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nrst time in America, Messrs. Nu. BeloIs powerful
domestic DRAMA !" M afs & IN Madffroasee
The play VII be progn.ed VAN new and elegant
muse by Sir TissiseToS VII new furniture and sp.
puintments. anu tnu following cast:
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DR.. Osborne, London physician. Mr. J. II. 81 ODDAKr
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EDwAlsD NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. DELANEY
lON1 HAk l..........ss...as.. ..s-iAWN Ohtl.l.l
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Struto tn, AMI TIE Nrsl lnit' duiY fNullAi- rA-
'epIe'U al =. ~. r"ral. a.. tlo' oi tanai o.
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IL SEW YORK CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC,
No East IAN ct - door tasi oi 9th Nv
Ladies and geatemen my Jlin SELECT Dramatic
Assuciatlsh by persona. application.
, 1876-05-21
ANNOUNCEMENTS.

The temperance meeting conducted st o'clock
Sunday afternoon BY the Womsn's Christian Tenn
perance Union will be addressed At the lecture
room Of the First Methodist Church by Hra J.
Ellen Foster, Of Clinton, Ia.
Prot. A. P. Burbank will give choice selection
Of readings at Wabash Avenue N. z. Church, cor
Music By the Dlaney Quartette Club Tickets Is
eeuts, at Lyon & Healy's, No. l62 State street.
Doors open at p. H., reading to commence at s.
The leaders OF the daily Temperance meetings at
No. $50 Madison street, ]. II. C. A. Building
Q. B Wilson; Tuesday, Mrs. n 4. Williams;
Wednesday, Mrs. T. 3. Corse; Thursday, Mrs. n.
A. Barnes; Friday Mrs. o. 3. Schuyler; Satur-
day, Mrs~ ". J. Kermotk
The people OF North Chicago viii save themselves
much trouble and confusion II they will bear in
Nj. @. II. Dyer, Is at Room 16 Mccormick Hall,
corner Of Clark and Kinzie streets and not the
roorn in Mccormick Block, corner Randolph and
Dearborn
A dramatic entertainment, the 'tR.scne" :" will
be given by the Young Mems SodaIty OF the Blessed
Virgin attached to St. Stephens Church. corner
Ohio and sangamon streets, this evening The
Young Mems Sodaties OF the Blessed Virgin Of the
Holy Family. St. Ma1y's, and St. Johns arc In
vited.
Tho Eorth-Side Turner's, always alive TO ruzal
peasures will 60 themselves, and ask their friends
to 80 with them On grand excursion to the tree
all the chAFms Of country life await the happy par
tieipants. a special train is provided by the Chi
caSo Northwestern Railroad Company, which
st.rts from the Kinzie Street Depot at O'Clock
n. Sunday, June i, leaving Milwaukeo on the re-
turn at 10 o'clock p. the same day. Tickets
good for three days Cost only S. to be obtained at
the NoztA-Side Turner Hall and on the cara-
, 1876-05-21
CENTENNIAL.

The Sunday Qurotion---Proposcd Grand
Choral scrv1ce---Worlx of Picture vaadals.
Special Dispatch to The Tribune
PHILADELPHIA, May 20.-The United States
Commission has adjourned until July 3. At
the meeting to-day Mr., George W. Biddle, who
had just been elected Solicitor, resigned, and
Mr.. John s. Shoemaker was reelected to the
position which ha has held for tile past three
years.
The Executive Committee then reported that
they had heard IN argument from Mr. Biddle in
favor Of opening the grounds on Sunday, but
they recommended that no action be taken. The
report excited long discussion, aud was finally
adopted. This practically ends the Sunday ques-
tion, as nothing eau be done until tie next meet
ing in July.
III: Theodore Thomas has suggested to tic
Centennial Committee to invite I'll musicians
On the 4tA of July, and perform Handel's Te
Deum. The success Of the orchestra on the
opening dag has led to this ctfcrt to secure for
the Centernia annvcrsay choral service which
has never been rTyalcd-
Mention has heretofore been made Of the
gross carelessness, amounting almost to vxn-
daljsm, which has beeI exhibited on the part OF
visitors to the art-ga1IerY. People f1spect-
ing the pictures hare used caucs and umbrel-
las as pointers, ard consequently have ma1red
many Of the statues and paintings. To-day the
Austrian department. Of the art-gallery was
closed BY order Of Dr. Otto Gross, tie con1nis.
sioner in charge The notice On the
door states that, owing to the fact that
two valuable pictures had been ruined by
canes OF umbrellas being pushed through them.
the department would remain closed until rail.
ways were put around the exhibits aud methods
devised fer their projection.
Charles Francis Adams IS selected BY the
Committee for orator on the 4th of July,
, 1876-05-21

