Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, September 10, 1875, Page 7

oate, 6,60 ath : Uommerce, Ottawa, §6,272 £t lumber, 507 onts, 17,160 Iath, PORT HURON 1TEMS. Anvelal Dirnateh to The Chicudn Tridune. Pont Tlunow, Mich., Sapt, 0,—PAsagd Dowx~Propy Quiebee, Winona, Prajria Biato and tnrgras sehea b, &y Dobldns, 4. 1L Mead, Olyde, John Durt, Monttor, TansrD Up—Trops Nebraaks, Marine Cily, Idsho, wilson and counott, Pringle and barges, Bay City and parges; schrs William J, Preaton, it Josoph, Now tiamymhies, Usarga Worthington, Golden Weat, Allce aschards, Winn—Southweat, Hght, WEATHER-FI0, s engeged In dyet he Capt, Quigley, Who In engayed In diving operat m.-rfuxg\ i7" shurning 16 beinging to” the surfce e boloe. of the tug Junes, which blow up in 1811, ‘Ar, Jacksan, 116 cook of the tug Onlacio, fel over- board tulr muorning, whilo tho tug was passiug tlo raphis, and was drowned, ‘Thie hebr Otlame hes been ezamined by tho Com- imissioner, snd found ta be Dot worth rapairing, Bhe will bo towed rom tha urtdwx to Hatnls Day, where s will ho aflowed to sink, Vo unor, Mich, Keil. 910 p m.—Down_. Prop Dubnaque mud birges; schrs Reindeer, Jonula nbie, Msgellan, Thten Tirothors, 1T, 1. Moro, r-Li'rops OitY of Toledo, Benton, D, ¥\ Tlote and bargen § sehra O, 1. Foster, Out Son, Win—Southwent, fresh, Weather claudy, Oapt, Fred Merryman, of {he Const Wrecking Come pang, deniea Llst thoy wii attomit the- valving of tho PronComet, Tho venncl, it Ia learned, 15 at too great 1 deptle for any dver towark, Tiko tuy Dobbine, Lound down, was p Polut Aux Darquea fna disablad condition foon, Asefstatica hav boen unt ber frotw hore, The eecond mate of {ho achr Golden Weat, named Exereit, while scraping down yesterday, feil front tho {riangle, it forinnately cought & pendant. ropo snd ' ha teck, 1118 hiand wera Ladly burnad, ands Dron atriking tho dock, Blu silo was Snused, ita tes telved medical assistanco here, and contisued on board tls veasel, MISCELLANEOUS, Depth of water ou Carraltan bar, Government measurement, Bept, 0, 1975, B feot. ... Tho wiocking- tug Besouc, with her coneors Johnwon, begnn worklng at the scht Ottaws, Monday morning, sd bave succooled o placing tho vensol on sn eren keel, Sho will bo towed 1o e Tort Horon eida nnd docked for Tepairs §, Catherfucs Newssays: “A stoamn condenser, the tuvention of Cyrua Dean, of Crowlandvllle, Canada, was attoched o tho prop Europe rectatly for telal, and resulted fn the naving of about (hir(y cords of wood 1ntho round trip botweon Bb. Catherines sod Montreal ”,...8ays iho Dotrolt THibune: “Tho mhr ‘Pamifco, from Livetpoot for Chicag, pansed (his port for Chleago bofore dayllght yeaterday mornitg. Tho Captain of tho soht Twa Fanufew, wich nrrivod o fhis port 1n tho afternioon, reportad paug bor i the K. Cialr Rtvor a aors dlatanco Abova tho Fiata..., Tio uflalo Commercial Adrertier wates thai the Jatard elovator, which hald aloof fron: the Assoclas o, commenced oporation. Wedneaday, inTRo 15 %4010 graitl, 2ud He 1o Yeanol, making 30 sl Lol which 18 30 below fbo Arsocistion * oharg s liteled &t for a callizton with_the scow leury Crowley, Somne two years ago, .. Thrca gentlemon’ I Baginuw ownad 1hat mionater osk raft which was broken up in Lake Erie last week, Tue valus of tWin immensa lot of timber thus acattered broadeant 18 said to bo $140,000, A portlon of it has et recavered, ... Tho wator-logged barge Giobe in raported Lauly nsed up. Bhe ia thought scarcely worlh rojairing, Sho baa beer placed in dry-dock 10 o) tho water ou, and p tho assmn Mmpon»rlifi, o that ehe Inay be taken to Tonawanda and dlscharged of hee cargo of lumber,,, Tho Defrolt Juei says tho tollowing tuge are lald up at_ Dotroit, walting ordern from the Supcriutendont of the Tuy Associablon : Winslow, McClollwu, Oswego, John Owen, IKalo ‘Williams, Tarrent, lurnside, Li'uu. Bob An. deorge I Tarkar, W. U, Coatle, Dal. Yorter, Champlon, Btranger, Balellite,... A to the Kecntng IFisconsin (rom Port Muron, L, * Tho achr Ottswa went luta dry- Sbe presonta a badly-wrecked ap- ypearanco, Tho break mado by tho prop Craly ia sbous 8 feet wido and 10 feot lmli‘ Tho vessol ham not a ‘whola sail upon Lor. Ifer forvsall and mslusall havg In shreds from her msota. Hor decks are Lndly dam. sged and need exténatys repairing.”. .., Thostr Orico Dormer, uontly-painted up and with every sccommo- datjon for the comfort of passcngers, LORAR running onsho ferry ronlo Velwetn Baruia snd Dlack Juver bridge & day of two g Captolnn In command of yessela Llonging to nlou Kteamship Company have been {nstructed o exerefso more than ordinary care in prasing through Lake Ere on account ufjone or 1wo rafia that recently broko loose on that lake, & cole Ifewion with which migrhit cutafi disastrous consequen- cea, All Commauders of stessnabipe shonld tako heod of fhe above order until tho dangor I8 uver, A firslliant Swindier, ‘The Parls aorzospoudent of the London Datly Telegraph writos to that journal Aug. 80: Oue of tho most brilliant oflicors in Paris durivg the njine, Rliook, wsaed near tls aftor- aiego was Copt. Do Korgales, of the Thirt Eclairours. He passod through tho envmies line no losa than five times, they say. Gay, don- ifid, and oasy of addross, Jie made a friend of everybody, and all tho troops undor Admiral Baisnot turned out amit made s nlght of 1t in honor of thelr Capl. Do Jeryaleo hon Gon, Trochu [i"u bim the crosa for distingulatied Lravory Ip tho fleld. Alme. In Comteaso, hia wifo, was almost ay gront a favorite in tho am- bulencen, whoro sho did her duty with tuat cour- #go which aits so well on ladies of birth and besaty. How would a man lave besn treated then who vonturod to suspoot thet tho uoblo scout waa plain Kmife Viluin, and Lis Counsess & porter’s doughtor named Chazlot? If any did Buspcat, they had prudenca to be silont, andl Al Rergaloo loft tho Third Ecisireura with hovor erpotusily incroasing, o thon appears to have iravelad about with & new Oountoss, wliose toble origin is not atated, Though rotired from battlo. fioldw, the famous scout choso such paths of peaca an found him opportunily for tha exorcise of warlike virtuos—ocouraye, siratogy, ontorprise ~and plunder. Thus might be bave gous on Fmpmng for & Jongth of