Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, January 20, 1873, Page 8

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THE CHICAGO DAILY TRIBUNE: MONDAY, JANUARY 2, 1873, FRISCH FROMM erost aud parltcipataclosoly 1 piblto 1t and withs | view: Vator 1hn fountoa e romoatsat e hegtont d ; "vol n Olitoago ta-morrow night Arguia 6708 tateh o A 3 ooneoa e rchiools at the hoglnning | chardetor of the ocoasion hed sontothing to do mont bofore it oan go to tho paople for & vote. | to.night, and stop in Olicago - ik 4 i REI ! ?fi:'?f:::é.“&m,‘h ‘fg:‘,‘}{?’::;ffif;figififinly o fg;fi‘flem‘m“'n".3?x'.‘i‘é‘,‘{flfi‘i,;‘{,:{;'{,‘;m}:;,‘"{;;» ands | with it, but 1t mant bo confosnod that whon Gor- IOWA., Tho frlonds of thio"voting woman, choored by | and Wodaosday ttornoon o givo two Biar onco tho managors of the Btar Looture Euolzxurnn{:‘.n ’?\: an luntmln’gcn of thrtxelmutn Mltchn;;,;lf}; e thy rts have boon gotton up, montionad that Mossrs, Cnfpontor & Shsidon on mans onca got to oncoring nothing can sto) tho notion of threo yoars ngo, had no doubt at fho eritical period 1870, Gorminay | OF 1510 A 161 v o, grost waes writhy Narolson 5 B {Tima thak tho L \ ' s oo el et an them from Alph to Omoga 0f ‘tho prograramd. y g baunting thom meantima that the Loginlaturo of : - : gggg;:\;f‘f;;g;y—;\;];!;g;g;.'g:t!:l';“y oy o o for 35.,."“’.;:' s came o ST ikors il Honai e vorn . oreih Jtefext: | e A djourned Session of the | 14 mntor ool iy the asion of tho provis " Day ot et Rojolclng Among et = o rlor Nlla‘l,ln ,,&?:nré'zfl; HE) m:mflm Eyropo, and within the Jast quar- | blo voloo, but t s cold and unaympathiotio., Hor ous body. This would have brought the que sud unreliabfe ; whntover n munntcb'y“l ury, hiave " galnod s mtrong- foot-"| presonco, howevor, nnd her spitited matiner of Legislat; tion to & voto Inat yoar, and tho frionds of it Satarday mado arrangemonts and rocelved thele ; nons ot att b [ Dowd gpietd jqliPon our continent, “wntll oy | sluging, will make hor & Tavarito. Sonesieles by egislature. oro confldont that, on fhie wavo of tho Prosi- | progransmon by tologiaphs from . Milwaikes for Our German-Amerionn: B A mthont bty wod oo by S ey vl or el owny”evdrywhoro torm= | flig’ Gorman patigol of vooiomt b Tyl dondfal yoar; tholr dauso would fin ita tido at | Eougorta to ocns b nost Taeaday and Wodnoar Populaii s o et hakd Uil origin with oo, and | AoGIaDHY hoven, Aect L e SrmAB-ATICEIEN | nuimbor wan - o e Tor Mo Bravin, U0 1003, nnd by it bo takon on to fortuno. It day. opulations thoy Only Wow ato of valuo whon' thoy nra mdcrstond originally of German chinracter} . - | Who “playod the “In dloson poiligon Hallen," . wag thua that Iown, in 1808, lod tho rost of tho A U1 boopla nna deslred by tt, Tigre, thom, 11, Tor | bt tho othn sstio. hrass WHich sty Amesican | from Hho “ Magio Biuten e tes, Moncity | The Work Tt Has Laid Oub to Do | Uiiion in-oniranghisine tws ors, - Ouounto faly | _ I610 now stated that Moses. Munson & Cot’ tho Turn Verolna fn German: tnited fu longue ad wo | can tuke offenco, y 2 + linoss | Will open the Bhoyman Houso ostly in April, are, a wide flel for thelr clllfivnll(m, in which, in the | In thin clty there erp{{m this organization nn- fi'fi"mm"e linss,arin d justicn dono ot by --—Wl]l It Do More Thnn woman with Ler lobly, nud smbitious lovalina letion of tho Grand. g tuno, and although tlie lond Its caune dirootly in the car of the Log- | The procont atage of com Traritecyis of vears ey wll cortaifly nd no'lack of | morous Tiirh Verolns, nof i O ordoms fotion o oheaimel in J 4 s ; Pacillo, delayad by tho intonso soyority of the. Re—establishment of a Contpe | mssierions moufifiuomnummumm;wm, = vian 80d Bohomtan, "Whilo (hieno Tews thets - oeo il Lo e “1'],."“20"']"““‘"‘; ‘;n‘“{“jlo';‘fl,“’“g":;“d Connider the Codo ? !E':,“,}'""',..,d}mtf alo’ plazad. an Hope 2%k | wintor, in’ nuch 3 to givo positlve assurance . (] gflrundenvnru’ owerary Jlo In ‘anotuer direatton, | olso, tho Sonth Sido Turn Voreln contompiates (g mollowioss of b I’“!,I‘“ S muek {0, By rle I e el I baniho D atates | that It will bo oponad to gnosts in April, and i f th J d G, T ::l‘erm\\:x:fi:{.u::?n‘rl;‘;‘::{c"rtefl;l“\lv:a ;"::‘;-?R:;"B}m.‘:fi .EE'%",{: ;(“gxl-{?zn:\‘;g:r}gflo:‘r‘:.‘i:f:lil‘:{"‘“flhgc saga tho | p tho rn;ghoru ".’i'.fué‘n‘«fr'um insttumont, The 3;";‘6 ofihn; pl‘:c::l it, Tho vote, to nfnkn tho | ontiro readiness to rocoive bonrdors in advance # or the Jocun g gs nccommodala liractvos to aneronmag ciranm. | Constiition; +omer 1o, Tu Ha”mombora In tho an. | chorus, about. 950 atrone. followes with Kiars g g, the 1stof Mny, This - : mattor worso, was oloso, and aspiring hoauty | Of tho houselold chisugos of! . Atancamin oller words, the Turn Voraina munt Amer. | deavora to dovelon themssiver. frercors oy (oot | ohiort “Fathorland,” with Jir. Otto Lob for con. | INvestigations the Order of the | matter e, a1t Tonds It cnptives, by iy | 18 absolutely ostnblisbd and guatantoed by the man ILife of ‘| gantzo homaslven mord timn hioy uvo.Alrtndy dome. | Hooy AR Hborat ltelioor g, {4540, especial duty, | duotor, and, conafioring tho nocessarlly short Da : broadth of a single hisir, ‘Ihis foll blow, unlona | Army of carponters, palnters, and marblo aottors : Lanouid ke to oo’ coma in,ptn that one”gymai- | tirough sl moans a fon o 10, bring ebout 4 | im glvan Tor rohiekragl, tho singing Was vory Y nomothing omt bio dono thia session, puts it bacl | 2OW pusbing on tha work. Ghlcago maviany DR i with Knglo-Anerier By scandt- | gorzest unlorstending on ti par of s members aud | Hms glven Thosixth numbor was a Fostovortiry . four yoara. And; fnasmuch ns Jows hus hoen o h h glo-American Turners: indeed, | to strive for auccees of tho radical reform move- i ft " i J hot: tho land of 1 £ Queon Desss not b amall Jort of tho means needod for this building | ment in all noclal, political,and Teliglous rastieer. 35 | composod by -Mr. “Hoffman for ‘the ocoasion, i 3 o ntod out by all’the propheta as the of | Tho MRug? of tho Tirues of Que: . 2 Yero contributod Ly our American follow-cltizens, | shall further be the L\u‘{‘ol tho Bund to supgort all | Which waa woll played, and rocelved an encors, .| Political Gossip---Some of Brother | hopo, bosutitul on the mountains, on which tho Trom Tondon Soctety, Amorlea In tlio liud of compromina!l It has received | mensures for tho oloyailon of popular educatlon, by | in complimont to Sm composor, It is in many Harlan’s Tracl : flrat stopa of the coming woman =r to bo soen, Of all tho surioaltion in co.stumo, the ruft, per- Dedicati Ston, i Conaans ameB.0r overy Jad, of gvery | mon i and Geneealy to o el 2oligous teud- | zonpoots & vory morltoriona composition. - The g deaclog tho fiat lins gono forth {hat eomothing must bo | Lnps, i most eccontric, Aio80. monatroafties edication of the New North el peoulieilen wour off B tioy arsimilato mord | Bowok io 110 iieechuAl ag s ratoing bott | ShORIDE. s Porhaps a litlo too sombra ir eolo for s fost iro, but the Jinala Ia brilliant Somman, thoratisory oy of dolug i, Lovaly | woro'traguontly aded alater of 5 Tardoen: A » nd "Thua thioy bo i tn " . or a fostival ovorture, but tho finals In brillian woman, therofore, waits, 0 - ) | 80 that tho woaror was obliged to i Side Turner Hall. oxccllont Amcrioam, and ive, coriationroy dmo | ozear sanoctation Likvo Jiven the frat tmpotua | AN Woll worked up, and _shoys that tho writor | Special Correspanenca o The Chicago Tribune, | Failzond-opprossod farmor, oloso nbout tha Capf™ | kpoon a-coupioof rom long, aud wore of differ- . Qllier, Thoy would, howover, bo very fnalfferont Now | to tho mony gymnasiums st gymnaatio rchiools in | 1ias somo original idons. -Mr. Schultze sang the Drsonks, Yows, Jan, 10, 1673, | ol door, anxious fo seo: it opon just wido | ont colors, yollow boing for a loag timo tho Luglandors, ormans or Irialimon, and it {5 _doubtlesn | thls country, and theso are gradually becoming to tho | third-not tenor aris from “Thoe’ Prophet,” and, I _ onongh for hor to squoozo in. * fasbionable'tint, Othor tints wore Also nsed, caually an iipaesitla and' tindesfrato to'Goomanizo | Amorlean what Hhe Fues yerio ALy, becoming (o tio by rosteaining is Yolco, song with good offect. Evor-lively Dontolnes iy etirrad onco mora by | ngHER for hor to s atobtng thiols. olixnces; bt | —o gl constantly appoarad with rlfs Mngod R 3 v ) The Ceremonies Participated In ,“,;;;‘,E':;f,:fi,fl;;'g;:;‘;‘,;‘;";',gg;;,;\;;,g:g;m},};m:; Now | &voonsatia trinaics ahn introduced bin achool for | Hla volea, aifhongl light, asally filod tho luall, | oxcltomonts logielativo. Tho Solons of tho | o o Sy ¥ writo aro tho mout earncatly | witli bluo, or ved, or purplo stareh, The fnivo- n I out of which grow the | o hing to r. Bchultzo that ho fovor noed forco ( Btato mot hero yostordsy, in adjourncd session, |.talked about, ducor of tho popular color Into England was s by a Large Concowse 32 it ot mhoul fomso iy U underatood | cutire movementy'so hero Yats ant Marvat hive n | & Lint Lo Hr roan s Tor . ey song, whioh | Tho Amsomblod Wisdom of Towa i isele again; | - Txvetoxmiots wrsimt axvestiontions. | Satsoss A Toie, ooy to Eagland was i Bying [ mother tonguo, ystem of. gymnastics with an exporenced 5 T B! of People, o nor 3,{“‘.; nnybtiuly‘ l”hm“i} llmm]og hls_convictions, Tn.dm‘xl-'m‘um #amo, All Americans can' foin the |"WO 40 rxt:nt mmumfiortfi)hno heard ln(nm izn tlml Usually, fown hass sosston of its Loglalaturo "'Il‘hn gxnm{n:filon lx}ltlr: }Xufl;ln"fl dnlfiggmox;» dxo‘gruu’o‘fh ucéonull:y a8 l;l\svlng ba:xi: 'L]}l.a nco&n— I . lounded on principles, [0, m] lends, i 0) urn Verclns ; it 1 t + | concort rooms, 0 “has ‘& Vol lonsant and Wi not ond oro, 'ho’ cultural 1 C0 Of 10 Countess of Bomarsot in the murde; Pe: iling wo plould e to Tabel O folan HtL i o | e e AL I8 ot oxclu Ko, Ta whics the | MOGerEtole o Sal e Yoiao,” and shows | Vit 0neo In two yoars. ‘This 0dd sossion, tho 3 o | 3 fo acconimodato oursolves witl n Hboenl spirit to thole | geestest 1iborty. fa oo Inallowed, whi ihor | Drosout body of inen composing the Gonoral | fousy wiuink that the dofaleatlon was really ohjoir, Thiomas Overbury. Whon, tho fashion iubils and ‘wishon, v Hemfhaty gy STitfo'hele | grestent Iibrty, n oy ¥3 xeapach iaallowod, where s0- | gaod study in hia singing: Mllo, Rosottimads hor posing Btato funds, in Lis accounta us Btato Tronnitory | ablo starchor_ was_ brought fo frial and. K : . i tho groatent _ole- | gocond appeatance in’ Atditi's Bwiss variation, Assombly havo thrown.in for good moneuro. It | and that bio’ robbod Potor to iy Paul,—havIBg | condomnad to doath, Bir Edward Coke, who tried. Orations in English and German by E;‘,}'J‘.‘;“.‘.,‘,;",,‘"m;‘.‘m‘,‘;’.‘"“,,,‘,’;n‘,’g’:;.fin‘,g‘,’,fi“&f{,",‘;fi“;g‘,‘; Poalay et 8o Apont et the Turn Vetoln, | o moro auicconslon of triin and Togleian opi Tomains to bo soon whether tho gitt will provo to | bondsmon ne Btate Tronsuror, bis nons e Cob. the caso, sentonced her to bo hanged'at Tyburn. orin tho ruling majority. Bo, indeod, I hopo that i3 | to hold themaciyes [oof, but o t ) complished very sucoossfully, 0 or- go Treasurer. They say they siand reedy to { in a ruff stiffoned wi or own yollow starch.. Turners Laocknor aud e jorlly, 8o, , X hop aafoon, Jofn tho ranks of tlg | 810 dccomplished fully, T Do ono of ovil, or bo s sort of surpriso and ro- | 1080 T T thoy sland ready to 1 etiffouned with b llow staroh. ad by ‘ ho 8 i 2 3 il t tho " ST i S ALY | WIS T, Yo ey s nd | s g apsto s cho o of i bl | 20 o oo o, st of gl nd o Vilh now ke up s, o L o oy | oo oy wrt Cfoval)saton g fhs Hesmg. - Dronenamorfcanization, lot all raconized virtuca o | soctal intercourac, Junt an at Hetdelvocy thesug, 214 Jraltz, Milo Nosotti, Miss Wordragon, nnd Mossrs | ungonorous and auspioious a to bo afrald of 1t yeotmonts of monoy. Thoreforo thoy claim that aro foramont among tho corpa students (o enjoy.tho | Bohuttas s Hot, “$Tattin d tho minori £t b Al e | i orba binged yoteing o rutl s 0 enjoy the | Bohultzo and Kellnor sang o artha " quar- | ane 0 minority are contont to do no more than 0 took tho monoy to up o previously-mado {'ened wi 0 compound gho had invented. Ono PROAG L totioy, Cgonn, bike n‘-nt'lilu\ffiofi':fl‘nfi’%.‘;"f.“}.‘,,.";.‘f“&‘,‘,‘,‘.,“}“:’,g’n“:‘“‘;; jio, and tho ehiorus closentho nightls ontor- | walt and oo, Doparturo from rogular oustom | Gap i the Btree Teossucy, and awear thoy -can | Michal Bpark, who wrato in 1651, roferiiag to Grand Gala Concert T.ast | ftisliouso floaid tho Amorican 3z, ‘nd mone sun | AmeHem ot n to mmborte, Vollo 1 porticularly | {hinmont and tho Tarner dodioation with & Fost | 1iorg aro nono to faney. ud un ot oxpenso no | Proyo it If thia is veritiod, tho tato muy borid | this, exprossca”s wish that tho Judges of his er 8BS @ colors with botter right; ihat this fia toimpreas upon my German-American frionds to take | Lied, And then thore was asonnd of revelry by ono makes & profouce 'ol 1k Tho taic of | Of tho bonds and divors sorts of proporty Ran- day would. sentence "fomalo offenders to ba Evening. ; | lns | becomo the " mymbol “of’ froctom and | o great Deids n thts assoclation, join tho saime, and fllri‘hb in the boar and wino rooms, and Gomuet- P ng. The o " Lc) kin hus turned ovor to it, and: the bondsmon of | Lapged wifh nukod bosems and backs, as it tights of ol . mon lLms cost tho | thus foolna though you ware ciss oo of that noblo keit pravailed. ‘making it popular in loft to tho logislators; with | thio State Troasuror ba lofe to pony up tho cash. | might dizsourago the qaneml practico of Indles .. : ,f.;'é". rl:'!m;:notémr n:nf,‘l' ll&n: nov.vfl neckn pr;_muan :;;nd ubf men who conld havo dono so much i 8o short ——— tho pross largoly sgainst thom, nnd the odds W An1 t:m Offi:ogu w‘t‘i‘ pnm? \1“\.: l{vnnl nuvnl.o? gang sbont only ulm f-blad. dAfl«r Ann O’J;‘lutr- B ood too, of many n Turnor, nco 0, inst thofr mokmng it. . 8 olaim, othor mattoru will bo turned up inci- | nor's oxecntion, yellow-starched ruffs ceased to Tho dewt Liave fnlion for all, and svary citises b Tho Turners in this count [} rope, have al- HYDE PARK MATTERS, _ threo ta one against thofr muking it. oe thoy THE DEDICATION, - . dsy the samo riglit Lo this Prolection xa overy one Loy | Wogs bacs Toramost 16 “ths soie o E:‘;'myknfivfr:o. THOE CAUSE OF IT. dontally, For ingtanco, if thero is sny truthiin | hio worn. Thae oy Woro B ono e mereh sl 8 [ tho rumors that tho monoy in tho Trensury b | mirod is n fact conntantly oj onring in pl t thosacred duty to seo that d d at all times bosn read: S Talrod in fact cos 7 2 plavd o The new Turnor el was dodicatod yostorday | of fborty, ‘8o long 30 tors samate s e eymbol | dorand st Prineitise Wik thdy amaimselut o o5 Tt sl the Tillans CosctaasNatte Ao T ’:fl’““,“’:fl Rozslon, ;”“I’:’““"’,',‘“ o | Boen bizad out on, intorost, that will bo found | tha tian:. 21 ans pind iy ot s b aftornoon with appropriate oxercisos. Although | this country, thoro will romnln places whoro the syme | vocatod, An 1u tho beglnning of tho cantury”with | SSNE NS Pranostion of tho X Sidnoy Smith | 0980Tl - of tho new Oodo, Tt was known, | out; nnd so with otler storios about spectiiae tho chambormald: * You had onica botter opin« it was £} a d ivitlos, tho at- | b9L Wil bo cherislicd, and there will bo' found, in aams | * Freodom" inacribed wpon thett. bupaers: iy wir Retnined to Flght the Lexal Bate Mhen this Assombly was eleotod, that it would | Hona which somo ox-Stato_officors aro 8aid €0 | joce s s though now you iwash ovory day was tho sccond day of the festivitics, tho at- Hnoceasity, strong arms to dofend it, In thie Turnor | over rondy to Tucet tho opposing £00. sa Lors 1 moe Cinined to Mighx the Lonal Hattlos have to do with and dls ¢ 'this olopl Layo boon into, uslng Blato monoy, in timen | your host hiatdkosshiof with yollow etaey. coy tendanco wns in no wiso dininishod, floor and | Hails of th i country, fraodom and eqiiallty boforo tiin | country, fruo fo lhelrprrnclplm:{ thoy worp thodoter- | A rogular mooting of tho Trustecs of Hyde i PRt S s o0 ob s clophianta) ol o e R, a0 o 'spirit. of | Jous Iacy quoifT.” Again, intho play of “Al. gollory bolng crowdod with Gorman-Amorioans | 1% S et tho sbolillon of sluvery, was | proscbed, ?’