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lilt. iVIil I'-lLl-I IIOIH 31. K11CL- UT. Dressing a wish to have the old sworii rnrriJ Coachmen's hats, approved regulation Knox, 193 State street. Atkt Samuel Corns twenty-one ironclads, twenty-one cruisers, ana fifty-six smaller vessels, while in the next three years here will be further additions of tea battle-ships, forty-two cruisers, and eighteen other ions of Mothers for their Chxldhex Teething with Perfect Success.

It soothes the child, softens the gums, allays pain, cures wind colic, and is the best remedy for diarrhoea. Sold by druggists in every part of the world. 25 cents. Pssps What's that you are saying? Why, you nmit have beea in a tight Now, tell the truth." My Son" Well, Pops, there was a tight, but I wasn't in it." Puck. ever, have not transpired.

Mr. Emerson, speaking for the delegation, says Lord Salisbury requested that the negotiations be kept secret until a decision shall have been arrived at in the matter. He received the delegates graciously and all the lication in "The Sunday Tribune" of April 36. Replies should be based upon the facts in each individual Case, and mailed on or before ednesday, April 8. his grandfather, Samuel Rusk, in the Revolutionary war, was received a day or so ago.

1 have the sword. It was confided to my keeping thirty- John T. Shayne fc reliable furriers. i --J J1E CHICAGO TRIBUNE: MONDAY. APRIL 20, 1891-TEN PAGES.

JUMPED TO HER DEATH. WON THE CHAMPIONSHIP. THISTLES DEFEAT ALL ST. LOUIS BY A SCORE OF 11 TO EXPOSITION BUILDI50. IX LED.

'D TO FEI.ECIA STAFFORD KILLED BCSAWAV ACCIDENT. fully outside of the errors of Wheelock and ana-van. Attendance, 7,363. Score Columbus 0 2 1 0 0 0 0 0 14 Cincinnati 0 0 1 0 1 0 1 1 15 Earned rnn Columbus, 2. Two-baso hits Crook Johnson.

Thre-baHe hit Crooks. Stolen bas(. Crooks, Sneed. Duffee. Andrews 2.Canavan.

Crane Double plays Cleveland-Crooks-Lehane Robinson-Carney. Bases on bails By Knell. by Crane 5. Struck out By Knell. 3: Crane.

3. Passed ball-Do wsel Wild pitches-Knell. 1 Left on base Columbus. 4 Cincinnati. 6.

Runs batted in By Lehane. Doww Waee.lockj Andrews. Canavan. Batteries-Knell and Dowse: Kelly and Crane. Base hits Columbus.

Cincinnati, 8. Errors Columbus, Cincinnati. Umpire Kerlns. Time financial assistance of industrial organizations of this city for miners in case of a strike. It has been reuorted that Canadian laborers are being hired and shipped to this country bv contractors' agents.

By resolution tho Federal authorities were requested to investigate the matter. Messrs. Morgan. Mulvaney, and Hall were appointed to act with committees from other organizations to arrange for the proper celebration of Labor Day, May 1. A meeting will be held Aprd 24 at No.

54 West Lake street. A parade and mass-meeting will be on the program, and the Mayor will be asked to close the city olnces. A protest against, tho THE GREAT DISASTROUS FIRE AT LITTLE SOCK. Nearly Half a Million Dollars Worth of Property Destroyed. LrftLE Rock, Aprd 19.

i Special. At 11 :40 o'clock last night fire broke out in the targe retail dry-goods and furnishing boose of Gus Blass A and within twenty minutes the entire budding was wrapped in flames. The building was erected by Fletcher Hotze in 1887 at a cost of $50,000. The firm of Gus Blass A Co. consists of Gus and Lewis Blass and Max Heinmana.

The stock invoiced $350,000 Jan. 1, since which time laree additions have been made In an ad sad Ending of a Sunday Afternoon Drive ,.,1 nalnlrk I) rexei i oa rais CarmTal Injured Results Obtained In psoeia- Seriously able this week a big attendance is anticipated for the show. Excursions will be run from Indiana and from points as distant as Kansas City. The interest is general and widespread, as this is the largest display of citrus fruits ever made in the United States. Never Seen by Its Father.

A weeping mother holding the lifeless body of her baby to her bosom came into the Union Depot on an emigrant-car yesterday. Mrs. Annie Schuette is the woman's name and she was on her way to join Ber husband at Milwaukee, he having preceded her to America by sevoral months. She was taking to him the little one he had never seen. The child became ill shortly after leaving New York and died yesterday morning.

Decoration-Day Arrangements. Saturday the Cook County Memorial League held a meeting at the Grand Pacific Hotel to make arrangements for the ceremonies of Decoration-Day. The following committees Were appointed: Arrangements. A. J.

Burbank, John le liesfc from the Use or tne aocn Chicago Bew's Plan for a Municipal Fruits, and Semi-Tropic Display of Plants, Givm Vuei-Gas riant Other Local Sews. Stafford. Droprietress of a fash- pre of the Waite j.mnking establishment in joining building, also owned by Fletcher Hotze, was S. Hutt, who was recently burned out on the opposite side of the street and who had just openei a new grocery This building and all tho content were also destroyed. B.

Levison's wholesale and retail liquor bouse occupied the next building, and the flames quickly spread to it End of the Contest for the Western Football Supremacy A Decided Victory for the Chicago Team A Fight with Skin Gloves at Peoria Carkeek Wins a Wrestling Match at Rock Island General Turf and Sporting News. The concluding game of football between the Thistles and the All St. Louis team was played at the Southwestern City League park yesterday morning. The score was 11 to 1 in favor of the home time. As the Chicagoans have won the two games of the present contest the Thistles now hold the Western football championship, the teams having won one game each at St.

Louis last February. The teams were made up as follows Gibb Goal Fulford. Paiorson 'j TWka Gerrattey. Wednesday's Game at Pittsburg. Ptttsbokg, April 19.

Special.l Private pools are being sold on the attendance and result of the opening ball game with the Chicago team next Wednesday. For the last week the weather has been unusually pleasant, and if it continues nntil the opening day there will be not less than 12.000 people in attendance. The grounds at old Exposition Park are in first-class condition and when Anson arrives with his aggregation he will find something different from what he is accustomed to in this city. leott of into se. and Products.

Thousands attend daily to witness CALIFORNIA'S Grand Advance Opening of tne World's Fair. Capt. Schaack as Chief of Police was adopted, as was also a resoluUon asking-for the insertion by the Legislature in the World's Fair Appropriation bill of a clause compelling contractors who are paid out of the appropriation to pay a liberal minimum rate of wages for eight hours a day. and that all disDutes be settled by arbitration. Male Chorus of 600 Voices.

The following program will be given at the Auditorium Tuesday evening by a male chorus of 600 voices from the United German Singing Societies of Chicago, assisted by A. Eosenbecker's orchestra: PART freely It when be in and HvdePark, was almost instantly killed afternoon while jumping from a buggy in of No 4537 Brexel boulevard. Mrs. Carl of the Secretary of tho Chicago Fuel Gas "TniuY invited Mme. Stafford to drive with her afternoon, and she accepted.

They rdown Drcxel boulevard to Forty-eighth Jr0 this point Mme. Stafford struck "Thorse gently with the whip. The animal JnI to run. They became panic-stricken and 'lrned in terror to the spectators to save them. I hev Itaid in the buggy no harm would have uf.lln them, but just below Forty-sixth street I the and the other to the left.

Kelly, William Dannial Speakers, A. P. Connolly, Freeman Connor, J. S. Crane, William Dannial Flags and Flowers, W.

