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, 1881-09-25

Grand Western tournament.
There will be held in Lincoln Park, in this city
Oct and g. a great archery, tournament under
the auspices OF the Grand Western Archery So
c1ety, and under the favor and patronage of the
North Side Archery Club. There will be Il large
attendance OF visiting archcrs from other States,
and it Is confidently expected BY the committee
III chnrgc that tho SUCCESS OF the meeting froui
an archery view will be e,l,latcd only by the
Ereut Natlouat meet!ng lately hcls. Il, Brooklyn,
out with ncrhups st,t;lt additional fcutirEs:
laaes-flEsl days arrows u yards, u ARROWS ut
- yart+-
sevond dny-is arrows ut 20 yards, II arrows ut 80
yards.
Gert!cnen-Frst day arrows at lC0 yards IS
aFto". NJ ~ yards. II arrows ut tu sarus.
SesIA day" ARROWS ut lUU yards, IL arrows At 81
Yards, - arr1Ws Mt To- yurLs-
The shooting will begin each day Mt a. H.,
ana e!s'se 1T l. H.. beginning again at!:JA r. M.
n1ad closing ut the conclusionof the round liked
10 be shot. No llUre beautiful range for arch
cry practIce could pnsSiliy be found thuu the
one choscn upon the south lawn iu LINCOLN
Iark, aud rs the same spot has been chosen us
tue site OF the Granu National Archery Meeting
It Will no duubt greatly interest -uur IciadlE:.
Archers toattc!tfthis meeting in order to uolc
ING surroundings, and TO try their bows over the
range. and thus discover its favorable or u1,-
favorable qualities. Tic headquarters Of tic
archtrs VII! be at the fremont Hunsc. from
within one block OF which the strcct-c;lrs rl.1,
directly to the GROUND. Official programs can be
Obtained OF j. Q. Blake, :; Suite street.
, 1881-09-25
HAVERLY-,S TIIEATkE.


Twelfth Night" has been played to light
houses during its second week upon The
stage of 1avcrly's Theatre. Even the "jolly
comedians" could not make It /; SUCCESS.
and we doubt il it will lone remain among
tho pieces in their repertoire. MessrS. Rob
sun and Crane did good work, but tic play
Vas lacking III the elements essential to St.
cure popularity. They will play it in The
country for time and when they make
their temperance here III the sprln. will
probably have something better suited to
ainuse and Interest the public than the re-
yised version of Il great play with which
they opened the season as IIaverly's new
theatre.
Monday night Mr.. JOHN 1fcCuItouch will
make his first appearance here this season il,
Sheridan Knowles tragedy of ..Virgiui,ls.
MI AcCullough's engagement is for three
weeks, and it is expected that %Virsinius:-
Will run through the first week. 1Irviui,ts
Is one of this sterling tragedian's best i1uper-
sonatlons, and one in which he has often be-
Tore been seen i'll Chicago. lts revival is in
tended to be made memorable as the most
elaborate and complete representation ever
gwen III this country. One feature will be
ene introduction OF the costly costumes,
asa'ofs' aud other parapherualia 1aanufact-
o'eo especially for Mr.. McCulloueA:s pro-
, 1881-09-25

