Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, August 8, 1875, Page 15

THE CHICAGO TRIBUNE. SUNDAY, AUGUST 8 1875—SIXTEEN PAGES. SECRET SOCIETIES: sddress of P. G. ML Allen Be- fore Ashlar Lodge. ;; Interesting Review of the Anti- Masonic Movement. Joena) Slecting of the 0dd Fellows’ Encamp- ment of Massachuselis. ricfic Announcements. MASQNIC. DR ALLEN'S ADDRESS. Reference was made in last Sunday's TaIprye Jothe sddress of Dr. J. Adams Allen, P. G. M. of toe Graod Lodge of Michizas, delivered at the public instalistion of the oflicers of Ashlar Lodge, 30d, in obedience toa Renesally expressod xish of tho Masons of the city, the document s been recored for publication. The addiess a2 o follows: Afex years ago and rome of us ttood, With many ousand obers, near the tomb of Douglas, ‘The wall- Iriad and trusty COrner-5tobe was about {0 be cemented 1o s pespetual resti by tbe Masons of tue Srand Lodge of Umois, The ilustrious and patiotic a1, bleering bis jast sleep, bad Ie{t his Lody be- sath those monsuental wrblare, aud bis memory in % beartof tie pation. To crown the occasfon with sppropriste bonor canie the farmer from the feld, the inic from bin £hop, the merchant from his count- the artist from his studio, the studcnt from 1 clmber, the professional msn Lrom his ofhod, the Judge from the Lench, the stutesman (rom the Cavitiet, 204 ihe General Zrom the headquariers of the army. The spectacle wad an imposiug one. Oa the ane wsud wio Loke Michigan, *its jTond waves Tolling 12 perpetual flow "—mocking the Bnite sight Ly losing hoelf in tho dimly-gaihirod distance, wiery its groen woters merged o the hlue simosphere; op the Yher, » vast muititude, every beart inetinct and Iorobbing with_solemn thougl.ts sud_deep emotions, £1ed Into being by the sober yomp and the occult but pajestic significance of our ceremonisl forms. On {5e still, summer air was borne tue distant hum of pusiness’ {rom the great Cify Tiren Jike su exhalption, St Aladdin's Palice, un the shores of the inlind sea. fuelong procession pauses & moment, the floa soya~ ile tothe Tight and left—Knights, compandons, and Prothers in thieir order front each other at suitaulo space. The brothers stand uncovered, and the Enighta et arms, whilst the Graud Lodgeand the dis- Hinguisned invited guesta of the fruternity pass slowly cpandslang the ertended lines. During those im- phessive moments there was felt Dy every soul present 3 thriling sense of power. Noj merely of numbers, ngh great ; or af the occation, though wemorable; grof the men, thougn pre-eminert in business life, i 6 foram and the field ; or of the music, though it polled it grandest swaves of barmanious sound over the ecacourse. There was one person who paced with uncovored ‘poad etwoe those liues,—3 mnn whose name and fame bsd been known and fobible io cvery city, villags, ‘pamlet, and farm-houss of the land for more than the fhird of & ceatury ; & man almost peerless in inteliect, a profound scholar, of uutiring sodustry, of farseeing sagacity, to whom ail past bistory was 3 tharoughly- studiod book whence he had gatbered marvelous power of forecasting thought; & man who had successively Boen the leader uf a foriarn hope, a faction, and o par- £, xud with that party’s ultimate achievement of suc- o was carried on the tide of gencral choice 1o the very helm of State. He 8100d at the rignt hund of tho lou’ Cajtain, and through tbe dark and Licody bours of pational jtrial which eosued he exhibited 3 mssterly sbility end tact which won admiration and ‘ehallenged emulation from the leading spirita of the ta of Europe. ‘Lhe baughtiest Prime Ministers of the Ol World, Bowever versed {5 diplomacy or state- -enaft, acknowledged this man their masier, or at Joact thetr jeer. And as this man ‘with mncov- ered head slang thoss lines, and : # bis eye flashed over fhe lising evidences Of an organization replete with fumbers, vigorous in its pbyaical individuaity, majes- ic {u {ts oited farce, it wust have occurred 16 him as £ 07 0 us standiug _there—bumunity campact eboul- er 0 shoulder—that this Masonic combination bad a princape of iife n it which the azes could not destroy; 40 1nternal germinant forcs which no opposition could imgimpede; an upapringing power which shook off sidicule snd calumny, persecation, and organized st- ack, a8 eosily a8 Samsop. with unsborn locks, cust from bum the bonds and gyves of the Philistins, or a8 the fnfant Herculos etraugled the scrpeats which Juno #ept to destroy bim in bis crad e, “For this man, on tho 11th day of Sentember, 150, Bad reported to a conventian called to put down Ma~ ‘Sonry these words 2 + All past experionce warrants the belief that - w1l witness s dove) ‘pment of the prind- ‘Anti-Macoury in eve-; State and Territors in on ; and all past experience proves that, so fast 23 that development is made, just so_rapidly Free- masonry, with its unlawful oatis, ifs slarming princi- , and Ulasphemous mites and ceremcnies, falls are it, ana public opiniou fows thanceforth in the patoral and bealihful chaouel of opposition to all xperience™ therefore demanded the mitermoat duration of Masonry to “expire by Limita- tion ™ on the 11th dy of September, 1531, Accordiug 10 the immensely-exaggerated estimates of that day : # Ot of the eatth a fabric huge Boee like an exbalation, with the sonnd Of aulcet symphonies, and volces sweet, Built Like s temple.” “The walls are the living zmen of all Christendom, %o the number of a million, 8 bupdred tholsand of <whom are in this country,’ bound together by ties ‘npon their fame, their life, and the future saivation of their souls, 1t has & ntual, an altar, & priesthood, sud worsbipers. It i an unbailowed temple, whose votarics are admitted, in attire for the gullows, 1t has 8 government and laws, an D) and crowned nd 2 book of constitutions and a sword. It is the temple of tyranny, where young men swear fealty toan unknown Prince, Jt1s & refuge af lies; neither #ruth, nor ngkteousness, nor patriotism will suffer it longer t; defils the -Proceedngs of the Conren- tiom, p. Burely, if this were true, the man of whom we have #poken was right in the’ couviction thet the days of Masonry were then pumbered. and the pumbar of daya wis 965 days, with stz hours sod twenty minutes £t the bene(or mulx)diction, But more thad four de- caden have gone into the past, and, though most of the craflamen of Gat generation bave been called from ortal ~1abor™ 1o {mmortal * refresument,” though the gavela and working tools of our fathers bave fallen from bands waurled with fes wrugion 7ot other Tespective btations, 28 of the old time; fuir and besu- tiful designs are Jaid down upon the treetle-baxrd, and the craft are fmpatient o pursue their accustomed On’the whole, this project of causing Masonry to Qisappear—seening feasiole enongh several times in Iustory—turns out & more difficult one than Wss sur- mised. To us, Masans, the effort sa %o do seems mot Iandsble in any man, e are content, however, that 1hose uneasy people who zre never hapoy unicss repder- themselves