G. Kaufman, George How-ison, and E. R. Lewis. cannot CONCERTS.

Selected Programs, by the th the auu cuupiea wnn lainng waus prevealea any ot the goods being saved. Levinson's stock was valued at $50,000. Dixon, I1L, April Special. The extensive brewery of James Clears on Water street, this city, was totally destroyed by fire last night. The plant was valued at insurance about $3,000.

State of the Kentucky Victims of Poison. Locisvtlle, Aprd 19. The sufferers from the poisoning at Lindon, are in nearly the same condition as reported last night. Those considered out of danger are gradually improv Second Regiment Band Afternoon and fain its Barr Kaiser March" Orchestra. "Good-Night" (acapella) E.

Wagner i Sullivan. Monger Evening. SATURDAY, CHILDREN'S DAY, 10c. McMillan Half Backs Hughes. Dennehy.

Oakland League Games. The Oakland League has organized with the following clubs: Chadwick, Vernon, Aurora, Gordon, Calumet, and Kenwood. Yesterday's games resulted as follows: Chadwicks, IS; Ver none. 17 Calumets, 15 Gordons, 3, Gill's pitching for the Chadwicks was the feature of the games. League games will be played every Saturday morning at Washington Park at 9 -30.

Dewar 1.1 IT. of Riil. I onejunu'i" and fell lif life- tiat tho OPEN FROM 9 A. M.TO 10 P. BE.

The New Montrose Club House. Plans are being made for the Montrose Club house. The building is to cost $50,000 and the first floor is to contain six large storerooms, four of which are already engaged. The second floor will be devoted to the club. There will be elegant parlors, library, dining-room, kitchen, etc.

The upper floor will contain two large halls, one of them to be seated, and the other for a lodge-room Stafford lm UUIU Mme. She was removed to No. f2ET Elerman. Connelly Forwards. HartneU Mi-Fwan C.

Dennehy. In the Saturday afternoon game the Thistles ps. the here she died in ten Hf to the pavement, lk Drexel boulevard, 9S. fom intercranial Union hemorrhage. JJel- ADMISSION 25C.

CHILDREN 15C. ads are A Shortstop Fatally Injured. Akron, April 19. Special. 1-The shortstop 5S fell on her left hip and side and was severeiy fi Jl She was removed to her home at the bra Krnin fevnr is feared, as she -msm Male Chorus.

Ana from Lucia Donizetti Mme. Biro de Marion. "Joyfulness" (acapella) Silcher Male Chorus. Grand Fantasie, in Minor, OrKanSolo.Lemmens Mr. Clarence Eddy.

Columbus' Last Night" W.Sturm Cantata for Male Chorus, Baritone Solo, and Orchestra. Baritone Solo, Herr Theodor Reichmann, from the Metropolitan Opera Company, New i'ork. part n. Overture "Leonore, No. 3" Beethoven Orchestra.

My Little Blue Eyes (a capella) Witt I East. i CHICAGO OPERA-HOUSE Fire-Proof. DAVID HENDEKSON Mans pie the ing and one or two of those more seriously affected are growing better. On the other hand, Mr. and Mrs.

William Terrv at Anchorage are worse and Mrs. Robert Gray and Mrs. Clarence Warren of Louisville are unable to take nourishment and are slowly sinking. Also, George Beacham, the colored driver, is much worse and is not expected to live nntil morning. Mr.

and Mrs. Snooks, who are sick at Eminence, are the father and mother of the groom. He and bis bride are at the Burnet House. Cincinnati, both of the Buchtel College team, Richard Brown, received fatal injuries from a collision on the field Com. I WfiSt- today.

He has been vomiting blood all day and is gradually sinking. THE McCAULL OPERA CO. ko take 5 i AND THE ONLY THIS I to give The Tar and dancing purposes. Where Worklngwomen May Rest. Miss Juniata Stafford, Mrs.

C. C. Warren, and Miss Belle Tiffany with other philanthropic women are engaged in an effort to raise funds for the building and maintenance of a summer home for working girls. C. C.

Warren has given a lot, and $200 in money can be had. Subscriptions will be asked of the business-men. It is desired to establish a place where sewing girls and overworked young women in general may spend a summer vacation without expense. quite in. passen- won the toss, and assumed guardiansnip ot tne south goal.

From the first kick off to the last goal the game was hard. It ended in favor of the Thistles by a score of goals to 4. The Thistles made the first six straight, but they had to work for every- point. Three straight for St. Louis followed.

Two more were then made by the home team, and the whistle blew on the fourth goal made by the visitors. NORTHWESTERN SCHEDULE. Arrangement of Games for the Newly Formed League. Below will be found the schedule of the new Northwestern League for 1S91 SOBXHWKSTIBN HAGUE CHAMPIONSHIP SCHEDULE FOB 1891. WEEK.

Tartar. or ast Only Mat. Sat. Whitings Win Easily. The base-ball season was opened yesterday with a game between the Whitings and Rivals at the Southwest Park.

After the first inning, when the Whitings made three runs, the game was never in doubt. The score was 15 to 4. Male Chorus. Liberty," Symphonic Poem Henry Schoenefeld Orchestra. Male Chorus, and Organ.

Conducted by the Composer. I to law- MORE TUNEFUL THAN PINAFORE. OFFICIAL WEATHER FORECAST. FFICE CHIEF SIGNAL SERVICE OFFICER. Washington, D.

April 19. Forecast till 8 p. m. Ifondav I issuing lathy of EXTRA WM. H.

GENERAL SPORTING NEWS. been conscious since the accident. BUT OSE DEATH FROM ROCH'S LYMPH Dn Owsley Say This One Patient Would Have Died Soon Anyhow, prof Koch's famous lymph is still being used in elinical cases and private practice in this city by physicians who have been able to get a sup-nlv frc-m Berlin. But the number of cases of tabe'culosia and kindred diseases treated lately by this remedy has been comparatively Itccause the lymph is so hard to get and little of it has been received here. When the first iuddIv was received many patients at hospitals ciiiics were injected and the effects of the Ivmph were watched with a lively interest and misgivings by medical men throughout the "of all tne Persons who have been treated with the lymph in this city only one is known to have died and in that case it is not certain that the lvmpb was directly responsible.

All others have shown more or less improvement or were cured iniections of the lymph. In speaking of the public For Iowa and Nebraska, rain, easterly wind, stationary temperature. For Illinois, showers, southeasterly winds, stationary temperature. For Minnesota, showers In western, fair in extern portion, stationary temperature, southwesterly winds. ies that id time Monday, "Evening Star," from Wagner Herr Theodor Reichmann.

Easter Morn Hiller Cantata for Male Chorus, Soprano Soio, Orchestra, and Organ. Soprano Solo, Mme. Biro de Marion. In Honor of Friedrich Froebel. A large number of invitations have bee issued calling together prominent educators from many parts of the country to hold a reunion April 21 in honor of the 109th birthday, of Friedrich Froebel, tha founder of the kindergarten svstem.

The Mr. Wallace Explains His Position. Regarding the controversy concerning a Turf Register John H. Wallace said la6t evening My price is not one cent less than $200,000. I was not pr their CRANE, THE SENATOR.

For North Dakota and South Dakota, rain, easterly winds, stationary temperature. April 27 ections. "Malignant Anglomania." At the Waverly Hall Socialistic meeting yesterday Mrs. Woodman introduced a series of resolutions, which were passed, condemning the organization of a society of women who are descendants of the American Revolutionary heroes as "a malignant type of anglomania." and asserting that foreigners who came here 300 years ago have no more claim on reverence and esteem than tho majority of those who come here today. For Indiana, lair, northwesterly winds, slightly Ms fight it has cooler.