timo had not hig boil. ing valor atid active charity romewbat ovorrid- den pradenco, for, whilo soated at & ¢afe {n Mar- neilles, with tho new Countoss aud somo thou- ands of fraucs in pockot, won by the qnalities #foresafd, 5. Do Korguloo bohold a street row, Yo interforod as n modiator, L in ood's lieseo, ** couciliatod ” both parsies by knock- g thern down, A gendarmo. :mvm{b want- fog to know, a8 such poople do; M. De Ker- galee sout Lim for information rolling on the otiors, But myrmidous miniony of the law camo up n torce, anda'the wmediator was aarried off to priton, Noxt dsy ho might have boen let.go with & fibo and a reprimand, but the lmflgnfiy sud the wgratitude of thoso e bad holpod out of thoir quarrol wont to his henrt. Iie threat. ed sotlons for asanuit againet all concorned, and elalniod dsmages from tho municipal aytlior- iy, Hinmany frionds upon tho pross dilated on the wrongs dono bim, and wuch oxchte- ment aroso that the magistrate thought it best to undertake {uquirics sbout M. De Korgaleo, They diacovored tho faole mamed, and cortaln otbors whioh braught their enoniy into the dook. A Danklng firin in Maracllles accused him of ob- taining money undor falss protenscs, and a len cigar marchant hud ovidenco to offor sbout & fraudulout bill, Dut the cruelost ont %24 givon by the ronding of & mlpo:t from Paris, 1n whioh a polica magltralo allogod that the Oaptain of tho Third Eclairours wss a spy, and bis Countess an nccomplico. The prisonot's bravery in the flold 1 tot - called” into quostion, but bis wondertul escapos au sortles aro said to Lavo beon made in conuivaucs with the Germon ;m:h ‘eml 80 l'l. L:w.( V}mn, in apito of hia a8 conidoinod €o tour years' impriscn- mont aid £100 o, Tery doorien ——e A Outlopn Loudon Bauk, Tho London cortospondent of the Livernool Journal eays : ‘Coero Liau lately boon & cousider- abla comtuotion in ono of sho monp ourionaly- conducted bustneds concérns In Lotdon, or por- lélpu[{nlt‘llm :mlrld.‘ I ;:m tho baok of Childe & 0., {0 Fleot atruot. lb, a8 your readort bave hoard, ia the uu\fllshme{u whlubulu :‘::Z posio, for mora thau s Lundred yearsa bas used he uppor part of Tomplo Bar a8 & munhintent- room, whero many notahle sutographs and account-books having historical as- intious were to b soon by the curlous, Tho sivgular thing about Wy bank, bowoya, fu ita colwtitubion. Otigivally 1§ waq founded by the Jnruu{v fauily, and" the homl o {liat houno Lias, I bollove, slways retaino PAti- norehip, but tha other partnars ate takab from among tho clerks on & 8ors of vontine prjy- ¢iple, vo that overy olerk who entors tho Dank must, §t ho livos loug euough, bosome a pattuer, As thls Is elep from hundreds . r (o thousands, one might wuppose the” ofoot would be somowhat remarkablo. Human nature ts, perhispa, tad enougn to Waezaut ouo fn aupposlng thas the clerk next In succonsion might bo tempted to placo the Iartuers as much as possible 1o _cold draughtg, r 10 bogullo thens into tnheaithy wagy of ife, At th vary laast, thoro musl be & rathor pigr- bid interet in tho bodily af.lu 9t thcas 0ld gene dlewsen, aud when cno of thom is absont on ac- count at {ll health, tue throbbing of expoctanoy st bosome almost unbearable. Of tate there tave sctusily b sither b{ doath or ro- moval, four @ rotltements from Paniurabip, following each ofhtar vor closely. o gled of tho Junlors under huch clrcuniataucen muat biave baun woll pigh uncon- trollsblo, Ay oud who was privilogod 10 tall the stcrota of “the bank might insko & vory good Diagsziue articla auk of it varioun old-fasionod weys, It fn only uommmlvcl{ lately that ou- ¥aved chooks woro Introduced. Unli) then 5t Yas always neual for ladios aud gentlomon who 'lfl sccoubty at the bank ko writs tholr dratts on Plain There 11“ Provably few buslugss d‘coounl. A\EL ab such an eatabliviment, aud 1 “f’l;‘ ::‘l,u‘.’. L“;H?fi"*;"x'flf"um"““ urnunfi o a Viostd pratdianitien o 1t all the Lodoz for iy O = 4 " POMOLOGY. Proceedings of the Sceond Day's Sesston of the Associntion, Appointment of Committees---Pro- gramme for To-Day, Paper on Florlla Orange-Grovees--Fun. gold Growths, Tho American Pomologicsl Bacloty hegan ita socond day's semsion yostorday murning ag the Grand Pacifio Hotel, Iresidout Wildor 1o tho chatr, Hocrotary Flagg stated that he had conferrall with tho Bouth Park Commissionors, who had iuvitad the Assoointion to visit the Houth Park aud boulevards, aud it lisd bean decidod to take carriages at tho lotel st 4 o'clock 1a the after- noon, ? On motlon it wan decldod to accept the 8- ravgoment, and 1% was agreed that i ordor to lose no time for tho Convenlion, tho aftornoon sosplon would bogin at Lislt pant 2 o'clock. "o Chatr aunounced tho (otiowing RTANDISU COMMITTLES ¢ General Fruit_Committer—, R. Huntly, of Ala- tama; Werren Foote, of Arizona; 8, J, Matthews, of Arkanuax s Jalin tretizol, of California : 1, B, Deateo, of Colurados T, N, Gold, of Connectitt: 4. A, Bur: hauk, of Dakota Jun Bor E, "Tatoall, of Delawar v, I°, Bishop, of Flarid: W, Deuncit, of s len_Furnas, of Indiana ; 1, Howeloy, of Katwas of tha District of Columbla T, J. Lorckiaus, of Georgla; T. G- 1. Galutha, df Hiluols A G. B, Brackotf, of Tuwa ; W, Z: 18, ogginn, of Kentiicky : 1, A. Bwazey, of Tudi: 2 ¢ G. 1 Bnyder, of Maltio: W, D, lircketitidge, of Maryland; I Manning, of Masmchuncits; A, T Lindomau, of Michigau; W, Ellfott, of Minnesntai W, H, Contett, of Missmnippi ; Twador fush, ot Mitsoned 3 D. 8, Tuitl, of Montal ' Mantera, of Nehraska; J. Larcambe, of Novada§ Intac Tingley, of Now Brunswick ; John ‘Cobb, of Now Hampehlro: i, Uome, of Now Jerses : J. O, Ruapp, of New Mexj. of New Yorkj; Fdward Sidden, of F. lrowh, of Nova Bootla: N, N, W, Badiv, of Ontacto; . Tioopee, of ennaylvania ; CharleaGibl, of Quobec; b, 11, Jacqes, of it Oarolis; &, W, Boseinount, of Tonupase! V5, Wateon, of Taxan: J, K, Johnsug, of Utatiy &, Lrystit, of Veemont: Frauk Davin, of Vic- uia g l‘.gfil‘lnl of Washinglon Territor, 8, F, inamiveriatn, of Weat Virgioda 3 J, O, 3umb, of Wis: conrin; J. A. Campboll, of Wyoming, “Nati'e Fruit Commiltee—IL, A, Bwazey, of Loutslsna 7.'T. Quint, of Now Jeracy '3, Btavinatl, of Knsas ; P. 3, Uoutman, of Georgis ; Itobert Afsuniug, of Meaxa chusetin ; Charlws