city, will opea the affair with a solo, and promiaeal society young ladies will serve Urht refresh masts at the eloaa. The pstroneaeee are Mra EUea carotin.

Mra xt w. riarwooa, ut. Avery-Msecrackea, Mra. J. F.

Oimsteed. Mrs. F. M. Woods, and Mra F.

Fake. COXDEXSED DISPATCHES, loan Martin, a Belott rWts.) trocar, has (ailed. Eeid. Murdock A ef Chlearo, have secured hia stock. Causa, bad coUeetioaa.

Mra. James, wife of es- Postal SMer Btatral Thomas L. James, dice last Blent of pan at the Murray Hill HomL Ib Hew Tor. Hear Marshall. UL.

Hard la Kaatmaa. employed In a aaw mill, fell arainat a Mr aaw and waa fatally hurt, a lee and aa arm beiar cot off. Hear Wllberlv. convicted la the Crtmlsal Court at Blmiinrham, for airhway robbery aad sentence to aloe years imprisonment, haa been Bardoaed by voveraor Oalea. a.

W. Soee. who realdee a few Biles southeast ef Maeoa. Mcwaaahot aad killed Wad aead ay a lent while aeaat in nis noose, surroaaneo. ey aia wllaaad chiklrea.

Thar la ae cisw lo tae amr- Alvta H. Baad. of Chlearo. aad Miss Estella Out Iforle wars married at Meadow Lawn farm. Bear Manooa.

UL. wcaaeaaar parted for Chicaco. They will aveaue. The Hrsms twins win be pot on trial at Toronto. Owl.

April SO for the murder of wtlllae Wells. The prteoaer have euraa-ed alx lawyers to Aefead them. amOBC whom ia Fraacla L. Weilaaaa, of Hew York. At Lebanon.

Samuel Flu Patrick -waa eow- vteted of bonrlary. wita punlMimeni at eceen years la Ike pealteaUary. Charles Psuarsoa. In-dleted with hiss, wss takea lo XobiaavUla to be triad for murder. Tba bodv ef W.

J. AnlL ef Damon. Oh is. who. with his wife, wss drowned st the Cm of tbe wreck of the Mew rleaos steamer Longfellow.

March S. has beea round seiow Ludlow. aad takes to the Covtneioa morruw. The nreltmtBarv aurvev of the shin esaal to eon sect Ptttabarrwltk Lake Erie hae proa i ased ao far that toe anna ears ia eaarre or toe work are rsa lo stale that they have found the pro- posed canal perfectly leasable, fiawfuof Alureld haa mated restoration of elt- lseoahlp to Xoah Pietcbee Pauersoa. of Sullivan, who served eoe year at Cheater for aaaauit with Intent to kill, aad Leslta Chaae.

who aervad Hf-teea years st Joliet for bunjlary. Tba bodv of aa nnkaowa maa waa foand la the river at Lock port. IU. Be waa evidently a labor-Inr maa aad lo all probability waa aa employe oa la Aral aac channel. Many think he was murdered for the purpose ef roboery.

Wallace Hraham. formerly of Chlearo. where be wsa a partner with hla wife. 11m. Graham, a beanty doctor, committed auield at Norfolk.

Va. last Blrhl. by taalna aa euace ef enteral. He left letters atatlar that be waa Ursd ef Urine. At Fort Worth.

Texss. Albert Sehwara. amananr of the Seharff MevcaaUle CoatDaav. haaead blm- aalf. Hla suleMe Is supposed to have been causes by the fact thai he haa all hla money la the City siatioaal SuL which suspended last weak.

Ob analleatloa of Oaorse A. Brakemaa. a alack- holder. Buda la tba Superior Court. O.

French waa yeatarday appointed reoelrar for the utck City biaaa company, at ABoersou. ind. hessaeuare about SvO. OoO aad the Inoetxedueaa SlS-Ono. Jamea Green, who waa arrested for break Ine into seaiea irenrui ears oi ine raut aoae al Lone Boek, ana eacanwd from the omeera.