é’"flafi“cofifiufl&!fi”’,;,Sflxbufi,‘};‘”,“f.',,‘ Soruny | Park was hold at tho Villago .Hall on Saturday | But it was not supposed that the rogular sossion pdulry on tho part of tho doar pooplo, and 10 | bumnzor™ o lady ssks s -gentloman, * What intorated fu tho complation of the entorprizo. | walla but fow and foobio volcon wato HowRd . He e | Jolnig"n Cpeciuflon "probiting . mny_ porsan | e B RO RS following town plats woro ap- | would ot bo sblo to del with and finieh it. Xt | disposition is vith a iscoverablo, 60 far, among any price boars wheat and saffron, that your band is Alarge numbor of those prosont woro ladios. | BS!f. Norhasany meoting in & Turnor Ifall ever de. | Blavery, And. whon. son flag _wat assafled and the'| proved: Thompson's Subdivision of the south | 18 doubtful if the body, in it sesion of Iast | clomont in tho Logialaturo, in' opposiilon to 80 6tiff and yollow?" Btow ali'o_romarks _that, Tho walls wero noatly bt not profusely doco- manded for any clase of citizens rights which | shsckiea wers to be broken from four million alaves, o inter, could havo dono all its rogular work and | #tich inquiry boing made, full'and oxtendod, in | when thass Yomy came into fash.on, the Dutch Mot ™ P%h o readyy wnd Cwilling “to slare | the Turners throughout tho longth and broaduof iy | 6 BF08 of tho .. 3¢ of tho N. E, 3¢ of tho N. | winter, ne s og it ) sated, Ovor tho stago openiog voro draped th | Vith ™ alt "Sthers: ’rar'“mu reastn, toor the gresthand w.rm'lg:;; ot to s Kosowe ke | W. 3¢ of Bootion 16, . 38, N. R 14, 2. Towut: | this ekiea. taber e e tho poople, ro- | &l disectlons fnviling it . , hcots auly sola e lawn aud sl by Rlended aolors of Amorica and Gormany, and in roialiot: s g pAlten “;';lb_ugemgggf > Horg 1o ok Gmh clio: bwenis fonl SomoB 1 oe A, | GL¥i8lon of Blook 13 of Droxol & Smith's fub- | momboring tho numorous and unonding dobalos | hilo fuvestigetions ot in ordor, somo” oo | et Jrdm halfs shop-keopor amon,t forty that £ho roar of tho stage sovoral battlo-flags groupod | fringathe froodom ot oo taflment | ham Lincoln's firat call fos 75000 had by division of tho N. 3¢ of tho N. W.3{ nnd the | Which consumod ita timo, will always think that | might b dono, or at loast somathing found out, | durat buy o wholo piees oither of jaGa: OF came ith fhige 5t GormanBietes. Bhe dorp o ned | 1eluge tho freodom af Tustifiabie'tn fruly’ hman oo | aaged: taie ey muc:?fu Turngimaindo.arined ssd | W, 3¢ of tho W. 3 of the b, 1, 3¢ of Beotion 11, | 16 could.” Tho truth was, the Legislaturs, by 1o examining into the operations of tho Ring | brio; ond at fhat tmo thoro. was nor .0 much . democratio principlos, Thero are yot ma: lo | ment & company of drilled -nldlrnn to tho front, who i i which had cliargo of the new Capitol when so Iawn and cambrio o bo had in all the me,vchant- tooned with overgreens, which alao red in | ¢ e ny x-wP T. 88, N. R, 14, I, promising too much, led tho people to oxpect W & rgreens, 50 appen Who will not “understand that Amorica, in’the fast | Aid good scrvice in guarding the raflroada at Gairo, | T+ 88, N. R, 14, 18, b It toi much rotton etono waa ncooptod. Ouo of tho bouses in London as at this day moy cam'ly bo ~varlous places about tho hall, Two o'clock was | twonty years has grown to bo o ¥ o Ereat country, | Throughout tho country, wholo companies, and even | 'The -claim of H.J. Goodrich for rebate on | too much, toolk to itsolt, at the start, with | fHo07 ¢ siden of Cnpitol Hill is disfigured by | purahased atongiiaon -drapor's ehop, the hour got for the commoncoment of tho cxor- | 324 that tGereliveint peo e o erent beending. f;fi"fl%’ffihfiflumfluwfn?fl&'m e.Aaia s | takos and of I\ Bawyor for roturn of speciel tax | 870t parade, tho namo”of Economy andtho | o “mountain of yubbish, tho - rofuso Oggen-drapor’s shop. - oincs, but boforo that hour tho placo was flod | £iro of tho whola BoopIo 16 of far’ 1oes har el | s soldieriike qu : for Indina avonuo eidowalk woro prosented and | motto of Roform, Undor theso flage, It spent a | stono . which e olgen tskon = out| A Clty Hoy's Lottor From the Conntryl: Fith spactators. A largo numbor of Amoricans | {ban that of thelr barticulnr sosk or. airele,uniass | © An 11 Turkers aro opposed {o slavory, as tho op- | xoforrod. % largo portion of tho wintor in fighting for ro- | of the {ouidation; Thety o of o ok thle, b0 |~ Desn Jursy : Ask your mothor to brive som { honorod themselves and tho oceasion by thoir | 2300, hia welvara s o o sbiaiicd by tholk peouliss | poslto of {reodom, so are tiey opponed 0. promlon | ommuntoations wers recsivod from James 3, | forme which thelr Sanl votes proved its mom- | Brost pile goos fon of the nam e otont: | up hore right off. Its gay. Thoro's fiabing; tonted mothod, The timeemployed by them fn | a8 tho opposite of liberty, They bolleve in individnal - ment."” Tho dorivation of the namo is not posl here and lofs of worma to oatoh ‘am with, Yoni preaonce, Thomusioswasbya full oroliostra undor | hisransing thoir uefghbors, and of atbess o derenin® | Fersmc iy oud oy attempt to inftlage wpon tho | Noblo and Junius Mulvey, favoring tho widon.-| bors did not boliove in. Tho long raflroad wr tivoly known to your corrospondont, nor is 1t to 4 5 ! { 3 R themsols 1d bo far bet = | libortics or the partioul Y e . 2 stick tho hook in them and they wriggle bully.. the dircction of Mr. Hoffman. 'Tho opening ety ‘m:l‘wmh m:n':fon“t ;u:{‘ \;'L‘fl‘:‘i?,““..m'r’. :.3 1?11 bt bl'h e m?n p“n;xu ae ::s oms of & olass ia by them | [ng'of Fifey-firat street to 100 foot; from the | ondoed in loaving things in still better shapo for | tho people of the Stato. ‘h“ mlim, ho well to 5¢ ] Fiahin's fannior when you don't. catoh tho hook: pleco was an ovorturo from Loutnor, woll | aror doubtluss, tn noed of wrem rhie s eor? forget | Thoy stand forih fo-day aa e bold and undomoa | uberintendont of Publio Works on tho condi- | railronds, Tho rad on tho publio patronngo of | Lavo many datk things about that pile mado y ro, L Yo /58 in the seat of your antaloons, o that you can't: ) 1hal 46 will be of 1o use o try to At forty million of | champlons of a custom Landed down 10 the Gaae, tion of sewers and outlota; those of Oalc stroot tho pross, mado with & view of saving 850,000 or | Plain. Thore was nwful mismanngemont about ait down and nnn{ fish all tho way home.. Hayed “fil,‘:nf"”’;';,’n"y . eursgomalids eoplo ‘m::;nwnmnxfiot'r‘u:t}:em Jed, 'nntdwomsz. iheoust gonorsionn,» eiom, which v (Be"caly | sad Konwond Leiog;n gaod onder and opon 80 | 72 (00 anually, —in tho maties e &;’;'zfifi‘;’ T paomih he something worso | T'aid that tho othor day,” and. . Jonkym, ¢4 e, cann of lerman. 