| tH'tTS Utility anu uclIcalc 1ol tAt tleeA
! dress.
Haynes, wholesale dealer in patterns ha:
gone 10 New York III interest Of his pattern:
| and Palace of Fashion, 200 North Clark.
Fetherly. 1;3 Wabasl-ay., las just received
the latest Paris fashions in hair for the com
ing season, aud novelties in hair ornaments
l,etl aud green will be the fashionable con
| trasts Of co.1rS. Cot0rcu Spanish faces arc
! Imported for autumn.
For superior stamping and embroidery
visit States, =; Randolph street.
! in Iortnsa! !: WitlnW cannot marry If she
! is over 50 Years Of age, but whoever heard OF
! II witlow rs old lis tflat!'
! I4atlts. Step into l;.lIplls shoe parlors and
see those elegant shoes. - State street.
| Curtains and fine iaces cleaned and repaired,
| also kill gloves and feathers c1eaned and
dyed. ". X. Horn, NJ State, Room s.
II is now comparatively cNccptinnal to b.
shown Il model coslllMe from Paris, 1nad..
! Ut Il single fabric.
Slrrlng, pl'Atin@. Misunderstanding, at
II. \. St;the,n'S, " State, Eoo!n !; elevator.
''Ere,nuvr'S Eureka BreaI'' continues to
PLEASE tile palate vi tile must fastidiUus, III
:tcronnt s.f rs purity and fine tlavor.
u drapery hanse ;dyertises lawn dresses
tlt.t will w;sl. Isn't it the business OF
lat1dress to WASH ::
Many line jobs in decorative w:ll-papering
!!aye bcen executed BY y. I. Walker, of 2l45
- .'''1,a '''e1'u.' -: e'lle l'io''''i'
,,r,s.n; '1 '"p'c Sou''s
o'!nsloii st"ch 10 "'le4u'teu'
,aso's .tie pi'tlh.coo!ea VI in9nocnrnne
o., ;,nr;i a.. ~ ilie ~ I
=. ,!. .iE ,l"r ~ T. @ t'l ,h a.'ts IS mesttu ~
f,lmts for u',tdm,r war ri tic wintpr A' ~0'
Mrs n = l.rt,..,' i,:,s ;u.t ,rr;,..I f,o;..
pr: ,,i vi H. ,:;ts i,,n'; r a, 5s' "a H"t
,nrtt.it m;liinrrc ''0' ~ 'A7ps'1 t'
1vo ,s.,,r, ,,,,+1o,,.a, ,,,,,o ,ro ,ho,,4 -
,,,,'',.,r, ;,nt "no ,e s1pout u
t,;rs "a Adan,s str,..t ara str;'ti, tirs.riss
,r1,a ~ 80, ~"
.i! iHg :''lnosa corresponding ol tile Einclli-
kr,uin. i boar,Iii,"- -1,nIs. % nj the Snrin.,S -
;Tnis descent from, Pcgasl;s to plnfn hasii is
rt.lI,rk;lbi,!
MINI, Morse has i,,st roturnp from abroad
with latest STYLES III French tlrrss ,uaItcr1ls
,rhitt, Viii ~. .,.v,, ~ Ia r,,nn,s T' nr.IaS
in Intcr-Ucc;.n Building, ROOM ii.
cait NJ U11rh Il ;rn.1,.:: -, St,ta strn,r '
S.,the :: Electric I,irI,.n u,rlnr hr;,tcr at
Nrr,vi,, f,anrt.fl,s .,,}l HrnbasI, o,t.,,tn
>.'rhc Darlmr' stj,I triulupila,t as the
pre;tlt.,t can Mrs. Ijudr.. Xxi I'd strsat
old friend of tic family rnurnal.ht.S hrr dix
cruelty. II am sire. nv tl..ar;' he ,avs.
gently. :tlat yot, have not chosen as wis;.ly
as yUil ,uirj,t ,Ilayi. ,It,nt. lid ynur ,uur |
dear husband only been nIiy4, liz would never
have let yuu make such Il ,atcl1.''
Paragon ranges. S,;,ycy's f,a1ace furnaces.
ueclu ljaror Stoves. Stay,v Il t'0.. 40 State |
Enucrrs & sous, cr],.l,rutpd c,,t,t.r, new
f1,,;, VIVA ;..n, ,.,Y..l-''t. o"d III t;".t KY
'Ia,, Observation-Disclosures NJ Dni1nn:s 81 Sfatr
): AWAY, nava voI rrn ,, sai, IN oId m,n
, 1881-09-25

".All tie l:uec" has drawn very light
houses during tile past week. Ii will he s1tc~
ceetlcd tomorrow night by Denual, TIunl,-
son in the con'edy~.lranla OF "JesIlu;l Whit
comb" Those who have witnessed Mr.
TEompson>s imltv>onation Of 1lie hone>1,
manly old New England farmer will b. .-:t
Of Ill opportunity to see it again. Thuse
who have not scen it have miSsed<;l rare
treat. Uncle Josh. rs played By Mr. Tisomp-
son, is Il capital bit OF character acting, and,
next to Owens Salon Single, i, the best
representation Of the Yankee h,tsban,lulan
ever given within our recollection. The
piece when last given here ran for five weeks
to full llo,lst.s The present engagement is
limited to two weeks. The company SLIP
porting 1r. Thompson is the same that w:is
with him when lie WAS here before, but one
change having been 1n;ltle. Miss Julia Viii
son still takes the part Of Tot, and Nessrs.
Mar1inetti, Jcpson. Gale, Bean, Benson, and
Misses Coz. Logan, Lathrop, Nourse,
hobrrts, and Rogers are in tile cast.
, 1881-09-25
MEMORIES.