For Wisconsin and Upper Michigan, fair, easterly St fc St 9 53 5 1 5 I I I to 1 i winds, warmer. hot pos- 2 3 a. I SALE OF SEATS APRIL 23. For f.ow. Mtchlcin.fair.

easterly winds, warmer fy inde- For Kansas and Colorado, rain, variable winds. the THE AUDITORIUM Thomas Concerts. stationary tnuiperature. Chicago Signal Office. Chicago, BL, April 197 rder to be busi- tfK; ti m.

Local forecast tor cnicago aca vicinity air weather, followed by rain slightly cooler. It either mgm invited here. The register is five years older than the National Breeders' Association. My affairs are in J. C.

Sibley's hands. The register earned $17,797 in the six months from Oct. to March 1, 1S91. That is nearly 36 per cent on tho capital stock of $100,000. or 18 per cent on my price.

$200,000. If the register is left in my hands I shall at once reduce the fee for registration one-half. My stronghold is in the numbers attached to the horses it, which were assigned in my office and accentuate my rights under the copyright law. If another register is started the registration fee will not be reduced, I must, in that event, fight my opponents in the courts out of the register's income. 1 own 87 per cent of the register stock.

The Kentucky inliuence, which has always taken everything in the trot ting-horse line, is affair will take place in -the Church of the Messiah, Twenty-third street and Michigan avenue, at 8 p. with the following program Music America Address of Welcome Col. F. W. Parker The Kindergarten and Public Miss Ella F.

Young Vocal Solo "Sleep and Rest" G. Ernest Bertha Payne. Art in Education Wm. L. Tomlins The Kirldergarten Reinforced by Modern tariffs wm.

If IS For an Eight-Hour Day. The architectural ironworkers are preparing to demand an eight-hour working day May These are the men who do the steel and iron work on the great down-town buildings. Their ranks include those employed in the mills in shaping the structural iron and steel. I or par oo- rngBt Place of observation lor ee is One Week. Commencing Next Monday.

THE0. THOMAS And unrivaled New York Orchestra, assisted bj MISS MARIE JAHN, MAX BEXDIX, Soprano. Violinist. Popular Programs. Popular Puce.

Entire Main Floor, tl. Mala Balcony, 790, BOo. 73? 3 mm ber a-1 S-: Its share Thought The Rev. Jenkin Lloyd Jones I outside MA 41 01S Cl'udy 5 S. 'Cl'udy t.02 Froebel and the Mother Spirit Harrison 9 spmpnw ooiii 0r.a2 jfS! id, Our ather in Heaven here Do All the Daisies Got 0 Where aarw (a) God, 1 lb) (c) Sleep, Cl'udy 52 Cl'udy 7 S.

sell at cannot Vocal Solo. I that which is most pronounced against me. SKATS HOW Uf SALE. mSSS otX50! ttttM 5 2J 2.J6 Abilene. Tex Bismarck.

N. boston. Mass Buffalo. N. Cairo.

HI Charleston. S. Cheyenne. Chicago- Cincinnati. Baby.

Sleep. Mari Ruef Hofer. will be an than SPECIAL NOTICE. A branch box-oHice ha been established in THE MUG MM Religious Reformer rroebolas a Ed Corrigan in Chicago. Ed Corrigan came, in from Memphis yesterday INTKR-OCEAN BUILDING (cor.

Dearborn and above. fatal case Dr. Owsley said yesterday "-The man was suffering from tuburculosis of the longs and was very weak before I began tne lvmoh treatment. I began with single doses of a few milligrams, and when no reaction set in I increased the injections in bulk until I reachad a dose of seventeen milligrams, when I stopped. I could observe no reaction at any time and I believe the ffect was to produce general tuberculosis, from which he died.

It would not be just to the remedy to say that he died as a direct result of the ivections. but the lymph may have hastened his death The man would have died anyway, and he took his chances with the lymph of prolonging er shortening his life. There is no doubt the lymph is a dangerons remedy and a valuable one, to be used most cautiously and with a forewarning to the patient that it may do more harm than good. I am continuing the treatment witn gratifying results, and a large majority of my cases are improving decidedly. Most of the medical men in Chicago who have condemned the lymph don know anything about it.

They have condemned it unjnstly and without a fair trial. I don think from mv einerience that crowding the lymph does i i i Politics In Highland Park. The citizens of Highland Park have nominated candidates for city officers as follows Mayor, D. M. Erskin Jr.

Clerk, John Finney; City Attorney, K. R. Smoot City Treasurer, G. B. Cum-mings Aldermen, P.

T. Twinley, R. tr. Evans, and L. O.

McPherson. The Election in Desplaines. The following candidates have been nominated in Desplaines: President of the board, P. M. Hoffman; for Trustees, A.

Moidenhaun, L. B. mo tev. a. rnomas Prayer Chorus Pas- Cleveland.

O. Madison-sts. i. where choice seats and boxes can be had at regular prices. Fort Custer.

29.8 71 St fi 4S tot hold afternoon, and spent tho evening with his lawyers and his associates of the Chicago Jockey Club. He says the meeting on the new South Side track will surely open May 20 and be up to expecta Davenport. la Calvin B. Cady, Organist. A reception will be held afterwards with an informal program of kindergarten pastimes.

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Wm 62 llpr.vttr. 4 loin. IK .4 lassocia- THE CASINO (Eden Musee). and lthority LYMAN B. GLOfER Manager turnip IJSpp ti mley Dos Molne.

Ia Detroit. Mich. 16 Dodge Cltv. Kas ffl.72 Dubuoue.Ia Dulutn. Minn 130.14 tions.

Of Kuey. Mr. orrigan said: colt has entirely recovered from his sickness and is all richt. It was but a littla fever." Riley's Eg tion tor Srliarrinffhanspn. ft.

A PflLlirhauDt. and A. eement C. Senno, Jones; for Clerk, Thomas Keatts; H. le lines.

El Paso. Tex W.iz Erie. Pa 130.12 flail Silll Tex 29.82 72 H. Police Magistrate. Grand Haven.

Mich. 30.10 contro- (iren K.iv. 19 52 cce kef S1 A. I sr REOPENS TONIGHT With the Great Soloist, And a Bigr Specialty BilL NEW STAGE, NEW SCESERT, NEW DEC0RATI0SS, SEW ORCHESTRA Reserved Flash Opera Chairs SOc General Admission .860 and the Helena. Mont Huron.

S. MM jM HpW A Doctor's Suit Against Mrs. Davis. The telegram from San Francisco published Saturday that one Dr. J.

Albert Noble had instituted suit against Jessie Bartlett-Davis for $10,000 damages for alleged libel caused comment in theatrical circles in this city. The telegram says tnat Dr. Noble attended Jessie Bartlett-Davis during a recent illness, and that after her recovery Mrs. Davis made certain uncomplimentary remarks about the doctor. Al Haymaa of the Columbia when queried upon the subject yesterday said If such a suit has been instituted we would likely hear of it.

I have neither heard of the suit nor of the existence of such a man as Dr. Noble. 1 have resided in 'Frisco quite a number of years and I do not re- Indianapolis. ot the ill" Jacksonville. Fla iSO.04 Kansas City, Mo Iger As- To the Slope hy Wheel.

Nelson A Bradt, 24 years of age, left New York City ten days ago for San Francisco on a bicycle. He arrived in Chicago last evening at 5 -30 o'clock, and will remain here a day or two for rest. He expects to reach San Francisco in less than three months. In Favor of Mr. Peck.

CO 1 a 8 -IE 82 N. T8E 74 71IE 82 701 E. 44, 46 Calm 50 OE o- M3 ucty Clud Cl'ndy Keokuk, la Iffl.m Tenn HH to no mm coiii- Lacrosse. Wis mmm MM work at Memphis wiU settle the Question of whether he will go East for the Brooklyn Handicap. The chances are that he will go and start.