aahapyy in 4 vain attempt to meddle with other peoples afairs, ahould have {ree bcope to ke themselves s wreicledly Josous, 13 miseratly g:flma,ume,ramin the 0o of their syphbean labor of jove, Ibelicve, 2a 3 matter of fact, that quite recently sme of thess people g0t together and. piresd Fesoid tions to begin sgatn in the pleasureably-melancholy duty of snunging the Masonle Iustitution, 1t 1s to o that the Dew movement presented noth- 4ng of the lvely originality, the vivid imaginngs, and 1be gorgeous rhietoric of forty years so. It W alto- getticr 100 tame and commonplace. Some of the old- tlpul.lmnum?e;enr‘:wd.nfllmh:d,hmm e » sestenco of ths impasion angues o whi they listenod forty years ago, but aze, which en- cheese and purifics wine, unfortupstely dulls e mental faculties, clips the wings of fancy, cloga the memory, and hobbles tho rurh of * thoughts that Ireathe the words that burn.” The younger men, un- Jappily, were not posted,~—they coald caly grasp the rayed edges of the diiapidsted coat-tails of ancient - Masonry. To tnose of ua ¥ho had listened to the “gand old mosters,” their plpings seemed Jike 3 ‘Burdy-gurdy assailing the vexed tympanum atter it ad beard the gigantic orgui, every nole compassed rom the deep-toned bass of blackzuardism up ihrough the whale gamut of scurrility, to the highest pitch of ion and invoctive. 0, it was pitiful 1% and, nat of the benevolence of e Mascnic Lieart, we entreat these lugubrious aspi- ‘Tasts toatrike out some now plan of action, that, even ‘Whilet invpired with dread, we may at least have the comaclstion that “The deep damnation of our tsking off ” 1 due 10 3 gentus worthy of the age and the object. Bome of us Lave Hirariea not extentive perbaps, bot each contaics same volumes of * quaint and for- &fotlen lare,” the detiris cf antquity, which hauut the Upper abelves, the nooks and corners of the book- -Maés, 38 ancfent famuly Zarments and wrecked heir- h';:- of furnitare are hopelossly etranded in the cob- out obadlete fictions and platitudes with tne tawdry Mdornments of feeble modern sfeech, we are willing to rarlds these peopls with the origindi documents, oll- wed and gray with their slee of forty years.’ Let bem rvad, wark and inwardly digest,~if they d0 not deara some what t0 say and do, they may 3t learn What to avoid saying aud doing, Thus,in thess days, ¥e abuall proride them with a mournful gieo not unlike hat wehich fills tho breast of the mutes who gusrd the Boare of the geraglio at 3 Orfental wedding. Wohare “ Expoeitions ** innumerable, the “Secret Unlolded.” the * Niystery Explained,® » Morgan's Ab- When the trumpet has ecunded, lg-&nyuunmry for “the ggfi to sing i Bose.". To the reflorting mind, and :hat was Do~ Semed Ly the man who forty years agoled tho van- &urd 1n the sttack upon Masonry, the query must in- . t that af orgaufzs. endowed with youthful energy and vigor yzfinm Grecian temples of which Plutarch said : 2003 15 beilded tney bad the venerable air of an- Beully, and tox they are o0id they have all the freah- Rens and beauty of a modern bulding.” The ananer 18 that ite foundation is that broad sys~ fem of principles everr °é‘,‘:,:2§m‘;§‘“u 1t % Emple » 4hese ary: s, ntrinseally syllablee, ind words. The symbol mry be arbitracy, o tndition uofounded. bt this detiacts nog s wilt Fom s perfection of LB9 system, As well say that tettera are arbitrary snd words in their dictionary or- der are but the husks snd skins of ideas, In a sense 11e I8 trae,—~the empty sound of combined syllables 1 Lut a vitration of the air, but once put 3 meanin; 10 i1, and It is the wind which can, bow the forest an sbake the hills, The baauty e sometites aitribate w0 words is like the admiration of Pygmaifon for the statue be bad made,—the beanty of idesa which it 18 the appointed work of words to convey is the same siatue wakened inte a living souwl by fire seut down from Heaven. There ste some people, Mssona cven, Who can eee Dothing of the universal language save the dead eyilables,—the Pygmalion etatue before the celestisl fire pervaded Norelstion of human life can be conceived of which Bbas not been exprested in this language, for it de. velaps those foundation truths upon-which all society, whether domsestic or public, does, and must, rest, * ‘The Masonic Temple is bumau hfe. Each Masonie lodge ts u_symtolic temple, The fonndation is ever one—trith ~ The temple 1s symbolically sald to be supported by three great pillirs: Wisdom, Strength, and Beauty, * These three pillars can suppart nothiog Unless based on the ene foundatiop—truth, Humsn life can find secure fupport on mno other basis, ien ustipctively seek this support, and tbe mistacing of the (slse for the true forever prevents holding up to- mird heaven the rounded dome of a perfect life. It la this truth which gives power. 1t was that power, in oneof ite forms of manifestation, tbat we fuit when the man of whom we have wpoken ackuowledged, through - force of evidence which he could neither gaineay nor_escape, that the warfaro he bad waged, the veticinatious of Lis erlier years wers fruiticss au1 false. Tho anti-Musons of forty years sco quarreled with & & bocause ity structure did not suit them, Soms men would etop the clicking of the telegraph, because Lo them the rounds or marks have o meaning. Tho rays of light from all esternal forms fall upon the Tetina #nd produce the delicate cliavges of the material structure which first the optic merve and then the mind sppreciates, We do not deny sensation because we canuct exphin why from thy crumbiing, decom- posing parts of organic matier the mind collect ideas. So fur s Alasonic_tejching s concerned. it dves not ‘matter more whother there was once a King Soiomon who built a temple. than whether thers are industrious bees occupsing the hive, long time a Masonic emblem. One of the most sagacious af the oid opponents of Masonry, John Quincy Adams, recognized the impor- tance of this lan3uage, when he svowed that Masonry could not be destroyed until its landmarks were first removed. Take away the landmarks, and you destroy the untversality of the language. Do this, and the parapbernalia of the Lodge-room degenerates to tinacl, cereiony becomes a mockery, and the ritual a farce. Without_ the inner mesning which illumisates the landmarks, wotds aud pliraset, tropes sad metapbors may be marshaled in vain, It is truth which gives pleiuness and brightness. We may pile uncounted degrees and orders upon the neopbyte, but uniesa be understands this langusge, and from bis sonl receives it as the foundation whereon to erect the Lemple of his life, he {s as mu-n a stranger as one who traves in a country neither conversing with ita inhabitants mor cuteriig their public or private dwollings. Penalties may dissuade from overt acts of crime, but that is the worst kind of a Governmont which depends on thess alone 10 go-ure the general welfare and advauce a Deo; 1210 its highest port of intelligence and happiness. Tnity is the priwe clement of strougth, and the Pillar of Strengih 