Far The t"'j'ty't Iri3tn*.
Sweetly round mt clinss the uomory
or my far-uT c'i|flh'uti's home,
AS sit III dreamy Sll:ncc,
W-nrt III 1"l!igh''s trepcning g]oo1n.>
Memory then IN silent !>iniuns
Watts mt gently 10 me S&ta1
Where the last farewell W;s5 spoken,
and the words. Forget mc not
Aud SCI. the dear OLD homestead,
Midst the trcvs hult-hiudeu stun1;
aid the lava. ~itf, sunny urJuEs,
Friendly sl,.lus Df clItlcr hunl.
And again set the dear ones.
That MI t:tr. ha: liccr fur,-ot,
And tain would EaiSpcr snIily-
10 thcn all: Forget NC not"
And again sec MY schooItuutes,
Ard the friends uf Chilulr,uus years,
ALI from whom sadly rurtcI,
All 'lI SORROW, alt iii tturs.
and seek a1uli the shadows
Fur iii answer Il, the thought:
" IS there one alltutlE the tuWbcr-
0ne who viii furgct mc not
Ah: NY chiltutod's days we're huppy,
anu 30 irs:c from tilrt, and pain;
II Only Guild recall 1hc.n-'
Dttt tf1eF' II Hevtr uotac again.
Nnw. though sometimes cart. lies hcnyy,
~ bright And rle:,sHn; il my lot;
iAerc art those who III my sorrow
Always do ''.IurGct me not"
Maggie J. JOHNSTON.
, 1881-09-25

Tho expectation raiscd by tho |nrge attend
ance 1T the opening vi the literary depart menf IF
the university are being fulfilled The fall
term i'll Garrett Bibiicui Institute and il the
Conservatory OF Mnsic hayc commenced. in
the former Dr. Miner Raymond suys he h,.s
fAugIt for seventeen years. mud that the class
now entering is tho lar9cst the Institute has
ever bad. IN tho conservatory the number Ut
students already exceeds II hundred. and more
Will surely come.
The Studcnts reception to DR.. CUMMINGS has
been postponed to tct j.
The Village Board OF Trustees met Friday
v evening" :. y % sever w:!s r. ordered on J1son av-
Simeon Cnuweli, for St,NU, MAS presented upd
npproved- The hpnasmen are: Il. S Foster, ii.
X Powers, und O. II. Mann. \ special meeting
after leaving the village without II tire depart
, ,nnnt Tor !nnrc than three months the Trustees
nnd rcorHaniIe the department.
Tomorrow VIII be observed III Evanston " as Il
day nt humiliation and 5nourulng,'' as tho rrrsI-
dents proclamation suggests. Arrangements
havc been Made to huld Il u1:iou service in the
Ac'hrlst Church ut ~: IN. Addresses will b..
aue i,al oS nnu1nDcr 9! tho citizens "t tho vii
Cuu.mu,ss. i. b.. IL. s., rreslienl Of a;hn tb4
university. The church is being appropriately
ness in the village will be closed ,i,1riu:: tnc duy
aIa every appropriate rite observed.
ing senior Glass in tho university held its an
tns result: President, H. \. McPhcr,rn: Vice
PRESIDENT. Miss A,ieiv Somers; Secretary. Harry
II. Miller: Treasurer, Frank ii. Merrill; Chat,-
ial's, John Lee The election Of participants In
cAlss-day exercises wis deferred until tho re-
suit II OF the Deering contest shoula bc known.
The Juniors hare elected: President, Z, &.
Plunfmer: Vice President. Miss Eyu Lane; Sec
retnry, Martin Crin!ey: TREASURER, Frunk T.
Lord; orator, l.. i. Iticc.
\ meeting OF the Uoat Club will be held TO-
morrow evening to finish up the work Of the
yenr anu hear report OF the years PROCEEDINGS
u dhc Key: George G. Soyes: .: D., will preach
Church. ~
The Rev. Frederick S. Jewell will preach this
morning and evening in st. Marks Epscopui
Church. A1''f'"-
The Rev. George Il. Pieser will preach this
fngrnlng ana evening in the Baptist Church.
and evening In the CongregA rional Church
III the continued illness of the Kcy,-A IS. Pit
supply this morning. =
, 1881-09-25