Mr. Corrigan is well satisfied with the condition of his stable at Memphis, and will return and give it his attention today. Good Outlook at Nashville. Nashville, April 19. -Application for stable-room for horses to participate in the Nashville meeting are coming in from Memphis, Louisville, Latonia, and other places, and at least 500 horses will be here by next Sunday night.

Of the 150 animals now at the track there is not a sick one in the lot, something remarkable for this early in the season. Decatur to Have a Horse Show. 11., April 19. Special. -Tho Decatur Trotting Association.

Central Illinois Circuit, in connection with the summer meeting July 7 to 10, will hold a horse show, offering liberal premiums. 9 Inubt be ee lines CENTRAL MUSIC-HALL. aJt(i ISSiSj cs KB Martiuelte. Mich 30.20 Milwaukee. Wis.

30.14 Mlunedosa 29.94 Montreal 29.98 Monrhead. Minn 30.02 HA is now i. Cl'udy 54 S.W. A decree entered by Judge Tuley Satu rday establishes a claim of $11,269 in favor of Ferd W. call sucn a man as nr.

rsooie. uoi unmj that Mrs. Davis would employ an obscure and un-Ifnnmn nh vnician. Mr. Morris, our Treasurer, not the best Tfnn 30.

10 Pi 5 IS. Cl'udv 84 S. W. Cl'udy 80 N. w.

80 S. 81 N. E. MMa Si Sk-SBSJ-3 pigs soon TOMORROW AFTERNOON AMD WEDNESDAY EVENING. APRIL, 22.

FAREWELL TO AMERICA OF XAVER sa5 rill after New Orleans. La ....129 96! Newport City 129.98; Norfolk. Va iSO.OOi Omaha. Neb (29 84: Peck against the Riverside Improvement company. Home for Missionaries Children.

Plans have been drawn for a home for chUdren of missionaries to be built at Lake Forest at a cost of $15,000. Impelled kse a few in 44 72 74 le of fur ST ea a Is a I a a Oswego. N. Pensacola. Fla Philadelphia.

Pa MM Port Huron. Ranid Citv. S. 29.941 Sniiiij I linmittee mf I i Hfl- 38 42 IS St. Ur I sny good.

The dose should be increased if a re-tction does not set in, but not otherwise. The most successful case I have had was at Maurice Porter Hospital, where a patient had been suffering with tuberculosis of the left knee joint for two years. I injected doses of five milligrams and in three weeks he was completely cured." The discovery of the Koch lymph has given an impetus to research by the profession in similar lines. The latest remedy is announced in tjie Paris dispatches yesterday as the discovery of Prof. Germain See.

Details of the system are not riven, but the treatment consists principally in the inhalation by the patientfof air saturated with creosote eucalyptoL Physicians say it is not improbable that there nay be some virtue in the alleged cure. treosote is a substance discovered lNjo by Eeichmau in the products of the distillation of wood. These products are analogous to coal-tar, and it is said to be a well attested fact that Inhalations of pitch and tar are benoficial to consumptives. Eucalyptol is a volatile oil obtained from tho leaves of the eucalyptus tree. It is found in Southern Europe, and its culture is spreading to Florida, California, and other States.

The sanitary powers of the eucalyptus appear to be well established, numerous notoriously miasmatic districts having been rendered healthful by its growth. It is said to be quite possible that the French physician has combined these two heaith-giving ingredients in such a manner as to produce the results claimed by him. MR. REW HAS FAITH IN HIS PLAN. gigs de may ties will i uu 70 Cl udy 50 7K 8 Clear 82 N.

W. 46 42 S. W. 62 N. W.

Cl'udy S. 51 N. E. 62S. (Clear- 6s Ci'udy Cl'udy 7SS.

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Mo 129.94 Ht. Paul. Minn 130.01 Salt Lake City. 0 30 10 only lived in 'Frisco for a long time but he studied medicine thore and would be likely to know Dr. Noble if he were a man of any professional prominence, Mr.

Morris does not know him." Its Affairs Badly Mixed. The stockholders of the Mutual Building Loan and Investment company will meet Tuesday night, pursuant to a call of the Board of Directors, to decide what course to pursue in the present tangled condition of the concern affairs. Secretary William A.CottreU resigned two weeks ago. He went to Milwaukee and was last heard from at Sioux City, la. L.

C. Welton, the newly appointed Secretary, and J. L. Benjamin, Chief of Agents, have been examining the books, but they are unable to find the cash-book for the time mm MM Prank Collier In a CelL Frank Collier, who was committed to jad on an order from Judge Scales Saturday, is still occupying a celL me roads Won the Racqnet Championship. New York, April 19.

Special. The final game for the amateur racquet championship of America and the beautiful cup emblematical of that title was nlavcd yesterday afternoon -on the The Famous Composer and Pianist Box Office Open. Matinee Prices. SOc, 75, be West- before Sioux City. la 29.S6 Sprinirlield.

Ill 29.9; Bprnigneld, Mo 29.82 Toledo. SM2 mwsji Era MM GRAND OPERA-110 USE. Immittee Vicksburg. Miss rding the HARRY L. Items.

Thomas Gilbert, an old-time cabdriver, fell dead from the seat of his cab last night on Washington street, near Fifth avenue. lee terri- Portland. Ore San Francisco, Cal. thairman The Funny Satirical Trifle, I interest- 3- g-3 9 lili' prior to Jan. 1, 1S91.

Attorney Charles m. raa-rirlaa ic inclined to lav the responsibility of the Id March OCEAN STEAMSHIP MOVEMENTS. New York Arrived, steamer Auranla. LlverpooL London Sighted. Dania.

KfWTgra. courts of the Racquet and Tennis Club, in the presence of one of the largest crowds that ever witnessed a contest of this kind. Mr. De Gar-mendia was a pronounced favorite in spite of his having been defeated by Mr. Tooker for the club championship bast month.

Mr. De Garmendiawon the championship for the second time, defeating Mr. Tooker in three straight games. A Skin-Glove Affair at Peoria. Peoria, 111., April 19.

Special. Charles Wick-ext of Peoria and Joe Tansey of Omaha, middle- HOYT'S I ra by cer- Another Packed House Last Night rishes of hv x-- y.s-i HEATHS. for dis TRIP TO CHINATOWN. pel to fur- BttH S-Mri S-x ami MM not pay. company's condition upon A.

F. Dreutzer, the former General Manager, and Cottrell, both of whom have left the company. The stockholders will be paid every dollar," he said. I think the company will be wound up. It was organized a year ago as a building and loan company? Cicero Under Water.

There are symptoms of war in Cicero and aU on fction in nlra Xjf CO Veath notices. Jive uiuu or tets. one insertion, free. BOSDY April 19. at residence.

198 W. Thirteenth-St. Thora Johanna, beloved daughter of Louisa Bondy, aged 20 years 9 months. Funeral notice pfts mMm led on an The Hungarian Band, which for three years has played at the Eden Musee, has fulfUled its engagement and yesterday started for Europe. Vdlage elections will be held in River Forest, Elmhurst, May wood.

Harlem, Barrington, Fort Sheridan, and other suburbs tomorrow. Three million small fish are to be transferred from the breeding lakes into the Desplaines River just north of the railroad bridge at Riverside. At the election of school officers in Evanston Saturday H. H. C.

Miller was chosen President of the board and Messrs. W. S. Lord and A. C.

