Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, September 1, 1873, Page 3

< WISCONSIN. The Late Republican State Convention. Tnside History as to How Its Tioket Was Nominated, Somothing About tho Nominces---Mr. Koyes’ Re-clection as Chairman of the Stato Committeo. d .Tho Democrats and Liberals to Hold a Slate Convention at Milwau- kee, Sept. 24 From Our Owen Correspondent. Mabtson, Wis., Aug, 30, 1873, 1nndoquacy of talograph facilitios here pro- vonted Tnx TrinuNE's gotling in time for publj- cation next morning moro than o part of a Afll roport of the Republican Biate Conventiop ‘held Tiere on the 27th, part of which was lo& to bo . forwarded in the aftornoon, all of it wthin fivo . minutes of tho 11:30 p. m. adjownmont, sot ‘\none was sont much Loforo midnight. I have Yraltod till roturns from differont nris of the Statiy showad how the aotion of tho Convention “tooliy" beforo giving & littlo insde bistory of Low itsticket camo to be nominated ki THE CANDIDATES aro as follos : Govornor, O, O, Yashbum, of LaCrosso; Lijeutonant-Govornor, ¥ H. Baker, ‘of Racino; Birotary of Btate, E.W. Young, of Sauls; Stato Tredsuror, Olo C. Jolson, of Rock; Attornoy-Genoral,\L. F. Frisby, of Washington; Buporintendent of Ygchools, Robor Graliam, of Winnebago ; Commitysionor of Imuigration, G. P. Lindman, of Milwlgukee. B L Tho ticket fs protty woll distibuted locally, though most of tho Homineesare from tho southeastorn port of th\o Btate tho First and Tourth Districts having\esch wo mon, The Seandinavian is tho only fjorelgt elomont,—Mr. Johnson being & Norwoglisn, Ir, Lindmsn a Bwodo. A BURPRINE The action of the Convention, in one part or snother, suprised everybody fhat folt any intor- est n it. Correspondonts and others who mado spocial efforts to find out thy probabilitios gen- orally anticipated some other nominations than _thoso made for all but two or threo officon. An entire “now deal” having Leen mado,'it was s surprise that the opposition to continning E.W. Koyes as Chairman developed so littlo strength, and that ho was o triumphantly ro- olected. ' Somo, porhnps, wore astonished thnt, intho faco of thelr dofeuse by a Benator with friends to roward and enemies to punish, 1o ono 3|mahopod tho proprioty of tho emphatic con= omantion of Congroesionnl back-pay snd incroase of salary, of Credit Mobilier, snd other corruptions, embodied in the platform. THE DELEGATES wore represontative men of the party, and dolo- gatos were prosent from all but one ot two Non- ato and Assombly Districts in the State, and thoy woro ropresentod by proxy. Some elght or ten men had two votes, and one three, Out of somo 250 presont, about fifty had beon mem- bors of the Legislature, and many otbers had often boen to State Conventions before. No mombora of Congross woro delogates, though | azolton, McDill, Rusk, Sawyer, and Williams wore hero during the Convention. It has been alloged thero wero & groat many Postmanters ; but the nnmber did not exceed half-a-dozen, and thero wore hardly any other Federal oflice~ holders. AMany of them came here bent on clonning out k. W. Keyes, Chnirman of tho State Committeo, and tbat mythical body, the “ Madison Regoucy,” whose mombers it would troublo my ono to designate,—and not to do whatever thoy wanted dune! This focling was stinuulated by the epecial friends of Mr. Thom- gon, who felt that influonces lere had been Iargely instrumental in marching him off the course. 4 JUST BEFORE THE BATTLE."” TTuesday night and Weduesdsy morning there was n vast amount of caucusing by delegations from countios, button-holing, advocating clsims of candidatos, figuring, and making combinnzions. Until woll into the forencon of the day of the Convention tllaguuunl opinion was that H. L. Eaton was ahead for Licutenant-Governor ; that the renomination of Broose for. Sccretary was probablo, sud that of Baetz for Troasurer mor- ally certhin, Tha feolng. for an_entirely now tickot, however, constantly gained strength, and, when tho Convention miet, everything was very uncertain. "All was sorono at tho oSanlug of the Conven- tion, and, as pre-arraugad, tho Hon. L. B. Cus- woll, of Jofferson, who has felt s if he ought to Lave been went to Congress beforo this, was wnde temporary Obairman s 8 penco-offoring, and inado & vory neat aud pithy oponing speech. John Nazro, of Mitwaukeo, to ploase its doloys tion, was mado Prosident, and also made s good fittlo apeech 3 after which, and tho offering of & .tow rosolutions, including ono by that auciont Demacrat, Frod W, Horn, who ‘sonred on the Domocracy safter its Greoloy combination last fall, in favor of building and operating railrond and tolegraph linos, the Convontion was roady for business. i GOVERNOR. A Gon. 0. O, Washburn, in striking contrnst with the sharp contest with which he was nomi- pated two years ago, was renominated by accla- malion, with entire sud hearty unanimity, ex- prowsive of the satisfaction of tue peoplo gon- orally with his administration of Stato affairs, Hewas oon cailed in, oxprosked his thanks, promised to gorve the poople in tho futuro as in thopast, and do bis wholo duty regardless of porsonal considerations ; and declared that ho would be found on the side of the peoplo in the quostions now agitating the public mind. His nomination it woll racoived by men of all partios, and hig election 18 sure by an unprecodented ma~ Jority. LIEOTENANT-GOVERNOR. Tobert H. Baker, of Racine, was within 19 rotes of & nomination on the first ballot, leading . L, Eaton by 82, and W. H, Hiner by 72, On ihe noxt ballot ho received 4 votes more than ‘nough to nowminste him. This was the sexult of o varioty of causes. IIo had tho support of nelrl{ oll the delegates from tho touthonstorn part of tho Btato, while- Eaton sould not commnnd all thoso of his southwestorn Fistrict, It had beon undorstood that Eaton ias backed by Chairman Kegos, which wa_ren- son enough with mauy to go for Baker. Thosa who wanted to weaken J. R. Bonnott, of Rock, from tho samo district, for Attornoy: General, went for Duker, Tho Bt. Paul Railrond influonce was cast for him. His namo was presented in a vory handsome and ffective spooch by the Hon. C. E. Dyor, of Iia- ome. A committop was appointed to wait on bimm, and_ho came in, & tall, slender young man of 4, and went up to the speakor's osk with a SolM-pesured sir, but proved to be very much fusiratod, and, while oxpreesing confidence in hie ability to discharge tho dutics of the position to which he was nominated, a8 well as a bigher ono to which he might be calied, he hesitated and repestod, snd brought out the Idea that he was looking forward to n suo- cesslon to tho Govoernowship by Gov. Wasbburn’s death or his eloction "to the Unitod Btates Sonate, in_such