For TIE t'!tiea9, Tribune.
II Is = Waste Of time und words
10 talk philosophy u fools:
As wen attempt tu teach the birds
And b@aSts the us'. of reasons rules.
40 proof Is good cnuuyll Cor those
" no :iie 'tc!er.ninctl nu1 tD SCI
A;'d iraud and prej::dice opI,>se
Inc p!ai'lcst truths u1d fMcIs that be;
Tive demonstrations By the score
10 them. ANA ther will ask tor more,
70 prove whai has been proved before
auu tAcn the evidence Ignorc.
E.xuaI-t, i'll urtlrr tu cunrlnce,
ne arguments Of common sense,
Ihlio$opn'ze, review. explain.
20 MI ynn c;tu--'lis all III vain:
FROM reason still they keep aioof,
IAnd asS 1nr proof to prove the proof.
an OBJECT 10 o1cnd Or pleusc
Jepenls upnn the eye that secs-"
nose having ii defective sight
~. S;:n never see HI object right,
no'i.h placed for them iii any light:
-; ~ stubt'ori1 us t,llky nlllIc, -
1;1 tney u neither drive, nor coax, nor pull;
reason on them is thrown away
NJ cSldcnce cDpsjuccs-they
r'alhsf certainty debate prolons,
fof tT1" ste right-the {uets arc wrong.
ECkEDRp,
, 1881-09-25

Salsbury's Ironbuuours have drawn large
HOUSES with their new play during tile
past week. As we have already sail, the play
requires condensation. 1t is in Il t:liry*alis
state. There is too much play AM, tao little
of the characters for :. company like this one.
The first TWO acts cuuli easily be made one
without losing any Of the Stt'm t'"iItts and
amusing situations NJ. Salisbury is euN-
stan1ly making changes, and in lime will
haye sucli Il play lis he wants out Of tho nln-
tcrlai furnished by Mr. Howard. There is
plenty Ut bright dialog and keen satire.
Great palls have been t:lktn in mounting
the play. Tie costumes are handsome, and
elaborate. Eut the Amateur Benefit etc.
lacks the life, the activity, the perpetual
motion Of the Hrook,n with which t!lis
quintet of comedians 81 long amused the
public. The new play has many :uol points,
siderable food fur laughter. Bit it ner..s
chan cling and pruning to render il Iastnsly
poptllar.
II,is week Willie Edouin's Sparks conl-
pany rcappcar IL their "nuaint and queer
Chlsl@ and Willie Edonii,, emitted :" "Drr"nis:
or, Fun in Il Photograph GALLERY Mtny
changes have been ,naslc in the company
since its last appearance here. Nio> -1licH
-Alhtrton has rcsuncd her place III the east ~.
Ut Jacques kruger is tll:. Photographer:
tE:.rlotta Parker lakes Miss Lila S!Ianlei.,!l+s
PLACE III the e:lSi-:, pt:lct: Very ,Il:iruit IL
ill, fur Mis-, s!lsplei.5h's vocal pnwri:5 wc1t:
highly cultivated and her l'ersun:l a,ir:u'-
tlol,s great. Marion El:ilurt: is Il t;tyurjt
everywhere, :Ed is t'llc vi the best burlr>q.t,
:r:rt<Scs on the stage lanes r. Powers
md I.utta Kclinn have their uriHiu:lI paris.
The piece is said to have been somewhat ~
Ni>cu and some lls'w songs and ln1,sic cu..-
posed for it. Fun is yl,;t this company st,.!
IL enable their auditors ~ enjoy. They
think, with Christopher Sfy's servant:
Me:untho;y Is the nurse Of frenzy;
Therefore, they thHuGht ii Euo1 yni1 hear Il play
Aud frame your mimi 10 lnrt and tntrriment.
Which bars Il thousand harms and lcngtheus
, 1881-09-25