3 il o 3 e g march writton for tho occaslon by Mr. Holfman, | Jotedta (35 stic diciying 0 the Frmmacimiont | peamn s iobaJeo majorlty of tho Urougii vy and | In relation to opening Sixty-soaond sttaot; trom | publication of th Inwe, —romliod similarly, aud | 5 good dosl morb n* put it than thoy do. ot iueas e, aekch o i€ Lves a'sols took thoir places ou tho stage, and romained | icket, Tvery Tarnor IHall i this country in o gatbr. | oducated, namely, that of enjoying tho Bundas wis | 1 5 Tituoy in relation to an old warrant ; from | loft tho printors’ craft with moro of. publio fa OTHER NEWS, Tanuy, biit T Shmt a thot o was golng bim £ wifihe s, for cousullalion for sl thos who ara mot | tbelr fomiiies i ocial, plearant, ‘porfectls. thaosens | A" Kogeor In rolation to unpaid balanco on Ohi- | than it had before. Similar figh Tho correspondont, notwriting foran “orgen,” | fuioy, but I didn't soo it. Bimoby, T suw standing until tho formnl exorcises wora onded. | willing to bo crowded down from s standpoint oneo oy And when any claws of mor who think thoy nre | oaga & Thornton Road, and from Nelron & 1““ hed ‘;‘ik g L:: B ‘: “’"“?lm °’:i,‘§” in coming frosh upor the field whore tho elopuns Eflt ;pi]e‘ca ou]ftor goll:‘sm I‘Aflma Tar, t\‘v’hlu,m occupiod and considered t3 humbly t by Jupon to exorcise a cor! dianehi) 1l of econom; 0 oxtravagant results, + er hook cauy an 08 0 a_great bal . dmmmm:f;::l‘l’::g:;; {od with much | 22 infraction of Tighte whics Loy o sut Rl By 0 community, attomant. o SiaraL D e iie | Bonson tohave s warrant chauged to another y B ® | of n Btato have their centre, and where tholr ght, 3 [ ¥, d putit iohis pocket. 8o I told on om' at o by e heront within tho Tusaers suk i con fund, woro all prosentod and roferred to tho | moRey sought to bo eaved directly was mob | Srpindy seasions aro held, finds much good nows- | B2 apirit s pootical prologuo witton for tho occaslon | »-Fot T enson, m fends, {sts hall, fike avars | sont, the-Turmers thon foul Thomaaver onies Gominltteos. - ok savod, and grast desl of monoy waa spont. i ape celory which s boan grawing up horo 1n | L0 end e e itias e ooyehare Dby Hon. Caspar Bulz, which was recolved with | Furmer Hall n tlio country, 1s not deafsatod to the | only t0 dociare. thele st breric § Wagon licensos wore granted to Willism Mar- | thus trying to save. Among the other bills -of | the shado of supprossion. Some of thess muc- it out with their tails, like you and I thought loud * 5 Turncrs alono, 1t s dedicated to youall, Whoever | actions. ticng | tR20r two, and for one cach to Jomes Moran, oxponsos, say many, ii thia frantio war for Ro- | culont dainties Tue TnmouNe shall have .to they aid, but th : it out of » bag that oud applauso, Boing in Gorman, it was catiare Liss yob o hoart beating warm for the betier aspirations | _Individusl liberty, whon it attacks no ins tutlona | Marous Mend, Poter Worden, and Honry Kurtz, P! ) 88y many, h sprend. In this letter, alroady long, only ono or | they did, buf ayn(}uuoznl out of & bag 10 tho Amorican elemont, but thoso whe undor- | ©f mankind, whoover can raise tho oye above the nar- | of the country, when it degenerates into no license, rpad Fitoh | ig { trenchmont and Reform, ending so disaatrously, Z 2 y i comos on 080, I suppose, I milked tha 4 c 5 buf andor- | o orizon of evory- day buaineat Tfo, ang cas,tare | OF eorsy country, » ‘upon none of the libertiss of oiher | . Tho potition of John Fitch to have bwo month's o ? | two mattors may bo mentioned, aud thoy but “othor nighb Tt P L VR Rl | stood it scomod to approciato it thoroughly, | nof s hardoaes egolsm becoma a strangar 1o all hopes, ]'lcopla{‘ Jrhen 1t leavea the publio peaco undisturbod, | liconses grantod. to sand wagons who will tako | i8 the Adjourned Session, which comes down to briofly. i g i i it would not go-into tho pail. Somo wc i wishes, and endeavors o! £ x when it s attended by simplo habits sn o1 sand from the south shore subdivision, whore | this wintor as an inheritance from the wranglos “ TRUTHFUL JAMES," : oy i Tok {Ho, maecll o, | iy oD of Al ellovmon, i Feort | Wlin i iaing. i e it idorekea i g | o ownors o anxions to Give I swer, wen oore of Inat, it (I TR e N ey Sjee and tho rost wont wp my elor Lner oW i of THE AMERIOAN OBATION. pross. i, the momont thet takea to faelf suchun. | sentod and referred. A Btato used to bo called the land of Harlan, in & [a o 'r’fi' V:il o 1 23 tho prologuo came a vocal prayer, ron. ; s onted prorogatives, will bo discountonnnced, and | Tt was rosolved that Collector ‘Tames H. Ely WORR OF THE BESSION. o | tho days when it delivored itaclt from ‘his | c0Cks neithor. — 'Thoy rufffe thomsel" :a: dered by o malo chorus, with hos- | , Tho American oration, delivered by Mr. Wash- must inovitably fall, This covntry may bo eaid o bo | p, dznd ive, i tof 11 | Tho rosolution of adjournment stipulated that | tho _day: up and runat you, Thoy aro o phorocions bir °, lor¢ y 0] horus, Wi orohes. ington Tesh f Mr. A. O, cosmopolitan {n "its charactor, when we con. | PO Buthorized to receive, in payment of taxcs, al tral accompaniment. Tho * Prayer” finished, | i25ton HMesiog, son of Mr. A. . Hesing, of tho s e i dond weight, Horo tho politicians have long | and disagrachio o livg with. - Chickens aca sider * tho different les ropresented in '"“,’""“ of 3150 and under, tho work of this sesslon should consist sololy of Inown hfil for what he s, and the peoplo now 3 ‘om. 'The them under a tho key of thio all was formaly doliverad to tho | £4als Zefluns and a promigont mombor of tho | Sartudue, dnssiiny WJRo0LS, Soprosenied in s | irrents of BB and upier. | - sesiomary | Tae Soneldoration and adoption, of tho now Cods. | know him, too, " Tho nows coming hace o-asy, | Phcot VS, oat s D o ol nder o «Presidont, Jucob Bosor, by tha Secrotary of tho | Fhar ey a0, W88 101t0n tho progeammo, HHon to Bt1ehd 45 thels o phminspicnome, dispost- | hied recclvod of tho South ok, 117 o Ty e | Ry iother thia Srn e reolation, willbend f by {ologguply of Durant's toskitylng, bofore 20" | o' morning. - W hove bully fan Duging e vas a WB ¢ on to attend to their own busincss, manufacturing | cd icatas of indobiodneas, Nos. o n- | hored to, remaing to bo soon. It hus alrondy | Itud's Crodlt Dobilier Court, %o Lavia ven k: o £ Building Committeo, Mr. Chatlos Meyor, tho | * Zapirs sxp Grmizsus s When T ook sround mo OF et oF o peegie “Ah {Heataey, abll, | clusive, fo o ageregnto of B3476.53, on no- | Bastained o St Lo pheenL et e BLE0Rdy 810,000 cash to_aid in Horlai's. ro-clection in | Ligsaooke: | You'd balter como her right off coromoninl boingaccompanied by speaches from | aud a0 Jion whocould do far greater Justico to this i ton atotharg F&”fl%:fioflfe,‘?},’\'}:fi eihey | count of tho improvement of Hyde Park svonus | for an Investigation into tho dofalcation of | 186, surprises no one, Hero is whato the magic | gnghoy R0, ey o Eoteanh enndy, bocsuse wes both partics. g¥esks T :: n“; rfl.’i‘éfl‘; {h«::IC - 130“5?: o titn e )}h“ a0 & pooplo induatrious, oconomi. | £rom Fitty-seventh to Bixty-seventh atroots, nnd l'lnukln‘ Treasuror of tho Board of Trustoos of | of that oloction was dono, and horo is whoro | cantg got suy horo, and & pop-gud, and somo. THE GERMAN ODATION, Tooling of Joyariucs within me thint I have boon bue ot m‘ temporate, atiracted by sll tho sobor and domentis | it W88 N ) $ha Blato Agricultural Oollogo. Tha two Houses | it was trlod over again only Inst wintor. Tho | hows and arrows snd things, 58,‘,,,,, o can: The G cati hich the piccg de | thehonored ones toinvite you, in tho name of the | Yirtuos, and 'mot’ given o any of thoss praotices Jcaolved, That tho eamo bo ondcracd by the Villago | taol hold of this as soon as. hey woro organizod, | {llustrious James walked for long yeats as the shoot & decr, I think 1ir. Jonkyns is a blamod: Thie Gormman orstion, Thlle;was ia Jicos 02 | Ghicago Turngemelnds, to siend th oponing ecee, | WhIch ~tend o, fntroducs into tho Slate | of Iivde Park to Nolson & Donson, tho contrastors, aa {euturdny, and it looks now, at the boginning, s | black fox with whito tracks, but mow o don't fool. He mndo -mo believe Lo found n daors Hormor T Lacknor, aud.wog on fotlons 120 2 | mon) ; degeneracy, which bynlrupt the pation ¢ : gt i uilon will bo mado tul aad thior- | traval so. As hiorsomen say, hoIs gofting so logy | 100k, A mado day, and when I looked at it it mer F. Lackner, and, was as follows : It i slill groator sourco of Joy tome when T be- tyand anthe tocrapk the Raion, Sorrap focle- | The bill of tho Hyde Park Gna Company waa | ough. Tho Ropublicans, warnod by ropeated | ho ean't witel the Stato with his “pious gamo of was_only tho mark of Cousin Laura'a bont, T ..