Kd for aoaiiioaal caarrea. Tba valua of tea rooda stolaa smouata to much more thaa Srat Fred Nla-htlnrlar. IS rears old trine lo aaake a coupllnr oa a Blr Pour frelrht irala at MarsaalL IU. His rtrhtsrm wss caur at between the barap- i had waa so badly fractured that It had lo be nmoutated al the ahouldera. The hurt ia likely le prove fatal.

BL A. P. Raman, nt m. TLania. wiaaaeev of the Mlaaourt areoey of tae Artna Life Insurance Company, la laQuiney.

IlL. trytnr recover from a rambltnr-bouso SI. lou. said to hsve beea teat by buy. aa areat who had ooilasted the money for tne company.

W. H. Coorer. State Senator or webraaka. now farmers of Kebraeka.

shipped yeaierday a ear load of aead oatedooaied by the eltlaene of Platta- vtlM. Wia. Ide haa aecurad liberal eoairtbuUoae from OreeoB. 111. Patrick Bewsoa.

aa oasiaaa fcai.1 attoraev. ate mmmmfrma Information xhM ba haa fallen heir la aa evtate of SK74.0UO la Scotland. He le the rreat-rrandsoa of Sir John Downea a Scotch eoidter and a larra lano-owner. laraw cwa acninnt ion Biitlsa War Departmenl la also part of tae Inher itance. A new national orrantzafcoa of etreet rail war employee has been formed In Cievelaad.

Ohio, to take tne place ef tbe Amalramated Association of fHreet Katiway Employes, which. It Is claimed. is bow practically oeao. ne new aociety will ae known aa the Jtatlonal Street Ball way Employ es' Learue. At Colorado Sonne.

the United Stales Commlostouer bss committed Booert Taylor aad James Gibson, who were tracked by a bloodhound. ib oeiauii oi siw.uuw nan aaen tor aiieeea la the reeenl train robberv oa tbe Ploreneat and Cripple Creek Railway, near Victor. The other tnree prisoners ware oiecbarea. Ia the trial of tbe ease In the Federal Court at Atlanta. asalosl4hiartaa and Sutler, lndb-ind for eonsplrlnr to hanr denry Wot ley, a revenue-spy.

Beu Hemphill, father-in-law ef the defendant Butler, confesaed ee the stand that he had lied before the rraad Jury la ataloraser aia lenient of a conversation with Butler. The altered testimony favors Butler. The military advisory committee ef the Interstate drill to be held at Memphis. la May has dectaed to amend elaas la the list of prises so ss to include eomnanlua that have never woa a Srnt or second prise la aa Intervene drill. At resent companies last nsrs won any prise ai an Herniate drill are tnellrlble.

The prise ts SLS'JO. of which Souo roee lo eeceod. rive uceiooB hsd a eisnute wear ereeavtiia. rVedneaday. about clearlne some land.

which resulted In a daepereta BjrhL Bob Peaeler and hla tw aooa attacked Prank aad Shane Brown. The "Pearlers stabbed Bnaoe plaeea. either wound belur sufleiewl sa-cause death. They then broke bis neck witn a aura elub. rrank Brown bad aa arm nronew rj scuffle.

The Pnarlere were aot aariousir hart. Two arrests have base mad. i IT IS NOT INSOLVENT Interstate Building and Loan As- sociation Defended. AD LAI E. STEVENSON TALKS Declares That Its Funds Hare Not Been Misapplied.

State Auditor Goto Reports That an Examination Shows tho Concern to Bo All Right BLOOMraeTOX, 11L, April 1L Special Telegram. The proponed Legislative investi gation of tho Interstate Building ana Loan Associstloa of this eity, of whleh Vice President Stevenson is tho president, aad whleh is oae of the oldeat aad beet known of the many similar LnstitaUoaa of tba klad operating here, eaaaed a good deal of commotion la this eommuaity. Tho news was surprising. The examiners front tho Anditor's office had last completed their examination, and It ia new knows) bad made a favorable report The attack made by Mr. Loweothai's resolution apoa tbe president of ths association.

