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CHRISTINE NILSSON.
Her Happy Marriage anu Parisian
Prospects.

Her Happy Marriage anu Parisinn
Prospects.
Paris Correspondence Philadelphia Press
The music loving and excitement
loving people Of Paris are anxlously
awaiting the opening Of the now opera
house and the return OF Christine
Nilsson, who has made herself very
popular with the Parlsans by her will
ilngness 10 sacrifice gold for glory In
quitting her Russian engagement 10
come hither and lnaugurate the opera
house NJ such sadly reduced rates Of
salary.
am told that Nine. Nllsson's mar
rlage was wholly aud solely II love
match, on the part of her husband M
well "a on her own that he fell In
love with her while she was studying
for the stage, and was very anxious
then TO marry her and free her from
all necessity of ever appearing In pub
lie, he nj that time being quite wealthy.
But the fair Christine, with full aud
well founded confidence In her own
powers, declined to relinqulsh her
hopes of fame and fortune, but prom
ised that she would marry him aud
quit the stage rs soon as she had
amassed n fortune equal TO his own,
which amounted TO one million of
fracs (S20O,00O),
Time passed on-the Swedish peas
ant girl became one OF the worlds
recognized queens of song, and the
whirlgig of time, In its changes, swept
away the fortune Of NJ. Rouzead. l
have been told that his depression and
distress Of mind were intense. ''rhe
woman that love has scared far be-
You'd me. She is 50 far above me that
can never hope TO call her my own.n
But there was an honest steadfast
heart throbbing beneath the diamonds
aud laces of that snow"queen's corsage.
In her glorious prosperity she did not
forget the love that had sought her out
in the days of obscurity and poverty.
We all know the end ofthe romance,
the wedding in Westminster Abbey,
the train of bridesmaids, the loveiest
bride and most envied bridegroom of
the country. Madame Nilsson has la
ken II superb suite Of apartments on
the Rue Auber not half n dozen blocks
from the home of her dark eyed rival,
the Marquise de CauX, She is to re-
side there during the approaching visit
to Paris.
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lean Art Taste,
Prospectus for 1875 Eighth Year
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Ofthis hook Charles Dudley Warner writes:
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EIGHT COUSINS"

by ]. T. Towbridge, author of the Jack i
ard stories, etc.
, 1874-05-05

tsx.n cf liz past yoss Thc cy crss Il * to very
at,I caro- anil prudence li adniniatraon. {here ia no
rcahon to doubt that It Will continue II good esreo,aliy
II tic cncrul Aaeebly Of tha RiaA aGaii project our
Ict.tNure Of money md lin innoa{lion Of taxes
tsfsesq shs h sss m mSs ts ese
ppon thp .pi,olntmont sna qualification D my auo!
eceRoF. Yours truly u y. HAYES.
rio Mayor said ho thought TINT All oxortion
should bo made to rotain tho aarviooB Of Mr,
Hayes, Tor ha part ho .was willing to 4ecpra.
mond m increase Of H91ary in ordor to hoouro
Its retention III offlGa.
Aid. Rpaldtng balievaa tltat there we're IN CAt-
cago quito a number of men who could bo rot to
do tho Comptroller's work Just as well III Mr.
Hayes did Ii for O., 1000 . yoAr. No uatsar how
ssnothor sa : }st as good o tougks Tit Il Il Tho
ealary at tho Comptroller woro to be raised, tho
nuaatIop ot Halaty-ratalpR would RriBa from ono
o,,d Of tho City Hall to lilo other. Tic of1loora
Of other departments were M valuable In their
departments a. A[r. Neyas VAS 10 Lis.
Aid. noath thought TINT ~ tho oflicoH Of City
Comptroller mud Corporation Counsel there
ehould be no stinting Of aatary,
AID. McGratl1 and Hohaffnpr opinaidql with
tho MAYORS opinion, and tho figure which seemed
to rooofyo tho most favor as tho oorroot thug
for thu Oomptrolar'a salary waa 100000 4 year,
It was considered doubtful however, whether
tho salary would tompt Mr.. Hayes to remain In
oi1ieo,
, 1874-05-05
TIE COUNTY COMMISSIONERS.
The County Commissioners met ycatorday
afternoon, President Ashton In tho chuir.