BueU directors. At the meeting of the Drainage Board i t- weights, fought a battle with skin gloves at Selby Park, in the lower end of tho city, about 2 o'clock this morning. The fight was for a purse of $500 Everv Night, Matinees Wed. and sat. Seats now on sale for Next Week-A TRIP TC CHINATOWN.

openly that they Hf (ILl ranasTfe and the gate receipts, lhe battle astea two hours, and nine rounds were fought. At the end of that time Tansey failed to toe the scratch and the money was awarded to Wickert. lions tor account of water. Ten residents of Austin, headed by Daniel McCauley, appeared at the town meetine Saturday and demanded relief. In the VTESTKRN ASSOCIATION.

AL HAYMAN and WILL J. DAVIS hstinctly be war- EVERY EVENING EXCEPT SUNDAY. Matinees Wednesday and Saturday. Second and Last Week but One. Milwaukee, Kansas City, and Denver the Winners Yesterday.

BAKER April 19. at Edgewater. Frederick James, only child of Frederick S. and Josephine Turck Baker, ageil 7 months and 17 days. Funeral Tuesday.

April 21. at ISO p. to Rosehlll Cemetery. Train leaves Union Depot at D. m.

BACON April 19th. at 612 Emily, daughter of Dr. J. V. and Ella H.

Baou; 1 year months. Burial Monday at Kosehlll. BUBKOWP-Marlon. Infant daughter of Frederick B. and Jennie M.

Burrows. April 19. of cerebro spinal meningitis, aged 1 year and 5 months. Funeral Tuesday. April 21.

at lit) p. 035 Indlana-av. nnncnniv A nrll 19 Henrt Corcoran. 37. that it A Wrestling Match at Rock Island.

Rock Island, I1L, April 19. Special. James sm ni I Belssco De Kille' part of the village in which they live the streets are waterways and the yards are ponds. Some of the more fortunate have steam pumps working day and night. The sewers, where there are any, urn inndAonate to iiiai in off the water, and an epi the lines Won.

Lost. West. Assn. Won.Lost. P.C.

I tl A II 1 1 K.O Greatest Success Am. Assn, of them 711 lit IniinanHs 3 Carkeek of Beloit and J. E. Comstock of Detroit wrestled last evening under the auspices of the Biers. It Men and Women.

Authors "The Wife," Rock Island Athletic Club and for a purse of S-loO. FROH MAN'S COMPANY demic of malarial diseases is feared. Supervisor nrid Trustee Maclean visited the inun will pay sou 500 500 609 Carkeek won the first and second falls in fifteen Boston St. Lonts Washington. Athletic Tuesday action will be taken on the report declaring the office of the Chief Engineer vacant and the motion to appoint Edgar Williams tem-porarUy.

Patrick McGrail, 35 years old, living with his brother-in-law at No. 4609 Wallace street, was struck by an engine on the Western Indiana Sat 2 2 2 2 i 1 0 lw' Kansas City. fi66i Omaha 571 Sioux City 4S, 3Si Denver MM St. IJauL 25i Lincoln i "The Charity He Offers to Give $10,000 Toward a Municipal Fuel Gas Plant. Henry C.

Rew, whose office is at No. 210 Stock Exchange Building, has issued a circular or. "The Cause and Cure of the Smoke Nuisance." The communication is addressed to "The Mayor, Common Council, and Citizens of Chicago." Mr. Rew asserts that there is no smoke burner and none can be invented that will consume smoke generated by soft coaL He argues that the only way to abate the nuisance is for the city to supply gas for fueL He considers a fixed illuminating gas of twenty-two candle power to be what is requisite, as non-illuminating water gas consisting of carbonic oxide and hydrogen is too dangerous. He believes that evolving gas from coal can be done much more cheaply than it is now.

To evidence his faith in his plan Mr. Kew offers to contribute $10,000 of the sum necessary to establish a municipal gas plant upon such terms as may be agreed upon by the subscribers to the funa and the city. The establishment of such a plant, it is urged, would not only remove the cmoke nuisance, but also check the rapacious gas combine. Mr. Rew would advise tne examination of the latest plans and plants for manufacturing gak with a view to selecting the best.

PRIVATE BURNING OF GARBAGE. and seventeen minutes, respectively, tomsxocic the third in ten minutes, and Carkeek the fourth OF NEW YORK. Lor BMHUsps dated district last woes, oui neu hj bbciik proaches and bricks hurled at them by their constituents. Mr. McCauley informed the Trustees that blood might flow if the water were permitted Seats and Boies Booked for Entire Engagement.

in eight minutes. Funeral April 21. from his residence. So. llPieTce.

st to St. Patrick's Church, where high mass will be celebrated at 8 o'clock, thence by and N. W. at 9:20 to Harvard, HL DEBUS Catherine, at 833 Blue widow of the late John Debus. April VSJ Funeral Tuesday.

April 21, by cars via Wisconsin Central; train leaves depot at Ashland-av. at 12 o'clock, to Waldheim. niirpTnV-Siiiirtav. A nrll 19. Lvdla wife of ST.

CLAIE RIVE FILLING DP WITH ICE McMCKERS NEW THEATER. ALL THIS WEEK MATINEE SATURDAY. migrant to stand much longer. ine Doaru lueieupuu wisely resolved to take immediate stops for the relief of the section. General To irn lines Geo.

H. Edgerton: remains will betaken East for hnrial at 2 D.m. today (Monday) from residence. 4:1 See the Charming, Inimitable -fr LOTTA In Her New Musical Comedy, Laugh rinley to Wabash-av. Chica- A Real FEKGEKSON April 19.

of pneumonia, Charles W. Fp-ru-ersou. aged 39 years and I months. Notice of urday night. His body was torn in pieces and fragments were strewn along the tracks between Forty-fifth and Forty-seventh streets.

The following Chicago people sailed for Europe Saturday on the Etruria Mr. and Mrs. L. Schles-inger and family, Mr. and Mrs.

Otto Young and family, Mrs. Von Writzer, Mr. and Mrs. O. W.

Johnson, the Rev. E. A. Casey, Mr. James Mc-Kean Mr.

and Mrs. Albert Jackson, Mr. and Mrs. John R. Mitchell, Mr.

John P. Hunter, Mr. R. E. Burnes.

Fire caused $30,000 damage at H. Channon ship chandlers' store, Nos. 24 and 26 Market street, yesterday. It originated among some outside Hearty funeral hereafter. Lot ia Six Characters.

Farmer OARK1TY John Garrlty, April 18, beloved hus- Laugh k.nH 1 Mm (iarrltv. Funeral from hi late resl- kmmittee A once. 14 West Indiana-st Tuesday, 10 a. to St. Neat Week Last Week of Lotta.

Denver, April 19. Four thousand and two hundred people saw Denver beat Sioux City in the easiest manner this afternoon. Bank errors by Straus and Swartwood in the first inning gave Denver a lead the visitors could never overtake. Hart was batted out of the box, Seible succeeding him. McNabb had the Sioux down to four hits.

The game was wholly one-sided, the visitors never being in it. The score Denver 0 8 0 0 2 1 0 010 Sk.uxCit'v 0 20000100-3 and Lohbeck: Hart. Seible, and Earle. Earned runs-Denver, Sioux City. 0.

Two-base hit-Curtis. Three-base hits McClellan aiid Earle. Bases stolen McGlone (2). Nicholson. McClellan, Curtis.

Runs batted In-By McClellan (2), Werrtck. Lohbeck. Tebeau. White. Bases on balls McGlone (2), McClellan.

Curtis (2). Swartwood, Earle, Straus. McNabb. Hit by pitched oall-Schel-beck. Struck out-Worrlck.

Swartwood. Lohbeck, Genins. Hart, Schelbeck, McNabb. Nicholson. Passed balls-Earle, Wild pitches Hart.