A. E. Steven son. Vice President of the United States, rendered It all the more sensational. Mr.

Stevenson was ooaflned to hia room today by a very severe eold, bat was ready to talk In regard to the associstloa and his connection with It He said: The Interstate Building snd Loan A elation is solvent This will sppear from the official statement of the Auditor whleh has Jast been completed. Of course, shareholders who are dissatisfied can. aa pro vided by statute aad tho by-laws of the ae-aoclation, present their certificates aad re ceive tbe amounts doe apoa thess. Any stockholder who desires to examine tne Dooas ana tne Joeas la at per fect liberty to do so. The affaire of the' company have last underrone careful examination by the officers from tbe Anditor's office with the result above stated.

I oereonallv know that thia com pany baa been maaaged with the greatest possible care aad atteatlon. I bare devoted a great deal of time to it myself, and know that the amounts paid to Mr. Ewing, my law partner, or that I at anv time have re ceived through him, were no more than jast eompeasauoa ior too services actually ndered. A great deal of labor haa beea performed In the mere matter of the iaation of abstracts of title for prepeeed loan. I need hardly add that la thcorrsut- satlon of the association, the preparation of forma, mach important and Labori ous tegai service waa rendered.

It is hardly to be supposed that tbe a vices I hsve enumerated. Involvlnr rrce! labor aad respoaslbilitv. eoald be rendered without reasonable equivalent Tbe mat ter of compensation for these services waa properly one of agree men I between the secretary aad the attorney. That the services indicated were valuable is mani fested by the past history and tbe present solvent condition of the association.1 "Are yoa yourself a borrower from the association I --No, sir; I am sot "Are yoa a large stockholder aad have your assessments beea paid ia fulit" "Yea, I awa near one haadred shares ef the stock, aad every assess men I has beea fullv paid." Have yoa at aay time withdrawn aay shares of stock from the association?" -I hare aot" la reply to a quest ioa Mr. Steveasoa said: "I am aaw receiving no compensation whatever from tbe association aad have not been for a asm ber of months.

As president of the com pan I have never received a dollar. Mr. Ewing referred to by tho vies presl-deat aa his law partner in James 8. Ewing, the preseat failed Steles Minister -to Bel-rises. A telegram received tonight from Auditor uoroasys: Our cram matioa ef the Interstate Bnildlag aad Loaa Aasoclatloa of BJoomiartoa.

aiade with reference to Its eoadlooa March I. taw. discloses the fact that it le la a sol rent coadllioa. aad that during the last year Its surplus has ta- ereeeea very larraiy ever what it was ts vious year. Bhode leland Staade F1 BrooKlya Timet: The free-trade policy of tho Democratic majority la tbe late Coo-greea haa evidently a truck a death blow to tho Democratic party la the State of Rhode Islaad.

Bhode Island a manufacturing State, and tho election ef Cleveland, with a Demoeratie Congress behind kim. waa the heaviest blow that waa ever struck against Its prosperity. Democrats as well aa Republicans recognise the fact, aad those of the former party who eoald aot bring themselves to vote the Be publican ticket stayed at homo yesterday with a aaaaimity that swelled the Be publican majority far beyood its normal pro portions. Bo It will be. anlaaa Rennhlican fall in terferes, in all the States that suffered from the free-trade depression.

BUSLNXSS NOTICES. Bus bead's Calcined Marnesia Four ftrst-premtum medals awarded; more axreeable to the taste and smaller dose thaa other marnesia For sale only la bottles with registered trade-mark label. Mrs. Winslow's Soothtnr Syrup red Bammatioo while Child rsa are MARRIAGE LICENSES. The foUowlns saaniare reaterday: Ac.

Pred Enrlaad. Ida Kaoau i n-Ii Thorn aa Day. Ella Remmrtoa ii 7 Pred KorllB. JohauBa Poerulh. J7- Emll Peterson.

Lena Johnson I Harry Heaeteld. Ida Wtoatrom Harry Klnr. Marie Dorby 37-'7 Charlea Hallbrrr. Sophia Com Inn. SO Joef Dobtaa.