13 5 symbal of that complule sud perfect union of purts with parts wherein no other humal or- ganization approximates Magoury., It is 8 grand schems of woral teuching; Lut it is more {hau this. The devil can quote Saripture, and the vilest of men Bave tlelr mouths filed with moral platitudes whilst {heir Satanic father occupies their hauds with bis own work. The mokt outrageous persecution snd intoler- 2nce which history racords have been dafended on the most consummately moral and phuluntaropic grounde, Citizen Robespierrs gloried in the name of philanthiro- pist whilat glutting tae guillotine with his victims, Cant phrases in raligion and wise saws in morals may be weil enough in thelr way, but we hke better tuat love of the ne:ghbor which becomea more than s threefold cord of brotherly unian. This feeling of fra- ternity, which Masonic association cultivates, 11 worth more for the preservation of trre morulity than all the tedious books and windy declamation on the subje:t theages have mficted upon us. 1fis name “led all the rest” who pruyed the Recording Angel to wnte bim a8 “gme who luves his fellow-men.” Iappesl to the records of the past, and the living examplea of the Fresent time, as sutticient proof that in our organiza- tion are found—from whalever cause arising it Aiatiers Dot—the evidences of & unity anparslicled, s fraternal feeling unequaled. and from thess a sirength unsar; Tho densa of timber, the crystalline graine ot marbls, the salid particles of granite in_the columns which hold_ up the towering palaces of Kinge, are not so firmly held in ¢heir places 38 the individual yet unitod parts which make up this Fillar of Strength in the Masonic Temple. Not many years #20 there came to the editors of one of our leading dailies at Chicago an emissary from oue Pomeroy, late Uniied States Scnator from Kiusss, trying t0'have published the recent tirado of that per- £on against Masonry, The proposition was declined by the editor-in<hiel. Money was offercd for its in- sertion as ap sdvortisement, snd even that was de- clined, althongh some people think anything can buy its way into the pablic press. The agent was politely invited o take himself and his wares elsowhere. Thie production was sensational to s degree, and » sensa- tion is a fortuue to a newspaper, An editor is never held responsivle for his advertising columns, unless obviously endangering the public murals or publio or- der. Why not publish the Pomeroy bantling? Stmply be- cause, to Use an expressive thouzh homely phirase, that Kind of thing was * played out” Political and quasi- theological gumesters, years ago, *played out ' all their tramp cards, aud wers beaten before they bad even successfully “played the dence,” The great ‘public to which the newspaper caters cannol be mmds to dance to the music of poor lomeroy's penny whistle when its ears have 1ot yet recovered frow the roariug of the colossal churus of forty years ago. ‘There are some people who read history appatently only as a task for the memory,and not as * philosophy ing by examplea® A Talleyrand salif of tio Bourbons, * They learn nothing and they forget noth- ing.” They may do right by accident, but if wrong they remain forever and eternally wrong, They mis- {aka obatinacy for copservatism, stupidity for dignity, and sluggishness of peroeption for sounjiness of judgment. They move only because the earth which ‘sustaina them rolls upon iis axia and revoives in it or- bit. They mistake specific gravity for stiength, iner- tia for momentum, immobility for power. They catcl the broath of ihe epitit of the age, as we do the light of the atars, years upon years after its exhalation, Tney believe thcraseives Living in the stir and bustle of the ¢ time, whereas they are but the lengthencd sbadows of old’ tombstones Lrojected over upon our age, or foasil ghapes tunneled into the light from un- der'mountains of ancient rubbish and stratified do.u- sion. If they eeo st all it is only as the owls and the bats, in the midnight of their own notions, They are us oracular s the Cretan statue of Jupiter carved with out ears,—s0 2 ot to be prejudiced in action 1y ao- quired ideas. Their only idea of Justice is baut she is Diind, To reason with them i3 0 sttemipt the impossi- ble, for the * logic of events ” will ever remaln to them an impervious wirstery, The light which irradiates Maronic sltars and rays out from Siasonic forms, 8 useless to_amaurotic eycs. Lilipus apes Brobdimmag, the 1igmis woud fmitita Samson, and hindly grope to overtrow the triple pillsrs, The curious student of hstory will fiud that the sucient mysteries, traces af which are found in all the lesding mythalogies of the present day, sll recognized 2 wimilar remarkuble triad. The Esyptian Deity was designated by the ultributes Wisdom, Power, and Goodness, Toe Piatoniat styled them the Soverelgn Good, Inteflect, and Euergy. The Brahmins, or Hiero- phanis of Hindoo mytlology, conceived and repre- tentod these three al-0, and in the solemn cersmouies of initiation, weare told : * The chief Brahmin sat in_ the East, high exalted on a brilliant throne, clad in. » flowing robe of azure, thickly sparkled with' golden stars, aud bearing in bis bond a cal rod—thus symbolizing Bralima, the Creator of the world. The representative of Vishnu, the setting sun, was placed ou an exalted throne in the West ; and he who per- sonated Siva, the meridian sun, occupied & splendid throne in the South™ As in the Masonic lodge, bounded oply by the extremo points of fuo compass, the higuest heavena and the lowest depths of the cen- t7al abyss, theso three Tepresent Wisdom, Strengts, and Beauty. *In like manner the Persians, who termed thelr emblematical caveor lodge the Empyrean, feignad it to be supported by threo intelligances, Or- Tmisda, Mithra, sud Alithras, who were usually de- nominated, from_certain characteristica, which they were supposed individuxily to possess, Eteraity, Fe- cundity, aud Authority.” ~And thus everywhets these threo must be present, not only to the Universe, but 1o the world and to the single buman life. It s excellent to bavea giant's strength; but it i tyrannous {0 use ‘¢ like & giant.” Drule strength alone commands no admiration from any thinking Deing. Liftinga ton or more, like Dr, Winahip; kill- ing=n ox with & blow of the fist, like the old gladiator ; hoiding up sundry bundred welght with the teeth, of pummeling a cuamplon_pugilist to dcath in e ring, Dbave little of the besttiful in them o our eyes, The gigantic forces of Dature are only then highest esteemed when we can hsrness them to rolling-cars and all forma of enginery, or in other usoful wass ‘make them pubscrvient 10 our wants at our pleasuro, Strength without wisdom bus fn it no beauty what- soever, Strength is the body of whith wisdom ia the soul, and beauty is_the appropriale result of their Stung union, * Therace is not 1o the swift nor the battlz tothe strong.” The mind which commands muscle and all fores may unex) cause the weak to coufound the mighty. 