a manner as shooked the Convention, and produced the worst ossible impreseion. There never was g0 strongn 1uposition on the part of any body of men to ro- pudiato the work of their own hands as aftor that speecis,of which and its offack no roport could give enyides. His oppononts chuckled, and his frionds were chargined. In spito of this foux pas, however, B, Bakor, whois & full part- nerof J. I Caso in throshiug-machine manu- facturo, 8t Racino, is eaid bythose who know him to be an encrgotic and successful businoss man of consldernble ability, e is quito at home in socloty, snd is very popular at homo, ‘Tho nomination, however, it cannot bo_disguised, fa ungatisfactory to many, Tho Oshkosh Nortl- western says it s mot @ strong ono by any moans.” Tho La Crosso Republican has & romarkablo article, for & party paper, oharging bim with having beon the opon aud avowo shnplon of tho ratlrond interest, and thatof tho Milwaukoe & St. Paul Company in partioular, Last wintor, and of hnvlns,v ocoupied & position zontrary to that takon in the platform of tho party in tho Btato just adopted ; and partionlarly objecting to s vote to overrido the voto of Gov, Washiburn on the La Orosse Bridge bill last wing tor, o if that was & party messuro. It domaud- to know whothor ho Is in favor of reliof to tho pnarlo from tho tranaportation-monopolios of tho creation of a_loard of Rtailrond Com- missioners, a3 proj nnmllnmo;)lmmrm; whethor be rocognizes the right of the Logistaturo Yo control sallronds an 4 proyont abusos i tholr 1 but hore, mnnngumunb to tho fullost oxtont whethor he is in favor of foslering watar-communications, and l?-lnat allowing bridgs to be built aoross tho Misslenippi Without authority of Congross or the State, &c. It Chargen that ho i looked on with distrust by the producing classos of the SHtate, and calls on him to explain. Buok attaoks, of courdo, in viow of tho fact that Gov. Wanhe burn's courseon the subjoects alludod to1s objoct- o toby some carnoat Republicaun, are not adapt~ od to promoto hermony in tho party. BEONETARY OF BTA(E, Tor this office there wero four prominent can- didaten, whoso votes on tho flrut‘;lllut wora E, W, Youug, of Sauk,. Li, Brocee, of Columbia. 3.8, Onrtin, of irawn. Johis B, Dean, of Danie,e. voeewrs A.J, Langworthy, of Milwauker., .o 52 On the secand ballot, tve Hon. E. W, Young— who, by the way, had dono loss cloctioncoring among the delegntor than any other eandidnto— recoivod 180 votes, to 106 for Mr. Drooro, tho rest scattoring, avd-wan deolared nominated. Ne foult has bosn found with tho mannor iu which Mr. Sreoso haa discharged the duties of his offic, Wit tho mnjority thought two torms ouvugh, sad wanted a now man. Mr. Young is most_adnliably qualified . for this .position, or etk bight, Hods & graduato of Harvard Univessity, nud is a woll-road gentloman. .1 has tecn for many yonrs, Lowover, & wotling farmor, Lilling the soll with his own hands, In tho wintor he hing boon Clerk of the Assembly for sovernl years, and ia woll poatod on Stato affnira, and fs Jargely ncquainted with its public mon, STATE TREASURER, On this offico occutred the chiof conteat of the Convontlon. Maj. Buotz, tho prosont incum- bont, s & man of rare buslness oapacity, and has tmado friends of all who have dono business with him, For his spacial fitnors for and success in tho position, hia efliciont labors for the party, and the fact that ho was a ropresontntive Gor- man, hia rouomination was gonorally concedod. Hin cnmlgumor, Col. Olo O. Johnson, a4 well ab Mo, Daotz, 'was o soldior -in . tho late. War, made a good rocord, and suffored much in_ robol ~captivity and in excaping. Ile has besn Immigrant Commissioner for throo yoars, an bilico crontod particularly for him, o give the Norweginus a rop- rosontativo: on the ticket, and the salary of which is 92,600 = yoar, with somo expousos out of it for clerk-hiro, lenving eome $2,000 for some six or eight manths’ worlk, the profita of which to tho Btato linyo not oloarly sppoored. Ho wes shiliions for somiéilung highor, and, thinking tho Norweginns, who aro nearly all Ropublicaus, doservod more, a3 boon ab work for months, iu every way, porsousily and through tho pross, gotting Limself indorsed, adopted, and put forward as tho Nnmcfilnu Tep- resoutativo, with o demand for @ higher placo. He {5 s man of modérate ability, and is not re- gorded a first-rate busitices man. In'the Con- vontion he was pressed by somo bhalf-dozon spoakors, who domandod theplaco for him as duo to the Norwegian voters in tho Stato, of whom thoy claimod thoro. woro 20,000, whilo tho last contus shows o Norwegian population_of ouly 40,000, with but 8,000 moro Daucs and Swodos ; 40’ that tho wholo Beandinavian vote, sllowing for immigration sinco, I8 not more than 8,000, ‘Tho orgument was mado chicfly Ly mon who bid largo Norvogisn constitusncion, whove good will and votes thoy wished to rotein _for local use. Maj, Daetz's claims wore Lriefly prosented by ono man, and those of an American from Green county liko- wise. The first ballot gave Johnsou a fair major- ity ; and tho sccond 189, to 66 for Baotz, The nomination, of courso, fastons the Norwogian voto; but it aliountos mauy Germans, and not a fow Americans. . ATTORKEY-GENERAL. The nomination.of L. F. Frisby was attnined by eloquent spooches in his bohalf a¢ a man vho bnd stood like a rock in a hopelessly Democratio county, loyal in tho darkest days of the Repub- lic, omid® draft-riot and opposition, and do- gerved a roward, Ilo was ona of tho founders of tho party, is » poliishod gentloman and ablo Jaw- yor,—tho nomination Leing a stroug ouo. ‘Tho three principal candidatos and their votes wero s follows, Gen, Winkler being & thoroughly Amoricanizod and able German L. F. Frisby, of Washington... .13 .0 , of Milwaulke i 3., Bennett, of Rock.. E BTATE SUPERINTENDEN Boveral caundidates for this ofice wero elo- quontly prosouted, but tho choico of tL3 Cou= Jontion, oit the frat ballot, worthily full on Tobort Grakiam, of tho Oshikosh Normal Scaool, Who had 160 out of 256 votes. Ho is poculiarly qualilod by education, oxperionce; and ability for tha position, and, withal, has Tho_ virtio of modesty, his nccoptanco of tho nomination hav- ing boen most reluctant. INMIORANT COMDMISSIONER. This was carried off, in o struggio_betweon sevoral Milwaukeo meh, by Ggorga L. Linduan, of that placo, who is & Hwedish clothing mor- chant; well iudorsed at homo, BTATE COMMITTEE CHAIRMAN. Tho only acrimony shown duriug tho Gonvens tion was over the sclection of a Chairman ot the State Contral Committeo, A formid- ablo movement _ to defent what was supposed Mr. Keyos' wishes, aud ourt him, hod been oiganized. What was un- dorstood to bo his slato lind boon