‘x‘x?fi'.’,?&‘:flnfl“vx’&&“fiflffi e fint dmp, oz ,”,:’J?ufi.,‘i’;fi“.: m‘;u‘? Liinirieaa atponring of the poo- (- 71,0 k] r6 o mns csael) inatvidial 1oariyag | Prozented and roforrod to tho Committoo on Pube gramplos in tho past, bogin to 606 that ven | poker suy longar, )y 8 o “hall euorvating _luxury, wild extravagance, sud | account of said work, b d noble, they h: lo Buildings. 60,000 majority is no security against, and no A BAMPLE ONE OF HIB INDIAN AGENTS. dont Bent ‘"?fi‘ mn;koi S“‘; e lg‘,nppydlbuxm B thoy, Gonorous and noble, they hava our heart's gratle e ? ’ s o i3 Wo won't, will wo? I'd be ashamed. I am go. Dall foalive attics can sarcely bold \he, relcom | thit tua formal opaning of the North Blds Turaer | fhor. and altiough some of 1 st maciins Bratls THE FERFUMERY WAR. e R poculation and | 3418 from Dos Moincs .Senator Harlac’s last ,,‘,';:f,,,d'fl old Bum_to-mortow. Ho's 2 homea. "mpd hold our heads In’ justifiable prido o Littla bighor | In'tho nameof the Ohicago Turngemelndo I bid-you, | t10UBLY us clanish in our customs, and as cherishin The Select Committeo on Legal Mensuros, to | crimo becoming 60 _alarmingly frequent | Indian Agent was sppointed,~—one Dr. James than usual, wo moy cortainly bopardoncd, T'rue, that | ono and all, welcomo; in tho name of the 100, You ride him bar-back, andit's very bard to 000 Qer- | Tather oo fond u remombrance for tho old Fatberland, | suppross nuisancos, roported that thoy hind en- | in Yown. Tho 295,000 vl steal, | Wright, o fair sorb of a man on his own level hirmy. B #inco tho firo many an cdifico in {hia city, proud and | mans of ts great ity 1 invito you (o pattloipats a | J0t Fielaing In patriotisms 10 none with them iy gogod Charlos Hitehoook aud Bidnoy Smith to | In Govornor ~Blone's ‘Administration ; - the | but ot & man Khoo Boreiny S5 ie omn lovol, Slickon bofeols sosquirmy, Givo my love to ¢ . and tell thom I'm having a bully grand as ihis, haslifted its form, but to nonohavo so | he dedicatory exorclscs of tils Lull, devatod, nat onty | Striko hands in defence of this, our adopled Sot + | aasist tho villago attorneys, Leamino & Thomp- | awapping gold-for-greonbacks foat of ® Btate Are 10,000 buai i {Biany Dundred hands quiey. ot glady e roes | tzengihoning tho boty, ut g tho mpaveisiut | S0d togothor gLt the baties OF the am piiouesy! | 840i o e T o & Jrith the care of any 810, o 5%,and expo0 £ | 4imo, snd 1 hiate old Jenkyns. No miors ot pros. son. It was ordered that warrants for &500 Tronsuror Jones, in 1863 ; tho $50,000 or 875,000 it o bo well and wisely managed. Yet he goos, 7 e DIE, o] o0 o Tl Cont oy e Eaco i | of i tatlleh o orarsoca aioyment, gy | sae 1ot avchndulgonc,suck riviegos, uch o | 800 It was ordorod that warrants Siduey Smith | hanl of Auditor Tiliott Ih * Insufanco fodo," in | by grace of fho. Bomstor, b6 Siabureg als o e | ont from _Yours truly, Jobots, R, eea g fund, liow muny may Ahera jiok Lo, | thor thst akeielly, “dovoted agatn to thegatbees e | Whilo they cliog with such tonacity to tho habltaand | On secount ot logal sorvices. tho yenra 1869173 ; and now thoRankin's 838,000 | propristions for* Indians in Montanay ovor .o T qmd by ho siver | Aem Goul eliaroliolders, | overy occaslon, ths ralyieg i ot wi Sioring OF | ouitomms inberiog feom tholr forofathors, thoy rapidly | ~ President Oady reportod tho conferences hold grab, hvo finally droused tho pooplo into an old- on of dollars sonuslly, How cao he to DIED. Turncrs, and others, who enter this hall to-day for the- | the ity of Chicago, g&flw n‘;xg thoso thntfixv n‘g"fifl“dvn 1‘: ti llr?tmn' in Chicago on Wednesday and Thursday last bo- | fashfoned notion of boginning to look aftor | bo choson? It is one of thode things no fellow frat time, thero aronot o fow who have not yot re- | Again, then, I bid you welcomo, am sharors In our on o Dew world, and such.as are in direct op- twaon Mayor Modill, and Dr, Rauck of tholBani- | thoirmoncy and the men who steal it Publio | not insido of the Harlan Ring can find out. It | , AALL—At Inglowood, county of ook and Sfats of I covered from tho_consequencos of tho firc, to “whom | enjoymont, as {riends whoto acquaintsnco we cherigh. Deaitionto tho AEELEE Die i, and avs only 190 | tary Board of Chloago, the pookers, and the For. | -sontiment Emug domanded instant ‘and thor- | is something to Imow that £0od, voracious mar !{EZ!’:&“E?,’.J{W}“};.‘J}!“" “Wyoming County, Now York, Ton Bt ne oqsielo of common comfort fs went~ | Tils s ous templs, Lot ua ‘bring tolia shrino fight; Thingh and to Adviniageomny s ot o Do ularitics | tillzing Company's nttornoy, ending with tho ough proceduto in tho caso of Rankin, tho Log- | tostify that, on 5 cortain Bundny, at the National | D Riol We & repidonoo of his son-Inddaw, Tra J. g, but wha would, nevertholoss, not dony thomsclyes | Joyous hearts, a disposition to bo sgreesplo ond to bo B 1 tekite 28 ooy £ iy it owa | Proposal of the latter to romgvo aftor o rossona- | islature, mooting for Code-woric only, inds itsol?, Hotel, in Wnnhhgbon Bonator Harlan and n | Nichols,. at Englowood, Alonday. Jem, . dust,, at 104 s plesao o, conubuling b i Tolo oy | plsson oo tahiloctth aun 1L pectoned | Fiodo.of (hinking: Wa s it Mok oelchs | ble bieee n ooymrrel £0 Tomove aftor s restoma- | ielatu slart, awilcliod off upon something olao. | well Known Tatiesromlresion o, alan. and o O AT RON. T aeaion oy it farthoe dotice- St of otk ciizéing, Bt Slve na o ek poble publlc | 4,600 pond leador, it glittored with tho ‘oMTorings of | 10 Germans nor ‘tho Amoricaus - aro perfosts | of then ;mJ; and ho wishod £o know the opinions GENENAL LEGISLATION NOT IMPROBADLE. tho afternoon with Dr. Wright; and that, heogh P! 201 A . m., from hia lata {ho Turngemelide, aud o wrm interest in” ita | bis ostontatloun pioky. "To this temple los ua Grias 1oy | oach s his - faults ana. esch "o oo prony loading ollizons nad. henvy tax-pay- | This fuvostigotion, aud othors whicharo thlkod | duting. the noxt . week, " Harien "oy ‘hatt | , Fuporslonton ot B i,y e day, nce, 161 Butterfiold-st. “endeavors snd aims, which confidence {t will doubtless | nobler offerings—hearty friondahip, good nature and Tot ol raipor et WLat b graad nation, wha Fho Prosont o tlio situation, and what' amounta | of, —for othors are falked of, and maybo insti- | mado Indlan Agont. | 10 is asgortod, furthor, | - £2~Boston Pilot ploasn aopy, ek to Justify byits boat oxertlons, Tho energy and the | neighborly love; and, with npprgfrinle rites wo will :mmmmh g of “nflem Ih:l(udlul ‘and ten- | thoy would subscribo for this purpose, as it was tufind, the fit'of {ruhhc virtue and Eu lic indig- | that, on Wright's raturn Liore, instead of getting | TWIBLE—At Now York Baturday, Jam, 17, Anne orprise of tho Turngomelnde, which has in soshort | share that innocont eojyment which makea I1fo a real peralo Gorman and {he ever-biisy, vivacious, and im. | Well known the Trustecs hnd no power to appro- | nation being o atrong that all jobbors in tho | up Lis bond among his old neighbory, Lo went | beloved wifoof Gaorga {L‘mbim ok T Feared thi Smoorla ppat in{avorablo circhmslances, e oot sy dreatn, el atanGonhe Finiye Amorican. Tho change n'iroads taking paco. | pristo the monoy, nd If paid {t would havo o | Btato's monoy . ars shivering In thoir | to Gouncil Bluffs,"whoro tho samo Indian_con- | eesyogiro® bor lata rosidenco yiey ",mm.d,y”,u which ovorything and everybody 18 of | falls the Colisoum, Rome shall fall,” The Germana | The Germ lflnginflugnml slowly crooping over the | bo raised by subscription., boots,—will probably cloar tho way to the tractor, who livos there, fixed up his bond for BOWEN—At tho Fifth Avonua Hotel, Now York, Jan, enorgy ond enterpriso full fo overflowlng, and through | can truly say : Whilo atands the North Sids Tupner | AMmerican ; bis iastea are already vastly changed, and | A goneral oud froo oxpression of views was | opening up of goneral logislation. On tho [ him. Tt is only Jnown, boyond this, that | 15th, Thorase 5. Dewoy, wifo of Onauboss T, Bowsn: ot hoss givests, 5 thirough tho actorios tho youthitul | Hall, Chlcage'n Gempetinlonsis #hall stand, Whon | his faolln "“l 'd“;\“‘;‘;tid_i""""*""“:l‘u‘;,‘;"fl\' move. | thon H.d, embodying the fallowing conclusiona: | railrond question ospecially 1s thors great Wright left ‘yoateljdnv for Montana, swearing “’,}.