afternoon, President Ashton IN tho chnlr.
COMMUNICATIONS.
A communication was received from tho Chi
cago l. Alton Railroad Company, asking tho
torma on which it's omployos could DO cared for
in tho County Hospital, aud offering to pay not
moro t!lan 50 per woek for board and medical
attendance, It was roforred to tho Committee
on Hospitals,
4 communication from Mins Linda Gilbert
asking the Board to ro-establiDh the Gilbert
Library in the County Jail, waB reforred,
COLLECTING CoHTa.
resolution, offered by Commissioner Craw-
ford, authorizing the Sheriff to employ IN extra
forco to collect unpaid costs, aud allowing him y
foo Ut 10 por cent on all a.ch collections, caulo
up for action.
Conimlaaloller olongl opposed tue resolution
an tl!e ground that the Deputy Hherits waro
already paid liberal salaries tor doing procseiy
what this resolution called for. 1t was their
bhiness to collect unpaid aostu, aud they should
be Obliged to attond to 1t.
Tho resolution was Easeed.
Tho Committee Oh Public buildings reported
recommending tlla award OF the contract for ppy-
ing the courts and hraas Of tho new iatl nnl
Criminal Court building, aud 1lnIshjnH up tho
promises gsnarally, to Perkins Il H.oYousoa, at
$5.60Q. Tho report Was qopgurrq4 lu, sud tho
contract 10 aWaraQa.
F13yKq up THE CITY HALL,
The Committee on Public Service reportei1
that thoy had conferred with tho hoard of' Pub.
la Works In reference 10 pSoYiaipg additional
, 1874-05-05

Naopening Of Fo1ey'a Billiard Hall.
An syent Of no common interest to the billiard
playing portion Of tho community oocura to-lay In ths
reopcuing Of Fooys mammoth billiard hail, Which
has beam closed for several dnyB pas In order that
tenaiyo rerars, alterations, md general rehsbiita
toR might be made, Thia hal tho lnrgost and tneat
in the world, is now handsome md convenient
than aver before. largo and beautiful dome has
been constructed IN The centEs Of tho osug, adding
aood Of light, and constituting = perfect finish to
tho interior. From the contre Of the dome
depends magnificent chandelier, one Of the lArgest
aud cost!est eyer brought to Chacago-an ornament
during tho day, and at night tho central supply Of
light. The frsaco work throughout has bsan ssno--
vatol and retouohed to 1,s orisnal freshness and
beauty, and various othor improvements Of an in-
portant aud desirable character lnyo been made With
out regard to cont hs grand object Of Mr. Foley being
TO austatn tue distinction Of being tho proprietor Of
billiard hall uno1ualed III any respect on Tho fsco Of
the earth How fully he has succeeded the public
judge for themselves This AFTERNOON, bctween the
hours Of end O'Clock, will be net apart for
tue especial benefit of the iadles who alone will have
the pleasure Of tho first glimpse ut the beautiful into
r1or, and for whosa udidcatlon exhibitions Of skill will
BE- made by lcaling Chicago experts. Mr. Foley
extend. cordial Invitation to tho ladies', and 10 thosa
who know his gallantry, assuEauce IL needed that
they will be hanaaomoy treated and entoyaby enter
tertaincd. The regular public opening occurs this
evening. Than everybody will bo moas welcome.
, 1874-05-05