smashed ; and now, at 11 o'clock, J. IL. Vivinn, of Iowa, oponed on lm dirootly by iloging tint ne hud used Ly position for sclfish and sinister purposes, and Homanding a chango,—nominating J. R. Brig- Tom, of Hilwaukeo, i his placo, Mr. Koyos, who'had mado vory little offort to_influence " the votes of dolegnlos, excopt on Licutonant-Gov- arnor, listencd to thio denuncintions of himself un~ dismayed; was warmly dofended by Mersrs, Bar- on, Binghain, and others : strongly indorsod in a 1esolution offered by r, Mogoon, of Lafay- otto; aud ro-clected by tho émpliatic voto of 191 to Bi, which was reasonably satisfactory; aud made's_good-tempored specch in Yesponse to Joud calls. NO PABBES, Bomo of {ho delegates, who hiad expected frce fara home, woro brought to n_roalizing sonso of the situation, by finding that tho railrond mon -wore not giving such gratuitios to & couvention which rosolved against them, and wero some- what unreconciled tothe now oxperience of pay- ing full faro Lome. OF THE PLATFOR, which you have published in_full, I shall not at- tempt to touch on editorial prerogatives by speaking, except to say that it seoms to give un- usually good satisfaction. TILE OPI'OSITION. 1t Ju announced that the Domooratio and Lib- oral Committees of Inst yoar, after consultationaf Milwaukoo, have resolved Lo call & convention at that place on tho 24th of Hoptember. There in much differenco of opinion on the Line of policy to bo pursued. Thoro is not entire harmony hetween the Demacracy of tho Capital and the Commorcinl Motropolis. By mauy Domocrats Liere and in other parts of the Stato, it I8 desired - that no nomination be made against Washburn, but that a tioket bo mado up for the other oftices, with a hope, by concentrating forcos on the weak {)vohnfi!, to possibly olect two or thoo mom. ! Taylor, & londing Domoeratic farmor of this county, and Presidont of tho Btate Agricul- tural Bocioty, who has boon taiked of for Goyornor, i proposed for Lientonant-Governor ; and it is urged that some good German or Amor- ican be putup for Tressurer, with & view to cateh tho votes of tho disnffected on_those offices, The Milwaukeo Domooracy, Who are mon under milrosd influcnces and hostilo to Gov. Washiburn, it js undorstaod, want to nominate & full sicket and mako s stiff fight. Dr.us, BEGGARS. o the Editor of The Chicago Tribune Sin: To hundrods of people who troad our strooty daily comes tho oft-reourring inquiry, " Is it my duty as a Christian, and as one professing to bo o followor of the tenchiugs of tho Bible, to givoto thewe people” who are to be met on almost every streot-corner ? In the light of Biblo-teaching; it would sesm to be wtrictly in tho line of duty to give, for there aro to bo found the words, * e that giveth to the poor lendoth to the Lord ;" and the solioitors of alms well know the value of thom, too, for they may bo found on their printod appeals in almout overy caae, I have ofton \vlugnd 1 could insert tho word *deserv- ing™ just before poor, for it might help some benighted brothoer to decido at onco whether to give Lis littlo mite, aud thus save o ront donl of timo, bosides tho woar and teor of fihs pants-pookots as ho nervously fingers his ponny in an agony of doubt. Tlow ofton hiave I folt the Yromptlnga of o too gonerous (7) naturo rising in my broost us I heared the wcores who practice upon the sympathios of “natures like mino, and— nover gave them & contj not bocauso am hard-hoarted and unsympathizing, Lut wimply becnuso these people bog from choico, not from nocoksity ; choosing rather to trust'to thic gonorous impuios of sympathtio people for aliving than to avail themsolvos of o home by logislation, and supported by taxos lovied by Btato, county, and city, for their maintenanca, Tho commands and teachings of the Biblo in rogard to such persous woro put forth in a land where no inatitutions for tho rolief of the help~ Joss exinted, 8o that it was plainly tho duty of all to assiut the unfortunate as far as posaiblo; whore all do asaist through tho ubove medium, it corininly doos not ppoar tobo o duty to give to persons who aro alroady provided | gance for, VENDoME, WATER-SUPPLY. A Discuasion and Compnrison 6f the Various Systonine HypE Pank, 1L, Aug 19, 1873, To the Editor of The Chicago T'ribune: 8im: Our groat * Pump-War,” which agitated tho minds of tho ontire community for months past, lnving beon brought to anaud by tho adoption of the Holly aystom, &nd tho ignomin- ious dofont of the mombers of the Water Board, who woro 5o strongly opposod to It, it may not Dbooutof piaco to make a comparison botween tho various systoms of water-supply as adopted in somo of tho larger and smallor citios, in order to oroato o discussion on tho rolative morits of onch, and thus enlighton the publio on a very important quostion, whicliia far from boing na clear to tho gront majority as the limpid waters of Lnke Michigan, % Whero s sufiiciont hond of water oan bo ob- tained, tho * naturallaw of gravitation” fur- nishos Lho bost meaus of gotting a supply for a large city, even where tho water has to be brought from n great distanco; the Clty of Glnsgow, Beotland, baving porhaps the moat oxtonsivo works of. this kind in tho world, bosides tho best supply of water, whother ‘a8 regards quantity or quality. 1t is over twonty yonrs since tho proposition waa mado to bring water to the oity from ‘ Loch Katrine,” a distanco of 40 miles ; and, 8a-tho country {hrough which the worls had to bo con- structod was as wild and rugged as the high- lands genorally are, tha projectorsof the schome wero vory gonoraliy looked upon s promising graduatos for n lunatio asylum. Novertholoss, tho work wns commanced in duo time, and suc- cessfully finished, at an expenss of milliona of dollars, to the groat joy of the Inhsbitants, and tho utter uiscomiiture and astonishmon! of thoso who opposcd the schome. Theo wator is convoyod through' monster iron maina, having o uniform grado’ the wholo distauce to tho rosorvoir, passing undernoath mountains of granito, acrous doop gulloys and glens; and the Hhole work combined I8 cortainly one of the loading ongincering triimpha-of tho age. The resorvolr i8 severnl hundred foet abovs the lavel of tho city, and is large enouglt to liold two wooks' supply for its population of 600,000 in- Dnbitants. Consoquently, taking evorything into considoration, the Glasgow Wator-Works aro cortainly a modal in evory respect, upon wh!"cl:‘ no improvemont could, bo easily sug- gosted. Tho systom of forcing water to s sufficlont clovation, into roservoir, is earcely inforior to gravitation, except in the expense of pumping &nd tho risks attonding the breaking of machine ory. If tho storago, huwovor, i amplo, no don- gor nead be