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1 THE CHICAGO TRIBUNE: FRIDAY, MARCH 31, 18S3 TWELVE PAGES 3 traey stated that the Probate Jndgs of Ohio had J. Keith, f.ercfc. J. S. Kodtnn.

Private lTnni. BY YOUTHFUL VOICES. DECKED WITH MEDALS DEATHS. HID IN SECRET E00MS. ruiea tuat Mrs.

Kyan. who left that State in No-vember. was a resident of Illinois and was not entitled to admission in the asylums of Ohio. Wilson. Priva'? J.

S. Burnett, Private H. A. Leonard, Privats F. R.

Holtford, Private M. Walker, Private M. D. McAlpin, Private T. J.

Roth, Private W. F. itoolittle. Sergt. F.

G. W. Leach. Pri CHICAGO BAOLTO ASSOOIATIOar. CHICAGO I ivyan was examined and answered all in a rational manner.

She is 59 years of vate oloan. Private J. R. Williams. Private SOLDIEES REWARDED TOR MARKS WHERE DEALERS DISCOVER THEIR 2Uin)EED3 OF CHILDREN GIVE A PATRIGTIO COKCERT.

age and is said to have a religious mania. hen instructing the jury Judge Brown said: "You C. I Caswell. Private T. E.

Stacey, Private H. J. Johnson, Private A. Bell, Private J. H.

Hart, Private W. J. jzon, Sergt. J. W.

Keep. MANSHIP AND SERVICE. MISSING PURSITURE, are itfl pass on that woman's sanity, but yon must End her a resident of Ohio." Tha inrv returned a verdict that she was sane and she was discharged ow the Armstrong Trophy Was Won. The Armstrong troDhy which was nnRenti1 iiuw cugiouy. Officers and ilen of tbe First Regiment Mr.

Holmes Purchases It, Takes It to His I ASSOCIATION to the regiment is the result of a rifle firing Almost Fought Over the Child. Mrs. M. J. Granger, widow of Detactive Gran match between teams selected from the First and Second Regiments.

The matches were shot in January and February. Th der, formerly of the Desplaines Street Station.and (HAWTHORXB TRACK. SPRING MEETING 1883. Receive the State Decoration for Rifle Firing and the Trophies Given for Long and Honorable Membership Thousand Persons Attend the Ceremonies In the Armory Names of the Fortunate Citizen-Warrior. awarded the prize to the team winning two Mrs.

bright nad a controversy at the Detention Hospital yesterday which might have resnlted in World's Fair Hotel on Sixty-third Street, and Neglects to Settle A Search for the Property Leads to the Discovery of Apartments Between Floors and Ceilings In Which Some of the Goods Are Stowed. H. H. Holmes has been one of the best pat out of three matches, but as the boys of the RACING EVERY DAT, RAIN OR SHUTS. considerable trouble but for the timely arrival of the attendants.

The trouble was over the custo i iret won two consecutive matches the third was not shot. The matches were held in the rifle range of the First Infantry Armory and the First Regiment won by the following Fit or More Races Each Day. Books Made on Foreign Races, dy of Mamie Woods, a 12-year-old daughter of Mrs. right, who was adopted by Mrs. Granger t0 years arO.

vhM tha fnrmav U'l. ii n.lnp ornwt In the old gray dress, the uniform which has made the First Infantry famous, the Mrs. Wright claims that the girl has been mis- scores: First match. First Infantry 416. Ren.

rons of furniture dealers they have had for years. He purchased large bills and did not Foeclsl Baca Trains via Dlinnts Central and II ond Infantry 365; second match, First Infantry 423, Second Infantry 376. useu. ana tJiucer t.ronin nnding the child insuth-cieutly clad tiled a petition to hayo her put in some institution where she would be properly cared for. Yesterday Mrs.

Wright asked for aeon- tinilrince in ordor tn tmt IVKan t-h MCXRON EY Tuesday. March 2a 1893, at her residence, 3911 abash-a Margaret nee Buckley, aged 43 years, beloved wife of John Slulroner. Funeral Saturday, April 1. Burial at Ottawa. 111..

Sunday. April 2. Dubuque Am boy aud Ottawa papers please copy. POWERS Mary. Infant daughter of Richard and Mary Powers.

14 months. Funeral Saturday. April 1, lem.i, from 90 by carriages to Calvary. Funeral private, at 10 a. m.

HICi! At Corocado Beach. CaL, suddenly, Wednesday, March 29, Mrs. Mary Ann Rice, widow of the lute lion. John B. Rice, in the 74ia year of her age.

Not'ce of funeral hereafter. STJLLTVAN March 29. at her residence. 3601 Mary, beloved wife of Daniel R. bul-11 van nee Dwyer), aged years.

Funeral notice hereafter. SACK RnsselL beloved son of Frank and Kdith Park, aged 5 months. Funeral Saturday. April 1. 1898, at 2 p.

from resldenoe of his parents. 343d Dearborn-st, by carriages to Oakwoods Cemetery. SCULL On the 29th inxtant Kaymond Stanley, acred 11 years, beloved son of Harry Scull ot Whea-ton. 111. TRtTPE Thnrsdav.

March 30. Frederick Williams, son of Mr. and Mrs. F. H.

Trude. aired 2 years and 9 months. Funeral private, notice hereafter. Ho flowers. TIMM March 30.

at 11:30 o'clock a m-. Charles Timra, beioved husbaud of Margaret and father of Charles. William, and Louis. Funeral from his late residence. 73 W.

Hasting-st. Sunday, April 2, at 1 p. to Waldhelm Cemetery. WILCOX March 30, 1893. at St- Paul.

Emma Schad. wife of ti. II. Wilcox and daughter of Minnie and the late August Schad. OFFICIAL WEATHER FORECAST.

OFFICE OF THE CHIEF OF WEATHER BUREAU. Washington. D. March 30. Weather conditions and general forecast for Friday: For Illinois and Missouri, fair, southerly winds, warmer in Northern Illinois.

For Indiana, generally fair, winds shifting to southeasterly warmer In northwestern, slightly cooler in southeastern portion. For Lower Mlcbiraa, fair Friday, easterly to southerly winds, slightly warmer in western portion. For Upper Michlran. local rain during the afternoon or night, winds shifting to southerly, slightly warmer. For Wisconsin, local rains in northern, fair In southern portion, winds shifting to southerly, warmer.

For Iowa, generally fair during the day, with MISCELLANEOUS LOCAL NEWS. Excitement Caused by a Rabid Bog. A rabid dog created considerable excitement cnuu was Deing led away both women started to kiss her. Each stared at the other a moment and then thoy made a rush for one another. Thev AO.

Railroads to Grand Stand to '2Si minutes. III. Ceutral Train leave depot foot of Randolph-st at 8:30 a. 12:00 p. 12:55 p.

1:10 p. 1:20 p. and 2:00 p. stopping at Van rturen-st Halsted-t-t. and Aebland-av.

K-turnlnar. trains leave tbe race track at 4:40 p. m. and immediately after tha races. C.

B. A Q. 1 rains leave Union Depot at 12:18 (Bookmakers'). 1 a)5 p. and 1:30 p.m stopping at ail Intermediate points.

Regular fain, leaving depot at 2:20. will transfer passenger for the (rack at Hawthorne Station. Returning, trains wtii leave race track at 12:50 p. 4:50 p. stopping at tUaa haggle about the prices.