1In union thero is strength, ot in numbers alont many trust. Divide and conquer 18 ons of the oldest injunctions to tue General, Djvision s the signal for dissolution, Death i8 the groatest of divisors. Multitudes in numbers are oftentimes but accumu. lated weukness. A very small army will scatter » vast mob, The immensity of the Alexandrine Empirs doomed fts disntegration to its original parts.” Rome wag omnipotent until it believed it raled the world, The millions of Xerses' srmy Were acattered and brok- en to indistinguishable fragments but a few days after be wept at the thought: “In a hung years All these will be dead.” The burning breath of QJisunion corrodes faster than the inevitabls tooth of Time. Whe Titus encamped around Jerusalem, its internal discords accomplished more for ita destruc- tion than did the javelins, the catapults, and mines of his soldiery. In upjon there is strength, Not the balf million men around our altars prove greatuess, but the brotherhood of 1celing which compacts them into one. Timehooored usiges sad forms afford them 2 common language, but it s Trutn only which Yils this lsnguage with power. Masonry csumot be overihrown until the grand truths which” underlie its supporting pillars are destroyed out of the world. Lame men get op_horseback to conceal their de- formity, and men void of understandiog get up into clamor against Masouic forms to hide mental and ‘morul incapacity to see and receive the inner spisit “which makea the form forceful and fustinct with life 2nd beauty. To us Masons comes the practical in- Junction that, while we adoere as closely as well may De to the grand oid ritual forme of the craft, snd sack 10 preserve the consistency and order of its needfol requlations, we sball not permit little and pitiful dif- ferences about any of thess to mar the harmony which everywhere :Loald preval within our myatic ‘t0.8 doing, the pillars of this temple shall never be shaken, ROT the fire upon ita witars ever go out, 5. PICNIO OF ASHLAR LODGE. - Ashlar Lodze No. 308 will bold its first annoal ‘picnuc at Biverside on Thursday, Aaz. 19. Nev- | s’ Band will furnish the music, and all sorts of zmemmu will be provided saz. on..m‘h feature will 'bo a gams of base-ball between pines from Asblar agd Hesperia Lodges, gt ODD-FELLOWSHIP, MASSACHUSETTS ENCAMPMENT. ! The annual session of the Grand Encsmpment of the Independent Order of Odd Fellows of Maesachusetts was held at 0dd Fellows’ Hall, in Boston. on Wednesday of last week. apd the reports presented by the several officers showed the Encampment to be in & very prosperous con- dition. ‘There were present: Joosthan Liver- wore, 3. W. Grand Pstniarch ; Amos Hill, M. E, Grand High Priest; Natban Taylor, 8. W. Grand Senior Warden; Cheries D. Cole, R. W. Grand _ Scribe; Charles E. Perkias, R. W. Grand Tressurer; Lafayette 3arshall R. W. Grand Jupior Warden; S. B. Krogman and N. 8. Greeoleaf, Grand Represontatives; Willism H. Pearson, Grand Inatrnctor; J. J. ‘Whipple, Grand Sentinel : E, Sanborn, D. Grand Sentinel ;- E. H. Wise, Grand Marshal. and o large representation from the various Encamp- ments subordinate to tbis Grand Encampment. The Grand Encampment was opened with prayer by the Grand High Priest, after which ity three new members wore admitted and instructed. The Grand Scribe in bis report announced that during the past year thers had been 511 in.tia- tions and 44 deaths, and that the present bu- merical strength of the Encampment was 5,812, During the past year the receints bave amount- ed ta £80.436,60. From the relief fund 102 Patrisrchs were agsictod. the amount paid for tho purposs being £4,360.51. Thbesmount paid out for the relief of widowed families was 3233, and for the burial of the dead €1,055.20. The total smount of money paid out for relief was §6,504.71. Petitions weto presented for En- campments to be located in North Attleboro, East Weymonth, Norihampton, and Pittsfield- Tha Grand DPatriarchs of the Grand Bocamp- menta of Maino and Connecticut wore in attend- ance. The morming session was adjourned at noon, and av excallent dinner was served in the Iarge Banqueting-hall. 1n the afterncon the sessjon was resumed and the petitions for the reinstatement of Encamp- ment No. 19, at North Attleboro, and Wampat~ pett Lucampment, No. 18, at East Weymonth, were granted. The pefition for an Encampment at Pittstield was recommitted to the Committee, and leave to withdraw was graoted upon the petition for an Encampment at Northampton. An nmendment to the constitusion of the Grand Encampment was prosented changiog the time for the annual session to Uctober ; this was tabled. "I'io foliowing officers were elocted und install- ed for the ensuing year : Ames Hill, of Stone- ham, Graod Patriarch ; Nathan Taslor, of Wor- coster, Grand Hieh Priest; L. Marshall, of Rockport. Grand Sepior Warden; Charles D. Cole. of Boston, Giand Seribe ; Charles E. Pes kius, of Chelsea. Grand Treasurer ; Nathaniel A. Very, of Salem, Graad Jnoior Wardev. The following <pyvintments wore made : William H. Pearson, ' Boston, Grand Iustructor; J.J. Whipple of Brocten, Grand Soptiuel ; William A, Mudgets, of Lowell, Depaty Grand Sentinel ; N. C. Ricbardsen, of Stopeham, Grand Marshal FICNIC OF UNION LODQE. Union Lodge No. 9 will give s picnic at Bow- en's Grove, South Chicago, Aug. 24, in #id of the Widows' and Orphaps’ Fund. Provision hus been made to go and returu by steamer or rail at discretion, The following Comnuttee of Ar- rangements have been appointed : W. 1. Cal- well, F. C. Vierling, Ben Eyster, Georze W. Me- uire, Charles Baldwin, J.” L. Tarnum. Cbaries Shaffner, Jacob Maver, Thomas E. Miter, Mor- gan Daker. The Committee Wil ueot at the hali to-morrow at 8 p. m. FINANCIAL. Stocks Dealt tn at the New Yark Stock Exchange bought and sold by us on margin of ve per cent. Privileges Fegutiased st anp to two por sent from Insrket on men- bers nf tho New York Iachango or responsible paitics. Large suma havo beon roalized the past 3 days. Put or call casts ¢n 100 shares $106.25. Straddles 830 each, cnntrol 200 shares of stack for 8 dasa without furiber risk, while maay thousand dollars' Jrofic ey be gainel. Adviceand (aformation faculsbed salualle_ s atistica) information ampblet, containi and showing ho Wall-st. operations are conducted, sent Free To any address. Orders eolicitod by mail or wire and prompily exccuted by us. Address TUMBRIDGE & CO., Bankers and Brokers, DENTISTRY, Dr.7.B. McCHESNEY. IMMENSE SUCCESS. 3,600 plates manafac.ured tho past year, The largort deaial ‘establisbiient un the contiuent. 5. S, Wai teeth used; the best and the highust-priced teoth knuwn to the protession. Tuo jutelligence of the public is fully Svaike U tne Tact that tboy sy B Jongor PRy 425 and S for a fail sat of teath, whon they can got tho samu for §3 a1t MCCHESNEY'S, cornor Clark and itagdolph-sts. Sat- {sfaction given or money rofunded. Id plates foucth the asual prices. Gold filling first-class, and no fancy pricos. ‘arranted. Teoth exuracted withoat patn. free ot charge, every morning (rom 810 % DR. H. R. PHILLIPS, DENTILIST, 169 South Olark-st,, bet Madison and Monros Best Gum Sets...... one- Teoth Extracted without pain. ALL WORK WARRANTED. SCALES. FAIRBANKS’® STANDARD FAIRBARKS,MORSE & 00, 41 & 1iC Lake St., Chicago. Be sareful tnhuyonly the Genine, PROPOSALS. PROPOSALS, . Propossls arc invited for the masonry, esrpentry, paint- I e A SRR ;-n!