Dowliug, of New York; Thouas Meehau, of Dennsylvanla, Torean Frunt Commiitee~Kloorme Filwanger, of Now Yorks O, M. 1loses, of Masaohustis ;- Parker Harle, of Tlinois; 3, A, Warden, of Obi 1, Lalgliton, of Virgintas ‘B, o, of Fensiegl vanin; C. O, Hamillon, of Nova Suof Sy and efected Bruite— of District of Columbla ; W, C. . of Ratiay mos, of Now York: 3, A, Warden, of Ohl McWharter, of 1t Motinlug, of Massachusctis, ievaton of Cotalogue—President, ex-officto, P Darry, of Now York Inalah Hoopoe,of Feunaylvaning Claries Downing, of New York ; W, C, Flagg, of Ii- auly: Robest Stanning, " of Mavdaclivsote: 2. J. Hercknaus, of Georgla ; If, A, Bwazoy, of Loulslana. TILE APPLE. ‘Tho Asgociation then entored upon a goneral discusmion of the merite and relativa valuos of tho difforout varioties of the apple. Each mom- Der was sapplied with o printed circutar {n whicl ovory varioty was catalogiied, leaving space af- tor ‘each one for rewarks. Twa bundred sud sixty vasietics were thus gono ovor, with the ro- marks of the mombers upon eack, At tho con- cluslon of tho discussion, it waa ordored that the following now varioties Lo ndded bo the cate- logua: indiaua ¥avoritos, Wythe, tiof, Cisyton, aud Msry Wamsck, ‘I'ha vomaiuder of tlie morning soseion was oc- cupled in tho discuesion of tho various kinds of poary, numbeting fifty-oight in sll. At 13 o'clock the mooting adjourucd, North Garolina? 0. Uateham, of Oblo; D, ma Saunders, f New York; TIE GnATE, At tho beglooing of tho afisrnoon sosaioh the dlscussion of thio varlous kinde of frults was coutinuod, commeneing with the grape, Among the kiude moat extolled woro the Cstawba, Qone cord, Dulawars, Iartford Prafifio, Ioma. The President callod the attention of the Con- yoniion to a telographio diupatch from the Rov. Dr. Burnolt, one of the Vice-Proaldents, regrot- ting bis fuability $o bo prosent, fho lowa grape wsa especislly commented upon for ita adaptation to different solla, 'Tho Isabells grape waw regerded iu Now York aud Now England as tho very beat, The Ives was cousiderad by some ss superlor o the Oonoord a8 a moncy grape. Tho dlaxatawny was goo- orally cousideted as one of tha bast of tho white rapea, ‘Iho Balom was decided lo Do variablo in quality in dilfarent yesrs, The Telograph was rogarded in Illinots a7 onoof the best of tho enrly variotios. Tho Waller grape was nob oon- wlderod auccasatul in the viciuity of Bostan, Tho Wildor was looked upon as the vory bess of the Rogera black grapo, THEZ AOUTI TABK. 'Thé Prestdent, Mr. Wilder, called tho atten- tlon ot the meoting fo tho fact that tho hour hiad spproachod for taking carriages for tho Bouth Park,’ahd |ug;iuulen au adjournment, A dologato said thot perbapa tho Prosident had not notfsod that it waa raining outsido, wuich fact would doubtless provent tho proposed oz~ euralon, Secrotary Fingg stated that ono of tho Boutn Park Comminsionors waa presont, aud suggostod thiat the oxoursiun be postponod uatil the folluw- ing day, %ie. 11, W. 8. Clovotavd, on betnlt of the Bouth Parlc Commissionors, addrossod the Asso. cintlon, giving & brief history of the Bouth Park, and again inviting the mombors to visit tho park and tho boulovard. On motion, it was docidod $o Booeps $he jn. itatton for thls aftornoon. Prosidont Wilder statod that he had been in. formod that a banques would be tendored tho Assoclation Fridsy eveniug, snd (n order that tus proper proparations might bo mado it was desirabls that tho Associatiun vacate the room as an oarly hour Friday afternoon. 1t was, on motiou, decided to adjonr ab 3 a'clack Friday aftecuoon, and slso to Lold an ovoning sesslon this (Thursday) ovening. ZaRAYS, Mr. Flagg, from tho Committoe to relect prop- er entiays for roading beforo the moeting, pro- sented » minorlty roport siating that tho Com. mitteo had determined upon several esssys which ware vonsiderod moat eligible. Hawe abjectlons wore mado to this srbitrary aolection, but, on motion, the report of the Com- mittes was sustained, PEACHES, ‘Tha aubjact 0f peachod waa next taken up for discussion. Ualdwin's late pesol wan spoken of a4 grawn tu she South, The Chluese Cling is one of the beed kinds In Tonneasce, bringing the lighoest prica. The Oalumbla received high an- toiniums from all presont. Crawford's Early doos not do wollin Bouthorn New Jersey. lalo'n Early was daclared 1o bo the loast profitabls of all varieties, and lisd boen atricken Yrom the list by the Tennessse Pomologieal Bocloty, ‘Lo h{mun-ln Toss {8 _one of the homt posches in Now Jorsey, Old Mizon Froo wsa commendod a8 the modol frult for catnlig, Of the now varlotios, thoLouise, tho Early Rivers, and othors, woro commended, Tho meoting thon adjonrnod untit 7:30 o'elook. "o Couvention wasdalled to orderat Bo'cioek Vice-Prosident Barry botug [nstafled s Cliair- wan i6 ths abaonco of Mr, Wildoer, Bpecimous of graados of tho Delaware varlesy gronn In Minnésots wora oshibited. ORANOE CULTURR, An sssay on ** Urapge Culture in Flor wab theu read by Ar, P, ¥. Bubop. ile said that orangoe-growing wos only uow begiuning to tako an hinportant position sinong the induatries, Tho Sominala War first hinderad progreas in this disoction, and afternssds the War af tha Rebali- ion, Bomo of tho fluest orsuge-groves waro planted aboul forty-Avo yoars ago. I 'The upeaker mentjoned several of thie principal cultivators, The lan ato ares incultivation bofore the War was only 7B sores, ¥ Boon atter the War a changs began $o take lace. Propriotors bagan 10 psy more attention 0 oranga-growing. L1 is asfo 10 placs tho aver- age prolits of treca at £100 vack. 