approhiended from this sourco; aud Ra peoplo aro alwaye willing to pay for o good thing, tho one is just about as good as the other it tho uup{!ly of water be sbundant. At the Talrmount Wator-Works, in Philadolphis, water- power Is brought into requisition to-do tho bumping, which, being considerably - chaspor lLan stoam, tho aunual aving from using it muat be r‘“ilu an itom, At Montrenl, tho water ia forced. iy stoam-power to a hoight of noarly & thousnnd foot nbove tho city, the groat olovation ‘making the use of firc-ougiiies superfiuous ; and tho water-supply is undoubtedly the best on this Countinent. : “Next in ordor-is the “Stand-Pipo Bystom,” &nd with whioh tho citizens of Ohicago are bost ncquainted ; but, unfortunatoly for thom, thoy havo' a koon Lnowlodgo of the fack that, slthough thoy nro hving bosido sn ocoan of oxcellont water, thoy have barely euough for tho common necessarios of life, while the luxury of o bath can ouly ho insured by Laving tho batli-room on the ground faor, or, suror still, in tho basement, "and & decont-looking fountain ia outof thequestion altogother. Tiia is not, howevor, the Tault of the !i‘ulem, but arises from o want of its propor application, In tho first place, tho stand-pipo is not built high enougl ; Hocondly, it is not properly locatod ; and, what {8 worse than oither, two-thitds of the strect-mains are too small to equnlize the prossuro, If this ovit was romediod, or, botter still, had it nover oxisted, tho city could havo & good supply of wator 0ol hours, if the pumping power was suflloient, without the aid of anothor pumping- works. (A good mmuy citios suffor from tno samo cause, the ovil boing in I:ropuruon to the hond of water.) When' the Water-Works wero constructed, had o tunnel of sufliciont sizo beon built, and a tower erocted to tho height of 400 foet, s million of inhabitants could gat & supor- ‘abundanco of wator from this sourco alone, with wporfect system of distributiou, and thero would Lo 1o necetsity of making a second tunnel, at o cost of millions of dollars aud n wasto of pre- clous years ; and I vonturo to prodict that, whon {his olophant is full grown and_sot to work, tho supply will genrcely Lo an improvoment on what it i to-dny, 08 the population by that time will bo doublo what it was before the flre. Moan- while, the citizens will continue to take a bath in their cellurs or in the Inke, curse the Board of Tublic Works, and growl through the columns of tha pross at aity ouo who in bold enough to havo 2 sickly spray thrown from & fountaiu or lawn- sprinklor during tho hented torm. The Dircot-Prossuro Systom, which is only latoly coming iuto gonoral uso' in our smaller sitios, s by ar the bost and most cconomical mothod which thoy could adopt. It is the only plan by which & uniform prossuro can bo ot~ tainod all over the works, and that, too, at a pres= suro_ogual to noarly 200 feot hend of wator, whic, n caso of fire, can bo_groatly incroased, when nll that is necessary is to attach the hose to the bhydrants, from which more cffective streams can be thrown than from nu{lnrdlumry fire-ongino, What is known ss tho Holly Sys- tom is docidodly the best and most popular, it boving already beon introduced successfully in all the principal Statos of tho Union, Thoso who swenr by Holly ailirm that his pumps are superior to ovory othor ; at least s good many Qo. ‘This, howevar,is trying to prove too much, a8 thoro aro other manufacturors who make ag good apumpas Holly, or any othor men ; and it in only the application of tho systom that puts him whoad of every compolitor, I hope our Board of Trustoes will add the two rotary to the four Diston pumps already contracted for, and sub- stitute six-inch for all the four-inch pipes. The formor bas moro than twico the capscity of tho Inttor, and tho incressod cost in both cases will Do far mora then compensated by tho improvo- ment, sud will give us s Water-Works to start with that will be the juat pride of our citizens and the om'g of all Chicago ; and, should Chica~ go aud Hyde Park ever concluda to go to war bout tho Aweworth Stiuk-Factory, or any other nuigance in which thoy havo a common interest, and agreo to fight it out across the lino with stroams of water, it will requiro no prophet to toll whioh side will gain tho vietory | 0t lato years, peoplo in this section have boen soizod wit} Tmn a mauia for sinking artesinn wolls, and, although the wator is almost uni- vorsally unfitted for domestic purposos, it isnover- tholess vory convenient for tprinkling grass or drivos, ruiming fountalus, cleansing sewors, watering stock, or giving ronluruumu'fiy in case of firo, ~From porsonal obsorvation, I have no- ticed that tho water most strongly fmprognatod with mineral substancos is the best adapted for irrigation ; tho solid matter held in solution bo- ing of & pecullarly fortilizing character, The extonsivo drives and lawns on the BSouth Park bave all been watered this scason from a single well; and it is safo Lo say that the same amount of wator was nover appliod iu the same way with moro gratifying results. Tho water from the well at Irving Park is scarcely inforior to lake wator, and this ought to cncouraga those who want tho domostio article to try their luck. Thoso, however, who wan it for goueral uso, cun boro with confidence, and they aro not likely to be disappointed. Farmors who suffer from o lack of water dur- ing the dry season ought to combine and wink wolls. Wooden wator-pipes, which are now coming into vory general uso ou acconnt of {hoir ohioapness and’ durability as well, aro car- tainly within tho roach of overy farmer whaso farms aro net raofed by a mortgage ; and no ju- vestmont will give the " farmor more satisfaction than taking stook in pure water on bohalf of his dumb depondauts, P'hiu artiote will take up consldorable of your valuablo space; but, as you huve given whola milan of o Lo disonssiug “ How fo got plenty of Ingerboer on Huuday,” it Is perhaps not usking too much to have & column now nnd again on “1low ta got plonty of pure wator every dsy in the woels.” Rospoctfully yours, . Janes PETRIE, et A THE COUNTY HOSPITAL. To the Editor of The Chicagn Tribuns: Bin: While agrecing in tho main with your corzospondont * Civilization," in bin romarks in this morning's TrivuNE rolative to the County Hospital, I think ho has beon o little too severo in his strictures upon the County Commivuions ors. Thoy hava avidontly actod in good falth up to tho best of thelr knowledge, ushas been provod by their recant golcotion of tha splondid sito at tho cornor of Twelfth stroct aud Ashland avonuo, ‘Ihe objeotions ralsod agalust thin solootion on tho ground of oxtrays- in the prico of tho lot are not woll-foundoed, as any