In fact Mr. Holmes was an ideal customer but for one thing he neglected to pay for the goods. When the furniture companies sent to the World's Fair hotel which Mr. Holmes was fitting up to get their property they could not find it. Sheriff's writs and search warrants had no charm.

Finally a colored man about the place ''a cimcneu. out, oetore uiey bad coins to blows they wen separated. yesterday afternoon among resident in the northwest part of the city. At No. 4ti9 West Fullerton ment assembled in the -'g armory -at Michi-gaAbouleverd and Sixteenth street last night, the occasion being the sixth annual presentation of the State decorations for rifle firing for the "season of 1892 and the bestowing of the regimental lone and honorable service medals.

When Bandmaster A. E. Clark raised his Search William Hawley's Boom. ipiar.n-av.. ana immeaiateiv aner iu races.

leaked," and in secret rooms in the build Armed with a search warrant PostofHce In tieturn Ticket! roads). 2ac avenue J. M. Armstrong keeps a grocery store-About 3 o'clock a large white hunting dog with brown spots suddenly appeared ia the vicinity and bit one of Mr. Armstrong's dogs, a small terrier.

The latter was killed bv Orticpr rinrHon nf spector Fleming called at the Sherman House ing about half the bedroom sets, mattresses. RACING BEGINS AT 2 P. M. yesterday to examine the room latelv onrnmed bv and other things were found- ADMISSION TaddItas.t. 75c William Hawley, the allegea green goods swindler the Twenty-seventh Precinct Station.

Mr. Arm Holmes has been operating in Chicago strong armed himself and pursued the mad-dog. since September, 1892. He is a well-dressed, now unaer arrest- J. Irving Fearce, the proprietor of the hotel, refused to admit the officer to CHICAGO OPERA-HOUSE.

fireDroot which ran west, taking refuge in tha barn of Half Thowand Little Ones Waving Bed, VUite, and Rlue Handkerchief, Columbia" at the Auditorium to the Accompaniment of 250 Violins Flayed, by Tiny Musicians Youth-fa) Highwayman Held to the Criminal Court for Robbery and Assault. Five hundred little cirls and boys, ranging In rom 6 to an( a clecKed out ia tbeit Sunday beat waved red, white, and blue handkerchiefs on the stage of the Auditorium last night and proudly sans the grand words of "The Star Spangled Banner" to the accompaniment furnished by 250 child violinists of the same age. They did jt well, too, and numerous other selections also on a long program which the audience of 2.500 people lengthennd by their applause and cheers. The children were the pupils in Prof. E.

A. Weiss' music schools, jjj-i the occasion was their annual concert. Prof. Weiss' schools are run on a somewhat novel plan. For the sum of $1 he teaches either children or adults the violin for one year.

He furnishes the violins. The $1 buys an iBtrodu-tion book. He conducts eight schools, located in the halls in different sections of the city, and from the vicinity of which his pupils re drawn. Prof. Weiss says he has instructed cer "8,000 children in this way since his arrival in the city a few years ago.

He now has, he says. 2,000 pupils in attendance en his schools. They represent many classes in life and they include among their numbers children who show evidence of me possession of marked musical talent. His plan is calculated to develop the talent latent in children of parents who are too poor to afford them more costly instruction. Prof.

Weiss teaches singing, too, at a nominal cost. Ihe little performers last night were with few exceptions beginners pupils in their first year. Seated on a sloping platform on the huge stage, the girls in the center and the boys on either side, they made a pretty picture. No chorus of grand or comic opera singers that ever was grouped upon the Auditorium stage ever attacked its music with more vim and enthusiasm. They sang Columbia," "America." "Fair Shines the Paul Paulson.

No. ltk) Lindnn nvnnna XI DAVID HENDERSON, Manager. Hawley room for fear it would eonmromise him good-looking man, 30 years old. At Nos. 701 and 703 Sixty-third street is an old hotel or flat building remodeled into a World's Fair capt.

w. CHBSOWETH.baton at 8 o'clock 5,000 guests thronged the spacious galleries and shots were iired at the animal but none took effect. Escaping from the baru it ran unfit. the in the matter. He finally secured the advicufof an attorney, however, and, acting on it, allowed the inspector to make the examination.

Thi re SpuTdVi- FBANCIS WILSON barn of Gus Bloberir. No. 1159 UhtiIawiwuI LAST THREE TIMES. AN 1J IN TnA hotel. It has a forty-foot front and is four companv-rooms, while tne orcnestra cnairs on the first balcony and the temporary seat sulted iu tiading scores of letters from country where police officers killed it.

So far as known no one was bitten. Matinee Lion Tamer. stories high. A large restaurant is on the Saturday at SU ing on the main floor were entirely filled cotresponuents addressed to the various aliases adopted by Hawley, also circulars descriptive of the green goods and books of account. The goy-erniuent officials bolieve that in Hawley's arrest they haTe Becnrnd a case that, will Kt.irlr jnrl World's Fair Through a Stereopticon.

Lorado Taf will discuss Sculpture and Sculpt- SPECIAL. ground floor. This property was in Holmes name at one time, but was conveyed to Mrs. Belknap, his mother-in-law, then to H. S.

Officers' Call sounded at 8:30, and while the shoulder straps were receiving their instructions at head ui at tne entertainment eiven bv be instrumental in breaking up the operations of I1hn.atrf Anvnl ir.n Campbell, and finally to the Campbell-Yates the i SUNDAY NIGHT, APRIL, 2, quarters the regimental iue gang so tar as Chicago is concerned. night, giving special attention to the sculptural decorations at the World's Fair and illustrating Dumuerij wiDus. warmer in eastern portion. For Minnesota, light local rains, followed by fair, southerly shifting to easterly winds, wainier in southeastern portion. company, recently incorporated.

It is practically buried under mechanics' liens and other incumbrances. band rendered a program of five numbers. Says Highbinders Tried to Kill Him. Russell's Comedians Wung Aloy, janitor of the Evanston Hieh As the last strains of uy uieaus or stereopticon views. President will deliver a short address and the occasion will be enlivened by music from the Schumann (Jilart.nr.

and th. i I. tr: Holmes called on the Tobey Furniture com School and also a pnpil there, was interpreter in -3 if Beyer's music died The Great CITY DIRECTORY Company. In tha Newest Absurdity, a case before Justice Glennon Wednesday, iu pany Dec 20. He represented himself, it is alleged, as an agent of Campbell, Yates Co.

He Place of observa success of the first entertainment in this series II a which George Lee and Toy Nye, two otner China tion. away the bugles took np the "assembly," the 3 a 3 men, ware arrested for disorderly conduct. is iue oess loaen ot an entertaining and profitable evening at this the second. lL ASOCIETYFAD drums followed with Wednesday night Wung walked into the Harri wanted $100 worth of furniture and would pay cash on delivery. He offered Campbell's paper as security and had the account charged to Holmes Belknap.

The goods were de Clear 76 Bismarck. N. 80 48 62 Charges Corning with False Pretenses. E. B.

Cornincr. who Im. nnfnriafv the call, and the companies of the three battalions marched from 30.06 29.80 29.90 30.00 42 44 Ci 'udv CI 'udy son Street Station with blood flowing from a wound in his head. He asked for a warrant for the arrest of George Lee and Toy Nye, who, he said, because of something he had said while BUILT ON LAUGHING LIXSS. THE COMPANY.

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40 livered. A few days later other establishments were referred to the Tobey company through his connection with Dr. Cyrus Teed at the time Of tha latter' irnut (an mnntka son 30.08 70 IS, CI "udy DAN DALY, JtTLITJS WITKTAKK. the upper gallery to the vr Charleston, S. C.