'I'io aggrogate area now In gultivation was avoub 3,0 Many partial failores kiad rosulied from uneki ful h.udunml the tree-stumps, and mapy thon. besn Jost by tho cuiting off of groon. A groat advautago was on- Joyed by those who ownod native orange-groves, which woro mosh proguolive, ‘The nsrkot valuo of wild orango-groye land bad risen 1,000 por oeut in the iast ton yours, aud B0O Psoplo who wore ftor would hays bo dspond npon belng Do nursories in the Biats, Moat of Lthe swoeb oraiges uow grown o Klorida wera of tho same goneral bype. Urango-groyiu, waa pubjoct Lo the same "dlacouragemonta an drawbacks which matked the oultivation of all fruits, Tho scotions which preseuted first-claas facilitlon for oravge-growing wers comparatively fow aug small. Ths pressnt acous] inoome from grovas would average 81,000 par sore FUNGL Mr. Thomau Meehists noxt favoted the Asso- clation with & fow Jremmika oh “¥upyi h;\ lli’mlaur to ‘A‘unu of fruity Aol ruit-Troas." W now Satabliabod, ba said, ihat bovy yogelacie o ducts were often thie ¢auso of disisse. If the leavon ol & pear bree Were earefilly sxamined, ih ar cent 1u this Inat two year hor THE CHICAGO TRIBUNE: FRIDAY, SEFIEMBHER 10, 1875, wonld somatimos bo fonnd that thore wars iittle yellow dota which eontlnnad to grow atd deatro o entiro leaven, anil finally the peata haw sclyon, ‘Uha destruotive action of the * firo- gLt * had alko bean teacod to fungl. There wan ona kind of Win ** fien-biiube " whicheained to attack only the bids, Lut ¢his also wan due to » fungold growth upon tho bud, When the ol had A warmth of over 5 deg., this fungus apjeared and dastroyed the f.ears, Thora way alap & wimilsr disasne which attacken tho Apple, &eizing npun tho wpurs st Arat. but endin, in tho death of tho trees, Tha dixeans oslled tho " yellow,” which took hold of the neach, was nd doubt similar to that hefars mentionad, boing & fungold growsh. Tha spoaker alluded 10 tho fungoid dinasees of thid guonsborry and tho urape, tadicatlng how thay Wers 1o ho ‘over- come. He closed by esying that ho hoped ho Tind shown ihat fupgl wove causss as wall sa concomitauts of disoasos of fruit troes. Mr, Hovay, of Boston, £080 10 make & few re- mark upon the rame Aubject. Ho thonght that fungi on pears waro not tho caunon of dinoae, bt rathor the affecta, and rolatod bin expgrionce duriug tho past forty voara. Ha attributed the eracking of pesrs to climalic causes, and not ko fangi. ,\l“r, E. 8. JInll, of linols, rpoko upon tho origin of tho “ blsckbarry rust," which was nlso o fnngoid dissann, Mr. Harrinon, of Ponnsslvanis, roforred to tho cracking of the pear, Ilin remody for tho dise oamo wan Lo cover tho roots with hard-wood asiion, rror. Binyy, of Misouri, spoko on “Tlo Importanco of Himalt Things in the Cultivation of Pruita,” e raforrad first to tha canker-worm. Until within & yrar or two thero had boon two kindn of In- #octs whuch had been koown aa eaukor-wortns, Ite theu procooded o point out the differenco batswoon thom, lilustrating by moana of eharts, fle next Alluded ta tha ocky Mountain locust or grasshoppor. Thoy wore distinet from the ordinary rod-loggad grasshoppor. Hao Liad throo Kindn, viz. : Tho monvtnin grasshopper of the Last, tho Rocky Mouutain gramshopper, and tho ordinaty rod-logued locust, The Hacky Moun- talu graushioppor could nover infure liols, aud thoy could not oven 8urvive iu liausas, Nebraska, or any othor States, longor thay two yours, Dr. Hull roquostod that mombers of tho Asso- aiation call upon him this morning and procure tickets for tho banquet, which is to take placo this ovoning st 6 o'vlock. Tho lhnnfin of the Asuocintion wore tondered to L'raf. Kiloy for bis intercating addrees, Te. Warder aunouuced that thoss fntorested {n tho subject of forest calture woro roquosted to meet this morniug at 8 o'clock. . E, 8, GULL Presidont of the Iliois Horticultural Bocloty, noxt gpoke upon the Subject: “ How to Graw Froit.” Twonty-nina yoars ago, whon Lo firat eamo Woxt, it was a diflicult matter to graw fruit ot nn{ kind. Nat only wero facilities for transpianting vorv poor, Lut thoro wam vory littlo aclontitic knowledgo nposscssed b growers, It was uow known that tho treo eaol year addod an outer layer of grawth, tho colls of which posseesiod tho entire vitality of tho troe. Mo favored tho ousting of roota as woll os of brancho. Hoerotary Flagg suggosted that thoss gontlo- men who bad avokon commit their words to writing for publication in tho procesdings of the Aszoviatior Prof. Riloy called attention to & number of grage-viuo upocimons which ho Lad bronght from Frauca aa illuateating 8 atylo of grafiing litéla known In this couatey, The meeting thon sdjourucd auntil this morn- ing at 9 o'clock. e T3 COURTS. Record of Busincss Transacted Yeaters any. e DITONCES. Tho latest viotim of womau's cruelty is Henry W. Fairman, who fled a bill for divorco yostor- day agalust bis wife Emmos. Ilovry was married in October, 1871, and for about throo yoars en- joyed married Jifo ss well =8 oonld bo wished. Dut somo timo ago ho cime to Chicsgo and obisined & position sa night-watchmun, Irom that timo liw trou- bles began, aud now, ho says, sho rofuses to ook hils meals or patform any of the duties of wifo. Complainant, hotvever, lind no susplcions of auythiog worso until a few daye ago, whon bo learned that bis wife was {u tha bttt of loaving bomb an soon as lio bogau bis regular dutics as watchman at night, and way froquontly to bo found in refreshmont saloons or low placos until an ently hour of tho worniug. She has nsually had amals companion, aud 16 haa aleo visitod bor at lhomo, Camplaloant atiompted $o re- monstrato with hor o fow days ago on bor acouducs, but she rafused to “llsten, and immodiately packed up Ler clotling and loft, and tua laaf hoard of ler she was ot the depot of {lio Chloago & Alton Kailroad with her paramour, just ready to feave. Lest sho may roturn again, thordfore, Fairman sake for & divorco. Louisn Farloy also is nl‘(hlng for elngle Ufo, and all beoause she got Philip Parloy for & hus- band. Ebilip’s favorite pastime (s knocking his wifo down and biacking her oyos, and kivking the l?:nltura ondwiso, and 80 Louisa desires a divores, URITED BTATES COUNTH, Calob Burubam and Dosrits C, Orane bogan a salt in dobt speinst Jemds B, Tascott, laying damages st £3,600, The Equitable Lifo Assurance Sosiaty begau st in dobt againat I, F, Jonnison, I, B, Kea- , J. A, Allon, aud O, T. Bowen, lsying dame agon ot 820,000, ‘The Chomical Natfongl Bank aued J. Bradner Brith & Co, for 82,000, “BANKBULFOY ITEMS, Taraol Rundorland, 3 brolior at, 84 La Saile straot, Chicago, fled & voluntary patition yestor- day. [lis lisbilitios, ollofly on ‘grain couteacts, suicant to 810,058, whils his sanota sre abso- lutely nothiug excopt what is exempt. Tho case was roferrod to tho Hogister, s Edward Roto was appolnted Provisional As- aignoo of Frederick