Mary Nemeeek Se Prank Dudek. Aaastaaia I.anirniaa US 9taalslaw WojaoaSL Aatooia Llnasaiaa SO-SO Harvey Preemaa. Faaale Snaiea OttoGelsiev. Leas Lance II 14 Peter Hosrluad. Mary 1 illiam ICrwiap.

ftonhla Miller TT-iS Axel Jaevbaoa. Bricks Petersoa 1 Pred Kdwarda. Kate 1 la Brooks J7-M Alfred Halt. Annie Kelaoa JO KJ Loula Scbuth. Annie 6aTaehawskl TSH Jakub Pned.

Barbara Haul ear. Jack Houx. Georria Pariah. IS Edwsrd Krieksoa. Haana Jokannasea 1777 Prank Hoffmann.

Minnie belief a IS Georre Holbrook. Maud Reynold Laval are Taylor Ve-r. Koae Sailth Charles Belwlg. Aseusta Schalta William Peivuoet. Mae Ooreey 72 Is Wllitam Broekmaaa, Mathilda Prwal XI-17 Leonard Brvwdare.

Pauline Wehaer. r9 SlmoaHanaea. Chrtatlaa Olsea. 28 yT Adolph Werner. Ada aMchard.

2416 William O' Mean. Carolina Potba Andrew Sehoeobener. Mars Eonn tat, vi Lee Jaeksoa. Pataie Kdmuaaoa Joha Loariey. Mmole Kaalronj 4i-i John bar in.

Maud Horsinaa Charles Eekert, Maria Jaaaf KorfirsT, Marts Pod.esak. -30 oavto utile. Lillian youur 3 -VI DEATHS. PtrwrtBALTRAfW-Dnllyea Chlearo and Oraat Jruaa auisu, roia ireet uepot, Mouat reeaweod aad Moaat Hope at IS m. brace land and Calvary Puaeral trala ef the Chlearo.

Milwaukee aad m. Paal Railway leave fjalou Depot iMadlaoa sad Caaal atraatw Sail at UJUk at. CARLTLK At Ko, 13 Aberdeen street, ef acute pneumonia. J. S.

Carlyle. aged as years aaw i month. Funeral from hla Tlaaa residence Satar day. April 14. at 1 o'clock, le Oak woooa Cemetery.

JCNGBLUT P. S. Janrblut. seed SI years and 7 mOBtaa rUUCrai a 1 cwn yrmr theeerneref Scdrwieh street aad Webster are-nos. lo 6 race Land.

LTMAN-April II. st residence. Be. 1M Oak etreet. mine Miwnfc vi aentauve William H- and Mtrraret Lyman, nee Daly.

sredS years aad months. Puneral asuce hereafter. irooHAif-jAt reeldence. Bo. 07 west Coorresa at reel, atieoaei.

nwnu a tannnw vi atnrv Noonan, nee Colllna. and father ef Edward. John. Thomas and the lale William kooaao. PunersI notice hereafter.

SPALDI59 April 11. at Aabevllle. K. C. Mra W.

X- Bpnwunc. wiuowoi ine inia rviiuam a. npaKf Inr and nioiher of Mrs. Perdlaaad W. Peck.

Notice of Itinera! hereof isr. SUDS WICK April II, st hie residence. Be. MA peisiea sreaua. ur.

eonn a. seorwiek. areo so Seam. Puneral from hla late resldenee Saiur-ay. April 11 al loo'elocs.

Burial at Blooiainr-daie. truto tear Inr Cblcaro via Chlearo and Konnwestera Haltma at Me clock. A BOB April i st hie home. Ho, Tit We Van auren struct, ui paratyaia. Her.

Tabor, sred 70 yeara. Fuaerai arnloca wtli se held at his laie resideaea, avlil el oca a. m. Aprvl lx FUJItHSL JTOTICX. SKEEWB-Tae fuaaral pamree of Mra.

Willlant M. Wmeaa. who died April Id. will lake plaee from her late borne. Wo.

470 South Oeaaey avenue, at ia jreioch Friday ntorala. Burial at THE AUDITORIUM-Qna Week. WAGNER. ruder the Dtreetloa of WALTZ TS DA VBOCTf KXXT MOMDAT. APRIL TBISTaM AVft "WOLDR-Prae f-ueher.

Prl. Brew a. Herr Alvary. err Sehwara. Barr Schaekaer.