Randolph stzret- At thia time he noticed that
tlrs. Fitzsimmons was encien.c- Early on the
morning of Monday, May 6, the son OF the deceased
chilled upon him and solicited his attendan:e upon
House and found ths womanin great distress, Hhe5 r.
husband. who waa win her, told him she had
8 got through" Upon examination, it
was, fonnd that she had been dc1iT. ~
na,., sroa sf four month"; xsnrad fetas; the the
Doctor that III abortion had been periormed Men
dny night the patient was very low. I1esoay
morning the Doctor called sgGin and insisted upon
Mr.. Htzsimmons' revealing al the facts, at tho
Wao DID IN hs seSSys t. him S assa foF
mons hereupon informed hin, that she produced
the abortion herself; thai she had dodse the aalne
thing twice before IN Iowa, where her physician
advised her that third experiment Eouid
aRsuLT IE HER DEArH.
wsanssSsSy sgen4S aoa oaatng Dr. Ads +, tassgn
Of another engagement He. however,
went in the evening when he gave up all hopes Of
recovery. The phJBiciana certificate e'sen asaign~
q os St t sh .ba hoa
ever, is written as the cause Of death, '.acnte
metsitis and peritouitis, .foi'oming abortion"
To explain the nnseemfy haste OF removal, It Is
atated tasat the keeping Of the body would incur
Coroner notified d. P.s Arndt asczibes to bis own
consideration for the feelings Of the relatives, as
he ~as csnvinced that the WOMAN clone Was re-
spunstbae fof her death.
To coufrm bis belief TINT the woman took her
1he With her own hands, Dr.. Arndt says TINT in
company with Police Officer stownrt, he entered
the Randolph House Saturday,-the corpse was re-
moved on Friday Mtcrnoor14-and WIS Informed by
an old Indy apd girl that deceased said she per-
formed tho operation hcrself
ed as phJsician CoroneE7 and Coronezs jury in the
premises.
, 1876-05-21
TERRIFIC EXPLOSION.
BURSTING Or 4 ALo0oHorIyE--F1vEM MHH wouHD