ono ¢an weo who will tako poins toascertain tha oost of ronl astato in that part of the olty. It ia grenily to ho rogrettod that tho fact, aacortainad only at the olaverith Liour by the Medicial Board of the Ios. rltnl, that the lot Is out up into threo plocen by nteraccting stroots, should hnva mecessitatod tho .abandonmont of 8o excollont a purchase. Al that {8 now doalrod l\g tho public is, that our worthy Commissionera be nat discourngod by this firat failure, but that thoy make lnsto to provida n sito which s freo from tho objoctions ulrgiod Dby tho Medical Board against thoir Almt chaice, . —— SUNDAY-CONCERTS. Tothe Editor of The Chicago Tribune: Bin: The Lincoln Park Gommissioners have Intely hoon requosted to samction a sories of Bunday concorts, which- wore to bo srranged mainly by some of our Gorman follow-citizens, nnd to'bo Lold at Lincoln Park, for tho bonofit of thomasses of the population, The Commis- sioners havo rofusod to grant any euch per- . mlssion, and we shall havo to ' contont oursolves without this chango in the mode of cvlobrating & Ohleago Babbath, Logally thore caunot bo sny objoction to the action of the Commiestonors, the law suthorizing thom to use their discrotion in_ allowing or prohibiilng musieal por- formances wilhin the limils of Eincoln Park,© Looking at ' tho matter frem the standpoint: of + public ~morals and public justice, however, I oannot acoept the de: oclsion of the Commissionors as eithor just or wiso. -Tho Commissioners allow concorts, under the managoment of Prof, Balatks, on othor dys, which loaves us to infor that tho refusal to lo the same- gontloman conduct similar muslo on Bundays .originated in the laudablo dosiro to ahtold tho sanctity of the Babbath from any un- duo oncronchment. In this devire the Commis- sloners uudoubtodly acted from tha bost and purest motives, and In thoir decision thoy will probably bo sustained’ by a large portion of -our populatlon, This, howavor, docs not place thelr action beyond rationsl oriticism, To be plain about it, I think tho Commission- ars wore groatly mistaken whon thoy judged an open-air concort of the first order, given in a henutiful public park, to be a desccration of tho . Cliristian Sabbath, Of ail the arts, no one so di- Yootly Aneaks to the human mind, no one o in- mpiros the soul or purities and eloyates human sontiment, a8 the Divina.art of music. The poats of all nations and of all agos have glorified music noxt to tho purely human fealings of love, friond- ehip, charity, patriotiem, and valor, ‘Ihe diffor- ‘ont oligions systoms, with & very fow excoptions only, lisve made musio & paxt of = their roligious oxorcises; and, in our own city, in all our churches, you may this very day hear tho praynrs of tho pavplo arise to the throue of tho Almighty, in unison with the harmonious strains of Divino musio. Is theore, thon, any- thing irrayorent or antl-religious in music? Can what we doom appropriate in our houses of ivor« ship bo doscorauug smong the beauties of na- turo, under tho grent cauopy of Heaven, iu the tomplo built for Himself by the hand of God ? No, ir; L shall novor bo mado ta undorstsnd the sin'in listoning to oxquisite. music on & Bundny afternoon; and, in fact, I cannot think of & more appropriate way of nycudins one's Sunday leis- ure than by nt(nndluq a good congert in & public ark, By the prohibltion of such concerts the ommissioners have done nothing to ald tho cause of the Ohristian Sabbath, But I have another obeuutlon to mako to thelr docision. Tho deoision s an unjust discrimina~ tion in favor of the Tich and sgainst tho poor. Tho laboring classes cannob attend tho Baturday concerts, 60 popular among our aristocracy, bu- Gauso thoy cannob aford to loso a balf- dny's pny. Yot they sro iho ones upon whom the olovating influenco of art should bo - chiefly directed, ~ They have no day left for thoir recrestion, or thew montal and moral improvement, oxoopt Sunday. Would you not allow thom to employ Sunday towards theso purposes? You complain about their fro- quonting saloons; would you not afford them ontortainment a6 vastly saperior to debanchory n virtuo Is to vico? You boast of liberty and oquality ; would you confine superior education, osthetio improvements, and gonoral culture to tho privilogod fow, oxcluding the laborng many? Would you crasto o wider chusm bo: twoon tho monoyed aristocracy and the toiling masses, by olovatiug ~tho testes of tho former towards tho benuties of art, aud condemning the_Iattor to porpotunlob- sonrity and vulgerity? IfIknow tho Amorican peopla, they have no auch desiro; and I think that tho Gorman gentlomon who bavo intorestad thomselves in behalf of Bunday-concerts are en- fitled to the gratitudo of tho pooplo, uniess I am to undomstand, becauss gome of us imagine. {homselves at war against Toutonism, thoy would have us believe that ““Nothing good can como from Nazareth.” Lt us think of tho poor and thé lowly smong us. Let us romombor that they are, in & moau- urb, intrustod to our cara. Let it bo our aim to mako thom bottor, wisor and nobler, if wo .can; and, if wo oan do [t on tho Babbath, lot us ro: Joiob st tho opportunity of, s woll employin the Lora’a Day. Tho timo for thoologics conundrums snd_sectarian quarrelinga is past ; practical roligion is what wo wan, sud practioal roligion means TOLERANCE and OHARITY. Asa mattor of sympathy for tho laboring masses, I proclaim mysol? an sdvocato of Sunday concorta. at tho F"hm park; and, in this light, I recom- mend this question to the consideration of thoso of my follow-citizens who have hithorto sternly rofused to let their poorer brethren listen to ain- ful music on & Babbath day. Lot ull of thoso who do not think themselves infallible, and who, in thoir housos of worship to-day, will endeavor to bocome botter, wiser, and more charitable ‘men, dovoto a small portion of the Babbath to Tofloction upon tho subject of Sundsy concerts, and, in these roflactions, lot them bo guided by the ruling apirit of tho Chrlstien religion, so besuti- full{‘ oxprossod by the groat Apostle (Paul, Co- rinthinus L, xiil, 1and 2): **Though I spoak with tho tongues of men and of angols, and have not charity, I am bocome as gounding brass o & tinkling oymbal ;. and, though I have tho gift of gmphocy. and undorstand all mysterios and all knowledge, and though I have all faith, 50 that I could remove mountains, and have not charity, I am NoTiNg," Ax AvERIOAN CITIZEN. FILTHY GUTTERS. To the Editor of The Chicago Tribuna : Bm: I thinkitisa disgrace to Chicago that the guttors on somo of tho streets on which 1 have been are in such a horriblo condition, I am a rosident of Bt. Paul mysolf, and the a tharitie thoro aro using evory procaution tokeop tho cholora from coming there, and I don't thin) COhicago ought to lot that oity go alicad of hor for cloanliness, So cleannp now. Yours truly, 0. J. Augzn, The Seclf-Accused Nathan Murderers BAN Fuaxomson, Aug. 80.