Houkel, and a composition moatitig ordered for Sepl. 28, R, I, Jenkine was appolutod Provislonal As~ elgiivo of A, J. Foord, BUFERIOR COCRT IX BRIEP, John A, Tymeo snd Gasorge Buovills filed » bill against Robert €. Thompeon aud Emily ‘thompeon, Margatet B, ‘furuer, Thomas K. Turner, Allda L, Putnam, 3, E. Patnam, Jane 8, air, G. lair, Jatc Armetrong, Louss Turunr, and T. 0. Moore, to foréoloss a trust. dasd for 84,600 on Bub-lot 2 uf W, 1. Mortimer & ficorgo Poppor's Bubdivision of Lots § and 6 and the W, 20 fuet of Lot 4 in J. BB, Walker's Hubdivision of the W, 14 of Biock 62 in tha Canal Trustoes’ Subdivjsion of Beo. 7, 8% 14, Goorge Holurook began a eult for 5,000 iunt Wiliam J, Tawkesbury, aud another for & hko amount againat 1, 8, Mouroo. ‘The I'cople’s_Natlonal Bauk filod s eroditor’s bil againet G, E, IHoquembourg, the Town of Lako. its Bupsryisor and Troaeurer, £. ', Alll iho Internationsl Fips Company, J. A, Miller, and Dennin Long, on n }uugmm for 84,178, 1. W. Bonney sued tho Courier Compauy for 00D, The Tows of Lake ftlod & petition to ascertatn tho damages for opening l'tno Grove avendo, from Cornolia stroet to Balmout avauue, QIRQUIT COURT. ‘The viltago of Evanaton flied a petision to as- cortain the damagos for oponing Iarrison stroo, from Emoryon atreet to Iiidgo avenue, J. i, Danhiam, W. T. Buckley, T. A. Painter, Waiter Klatauar, Herman Olapin, O. H. Webh, aud K. A, lannoy began a suit for 86,000 sgatnst A, V, Morton, The Citizeus’ National Bank of Farl meocad bault com- 4 eult againac Jouas Mutchinsot to re. cover $10,000, wnothor for s {ike amount agatnat Joseplt A, Holmew, and & ¢hird for §25,000 againgt Ira Holmes. CHIMINAL OQURT, Jacob Baubeck was triod for Oaroline Hassormab, 'The jus uagroed, and the prisaner wan disoharged.” The case was sub- sequently atriokon from the docket. artin mul;nu aud Charlea Awmerman wors teled for the fulsa arrest aud imprisonment of & cofored man nawed Jerry M. 8wl The Courd rosorvod Its declaion, A wotion was mada (o the casa of the (ndiotad {udxnl of electfon to quash the lm‘l(c meuts, on bie ground that the Court had decl hat the lato charter alaction was {llegal and vald. The motion will 0o aryucd this moruivg, Frank Riddla was tried for larveny and scqult- ‘fi" sasault on teds Charlea Groon pleaded guilty to tha larcony of ssmall suwm ot maney from Mrd. Dundes, and wad sentencod to throo monthy st tho Houso of Oorrection, Julin Mahony was tried for an assault with in- tont to rub. The fury, after Loing out soversl hours, fatled to agtes, aud ho waa dischurgad. Conatable Jub O, Klyw, oliarged with Tarceny of abiorae sud buggy, was dischirged withoub trlal. ‘The ¢rial of Joha Abern, for practiclog tho confidence game, was concluded, sod the dee leudant was found guilty and sentenced to ond yesc in tha Lauitontiary. JUDUNBNTA. Bursnion Counzr—Coxy Tasions—Mortimer A Fris- Bio ot al. va, The Uhicago Hallwey Comstruction 'Conie 14,233.12, —W\lbam E. Wobster va, Hollia Bauks, a0y, §1 §iS30, - Vdward Folru ve. Lucy As Ourils aad & Guin G W Wi ol ey, i s, [ bl; 4234, 61. foun Bruhoa, §239.57 Jvvon G Weble ve, Enil 3. M, Tablotts va, The Chirago Raliway C 14,50, T, Ki 0. J. Lawis Tan, §250. 1 ‘maa teham 4. Adam and Plere: L natLe, $12,00,77, 1. L 0L —W. I, I, Ara Iiyde, §1,202,20.—Charles Mexrs ot W, Daitner and Hobert R, Eider, $11 Moate ot ve, Johin W, Welr and W, 1l Gamnernn §203,90,~Jomsi Little va. Charles 1. Morigald and Ubauncey D. Bears, $1,05.60, , $2, . F. Dorn va, Wilton 11, Paliner, administrator, va, 7) THA BRANDT DXCIRION, Drs Morxes, Is., Bept, 8.—The deoision of tho Rupramo Court, of which the wires have alraady Kiven yoi & aynopals covering the polota ruled opon, will doubtloss snrpriss many, but not thoso fanilist with tho 1aw in the cane, The do- atajon was based purely npon the statute, which Is plain and unambiguous, that the Grand Jury list sont w0 the Clerk of tha Caure shal! e compared by the Bheriff, It has boon tho cuatom hoere, and I presumo olsotrhors, for tho Doputy Sleriff, Auditor. and Clerk to do thin togothar, It hies boon o In this connty for many yeats, and not until the last torm of Court was tho custom changod,—tho prosont Connty Auditor rofusing to tsko auy pars in it, snd no- tifying the Shoriff of him pisin duly in the promises, s0 ihat the last Grand Jury was tho ooly legal jury thoro bas beon in thia county ~for ~reversl years. Thn atatuto belng so plain, any depariiio from it was cloarly iflegal. That tho Cout, at tha jany torm, a0 aunaldered it, is demonatraied Ly tho fact that it quashed ail ¢he ndictments found by $ho procediog_Grand Jury (which indigted n..nrui. when tho moton to do Ko wss (ituy mado beforo {t, In thomn csnca whore the mo. tion was mada bofora Judgo Blaziell, pradeces. sor of tha prosent Judge, aud da- nied, Judga Leopsrd, following the rlp of Covrts, did not disturh the ruling, 8a that would bo virtnally the Court re- vorsiog itaolf, but lot it atnnd, leaving It to Lo carriod to the Conrh of {sst rosort. Such being the cage, o trial and conviction followed, and an appeat was hiad, with tho rosole givon. M), Rankin, tho Stato Yroasuror, was indict. ed by tho same Grand Jury which fudicted Brandt. 'Tho 2ame motlona wero wade, and mul. fugs bad, 1o wos tmed, snd, mtrange to my, sltboush ho made confesslou, snd ned turned over mll lus property to repltco the public fimds taken by him, the fury returned a verdict of not puilty, The difforence. betwoon his caao and Brandi's was, tunt Hankin took public money, while Brandt took no mouey belonging to public funds, Hrandt seceived's bonus from banks for the privilige of doing tho bnsincss of tho Btato Troasury, by way of oxchsnge. Thbin bonus sas ahont 6per cens on the mnoant of busincas dono through tho banks, The State did uot loso ono dollar by him, = This will ond tho caso against Brandt, as tho Btatuto of limitation cuts off all further pro- ceedings. Howard, the lamp-port victim, was indlcted by tho eamo jury. Iiis case s past mlau.dpuom ‘Bovoral othor criminala wera also convicted, and aro now in the Penitentiary. No appeal having boon filed In heir cases, they wili Borvo ont thelr timo, Mra, Howard, who Lisa not been $riod. will now bo roleased, a8 there I8 o ovideuco to conviot Tior,—tho obly witnces to the Johueon murder having been poitoned, or committed suicide, a fow woeks ago, R WHISKY-SELLING AT LAFAYETTE, IND, Special Dispateh tn The Chicaso Tribune. LrasersE, Ind., Bopt. 9.