An explosion, the counterpart Of which has not
occurred in this city for some years. occurred yes
testsay morning on the Michigan Southern Rail-
road. Locomotive explosions on all tue lines CEN
tcrfng In this city have been Of the most dis
astrous nature but the one yestesday cannot be 50
considered. Although ave men we're rather badly
scaded, none killed outright or injured fatal
y. and the damage done to surrounding property
was corresroudingly light The facts as nearly IS
ste:rained are follows: Ata5oIt o'clock In the
morning w. E. Brewer, engineer, and Vim Stafford,
No. 81, down the road to within loo feet Of Hsrri-
son street, where they took up position on side
1faek. preparatory to taking ont the morning pas
singe1 : ta'n: While waiting, Drewer left the en-
INC sheds IN the vicinity He was gone not more
.aan IN I've mnntss The fireman, Stafford, also left
b. s.ra MINUTES 70 "a aftsr Bewer leayng the engine
brewer left her- This, however, is rather improb-
aose. Tor few minutes after Stafford left the boil
es.tfslpaS np9ded d. with frshtful dstonstion and
was as the time quite mum nuGher ineaS of
people IN the neiEhborhood; wo1kmen wera At
morS on az sides, both on the railroad and in the
denscy populated tenement on Biler aae aTenne me
were teas tdaa 100 feet away. Contrary to The
Ei .nSS Ssa e Gys N
Is feet away from the engine. When H. cro.ed
5nehed in after the explosion, these were fonnd
TUABLEp ABorT PaoM1scuousLY.
bleeding from the wounds caused by lyinr rni..ea
end the snddeu aud forcib'c hurting to the ground
81 b9d 1a4as 'a and rGsss sIaes With ss
oace removed to mors coniortsbe were oas,t.9s at
and attended by DR.. H: c, sedgewick Al exam.
iaaon Pr9gsa r1s then to ee not q s*7ou.y injured
sealded and bepsed 70 tnuca 50 that lis lie Ess 4
asaf deapaaxed ~. as Vas removed to ths County
, 1876-05-21

Special ngpdtcA 70 1As ITibunA
BOSTON, May 20.-NeWton Morse, Of NattcfE,
another Of our cx-legislators, aud singularly
enough Winslow's predecessor in the Senate and
unsuccessful competitor for the nomination
when Winslow got it, has lighted out. a passion
for gambling led him 2stray aud resulted
in the loss Of all his proper
ty, besides money collected for the
Newton National Bank, sums borrowed from
personal friends, and money left to his children
by IN aunt. Morse was until recently
respected and honored man, proui-
neut member Of the orthodox church,
aud we'll connected. He served through the
Rebellion in a Massachusetts, regiment, and
1t the close OF the War resumed his law
studies defraying his expenses by working at
shoemaking Three or four years ago he was
admitted to the Bar and began the practice Of
law. He was popular With the citizens OF Ma
tick, who twice elected him Representative to
the Legislature and once Senator. He Was Chair
has held other minor offices. The sums borrow
ed from friends in Boston, Needham, Framing
ham, Sherborn, and Holliston, and which he
lost in gambling, amount to $4,000. His house,
8 small one in the western part Of the town, is
mortgaged for $500. Here bis grief-stric}zen wife
and two children, Q boy Of Il and a girl OF Is
years, are now residing. Fees as Trial Justice
and those Of his constab1es and all his earnings
haze been s4uandersd at the gaming table; also
$1so which he collected to reimburse the town tor
money mfsappropriated went the same way. 4
he had left town7 and Is said to have gone to
California, the necessary funds being furnished
by his victims, uho were glad to get him out Of
the way.
, 1876-05-21

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Hospital. and a. M neonpw Is doanS ey VET ~ ne1l e.
aienaet 4el{, ,s bnpna NJ ~ SoneF
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taaaen, VIZ sAsnssy psu-1ao anu .sau1I.
AFTER toe "ounuea 80 ptopeIy ~ieu iut} aslo 81.
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a1o1ug! ps, we.sninS so015 22o pn1a poItsE "7s We
carried mo nc eeone-5Atu Q! bofen"eck q aen-
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dsassef. II aasneo w.ta1n lSr 1nc1es oI tae ncao
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EomplStey oln4lne nta WIN Ine n1uu anu stolS
4aHt u1a4ouseu " lta CoaH@es VITA Ioe ftvu1s9.
, 1876-05-21
TIE CITY-HALR.