McNabb, Time 1:50. Umpire Collins. Kansas City. April 19. Today's game.

i to com- Corporations of a Week. The United States Corporation Bureau of Chicago reports the weekly list of new corporations in the United States for last week as foUows Total corporations, 383; total capitalization, distributed as follows: Mercantile and manufacturing companies, 103, banks (not National) and investment companies, twenty-nine. National banks (to April 13), twenty-two, $1,610,000: gold and silver and other mining and smelting companies, thirty-nine, $96 14'' 000 coal and iron companies, ten, light, heat, power, and transportation companies! thirty-eight, budding and loan associations, nineteen, miscellaneous, 123, Stephen's Churcn, thence by cars to Calvary via Another Rlockade Likely to Occur The Sawyer Released. fc Post HmoN, April 19. Special.

The Sawyer and tow got outside after trying hard for three hours. The river continues to run full of ice and looks as though it would fill up again. South Chicago, 111., April 19. Special. Arrived, schooner L.

A. Burton. Port of Chicago. Arrived with lumberHayward. Neff.

Berrien. Muskegon F. Hinson. Georpe Burnham, Ludington George Dunbar. Glen Harbor: M.

T. Greene. Stur- B. Pereue. Empire: Herschel.

L. A. impson, Dewey, Manistee Johnson. Thompson. Muskegon.

Sundries-Van Eaalte, Kenosha; Lawrence, Charlevoix. Cleared light E. E. Thompson. Manistee: Berrien, Muskegon: Joys.

Manistee: A. C. Van Baalte. Kenosha. Sundries Tioga.

Buffalo: Mabel Bradahaw, Benton Harbor: Puritan. St. Joseph. fcern lines FARWELL HALL, Madison near La Salle-st. equest of HASTINGS Edward Hastings, aged 24 years and months, of typhoid-pneumonia.

Sunday. April W. at his residence. 149 S. Sangamon st.

The body will be taken to Sterling. 111., for interment. He leaves a lit order J. CHAS. HARRISON, I class of tr, two children to mourn his loss.

buse and lation on bales of hay and a second alarm was turned before it was extinguished. A fire in the liquid paint establishment of Shields No. 240 Randolph street, soon afterward caused $3,500 damage. NUMBERED WITH THE DEAD. KXOBLOCH April 19.

1891. W. Knohioch, beloved son of the late Val. and Marie Knoblocn. aged 30 years 11 days.

Funeral Tuesday. April 21. from the residence of his sisrer. Mrs. Frank Peoples, fxi bv carriages to Kosehill at 11a.m.

imber of OF 207 SOUTH WOOD-ST. Two Special Lectures to Men Only. TOKIQHT 'MONDAY APRIL SO. AT 8. ADMISSION FfiKJB.

Wednesday IveDing, April S3, at S. Mnninoent atereoptieon IUustrsuoiis. kontracts Kt Paul Minn, i nd Erie Pa.) papers please copy. which resulted in a victory for St. Paul, was char KLEIS-Aprll 18, Mrs.

Liszle M. Klein, aged 28 vear. at residence. 616 North Franklin-st. Funeral irom restdonce Tuesday, April 21, to Grace nd by lit orders acterized by ragged fielding on both sides Arthur B.

Farwell Thinks This the Solution pT the Garbage Problem. Arthur B. Farwell, Treasurer of the Lake Ave-Bue Improvement Association, has been reading Tire TRiersE articles on the West Side aUeys and finds that they are in the line of an old theory of his. Mr. Farwell took up the matter of the disposal of garbage in Hyde Park three years ago, and bethinks he has come to a satisfactory solution of the problem that has worried many a Commissioner or Health.

In the present condition of the alleys, he said yesterday, "there isonly one course to follow which will insure cleanliness. That is the private burning of garbage. But little refuse cannot be burned in an ordinary kitchen stove. The worst part of it certainly can be destroyed in that way. Tlie vile odors and the sickening sights of our alleys are caused largely by decomposing fragments of meat, all of which could be used as fuel.

Most of the vegetable refuse, paper, fruit boxes, etc. wnmh tr tlm nnsnfimli iiess of the a large NATURE'S WONDERFUL PANORAMA, r.irrlai?M. Imaterial Burglars on the West Side. B. Stover and George E.

McConnell, who live with their families at No. 849 West Congress street, were visited by burglars shortly after midnight Saturday morning. The families were aileep but that did not prevent the burglars from entering Mr. Stover's bed room and taking his wife's wfdding gift gold watch, from the iHcifi Thev stole a child bank Meekin pitched a good game for the Apostles, and had he received better support the score would to turn KAY William V. Kay.

April 18th at midnight, of cerebral congestion: aged ti2 year s. Father of Mrs. A. Cassidv and Mrs. Geo.

M. Newcomer. Funeral from Grace' Episcopal Church Tuesday. April 21. at 2 Fby Com- have been much smaller.

The features of the fame were Stearns' batting and the fielding of ly and Goodenough. Attendance 5,500. The nvirvek. St. Louis papers please copy.

lient eon- li. 1891. at the residence of her 1 M.f residence and a tri A.M. II. Eilis.

No. J74 Prairie av Rar-Adnairal Alfred Taylor. Washington, D. April 19. Rear-Admiral Alfred Taylor, U.

S. died in this city this afternoon from pneumonia and acute bronchitis following an attack of the grip. His children were with him at the time of his death, having been summoned here several days ago. He was born in Fairfax County, Virginia, in 1S10. He reached the grade of Lieutenant in 1837, and in the Mexican War, during the blockade of Vera Cruz and the other naval operations along the Mexican coast, he served with tbe frigate Cumberland.

He was on duty in the steamer Mississippi with I'nmmander Perry's expedition to Japan in 1853- lines to PANORAMA OF THE WHIRLPtKIL A PI US, cash and MirV'll acad hi years. Funeral at resl- Bout well's Hole in the Sky. New York Post Mr. George S. Boutwell must have rubbed his eyes to see if he was really awake when he encountered, in the dispatches describing the President's trip, the tribute which Mr.

Harrison paid to Andrew Johnson at the latter's birthplace in Greenville, Tenn. This city," he said, has given to the country a conspicuous illustration in your distinguished former fellow-citizen, Andrew Johnson, of what free institutions may do and what an aspiring young may do against all adverse conditions in life. Distinguished former fellow-citizen "are these the words wliich a Republican President applies 1S91 to tho man whom George t. Boutwell in iv as a manager of the impeachment proceedings, consigned to undying disgrace in the famous 0 11-9 1 1 -10 score: Kansas City ,....0 2 1 2 2 0 St. 2 0 0 2 4 0 runs Kansas Citv.

2: St. Paul. 1. gold watch. Fully SJM worth of jewelry, W'DV the Tiiesdav at 3 o'clock.

Interment at Moritl- thieves. The tlllt COTTON FIELD ON THE MISSISSIPPI RIVER. Two-base ciovum wr out it refers er been i keepers ji. in Hntl aired 39 Tears, wife of hiis stt-m-ns and Elv. Stolen bases-MannluK Wabash-av.

and Hubbard Court. Frank Mosier. 2016 Calumtt-uv. Funeral notice OPEN DAILY and SUNDAYS. lO A.

TO 10 P. M. Stearns. Pickett. Hoover.

Abbey. Bmus batted In Carnntpp Onnson. Pickett. Smith. Conley.

ith about nrMiifter. an.J.r mnrnlnir Anril 19. AlmsMil. Mekln. O'Kourke.

Ely. McManon. Double plays-iinnirj, tf. Ktoarna virtftt to Stearns. Base on aviiu ,1 ,1 AuaiBSlUIl OOC.