—Irving gives the namos of tho mon ausociated with him in the Nathan murdor as Dantol Kelly and Caleb Gor- nion, Kelly struck tho blow. Ho douies he was in prison at the time of the murdor, and ssys if ho over reachies New York he will produce the papers and & memorandum-book which ho took from Nathau's safo with his own hinnds. FLORIDA WATE: IMPERISHABLE FRAGRANCE! MURRAY & LANMAN'S OELEBRATED 2 FLORTDA WATER. Tho richost, moat lasting, yot most dollcate of all Per- famos, for use on the HANDKERCHIEF At tho TOILET, G And in the BATH, ILe, al uk fc A TAhore e tmitations and souptoriolin, S b e e o pawmeiiots the namos of ALUILIEAY & TAND AR Without witlch rono s gouiine. Yor pule by all Porfumers, Dragglstsy und Denl : As thoro are Imita DISSOLUTION NOTIOE, DISSOLUTION. Notloo fs haroby given that tho partnership herotofora sxlsting botwoen the undorsignod, John Hoboeldor and August Bchmidt, under tho firm namo of Jobn Schuoider & Oo,, Nos. 61 to 61 Michiganst., corner ol klin in tho oiy of Ohlesgo, munulsoturors af atoam buili.g Lo,y 1 fsdivod. - JOIUN BOHNELDER, e e ooy e O T, e EDUCATIONAL. Harvard University, A1878-7%. Mombors of ano dopartmont havo s rlght to attond loa- turan and rocltations fn any othor dopar man’ of thn Unl- vorsity withont paylng addlifonal foos; for oxamplo, Law studonts mny attond any oxorolsos thoy pleaso [u Harvard Collogo, Madioal studonts tho oxcrolezs of tho Helontifio . Bohool, oto. The degraes of Master of Arts, Dootor of Philosophy, and Doctor of Solonos aro open to Bacholars af othier l- stitution Tho yoar begins In all dopartmonts on Thuradny, Sont. 2, 1873, Txaminations for ndmission to HARVARD QOLLRGE, the LAWRINOE S8CIENTIVIO SCII00T, tho MINING BOHQOL, and the BUSSEY INSTITU- TION will bogin on Thureday, Sopt, 26, nt8a.m. The oxamination for advanood standing in the MEDIOAL HOHOOL takes placo Bopt, 2; for ndvancod atanding in the LAW SUHOOL, Sopt. 25, Tho Univoralty Catalugus (including oxamination papers of 1871.72) may bo obtained from CHARLES W. SRVER, Booksollor, Cambildgoy prico, 0 conts, Circulara do- scribing tho savoral dopartmonts may bo obtained on ap plication to JAMES W, HARRIS, Bocrotary, Cnmbricie, Mass. Lake Forest Academy, LAKE FOREST, ILL. A Doarding-fichool for Boys, -most oliarmingly situ: 's rlda hy cars from Clilcago, and spinndldly rmd for imparting tho most thorough Instruction, Noxt torm comungnees Sopt. 11, Far catalogues, oia., drons - A W, ALLEN, A, M., Principal. and ascommodato N. B.—To save timo sad oxpouso, thoso paronts wha cannot canveniently visit Lako oreat, Prof, "Allen will bn at t] ookstors of W. 13, Koon, Ghoko & Co., 113 Btatost., on Sarorday, Aug. 30, and Hept. 3, from 11 o'olook u. T, 103 'olook b, m., whera be will o happy to confor with any who have sons to sond away to sehool, EDGEWORTH SCHOOL, MRY, BURGWYN MAITLAND, PRINUIPAL, 6873 WABASH-AV. Eilah, Fronoh, ond ticrman foxrding and Day School for Yount Loadien A 14 tho (ieie. - Mene dinitiund Is ns: sistud ui'h-dunn ‘Coyriore, Profossor Teown, and a tull corps of Prafossors and 'Ienchers of ability and oxpori- Shcer “Tio dution af ho Schonl will bo rosimed Soptein: Vor 18, ~ For clrculars containlng particulars, alao numer- 83 roforoncos in Ohigago and pisowiiare, ' appiy at tha bookataros and to tho B 81 Wabnshenr. ritctpal, H. B. BRYANTS, (Bryant & Stratton), CHICAGO BUSINESS COLLEGE, Southicnst corner State and Washington, Bix Months' Courso, Ono Yoar's Courso, Two Years' * i Course. ‘Tho English Branches, Gorman, Businoss Arithmotio, Commorcial Law, Bonklivoping, Penmanship, &e. Call and examino—$. K. cor, State and Washinkton. Family and Day Scheol, NEW YORK CITY. 188 BRACKETT and MISS ELIOT will roopen thole sohiool for girls from six to twonty-one, Wodneadsy, Sept. 117 East Thictysixth-st. Glrls fitted for any Col- loge, Tiofor ta Rov. Tobert Collyor, Chicago. GRAHAM SEMINARY, . M. L. BARNES, Princlpal, B854 MICEIGAN-AV. English, Frenoh xud Gurman Day Scnool for Glrls and Boys of avy ago. Miss Bnnos Is asslated by ‘a full eorps ol compatent toachors. Tae school has bucn in nucce-8. ful’ Gporactua for twebve yors, and will Teapen Scpt. & Far particulars apoly to Principal, 854 Michigau-av, ST.XAVIER’S ACADENMY Cornor Wabasli-uv. and Twonty-ninth-nt, OHIOAGO, This elogant new bullding will opon for tho rocoption of punilson Mondsy, Bopt. 1.~ Lo olreulars &pply to the Direotross. STUDIES WILL BE RESUMED In the UNIVERSITY OF NOTRE DAME on TUES- DAY, tho2d of BEPTEMBER, 1873, Tralua loave tho Lako Shoro & Michigan Southorn dopot at9a. m. for South Bend, Ind. MRS, SYLVANUS REED'S ENGLISH, FI Oif, AND GERMAN BOARDING ND DAY BOHOOL For Young Ladios ard Children, Non, 6 and 8 Tast Fifty- third-st., Not ork. : Sleeping-rooms to siugle tooupants witon dostred, The tonth schunl.year will bagin Sopt. 24, 18i3. lioations io bo sent to the Alu_wumldrnll. DIRS. GEO, VANDENHOFY. BOYS' SOHOO L. ‘Mrs. GEORGE VANDRNHOKFE will u‘mn her Board- ool for BOYS, at No. 106 \WVEST FORTY- close to RESERVOIR PARK, New Yurk, e arding pupils limited 10 KIGHT, Bohool hours from 9! . M to 3330 1. ¥ _ Applications may bomado sy atiavo. BISHOP WHIPPLE'S BOHOOLS, FARTBAULT, MINN ST. MARY'S HALL, for girls: All deparimenta equsl 40 1hio bost IEaatorn Schiools. Native {anchors uf muder Inngunges, BSoventh yoar. ATT! 100D, for e Ernduntoa ontor Sephomora Claca in Enstera o, Tociion mnatinbia for herlthfutnoes s orfe " Ondot. oy "S- opous Sept. 95 comogacs idrons . TUEV, SANFS DOBBL MADEMOISELLE TARDIVEL'S FRENCH 00L: Roopeny Sopt. 17. Tho only one tu New York whoro rbcts Soliic s n Parts, Suporior knglish oduoation, Drawing, Latin, Singlng included in the tultion, Sxcallgnt boino. H Boardors ha For oirculars, 25 Wost. Forty-aixtiat, N. ¥. alon to’ Mrs, 1. > Goadll, Mrs, Guo. ngo, 1.1 Airs: Goa, P, Plant, St Lon] it incy, 1 J. McGinalss,'Jr., Ne oloy, Clas oinnatf, RS, JOHN V. B, BLEECKER'S English, French, and Geeman Dosuling and Doy Sohiool for Youhi Ladics and Oblidron, 10)tast Forty-sovanth-st. otweon aladison nnd Fiithavs., Now Yock City, will 1878, A most thorough courso of Lustruo. roopen Bept., 3, 1 tion, togothor wilh lioma caro and priviloges. FREEHOLD INSTITUTE, Froshold, Now Jersey: a boarding schoal for boys; scnd Tor atal0aos to ave Ae . OHAMBIILS, Trigeipal. PISHOPTHORPE-A QHUROK SQHOOL FOR ‘youny ladlos, near Bothlohem, Pona. Fall senson will onon or t. 17, 1870, T freul: ddress Mies 1 J. R R, T i s Ml CGLL, TATE_AND COMMEROCIAL INSTITUTE, Now Haven, Conn, Fortieth Year, Proparatory to © Gollogo, the Sclontific Schools, or Businoss, with syatum- atlo and thorough physiosl trainiue by wiiltary drilling, mnastics, rowivg, o Oatalogtios sont on spyplication, it ¥ o4y ., SUOBOLLL, Prinoipal. OLDEN HILT, SEMINARY LOT Vi TADIE: GHRENH Con " Addross Miss EMILY NELSO: (LOTILIC HALL, STAMFORD, CONN. Kagliah, French, and German Boarding-Sehool For catalogus sppig o BpimISe 040 SPRLY 40 P ivsts ATKEN and OHASE. UDSON YOUNG TADIES' SEMINARY, TWUD R T LT PRAKE, Peinotpals. 