The City Treasurer received Sc, 0So from the Wa
| ter Department, and $50, 900 from County Treas
| urer Huck-
The beginning OF the change-about in Offices be
tween the City Collectors and the Water Depart.
uents commenced yesterday
The Judiciary Committee is called for Monday al
4o'clock p. m in Room % Reaper Block, corne,
| Of Washington and Clark streets.
Sanitary Superintendent Ben c. Miller VA,
around the City-Hall yesterday afternoon, and hat
] Short talk witt Mayor Hoyne.
Owing to the absence OF the Chairman, there wss
no meeting Of the Committee Rules for the gov.
| eminent of the Council yesterday afternoon.
The Council Committee on Police met last night
at o'clock and adjourned from the Cfty-Hall to
the room Of Aid. Pearsons at the Palmer House.
lengthy discussion took place. hut it Was decided
TO Withhold it from the press.
The Committee on Printing met yesterday morn
Ing, and opened bids for printing the Council. pro-
was John r. Daily at ST. 10 per page, The cor
tract will probably he let to him ae soon as the
ordnance authorizing the COMMITTEES to let the
contract has been passed in the Council.
Tho list OF employees Of all departments, their
aslaries, and statement. Of their duties, which
was ordered by the Council, has been prepared by
the heads Of the different departments, and is in
the hands q City CLERK Butz, who refuses to give
Council e''~'' ~ ~''
City Clerk Butz has made requests Of ee2cral e1-
Aldermen for the Aldermanic badges which the
city bought for the use Of its rulezs, and in every
case was refused possession Of the star. He will
80 state to the Council Monday night The badges
are not OF great valae, but might be found handy
on tundry occasions to dcad-head ride on the
street-cars, or to get passed into come place Of
amusement.
The receipts in the License Department are most
wofuly small. the daily aserage income being 1ess
than $50; The reason given for it is that people
L sope Of Beng psSa @eS dc m
general renovation Of the system Of collection is
introduced BY the Council, and until that time
advantage is being taken Of the unsettled state Of
the MayoTaIty question.
b. ar: Covin ia now the most deserted part of the
ty-Ha1l: There are no longer the crowds OF bum
srd the change
to bother tue place with their presenccs The dif-
ference fn the surroundings Of the Colyin and
noyae ADMINISTRATIONS i. IS great As in the Admin
etraightiorwardness seene to pc1ta ta1e the place.
The Board Of Public Works INSIDE smother move
yesterday that will commend itself to the Council
and the fricnds Of d cheaper City Government,
x'' ne ex6eed T ID general ne sRs M %
reduction in the force Of employees and sal
asies Seven shut,o men plumbing inspect
the wages street forcmen were reduced from so
70 s. per day. plumbing inspectors are now get
ting g instead ef s.: ta2pets we're reduced from
pers ia allowed Sc. 5o-not s. per day, as hereto
fore Hugh Reed q noted one IN his line, got the
ns @ 9Th e. a. sseT9k
instances remained in IN unrepaired condition for
q week at 4 time. The board received the resigna-
on Sf nMsnGy Gallagher sfet for the
appointed to the vacancy,
, 1876-05-21
THE COUNTY BUILDING.