—The Couuty Com- missiovors to-day granted twelve additional li- conaes to goll liquor at €100 for each license, All tho spplications mado wore granted, The tomperance paople were not ropresontad bofore the Commissianars’ court, A temporance pray- er-mootitg wae bold at the residence of ona of our prominent cltizons thia afteruoon, which, Bowsver, did not soem to rotard tho granting of Hceusas to aall liquar. z OFFICHS T0 RENT IN THE TRIBUNE BUTLDING. INQUIRE OF WILLIAM C. DOW, __SCALES, FAIRBANKS' STANDAKD SCALES 0P ALL XINDS, PAIRBANKS, MORSE & 00, 111 & 113 Lake St., Chicago, Becarefidto buy only the Genuine, LEGAL. RECEIVER'S SALE. Wostern St Mot Compny, 17 South Canal-st. Citicaao, Bept, 9, 1875, Pureuant {0 ap order of 1 Buparior Court of Coak Quunty, thia sy entared, tho uaderaigmed, Haceirorof the Weatern lar Metal Gompuay, will receive wriey Droposais a4 the ofice of sald Crimpany, N anal-sl,, Chicaqo, until tho 30tk inat,, at12 o'clock noon, fof tho purchaas of (ho entire ssiota, Azturce, tools, machincry, material, Lilla recelvable, hook ac eounis, enoses in nctlon, intarest in really, and prop- arty of aaiil company of every naure, renl and per- scnal, Hohwdulea of all $ha above saseta can be in. ipocted Ly Liddors i thaotie of thecorapeay, hids for realty and personalty (o bo ssparato, and sli bids to ba submitted (0 tlo Court, Taru of sale—ono-unlf aanca i ity "ol socuriy fobe - roved, célyer, e mem, Boliciar, = PROPOSALS, FFICE BOHESUAN MINING COMPANY, OF Sichian, $10 Bouth Fourth-st., Vhiladelphis, Jiity 90, 1873,—Proposals will Le veceived &t ihis utico gutit Y arlock noow, Monuay, e it daz of Bepleut e, 1073, for tlie pulaiasd of ibie Beal Eatate aud Min. ing Ulantof tio Boliermisa Mining Company, situsted near tho Villsgo of Alapls Grove, Ontousyout Counly, Miol,, and, ia eveni of 1o propoest fasde being Sai(e: {actory ta tha Board 2, ihiets wald Roal Es. i and Mizing Fiant will be 014 ‘st public suetion to thie Liglicat bidder, ab 13 0'alock, noon, Thureday, Seqt. 43, 18:d, at tls Compeny’s oftios, 110 South Fourth-st,, iladelyla. Torins will be Ubersl. Tho property 1o bo sold couslata of 80Ut 1400 acrea of minera) and tmber lacds, ines, BAstng engives, stapa, cugis, with twelve Leads Gales' stamps sndl bt il eud the roquisito bulldi b ihifout numbor 03y 8 ine ueocteary 40 carry ob e buslusss of copper Min i ou a Uheral scale, " ¥or further pariiculars addrous the undorugued, 110 80uth ¥ourthat,, Polisdelphis, o Alfred Mouds, Fary Outonagon, Mic sodtei o, fixNazs 17 Houtls ~__FRACTIONAL QURRENOY, $5.00 Packages FRACTIONAL CURRENCY 1IN RXQHANGE ¥OR Bifls of Natlonal Curvency, TRIBUNE‘ OFFICE .. AMUSEMENTS, McVIGKEBLS THEATRE. Last Week of Edwin Adams, Last Weelk of Enoch Arden, Presentnd with & s1fong castand coreect munnting. Next week & new Jocaly atre, introducing (he Fi NNING A CORN . ent! RU. Jorbus Ging, & member of the B Eeata can now I secures, HOOLEY'S THEATRE, IMMENSEH SUCCESS X THE FAMOUR CALIFORNIA INSTRELS, Uaure crowided nightly by W elite of Chivsgo, Moudag, Hepd, 6, ENTULE CHANGE OF BI i 0 34 Favrie i Ao Aria | UE BRI A Every Lyeuiug aud Welucsday and Batiteday Alate ineer. FARWELL HALL---TO-NIGHT, Every rvening o1 8, Matines on Ssturday st 2, KENNEDY’S SONGS O SCOTLAND. Entirs changa of programma eacl evening, oy, 80c and §1. Tick cured af " NEW CHIOAGO THEATRE, Clark-at, near Randalph, oposite Kherman House, Taat Performancen ot tha Great Success, HEARTS AND DIAMONDS, Wilh o brilliunt east and fiue ecttings, BATURDAY~MATINEE AT 2, Matulay—A Haclety Drsrca of tntonta powsr snd {hriling luteeest—PAULINE, O WOLVES IN TUE OLD, ACADEMY OF MUSIO, ENOAGEMENT OF MILTON INOBLES Who will sppesr as J1 BLUDSOL in the drama of BOHEMIANS and DETECTIVES Aud the Grest Sroctalty Combuoation, the BYNES', Every Evening and Weausrday snd Saturday Matinee, Mondsy evening, Bupt, ARION TAYLOR Com. ady,Compay 50 Uartioy Campell's BUSLS & BEAIS, s e — COL, W00D'S MUSEUM AROUND THE WOILD IN A3 DAYR, Evary Evcnlug and at Wodnosday and Saturday Mati. tiees, Tiights of Women snd Poar Piflicaddy at Tues. day, Thureday, and Fridey Matinces, Two perforia. auces daflyat s p. . sud 81, m, Topular prices &7, a1l 75 ceuts, adiufiu to Museitm, Reglment, Dealers i Graln, amua- be Lad apd ecats se- containtug 5 0,000 curiositfcs, and to the Lecture-Tioom Mstinese, 25 Ani fovents, CLildren, 15 conts, Lox-office ujen at § .10, WCORMICK HALL. Charles Mt EYoy's Femuns ORIGINAL FIBERNICON And the MORICIS COMEDY COMPAXY, to-night, Wil closs Saturday, Sept. 11, New Srenes, songs, Dances, and Sparkling Sketches, 3atineo Katurday ot 4 v'tiock, HENRY S.KING & CO0, LONDON, ENGLAND, Open CURRENT ACCOUNTS with Bankers and Mer- cbagta free of Comuiisslon, INTEREST ou Monthly Balauces, COLLECTIONS on ull potnts, New Yorx Agenta—dlossrs. 31, R. Jenup, Paton & Co, Liverpool House—ewsra, King, lisiilie & Co, H C. WILLIAMS & 00, BANEKERS, 40 WALL-ST,, NEW YORK, buy ant sell Chicago City, Milwankee, &t, Paul, and other good munlcipal bonds, Juvestivent secnrition conntantiy on band, Wanted. Wante: Waule Hurlipgton, Cedar It, and Minn, rst, Licage, Dinvilla & Vincenncs o, urthern Yucide 7310 frat, s and other raflway kecuritis not regularly quotad made a apectalty, Orders for atocks and other socuritien ro-cive personal wttontion a4 (e New York Block Exchange. Gaod deposit accountn recetved, Industrial Exposition OF CHICAGO, 1875, 'Will Open on the Evening of Sept. 8, And continue day and eyening nntil Oct, 9, and will undoubledly prova to be the GREAT EVEXT OF TUE YEAR IN AMEKIOA, The Most Brilliant and Magnificent Display in 2 ull Departinents THE IMMENSE ART HALLS sre full of America's bent Pietiire, neloctod and_contributed by the Artiste hemseiven. 