3O.10 WILLIS BWEAIHIH, JOS. JACKSOB, by Holmes. Suspicion was aroused and a drill floor. The regi was arrested by Detectives O'Malley and Tobin 29.86 30.10 70 60 38 6 68 62 38 60 44 66 74 acting as interpreter, bad enticed bim into a hallway at No. 311 Clark street and beat him with an iron bar.

Lee and Nye were arrested last night on charges of assault. Wung Aioy asserts that the prisoners are highbinders and that they lawyer was sens to Sixty-third street to get a J.C. MIRON. RICkT JOHN IHNNTirn -ktst i BinrrT, esterday, charged with obtaining croods bv false ment was formed in 30.04 uneyenne, Wyo. Chicago Cincinnati.

Cleveland. Davenport, Denver. Colo TYRONE POWEB KATE UART, line of battalions in CAPT. A. 1 BOL.TK.

mortgage on the furniture. He failed and the Sheriff was sent with a writ. No property was found. A search warrant also found the ana tne ETHEL OH.MONDK. meant to kul mm.

clone eclumn. Maj. Joseph B. Sanborn on the Fair American Daneer AMELIA OLOVB. pretenses.

J. Gabrielson, the complainant, sold Corning a stock of groceries at No. 109 North Paulina street for $425. A check for $400 was given and the $25 paid in cash. When Gabriel-son presented the check for payment, he says, he lies Moines- I a W.

62 1 W. 66 N. W. 66 E-. 64iN.

W. 44lN.fi.. 861 right, the First Battalion with the colors in house empty. Detroit. Fair.

Miss Klopfer Becomes Mrs. Foreman. Moon," and Land of the Brave set to the 60 46 SO 40 30.06 29.96 2986 29.92 30.04 29.88 298 30.02 30.02 30.30 command of Capt. Frederick W. Chenoweth.

Clear. uoage city.Kas. In the Standard club, Michigan avenue and EOBT SAGE TBACK. SPRING MEETING AT THE music of the "Marseillaise." CI 'udy and the Second Battalion on the left under luuud uuu. vurauig ua oniy i to nis credit in th.

t. 1 a 1 Hidden In Secret Rooms. Finally a laborer agreed to show where tne 84 nuiuin. El Paso Erie. Pa Clear.

Twenty-sixth street, at 6 o'clock last evening. They sang with Pearl Bradstone, a young command of Capt. Benjamin F. Patrick Jr. .18 vuu vuu.

rt iy i iriui iitrn ui ills store, he says, he found that the stock of grocer 38 48' N. W. Miss Klopfer, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Henry goods were for $50.

He was paid the money. Galveston. Tex 66 6: hen the regimental line had been formed ies uiu uceu removea Dy corning. He led the way to the room containing the Klopfer, No. 3413 Prairie avenue, was married to a Haven.

Mich Roby Race Track girt OI 10 as soloist, Neapolitan sung, and they did it so well that the audience insisted upon a double encore, and they closed the ceremony of pre 30.08 .10.08 CI 'udy C'l 'udv 46 50 8. larger part of the furniture and the door to Samuel H. Foreman, the ceremony being per senting the decorations oroen Bay. Wis. Helena, Mont.

Huron. 8. 8. W. 62 CI 'udy CI 'udy with a World's Fair cheer given with tha full formed by Rabbi Hirsch of Sinai Temple.

After 68 John C. lireckel Falls Dead. A man. supposed to be John C. Breckel from RACES EACH DAY supper there was a dance.

Hand's orchestra sup 5 5 force of their lungs. The violinists played the grand march from 66! W. Clear. 29.84 29.80 30.04 30.20 29.92 30.12 wh.ch was covered with wallpaper, tseveral valuable hair mattresses and springs were missing. Another $50 was demanded, but refused, and employes of the Tobey company went on a still hunt for secret rooms.

Starting at 2 o'clock. Kansas City.Mo. 76i6. plying the music The bride's gown was of white crystal silk, made with round neck and elbow sleeves, and trimmed with duchesse lace. Her papers found in his possession, fell dead in front sf No.

381 La Salle avenue at 3 o'clock yesterday afternoon. Dr. Weinermark, who was near by. 40 40 44 62 60 58 70 "62 62 66 64 36 34 Norma," a schottische, and the Danube n.eoKux, ia Knoxvilla 8. Clear.

66 62 veil of tulle was fastened with orange blossoms. waltz. Baby bternard, a tot aged I years, sane and danced, and there were dances by 29.98 Calm Ol'udr When the building was remodeled, one half La Crosse. Little Kock.Ark. Louisville.

Kr BOOKS MADE ON FOREIGN RACES. Lake Shore and Michigan Southern Trains leave Van Buren Street Depot at (Speoil 11 a. 30.14 s. tier sister. Miss Stella Klopfer.

was maid of examined the man, but did not arrive at the cause of his death. The East Chicago patrol wagon took the body to Sigmnnd's morgue, on of it was only partly raised, and a room was honor, and the four bridemaids were Miss Flora 70 68 41) 1 40! walled in half way between the first and sec Aanes McCabe, Mamie Weber, Ellen Printy, Ahce Milan, Carrie Bloom, Roaia Shafer, Olive O'Hearn, and Martha Reiche; songs by Samuels. Miss Birdie foreman. Miss fanny Alan- aianisiee, Marquette. Mich West Chicaso avenue.

It is believed that thA began. The State decorations for rifle firing were fi rst awarded. Then the officers and men entitled to the decorations for long and honorable service were called to the front and center of the regiment. CoU Charles R. E.

Koch explained to the guests of the command that these jewels were presented by the regiment as the State made no provis 30.04 30.08 30.02 30.18 29.66 cr udy returning at and i Special 1 Saa Ree-uiar trains tton at All attinn. del, and Miss Daisy rank. -Vi empnis, lenn. Clear. ond floors.

No doors led to it, and the space could not be located in the buildings. A col 64 62 S. E. 70 76 dead man lived in Pennsylvania. He was about 26 years old.

slim build, and had dark hair. His Trace CI' udy FARB FOR SOUND TRIP, 35c Ttoketa sold oa trains. allies Milwaukee CI 'udy Baby Dies from a Scalding. Marie Berg, Maggie and Gwen Walters, and fcadie Dorsel; violin solos and piano by Willie Eddie and Josa Thiers, Grace ored porter of the Tobey company was given a pointer by a negro working around S.E. race was clean shaven.

Me wore a black suit and a white shirt. A silver watch and 1.85 were CI 'udy Ob Sophia Stensland, a 2-year-old child, died at the found in his pockets. too the building. Following this, he walked Ol "UdT home of her parents, No. 1546 West Huron street.

Montreal Moorhead New Orleans. La. New York ADMISSION FREE. CENTRAL MUSIC HALL! FOR THE MASSES. Mathews, and iora Reith.

lOO'G BUT HOLD HIGHWAYMAN. Wednesday night from the effect of scalds and 34 8...., 68; 52 8.... 741 S. 40i through the restaurant to tbe dining-room elevator in the rear. The next Clear- Trace Says Be Is Minns $3,600.

Hanford Hinkson, a cattle dealer from Glen- burns she received by falling into a tnb of boiling water Saturday. Tbe water was placed on the ion for recognition of load of dishes that went up had bim for company. Ten feet above tne FRIDAY, MARCH 31st, 8P.lt wood, arrived in Chicago last Monday. Clear CI 'udy kitchen floor by an elder sister who was doing the Omaha, Oswego, Palestine. Pierre, S.