The Committee On Public Buildings and Hospital
! yesterday authorized the purchase ot suitable
scales for use ut the new hospital in receiving
goods.
Commissioner Lonerg1o estimates that II the
work On tho new Conrt- House goes forward this
year, abeut s3o5, 600 will he expended. The
progress Of tic work depends upon the action Of
tho Board in letting the contract for cut~stone.
Some two yea.s ago Mr. Smyler, Of the Town
at Lake, was elected Justice Of the Peace. There
was some tnformality in the election, and he never
was through tho instrumcntality Of Providence and
the friendship Of the County Board in appointing
him to I'LL vacancy.
Commissioner Schmidt is IN receipt Of u letter
from one Of his constituents who wants to be ap-
pointed On the Grand jury, mot for the money
that is or may be In such job, but simply to gain
an idea OF how Americans are treated by that
setting forth that the writer has lived in the cty
tHentJ -sh years. and never served as juror.
TIE COUNTY ASSESSORS.
In obedience to a call from the Committee On
Equalization Of the County Beard most Of the AS
daF morning in the Commissioner room. The
object Of the meeting was to consult in reference
to assessing, and 10 arrive ut home understanding
or agreement by which the assessment might be
made more uniform aud accurate this year than it
had hccn In the past Commissioner Busse called
the meeting to order. and Mr. Sherman, Of River
tary. general and Informal talk followed, in
which Mr Busse called attention to the fact that
the 60 city last year had been assessed on
PAID "a. :, on 10, 600. which. be said, was
attention 70 similar items going to chow that the
city Was poor in watches, Clocks jewelry, pianos,
and carriages, while the country towns were
wealthy in such luxurics. No action Of any nature
Wastaken, aud the meeting adjourned aine die
The County Clerk, In this connection, directs at-
tendon to the following extracts from tbs law.
which II observed alike by the property holder and
Assessor, must remeaythe grievances OF all PARTIES:
SEC "a. Persons required to list personal prop
erty shall make ont and deliver to the Assessor at
the time required schedule Of the numbers.
amounts, quantity and quality Of all personal
property in their possession, or under their con-
troll required 10 be listed for taxation by them.
It shall be the duty Of the Assessor to determine
aud fix the fair cash value Of all items OF personal
property.
SEC. 58. Tint whenever the Asaessor shall be Of
opinion that the person listing property for himself
or for any other person, company, or corporation
has not made 3 full. fair, and complete rchedule
Of such property, he may examine such person IN
der oath In regard to the amount Of property he in
authorized to administer oaths; and II such per-
son shall refuse to aziervef under oath and fniI
discovery make the Assessor mag list the property
OF such pesscn or his principal, according to his
best Judgment or information. II the person 70
examined shall swear fo2sely, he aha be guilty Of
perjury and punished accordingly.
, 1876-05-21
DOUBLE MURDER.


AND HERsELF.
On the northeast corner OF Randolph aud Canal
streets stands four-rtory yellow brick building
known IS the Randolph House,-an Institution
which, while giving board and lodging to almost
anybody who can pay for the same, offers extra
Inducements to stock men.
Here shout midnight Of Thursday week occur
red ths death Of a woman from abortion under
peculiar circumstances. Tho name Of the dcceas-
ed }s Mrs Fitzsmmons the mother OF several
children. five Of whom are living. She was about
SO years old, and described aa m industrious
woman. Her husband il said to be rather dissi-
pated in his habits. They arrived in this city 40
recently that but little Is known OF the family
history.
That woman suddenly died in the Randolph
House crept out asa matter Of course, and theo-
Ties were formed by the people in the vicinity.
Sudden deaths ezli for tho attention Of the Coro.
ner In this case, however, the Coroner was not
notified. There was one thcorist who made note
of this;MRedmond Sheridan Justice Of the Peace,
In the little Eouse over the way,
dan, Those Office is opposite the hotel Randolph
street obssrYed several men carry rough wooden
= wagon Everything seemed to be done
In very hasty and business-like man
ne5: 1! The natter exciting his aPprshen-
and hurried across the road. Meeting Mr. Fit3-
simmons, he decidedly informed him that the
transaction was rery indecent to the least that
~ 4Nst, ~ "olo''u no''A Altu eAuuEuly. IL 1a6
mo1ed, and
AN INQUEST HELD.
he was shown the burial permit, hut insisted rpon
his demand. uailing Officer Stewart OF the Lake
Street Squad, be accordingly placed the corpse Of
Mrs: Fftzsfmmons in his custody, and proceeded to
the Barnes House. whence he telegraphed for the
Coroner. When he returned the ghastly freight
had disappeared, the officer allowing the expEese-
man to drive OF On being shown the burial permit
subsequently the Coroner arrived to ind no sub
1ect- In that officials hands Mr.. Shridan left the
mattcr: He had ascertAined. however, that the
physician In the case WAS DR.. p S. Arndt.
- Dr: 2. S. AFndt, whose ofice is at No. 50 East
randolph street. states that he first called to
ssse4d any Of the family short time since, when
Mr fltzs'1nnnons' youngest boy received injuries
Oom heaoa caught BY tbs swinging ot the hdage at