Mr. Thomiawa. err Be area a. TCESDAT. APSML IS IXIHXWwKIS PTt, OadaaL Prl.

Breaaa. Herr othatual. Have Baa-rena. Herr Sehwara. Beer Oberbauser.

WKD.UXJlDAT. APBiL 17-blS WALIfJB FrL Brema, Wr. Maurer. Herr Ae vsry. Herr Placae.

Herr Behfwae. FrL lAada, Frt Scniillns. THUESDAT. APBIL IS-StTCPRITD-Prsa Sueher. PrL Llneh.

Herr Alvary. Herr Laaa-e. Berr Sebwsra, Herr Seager. Herr Obfrhauser. PR10AV.

APK1L IS KOTTXBDAMa ItaUJIO Fran Socber. Prl Gadakl. PrL Lindn. 'rt 8ehtU tae. Prl surer.

Bare Bothmshl. Herr OOeraaaw ear. Herr Flacker. SATt'BDAT APTBBJIOOy. APBtL lO-TAJf FrL ttadakl.

PrL Xulacharrs. PrL Lindh. Here Alvary. Herr Laaee, Barr Sehwara. Berr Obertiauaer.

Here Behrena. SATTRDAY kVBJilSa. APBIL 10 DIB MtW-TKBSIXtiEB-Prl. wadskl. PrL Maurer.

Herr Bothmuhl. Herr Plaeaer. Here Lance. Herr Baa rena HerrOOarhaunar. Mr.

TbaaipwMt. tiranrt rhftnia nf mt wntt Vm Vm4 liBiamf Oreheatra of t-S mualetaaa. Beam of Krtor-Mla floor. FX M. (3: entire mala bsUcoey.

T. eead haleoay. S1.60: family elreia SL Branca a Sea. The Inter Geeaa. aad Dearbora eta.

Seam now oa aal. TATTERSALL'S Stato and 16th Stg. 1 AND TWICE DAILT VJ (SUNDAY IN. CLUDEO) AprU 28: firiGLiriG pnos.f sTOSLD'J fiSEATEST S83VS. Tliree-RIiit Circus Roman Hippo dromo milloa-Doilar nena.

crk-Uberstrs Band. "A eombtnatloe hard to beta." Times-Herald. "Is sncessa The aoplauae was eoatiniMma. Tnoune. "A reaaaraame eueae peuiiisisa "Tae later Ones a.

AftaiBooa al 9. TFlrM at Doors oerra oae hoar earlier. LiberaU Coaeerm last aitU IS uK IL Beaerved Seats Ale. lie. and SL Boa seats il.40.

wallavy.aSe. Bale of Baaaevad and Boa Seataaow opea at Lyoa A Healy 'a and at Taoae-sail a. TeL kM Soata. Carrtaees at 4w and 10 JO. M'VICKER'S llLIPUTIflHS rf in rvrxf Two Satarasy.

I IlVWr I I'UWinr I I McVICICER'S. MONDAY EVEl0. APRIL First Presewutloa ee Aay mmm atara at a comsuy-Drama. Bnutled By JOSEPH ARTHUR, author of -Blue ana nn 5uu alarm. Seat and box sale bectaa luday.

CHICAGO OPERA-HOUSE. I DAVID HBJf DEKSOX. Sole Maaarer Stat. To. THE 20th CENTURY CANARY A LEDEBER'S At CAeCAL TRAVESTY.

Raeaaac Wtth ft rth. Comedy Star TS TOMORROW JAREWXLXt SCNDAY EVE.N..NQ fitXT. Betnraef theSeaaoa'e TMP Blereat Suxanat 1 1 CANARY LEDERER'S PASSINQ new tore caio a CHfiW PRODC'CTIOJI 1STACT. tnr9eaia and Boxes Xow Beady. Baster Sunday Afternoon.

clock. nari ItnwH tsawtd ataJr I Flmt Pewuiar Concert. 2Jc sue. THE SCHILLER Thoa. W.