Pittsburg Port Huron Pueblo 64 Frank Pendry Held to tha Criminal Court iiieut. E. c. bttjbgis. long and honorable Wednesday afternoon he was found lying on the Second of tha World's Fair Eduo.tional Series under mam floor he stepped off onto a narrow plat 40 34 84 62 46 K8 36 68 66 64 36 76 64 70 40 64 66 62 60 66 Trace 58iN" Cl 'udy 30.08 29.64 30.30 29.94 29.84 29.88 30.20 29.74 30.00 30.08 29.84 29.78 29.96 30.02 29.90 30.06 29.82 30.00 30.02 30.04 for Robbery and Assault.

tne Auapioes or THE CHICAGO PRESS CLUB. 60N. 82 W. sidewalk at Halsted and Adams streets. Ha was removed to the Desplaines Street Station, where servic to its military organizations.

Then the decorations were pin- ned on the breasts of Ol 'udr housework. The baby was playing about and no attention was paid to her until a sharp scream was heard from the kitchen. The mother rushed to thn room and found her. face downwards in the boiling water. She lived until Wednesday night.

Mrs. Stensland is in a serions condition ICl'udy 78'8. W. form. Lighting his lantern he pulled aside an old door.

Inside the 10x10 room was the remainder of the Tobey company's furniture, and twelve mattresses and six springs belong Frank Pendry was yesterday morning held to the Criminal Court in $1,000 bonds by Jus he was kept until yesterday moraine. When ar 76 those entitled to re POPULAR PRICES raigned before Justice Woodman to answer to a charge of disorderly conduct he said that when CI "ndv Cl'udy 68 S. W. tice Blume on a charge of rebbery and assault with intent to kill. Pendry is only 10 ing to bchultz fc Hirsch.

Desplaines and Van ceive them. Following this ceremony came Rapid bt. Louis St. Paul Salt Lake Santa Fe Sioux City Springfield. 111..

Sprinsfield, Mo. Toledo, 72 N. To All Parts of from the shock. Accidental death by scalding 661S. Cl 'udy FRGF.

L0RU3Q TAPT'S -fr ILLUSTRATED LECTURE American Seulptnra and 8oulptora-a THE 8CULPTUHK Or TBI EXPOSITION. Other First-Class Attractions. was the verdict of the Coroner jury. years old, but from hia own statements he House, 68 N. Buren streets.

A step ladder in the elevator shaft was the only way to get out, but this was procured and the goods removed. nelettbis boarding-house Wednesday morning he had $3,600. and when he awoke at the police stauon he discovered that his money was gone. He says that he does not remember with whom or wnere he was. Two officers will investigate the 761 S.

W. the award of the Armstrong Trophy. The presentation speech was 60 58 IN. Lectured on the House. 50c Mi has been implicated in a number of shooting affrays and burglaries.

He was arrested Wednesday night by officers from the est Over $100 worth of goods were still missing. Miss Waern's course of lectures on the History made by MOVEMENTS OF OCEAN STEAMSHIPS. matter. While tne house was being searched Holmes BROWHEAD Passed Tauric, from New York. of the House and House Decoration at the Armour Institute, Thirty-third street and Armour led the way.

After one room was opened and Henry L. Turner, and the acceptance on be THE AUDITOEIUM. Lake Street station while hiding in an alley Tooiney Held for the Assault. Michael Toomey, who a few nights ago accused found eomty another was looked into and as LijAn i' rasseu Italy, from New yora. AMBURG ArrivedRussia, from New York.

GENOA Arrived Werra. from New York. avenne, was successfully inaugurated yesterday. A on Loomis street, near Adams. When arrested his face was concealed by a black rrnDAT this was being done, confederates, it is al half of the regiment was by Col.

Koch. SflKr it I SAT BKEMEBHAVEN-Arrived -Lahn. frouiNew York. John Cavanaugh, a horseshoer, of robbing him 'at 2. J.

vr, leged, carried several folding beds into the After this the battal mask and he was armed with two revolvers. He related to Justice Blume in a calm man WEATHER IX CHICAGO. The lecturer went deeply into house-lore, showing how important the effects of appointments, coloring, and the like were on the inmates, and how responsible were the duties of administering empty room. and caused the latter's arrest, was himself held to the Criminal Court by Justice Lyon yesterday The temperature yesterday, a. observed -by Man ner the various depredations he had commit asse.

optician. Tbibdnk Buildine. was as follows: ions were dismissed, the companies marched to their quarters, and morning in bonds of $1,000 on a charge of robbery. Other Firms Who Bought Experience. French, Potter So Wabash avenue and ted.

household matters with intelligence and wisdom. lnermometer 8 a 48 degrees above zero: 9 a. 51: 10 a 52: 11 a 48: 12 m- 48: Urn. His latest adventure, he said, was last Mon The remaining five lectures will be delivered dancing was then theriEST-iJEUT. b.

48: 3 p. 50: 6 p. 45. Barometer 8 Thursday and rridav of this week and Monday. Washington street, delivered $400 worth of crockery to he hotel.

They recovered $300 day night, when he held up a man on West order. ch.ambeblaik. ku.du: p. za.oa. hue omcer innerbolm was walking on Van Buren street he saw Cavanaugh beating Toomey and the latter claimed that he was being robbed.

Upon the hearing of the case it was clearly proven that Toomey was the would-be robber and that Cavanaugh had overpowered him. Tuesday, and Wednesday of next week at the LAST POPULAR CONCERT. Chicago Orchestra under tha Direction of THEO. THOMAS. SOLOISTS WHITNEY MOCKRIDOE, Tenor.

EDWARD 8CH DECKER. Harpist. APRIL LAST TWO CONCERTS. 14 and IS A ONES NIGHT. worth by searching in the ceiling above the Adams street, and because his victim resisted and showed fight he shot him in the hand and Medals to Encourage Re-enlistments.

same place at 4 p. m. 4 AOIJXCEMEXTS The medals for long and honorable serv then robbed him of $1.30 in money. The man Little Charcoal Consumed Hera. ice are awarded under a standing regiment kitchen, where it was covered with all kinds ot refuse.

Schultz fc Hirsch sent $300 worth of bedding to the hotel. They found $50 worth later in the secret room. Bullard Gorm- -rSFALLERTON MTETIN.CENTR ALTCRKEB Chicago coal dealers who were interrogated al regulation to en Itcxy ziaii, tverpreen and he referred to was H. D. Skelton of No.

376 West Monroe street. He also Btated that he is wanted in Cleveland, to answer to a Effort to Burn Down a Cigar Store. A determined effort to burn down tha cigar yesterday knew nothing abont the rumored courage reenlistments. cornering of the charcoal industry of the country. For a completion of store of C.

S. White, No. 614 Sixty-third street. number of charges of robbery and burglary. ley, Randolph and State streets, let Holmes have $250 worth of building hardware on guarantee.

They have a mechan THE AUDITOEIUM. I have heard no such reports," said George T. three terms of honora was discovered and frustrated at an early hour Saturday evening, April 1, 1893. West Side Turner Hall. 778 West Chicago-av.

Bohemian Gymnastic Hall. 22 and 24 Emma-st. John Hank's Hall, 2513 8. Halsted-st Zenlschek'a HalL North and Californla-avs. Justice Blume upon questioning him learned that Pendry was the son of J.