-mfif of ‘the. Stata of of Dlinals, sporo o Bols Chartable 2o nnd Far Infemary, 1o be wied sas barn. " st &aid building to_be erectedon tho Infirmary groad, Ronhwon cornyr Peoria’ aod Adamesia., 'in o Citg of Chieagu, 111° ¥all paas aad specifeatiods of the work £as ba scen at the office of tho lliinols Charita- bie Excand Far [ntrmaesy Nortbwest cormer of Boo and Adsmaxts, Chicago, Proposals be in for State work,” saaled eaveloy marked ‘‘ Proposals ¢ and addrest to D. GOODWIN. Jr., President of Board o Trusioca Noritwost corner of Fecria aad Adsumaaia cago, e proposala will be opened at tbe Ere and Ear lo- firmary, Nortbwest coracr Peoris and Adams-st., n the Jronnce of the Trastoos and bidders, commendiax st I o'clock a. m. on Thursday, the 12h of Augast, 1§75, Right ls rese: o rrjecl any or all bids. "Bids for each kind_ of work will be received. Chicago, Aug, 1. . Board of toes. GOODWIN, JRYy Fresident SHIRTS, A Good Shirt, $1.50 A Good Shirt, $1.75 A Good 8hirt, $2.00 FROM STOCE. SHIRTS ta ordor a spectalty. 4Ply Linen Collara 83 par dox. DYEING AND CLEANING. DYEING. Ladies’ s0d Gentlemen's Garments dyed and cleaned in a anperior manner, t the BOSTON FANCY STEAM DYE HOUSE, 120 South Clark, 153 Ilinois, and 265 W. Madison-sta. MEDICAL. EITHER SEX GHESRET“SaRhig™ of SPECIAL DISEASF, o m;l;;x: of h are speedily cored 2 23" MEDICAL OFFICE: 1%7 South {!11!14&. Chicage, TIL Call or write, A:: wvios confidentisl and froe, Aledicines sent C, 0, D, o loog standing, ADIUSEMENTS, SECOND GRAND CONCERT By the Tivoli Garden, Wednesday eveniug, Ang, 11, 8 o'clock. A CAD. Orrigg TrvoL! GARDES CONPAXY, CHICAGO, Ang, §.. 1875,—Tp OUR FRIENDS AND PATEONS: The greal suc. cggs of our rst concert (Friday evening, July ) hea inadeed the Manegers of the Tivol Gurden tomive (beir friends & second concert under the’ direction, of Prof. Hans Balatks, Chicago's greatest musical favor- Ito. and from tbe great expense attinding such & cert, and to protect our inends (who can all appre- clate fino muric) from 8o overcrowded house, we have concluded to reserve all that portion of the house north of the orchestra-stand for ladics and gentlemen accompanying thetu, and for this portion of the house a0 admiraion fve of 30 cents will be charged, whizh will gecure a seat. Since the opening of the Tivoll & great influence has been brought to_Lear upon s in reference to givine concerts, and wishing to do all we can for our wany friends, we bave concluded to make the experiment; but knowing so well the tastes of our patrons, that 1o offer them anpything but the very choicest music would not be acceptable, and for this Tesson we have mude srrangements with Ar. Balitka, who is o well known that it 8 unnecessary {0F ug to say anything in e favor, Seats can be socured on Monday next, Aug. 9, at the Tivoh Garden Cigar Store, snd, 2a the number to be s0ld is 80 limited, those wishing {0 hear one of the fiest concerts ever Riven in our city will do well to call early. Jefreshments will only be served during the inter- ~vals befween the different pueces, snd the strictest arder will be maintained. Reapoctfully, H. V. ) S 3 BEMIS, Secretary. PROGRAMME, FART L 1, Prince Frederick Clarles blareh, 2 Overture 10 “Si fetals Rt oo vees o ls 8, Recollections of Cuildhood—Solo for Oboe and Freach Horm. and Nejl. PARTIL 5. Ovartare {0 “Tho Meiry Wives of Wind. 8O Cus. cuusienes Sicolat &, Morning Journals—Waltz, Strauss 7. Grand Potpourl on themes from’ * Indi- BO™eeenns e Btransy 8. Fantasta on *Star-Spangled Banner™. ... Balatkn u. Amoretten Galiop. .. “Strause 10, Wedding 3larch {ram * didsummer Mendelssohn Night's Dieam,”. NEW CHICAGO THEATRE, Clarg-at., near Kandolph, opp. the Sherman House, Thomas A. Hall. ... Manager Georga Staddart. . . Btage Manager John D, Germon..... +... Aspistant Stage Mansger W. 8. Warren, .. Treasurer Musical Director Géorge Stavens. Tuls establiehmant, after belng entirely refkted, lm- proved, and redecorated, will open for & REGULAR DRAMATIC SEASON! Frescolng and decorating work by P. AL Almint & Co.; the new drop-ourtain by L. Hillyard ; upholater- ing und hangings by Allen & Mackey; carpeting by Hollister & Grahism ; bronza-work by Graves; chan- deliors and docorative gas-fittings by E. Baggott ; car- pentering, iucluding the entire Dew stage, with many mechanial improvemeats, by B. B, Harris & Co., with a large force of zssistante, A DRAMATIC COMPANY OF GREAT EXCEL- LENCE Dbas been carefully selected from the principal theatrea of America, and the best worka of modern authors will Le produced in rapia succession, ‘The ipangural performance will fake place on MONDAY, AUG. 16, when a comedy by the celobiatl English suthor, Jumes Alberry, author of *Tue Two Roees,™ ete., now rroduced for the first time in Amerfca, under the title of TOM PENRYN! The sceuery by John Hillyard—of Wallack's Theatre, New York—und lé sesisiants ; mechansm by Harria ; appointments by W. C. Camp; and an admirable as- sigument of characters, The comedy in threo acte—Place and time, America, 01863, Act L.—Scene: The front af tho Appis-Tres Iun, near the coust. Act 2.—A ' room in the Inn, Act .—Tue spole-orchard, Among the noveltiea In preparation is an entirely new local comedy by a literary gent'eman of Chicgo. The latest Parisisz sensation, ROSE MICHEL, will e produced early in the season, PRICES: Orchestra chaire, $1.25; orchestra circle, $1.00; dresa circle, 76 cents ; rear balcony eats, 50 cents ; goperal admission, $.,00 ; proscemum boxes, $10. ADELPHI THEATRE, WEEK_COMMENCING AUGUST 9. All Ladles’ Nights except Wednesday and Saturday. POSITIVELY THE LAST NIGHTS Of the Brilliant and Superlatively Successful Spectacle, THE ICE WITCH! With all its Glittering and Msnifold Excellencton. First appearance in Chicago of the GREAT JAPAN- ESE POTENTATE sud Marvelously Skilied SCION OF ROYALTY, HEING SARBRO, Enmsged ot an Tmperiat Honors, whoss successes in New York sre almost withont equsl. Firet oppearance of the Wonderful Comic Prodigles, THE CAWTHORNE CHILDREN, Masters Bennlo and Jop, tn therr inimitable picassutrics. By universal request (the only weck in which it can ‘e given) Bishop's Rollicking Farce Specialty, Wanted, 1,000 Milliners!? ‘WITH A RATTLING CAST. THIS (SUNDAY) EVNING, Aug. 8, Orand Parforme moce of the ICE WITCEH! Incidental to the Spectacle, the performance of the World-Famed Acrobatic Beauties, The Claire Sisters! Mionie and Maggie. Also, the very famous GAR- RETTA FAMILY, Mle. Goretta, Signor Monta, and Liccle Apollo. Also, Eugene and Frank in Parlor Skating. CALEDONIA PARK. CALEDONIAN jonic and Games, AT CALEDONIA PARK, THURSDAY, AUG. 12. Nearly $400 in Cash Prizes. GPEN TO ALL COMPETITORS. Trains leave corner Halsted and Carroll-sts. at 8:30, 10:30, and 12:30. Tickets, $§1.00. Children, 50 cents. ROBERT HXRVEY, Chief. 