OBlillllin THE HA MARK ET Will J. Davis. W. Kadisor. and Hslsted-ata, youngest daughter oi vara ana n.aw uu.

as i are combustible, and tho unburnable ro-maiuder is so small that it will not overflow the V-Hrbage-bexes before the scavenger makes his ul. 1 have tried the experiment with our family Of SttVPn iinri it. tut 5f Artorilv." balls By Conway. Pears. Meekin.

Hit by of its bene agree-that the pitched ball-C nley. 2- Strucs. out-py rrars. d. Passed balls McMahon.

2. VMld pitches Conway, ro board SWOM Jars. kiiuci and her husband fired two shou from the front bed-room window at them. May Ride on Cicero Sidewalks. The Town Board ot Cicero, at a meeting Saturday night, granted permission to the Rev.

Henry N. Hoyt to ride his bicycle on the sidewalks. It was also decided to pave North Railroad boulevard, between Oak Park and Euclid ayenue, in the Village of Oak Park, with cedar blocks. Fire apparatus for Morton Park was ordered pur- months ana nays. IOSS- April 1 Florence Anne, infant daughter of Mr and Mrs.

A. Moss. Funeral April 3J at 1 p. m. from residence.

672 Fnllerton-av to RosehllL Fniu Knr.dav. Anril ir-. Mr. rears, aieesin. s.

rtaMo i.u;- The Latest Comedy. le to the hole-in-tho-sky speecnf inai i of eloquence is well worth recalling for the bene- The private burning of garbage in the kitchen stoves is practiced all through Kenwood, and it can be recommended to householders in other Paul. n. Errors Kansas uny. i oi.

i ui, o. iime-2 hours 3D minutes. Umpire Gaffney. the emi- Introdueinc BOB FITZSIMMONS AND BILLY WOOD. SEE Neeiv.

B. mother of W.J. and John FASHIONS ill ui mull ni i 1853. Two of the sons hold commissions in the army and the third lives in Kew York City. Mr.

Sweet's Remains Taken to Milwaukee. George 6. Sweet took the remains of his father, the late Alanson Sweet, to Milwaukee for interment yesterday. Mrs. Oaks and Mrs.

Taggart of Evanston, daughters of Mr. Sweet, and their sons were also of the party. They were met at Omaha, April 19. Today game was wit rk to all Travelers and astionomers iniorm iuv r- VppIt. IntermentatBeiTidere.Ul.

parts of the city. Kenwood alleys are the cleanest in ths ntv Tn nHHitinn to the sutreestions no nessed by fully 6.000 people and proved to be an has been and Usual Matinees. nniii.i.rii it ff trnhoiil fever. Alfred Rodda. man Funeral TuesdaT at 11 11.

m. fTftm exciting game. Both Clark and icicery were st. Tins Ni' Sandsy-EffleEUsler as Miss Maaaiag. Coming-THE BOSTOKLAM8.

the southern heavens, near tne tniutnern ross, there a vast space which the uneducated call the hole in the sky, where the eye of man, with the aid of the powers of the telescope, has been ticed. Mr. Faiwell believes that an ordinance hoald be passed compelling householders to sTli n'i undertaking rooms. Ogden-av to batted hard and two and three Daggers were the eel mucn fill i is ssi and Northei. train.

Iriends Invited. rhased Advertisements ror prupu" in Rob non and Willow avenues and theimprove- ments of 'Clvde and Austin avenues the age order of the day. But ickery redeemed himself. nrODOSOd HAVLIN'S Telephone 8127. unable to discover nebuife, or astcroiu.

or w.m SULLIVAN April 18. at his late residence, 111 s.il'.ivan. aired 1 Mas Funeral and by his coolness in the latter part of the game eat hard- or planet, or star, or sun. in tnat arearj. ium.

tn John's Church a 11 o'clock he won it for Milwaukee. In the ninth inning in Pacific MAGGIE MITCHELL. kep garbage in boxes in their yards, and that the advertisements for scavengers' bids should make a requisite that men be sent into the yards to gather the refuse. AS TOLD BY DR. DICKINSON.

mi 7 ir the St. Paul depot at Milwaukee by the Old Settlers' Association, of which Mr. Sweet was a charter member. The old settlers acted as an escort to Forest Home Cemetery. The Rev.

Dr. Titsworth of Plymouth Church, of which Mr. a. tneace mm VB C.jurt Prosperity. 62.

O. F- and of the order invited he busi-that the -RAT." "LORLK." Monday Maht. Sat. Mat. and Nlirht- Tneiday Night and Thurftlajr Omaha had three men on base when a short hit to Vickery put out Halligan at the plate and the batter at first.

Again were the bases filled, but tiattena. in propos- tnin were directed to ou umuc. sftionlo makl a boulevard of Oak Park avenue was laid over. John K. Fish May Be la North Dakota.

John T. Fish was in Milwaukee yesterday beaching for traces of his son, John K. Fish, who disappeared a week ago. He is satisfied that his son was on the train which passed through w.t thn dertot saw him. Ho SF.LLERS-Aprll 19.

at -r. Ann je ated years, mother of the late Capt. John Funeral today at 2 carriages to WconeaJay Night HMMr Thur. tav Nlaht "LITTLK BAREFOOT." Frl iy Night "JANE eit Snnday-PAT ROON I Y. ght be a itoryecn- 'asseuger, She Makes Affidavits to Facts Regarding the Printing of the Minutes.

Dr. Frances Dickinson, a member of the committee of the Board of Lady Managers appointed to revise the minutes, has made an affidavit to TH PEOPLE -St ate nar Harrlsoa. 1 Associa- WGNEK-Panline. widow ot tne sswa. w.

wr nr and grandmother of Artnnr and ag-ner. and Sirs. Salvia PiU: aged years. BMl from residence. No.

114 MM April a. at 1 p.m. by carriages to Oraceland. JO. BAiLIEB Proprietor.

enabled ktH. Out UU out? siness to .11 Innwn tO UIO school two years, wm kMhM "Nothing Succeeds Like Success." The VAHHS SISTERS' NOVELTY CO. give opa Mr. lsh is I was 'V' JVhmnirh Milwaukee aimed to lines to from tha an equal HOOLEY'S. Second Week.

Every Evening. Saturday (only) Matinee, of the be3t variety performances ever wen la Chi -caso. Al! this wwk. with Sunday Matinee. fl dark region oi iMHBj wuicu less than infinite by the evidence of creation elsewhere, the Great Author ot celestial mechanism has left the chaos which was in the beginning.

If this earth were capable of the sentiment and emotions of justice and virtue which in human mortal being are the evidf-nces and the pledge oT our divsne origin and immortal destiny, it would heave and SBmTiiS the energy of the elemental forces of nature! and project this enemy of two races of men into that vast region, there forever U. exust ma solitude eternal as life emblematical of. if not reaUj. that outer darkness of which the Savior of man spoke in warning8 to those who are the enemies of themselves, of their race, and of their od. The Commerce of Liberia.

The Government of the United States has one representative in the sister Republic of Liberia SS3ES. by the title of Minister-Resident and Consul-General. This official gets J4.CM) a year, and on that sum he is expected to perform the duties of his double-headed office and uphold tned gni'y of the Government which he repre- abstract of importations for the quarter ending Dec 31 last reads as follows 130 monkeys SS jg lOOparroU- snakes. 75 ritory be- "TheMiddle- UD! PRISON WAR MUSEUM. Wabash av.

between 14th and lttb-Ms. kfore such I Canadian LIBBY PRISON. Sweet was a memoer, preacnea tne iuuerai sermon. Mr3. Sweet, by reason of her feeble health, could not attend her husband's uneraL Justice Thomas Corlett.

BrFFALO, N. April 19. Justice Thomas Corlett of the Supreme Court died tonight at his home in this city. John Thompson. New York.