D. Pendry, a ble service of three yesterday morning. An officer who happened to Getz of Weaver, Getz Co, If a corner should be engineered I don't believe it would be of sur years each, or nine Paderewski's oe passing saw names issuing from the side and promptly called the department, which extin tea merchant at Fifth and Walnut streets, Cleveland. The Justice said that he had years, a bronze medal ic's lien on the house. Schraeder Williamson, No.

204 Randolph street, let $300 worth of gas-fixtures go in the same way. Now they cannot find them. is bestowed. Twelve passing importance to Chicago people. The quantity of charcoal used here is small.

Hotels buy it to start their grate fires, it is used in some restaurants and clubs, and a few manufacturers known the Pendry family for nearly thirty guished tne nre betore it bad gained any great headway. An investigation showed that a portion of the side of tbe house had been torn awav bv years of service is re years as a prominent one in Cleveland. 1 1 1 warded with a silver Another victim was the National Cash Register company. Holmes got a $140 Frank and Charles Prostelo, aged 8 and 10 have need of it. A good deal of tne charcoal we medal, and fifteen years some person, wno entered the basement of the building and saturating it with kerosene oil ap- use here comes from Indiana and Michigan.

years respectively, were arraigned betore 1 with a gold medal, all machine and immediately sold it to a neighboring druggist. Tustice Lyons gave judg Justice Dooley yesterday morning on a charge LAST RECITAL IN CHICAGO. At Auditorium, Tuesday Afternoon. April Hth. at 3 o'clock.

tarsEATS NOW ON SALS. GRAND OPEBA HO USE EXTRA. Beats Now oa Sale for the Engagement of MR. RICHARD of the same design, puea a matcn. William Lewis Chosen Delegate.

Blunck Denies He Made a Confession. of burglary, lhey were arrested Wednesday 1 hese medals are pro afternoon by Officer Schmitz of the Hinman The trial of William Blnnck and Thomas ment against Holmes and the druggist recently and the register was recovered. Spalding fc Bros, let Holmes have bicycles, vided at the expense of Street Station, who was called into the resi At a special meeting last night of the Stereo-typers Unicn William Lewis was unanimously John Kollock'g Ball, 325 N. Carpenter-st. Garfield Turner Hall.

676 Larrabee-st. Apollo Hall. 226 Bine lsland-av. National Hall, 18th-Bt. and Center-av.

Corrigan's Hall, Yan Buren and Nassau-sta, Vahn Frye Turner Hall. 725 Ogden-av. Koch Hall, 2525 S. Halned-st. A.

M. E. Zlon Church, 29.15 Dearborn-st Loffer's Hall, 37th and Blue Island-av. Olympic Club Room. Lock and Lyman-sts.

Lnviene for the murder of Albert Eckroth was continued all day yesterday in Jndge Hutchin the regiment, and are dence of Mrs. mlliam Stone, in o. 1173 Cen designed and made by elected delegate to tbe International Typograph tral Park avenue. The boys had crawled son's court. The State concluded its testimony which were sold immediately afterward, lhat firm holds a judgment against Holmes.

The Stock-Yards Lumber company furnished ical convention. He has been foreman of the musician henet John- Tirfany of New lork. through a window and were in the act of pack st noon and Blunck took the stand at 2 o'clock, sou jr. The following offi He denied making a confession to the police and Times stereotyping rooms for twenty-five years, is known all over the United States as the father of stereotyping in America and as the inventor cers and enlisted men received the Regi lumber for the hotel. Fart of it was sold and some recovered later by the company.

The on cross-examiuation. which lasted three hours. ing a quantity of the plunder in a bag hen Mrs. Stone appeared. Their mother appeared ia court when the case was called and tearful Beginning Monday, April 3.

I REPERTORY FOR FIRST WEEK: mental Long and Honorable Service Medals he denied having offered the testimony that appeared as bis in the minutes of the Coroner's in- of most of the important appliances now use in rMonday Beau BrummelL Tuesday The Scarlet United States Desk and Office Fitting company. No. 194 La Salle street, and Colby Sons, No. 148 Wabash avenue, are involved ques- i.uvieae win lane tne stana toaay. tie is ly informed Justice Dooley that her boys were incorrigible.

The case was continued untd Letter. Wednesday Mat. Beau BrummelL. Wednes stereotyping machinery. Boyne Had the Check Cashed.

GOLD. Capt-IFred W. Chenoweth. SILVER. tne only witness tor tne aeiense to oe neara.

Loeffler's Hall, 38th and Bloom-sts. day Night Prince KarL Thursday A Parisian Ko- this morning. for several hundred dollars each. A prominent safe company let Holmes have manoe. Friday Beau Brumtneu.

saturaay Mat. Prince KarL Saturday Nignt Dr. Jeltyll and Mr. Hyde. Items.

Cant. Anson L. Bolte twelve years to Acs, 17. NOLAN GETS A FITE-YEAES'SEXTESCE. rr3ALLERTOSMEtTISO.

W. 12TH-ST. TCR-kE? ner HalL Friday eve. March 31. 1893.

Joel a safe. Holmes built the safe into the brick John Leff, a machinist living at No. 105 1S92. The Stock-Yards police are looking for Joseph Boyne, who is wanted for forgery. Boyne was employed by Michael Bracker of Forty-third and Halsted streets, and Wednesday secured a check wall and when tbe collector called told him GRAND OPERA-HOUSE.

Musician Fred Howard. 12 years to Feb. 4, 1893. ainiier. ana otners will spean.

Tha Wife-Murderer Show No Emotion Sedgwick street, fell from a scaffold at Blue Island avenne and Harrison street yesterday and he had no money, and said he could have the safe. The wall would have to be torn down to -3ALLERTOS MEETIN BACER HALL. 501 An Appeal for Justice. BRONZE. Lieut.

Edgar Sturges. was crushed to death. csy Friday evening. Marcn 31. 1893.

James M. Nolan, the wife-murderer, was speakers K. c. Craft, Arthur D. Bleu, H.

Chain- LAST 2 NIGHTS Of tha remarkably successful engagement of tha THOMAS Q. Lieut. Henrv Barrett Chamberlin. 9 years to for a small amount payable to his employer. He forged his employer's name to the check and had it cashed by a saloonkeeper.

The saloonkeeper discovered tbe matter when he went to deposit The wife of the Rev. Dr. R. S. Martin, oeriain, ana otners.

remove the safe and it is there yet. The Modern Way convicted of manslaughter and given five sept, iyz. pastor of Grace Methodist Church, whose young isergt. Albert Weiss. 9 years to Oct.

7. 1S92. ALLERTON MEETING FOLZ HALL. LAR-rabee and Friday evening. March son died from taking an anesthetic a few Ex-First Sergt.

Tnomas W. Aliinson. 9 years to years in the penitentiary. The jury returned its verdict at 7 o'clock yesterday evening, SEABRO OKE Commends itself to the well-informed, to do pleas 31. 1893.

Speakers: Hon. S. H. Kerfoot, W. J.Luddy.

uct. zd, isaa. tne cneck. noyne nas not been seen since. Special Musical Service at Trinity.

r. iteiuy, ana otners. months ago, has been extremely ill during the last two or three days, and was not expected yes Musician William D. Codman. 9 years to Nov, antly and effectually what was formerly done in the crudest manner and disagreeably as well.