‘h“"y‘ i b ekl ey st e Plood, businces throngs quicker and moro Vigorous | falla'tho Norih Sido Tarner Hall, Glicagos Gemueti: 1o o shores of Tho hpaniie, 2 @eadually extending | ¥yl L Al dinposed o purciioas, thoprico dowmanded | publio prosiuro, Tho pooplo atill havo liope | that all tho tafk about Imaginary Indians, gives noral sorvicos will-be hard oL e Ciaaatternoon, Fa; than over. On tho whole, there i3 something pecullac | Hclott skiall fall, T ot e, Mlsntlc, o the lieor oo | 1a cntiraly too largo, Thnt ot Tanst partinl rolicl ey bo found In logls- | tho pootical namo of Toton-Sioitx, was thio mero | Sarssrt Bomen oo 3135 o, xesidenca of Colanc about this catorprising spirit, which, coupled na it is | Tho North Bide Turner Hall was always tho nuclons | England, thrusting its way to the very fir ool al i ropossl to romove in & ressonablo timo fa too | Iation from the ills which continuo g0 sorely to infamous invention of the saintly Harlan's more | A6 1 0'lock mme ™ Prssrts ot She family faviiod withou® with cesnolee lubor, Lias in this conntry accompitalied | about which the Gormane e wont to gather, in I'“fl"“‘""a 6, 0 tho st wilit Frnye v ipetadisinlig opprosa thom. So it 18 nob unlikoly that the fi'o S fos. Ho gooa to rollovp J. A. Viall of | farthor notice. guch wonders, and wil lead to still moro wonderful | which tho firat ateps for almost, 1l Imporiany aibs | . Anothor decads, 5nd tho Weat witl have mado gigun- | {ageqaiio lo] policy to purciiaso a nulsance, or to oftor | FERECSS (oM. B0 it is no in gapnis with o0, | i cnomics. Ho 2 inted to onule ] oo European slauds wondering at our | concorning (o Gormaus woro takon. iy grest gy | 0 sirides fownrd a freor modo of thinking, o riine a bouua for itu removal, or even indiractly ¢ncourago n | 1818ture will bobesioged toagain grapplo with tho | Kookuk, whom Harlan '{ff ppol inted to tho ATCTION SALES, ojrcet cornom, loola o (ho busy throng and buetle, | camo, und eith tho destruction of tho Norih Bide sa | 8core, aud the sliores of New Epgland seill veriais succesaor to i great quostion, and “not leavo it " closed for an- | placo throo yoars ago. It Viall hiad held on 61l ALES, Shialies b hoad, nud thiuks that with the * read fof | also destroyed {ho Turner Hall, The Qenmmsn pod o | (ho echio aa it coraea. from tho B snother Akt || B N lad ot ehartie i Bood folth as tho guar- | other long year yot. Grain is too plonty and too | his timo was out, Havlen would thon have hea b o e e e e e {0 Mmighty dollar,” na Lo fs plaseed to call it in s | rallying points hin uccuilomod Tlaco to frenuent ol Hosntury, and from the Atisatio lo tho Pacifs, from | 4. We sccq Leglelnture that {t would givo us tho paw- | oheap, aud mondy too ecarce, for tho peaplo 1o bo | out, oo, Now,' ono yenr of Harlan's holdis [ By WM. A. BUTTERS & CO., letters home, Lo lius oxplained 1l and o thoroagi, | 1o famlly avd drink {n all the harmony of Btrausa | Maite to Florids, varyhoro, willbe fell {he henehty 2 4 3y domolished the glory, which porhap in tho eyes of | was no mare, his soclal enjoymients wers very much | of tho amalgumation of tho outondo_element, for i¢ | oF Of aclf-protoction if it does not, wo must apply | willing to givo if up 8o, unloss thoy plainly seo | given up for four years ditto ; and who so blind ] y to them to make good the guarantes, - t g g g : Bis countrymen, surroiids o people, which 50 ahorta | Jossoned. o R e et prougth gxoaler focedom, | 10,Mgi 1o ake oot the gus ccazo i atx ‘wecks, attor | Bt ;Lh(’gy,fi;np‘nlr'fiyx’):hifi::? "o brosle wil be ?fii‘c‘fififii‘&fbfii& 3 sl of o clane wron WM. A, BUTTERS & (0. N y i 't Jentlanon of the Ohicago Turn-Gemeinda : Do aver | Shlef griovancos who would deliver s from tho 30, 5 ! - i ¢ R el et oot i | s oo oo st ace ok | o7ty tondeovr ot sacng”ou GO | .8 Noouid atr vy, selancs s appsson, | thom . fioy oL Uor ' Chanco, o 038 mako & porpoluation of tho Harlay dynuséy, hsve con: | Nos, 55 and 57 South Conalst, s Yy )y a0 vl Joblo oturo they i +} o 73 M % —] " o ¥ Quetion? and if then by thin Tenture of natiorss chos ol B roprescntativo of fheir strength, and syme | 1o tho good work beju, Told forover swered this | *Mlllons for defence, 1ot ono cont for (buLe chianco. Just now, of courso,—in tho first- o W t~ | cludedto go into tho publishing busincss horo,and ¢l — o ' i i1l hold Wookly Salos throughout the year 1873, canalsand rnilroads are conatricted, manufactos in its very outliue fu all is minuto detotin to | LMl over cherish it as your fondost hope. Bo joalous It was resolved to moot every week while the days, nl.lmg public talle aumong the members is furnish to tho country papers of Towa {ugidos Wi Fics catablishod, elica bl o it Wers by’ maglo wech | Hon foue i cpeot, oulll ‘nsvo, tvoug, And fosiipg, | OF 0 HoNOr of (o Seaocinton, (hat it mug sl | wos loser & thirty days’ soselon and no worlcbut tho Codo. | gud ouleides” * Sheaper than thn Aoy ohos 108 Monduys -REAL ESTATE territories openod to cultivation, and thus zemunera- | yot ologont and._majeatle. Toré, thers’ namae b | Whero it hanalwayn tood. tholeading, tho ropreaonta- | ~ Adjourned to Saturday, Jan, 25. Lot ue hope, forthe paople, that thoy reslly borzowed bowela' ¢an bo prooured of Chicagoor | _ hciasaOdanARD SHORS ces, Anp mAR. tive Ibor croated and hoincs furnivhed to thousands | monnment of Chicago's grandonr” oa shown by Ley | Vo Luh-Genelido of Ohlcago; Ltk stop not hore, TITDE PARX LITERARY GOCIETY. moan what they sey, A Rt ~ h d and thousands of our cltizons, who would wish to ro- | Turniors, of her 1nojsety and sirengin oy sy, Yy tho fush 1t forward until it occupies tho first position in 4 Milwnukeo progsos.” Tho two leading mon of e Public meoting this ovening. Musical Direot- OTIIER PERENNIAL SUDJECTH, th ut it Thursdsys—DRY GOODS, OLOTHING, HATS, #o. 2 B orebo eplrlt which lives in tho om- | Gorman-Americans. Theirs o tho praiso of e old e canat holl ionghont the o, yoemoctad | W, T, Tatemin, oration, Willism J Haruiok; | Thoro ace tea on Shon Lok SUBIEOT & tho advo- filéfiku§:°.‘:fleh1:§fia§ Tt outions o the wne | MESSISITIOUSENOLD GOODS AND GENAHAL loyer moves too, the oorest day-laborer, lilosoplior : Man's grealeat glory #s, not in never f; 1l " " Bl ehay Tt Yoro mord o g g0t | phlatorir: i ovty timo o atly; 0 L Boverfal- | p sy gt Frosidents of tho Upitad Btatod | eates of whioh are susious fo tum Hlo Logsla- | paotorts 200 looks & litle”eurions to tho o 085 ad¥abcen fada on roetpt of Mrchondlss. Con in Burope, but we work moro Industriously, moro e~ | Whnta great contrast: how tho condition of {ho as- BOOIAL PLEARUTES, to be 0“5!