'No nuch cullection of STRONG PAINT- INGA by STRONG ARTISTS hos ever beforo boen Prosouted o the publio i this country, TIE BOTENTIFIC DEPARTMENT, under the suapicea of the Chicaga Academy of Sciencea, lina neyer hefors approachsd in point of maguitude snd ascelience ou auy auch occaslon, TI{F HORTICULTURAL AND FLORAL DEPART- MNENT, ncludiug a Continental Exhibition of Frulte by the leading frult-growing Stales, Tertilories, and Trovinces, 1 w marvel of heauty {u Frults, Plans, sod Flowers, THHE MECHANIOAL DEPARTMENT embraces in- numerable noyelties of {uventiovs snd FNKPN\‘ of nanufacture NEVER DEFORE BUBMITTED TO PUBLIC VIEW, {itustrsting and altesting the grand triumph of MUIND over MATTER, Alarge and interesting exlibition of LIVE FISIl from (e Atlantio and Peoltio slopes, aud frum the coutesl streams of Americs, togotler with a full dis. pisy of fzfures and opparatus showing how fah are Dred 504 proserved in ranning streans. In other Departments, Testlle Fabrics, Musieal Tn- strument Furniture, Household, Personal, Usefu) aud Orusmiental Goods, the display is graud beyond comyparaon, The Exposition will ba open from B a, m, uniil 10:30 p, 2. TERMS OF ADMIBSION : Tor adult 1 da d svening, For children, all day and even(n FHTE Eor aduite ob Baturdsy, all day and evening . For ehildren on Baturday, il deyand evening. Evory dsy after 8 p. T, 4Wts, %5 oenta; hildren, 13 cont, Excursions o all Tallesy lines, Sce Mailrosd Poat thelr atatinns. FRESCOING: Inall branchos of the Dogorative-Art in oity or country, Estimstos ivon, Address Anton ug, 170 Btato-st. Mefersncess N, Mateon & Co,, Guuther, Adelp Thoatrs, and M, Keit, OOEAN NAVIGATION, Nationnl Line.of Steamships, NEW YURK 70 QUEMNSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL. sy v v sy, B 1p. S b at®s m. R “EN it L § HLA‘ND, ‘,“l'l:)fl‘ CANMADA, (o0 ot ¥ it relized " atee. Hlasrege. tiek ratta fur £1 sud apwards on. 4 B, LAns Notthocst corner Olatk aad Randolphaia. - (opbssite new i House), 1y tusn any oties), will sall from Plor Ni.&, North Rl P . O A LA N G0 Gactodiag wn das ASSAGIE 1N GOL 311520 8150, Acordlug 10 Ay comn R T A i ke thue - o PEEORGKAL ¥raun Now York to Bristol (Kogland) diroeh, ARRAUGON, Symout Ssiurday, Sept. 4, Cabig P Cabla o, $70; Tntermodiate, 813: Htaoraze, § pivge e Y TR aF o prepared for this Thee | .. EDUCATIONAL ____ The Baga College for Lady Students, L Thin tustitution has beeu eroctea wnd endowed Ly e Fn, 31, W, Sazs, at & st of § 100,000, in connnce ot with Cornell Unavessity, on condition that young Women ekl peseive at the {vaer-ny An_education s " 18 bratd da thad provided for young men, v= bunt tlaa (s heatod by stoam, lignted hy ATy furniabed and praeided Ssith taths, #EIn AR, botannal garden and orusmental grounds, Tbo faty’ stadents Lave i Uriwilrgn ot "all U ) the Univernity, and to 1he Rertnou LTRwchad duritig tun Yoar 1 the’ AdJacent :,ln'll\)e.r.ulr{"(;:u):‘.. br, Jwtnionied clergyien of o i Todles Tram wariona v 1 CoNTATy, NUANT & $1ncla 1 e o s ey Tlin #Grs 0l g oo u ginnlag In e, 15 ene Landr and applicants for rooms will by 1eqiat ouler of appdication, oF cfrealar enntaining fall rarticaiare, adies SIDENT OF CORNELL UNIVERKITY, Tacs ELLIS PETERSON, Formerfy an Araftant Prafesanr i Harsard Callegs, and lately Priucipal of tha Tinh Behool, Werrestar, Mate,, will prepars tan boys for Colleie, elihier for (s Freshmau of the Sup-Lumore Class, Lo begin Sept, 2 AEFERESCR DPreadent W, C, Kilot, Harvard Uaniversity, Oam- bridge, Mas, The ey, Edward IT, Hall, Chairman of tho High Behiuel Comnittee, Wurcrater, Maw. The Uon. Gearga ¥, Hat, Worceter, Mo Dr. W, If, Draper, 4 Eart Thlrty-seventhat, Now Yark, N. ¥, Fur particulsra ndaress ELLIR IETERRON, ¢ ¥, Maad, NORTAWESTERN UNIVERSITY, EVANSTON, ILL. Address ¢, 0, FOWLER, I D, LL. D)., President, 1. The Collego of Literaturs and fetence, The Wotiaw's Collogs of Literature aud Art, . Collrge 0T Tachusbigg, £ Coliee of Lam and open Bept, ;5. . ate , opens Sept, | UNION COLLEGE OF LAW Of the University of Chicago, and the Nosthwestern Gnfxereity, closed 1y ot year with 103 students. La-Uuked Blatan Mors Frambull ant Daolittle, dudite Boolh 3wl et ansiow £l Meyers, taugh four honrs daty, 2 lawyers foctured Jn Whia Cole e<lies a conrer Ly Dr, Diviyon Medts 5 “The Ten, 11, B, Tued, Reviser of tatutes, Jaadded 1o fhn Fas for the comlng sear. Teopens Bept, 15, Teria %30 or yesr of ning mouth, DI joms adinits to the Dar. L'ar catriagues, wldresa [AOW, Secretary, 29 Tribune RAOINE COILLINCGE. e ekl uf Lottere, the S ot - 41y Granmar Behool of Ricine Coileye wi day, Bept, 36, e ‘The restoration of Tayler Hall, ments, aud a uew Lal irate are ta b Raletied Lefare th o the advantazrs of the fuslitn Yor sdmission aprly o . KEV, JAMES IE KOVEX, . 1. Itacive Coltern, Ky, Csiniognes ean Le bad at Junawm, M Cing i Ca'e, Stiteliell s, 158 Blateel, and ab the Mer! UNIVERSITY OF CHICAGO apens for sxaminatior 1. 10, 1978, 1, Coflegs of Literature and the Art Dol College, 4, College of tilence, Agricuitury, Civil Englincorine, etry 5. Colleguof Eaw. adrers V, 1. Donaloae, Ex, Becren A vith many fmprove. i Grinasiuim which op.elk Wil add much on, ilege of Medicine, Freor. President, MiE AL A, ik Medieal Collexe, Tadien sdimttted toal Dr. d, partojen! jareear, o, BASTIN, Kegieter BU TISSES GRANTS SEHINARY 3233 and 130 North Dearborn-st, Clleago, will open Wednesilay, Bopt. 15, HKINDIERGAIRTREN, In connectlan with tho Euminary, will ofien n the same time, with Increaned facllitios and secorumodatio Ohicago Laing Seminary, 15 & 17 Stelionst Thirteenth year opens Aey in evers departmont, . Buperior advant- feal, Laylinh, Buropaan i Surioad. Yupifs e enter or ilier catirse, for elocted braucties, or the sludy of Art wlonw, Loca. tion choice ; hutldingy ample, and all the apuoidtnientn for citlior boardlag or doy iyl e 135 O pasded, =i 0, Friucipal, 8ST. JOEN'S SCEHOOL. Baardiug aud Day Bebonl for Young Ladios wnd Childres. " flor, THEODORE IRVING, LL.D,, Rector, 2l West Thiciy-sccong ew York, D, 'Ireiug's apuctal class for thu atudy of the Fugllsh Langnage and Literature, 2a iluatrating and Ulnstrated by a- tory, with readings from tho best authors, will begin 19 Novenber. Has olass for the historical and eritical study of the Fine Arta will Iegin s Tho Fall Term begine ou Wednead For Circular and wfarmation orp! H. B. BRYANTS (Bryant & Btratton) Chicago Businoss Colloge ENGLISH TRAINING SCII00T, st,, southesst cor, Warhington, Cairaga, T, Thn Istgest aud most thoroush Intitution of the ind {n Americs, Fend for cireulsr, ELMIURST BOARDING AND DAY EOBUOIR For Young Ladies atd Girle, will reogeu Monday, Sept. 18, at Elmhurst, 10 milen from Cht Division of the N. W, I, 1. beautifal, ~ Ground able and experfence; French. AR, L, alens Locatiin besthy and tof {ngton Schodl, Ohfeago, Priuciinl, Boud fur Cir- culas, -3 r S . Monticello Female Seminary, ‘The next term of this Justitution will commence on Thursdsy, 17th Beptomber, msteaad of the fh (a beretofore notified ) 1 vonsequence of §mproveneuts not completed, Yor catulogues adiress Aiss 1L, N. BABKELL, Priocpa, 7 e HARVARD SCHOOL, 23 BIXTEENTH-BT. ‘Tho mubscriber, baving returned, will rosume his clasars Bopt. 13, Lis alin 18 carefnl aud thorough ine atruction, EDW, 8, WATERS, A, 3L, Marter. U G mi.