, 1875-02-28

cnmnsnv. Mr. Keller, the stage-manager, who
went to New York for the purpose OF collecting
talont. has teen extremely successful, and the
Museum nov announces tne engasemen1 nsrsa 1Gs sno
untl recently the leading man OF Days COM
nanv md who. with the other people With whom
Atr. keller is negotiating u New York. VIII open
tha new dramatic order Of things at the Museum
one week from tomorrow night, Match .. hs-
snrance il ciyen that the company throughout !
vii ha onn at the most expensive and complete
ever seen in Chicago.
The question of the right Of the Chicago City
Railway to run their cars without conductors has
created no little talk among certain clasees- a
tesr ease which will in all probability settle tne
matter was commenced yesterday morning IN .ne
South Side P9lse oof caneay W6o s tho
emn1oyo Of Pullman's Palace-Car Company, board
81 Et,ta street car going south, and de-
clinad to deposit his fare in the boz
provided for that purpose. On the dnVeE
requesting his ticket or m9neY
stauces viii the driver be allowed to collect fare,
and refused to settle until a conductor came to
hi1n for it. The car w2s stopped, ponconaan
called. aua Clancy handed over INTO nls Gus
tody. Yesterday the case came up ossote m Jus. the
charge Of disorderly conduct. Several proml-
nent gentlemen were present, who appealed the
decision of the Justice to the Criminal Court,
with a view Of testing the matter.
COOKING.
larry Monroe. in relation to q proposition to
f;pht main against Harry Chapel, in Detroit,
has made the following bueiness-like reply:
cm1cAco. Feb. 27.-I understand that Paul peters.
~ Chfra0n hca been authorized to make main OF
cocfs to ieht tn Detroit md stating that be viii give
me 800 to 70 to Detroit and show oirds
and Aeht for $50 fight and s5oo Tor ne odo nSas 9
Eov nii have to say in reply to Mr. Peters 49, he
eans business, vii parade tventy-one birds that
vii fight, their weights to be 48 to pounds for sCo
hghtx. 81, 600 tho odd fight Tho SAD ngat 70 'ase
nens,s md lbs said light 10 take place the 17h
Msrch' 1875. AZ this saves Mr. Peters from pay1cg
expenses hope this lneas WI so,s BON sa on Ind me-
State street, where man and money arc ai"ass
This challenge is open for one week, End yo1 eont
accept don't want to hear any more oatalae Lak oo
put up or shut up. 'E1h1 aoShoA"
ST. pATR1cK's DAY.
The irish Literary Association, as 1ne!l 4aat
business meeting, adopted the following Literary
programme for the banquet part OF the st. Pat-
ricks night celebration 1t the Sherman House:
"rbs day We celebrate John F. Finerty. Ausle-
.The President Of the United States "-5udge Tfes-
n1usic-"H Hail Columbia" o..,.....,
"rhe City Of Chicago "-Ma9of col'1n. 1@oea@7ao1
Independence Of Ireland "a L. Moff1son'
nsis Wearing .ss.1 ot te orsen rw Sullivan Song
Miss Emma Baxter. up,,z
Tiprerary n-John J. FitzEibbon. Aune-' ho1d
Recitation-James ocefn.
"Tbe Irish-Amerc4u Bar "-JuEhes scsls. Song
1ho%es mea e90asis 81 ths North W. O. Mcclure Music
" Qrauge and Green."
Ths Laden "-HearJ r. Donovan. Music
Lores Young Dream."
The speeches. by unanimous resolution OF the
Association, have been sIE1ctlJ 1lW'teu ~ 0o'oA
minutes each. ~
The ball programme comprises sixteen dances,
and. in order that tho floor may be cleared by
1880 o'clock, at the latest, the banquet must
commence at O'clock shaFp Ihs paeps1atdans and
for the event are being rapidly completed ana
good time nay be looked for.
UNIVERSITY rIACE rrENs
Water-mains and branch-pipeS are causing
much trouble sud no little cursln. IN thrs Ticnl-
+ ". MANY houses have had no water for more
| than a month now, and the return OF spring Ano
| melting winds is anNously awaited.
DR.. Moss, President Of the University; has ts.
| ken rooms Tor himself and family al the Douglas
| House. The Rev. Dr.. Dickerson, the nav JOINT
nroprietor OF the Standard, recently arrived from
| boston, has also secured quarters It the same
house, which is doarishing under the manage
ment OF Mr. Richman.
| A runaway Thursday resulted in peculia
manner. The horse, dragging cutter, can't
! main on Cottage Grove avenue, near thirty
| third street. and where two holes had been aug
I.aanuc the first hole, in which we're Two men
the autual fell into the second. breaking hls 1aV
| and fotelegs He was shot and put out Of nlset.
| as soon as poss1ble
There will be an entertainment Monday even
ing in the University Place Baptist Church. 10
| the benefit of the College Literary Societies
| which have just bought piano. and now dea1r
funds 70 pay for it. Prof. McAnerty, bz1lllan
reader will give some OF his best selections, an
| music will be furnished by the University quar-
tette, The entertainment cannot fall to 10 On
joyahle.
There VETO no exercises ut the college o.
Washington's birthday. TIE students Observes
the day according to custom, by supper ~
entertainment in the evening. As whole, th
affair has not been excelled on any p1sTlon
celebration. The supper was pretty VOL spole
by the unexpected abseuce Of the gus at the mo
! ulenr when gas vas most wanted III tEe dining
hall After IN hours delay the result was col
soup and cold coffee. Tho toasts we're warznl
RESPONDED to, however, and the feast OF reaso
was exceptionally good. DR.. Morsa talked pleas
antly, ex-President Doolittle made some sfr1ln
remarks, Pref freeman paid glowing tr1out
to George w., and Dr.. Burroughs presented tn
| "outlooks" Of the times as they appeared :
him. The music by tho Glee-CIu WAS gooc
and the only drawback to the pleasure IVES tn
lAtsness Of the hour of adjournment
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