Prior. Vfrr. Toalrht at 11 Mat. Setwrdav. TSest Sunday at Doo'l' con cert by IbeChl-.

care maris a BAND, snaialed" the Firm gertnu ml mim ami nSM cvfyn vi jasis XJa nn n. now on nua NEXT M-ncOAV EVE.NLNO. APSO. 14. UX-lI'VaJs I Ths SVrsinBl Oaarsria II li I Fsatxste ee Pe NJweaSass.

ROBY FAIR ASSOCIATION. DAfslTTO IE6INS I010AT TIE 1STM. tflljllllt Five er more races daily BSOawssSBjav Kaia er Solan at 3 a. aa. Bookisj sb Fereifa Kacrs.

Ai missioa S9c SPECIAL BACH TKACfS DIRECT TO TRACK. P. P. W. B.

(Union depot), eiopptnr ss at. 41st et. aad Enrnrwood at 1 Vi. It AX and 1:40 pas. Herulirtni.uiws n.

Lake Shore B.B. (Van Buren at. depute atoppiaw SL. SPth sad Enrlewood. Bnenlnrtraia at VJMt p.

m. Soecial trains at la 40 and 1 p.m. Returnlne trains leave at p. nv and Imnta-dlately after tan raeea. Laal train after foeeiee rara rounn inp sa special uwnn xa canto.

HOPKINS' State St. near Congress. TODAY 1 TO II P. JTL-10 H0UM. Scnorita Consuelo Tortajada And her Orwinal SaaoM Tiwnpn S-TME FULKINO JAPS DOLAM AVDLRHHARR.

STALETaad BIRBTKTt. LTXX LEE BEECHES. HC.fS aad BOMEnW sfaaaow, auiua w. xtuuaa. Mr IriuKtr DramattzatHm ef Chan Dtck-nir.

nllta WCClena' DnrM fopnecflad. lH.rBE:10C.20C.30C.. THE COLUMBIA- TONIGHT EYERY NIGHT THE FATAL CARD Matinees The Oreeaest Cast Ever I pteysd ha flslsSrnme. THl HAYMARKET WUI J. Davis.

LAST tints I WITH WINSOME UTTLB S.DELLA F0X And her Cemte Opera On. THE LITTLE TKOOPER Matinea Simrdav Onlv. TONIGHT maVineb ArwOMT. Ranter Sun aay A BuWKBT 61BL. tVew.t FEATfK HALL'S CASINO ABD YARIBTT TTffnTn iTta-Wia av.

Jaeksoa at. Bill Bice's Mia strelssnd Bronae Pteturea. Tbe Eoaieea Btal eel Hew Yer. Oowtlaunue nerformaaeea. rsa teas snow Cklcaxo.

Prteaa lu.la.Sa.W.sa Martmtev HAYLnt'S TH EATER Wabaaa av. and ISth at. Rveninrs st S. Matinees dally at Tkie Week R21LLT AND WOODS BIO Sr-TtCTACCLAn) nJL 1 nn nvn AAA w. mmmmt I'.

li 10. SO. SS. SA Sde. OTAL EXGUSH CIBCOS aad Oermaa Watep Carnival waoaea av.

ana auooara et. i-wienj 1. Cvwrv aftrmoooatx. everv erenlae at S. Prices 3e le SI This week Wean Per.

Levy, anal BertaML renltlvely the rrvaieni aaow laCblease GRAND OPERA-HOUSE. HAERY HAM US tfI-oSs BOSTONIANa Laat Two HUTBin. unaitimHk Farewell Performancaa a ROBIN HOOD. Beat Sunday-BOY Ti "A BLACK SHEEP. HOOLEY'S sals Pit! Lut2N1gkt! Charley's Aunt.

Asrtl 15-MAR1E BURROtjeBS ba The neat naia Upen. CENTRAL MUSIC HALL. University of Michigan 9ice and Banjo Clubs. MOM DAY EV'G, APRIL 15. SEATS OS SA SAM T.

JACK'S HoCea Madlaoa st. bet. ate Sn4 Xieam bora. TL Maia Btr nhawa Every Lay and B. 9mm Jack 'a OLD A6 A YOOTifi Hera la Burlenaue Seilehllul sports earsre.

2 Both bmwauii yduth aad to Vial Old rraaee, as aau tvm- 1 tuO a i.