\;g\n MRS, ALEX, BRADFORD'S (formerly Mrw, Ogden 1oian's) Lugllah, French, and Gerinan Hosrdiug and Day School for Young 1ax dles aud Chidren, with calisthencs, N W Thirty-cighih-st., Now York. Sieopens Boj plication tay b made by lotier or Jersonal N. W. 0. UNIVERSITY. Tho twenty-first sceslon of this (nstitution will open in the bew Lufldinge—the most cumplela uow on the continent—in Irvingtan, 4 miles east of this city, Bopt. 15, Full Facaity; sz cournes of studys bott Sazrs racalied, Yor ealllogurs addres Q. £, HOL~ LENBECK, Hecretary, or O, A. BULGESS, Preaidont, ludianayoiis, nd, Mt, Pleasant Military Academy. A Belect Boarditig elioal for Young Mcn aud loys, o4 Blug Biug, N. Y., an_the Hudeou, A full graded course uf fustruction, Diplomus ut graduatioo. ik tlary organization complete aud thurougli, tirouuds beautiful and nlifiogs commodioas, “Forty-decond year begin Sept, 16, Bend for cirenlar contalulog Clcago reforonces. 3. N, Pelactpal, MOUNT VERNON MILITARY ACADEMY, MORGAN PARIL, NEAL CHICAGO, Tha Fell Besslon opans TUFSDAY, Sept. 14, Tho past year Line cutablivlied the filture succeis of thin now {nstitutlon, Cotalogues for 1873 cau be obtaiued at Hoom 13 Lakesida Dufldlog, Chicago, or will be waflod to auy one on application. & 5. NORTON, KENWOOD SEMINARY, Noar corner Forty-elgltb-at. sud Madison-ay, The suventh year of (his Instijution for the thorough ducation of Young Ladied, will beyin Bept 9, Dy sclars frou, the clty wil D taken to wad (Fom tu the clivol by tho Heluary stayor, Catalogues ua el by Y R NI COTT, Frincipat BOARDING-SCROCL (P alerences, Lo T NCHOOL OF MINES, For olroulat, Address 11, D, Mok, b Ii VEQNON INSTITUTE POR_YOUNG LA diea n o and Lilia el tiahed o 19, e, 415 1. Jonea Al A Principals, Bosrde {ug aud Day Bebool, Enalish, Yrench, German, an Latin, Fronch laspoken in tho family. No. 4 Mt. Veruon Place, BALTIMORE, Boferotices glvea on spplieation. WS OUTHRERTS BOARDING 4 Kol (or oung Indice, 8. Lonis Mo, o e ity Uuljaraiyy~ena ot ot stioc ia ‘det—whace {aailiclen bave Ueen v o al} deparimeuta. Holuroucos cag e o tord_a .f"m'fim:fluw? Satar oo WIS, HUAUNTA OO THRRIT, A Loain Mo 2y YOURG e o o) PO thellu ?!1‘"!!“ tdy eous s 4"6;-““\: e aria AuBuciBy. Toniriotion thituoghia srery brand Foroliculars addrcea Or U: WATBELL. frine L0 Prob'e, ___ EDUCATIONAL e LOGAN 5QUARE SEMINAT. 1600 Vineat Thiriobie e Tornes isted 1875, Mim B, A, S 2 0 M iDL, § b, RADFORD'S STUDENTA' IOME, A HOYA Middletown, o, Dylihiral altuabiom, vlations, MidRary irill. Thorongh iov, 3y 15 BRABEORD, oo FOR SALL. __ GENTS 010 aave from 3L (5 8100 on thelr ot snd ge {us bant ntyice nt FREEMANR, 241 Weas Aludisonat {ls beatatglce pt PREEMANS, 24) Wess Mudieonal, .__RATLROAD TIME TABLY, ARRIVAL AND DEPARYURE 0F " TRAIE . c‘}‘i'lcmoa NORTHWESTERY RAILRDAT, n: Clarket. (Sherman, Ilasse), and 1§ orner Maditen-ah,, and at ihe dapole, Tirks aPacifc ¥ant Ling a Dubisyp )iy ) s Lubuaan e I 1y tcorner of Wol Dep,teorasrof Can penss 7o, ICHIIAN CENTRAL H,A‘ll;K(II\:"i 2 o8 e ot Cornerof Rendapls Leare, | TR P House. Arrier, *Sanday Rx. 1*Hatnrday CHICAGO, ALTON Chicagn, Ko s City o ST Louls, Denesr Short L Zee mear Madiesnat, bridze, Tie aind §23 Jiandolph-it., and esrner My Zeave, 1 _Armive, i et Sanagy LAKE SHORE & MICHIGAN SOUTHERN. i Arrive. il v et A, o Sundsy 3ot M, MILWAUKEE & ST, PAUL . anl Can RAILROAN. sire Ticiot Ofice, andat Denos, ke Sherrmizn Hou i, Wit B ing, thewugh| 10.005. . * 4:0p. sm, o JLLINOIS CENTRAL AAILANAY, i AT e e R CHICAGO, DUIRLINGTON & YUINCY RAILADAD, ole, Jout @f Lake-st,, Indlana-av. and Sizisesth o, Gidieeniiata, Tckst o Canl und daf denoli Oficen, 30 Clarsat.y fiae U2 & Slouy Gity Fap, U0 ¥ask Lina, for U inG; 1, Ledvaum: & 51U mati Feawortll, AL oo Hap!. . vt Accnmmindation* Accamm, f o Buadaje, 155, Eaima KANKAKEE LINE, o0t Ovntral Depol, Jukmst, and Twen! Laive, | Arvivs, Iodiasanolie, Loulsrillo & Clnoin, o ot Losari S A, e i __n-nsfi'g[r:‘l_y!nuul 809 pom.|* T8 n. me CINCINNATI AIR LI} Kandoiph-stey wrdat depid,* o in e & £HICAGD & PASIFIC RAILROAD, : b s . 43 Clar o et ey AL PITTSBURG, 3 aomreau gmcmcmnm A‘!Iml;gl)li AAILROAD. or Olimion anr Trche ctices L33 Randorphester an s et stde, T, Day Ripress,, ll;u'mfilx B Y lll‘l’ o BAl i s SETRBE T SORD, Joet b Daenecsecond sty ufien, 16 Claviestyy corner of WMIWY. o { ale u, Ba m| ] S e R Y CHICADD, ROCK ISLAND B PACIFICTAILROAD. i~ i i Watlactip el o B chikrtaved Ly th Buate of L ols thy u ¢ D v, Jamo :1' A of tho protession bor oves X roars— . e ail i tiant, A bouk. (or sie Wik fret e 10 foe o pig poniue an Macritgs, Laat Eseret, Love, it np i e e e, Lt Jucky g, :wwmnfluum Thlos, B0 o all Y o may undars, NO GURE Dr. Kean, 1 NO PAY!! 460 SOUTH OLARK-8T, OHICAGO, elow'Bours, § 4. . b 8. s Buadaye from Fo Tl TLAKE FOREST ACADEMY. A college propasstury ukou{ rflr ‘""i:i Full term Lo gius Bept V. L) %57.2?.@., £ o » tx. 10 Laatructors, 8. O, HHOILIDGE (Usrvard A.20), Media, Pa. PERICHICTLL (V2 ALY ACANENY, i B 167, Now Grbomid 410 et youdehddries Mesars, WHIGHT & DONALY, B, OAD! E-nd o uedlY " o estras, Medln i € Vulladels WEST ] INWTITUTR, WHTAROTEEL. 01w unmnnfims? W’um [ ashinglons., 0. Longer say physician ip Ublosgo b the Lreat of Chranl Boxual, aud Private Discasos. Soiainal Woakimms au Impotagey perwausully cured. *Ladied roqulring ol cald tesatncur, with hotd nd bosrd, myy calloe wiite T conBdmice. A buok far all {ULhisirated, 1 canta, PRESORIPTION FR of Beminel Weakaieen, Losl Mane T e i arrs brougs oa by lndusoreucts oe bood, a4 ifmsfi’t“é&%x@f e