““ for o gocond term?” Affirmativo, | turo looso upon. Among theso nro capital Pun- | doubtful oxperiment in tho printing business, | 2lEnmonts solioitad, crgotleally; the laborer does not light hiu nover-fafling | sociation hos changed : how steadily it Las kept opaco Tho remaining yartof the programmo conslat- | Ge0rgo Willard, Leslic Lowis; nogativo, D, H. | ishmont and tho question of tho woman who when monoy is in such csger domand at 3 per SALE AT 132 STANTON-AV, OF . po with tlnt and stel to whilo nway tho thao, That | wih the progeess o the syt do I recoliect, ns 8 v progrs Horno, L. L. Brainord ; ladies’ deparimont, Mies | wants to voto, Tho oppononts of the Quaker cont & month. But tho baskors are alao PQH“_ o wealth of tho ustion, aa well us the wealth of tho | though 1t wero but yestorday, whon T sty 4es | od of chorusos, tho concluding pieco being the | Gaveio Horme. Inw claim that tho abolition of tho Iaw of capital | ity and know what thoy are about. Thoy aro HUUSEHULD FURNITURE CARPETS &G X individusls, fucreases fanter liexo than in Europe’ is mnastic clanses at Kinzio Mall, under the guidance | Tyurners' reoting—* Gut Hoil.” Tho roat of the punishmont, last wintor, hus proved a great fac- i Ui i @ RS- ] stiributable dess fo {lo malural resources of this | of tho old Turors, somo of whom died fgting Tou ot 2 e wodal i Rbi FOEoF arl e Slinn DEoved & great fus Plawing the fllds ot tho future, Thoy huy e ONRIGNDLY, Fan s, i oaatont. | ) Sountry, for tho coll but reluctually yiolds ita riches, | tho lund of theiradoption, othors T now sos boforsme | 8fterncon was spont in social ploasures, Rhiuo | go Inaidious are the First Appronches . 4 o | Pirations; thoy want nowspapor “organs,” au n s Jan. 20, at 10 o'olock. fna 10 quicier and maoes systamtio ol m woll nd | My momory also cutsion me. back ory siALe 1o 2t | wine and boor being strong incitomonts thoreto. | of consumption that thousands rematn unconaclous of Thoy ';:1"’&;“‘“,:82‘"d;}l‘{j{’fi’("l{n;"‘,}";‘;}";’;’u}‘;‘; Tty pors furnished W‘“;‘R,“;f‘?“ Iade gy it VWM. A BUTTERS & CO.. Auctionsers. . Yo tho fact that ¥o Lavo Loro no droues who livo ontlio | elimbing up thoso. old marrow, rickety stuird, untll wo 0 ita prosence until it has brought them to tho vergo of {’ Joat:an DeaMoines will do thom—ha ! hal—just as wo work of others, Profoaslonal fdlers uro 4 rarity hora; | came to s medium-aized hiall, whick was all {Lo Tarn. E CONCER Lo Btate's history, and urge that the banishmont | ‘o2 fifty “organa.” Tho contral club of the everybody worka and produccs ; ogo alone Tetires {6 | ora conld eall thote o, THE CO T {ho grave, Au Immediato xosort o Dr. Jayne's Expoo- | of tho gallows b taken from orimo muioh of it cliquo can odif tho on sido of thoso Aty papors 12 P _A_N O F 0 R T E S well-carned reat. In Liurope, howover, the greed for | In this wou tho school for gymnantics, tho hall for all Tho ocolobration of the afternoon evidently | torant, upon tha firat appoarance of cough, DB, or | yogiraining torror, Tho Prosbytorian Synods of doftl: it indoctrinate tho “Ki fifty H Fiches manifeats ituolf moro i tho yertinacity with | gaflerings, the theatre,—ln fact, the ohly oot aorencas of the throat or chent, would vory generall 3 ADC BDdOTly ooy ik dus . 4 NEW AND SECOND.HAND, Sh{ch finso already mbde. or ubosltad aie shiney) | Sgiberings the theatre, Yvoro wont (0 weat, 0 1 29 | dld nob dampon tho Turner spitit of tho Gor- Braciudoa fatal rosull or, In cato ho aymptoms iudf- | o Btate, in thalr nmual sosslons, hovo talkon | Snbors with ita owm idons, wiiting up ihie rar, u P P R overywhere, whero earuings ara bicago, Mith iuleas than B0,000 tnliabitants ot that | mans, for they turned and turned and camo | cato the prosence of Tatent consumption, Would tend hgldmul gg%lmtsflr& nflflx dm‘nmfl tho r?fléflrg"flg or noasure, writing down hat, that all the bon- AT ATTOMILON, rough ono's own Suul ces, | wliore a corl C congro- 1 Gemuetlich~ o \d, and 3 3 2 1 at, - 3f we with 1o fudg3 n people from this atandpolnt ted, littlo droaming whit 1 i a8 to closo the day with a musical Gemuel {ho mapectornnt, therefore, when you tako o coid, sd | yiomination have boon pronching in support of T ol in tho bud. Boforo it WAL A, BUTTERS & CO., Auctfoneers. St the ond neasttin ot romytuie standpolots | gated, Doy woulld aomo dag oo, An the” sy o | Kolt, An. Bour beforo tho time for the concort | by so oing prevent tho decwsity for 8 ueo in moro | (o domand with as muoh Zonl s tgou b tha ercod | 5 nflb&‘;‘:}:m&k%1,‘,%3‘21“,,.,'{{.1,10“ 8, £he — g e o Tars GoSiSU i | ol e imbers o e it ek, gfaly | 1 commanca o crowds bogan o poue oy e, | SHOSFEOU SR, BT S W: Slon-" 5 e cpanndsagne, by e e, | bl SEES il b s w8 | (Fpgat, Oatalo gue Salo Bia burden lighter, Amorica bna no reason to fear | increaso of'accommodations, that not only tho body | Women, and childron, sud by 8 o'clock not only ‘Wil bo Olosed To-Day. :lr.wno'l‘;)ty e °7o 35‘;"!{,;,{; w,:’o gk mn{"‘mfi (lln mlffu'hnc mrfire ?fi,“”‘lt“'“"' “fl:; s‘;:m bur~ the judgment or to sbun a'comparison with other Dudabt bo frined, but b ite intelloct ana foufientie- | wa every soat filled, but every inoh of standing- | Our storo will bo closad fo-day, In eonsequonco of takon oilcial action praying the. Logislabure to. | 900 Mithou owing it. T oF . caunisiss; 3 ) 2 tho funcral of Mrs, Ohauncy T. Bowen. Lichards, b e e Bany rances aro conntcted with the old | 1804, the association moved o itd magnificent, couvent | T00M Was acouplod. The atago was ocoupled by stand fast to that which' i8 good, and let the TurBer Tl of o Deawsat and f & Thoro” EElou e | dook o Srciaon mioted 1016 megnifcent, conven: tho orchostra. and tho singors of the variou | Sbaw & Winslow, Prosbytorians boar it g bost they may, Tho THE CITY IN BRIEF, RRI i turo, nurlnix thocivil war the loyal cltizens found | vico'until tho grest catastrophio of tho oth of October German gociotioa of the oity, in all two or thros ——————— Quakors, too, aro backed by a_powerful public : . £ :;:::r : f::‘fi:rn :flllsq:f:r'a njr:; }:::‘;; :‘:&{?fi‘s‘."':,‘},,“:&f‘c‘; 3‘:3{11".;‘4:' ’};1: ‘-: muny other institutions, beforo the de- l&“ndmd'i -flm "?d“flc? a.,,, of aourso, lfibrgflyl i 'A"‘l‘;nrvatlfl-nx;ludls‘ltx‘-nd?lnlrnu- ad gnlncl,m;o:\fi, “hmtll‘ In]nnt yalt nimly lfo givn‘ ui utxl.‘\‘a lhi‘ mnul!ngg o{ Ltllm fl:g{iflnggchty will bo held TUD Buggles, Rfiflkfl\’lflyfl. PMGWHS, Open BU!EIEB. : .onmocmulldou“hnoue;\nlhoommlem'ol(lnrmnuy Thora were many Joyful, and also many elevatin, lermnn in charaoter, but thorawas a vo: oral 0 Jason' #oomed dostined, howover, to be | trial of the gontlor Inw as hiaving been a fai . ia eveniog at tho 3 o g : sprinkling of Amorloans ~ also, particularly | but a borron success; it brought uo patronage, | To the charge that 50 maby musdors bars baes 11 b i Culters, Double aud Single Marness, St EurpatchiTamias tho G Rariol it ene i | ad atctng oo it il Bud vt il | spenilng of Amorina “alun, pacleuirly | but a bacro groumot oraorng o copy in marbld | sommitied (s yoar Dogaiao. np murdaror e |, AROUROTofork wil o madothis ovening by " Carvlage Rates, i oot e Lonirok tathierland ad nol yot dicdy and | suuning famos, Not only was that Turnor 1l a placo | quantition of tho Iattor holng. oryed bn tie | op nms irenm highly praleed. ‘Thorvaldson | boon hangod this year, tho undismayed Quakor ensuing year, ; and Carriage Robes, o that we had Liero for our countrymien ut only trords | of Gorman oxprcssion, yanthul strengtl, and a cantre rooms below, The oconcert openod with Yon | Liad roached tho end of his menns, and the Acad- | roplios: ' Noithor bas thoro boon s murderer " o TOTTOI, o8 i Asane dontd e gigen Noviioe ooka S | £07 e Jocund Gormah o of Gicago, bt I pulased Yeber subal, Ovortuce whic kns done duty | omyls Bty Ind glresay boon ointingd to o | Hengodin Town for fouron your. Tuso hed | Tlenlo of ekts fortho socond Star Lusturs | LTIY A s - o M for 80 many featival occasions tho world over. | farthost possible limit, To remain ongor in 0 hangman's law for rtoon years, an y )y EDNISDAY, Jan, 23, I !’.‘n‘éh’i‘fl‘fi'flx“fi'}’?&?