! tluction Of the tragedy at the Theatre Royal
Drury Lane, London, III April last, and 1ls:t
here for the first time in America. Much
| c1rc has also been given to the painting o1
appropriate scenery by Mr.. Strong, and
I more attention than usual viii be bestowed
upon the minor details Of the reDresent;4-
1i0R Owing to the fact that Alf.
Mccullough intends making sonlc changes
in the cast for Monday. night, the
complete east of the play cannot now be
given. The leading members OF the colli-
rany, however, liaye long been with Mr..
Mccullough, and include Edmund \. Collier.
John 4. Lane, Ii. 4. Lan.-tlun. }. I. ofe-
pllcIs. Miss Kate Forsyth. anu Mrs. Augusta
Foster. Mr.. Fred @Varde, who Was with the
organization last scasolf, is now starring Oh
his own account.
Uf The play itself it is TOO well Known to
require mltcll comment The theme has
been Il tayori1 one witt. the playwrishts Of
the Continent, there heing no its> than
len versions in French, one in German
by i1essiu.. one i'll italian by !A!ieri. ami
three III English by Webster, Miss Brooke.
and Sheridan Knowles. The lirst prominent
actor who t''ok TIC role Of lI!uiniHs was
John Copper. i'll 1S30. tln: year the play WAS
written, but Macrrady w:S tila real creator
Of tie part. and fOtIrrn tr;l.rdlalS have fol-
lowed his Interpretation. The attempted alb
dllctlon nf iiiyiHfl, alltt l!tr killing by her
father snuner than have her dist.unorcd by
tile tribune .Aprius Cl:utiius, is the theme If
one Of M;tcaulay's must stirring lays.
, 1881-09-25
OLYMPIC THEATRE.

Hyde i Ecllman's comedy company have
had very successful week ar this the
atre. They will be succeeded tonlnr-
row night by Barry Il Fay:s comedy
company, under the management Of Mr.
William Harris, also manager Of the
Howard Athen;eum, Boston. Their program
colltal,ls the names OF many wcll-known and
popular variety performers, Among them
the St Felix Sisters. the Garnellas Fields ard
1lanSoH- Clark and Edwards, Nellie Gcrmor,
and othcrs. The evening 5 entertainment
will conclude with Barry and Fay's two-ac1
couedy, - MuIhoon's Picnic" This is tho
original picnic" party and is. in its way,
4 capital representation Of the mirtE anu
nlerriment prevalent at IL genuine Irish pic
MIC
, 1881-09-25

Tic marriage of Francis Deakins and Mrs.
Elizabeth Sims is announced to take place
tomorrow evening ut O'Clock, ut No. IU4
Delaware place.
Miss Minnie Denncr, daughter of eS-Fire-
Marshal Bcnner, and Mr.. William d. Kent
will be married Oh Tuesday evening at st.
james Church, corner Wabash avenue and
'rweli1y-nintl. street, 1T O'clock.
The wedding Of Miss Eu1elic proyancller
and Mr. =. =. Swiizer will be celebrated III
the Tabernacle Church OIL the evening OF
Seut ~ 1T : o'clock.
, 1881-09-25

! pcarance in Chicago in this play. aud Nr:
Webb. of Frankfort, aud Ottoman DeitZ, Of
Ziirieh, are also newcomers.
After leaving here the Salisbury 'Trou}a-
,lollrs ~ 10 Grand liapitls Mich, during the
fair week. They rclurn here the latter part
OF February.
Robson and Crane 90 from llavcr|y's to
Snuth Bend for one night, thcn t. fort
Wayne. Springfield, o., Columbus and Clevc-
land Tor one week.
Rice's M,rfesuue company. with ''Cintler-
ella II Sellnul." will apptar at the Gra1nl
Uper:l-l1uuse after tic engagement with the
GNlon Square company is ended.
Tile performance Of Hamlet: by the CHI
cago Dramatic Club, which was ,nstpune,l
on account of the tteatI, If the President will
take place next Tuesday evening, tic eth. lit
the West End Operations
AR. Cazauran las nearly completed 4 new
three~art comedy based ult'll II little French
u,ie-;,ct farce. Il is possible that tile play
may he given here before the Union Square
company finish their cl;;s;4sclntnl. KS YET
thu comedy is without Il sl;tnt. ''foto and
E,'u>, :" Next lluur,' and That Neighbour
nf Minn' haze: been ,slGspsttt. The tleulr
has been fund i'll the tight between rwD
cn,iltry nr:.tl'nrs over the right of way be-
tween their Villas, and il is said to be very
AunorousIy treated.
, 1881-09-25