'WILLIAM EDGAR, Third Chieftatn. AJCT(ON"SALE By ELISON, ¥ EROY & CO. HARBLE MANTELS! NARBLE MANTELS! THE SCAUREELAN & HAND MANTEL (0, Cor. Michigan-av, and Van Buren-st., Have given us instructions to mak PEREMPTORY AUCTION SALE OF SURPLUS STOCK OF 500 Marhle Mantels, Which tiey have Just fmshed, and ready for & - ste use, embraciig all the lateit and o slegans da- signs (0 LOW, MEDIUM, AND HIGH COST. Hardle, Slate, ad Tron Mantels, In nlf the varions grades of American and Foreign Marble. ‘The first Auction Sale will take place at their Ware- rooms, Cor. Michlgan-nv. and Van Baren Wednesday Morning, Ang. 11, at 10 o'clock. Datlders and the publia Are invited to examina this stock and attend thie sale. The whole collsction to be Piaitively s0:d without limit o reverve. ELISON, POMEROY & CO., Auctioneers. Friday Morning, Ang. 13, at 9:30 o'elock, Omr Next Regular Weskly Auction Sale, NEW AND SECOND-HAND Farniture & Hougeold Goods, A splendid display of Medlum and Elegant Puri St Dlaok Walaut Chsmber Sets, with SharileTop soea; Pa Ledeteads, Bureaut,sishuiandn, - oonoes Sele BRUSSELS AND WOOL CARPETS, Lounges, Sofus, Mattresses, Bprings, Office and Parlor Desks, Easy Chiairs, Book Caees, Sectetariex, ete., oic. ; Cooking Stoves, Crockery, Glass and Platsd Ware, aud Beneral Houskevping Goods; General Merchaydise, otc. New Furulture at private sslo during the week at Auction Priogs, ELISON, POMEROY & CO., ] 81 aud 86 Randolphost. WM, A, BUTTERS & CO,, AUGTIONEERS, 108 MADISON-ST. BLNTIRE STOCK OF A CROCKERY DEALER, "Wednesday Morning, Aug. 11, 8t 9 1-2 o'olock, At our Salesrooms, 103 Madison-st. ‘The ttock comprises a full lins of White China and Granjte Ware, Assorted Glass fall Lam, Fino Flated Ware and Table Catlers, . Lo L%k Also, 15 cagks Whi.e Granite and Rockingham Ware, WAL, A, BUTTERS & CO., Auctioneera, SALE OF COLLATERALS, FOURTEEN NEW BUGGLES AT AUCTION, By order of and for account of a Chicago National Bank, 24 ‘Wedneslay Morning, Ang. 11, at 10 o'cluck, AT N, P. WILDER'S NEW BUILDING, NOS. 10, 12, 14 & 16 WASHINGTON-ST. Fourteen Top and Open Buggies. These buggies are turned out by one of the largest mannfacturers in the West, and are warranted in every pariicular. They are bullt of the best seasoned bickory, with case-hardened axles and oil-tempered springs. The iron-work is of the beat retined iron ; best Norway fron bolts ; noth- ing Lut the best top-leather need. “They are all shift- Ing rail, and can easiiy be shifted into an open buzgy. WAL A. BUTTERS & CO., Auctioneers, & 0’8 REGULAR TRADE BALE THURSDAY MORNING, Aug. )2, at 9:30 o'clock. STAPLE AND FANCY DRY G00DS, WOOLENS, CLOTHING, FURNISHING GOODS, NOTIONS, " BOOTS, SHOES, AND SLIPP. On Secord Fioor Salesroom, 108 Madison-st. BUTTERS & 00’S SATURDAY SALE, Furniturs, Household Goods, Planos, Carpess, eic., BATULDAY MORNING, Aug. M, &t 9:80 o'cl at their Balesrooma, 108 Madison-at, BY G. P. GORE & CO,, 68504 70 Wabash sveann. Tnesday, Aug. 10, at 9:30 a. m., REGULAR SALE OF DRY 600D, Piete Goods, Linen Goods, Fancy Goods, Hats, Oaps, Gents' Underwear, Hosiery, Pen and Pocket Outlery, Notions, &c,, &o. SPECIALTIES: A fresh importation of ¢4 and Itulian Cloth, A new, large, and well asorted line of Suspenders Qirect from the manufacturer, MTST BE SOLD. An involce of Bufllings, Buches, Collarettes, etc., ete. Tho balance of Hamborgs,Bubber Cords sud Draids, teft from last sale, will positively be closed out 4t this. A few cases of Gents’ Underwear, medium weights, 1l shirts, without reserve, to make room for later con- signmenta, Five hundred pokages Ladies’ White Hose, gasorted qgnalities, an Underwriter's stock. Sale peremptars. BANERUPT- 100 pes Dress Goods, sssorted styles, Newport Suit: inge, Princes Mixturcs, Grass Cloths, Jackonets, Nain- BOuLs, elc,, ete. ‘Sold by order of Assignee st 1t o'clock eharp, GEO. P. GORE & CO,, Auctioneers. Regular Auction S2ls of Bools and Shoes WEDNESDAY, Aug. ]l‘ atg:30a. m., s foll Hoe of feu’s, Boyw, and Youths' Boots and Women's, Misses’ and Children’s Shoes, Also, a line of Men'a Fine Calf Boots, by GEO. P. GORE & CO., 68and 70 \abash-av. On Saturday, Ang. 14, at 9 o'olock, 14 Crates White Granite Croczery, IN OFEN LOTS. s 4 car loads of Walnat, Oak, and Wood-sest Chalrs, 500 Clothes Bars, Purlor Sets, Chatnber Bets,- Book Casos, Wardrobes, ' Blarble and Wood-top Tables, Barble and Wood Eall Trees, Extension Tables, Sfas, Lounges, ‘Whatnots, Easy Chairs, Waluut Bedsteads and Bureaus, Commaodes, Washstand Buresus, Walnut Chairs and Rockers, Mattresses, Syring Bous, Show Cases, Tarlor and Otfice Deaks, Carpots, Mirrars, 100 Wesh Boards, Yo" "®GED. P. GORE & €O, Auctioneers. HOOLEY'S THEATRE. NOTICE.—In consequence of the many requests to Tetuin the TWO ORPHANS for the sixth week, the ‘msanagement takes pieasure in annoancing: Alonday, Aug. ¥, poaitively the last woek of the Great Play and the famous Union Square Theatre Co. MONDAY, Aug. 9, every e and Wednesds) figrfi::\fin"xm h;:ug;eu. TPositively the laat week o Ot Py ot iauare Theatre Company aud the THE TWO ORPHANS! ‘Wednesday Evening, Aug. Farer Bened Viz. CHAS. R THORGE, o5 1 Eriaeet e g eyl uzrday Evening, Aug. 14, positively last orm- ance of THE “TWO ORFHLANS and as Famous Union $quare Theatro Company, on which occamon every Iady visiting 1he pexformarnice will be presented with 3 beautiful photograph of The Two Orphans. Monday, Aug; 16, Mr. JOBN DILLON in_his new gy, entilled “BURE," supported by an Excellent Atthe close of the engagement st Hooley’, the Union Square Co. will Play the Two Orphans M B i:\l Ll.}a following cities: urors, Aug. 16; Joliet, 17; Peoris, 18; Bloomingtan, ablfirpxzx;fifl;‘lm 2& v'}‘:'n-s Haute, 21; L-Inyengtzs&v Eapids, 4iand 2g. |00 S dackson, 5 Gran THE “TOLEDO," Frand § Sacred Coneert TO-DAY, during the Afternoon and evening. The Largest Onehisrim in the Warld GRAND PICNIO AND SUMMER NIGHT'S8 FESTIVAL Orieata Lodge, N, 189, .0, B. B, THURSDAY, AUG. 12, AT OGDEN’S GROVE. - Al tickets sold for . 