To COMIC OPERA COMPANY In the Brilliant Spectacular Comlo Opera, TBS after being out about three hours. When the jury came into the court and its verdict was ALLERTON MEETING REBMAN'S HALL. 1 1S92. terday to recover. Lake, near riday evening.

Marcn dl. cleanse the system and break no colds, headaches. Musician Henry Johnson 9 years to Nov. 3. 1893.

Speakers: Chas. O. Fowler, and others, will handed to the court Nolan appeared as be did 1S92. ISLE OF CHAMPAGNE. The surpliced choir of Trinity Church, Twenty-sixth street and Michigan avenue, will render Gaul's Passion Service complete at a special musical service tonight at 8 o'clock.

Tbe service address the meeting. and fevers without unpleasant after effects, use the delightful liquid laxative remedy, Syrup of CRpt. Willis J. Wells. 9 ytears to March 1.

1893, through tha trial, utterly unconcerned. "fSfALLERrON MEETING GERMANIA HALL, Peter Anderson, a Swede 50 years old, committed suicide last night at No. 86 Townsend street by taking poison. Anderson was formerly in comfortable circumstances, but a series of reverses discouraged bim and he took to drinking First Sergt. Gilbert S.

Whitney. 9 years to Jan. rigs. 2311 Friday evenins. March When the verdict was read he did not Beem to hear it and gave no indication even of inter consists of six Darts, between each of which U.

1S9A 31, 1893. Speakers: H. P. Uogan. Seymour Stedman, For the best photographs go to Stevens Son Musician Philip Pedro, 9 years to March 1, 1893.

w. a. Hat Dun, ulton Gardner, and otners. est in the result until Judge McConnell Musician William R. Rennacker.

9 years to short prayer will be said. This is the same music that has been given in parts on the six Sunday evenings of Lent. The doors will open at 7 :30 ale lcker I heater. LAST MATTNEB SATURDAY. Next Monday RICHARD MANSi IIlLD.

McVICKER'S THEATER 21 Exits. Thirty-sixth year under the same management. Eugene Tompkins Gorgeous Speotaoular Ballet Sensation, and became very desponaect. MEETING passed down from the bench, when he rushed April 1, (tSJs? Dunn's Hall. 51st and Friday even The Fourth District convention Women's and no tickets of admission are to be circulated.

toward him and cried out: 1 want to know. MARRIAGE LICENSES. ing, March 31, 1893. Sneakers: ihe Hon. C.

G. Rewards for Accurate Rifle Shooting. Christian Temperance Union, in session at the Dixon, the Hon. H. b.

Taylor, and others. your Honor, if I can't get justice here?" The bailiffs caught him and putting the The State decorations for rifle firiiig for the M'HE COUNTY CLERK ISSUED PERMITS TO Recovered Damages from the Contractor. Methodist Episcopal Church, Irving Perk, unani l-T5ALLERTOy MEETING 1 wed to the following couples yesterday, the par season of 1892 are furnished by the Aujutant- itrSLS' West Twelfih-st Turner HalL Friday even- mously voted to Mrs. Matilda B. Carse a resolu In Judge Stein's court yesterday afternoon the hackles on hira again hurried him, gesticu in tr.

March 31. 183. Speakers: Geo. Muller and General department. ties living in cnicago wnere no piace oi residence is eiven: tion of ponnrtence ana sympatny in connection The magnificence of this spectacle haa never been equaled in lating, out of the court-room, ihe trial was THE BLACK CROOK.

others will address the meeting. jury in the case of Franz Bollin against Frederick Koehler gave a verdict for the plaintiff for $500. with the trial she is passing through relative to concluded yesterday afternoon and given to The distinguished sharpshooter receives ALLERTON MEETING the Temple finances. William Horjes, Sarah Ebert 2820 Barnev tshnlke. Minnie Fenskl ...2324 Hans i.

Hanson, Bertha C. Holland 22-20 William Krieeer. HoDhie Bauer ...2925 Bollin sued for $15,000 damages for injuries re Fourth Vt'ard HalL 37th and Wabash. Friday we jury at 3 o'clock. JSolan was a porter in America.

Maj. John Byrne has written a letter to Dr. ceived by being caught under a falling wall, lie the Commercial Hotel when he shot his evening. Marcn 31. ama.

rspeaxers: vt. ti. aoiver. a handsome silver medal in the form of a Every Night, including Sundays. Matinees Wednes was employed by the defendant at the time and w.

ii. MCLouHii, ii. uipiey, ana otners. Thomas Addis Emmet, President of the National Louis W. Kichter, Lena M.

24 IS recreant wife. 'Thev had been married r.nly day and Bar. Seats reserved two weeks in advance. Federation of America, in which, after depreca -T3ASXUAIi TOWN MEETING OF THE Maltese cross, suspended by a red. white, and blue ribbon from a any Town of wet cnlcaeo win be Held Tuesday.

CENTRAL MUSIO HALL. was engaged shoveling dirt from a pit. Carelessness was argued as ground for damages. Give Their Annual Concert. ting, the inactivity of irishmen and their failure William Wlnklning, Katie isen ifo iu Vorteck Hajny, Mary Kratky 2219 John O.

Kolar, Fannie Frajar .....2225 Alfred L. Arundell, Je-leB. Wlllard 4221 Charles Schultz. Minnie ttebert 2117 A prtl 4. 18H3.

at the Town office. Room 10 Haymarket to raise money I Jr me am or ujb cause, says na Buuaiug, 101 v. juaaison v. silver bar, on which is Mr. Louis has the honor to annonno will give Sla.WJU.

oue-iencn ox sum vwu.uuu;. ai. 4. bUANLAN, iown uierg. Frank Salberg.

A punt a 2218 it is aesirea to raise. six weeks and the last four weeks of that time were spent aw Ry from him. He met her on the street on the night of August 26, 1892, he testified, and asked her to come to his room he wanted to talk with her. They went to fcis room in the Commercial Hotel and fifteen minutes later Nolan walked out and going to the police station surrendered himself, saying inscribed in raised let The Glee and Banjo clubs of the Evanston Township High School gave their annnal concert rgSTAINER'8 -CRUCIFIXION" WILL BE arE? sung at the Church of Our Savior. Fuherton- Ora F.

Meredith, Edna C. .2319 Hetnrich Bureer. Ida Schoenbaum Mj-27 ters the word Illi the Second Appearance in Chicago la OR AND CONCERT, WEDNESDAY EVENING. ATRIL 8. Of Sweden's Greateat Singer.

near ood rrwav ment at 8 o'clock. I.eon Romanowski. Manlslawa 28 in the Evanston High School building last night. nois." For the other various grades a bronze Tbey were greeted by a large audience, and the The will of George Webster was admitted to probata yesterday and his wife, Mrs. Rebecca H.

Wrebster, qualified as executrix. He left an estate valued at $56,000, of which amount $30,000 is invested in realty. After the payment of all just debts everything is to be divided between the widow and George W. Webster, the testator's CAROLINE OSTBERG, Pin. on which is em that he had just shot bis wife because 6he re varied program was well received.

Former Detroit Man Commits Suicide. blazoned the arms of T)AINTERS 100 AT THE WORLD'S FAItt. AP- TheodorBash. Emma Fursieuberg 2119 Frank Santerman, Mary burroughs. 2418 Wlliiam Hawk.

Nellie Davis 2819 Jooeph Eckman. Bertha Miller 2323 Mathias Kessler. Lizzie Fteis 2120 Evert, Rosa Hall 20-19 WillUm Mary Holland 28-29 Alexander Burnett. Mary Jiiddleton 2523 Lee Cla. k.