Nc had hesrd tho conversation ot Mr.: Collier,
and was astoundoa nj the "hsresioB" nv III.
Mouncel by him, mud understood hin, to my tim!
prol. Swing agreed with him In ht1 yowg, md
prosaha psl at h mtSSy liz S1S%nke1 %@ %@ or M ; dSas dsns
n Mr. Swings pulpit. throst pi" plia"ughtorl. '
SWING BxpLAINH.
Mr.. Swing aail that. tho only 1otter he ever
wrote to Mr.. Collier-ho novor wrote him on any
s sslsss spv 1S a E sTsf a % sa Ssa ~as 5
aunnEY's 1Errnn.
Mr. Noyos aubmltsod the following lotter.
.. CHICAGO, May l, 1874
hs man s!ht lheve feaevq9 souf Letter ot IT, ao!' M
Essns E 5 I stSs{,Ss Se; S gRS RGs' I a r. %
Swing to lin III relation to iocriual agreement be-
IL the atter part of March, tue First Unitarian So
foty q this city commonly called ha Church 81 tho o
y. as. o as1s 5 Sa' saYs . et 1s
co.rssponied VII @ aa my n',s'snatns md r"arn
hsyo HH fnosa aH Mr Golfer about atttsn yesr., ana
!%SfinH tho last eight ,eaF' our rotations h''' e''
hS osms o t1o ess4 era I'd sS Saa G s oan. na
's m4 sr IF xAf ho Ecrey Tss e Il ns ssns
smons osher ciosgymo' of tts otty. ta ta&o "a
diving wroto latter iu rcpy, declining to take part
II 1 1a'sS,T ssTE sefssss o sus
Whtlo do not remambar with verbal accuracy tho
language Of the lotcr, mx RECOLLECTION T. esar o. ta
ID sho''a to tsr1ees IL ADDED tss 10 VAS in do
to his duty in tho stter but on tho whola thought
!: lid hsttSs d9ne u h H. upS5 as ta1
md of thoir work Thcro waa ip tho letter no exprea-
sonof theological orip,on ana nothing tut m9rlie
v1s1a. hava doubt but TINT tha IA tho only oser
that haA Evan occaaon to tho report recently na4e
ts; r f. bs sTg st aSa s' 10 wit" Mr.
Imay add that thn Unitarian body in this country
has uovor authorised an1 statement Of iB rnlgloaa ha
statement to ba ado under tho sanction OF its antl0r~
tty; and there Is no method which ono may doer-
ns a 1na yaSa @ oa o! ~ une or aas
found in the separate uttsranoes OF individual oiaip.
In accordance With your suggestion that yon might
affidavit, app0nd turat hereto; Ae.poqtsasly.
9tate Of Illinois, Cook County, 4a.:
and say that the statements IN hs foregoing letter urs
true. a. vortly 9Sl,eve. ,o1, ntstkt + sMoarr.
esid Robert Laird Collier told him Of his own
yoltion, after ho lott, the Wabash Avenue
tho paator Of tLo Church OF tho MeaaIeh, though
he had not at that tims accepted tho invitation,
TINT ho waa no Unitarian. He was MothnaiHt,
nnd would no moro testify In their case than
would a spirit from the doop He (oolier)
would not botray privhto conversation. II Ao
did hia character would 10 gono.
slR. N. q. nouToN.
m eldor OF tho Heoond Presbyterian Church, WIS
then placed on tho stand by Mr. Noyea to teatify
relative to tho granting ot continuance. Ao
, 1874-05-05
THE UoMpTRoLLERsHIP,

AII1E
The members OF tho Finance Committee aud
tho Mayor lad quiet ollat yesterday afternoon
On the sub]aot OF tho Comptrollera raaignation,
o{ wAloh tho following IL copy:
Cry Co4pgnoLtEA,s 0fr1og,l
Ou1cAuo, 37th April, 1874.
FAs Eaa. n. u. Capfp, NAyor " Chtfaap:
DEAR SIR: You aro awar 70 Tint accepted the otlcn
ot Qumntrallar with reluctance, aud viii, sarious
doubts wlother thp pressnra Of my private bsinasH
would permit ,as to hold II bsyand tue Immediate
r0ason why should, for time Al least, coAuent
tu sepra tic liltlo.
Fpr tAa ayldonee have had OF your confidence and
W well ~ tlo ,Rrka qf cppAaauqa pnh Taseo l9Ye
received frop tho different departments Of tho City
aoyoranept, would rstnrn my tnapts. i
Tae time Inv upw grrlyol wlou cau consult my ia-
clinatons without jeopard,xinx Any public intefGa.
Our a4RRQas aFs " ~ gqp4 gQA1lt1qA N pqSSiRlp.