1 will be for Picale, 4%8- X% 0O il “Office Desks, Chalrs, &c, By JAS. P. McNAMARA & CO., 27 East Washington-st, Targe and Attractive Catalogus Auction Sale of 1,000 CASES BOOTS AND SHOES, Tuesday Morning, Ang. 10. at 9 o'clock. First-class stock of New Goods will bo closed out re- e of e B, MONAMARA & CO, Auctioneers. By WAL F. HODGES & CO. At Our Warerooms, 636 W, Lake-st., o shall scll on TUESDAY, Avg. 10,3t p. 1., 1a5ge OARPETS AND HOUSEHOLD GOODS, Crockery, Glasawars, Gutlery, atc. etc.; contents of Hotel fale positive and without reserve. WAL F. HODGES & CO,, Auctioneers, Also, on Wednesdsy and Saturdsy Evenings, st 7:30 'elock, e lot of goods will be vold without reserve, WAL F. HODGES k CU., Auctioneers. By H. CHADWICK & CO. ~ MONDAY, August 9, at 102, m., at 635 Weatrakelst, (under Hodges® Auction Rooms), the entireXcontents of the Unlon Park Laundry, consisting of -Wishing Bla- chine, Wringers, Fluiing Machine, Irons, Leundry Btoves, Buskets, &¢., ko Also, s large partition and shelviig. To be Sold witbout reserve.” Goods to be id for and removed on day of sale. e H. CEADWICE & CO., Auctioneers. Tnesday, August10, st 10 a. m., ‘Will be sold » general line of HOUSEXOLD GOODS, New and Second-Hsnd, Also, & large assortment of ‘Also, a Iarge 1ot of second- hand Heating and Cooking Stoves. TURKISH BATHS. Steam, Sulpbur, and Merenrial For the treatment of acute and chronio dissases. GRAND PACIFIC HOTEL, entrance on Jackson- o and without the bath, pen for gentlemen frow 7 . andays, 7 to 328 Bicthe povaonal s 1. CHADWICK & CO., Auctlonters, TURK SH Flectro Thermal, , VAPOR BATEHS, Elactricly i3 syolled 1o all ite torms, TP} adites’ Doparimaat s undér the pervision of Mrs. Bomers, DE. G. 0. BOMERS, Propristor. EDUCATIONAL. Duiversiy Nomrs Dams, T Studics will Le resumea Tuesday, Sept 7. For eata- togues addresa the President, BEV. £. J. COLOVIY, C. 8. C., Notre Dime, Ind, ST. MARY’S ACADEXY, NOTRE DAME, IND. The ANNUAL SESSION will open on the first Mon- e B e srCr CRCADE AL, vod PR ugh in A Al &D 'RE- PARATORY DEPARTIIENTS. oW AUSICAL DEPARTSENT, under the direction of twele teachers of Instrumental snd two of Vocal Mae sic, conducted on the plan of the best Classical conter- vatoriea of Eurore. - In the ART DEPARTMENT the same principles which form tne basis of instraction in the great Art Bchouls of Europe are embodied in the Course of Drawing aud Puinting. Pupila in the School of Design or Music may pursna 5 special Course and gruduate with the same bonors 88 iu the Academical or Classlcal Dopartment, For cusaiogue, sddreas MOTHER SUTERIOR, St Mary's Academy, Notre Dame, 1nd. RACINE COLLEGE. outbe School of Lelters, & mmnnc School, an the 1t S-hool e will Vednes- aup Sept. 15, T - e restora tion of Taylor Hall, with many & menih, wad s now Tatorsory ‘d Gymnatur whlcs are visi fore the term of will add 10 the advantages of tho lustitution. e ‘For adsmisaion apply to BEY. JAMES DE EOVEX, D. D., Racina Qollege, Racine, Wis, yStalogmen can be had at Juneta, §1r§mrg & Cos, athasay, 158 State-st., and at the Mer. chisats’ National Bagk, il ST. JOEIN’S SCEHOOL. Baardiog and Day §:hool for Young Ladies and Chlldven, * Rev. THEODORE IRVING, LL D, Rectot, 2| West Thirty-second-st, New York. Dr, lrvings special class for the study of the Euglish Langhage and Literature, as filustrating ond illustrated by His. tory, with readings from the best authors, will begin in November. 1Dis class for the bistorical and critival atudy of the Fine Arts will begin ut the tame time. The Fall Term Legins on Wedneaday, Sept. 29, 1575, For Circulars and 1uformation apply s sbove. U. S. SCHOOL AND COLLEGE DIRECTORY. A book of nearly 200 pages, compiled expressiy 182 guhle {o ald parents and guanlisns jn selecting a school. It contains a complate list of <l the achools and colleges in the Urited States ; information i re- gard to Places whereln the schools are located, the climste, railroad facilfties, ete, 0 a special descrip tion of the most desirable institutions of lsarning. Bent free upon application. Postage, G cents. - T. COTESWORTH PINCENEY, Dureau of School Advertisiog and Informetion, Do~ meetlc Building, corner Broadway and Fouricenth- st., New York Gity. Pumphleta of the leading eeminaries and scademies, both city wnd comutry, can alto be obtained, f108 of exgense, by calling st the Directory offics, us avove, in PARK INSTITUTE, + 75 and 77 Ashland-av. Hindergarten, EDUCATIONAL. MME. AND MLLE. GROSCHEL, fesiding for the past nine years on the Heights in Brorkiyn, d siring to increase the number of their Pugiis, take the liberty of informing you that they will Peceive jato thelr family s few moro children o youog adica, who may desire 0 perfect themselves In sl (ocal'and instrumenral), French, sna German, .. French and German being the janguages of the fam= ily, 00 better opportuunity than this could be affersd 7 acquiriag thom. usic 1 at) fta branches (sight reading, font basds and eight hands) the grea Mieation pasd to preciet. "2 00 And the greatest bom 23, S0 is made to'reader the stay of our pupls Syt fireeabie aud prodtable, and 20 paine are spered w)}?“r? Ad ufl' iYe tho greatest beneft duriug thair oF those who may desive to continue their study of e S brated Sinools ia the viciany, | o e e O Tostimouials of he bighest character can be fure nished from smoug our former parons both in New ¥, ur;n:'l g{g;lcy&uhr farther information apply . o 146 Biata-at, from Chiaton, Brooklyn, N. Y. Pl stoowt doo MLLE. BROUSSALS pens her French and English Schoal for Yong Ladlca, 564 Michigun-av, near Bisteenth gt ga Bod day, SepL, 6. Special atiention given to the thorough cultivation of Music. For cifcalars and refer.n.ea dress the Principal. EENWOOD SEMINARY, Corner Forty-cighth-st. and Madlsonray. The seventh year of this School for the thorough education of Yonng Ladies, will begin Sept. 9. Face ulty of 13 accomplished teachers. A liberaily-appotnt- ed “school, with thorough training of mind. manners, and morals. Duy scholars will be taken to and from the school by the Seminary stages. Send for cata- logue.. MRS, J, A. KENNICOTT, Principal. GLEASON'S ACADEMY. A school for Young Men and Boys, 339 West Adams. st. Course of instruction extensive, thorough, practis cal. Fall term commeaces fept. 6. Sead for circular. AL B. GLEASON, Principal. \ 1SS SHAW'S SEMINARY, 64 WEST %DAM 8T, AW Chicago, will reopea Monday, Sept. 6, Prof. 3 gilog caargs of the Cullepuats fl-p-rubn:m. The Kia: l‘ncg Ive, Bl'rflflll ll’i’ l?n . e spirds ’ EST D INSTI' MRS. 8. L. CADY, “ Principal. Newr HIU;I;.LQME;I. Send for circular. RAILROAD TIME TABLE, XPLANATION OF REFERENCE MARKS,—T Saturdsy s Stoaday exsapted | AN E cepted. ¢ Suaday exeepted. 3 Fivo Sunday ats:0a. m, § Dalie. CHICAGO & NORTHWESTERY RAILRIA, cket QIices, o= Ciarnas, \wnerman House, amd 75 at., ‘cormer Madisun-st,, onid af the depota, Leave, | drrive. #PACIB0Fa8t L1030 runnssovncs. Guvo Da, vx via UGRioR 05 o ubuquo . igot 3. ia Clioion Xa. m, aOjcaba Nignt Exnress.. 11 ey @ kreeport & Dubnaue Kx; . <0p, m ‘® Fraeport & Dahaaue kxoress. 