April 19. John Thompson, founder of Thompson Bank Sole Reporter and also of the First National and the Chase National Banks of this city, died at his home in this city today. Tbe Origriual Jefferson Monument. The original stone monument which covered the grave of Thomas Jefferson is now in the grounds of the University of Missouri at Columbia. Some time ago when a more pretentious monument was being erected over the grave a professor of the university begged from the legal representatives of the Jefferson family the privilege of removing the monument, and it was brought to Missouri.

It is a coarse granite obelisk in two pieces, resting on a base of the same material. The inscription on a marble slab, which was cut into the face of the monument, reads: "Here lies buried Thomas Jellerson. author of the Declaration of Independence, of the statute of Virginia for religious free-flnm. and father of the niversity of Virginia." inference WILLAKU, Man With A. M.

Palmer Company in First Time Here. Next Monday-Mr. Wlllard's last week. Judah." H.R. JACOBS' ACADEMY Mailaa i HilStftL MATINEES WEBKB3DAY and SATURDAY -THE OBIOINAL AND PEERLESS ThwliWar la ly such an America.

A wonder? Open datlr and J3 cal ilbltlon of cUUiric relics. itne ruiiLi Walsh stepped up and fanned the air three times and the game was at an end. The feature of the game was the fielding of both teams. The score Omaha 0 0140010 2-8 Milwaukee 0 2 1 0 0 4 1 8 11 Batteries Clark and SutcJlffe. Vlckry and Shriver.

Earned runs Omaha, 2: Milwaukee, 8. hits-Omaha. 13: Milwaukee. 14. Errors-Omaha, 2: Milwaukee.

1. Two-base hits Halligan. Burks. Pettlt, Duggan. Three-base hit Shannon.

Home runs Grimm and Pettlt. Stolen bases Burks, Pettlt. Schrock (3), Grimm (3). Hallican. Donn'lly.

Enns batted In By Shannon. Grimm 2). Pettlt (2). Haliigan. Burks.

Double plays Mckery-Shrlver-Cauipion: Campion-Fettlt. Bases on balls By Vickery. i. Hit bv pitcher-Clark. Struck out-By Clark.

by Vickery. 4. Passed ball Sutcliffe. wild pitch -Clark. Time 1:55.

Umpire-Knight. Lincoln. April 19. Tb Lincoln-Minneapolis game was postponed on account of the muddy condition of the grounds. AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.

St. Louis and Cincinnati Victorious In Yesterday's Games. Locisvtlle, April 19. The Browns bunched their hits today and aided by a couple of bad errors by Beard won an interesting game from the home team. The features of the game were the fielding of Comiskey and Lyons and the batting of ahill.

Attendance 7.500. The score 3 0 0 0 0 1 0 1 0-4 St Louts 0 0 0 2 0 1 0 0-7 Batteries Ehret and Cook. Griffith and Boyle. Errors- Louisville, 5: St. Louis.

1. Base hits Louisville, St. Louis. (. Two-base hit McCarthy.

Base on balls Off Ehret. 3: Griffith. 1. Stolen bases Hoy. Beard.

Left on bases -Boyle 1 2), Hoy. O'Nell. Shin-nick. Sacrifice hits Louisville. St.

Louis. 3. iiir Vhrt. 2. Passed balls Cook.

2. froui tl su m. to iu p. rojeion. ao cents.

ChUdrwrt. 2S cants. Jlerk Ar- the effect that the committee authorized Miss Couzins to print the minutes and left them with ber for that purpose. She submits this affidavit with the following communication The President now claims that she discovered error in tho proof-sheets. In that case why as not the Revision Committee immediately called and the whole matter then and there set-Ued? Instead of taking this ordinary business course the Executive Committee was assembled and not all of the members of the Revision Committee called before it as witnesses.

"The Executive Committee had nothing to do th this matter except as. it should first entertain a report froln the Revision Committee. ror the Executive Committee to dismiss the secretary elected by tho full board from olfice on a Plea that attempted to print incorrect inmates (and this is the only charge brought against ner of any importance) Without calling a meeting cfthe entire Revision Committee and without demanding a report from said committee is a ttost unprecedented action, and should bo resented by all lovers of justice. Fkaxces Dickinson, Member Board of Lady Managers. auss Couzins wrote another letter to Mrs.

Paimer yesterday, and also one to Mrs. Cooke. no insists that she must be given the records of the Secretary's office, and hints at a writ of re-ptefiu to secure them. ftMCORIXNK Supported by the Kimball, Opera-Comiqiue and Burlesque Company, lncludlnj Mr. Bernard DyUyn, un Ijoseph M.

CLARK-ST. THEATER. Tonight MONEY MAD. Mstmees Thursday and Baturday-Next Sunday The Austral.aa Opera OQ. le National der the management of Jennie a.imDaii.

Next Sunday Matinee -MONSY MAO. and Madron. Ttywa WutteStomake inquiries resarding the missint: young man. Parnellito Slass-Meetinff to Be Held. The Parnell League met yesterday at the Grand Pacific HoteL A telegram from James oSyTone of the delegates from Ireland, said Si he and his companions would be here May iTTnd address the proposed mass-meeting The requested to rtmte fja of Bt Mary KtoKresTnt id addreS the mass-meoting.

meet again at the same place Sunday. Historical Sketch of On. Grant A caper npon the personal experiences of Gen. The Orange CarnivaL Band drew a large crowd lhe klerato, M. k.i and 1 pieceoi unknown MB JACOB LITT'S STANDARD THEATER.

i jars oi prraci r- Corner ttaMtnd and Jacsson-its. THE ALHAMBRA. TtltpBOs! UM H. K. JACObS Uiiiaft- J3t Sc.

SOc 'jc and AdlBIWlOt) 200 pounds oi coneo stole Sfi.000 to Canada, key bougitt MINNIE BURROUGHS' BURLESQUE COMPANY mu ir. mmm leet anu they were Both monument and slab are good presarva- Geo. Ttaatctaer's Minstrels. TONIGHT AT 8 id were ar- bavo prom- tion. Pittsburg Gazene.

Why do jron intend to move May 1 Next Saoday MaUnee- O'JK 1R1SU V1SITOBS. and the Famoca ELLIOTT FAMILY VOYAOERB." very Featura Clean, Artistic, and Rc lined. Next Week Orimes" Cellar Door. PARK THEATER StatS-SL, KB Sarnjtt ST. EON'S SPANISH BEAUTIES Id their spectacular burl 'que.

SOKENTO" Whv do you intend to motra May Readers of "Th Tribune" are requested to send brief answer, to thi question for publication in "The Sunday Tribune" of April 86. Replies should be based upon the tact, in each individual case, and mailed mm before Wednesday, April 23. Silk ubraUaa, aiqoa hand las. Shayne' Readers of The Tribune are requested to send brief answers to this question for publication In "The Sunday Tribune" of April gC. Replies should be based upon the facts Double Dlav Caflili-Tayior.

Time Two hours. Urn- nf Great MADISON-ST. OPERA-HOUSE. Parisian Kolly A Spectacular Co. Mauijes Comedy A spetiaity Co.

CLEANINGS IN LOCAL FIELDS. nli-e bdition of hl Anril 19. Columbus lost today's kisers. and irnnvn through the elfective pitching of Crane and in each individual case, ana muled on or fnest three Wheelock 's errors. Both teams fielded bMati- before Wednesday, April neon sacrea fTor- Asked to Aid the Miner.

Samuel Gomoers, in a letter read to the Trades id Labor Aaaembl? yesterday reaaeat the of ten bat- WiUiUiv mm eu other it lUBmmmTlL 'fit! SI.