The event Of the most general Importance
III the dramatic world this season will br the
appearance Of the distinguished Italian ira
ge'lian, Erncstu ltoss, who rankS next to
Salvini among the living actors uf the for
eign Stage His first appearance will be at
Booths Theatre, New i ork, Oct H. in the
character Of KinJ Lear, and he will Nuke
his appearance before the Chicago public
some time during the winter. His repertoire
consists Of the following plays: "1laulct,"
''Otfclto,' Macbeth = Romeo and Jultt,:'
- King Lear" Richard Ill" pa Merchant Ut
Ecnice,'' ''Lonis Nl.,': ami ''hcan.'' liz
will be supported by al American company,
Including Mr.. Mines j.eyirk. Mr.. II. A.
Weayer. Nr. F.. y Eheric, 1lr. Ch:,lts Kent
~. " NnrEi;, Mr.. T: j. Kelly, Mr. Leslie
2:s!"; Wi: H N1 T. ;'!rX = yan, Wsaver ~ r Nj: @ L. L.
Mss Louise Mulrener. Miss Cnnsiauce
1l:nilllin, Miss Carrie Turner, Mrs. L. i
-Aherlt.: and Mrs. II. \; Weaver.
i;ossi was bprn 1t Leghorh IN 1920, his
father i'cins al Oil soldier vi Sapo.o,l's.
l.c early showed L taste For the stage. a1,d
attracted tie attention Of 1Tuuei,a oi,t: If TIC
ce.chrattt s'rtDrs uf the last generation, ami
t.le tutor III nlany distinguished artists. In
ins' - he accompanied Rst"rl to Paris an.i
later organized :. lr'ul" vi his own. Unlike
Other actors of his sclnoI, he devoted ls,s
St'ssti.s TO Shakespeare bl,l ai~u a,...;,ru,l in
t'olunnis. :. corntiiic's, and Sul,illt:,'s pIays.
IN :hiS country he will optuin King l...tr,"
III order to ;tsnid comparison with his dis
tit=ui>Ilrd contrtre Salyini. E,s,i ,ossessys
splendid physique and il voice siIlstiarIy
sweet a1ld flexible. lie is, however, ,ut,rt,
slightly built than Salyni. anu ulakt5 Il nam
Der "t effective points in his acting III, en-
tlfcv III acc"rda1lce with stage traditions. 1t
IS said of Inn that his salient prc1liia;ity as
an actor IS the pa>sinlaie reality 0i
his rrrSonatlons-a reality which, co,l,pye-
hentls the rare and teicatt. emotions II Tie
soul moi less than the manifestations Of phys-
let. and lie is identified with il on the Iuro
ltan stage Us SaIvini is with that nf Oihciiy.
Ens5l Ii also Ill author, having written |
Adele - for Historl a1lu several other niays
, 1881-09-25
SEAL DOzIlIAN
WE DO NOT

Show a cut Of this garment in our
Catalogue, as other dealers have
always copied our styles as de-
signs of their own. Some of our
neighboFs, who claim to be
"DESIGNERS" & LEADERS"
in fine Fur Garments, enbracein
their catalogue just issued several
cuts which they represent are new
styles for 1872, but in fact are
fac-siniles of cuts and styles is
sued by us in 1875. Perhaps
they are excusab1e, as the fur gar
ment business with them is but
"side ISSUE" and their regular
business so occupies them that
they have no time to originate de-
signs Of their own; whereas dur
ing spring, summer, autumn, and
winter we have given this bust
ness our undivided and individual
attention, bringing our productions
to the highest state of perfection
in style, finish, and quality.
, 1881-09-25