8 113, Torms, 8300 per annum, 08 PEA TAPLEWOOD INSTITUTE FOR YOUNG Mo it yhiety voars for b atiold, M uperior facilitics 'and rara bosuty of locatlon, Rov O. + Bpoar, Principal, N[ OREE BOIGOT, FOI YOUNG LADIES: ALSO Kindorgarten, Ited Bank, Moumouth Connfy, N. . Bosrdors, 19, Physical and imental culturo. Toaching Jooture and ohjoat, londiug puplle to think and reatnn. Vuodlomork, culiaary art ois.” 1. . OOLEMAN, Prist cipal. W _JRRARY_COLLEGIATRE INSTITUTE (FOR N etosoa). ordontonn, N. J. Addross E. & 5, HAAS, A, M,, Principal, ORTHWESTERN _UNIVERSITY 81X GOL. 7 “‘LIKBI ndgvu;m nt; l’mlukl;mr‘l lll(:dfl‘;ll("l;}llrflf o Bopt. 17. - For pactioulare, addross Prost- N A s D SENNBYLVANIA MILITARY AOADEMY, ONES. tor, Pa., (for boardors only). Bosslon opuns Wed. nesdny, Sopt; 10, Looation slovated and hoalthiful, ounds ampio, bulldings handaome and commodivus. urse of studies oxtensive, 'Thorongh instruction Iy Civil sod llnan-‘nlnn\ i\!l]luln;n ght o ring, the Clawics, aud d u lish. AD] it E‘E‘EH"IWF‘%?:;“ it i cuhxfi‘:‘fm‘z‘:‘}r }: PRUSSING, Fag. ous 0t tha Aoadamy in Cbioago, orte 0L, THEO, HYATT, Presldon NNINGTON INSTITUTE (FOR BOTH S8PXFS), P O N i Coutonsbia, Audron A- P, LAm_mlf. Princip: PROE, VANDED NAILTEN 11AS REOPENED TI8 I ool of sirit engliicoriug {n Room 60 Kospor Block G ourpitoase. Lvaning g-class.fiom 7 40 voning drawing.class from 7 to Bonday, Wednesday, and Friday, o for ton lestons, in adanoe, OOKLAND INBTITUTE FOIL YOUNG LADIES, Nyaclion-thoItudsen, —Tug (il toru o 151s iall: futo, _dolightfally si n tho' iludson Rivo Now Yurk, will commencu Sept. 1. For ocatalogus and ciroulae, with fll partioulars, address RLV. L, DELOS SANBITELD, Presidont, i, xR IVERSIDE BKMINARY, ROCHLSTEN, N, Y., nd young Indios, roupons Hopt. 8. Vot admiuston o olrouiar, address tho ~Principal, MRS, BARAIL L, NOTT. AYBIOOK BEMINARY, day school for, %"I‘llll( Ll u nuse A _BOATDING AND and childroa, Saybrook, C L © Wl opon y, Bopt. 10, 1678, K irou. LEomy M htauioos, aidroms tho Prisiolpal, MIBS ALIOK L7 WARNER, IFALLMANN BENINATLY, TATERSON, N, 7= Tigaraing and dayachool for youn tsdiowillpoion Sopt. 16, Glroulars tay ba ohtalnud at Cooke & I 18 Do dau ] & Souw, 25 Otia Mre, GEORG borwat, TALLMAR, J Principa), Yo near Broadwa; Y £85 BIDE, GERMAN KIRDERAARDEN—THIR sehool, Intendod for ehildron trum Sto 1, soare of il Fogun Beut. 1o at 1035 Houth R:ng A0S RO AR IGK ae llucind, Endloh il a i At A, T B0 nd 8t A, T o LN gl il i Teuant by s domputunt teacnor. Tiafarmic A D AT N Doad kT, “Mes, T 1L BbRELD < rEST BIDE AOADEAMY, 14 NO ., will roopon Mundiy, Sopt. 8 BELL, 5. A, VY HSLEVAN FEMALE GOLLEGE, WILMINGTON, "Dal,, offors thorough fniriucfosd in a 1heral cuurve Iiky Influonoon, tud; Tl it T 1! . o atudy,, Baler Lo Sopt. 10 RV, JOUN Wike BN, A ITUTE~A BOARD- ., Prosidunt, yONKURS MILIATY N intelligent, hoaltiry, Earnoat ' tuaouin ncecliool for ingking boys ‘BN AMIN SEASON, 5 JOIN AL, Clirlatian mon, Establisu Qumuim senwo manngeniont, No. 81, Yenkors, N XY, AMUSEMENTS, HOOLEY'S THEATRE. MONDAY, 8apt. 1. postiivaly Iaxt porformancd of O I AT E, And Blshop's Spoalalty, Wanted, 1,000 Mitlinars, Tucadng, Sept. 3, ovory ovauing, ‘aid Wodnosday and i urday Slatindos, Bronson Howard's boantiful Bocioty LILIAN’S LAST LOVE, Loanponranco of Miss ELIZA O'CONNEI aa LILIAN, The Drama will o drossed and inunteil in tho usual siglo uf ologno peeuline 46 tein ostabiislinont. n Proparation—BOARDEKS, ACADEMY OF MUSIO. TITR MOST BRAUTIFULTHEATRE IN AMERIOA. Entirely robIE AL s Gont ol ovor 80,60, Grand inaugit: ral w‘r armnnuu. Monday ovoning, Sopt. 1, upon whiloh S3onsla LAWRBENOE BARRHETT, The greatest ltving exponont of the laglimato chara: MEP SO St i el iseeonat(eh o cho GATLII- RALBORE, in Hhiwar's aablims biny of RICEIBLIETT B tad by rkabl, uug Clompany, o e P mesdny 11 s KL (5T Weolnoadny and Snturdsy datinoos ¢ 3 o'slack. M'VIOKER'S THEATRE. Production of Tiranson 1owargd's companion ploce to **Haratoga," ontitied DIAMONDS! Produced {n our asual styln of oxcollonco fn all depart- moncs, . MYERS' OPERA HOUSE. Monrooat., botwson Dearboru and Siate. Brilliant Bucoess of the STAR COMPARY, Avtington, Cotton & Komble's Hinstrels, 1n an ontirn chango of programme, Mnaokin and Wilson, Bobby Noweomb, Frnest Lindon, Hifly Rice, William Atlington, Hon Gotion, and J. i, Komblo [’ Naw Spo. cintint, New Sangs, Now Dancds, New Acts, sud tho Taugliablo Durlesqus of DI-VOROED! Tvory Tivoniog and Saturday Matinoo. GLOBE_THEATRE. Erory vontag, and Wodneadsy and Saturdsy Matincos, ingagomon® Fx-raordinary, THI GRANDEST BBRCTAOLE BVEIX PRODUCED IN AMERIOAT s A FN O, TME WONDERFUL LANP, Producod in a'styio novor bofora cqualed {n any Thoatro, HALSTED-ST. OPERA HOUSE, Monday and Tuesilay nights, Froa laotnres on NATURE ‘BY DR. PAYNE, Now at Gault Houss. 70 STATIONERS Tancy Goods Trade HENRY LEVY & SON, 49 Maiden Lane, New York, Would call the attontion of ttg trado to tholr Fall importations, among which ara: Backgam: and Chesn Boards, Dreasing Canes and Work Boxess Glove nud Hundkorehiler Boxen, Chenstion, Dominoes, nnid Dicey Mathemntlenl Inatrumentss Portmonnnics and Bill Books, Tourlst Cnaes and Portfollos, Pen and Pocket Cutlery, Writing Cnsen, Inkatinds, 1 nud Fern Goods, l’lllfllu Alhl I Water Yn nra, urd Cos and otlior nsoful novoltios and ataple articlos suited to tho traca, users visiting the city will tind L to thele advaniago In looking ovor our stook boforo purchasing gluswtioce, ; RAILROAD TIME TABLE, TRRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF TRAZS Summer Arrvangement. EXPLANATION OF It oopted. * Sunday oxcopto rive Sunday at8:00a. o1, § MICHIGAN CENTRAL & GREAT WESTERN RAILROADS o and foot ar Twenty-econrt-i, ‘soutiieast corner af” Kandolphy ‘o Stadison, Teare, 0F MARKS.