1o a. m, 8 Milweakeo 3 30 2. m. 3 o m 350, m. : & m, 3 W 0. me i o, 1 Tia. m, 33 3w m, A 08 m. K. 00 p. m. 36, N ‘a—Dopot coraer of Well T Dapot ooraer of Capal and Riariois: MICHIAN CENTRAY. RAILRIRY. Lake-st., and footas Tasnt hm j‘fi“ '57 Clark corner of Roadol; eferornce; and %5 Laizat, Tremont Douse. e In connection with the Tugtitute, witl be in charge of LrR Mr+, E. M, HOWARD andthres experfeaced asistunte, Iz Hiniet Ferm ! exins Sept. 15, PR e ELMEURST BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL, For Young Ladies and Girls, will reopen Monduy, Sept. 13, at Elmburst, 16 miles from Chicago, on the Galena Division of tiie N. W. R, B. Location Deaithy and bosutiful. Grounds over 12 acres in oxtent. Teachers sble and experienced, Native teachers of German and French. L. N. CUTTER, late Head Aseistant of ashiagton School, Chlesgo, Petacipal. Seod for Cir- cular. PACKER COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE, Bruokien Heights, ~The thifuicth yous of this istifu: tlou will open Sept. 13, 1877, Pupils from abroad are recelved into the family of Aiss E. J. Smith, 3 member of the Faculty. The best facilitics ars afforded for Music, Painting, snd Modern Longusges. _Electiva courss aliowed. For circulars, adiress A, CBITTEN- DEN, Ph, D., Brooklyn, N. Y. = Seminary of the Sacred Hearl, CHICAGO, ILLINOIS. Offers to young ladies all the advantages of » solid and refined education. Day scholars ore admitted to the clasees with the boarders, For particulars apply to the LADY SUPERIOR, 484 West Taylor-st. MRS. GARRETSONS English, French, snd German Doarding aud Day Seliool for Young Ladies and €hildren, No, 52 Weat Fony-scventh-st., between Fifeh and Sixth-ava., will Tcopen on Wednesday, Sept. 23, 1835 Applications mude personally or by Jetter, a8 above. MRS, W. G, BRYAN'S BOARDING-SCHOOL For Young Ladies, Batavia, N. Y. Fcr references, in- quire of 8o’ Atioruey Charies H, Resd: e Teing Tagile, ot Tertytow pn Hindsens » Irving Institute, ot own-on-Hu Teopens Sepe. 14, Thorough tnstrdcion in the Ea- glishand clusled studles. The following gentlemen present patrons of the school: Mr. Thomas roadway, New York: Mr. O, e, 0 ¢ Engincer Efle Rallroad; M. Louls No, uth street, N. The Bev, 3. Graves, No, 0 Dusne street, 1. Seiden Spencer, Tarrytown, N. X.; Mls. Lather Hed field, Pres. 1st Nat, Bank, Tarrytown. A. ARMAGNAG, A. ML, D. A, BOWE, Princigals, Mu)m 0, DA Ell‘.\zfi) 3ES. ALEX. BRADFORD'S (formezly Mrs. Oglen Hofman's) English, French, and German Bowrdiug and Day School for Young La- dies and Chidren, with calisthenica. No, 17 West Thirty-eighth-st., New York, Reopeus Sept. 27. Ap- plication may be made by lstter or ly, as above. MOUNT VERNON MILITARY ACADEMY, MOBGAN PARK, NEAKR CHICAGO, (Via Rock Ialand Boad.) This successful Institution opens its Full Besslon Tuesday, Sept. 14, CoL 8, §, Norton, President, can e persoally conaulted for some days, and Circlars obtained, either at the Grand Pacifio Hotel, No. 11 Chamber of Commerce, or at the city beadquarters of the Academy, No. 12 Lakeside Building. IVIL AND MECUANICAL ENGINEERING AT C the Rensselser Polytechnie Institate, Troy, N. Y. Instruction very practical. Advantages unsurpassed in thin country. uates obtain excelient positiona. Reopens Sept. 16, For the Annual Bester, contain- ing jmproved Coirse of Study, and full partic: address Prof. CHARLES DROWNE, Drrector. Allen’s Academy. The most elegantly equipped Englisk, Classical aad Polytechnic Schoot 1n the United States. Thorongh preparstion for college. Civil Enginecring and the Applied Sclences taught. IRA W. ALLEN, s ‘Premdent, 137 Michigan-av., Chicago. & *Sunday Bx. t Naturday and Bonday Ki. _CHICAGO, ALTON & ST. LOUIS, and Chicazo, Kamsas City and Lenser Short Limts, Dwion Depot, H'-lt;&md‘q near Madison-al, e At Deoly and 123 Randolphostos and coruer Misns Lakest, Teare. Eannus City and Damver Fast Bx. |713:00 oo St. Lois aad Springeld Ex....[* ol 3o St Lowss, Springdeld & Toxas, Pearia, Kooxux & Burlington, Proria, Kevkas & Rurliagtor reator, ‘astington Ex! Joliat & Dwight Acsommodation. LAKE SHORE & MICHIGAN SOUTHERN. Loar. Arrive, Mafl, via mafn lie... oo 640 Speclal N. Y. Exprass, via air| e A .| 9:m0s.m. Tin hig via| 620 p. . 8:15p. m.| 8:06p. m. s0p m 30 . 1308, t1020p.m) 6300 m. “tha, 5 : Snud:yu'u;x;lz%‘d.;.‘m and Sanday. §Dally, sxcept £ 2ICASD, MILWAUKEE S ST, PAUL RATLATAY. ion Derot, corner dodisos nd Canalsin, " 1kal Oion 63 South Clark-st., szfl-r-u Howse, fi::‘l“fl?’fl Teave, Arrive. M & Pr waukos Pr:}?:a‘x.xm_ 208 . 745 p. "10:08 8. m. [* 4:00p. 20 na! i*6:08 p. m. (*11 003 m.. e Liwaakee, 2polls, through Express. T 9:450.m. 1§ 7:30 w. m s T A P St e i ., avar Clarl o P Dubuque 4 Stoux City Ez88FELRE PePPrROPY 3 EELLEN T a VA M ST o :‘umlzy Sizteenihsts, Tickeb OPcas, 3 #id Lease. e Dubuguy & >0z Gity Paciic Fast Live, 1o Ot K , Leaveawortt, At . Juaaph Ko csa. HENDRICK INSTITUTE, 25 West Twenty-sizthoat., N.Y. Bosrding snd Day Behool for Young Ladies and Children. Music and Fine Arta a spechalty, Kindergarten Department. Delicats puplls strenihened by gymnastics, lifting, movement curs, eic, DR. SBARAH L. HENDRICK, apal. | MADAME CLEMENT'S SCHOOL For Young Ladies and Children, GERMANTOWN, PA. Established 1557, sension will commence on Wednesday, Sopt. 15D, P m. 0. m, 2. m. Do m. p.m. . m. am p. m. " p.m. “Ez Sunds,s. TKr. Saturaay, $Ex. Moncay KANKAKEE LINE. From Central Depot, Joot Lake-st., and depol_foot Twenips dccondest, Ticket affice, 121 Hundolphst., and ol depek. Leave. | Arrise, 14120 noo * 8:0p. . 80 p, m..* 1158 m- CINCINNATI AIR U’fts lfla KOKOMO LIVE. Prom Pittsbury, Cincinnai c St. Louis Hails o Corvoll -, et Shite Tkt s TR mer Clinion Randolph-at., and at depok. Leave. [} Arrice, Indianapolis, Lonlsville & Clncin |0 ‘nadd Lay Ex *800a. m.* 840 p. . Indisnapalis, proftetym ls.,?!’gb“?w circniars address the Principal. Fsvia] ey Xs:xmmsxfsz'g e v SHICAGO & PACIFIC RAILROAD. Jreh and s :Z"i:}h:"'.‘.... LZarrabesadt.. ‘Ihe mext term opens Sept. 13. _Careful personal at- tentlon to pupils. Address EDIW. 8. WATEBS, A. AL, Master. ~ WOODLAWN COTTAGE, : Corner -third-st, snd Woodiawn-av. A pleasan home b;tn!fl.\na school for young children. The second term will begin Sept, 1. The patrouage of parents go- jug abroad, and of guardins of matberleas children, is respoctfully solicited. Address’ Mrs. C, H. COL- WELL, Hyde Park, IlL Mns. PAITH O. HOSMER AND MISS E, H. 'BOOKWELL'S Family and Day Schoo! for Young Mase,, reopens Sept. 1. Thor- aies, Bpringfield. 3 TEOpe! P cugh instruction and Liome comforts, cular, OUTH SIDE SEMINARY, 460 MICHIGAN-AV.— Mrs, H. SLMONS, Priucipal—The school will To- Si%n Tueadsy. Sept. 1, with 3 {ull corps of teachers, A eradusting clsss s now formiug. FOF circulars ap- ‘ply aa avove. ; i ) PER QUARTER. No-extran_3edla 3 5.0 e S e iz mites from Pliadel: plia. 10 Tastructors. 8. C. SHOBTLIDGE (Harvard 4. 3L, Media, Par TEZ AND COMMERCIAL INSTITUTE— LA A Now Haton,Coaa. Fortyirst Gi fory to Coliegs, tha Scteating Schvols, ar o tomal- and thorough puyiical traialag Ex military dridlag, @ymossdics, rowizg, eic. Caalogaes 4est oa appicauon. = TSNS ) q AHT AN N B CHICAGOSEHIOL OF AL tian rd mechanical ] oy 3 st ‘every braach appertain- and achoitip 0P8 PEARE, Wabwes: comer Statesad Monroe-ats., Koo 8 T.AKE FOREST ACADEMY. Ilege préparsicry sciool for boys. Fall tarm bew e A B, BABIN, Pringpal, Mol and Bapro...... Eyrog Paseen engor. Sunday Passengeri. PITTSBURG, CINCINNA 3 It X (kpmbz:.mlmm & New York| Coltmbur Fitisbir & New ¥ork| an, Pittabarg & § Niaws Eapresstamipo o Yo PITISBURY, FT.WAYNE & CHICAGD RAIAAY. B L 1B m. $duaim -y g mi 15005 m. 38 v e ki BALTIMORE lB‘HID RAILRSAD o T KR T corner of Wushington, Lease. | Arrive. MaD, Sundars Excopted. B85 m.| 70 Express, Daly.oe... LA T CHICAGO, ROCK ISLAND & PACIFICRAILROAD. Depot, corner of Van Buren and Shermandi. - Ticke oo, Leareiwtha Alchiscn B2[*10:05 . Peru Avoommadation. EixhtExprexs,.....