Oohella Price 26-20 fused to come back to him again. Prima Donna of the Royal Opera. Stockholm. Tickets at Box Office on and after Saturday. Annll.

Illinois, is presented. A. ply Gate No. 1 for superintendent ot Fainting. Tacoma, March 30.

Ludwig A. Klein, Price tl.60, II, 76o. and Sue. Boxes, tS and $10. From this nin are buh- SITUATION WANTED BY FIRST-CLASS HOTEL, HIGH ART FOR A NOBLE CHARITY.

only child. Oboarding-house, or private family; best of refer pended gold, silver, and capt. wtt.t.tb j. -wills. THE COLUMBIA Monroe and Dearborn.

ences. Address 14. 1 ribune omce. formerly of Detroit, committed suicide at the Everett Hotel today by jumping into Green River. He bad been on a protracted spree.

Klein Allen Nesgitt, 21 years old, was instantly bronze bars, inscribed Reception and Concert on the Roof of the killed yesterday morning while at work on Mac- LAST 2 NIGHTS OF with the class in which the soldier has quali ANTED YOUNG MAN WITH 500 FOB amusement enterprise at present running to is said to have wealthy relatives in Detroit. Masonic Temple. kave's Spectatonnm, ritty-sixtn streeet ana fied, with the date attached. enlarge for the Fair: must be a hustler. Call Satur From high up over the black city last night day, between 8 and 9 p.

m- Vernla Hall, 47th and The officers and men receiving the rifle Alexander Beelenfreund. Ethel Hollander 2519 Theodore Bunz, Mattle Boege 2122 David Wood. Sarah Morris. 4338 Louts Vercoutere. Azilde 43 32 Milton Dute.

Minnie Franzman 2722 Moses Richards, Carrue Hoffman 67 Joseph Lessord, Josephine Parent 2623 Joseph Grose, Julia Ermeling 2421 Martin Hanos, Mary Pelner 2119 Everett avenue. A heavy piece of wood fell from tha tbe building, striking him on the head. St. Louis and Galveston Limited. Halsted.

firing decorations were as follows Came the sound of sweet music, while at in The body was taken to Rolston's moreue. Nes tervals brilliant flashes of light shot down gitt lived at orty-seventn street ana em worm SAM T. JACK'S MADISOIf-ST. OPERA HOUSE On Sunday, April 2, a new fast train will be put in service between St. Louis and Galveston over the St.

Louis and San Francisco and Santa Fe route. This train will be of Pullman vestibule DISTIXGCISHED SHARPSHOOTERS. Name. Company. ward into the darkness.

Hundreds of people avenue. Score, Bet. State and Dearborn. Tel. Mala Thomas Williams.

Mary Murphy 2627 Adolph Bucnholz. Frances Moli tor ..2418 hot swiftly up the great elevators leading to Fred Bradberry some days ago sold a saloon Every day at 2. Every night at 8. LAST MaiINS 9ATUKDAY. BRIGHT 507 502 Frank Martin.

Mary Boidriiige 2421 cars throughout and will carry the only line of Lieut. C. TJ. Bear H. Senrt.

J. W. Sutton F. Private M. G.

Samp D. Kelt Sunday Night. April 2 COTNTKY CTBCUS. BEAUTY the observatory tower of the Masonic Tem near Root street and entworth avenue to Tony Frank Kosik. Barbara Drabek 2319 Lilly Clay's Colossal Company and KING KELLY I Poets aay life is aad dining cars in tbe btate of lexas.

The train allied McLaughlin. Wednesday night he went to Mo John NastalL Mary Fatshauer 3n 21 Cbarles Bachtold. Aonte Matrons 2323 501 423 and slow poor devils, they should with tbe DISTINGUISHED MARKSMEV. loaves St. Louis Union Depot at 9 every night, arriving at Fort Smith 12 :15 noon, Paris, 5 at) p.

to cpt some money due him. BALE Of bf-AiS NOW t. HOOLEY'S THEATER. Tomorrow, Saturday, April 1, Matinee SilB, ARENA'S see this show! Prices Mat, Zi, First Sergt. F.

L. Drain K. John Patlnka. Katharine Jurca 2220 Daniel Rtiranf. Mary Bindzns 2822 claims that when he got there Mc m.

Dallas. 9 p. m. Houston. 10 a.

m. Oal STAR1 50c; nigbt, 25. SO, 7 be 3 Private b. Uopps Laughlin and John O'Brien assaulted and robbed Richard Koehler. Katie Friedman 2121 vrston, 10 :30 a.

giving the fastest time and the 3t2 Corp. W. A. Patterson F. ple.

Here pretty young women under the supervision of Mrs. A. Butterfield. Mrs. C.

Man-deville, and Miss Canman served ices and frappe. Palms and bright blossoms made a bright vista of the great tower, while below the city lay stretched out like a map. The concert and reception were given by Auxiliary Ko. 8 of thn Home for Destitute CriDDled highest class of service into lexas. tor tickets.

JACOBS' CLAEK-ST. THEATER. hira. lie Uad Dotn men arreswu yesveruuy. caso was continued until April 13.

H. E. SHARPSHOOTERS. John Rezcinfkl, Agnes Duraanoska 2320 William Holiutrom. Ida Kossvoa .........2624 Andrew Mulcahy.

Julia Murray 2618 Patrick Hardtean. Hannah Walsh .....2423 H. R. JACOBS, Hole Manager etc. apply at No.

212 Clark street, Chicago. Go to the Gulf. Thou Northman." 191 Harry Lang, 16 years old, living at No. 194 Under tha Xanagement of CARIi and TEEODOS 1 Curtis street, was struck by a west-bound passen Niels NieHon. Henrietta Hansen 25 y5 Maurice Herman, Minnie 2720 Private Mark Hay D.

Private F. C. Bassett F. Sergt. Frank Tyrell B.

Private J. M. Richmond L. Private W. P.

Doolittle F. 190 183 188 13 MHPOTTERofTeias. 2Be Matinees Thursday, Saturday, Bandar. A special excursion to that famed spot. North Cl.netin Tpti will leave Chin.atrn Anril 5th John Oonldin.

Kate Sheridan ........2722 Children and the net proceeds went to the sup Monday. April 8 Fernanda. Tnesday Cavalleria Philip Peabouy. Etta Havens 3434 Rusticana and TLa Iiocandiera. Thursday fedora.

port of that institution. Herbert Dennis. Dinah roriiey 2721 25e Matinees ger train on the Chicago and Wortnwestern railroad at the May street crossing yesterday morning. The wheels of the train passed over his legs. cmMriiuT them so that amputation was necessary.

He was removed to the St. Elizabeth Hos Remarkable inducements are offered. For par- a VI a a. rj fT a Coir L. F.

Lattan D. 132 rndar Farewell performan Herbert Vlll. Erie fturnnf 9222 The Reception committee consisted of Mrs. Next Weak "TH CRUISKKEN LAWN. seat ana iox sate now open.

ticuiars appiy to u. u. uimey, uui iitei I 1 1 1 EXPERTS. DEATHS. THE HAYMARKET Will J.

Daris. Private George R. Klink B. 154 Private H. E.

K. 152 PEOPLE'S State-st. Near Harrison. JO. BAYLIES, Proprietor ana Manager.

ana xrusi A Special Excursion to the Gulf Country. pital, where it is tnougnt ue cbuuul survive. p. G. Rush.

