, 1875-03-14


Attorney should give little Of bis time to en-
forcing them to comply with the Law.
xETHuA-8cuELE1.
This evening Mrs. Iethua-Schellar, the most
accomplished acdesB on the German stage n
this country, and also al accomplished English
actress, taEes hor benefit d: the Grand opera
House. The German company, Of when MiS-
Sche1lcr is the brightest star, has, during Inc
last year, made unusual efforts to give rue yer
mans in thiE city the finest r:presentauons u
thus country. They have not been ~ *eh re- p4tsou~
ized as the management had hoped. still toex st@
enneavorine to cfealea permanent Gernsn thea
tre in this city worthy OF the namo, as tnoss
heretofore in existence have been un"o1tns ~
such an appeQation. -: :, ~.
:. 1esn;t md His Pupi1. = comedy which has re-
ceived the greatest praise from tho entite 1el-
man prees. and has been PLAYED IN o.! the pe1n-
cipal theatres in Germany. Mrs. scoenet 1aEes
a male part, that of Charles, the 1f-!eat-oio son
Of Baron con coroon "nlcn PAT star ~ taAe1 Ky ~
Alexander Wurster, the manager Of the compa-
w t.I-ea tha mart of Scipion uo1a Fi-uncaTcsle-
Mr. Adolph Bender, Mrs. johanna Pelissier, and
III tbe other favoriteF also appoar. Mrs- Schel-
Ter deserves that the Germans turn ont en- max4s
and give her = bumper
Two weeks from now Mr. Wurster takea 4
conon1imeutary benefit at the Grand Opera
HOUSE, rendered him by the leading Germans in
the city.
Mr.. Edward H. Teall, the V'ce-President Of
the Chicago Board OF Underwriters. has sent the
following letter of resignation to the Secretary
Of ths Bos1d, and which will be acted upon at
the next meeting which comes of early in April:
CH1cAoo, March sd. Goodwi.., Jr, Es1.. F1rs'-
President Of the Chicago Board Of Underwriters:
also desire to notify the Board Of my Withdrawal
from The Hereafter the :, companies Which
Please accept my hCBt wishes for yourself, md oeueve
M Jour obeaiens servant, EnwARD n TE411.
Mr.. Teall has taken this step because he has
decided TO Withdraw from the Local Board alto
gether The fun Of Tean d Fisher, which has
dono business here during the last ten years
solve Mr. Fisher taking the Rhods 1aland
Insurance Association, assets 81, 300, 600, Star
Fue Insurance Company, New YORK. assets
auronce Company of Phonix, N. y, $500, 800.
Mr. TeAll takes the Wcstchester Fire insurance.
Company Of New York. assets $500, 600, and tho
St. Nicholas Fire Insurance Company Of Ne"
Fork, assets $780, 900.
Sir, Tea1l. though he witbdrnws from the
Board, il one OF the safest and most re1abl: in
surapce men in the CITY, and he only witbdr& ss
because his companies desire him to do So 10
!11. Tean the Board loses one Of its mort fai:h-
full and energetic members
ST. FATRIck's DAT.
Ihn Irish Literary Association have completed
all their arrangements for tho sixth annual ba11-
quet and ball OF the society, to be held ut the
Sherman HOUSE next Wednesday evening, March
H. Hand will supply the music and the hotel
people will do their utmost to make things COM
fo1table ut the banquet Tho speeches aud re-
citations xill Re very brief, 80 that tho
lovers Of dancing need not be alarmed
about any trespassing upon their tune.
In order to assist the officers OF
e1ary exercises over at an early hour the guests,
isdies and gentlemen, are particularly requested
to be in ION time" The banquet will COM
mence At o'clock sharp.
The following committees will be 1t the MOTEL
at 80 lock:
R.ceotton-rhe:Hon. ". x. Sullivan, the Hon. l. l.
Morrison, tho Hon. Arthur Dixon, the Hon John T.
Scanlan, the Hon ". ". o'Bsien, Capt: Thomss
Brennzn oo, jaime. QutGk, John yFitzsdeeon NAL
Agnew, Martin oBaan, F. heHueh, E. T. Cooke
417anaen,e,ts-w c. Mcclure Justice scu1ly. Capt.
Daniel CuIrk. Capt. c. P. Mckay, Mortimer scanan,
s. J. Forhan, H. F. Donayan J. B. Roche, J. J. Egan,
!: F: Ba,!sy, Matthew Fleming. George D. Plant
Floor ManoQrs-Capt- Thomss Brennan, Davad
Mccarthy, Timothy J. Darcy: Michael W Smith, The
Hon John F. sc4nlsn Nj Charles n3o, aooS IN: =.
PREF.
In order to avoid disappointing guesta who
haye 80 far failed to procure tickets, = few have
been left At tie Office Of the Sherman. undnr the
care Of Ar Wentworth
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
Crond Paeide-A ". Ro:nnson, Detroit Capt. 4.
Ross Houston, .. s. A.; F. B. Behr, London, Eng
+. II. Naon, Boston Lyman Elnore, Brooklyn ;
william Res, Pttsburg ". q. Knocke Cint tnnsti
Martin Collins, St. Louis; F. F. Drake, ST. Paul
Col ]. II. W4lker, CaGfornis; J. Il. 8aas. fofs
Wayre; ]. D. Campbell, Davenport: h Ehoate,
Winons s 3. cusnman, Syracuse; g: +. Warner
hartford Gan. J. Kslpatick- New York: ". F.
oTifatts, Jr:, Phiiadelphis.; a: b: cerelsnd, Nsw
YORK ". Q. King Topeka: IT. q. VieheEy. Yer
mont. fanlnaer Heuse-Theodore II. Cones. New
York F. l. Wilson. Bangor ]. " Gillette, Fond du
Lac George l. Woods, Utah Charles ". Pr&tt Oh
wego; ". ". Rose, Now York Henry EckIy, Borton
S. 7. Hausar, Montana; E. l. Pam, Iowa
Rro1 O. =. Few Boston ouIh,R ~ g. o. feFtss, SF.n,
cisco: Joseph G. Gibbons, Cincinnati: s. =.
Davenport Minnesota George Wier, sou1 City: A.
Howard, New York; J. II. Chandler, Long Island a.
O. Barstow, Providcnos; c. 7. DAvison. Bslsimora
J. P. Kidde!, Dakota 2. Goldsehmidt Oregon Heo-
~ Acock Engand; II. 8. Hnbbal Buffalo; 1aaac
Krakert New York. fremont I3ouse-A 4.
Bevin, Connecticut; N. E. Root, st. Louis; " 8.
Woods, Pennsylvania J. NJ HxrdinE Boston C52fsa
i. AcSai1, 81 Louis; Charles E Fa1. eoaton r. F.
% IN; T. P. Waite, B@s.on; John J: Kitchen,
Detroit; james l. Lorest. oaaana; q B. Roger "
troit; t. Kohns New York. Sherman Houss@J.
O'Connuz, Boston Il S. Cook. New Orleans: Z: r
WIptsruuute J. E. Adams, Yanktnn; Gilbert PaEEsf,
Rochester; r. G. Field, s. 6. Holland, St Paul; r.
Horae1, St. Louis; II. j.. Savage, Boston y. y
sprague, Providence. Ga,dner Ho.se-G E Bates
Buffalo. II. T.; F. P. Burchard. Kanfakea; a. g.
Cotton, St. Louis: Charles J. Batun, Champaign
Mrs, ]. '. Burns and family, New York: E. g. Far.
sona Kalamazoo: D. B. CAnfald, Phttdaipm2
George Stewart, Dundee