— 1 Saturd: o] dfonday sxcopied. VAr Dalir. Ficket hiice, 1 Glar and 1 (anatate, corn Mail (vfa main and atr lno) Day IExpeoss, Jnckson Acc ‘Atlantio Exp i ros: Night Expro HENRY O, WENTWORTIL, Uenoral Passenyor ARont- CHICARD & ALTON RA'LROAY. Kansar City and Denver Short Line, vfa_Louls. Mo., and Chicago, Springfleld, Alton und St Louis Thedugh Linm, - Union Be bridye, Ticket Ofices s At Depot, and 123 Randolph-at. DR. KAHN'S e WL Of Natura) Madisnn. Tiokats, 60 conis; for gontlomon only, Doors opon from 9a, m. 10 10 p. KINGSBURY MUSIO HALL, Clark and Randolph-sta. . Onpaail Sente movable. - A Teotures, Conventions, 1,500 numborod sonts. \y at the Hall. MILLINERY. CHOICE MILLINERY | ‘We are now prepared to display a large line of Hats, Feathers, FLOWERS, Fall Styles At Popfl Prices. WEBSTER'S, 241 WEST MADISON-ST. CROCKERY, CHINA, &o. AT RETATIL. China, Crockery, Glassware, AND ALL KINDS OF Table-Furnishing (iooids nod Dantel Ornuments, Good, Cheap, Fine, and Beautifal, E. 0, LAWRENCE & 00, 106 STATE-ST. OCEAN NAVIGATIO! NATIONAL LINE oF sTEAMSI—IIPS_ Sailing from Now Vork for Quaensiown and Liserpool overy Satus nd for London diract evory fortnight. e URENGTOWN and LIVERPOOL, trom blors 44 and 47, North Rivor, \a.Saturdny, Aug, 50, | Groece., Saturday, Sopt. 2. Y B urday, Sopt. 37, s} Cabin Passnge, 870, §80, and $90 Currency. Return Tickets, $140 and S160 Curreocy. RTEERAGE PASSAGE, 829, ourrency. Passotikors booked 16 of trou: Goruian aad Goandina- vian points at low ratos. “ho Stonmships of this line are the Iacgest In the trade. Drafts on Great iritain, Iroland, and tho Continant, WILLIAM MACALISTER, Gen't W torn Agont, Northeast corner Qlark and Randolph (opposite now horman Houso), Chicago. B NEW YORK TO CARDIEE, BRISTOL, LONDON, And all Othei-Points in England and Wales, ThaSouth Walos Atizniio Stenmship Company' st it Sleaniiys wlil s ‘from Fouasyivant Tail: orsoy Avg. 0 atcams vided with all tho Iatest {mprovomon' Tonvoniuace of Cabin an, btaoraso Fassoyora Cabin, Hi0currancy Rocund Cablny 835 ehvrney’ Stoor: 3 ncy propaid S corags corlific . b A e Pl Lor fusthor particulirs, annly fn Cardil, at the Com. o, No. 1 Dok Climines, 3 w Vo ARONTRALD BN S 0. Agonts, - No. 17 euadivas, SPEOLAL NOTICE. STATE LINIE STEAMSIiIP CO. Noiico is hereby given that foom this dato tho steamers f this Lino will g . 86, N. o this, Lino wilt sl trom Plor No, 30, N R, footof STATE LINE, NEW YORK AND GLABGOW, LIVERPO - Thogo eloghnt now stes "“Nmfii‘”’,'x%":m" e ntli' ogen awors i Plon 1 e hankirns N w oy Lo e, 1 i N.Y. gouts, 12 Hrondway, N, ¥, R ARG TS, Agcnts, hoaio. g", iling twice a wook from uw Yark, and carrying pas. g e aebu of Groat Deitaim, (rofatd, Janiiuntal Faropo, and the Mudirorca Oubin troily $63; Nieor- rOR Sty and Trish poris onst, $30; woat, . * Gentl. el portssaing ol voy Al payablo la 11, §_ curroncy. Apply for full fuformation at the Coms pinywainotn o, S fowlli Groon, Now Yok, and N i Culcaio. Goruor Lasalluand Madison. HENDESRSON BROTILEUS, Agonts. Wmfinmnfl% STEEL PENS, Spoctal attentiun onlled ta the woll-knuwn nubors, DO TBamn2822-20 & 82, Factory, Mt, Yernon; Ofiice, 76 Johu-st, N. Y, Leare, | Arrive. * 8200, m* anrns ‘Sichsonsillo, L., aud Vit » and Loulsi- Jdoflerson Gity Expros gorin, Kookuk & Bu; Wonoun, Lacon, and Washingion Forprosa ... Jollat & Divi CHICAGD, MILWAUKEE & S(, PAUL RAILWAY. Union Depot, corner Madison and_Canal-ste,; Ticket Offce 68 South Clarkat,, oppoite Sherman, Hlouse, und at Depol. Arri Milwankeo, §t. Paul & Minnoap- N i i o o ™ |} 00 Mail and ISxpross, :00 p, m. [*11:008. m. Milwaukee, St , Pai olls Night Erpress. [t9:00 p. m. |*4:15 p. m, CHICARD, BURLINGTON & DUINCY RAILROA oot of Lakest,, Indiana-av,, and Si and Cunal and Sizteentieals, Ticket ofices, at,, and ut depols = Teave, Dubuquo and Sionx City Ex Pacltic ast Lin Aurora Passanyor, Mendota & Ottawa ‘Aurora Passonger. * 530 . Aurora Passongor (Sinday) To0 po e Dubuqug & Sionx Oity E 19 v m porty ¥ 9:00p. ). m, . . it 5100 ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD. Depot footaf Laket, and.font of Ticentysecondut, agice, 121 Zandolphat,, near Clark, Bprin; flli!fl Hapre- Shtuniocid Kxhro Dibutine & Stous O Dutiiasd & S Gl i (1) Glima Pase 2 {130 Panand Qa i Tiydo Park and Oak Wi Fiydo Park and Oak Waods., Axde Park and Onk Woo: Ve d Unk Wood ifyde Patk and Oak Wool i3do Pack and Oak Woods.. (a) Huns to Clianipaign on Saturdags. CHICAGO & NORTHWESTERN City affces, corner Randolph anit LaSa at., corner Madismn- and 75 Canale Arrive, oy 1 i Ex Dubugue Ellhl x, {"n-nxmr: figuguqun nymil. 'rocpo Jubuquo Kxpross, Bliiwaiken Al esoeesor Milwaukoo Iixpro: 10 mije 740 bl m- 2§ 6o n’ m 4340 &, . * 70 p. 210310 8. m. |, 400D uotte Expro .8 4925 bt im. |+ 8 COLORADO, KANSAS & NEW MEXICO, 17"1;1.-((«"(! Frelght Ofice, 71 Clark-st, 5 3 nute, A, T. CHICAGO, ROCK ISLAND & PACIFIC RAILROAD, Depot, corner of Vanliuren and Sherman-ats, TVcket qffice, Grand Pacific Hotel, Bt, Tal lxpross. Omaba, Loavonu'thEA TPuru Accommodation, Night Kxpross.., Louvoaworth & Aiohison Expross littod LAKE SHORE & MICHIGAN SOUTHERN RAILROAD. Depol, Van Buren-at., Joot ar LaSalle-st, Ticket offees, northeest corner Clark and Randolphate., and southicest cornier Cunal and Hadison-sts. Teave | Arelee. Mall, vis Afr Lino and Main Linels 6:i0s, m |* 6 5. i e el Wt il ir Ll ¥ 8:00 p. M. Atlantie Exg 00 &, m. Njgt xpross, 5 Tithast Acconimoaation, .vu-ss Soutl Ghioago Accommodaion PITTSBURGH, FORT WATNE & CHICASO R/ all,..... Valpataise CHICAGO. INDIANAPOLIS & CINCINNATI LINE. VIA KANKAKEE ROUTE. From the Great Central Rallroad Depot, foot of Lake-it. "For inirough tickets and sleeping-car birihe apply al our 1 fice, 131 Heandolphests, near corner Clark; 15 corner 3faditon Lafalleat,, corner Washe THROUGH Cana i dngton, and af Hlinois Centrat Dep Teavo Chicago. Arrive at Lafay Arrivo at Indianapol Arri Inclunati Traina arrlvo at Chloago at 7. 35 8. m,, and 1 " Oniy lino running Katurdsy night train fo I is and Clncinnatl, South End passongors can gel lwenty-second-at. i frgtake chooked and tako traim at Dovot. M DR. C.BIGELOW CONFIDENTIAL PIYSICIAN, 977 snd 319 South Olark st,, cornur Van luren, lvago, 1t {s woll known by all ders of the lemr!, that Dr., 0. igelow 1 thy oldout oatabilahod physlclan I Ollcago. Helonce and experionce have wade Dr. I3, the most ro. Hownea SPEOTALIST. af (ho ago, houoted by tho prust, srteonind of tha ' nighoat modical attainments by ail thié pysalimitiisnof s v bt s b v (T OLRONIG AND BPEOIAL THRED, SEPARATI PARLORS for Indios and gontlomon, Call. CORRESPONDENUN NI ENTEAT, Alirurs il lotiors, with stamps, tc D270, BIAILGW, a7t wnd 310 Houth Oluricat. Times, Get, 30 186, DI WOELOW a8 roguistly brod fhyatetan. 11t reo- utatlon is best known hors in our idst. He wants TanLootctinon, Tk iy woll spukog of by bYory oty R L UE e e? w0 L cato. Whilo tho worlddud K by stelnts nro reqlrods aud 1€ uny au n T iy 618 of tho WiusL fmportanco to onge ouly & man whoss 0Xporionee cquul to his offer of modl. Cehor than 1ho trith, wo rogs b ynfeity it curo ponitivaly al DIRERBI fn oty fATTON i eordinlly an )W, atliis Ountral TAIRBANKS' ETANDARD SCATLES OF ALL BIZUS. FATRBANKS, MORBE & 00 111 AND 13 LAKE-ST, opat, West Side, near Madison-st, . or any inlorast n -yluq z s st 5