Eleanor Carey is Mrs Carroll Livingston
OIL the stage
Thomas ". keene follows Edouin's
Sharks company at IIooley's Oct. ).
Mary Anderson will succeed Denman
thompson at AicNicker's Theatre, Monday,
Oct 10.
AT the Criterion Theatre "Lost in Lon
doh Is the drama on the bills for the COLL
ing week. preceded by a variety o!io. =
Air. Davis, of the Grand Opera-lIouse. has
contracted with Nine. Marie Geistinccr dur-
Ing the winter both in opera and in drama.
The Cuckoos" is the English titIt. of the
play to be presented at OIcVicker,, Theatre
tonight by the German con,pau:., LISA
drama III four acts by kneisel. author ot
wicked Girls aud other popular ;;erlnan
plays. Miss Anna uagen lua::es ler iirst H.
, 1881-09-25


! Mr.. ". 4. Prior has returned to the city
| FROM lis European trip much improved in
health.
Miss May I;app left last "Wednesday for the
East, to remain about three weeks.
Miss Eina Drum, of Nenonlonce, is visit
ing Miss Clara Wright.
Mr. and Mrs, j. L. Thorlldyke have re-
turned from Oak Park, and are at home at
10. 1066 West Van Buren, street.
7. Spencer Baker amt family left for their
Colorado home by yesterdays noon train.
Mrs. William {. Kent AMI children have
returned home after three months absence
at the mountains and seashorc.
The many friends Of Mrs. William 1I0d9-
son will be pained to hear that she Is very
seriously i'll at the family residence, No. Nj
lntliilna avenue.
Mrs. r: c. Trefry has gone to Bedford.
Springs, Pa. to spend few weeks.
Will Pope ana Miss Belle rope. Of Wads-
worth. and Henry 4. Pope, Miss Belle Pope,
and Miss Wilcox, Of EIkhart, were the guests
nf Miss Esther j. Merchant, Of this city, the
past week.
Gen. l. y, Stiles, wife, and daughter have
returned from Europe, and are 1T their home
in this city.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Thomas Dunn {nGe Ilitf) Of
sun River. u. r., are visiting their parents
at No. GA West Adams street.
Mrs. c. L. casweil and sun, of No. :;75l
Vluceunes avenue have returned from Nj
, 1881-09-25

AIR. !. 3. Weston, IS Greenwood street.
SpriiiSc!d. Mass, Supetentenden Car
Works, Boston Il Albany Railroad, thus
writes: ain one more Of the fortuu;.tes who
tlerfu remedy, ST. Jacobs oil. Ind rheuit1-
atlsm i'll the Shoulder severely and could find
no relief until used the Oil. applied i; and
must confess was surprised ut the results,
, 1881-09-25

Remember that a little Hop Bitters saves big
doctor bills, aud cures When ill Else fails.
, 1881-09-25
SOCIAL IIApPESIEGS,

Mr., llenry L. Fox was agrecably surprised
1T Ills residence, No. ST North Clark street,
Wednesday evening. Vocal and itlstrnnlell-
til music and dancing, together with an ele-
gant lunch, was enjoyed. and Iiie-size Dor
trait of Alr. Fox, present from his wife,
Nellie. was received The party dispersed
shortly after midnight, we'll pleased with the
e:c.lii14$S entertainment.
Mrs. $. $. Chapman gave 4 lunch party
Thursday, Sep1. -, III honor of Mrs. Oscar
Stoddard and daughters, Of Monroe, Mich
Present were Mrs. $. II. Perry, Mrs. L. t.
Clark, Mrs. Col. Oliver, Mrs. Dr.. West, Mrs.
i:ur.Se S:one, Mrs. Druckner, Miss l;cll,
Wright, Miss An1,abei West, aud Miss Emily
Clark,
Miss Florence II. Neill Of Michigan ave-
n,1c, will tender !, reception 10 Miss Sykes,
Of Louisville, 1lcxt Thursday evening, The
Invitations were nut for last Thursday even
jng. hut were recalled Oh account Of the
Presidents death.
st. Bernard Colnlnanfiery, No. Is, X. r.,
will give all exhibition drill. dress parade,
::l1sl CONCERT 1T the btseball prk Sept. - at
y. N.
The Pleasure Seekers give 4 compliment
;lry reception next Thursday evening i'll Sui
liv;,n's Academy, No. 1877 Twenty-scconu
street.
Miss Florence AlcNcil will give a reccp-
tion to Miss Lila Sykes, Of Louisville, Thurs
uay evening, Scpt. Co.