Mrs. Butterfield, Mrs. Lawson, Miss E. T. Shirley, Mrs.

Johnstone, Mrs. Leo Canman, ss X. J. JTlood, and Mrs. Hargis.

The Second Regiment Band furnished the ELEBF.RT Thomas Elebert. March 29. beloved Corp. W. II.

McComb 151 Augustus husband of Catherine Elebert, at his residence. 89 Fremont-st. Funeral Sunday, April 2. at 10 o'clock Riflemen Private G. H.

Sheldon. Private C. J. Today at 9 Night at 8 the An excursion for North Galveston. will leave Chicago April 13, 1S93.

Liberal induce THE AMERICAN DRAMA. THE POWER i OF THE PRESS Feldcamp, Lieut. G. Atikins, Private B. Metropolitan Stars.

Pitous to St. Vincent's Church, thence by carriages to Calvary, Member ot Court Hancock, No. 128. LO. F.

A Chicago, Burlington and Quincy switch engine drawing a freight train ran into a stock train on the Panhandle tracks at Western avenue ct 6 OJO yesterday morning. The engine was overturned and several stock cars were smashed one was injured, but traffic on Hull, Frivate li. W. I ox. Private i- M.

Willey, NEXT SUNDAY MATINEE, THE EARLY BIRDS BIG BURLESQUE CO ments are offered. For particulars address Mr. D. D. Whitney, 301 Title and Trust Building, Ohio papers please copy.

Only Big Variety Show In Town. Matinee Every Dav at a. Private ti. 1. Iborson.

ITivate M. bmail. Pri Suppe Moskowski Giilet following program "Beautiful Galatea" rotoourri Serenade "Loindu Bal" Ballet music American Patrol Company. vate T. N.

halen. Private L. Palmer, Private FORMBY Mrs. James Formby, March 29. aged 37 Matinee PBICK3 15c, asc soo, eoc Agent, Chicago.

W. F. Ihome. frivate B. J.

fetacev. Private tci- years, unerai di at Lamont, iu. Easter Sunday THE WHITS SQUADRON. Abert HENNESSY March 30. 1893.

at 4625 ward lurner, Lieut. J. a. tfeeler, frivate L. THE ALHAMERA Telephone 142.

From and after April 1 the city ticket office of The Nickel Plate." the New York. Chicago and HAVLIN'S TeL South 127. H. S. JACOBS Sole Manager Young, frivate z.

Kubn. first sergt. Charles Porter. Corporal H. D.

Case. Private S. F. Daven- lXmzettt uw. Martyrs Margaret, beloved wife of the late James Hennessy and mother of Justice J.

J. Hennessy, Mrs, W. f. Clancev. Mrs P.

Moran. and Mrs A. L. Baker, aged 65 rears. Funeral Saturday st 9 a.

m. from above St. Louis railroad, will be located at No. 19 oort. Private H.

Means. Private J. G. Georee. fc Rocked in th Cradle of the Deep" Fuller pause Africaine Gilder ALL ITbfl OfTYlrt lark street.

CARROL Private S. Frink, Private L. Ferris, Sergt. Al both the Panhandle and tracks was delayed for several hours and suburbanites put to great inconvenience in getting down-town. Mrs.

L. M. Mitchell, who occupies two flats at Nos. 1256 and 1253 Michigan avenue, was before Justice Lyon yesterday charged with maintaining a disorderly honse. The complainant is Mrs.

Nellie Graves, who occupies a flat in the same building. Mrs. Mitchell alleges that the prosecu-i chsnin nn tbe Dart of the agents of the Tickets to all points East. Sleeping car ac THE IRISH STATESMAN THIS iuu.x 1,1 In a New Play, residence to Gabriei's Church, where high mass will be celebrated, thence i 49th and Halsted-Ht. depot by cars to Mount Olivet Cleveland (O.J papers Keminiscences of Tosti Pougher Invitation to the WalU" Welier J0HNS0X commodations reserved for any future vx.

utjiu vi iiuu bert eiss, bergt, O. 1. Earou, Private A. M. Daniels, Private Hngh McKay, Private Henry Martin, Private L.

Machinikowski. Private C. W. Buff un. Private J.

F. Pletz. Private F. W. New- please copy.

aiarch Iroquois eldon Easter Sunday KATIE EMMUTT in KILLARNET Next Sondav Hopkins Big Boom The Howard HOLCOMB At his residence. Hinsdale. March 29. Athenneum Co. and Transoceanic Consolidation.

W. H. Hoicomb Sr- father of the Chifaf of the Trans land. Private F. R.

Gifford. Private D. C. Robin If you wake in the morning with a bitter tas in the mouth, coated tongue, perhaps headache, yonr liver is torpid. Yon need Carter's Littte DON'T FAIL TO VISIT ll 1111.1.

portation Department Viorld rair. 1 unerai serv JnJA 1 1 .1 a son. oergt. Charles 11. Warren, frivate tj.

Turner, First Sergt. Joseph D. Arnold. Private ices Friday. March 31.

at 10:30. Tne remains will be Liver Pills. building to oust her. as she has a lease of the until May. The case will be heard HA VERITY'S CASINO EDEN MUSEE.

WabaMb-avM near Jarkson-st. Two Performances Today 3:30 and 8:16 p. HAVsBLY'b united minstrels. taken to Knoxville for Interment. L1BBY PRISON.

B. Strelitz. Private D. Maney. Private O.

F. Bridges, Private C. P. Bead, Private M. Turner, HILDEBKAND March 2a at the residence of William Lewis, 5427 Jefferson-ay- Margaret Uilde- EVEKTIKING NEW! ALL NEW AND BRIGHT: tomorrow.

BUSIKESS BOTICES. Don't hesitate. You know the old saying, He who hesitates is lost." When yon know you are right, don't hesitate to say it. When you go to Frivate Ji. bu traghagen.

frivate it. L. Johnson. brund. agea bo years.

THE GREAT KATI0SAL WAR MCSEU3L -MU(SO I'lV'-U llttt'l. UU U1U111U5 1 1" HJt livu this city did not entitle an insane person to drnifsion to Kankakee in trying the case of Mrs. Hulen Ryan at the Insane Court in the De- tention Hospital yesterday. Frank J. Ryan aud fcis five brothers, residing at No.

142 Twenty-eighth place, filed a petition to have their mother. Mrs. Ulen Ryan, confined at Kankakee. Xheir at- First Class Private F. L.

MacFarland, Private POTTS March 29, Edwin William, son of William H. and Mary E. Potts, aged 1 year and 6 month. buy a bottle of Carter a Little Liver Pills don' C. A.

Donhn. Private A. L. Tut tie. Private G.

The most interesting and wonderful exhibit In Amer Revised Jiiditions ot tne threat Acta "KNIGHTS Of THE GOLDEN KEY," "THI CRINOLINR WEDDING. General Admission, aso. Seata, and boo Rxtra Musee Department open trom 10 a. m. to II p.

m. ftnlr 4nfF fitinnl.1 Via Little. Private M. V. Arklis.

Private W. A. Roth. hesitate to say you want Demand ica. Open from oauy ana Bunaay.

Fnneral from 18 Boston-av- at 11 a. nu. Friday, Private G. D. Ballard.

Corp. B. J. Moore, Private the genuine carter latus iiver ilia. between aaia ana IBLa-sia.

MSf cn ol. oj cax.iages to uaivary. worn with our YoxasA or Noisxa collar. LW.