{fl%"‘.:fl&'i&f:‘:'?fl‘éfi':’:flfifi S | Shiions T it e A il o etenco of 150 | 1t was very Voll playod by the orchoutra, under | Romo was mpossiblo, After liaving doforrod | navor oxsouting if, mado of it & faros, andtof] | thio Woat, bogius this morning. ORWADNIADAY, dadc 1y aori ald eocicaonatag At 1t nd ‘how oftenuns (50 014 dul, I oativa reas bid | Biosioss Abtosy om i nn, Boroes, retu unftyand | tho Laton of tho now leador of the Groat Wost- | his departuro from weok to wook and from day | it & disgraceful y dond Jottor. ' Tho Iaiv was #0 | e Weet Divislon petlea commonsad to ol | Gcryoz Dapository, Nos, 25, 87, 30 wad 81 Jroleoma to tho gueats on vingers, sohiuotzen aud turnor | froedom of our now Fathorland, met thelr brilliat rer | ern Band, Mr. J, Hoffmann, who has recently | to day, ho was forcod at last to make up hin | eovore that thy jurios would not uso the verdiot | o 'the twelyo-hour yntom yostordny. Tho on- | O8rriazo Dop 'y, Nos, 26, 37, 20 an Soativals, nud oponed #ta hospital' doors | o bt tlie Gotunan popiilation anuounsed ita | como Lero from Philadolphls. Thors is the | mind 'that ho must loave Ialy, hilo his | of it. Now lotuugive fair trial to law whiohi | §iry fores of tho. ity Wil b Fumibad Wit oo Weanuhlngtcong:, noar corner And what o old Liall was to tho cltizens, and es- | sorrow for thogroatost nud nobleat martyr of thet. war samo fault obaervablo in the orchostra now aa in | heart still yoarned for the fama soeming no nonr, | Lumanomen will by willing to oxecule, and an | yoy rogulation olub and bolt to-day, Oaual-at,, Chicago. of gl Y Biftalo it RS Gl ot | il bt bt e | oo SR DS St TR | et e e O Jioy sl g | seeiod, yuble, pendiamed snastu, a8 s [ SERR LR G B Buvoposn To. | 7Sl srompas o Erory O e 1 2 '\ onderance of 6 Drasges an helr disagrecablo | paclie # trunksj they wero od upon I} rue wo have had in Towa more murdor: 8 yet e tood. WM, A. BUTTERS & 0., Auctionosrs. cper vaious mty bo tha obloe iy o courta oldiom, ok asounied i saterinm o moundad | Biaro 5 o muan maash ok b paold vottura, Which nood waiting at Duo doome P1ase. | Chi e bad et Jo e S hom that wa linyo | 4oL is hopt li ol & isagroonula aoudition by it e | S T | o, o Tl a0 | SRR ooy LT B | Tt e Aledbafi | sl o amone o woigtlons st vt | DRY GOODS, CLOTHING, Will havolls orlglu Lere which every Gorman-Auierl- | land, Our great day of rojoicing Is not nlone for the | & yory oxcellen eador, an o ha N A -t > 3 ropeiotor of the houso fndiotod for erontiug 5 oo, following s better Judgmont, cannot cordially | Turner Hall, which haa rison Jargor and more beautls declded oxccutivo ability, and wo hopo that | tho aculptor Hagemany, camo to announco that, | of oapital punishmont hiad nothing to do with it, | P trir e i i Furs, Hoslery BDDtB Shoes, &0. Judoreo, Deople aro Derbap too wich fnclined to | ful thian befOro ; it in for tho North Sido of Oblcago, | acer iy loadorship wo mny yot have somo- | iu canaoquonco of some troublo about thoir pass. | for tho samo torriblo inoraase i ertae hea aios | And maintatn i & nulgenco. 4 ! U { ' Ioak upon tho opening of o Turor [Eala & purely L‘.‘&‘L’He’é‘ifi'fi% “&?fi;".‘fifi'fi“&”%“d-’m‘i”&‘i“..‘“b"i'.‘ {hing worth calling an Orchosica. - Mite. Annn Sms,zyey wonlll bo obliged to walt till tho noxt | heon notloonblo in the Statos directly sbout us | 'ho Coronor hold an inquost, yesterday, at the AT ATUOTION, iy thelr ‘outwazd Torma call to Tind fuo fathesnd | fops ’ O Samomt raororcil volce Lins boon Loard [t | day, Thia trlfing inoldont obangod the fortunas | whick atll huvo tho ' huogman, aud whish sUL | Unjo Berop y oLt 42 lugost, seuterday, st the On THUSDAY, daz. 2, t 10 welosk, ot 85 and 17 e thats e Sotaits v our conicork roous on ouo or two ageasions, sud | of Thorvaldson. “A fow hours afterward, tho | hiang crimlnala of tho pooror and loss infiential | o uamed Johu 'Mnhar, who was instantly | Seat Gseiai moto that other soclotlos, porhaps more (hen faneo- | Froma city of about 80000 inkabitants, when the y 0 eoeary, Bub it 1a only 50 as to outward form, Tho | Turnors wore In Kinzio ull, Ohicago bus grown to be ( who is on the ove of departuro for Europs fo Il | rioh English bankor, I'homas Hope, coming into | kind." killod by boing orushod hotweon a frolght car WAL A, BUTTRRS & 0O., Auctlonoers. ddex undorlying tho Turn Verelns, their principles, the | the third in the Unlon, with over azo,noo inhabitants: | an oporatlo engey nmen{:hnd the socond number, | hie afelier was_struok by tho majestio propor- Could tho aubject bo opaned up, thore would | gnd & oart used for transforring disabled hogs to = = = latform of tho leaguo ia such that only lio, of whatover | in fact, the city to-day has moroGerninns than at tbal | and saug the Busannoh aris from ¢“Figaro's | tions of the !*Jnson,"” aud asked tho artist how | bo a florcefight. But it 8 doubtful if the Logis- | tho slaughter-louso. T'ho verdiot was accl By GEO. . GORE & CO. Antlouslity, canuot ludorse them whio s not in harmony | Lime the city Liad inbabitants, For somo tmo the want Hochzelt.” Bho raceivod a tumulbuous encors, | muoh i would oot Eo put It into marblo, * Six | Iaturo could bo provailed o raceds from ite Sxp: dontal death, e 8 Sion. Uiloniyi Facrtyiiie civllzation, Wheroal | Ladboon folt tat larger quariors wero ucedod, ana | ochzell.) | replied with the arla from * Dor | hundred soquing,” toplled tho agitated seulptor, | tion of last wintor, It might bo that & compro- | © o ot 800 CASES ddea underlying Turnvereins in the old country, | thatthe association was raj pidly spreading beyond ita TFrelsohuotz,"— The I broaking,” | catohing on; ,e,.bl st s ray of hope. “‘Ihiat s | miso could bo affeoted by giving Jurlos tho dis- Thonew framo building, No. 485 Wontworth nud to which thoy owe thelr origin, the reatoration of | confines, It was 1ot dol ng Juttico fo tself,” The | Brolsoluol :‘ ~ o Heavena are br Py pe ub v ight' hundrod.” | oretlon to hang of inoriacs, e Hio should judgo | 8vonuo, owned by Daniel Huettnor, and at pros- German unity, {8 now of the past, and {f the Vereins | Turnors, and in fact fho Germans, demanded ilat | which was also eukhmiuticlllyapslnudnd. av- | mot encughi j you must have eight hundrod.' 2 Lang or mpr A Y o 1 | ent unccouplod, ‘was damaged by firo to the i do not wish fo_become moera oliibs for soclal inters | resurrectod Clhlnlzr) should hiave a Lall ndspted to the ing commeonced encsring, the sudionce koptit | Life now assumed for Thorvaldaon & now ng- | that justice domandod ; and, perliaps, this woul extantof -hnnt $300 at half-past 3 o'clock yose courae, they must set for thomselyes s new alm, and | fubure wants of ! '"P'dgarowlnk cltyjand onothat | up and encorod evorything elue on the | peot. Ho remainod in Rome no longer & pen- | be the wiser way, torday aftorngon, Tho flamon originatod. from WILL B OFFERED 3uuat openly and freely declars by what nnnnlgm they | would refleot credit upon the organization, To-daywe rogramme, iucluding” even the orches- | sioner of the Academy, but an independent ar- NO (LNDUR TO THE DALLOT, lioatod ntovo, which was ‘usod for dryin, COTION, i) hoveatlor be guided in all queationa which, in tho | bave this work completed, ~Thero i stands, Iok it ral numbers, thereby outdoing oven the Amorl- | tist, living byhia Iabor.’ Feom that ny fortune, | 'I'hres yoars ago, the Logislature took thie fivat | BB ovorhoated stov g i AT AU ’ Fourse of coming years, may coma before thie public In | speak for. itaslr, mighty structurs, raised by a 5, who hitherto havo sulfersd in thio Gorman | who orosted his threshold with the English | atep toward submitting the quostion of woniane "‘“‘"‘“8' The bullding is iusured for 1 On WEDNESDAY. Jun. 1, at 0. mo by Gurmany, Jusiis dormany J8 Jaw Tl ar devaiine m{?’}},’,,',",f,“,{:“?,. sud| ‘Z:,;,T,Iflv‘-"‘,‘fl'fi:"m Tatin 2::‘xn'muon for thelr proollvities in the samo | bauker, never abandoned him.—Fyom he Life | su mge, Undor tho Iowa Comstitulion, the ho Allonianis, of Oleveland, ,",fi,‘g;,’,}n‘g‘,‘:‘:;‘fifi‘gi;,gm:ggfi.fim':;}:}r torg 3 fl:';;i;;lv‘ :up:llwlm 18 tho ‘Wysnors, iould (ake d goon | maxim, Witk 'this savioz of tia stern +d Boman in | direction, It may have been tuat the fubilsat | of Z'horvaldsen, bu Evaens Fion, of 1o @ Liave to act unou & proposed awend- ‘The Euglish Qoors Trouve elng in' Milwawson uf\' g s )